Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

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COPPERNOLL, HARLOW R,-Windy i 7' D ANTONINO ROSINA 'VI Rrmq DI MAGISTRIS CARMI I I A M Carm DII l I NBI CK HAROI D I ADD Dzllu DISI CAI TANA I Tuna DODGI HI I FN A Dodaeu IIKI9 RUTH C lzlusu FOSMIRI1 SLTH RICHARD Iuzzq IREDI RICK CHRISTINF Trng GPNTNFR ALICE D Glamorous CI WFYI' ELIZABIRTH R Chalrerboxf The Baronet E . ., 1. . ,-, . , 1 1 2,1 I I ,. 11 , 1, 1 T, . GONYI A BI T'I Y I Ben COUI D RAI PH C Dulu HAMMOND TI IZABI 'I I-I I Benq HANSONI BFTTY RUTH Suaar HARRISON IUDITH pifllnld HAYNI R MARY H Champ HFRRICK VVII I IAM W lerfq HOFFVIAN JFANI Huffy HOHI NIFORSI ARI I 'NI RU I H A H 'VII 9 ROBI RI I Shui: nl he Barone! Qi' iXf 9 Q 1 9- 4 10 'TV' IRELAND. RICHARD J.-Dlfky Jim JAKUBEC, MARY E.-Rm! JEANS MARY IOU Jeans JOHNSON DORIS If-Johnny KLINI M PATRICIA Patsq KONYN HARRIFT I2 Dlllfh KOVARIK HELLN THLRIISA M uthy KUBINA JOHN J Kubbu KUMPITSCH ROBERT C Kump I PSSER BURTON S Bur! The Barone! IDI IIIIAI III ANN lhtlq fnn I ISIxA ARIHUR IRI D R 15111 'VIACVIAN GRACI I Mac MAI ATIINO DOMINIC P Ruin RI I I'II 'VIADOI I IN I I aa IVIAXIAN RICHARD H Cmlw VICCAR I HY. XIARC UI.RI I I, ANN Ilqgu M 2 .ITA .IA'VIIiS B.-I of N ZZANO. I.Ii,-X .IANI2-Angel . AI.. IlTHIEI, NI,-Her uw Thv Barone! 'S' QC' 'M 6 11 MILLER BI RNARD W Berme MOI YNLUX I RTD T fred MONTANYI KATHIRINI E Kay MOWRFY HI'I FN J More NFI I IQ MARION F Nell NORTHONI R DOROI HY J Cussu OCZKO I THPI MARION-Ozze OLIVER GI ORGF H Srretch OST I RBY MARII YN J Shortly Tin Barone! NEIL, ERNEST A.-Casanova OVINIT ERAH I Ira PANGBURN JACQUEI INII R Pudall PARKO RAMON JR Ray PARSONS ELOISE J Squeegee PEI BI IIS KITTY IOU Krttu POWI RS MABLI G Mabel PUTMAN VIRGINIIAI Gmnq RIZZO SAI VATORI I Yam ROBARI' PAUIIINI X I u I he Barone! POLMATEER. MILDRED M.-Milly 1. . 'E V- Ju I ROBINSON THOMAS A Tom RUGGERI FRANK fzp SARRIS ETHFI G Athanasza SARRIS MARY G Mana SKALI A EVELYN E E SKODA PAULINE E Skody SMITH BETTY R Smllhq SMITH DONALD W Don , . 1 .1' SIMEK, MARY S.-Mary . , - .- U SOLAR, HELEN E.-Pig Taxis SPANO SAMUEL I- Dude STALI:Y JOHN I Curly STEPHLNSON FVI RLTT H Lanky STROBFCK MAURICI' Muurzce SUTTON G1 ORIA RUTH Jain SWEENEY DORIS M Dorq TAUBE HARRY H Taubeq THOMPSON SHIRI FY XA Shrrl TI USTACHOW SKA VICTORIA I X :clue The Barone! SUBIK. ROBERT ANDRISW-Sleepy 'Qi' fl ii 16 TRAVIS FVFI YN NI F VAN AN'I VVFRP MARIOIN D Iuerp VAUGHAN SAI I Y I Dull lun VROOMAN MARYI AND V Buuh WAI II RONAI D I' Rommo VJAI DO DOUGI AS D Iznkq XVAI DO WAI TI R Vw Pup XVAI SH BETTY ANN Benq XVEBB HARRY II Webbu The Barone! ' . v T I I sr R I ki 4 1 K ll .K -1 Qtr C, VIZDDIER, JOHN IVI.-Johan Q I 5 ' in , - .-Q - .?, ... v' I Q 5 A I ' - , WELLS. DAVID A.-Horson WHITI5SIiI,I., JUNE A,-Chips WILSON JAMES H Meatball WINTERBOTTOM THEODORE W Summertop WOI OSL I RANK AN I HONY lrunlzq ZAJICI K JOSI PH J -Jm ZAYICEK LUCY M Luke ZILKA HARRIET E Zzlch Semors who haue Iefl school or dxd not haw lherr pzclures when DENMARK CI AYTON Cluur FITZPATRICK RICHARD K Drclz HLADIK RICHARD W Duh HOUSE IOUI9 S Butch fha Barone! MAS'l ROPOI O JOSEPH A Ju: SAMMOINS I RANCINF Iran SVOLOS GI ORCI J Joe WITZKI- HARRY G Hurru nr 1 'X COULTER, Lxiwls J.-Smokey JURICA. BLASIE NI.