Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Page 12 text:

i | ' fi ABEL, LEIGH H. 22 Parkwood Avenue Able but not willing Winter Sports Club (3); Stage Mgr. of Senior Play (4); Baseball (3,4); Football (4); Intra- mural Basketball (2,3,4); Football Award (4). ADAMS, MARION J. 11 Court Street ““T’ve got my eyes on you.’’ Girls Soccer (3). ALLEN, CARLTON W. “Carl’’ 402 North Market Street The little man that wasn’t there. ALLEN, MILTON B. “Mitty” Re DeriNow 2 Capable but unassuming. Student Council (2,3); Treas. Soph. Class (2); President of Home Room (2,3); Vice Pres. of Home Room (4); Motto comm. (4); Decora- tion comm. for Junior Prom (3); Ticket comm. for Senior Play (4); Junior Dance comm. (3); Member of Science Club (3). ANAGNOSTOPULOS, EUGENIA P. ‘‘Eugenie’’ 49 East Main Street Silence is golden. Bugle Staff (4); Invitation Comm. Jr. Prom. (3); Orchestra Comm. Senior Dance (4); Sen- ior Dance (4); Member of Senior Song Comm. (4); Gregg Shorthand Awards (2, 4); Business Law Contest (4). CLAS S OF 1941 .. The AUSTIN, Class Staff (4). . 49 East Main Street. “Much ado about nothing.’’ ANTIS, BETT 9 oO Member of Orchestra (2,3,4); Senior Comm. (4). Ves ‘Boots’ East Fulton Street “Lady in Red.’’ Girls’ Baseball 99 ae “For she’s a jolly ‘good fellow. Like 203 answer to (3,4); Girls’ Soccer (4) ATKINSON, IRENE D. Elmwood Avenue Girls’ Hi-Y (3, 4). STUART 0. Tribes Hill fly-paper he attracts. BENO, JOSEPH C. East Main Street a maiden’s prayer—he ANAGNOSTOPULOS, WILLIAM P. ‘‘W.P.A.”’ Song Science Club (3); Winter Sports Club (3,4); Day Comm. (4); Baronet Advertising ““Joe’”’ cooks.

Page 11 text:

aA On, fearing I. AS. We are the Senior Class. We are like the sun that sets on a warm and glorious day. We have had three full years to shine. We have many enjoyable hours to remember and one last great one to which to look forward—Senior Week. Our accomplishments have warmed our hearts and given us courage to face tomorrow. Fondly tucked away in our purple and gold memory books are visions of the Senior Mixer, New Year's Eve dance, and oh yes! the Senior Play, successes one and all. Fonder still is the memory of a 25 to 6 victory over— what was their name? Among the first of our accomplishments was the demo- cratic decision of who was to be our officers. Herbert Pat- terson, president; Leonard Dye, vice-president; Ellen Leach, secretary; Robert Stowe, treasurer; and Florence Garfall, assistant treasurer, proved our choices wise ones. At times we have even been able to study and ap- proach with not too much uncertainty those fire-breathing monsters, the regents examinations. Thusly, we have spent our time in study and in play and feel prepared for the more serious task before us. We leave you, Sophs and Juniors, the joys and heart- breaks that were ours. Better still, we leave you the fine tradition that is Johnstown High School. We leave joy- fully yet regretfully, and as we leave we thank you, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Jewell and all the rest who have done so much and received so little. —James Stewart.

Page 13 text:

BILLA, FLORENCE A. Flo’”’ 108 Washington Street An ardent athlete Girls’ Hi-Y (2,3,4); Bugle Staff (4); Commer- cial Club (3); Basketball (2,3,4); Soccer (2,3,4);Baseball (2,3,4); Basketball Captain (4); Soccer Mer. (3,4); Athletic Awards (2,3,4); Shorthand Awards (4); Service Award (3); Typing Awards (4). BOSTWICK, ARLENE A. 173 East State Street I do the listening Debate Club (3); Cap and Gown Comm. (4); Junior Dance Comm. (3); Basketball (3); Cap- tain Baseball (3). BOWMAN, ELIZABETH L. “‘Betty’’ 169 East State Street Sweet and shy. BRIGGS, THOMAS R. “Tom’’ 110 South William Street T’ll be a college hero. Pres. of Home Room (3); Treas. of Home Room (4); Pres. of Winter Sports Club (4); Secretary of Hi-Y (4); Vice Pres. of Debate Club (4); Bugle Staff (3, 4); Baronet (3); Photography Editor of Baronet (4); Science Club (3, 4); Winter Sports Club (3, 4); Dra- matic Club (3); Debate Club (4); Hi-Y (4); Senior Play (4); Usher Jr. Prize Speaking (3); Football (3, 4); Intramural Basketball (2,3,4); Service Award (3); Football Award (4); Em- pire Boys’ State (3); Hi-Y Assembly (4); Nat- ional Honor Society (4). BROTHERS, ELEANOR M. “KI” 26 North Melcher Street Marriage and business won’t mix. Baronet Advertising Staff (4). BRUNETTO, ANTONINA 5S. “‘Nettie’’ 34 Cayadutta Street Life’s worth while because you smile. Commercial Club (3). BUTLER, NANCY E. 400 South Market Street “Pil be a red head’s sweetheart.’’ Bugle Staff (3, 4); Win ter Sports Club (3); Slogan Comm. for Baronet (4); Baseball (3); Soccer (3); Bowling (2); Senior Play (4); Ath- letic Award (3). CARSKY, FRANCIS G. “Letty’’ O’Neil Avenue “The farmer in the dell.’’ Science Club (3); Ticket Comm. for Senior Play (4); Senior Picture Comm. (4); Baseball (2, 3); Basketball (3); Football (3, 4). coco, LOUIS ‘ Coke”’ 3813 West Clinton Street Make yourself necessary to someone. Bowling (3). COOK, MYRTLE A. “ Mickey’’ Ext. West Madison Avenue I only want a buddy, not a sweetheart Science Club (3); Baseball (2,3,4); Basketball (RS ese Soccer Can id.) 4) BO wlimea Co nm4o. Captain of Soccer (3); Athletic Award (2, 3, 4); Service (3).