Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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‘ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Out of the forest of learning we come, as strong and sturdy as the gnarled oak. Although the years of study have taken many from our ranks we still emerge from Johnstown High School one hundred and twenty-four strons. In our senior year we have been encouraged by such successes as the Seniver jPige, “Simeler ans) | WaeebOv Ey “GihiS Dance, and the Senior Mixer.- In the Sports line, our boys in purple and gold have been an honor to our scnool. There were the occasions when our basketball team stemmed the crimson and white tide of Glovers- Viel beaandmacie: SUCCESS Of Our tive in walking away with the championship of “Cless B schools -in the western section of eastern New York league. Under the helpful guidance of Mr. Wright and Miss Streeter, Presi- dent Donald Ruch and Vice-president Robert Valachovic attended to the more weighty problems confronting our class, while Donald Rauer handled our money and Constance Lehman kept the minutes straignt. - But all these things are in the past. We now leave our high school successes and mistakes to the Jun- iors and Sophomores, who have yet to feel the sense of superiority common to Seniors, while we go forth to join the ranks of alumni. The Senior girls, who until now have been toying with the boys, will really be out to catch their men. Many of the boys who have been hurling baseballs, footballs, and basketballs for J.H.S. will be hurling powder and steel at the Axis for Uncle Sam. To these we extend the hope that their prowess in sports will carry over to bring victory in a more serious struggle.