-Blaze ' 17 wiki! C1513 Dorothy Northoxer Vrrglma Putman Ramon Parko and Ralph Gould Senlor Class Hlstory As Wrnston Churchlll sard when the Unlted Natrons began therr great nmg We have flnally finrshed the prellmmary battle and we must now go forward to take our place rn the adult world for the final struggle As we look back we remember entermg Johnstown Hrgh School as tremblmg lnttle Sophomores How self satrsfled we were as Junlors lordmg lf over our lower classmen Then at last mrghty SGHIOIS upholdlng wrth drgmty our posrtxon as head of the school Under the command of MISS Gertsmayer and our very capable ofhcers we have passed through three years of fun and learnmg at J H S Thrs year we watched many of our Senlor boys lead Johnstown Hlgh to vrctory 1n the Inter Cxty battle We d1d not watch them as players of a mere game but as future soldrers of our country who w1ll be partrclpatlng ln the great struggle to keep alxve the rdeals of democracy Even as sophomores we were proud to clarm several of J H S s stars as members of our class In retrospect we see ourselves as the proverbxal Jolly junrors breezlng through a busy year On May 8 the annual socral functron of the year the Junror Prom was held at the Colomal Club and thls long awarted event was vsell attended Oratorlcally speakmg our class should well be proud Cueorge Olnver rep resented our school ably rn the Amerrcan Leglon Contest whrle at the Junror Prxze Speakmg Contest Betty Walsh and Francls Brown took top honors wrth Culorxa Sutton and John Cole holdmg close second places Now as Senrors wlth our Semor lVl1xer of last fall a pleasant memory we are antrcrpatrng our forthcoming Senxor Ball In June we shall have completed our school days and rt wlll be wrth a touch of regret and many happy remrmscences that we shall take our drplomas on Commencement Day lookmg ahead to the unfathomable future but golng forward to meet 1t wlth the Hghtmg Amerrcan Splflf 18 'I he Barone! 5355 e A 2 :sf , f 7 S J , an , J g v ig offensive, so too can the Senior Class proudly say: It is the end of the begin- . . . 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X I N X X 'X X. fs .. x' X x X' X X X X X g 5 Nu 4 Z X X' 5 X qounlvfxjag 44 .-,gg 3, X nee Prcsrdent Randall Valachouc Prcsrdent Harrx lcar Miss xan Valkcnburgh Sccrctarx Vnuan Hnllrcr 1nd Treasurer Arthur Ketchledge JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY As the All1es advanced thus year so drd the Junrors Wrth Gcncral Harry Fear leadmg the advance Lt General Randall Valachouc as hrs ardc Maj V1v1an H1ll1er as h1s secretary and l t Art Ketchlcdge handlmg thc finances we made great progress under the leadershlp of Commander van Valkenburgh Our first OHCIISIVGS vs ere our football dances whrch werc successful financrally as well as socrally Musnc was furnrshed by the lcadmg bands of the country on records Next came the Snow Ball Dance and the Harmony Boys Bud Fear Bob Hann Drck Haggart and Albert Jmks In Apr1l or May vse planned our blggest socral success The Jumor Prom vxhlch gas and fuel ratronmg we hoped would not hrnder Lrttle Steve Thompson lcd our boys to v1ctor1es on the basketball court vs mth the able asslstance of Pete Colleta Bob Hann and Drck Van Alstync The Jumor Class was also represented rn football baseball and track and m gxrls athletrcs So wrth our studxes danccs and sports we Junrors have had a successful and prosperous year 'Vluch of our success howexer rs due to the gurdancc of Mrss van Valkenburgh who has helped us to become a real part of JHS Now as we turn to our Semor year vse xull trp to make rt even more successful and be a credlt to our school and to our countrx 0 'I ln Barone! f , 1 1 V .H 1 N V ' t 4 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 Q 1 1 rx 1 1 V 1 1 , tr vw .. vv - H V - 1 1 V v - - . . ,, . ,, . 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I'hc Burrmvl 22 Russell Vxlllson lot lxmbu Htlcn XI1lLhOYlL Sophomore History The Sophomore Class sa1led mto Hrgh School under thc flymg colors of sxlver and blue Thc gobs rcccncd the usual amount of leaslng from thc uppcrclassmen but they learned ZISK The actxvltlcs of the Sophomorc Class consrsted for thc most p1rt of dates Those modern Romcos and Julrcts who had trod the halls of Hrgh School each noon finally opened thcrr hearts to thelr Alma Matcr We arc not only proud of our soc1al actrvrty but of our athletrc abrlrtxes as vxell We were vkell representcd on the scrub teams of football and the J V s of thc basketball team not to forget Darrell Prcston who play cd on thc Varslty The orchcstra and chorus can also boast of our I'I1ll9lCJl talents Under the drrcctron of our capable class advrscr Mrss Strccter our first mcctmg ot thc ycar was hcld to clcct our OlTl ccrs Ioe Kabat was clccttd as Prcsxdcnt Roland Karpoy as Frrst Vlatc I-lclcn Valchouc 18 Kccpcr of thc log and Russcll Wrl son as Trcasurcr As uc sul on mio tht futurc uc look forvx ard vxlth caqer 'mtxcrpatxon to thc lumor md Scmor ycars I he Barone! fi c 7 Q hwilfs in J ACTI IT IE bl., Q , ff , Q f 1 I m' f ,fx 7 J Yip. L K fc X K ruff! x x ff Q f fn , V-4: , ' J' - 7 , I 1 . ,SQ h , ff X 'vii f X an '22 ffl' , ',:..- , ,E-if-ff f-f' ': 4:3 E lrrst rot Joe Genoxese Walter Waldo Captam Steve Thompson Duck Van Alstyne and Pete Colletta Second rou, Coach John Sledleckt Alex Mayakls Robert Hann Darrell Preston Sam Spano Rlchard Maxtan Charles Cundaro Managers Ernest Nexl and Btll Herrlck BASKETBALL The 1942 43 basketball season ended March 12 wxth the Varslty wmmng twelve of the exghteen games played and the Junlor Varslty wmmng fourteen out of sxxteen games played Thls year due to transportatlon problems games were booked wxth schools IH the lmmedxate v1c1n1ty It seemed as 1f lt was gomg to be qu1te a job for Coach John P S1edleck1 to bu1ld a successful team wxth but one veteran from the Vars1ty of a year ago Capta1n Steve Thompson but new materlal was developed from the Jumor squad of the prevlous year and once aga1n J H S was represented by a team wlth plenty of light and splrxt The hlgh llght of the season was Johnstown wmmng three out of the four games played w1th Gloversvllle All these excxtmg games were very close except the J HS s twenty pomt vlctory ln the thlrd game Johnstown was really outplayed by only two teams Scotla and Amsterdam both of whxch had more exper1enced teams However 1n one game J H S held Scotxa to but a four pomt vrctory and Amsterdam defeated our team by only five pomts The members of the Varsxty were Thompson Colletta Waldo Maxtan Genovese Cundaro Mayakls Spano Hann Van Alstyne and Preston The outstandlng scorer and player was Captaln Steve Thompson wlth 217 pomts followed by llttle Pete Colletta and Walter Waldo The Sophomores were very proud of thelr classmate D Preston who played Wlfh the Varsxtv durmg the latter half of the season Members of the Jumor Varsity team were Baxrd Duffy MCGUIIQ Wells Smlth Pxccnone Ollver Hanson Subxk Vlola CUYIIS and C Butler The leadlng pomt getter was Blll Baxrd Ernest Nell manager of the Varslty and Bxll Herrxck manager of thc JV s dtd fine jobs 26 The Barone! 1' Y . . j v . . , V V . 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Last year s football season was an eventful one We d1d lose two games but beatlng Gloversvrlle 7 6 made up for lf Coach MacFadden and Assrstant Coach Sledleckr dld a Hne job wrth the materral they had Most of the boys were green and needed plenty of trarnmg Only four fel lows had much game expert ence to speak of before last fall The total number of polnts made by our team was srxty four and by our oppon ents was seventy one The teams we played and the scores are as follows Score Date Opponent .IHS Opp t 25 Lttl Fa s Oct 3 Albany Oct 9 Amst rda Oct 16 S atoza Glo 1 e The followrng composed the first and second teams and also therr respectrve posrtnons on these two teams Fzrst Team Dave Wells R E Tom Robmson R T Clark Brlggs RG Drck Smrth C Blalse Jurlca L G Kenneth Blakeslee L T Robert Hann LE Bernre Mrller LH Sam Spano R H John Kubma PB Dlck Fltzpatrxck QB Second Team Joe Bru netto R E Art Lnska R T Dxck Maxlan RG Harlow Coppernoll C Harry 'Iaube LG John Hanson I T Joe Genovese LE Blame Butler LH Sam R1771o R H Ronald Wa1te FB Les ter Bellmger Q B Dlck Frtzpatrlck was the captarn of the 1942 football team and Kenneth Babeaux was the manager The Barone! Mlller Fltzpatrlck Kubma andB Butler F O O T B A L L Wells Robinson Blakcslec IISRB Brlggs Smith Jurrca and Hann 27 ' ' l Sep . f i e ll ..,,,. 18 6 . a .,........,, 0 20 . --- e m ......,. 19 14 . 7 ar ...-,,,,,. 13 12 Oct. 24-- versv'll ....,,, T 6 Oct. 30 llion ,A,.,,......, T l3 ., , . ., ., , . ., ., , . ., - V . . . , . GIRLS SWIMVIHNC The grrls athletlc season opened vuth a new game speedball uhlch was xery successful Forty four grrls play ed the game on the Knox football field At the end of the season Dorrs Sponen burg s team was nn first place Next on the glrls sport lust was bowlmg MISS Dodge and lVl1ss Grewen of he faculty ably assrsted Mxss Wrlms w1th the supervrsmg of the snxty four glrls who bowled on Monday and Wednesdays at the Alart Al leys Those marntamlng the hlghest averages up untll thrs book went to press were Al len Sarrrs Stewart Walsh by Cobb and Robare Forty grrls organlzed bas ketball teams after the Chrrst mas vacatxon The captalns of the four h1gh teams were as follows Pat Yeaple Dor othy Northover Madelyn Cromer and XIINIJYI l-l1ll1er ln the sprmg softball wnll probably start and there rs also a chance of a grrls tenms tournament bemg held Even though a large num ber of glrls were employed at XJIIOUS jobs after school there was a very large turn out for grrls athletlcs vshrch were successful and well n joyed 'I he Barone! 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A l 1 I v - FIFSI rou, Roland Karpoy Betty Ann Walsh Robert Sublk Rlchard Stefka and Joe Genovese Second row Edward Whlte lrancls Slmek Antolnette Beno Rlchard Maxlan Stcxe Thompson and Edward Carsky Thzrd rou, Lrnest Nell and Ralph Gould Student Council Llke the natlonal govenment our Student Councll IS patterned on the democratlc ldeal representatlon of all ThlS year the Councll conslsted of the presldents of the thlrteen homerooms elected by the members of these homerooms Ernest Nell Vlce Presldent Robert Sublk Secretary Betty Walsh and Treas urer Edward Carsky the Councll functloned very smoothly Ernest Nell represented the students of J H S at the good wlll meetlng before the Johns town Gloversvllle football game After the lnter clty battle the Student Coun cll sponsored the very successful Eootball Hop attended by over four hundred people Reallrlng the need of every student to partlclpate ln the war effort the Student Councll urged lOO per cent purchase of war stamps ln all homerooms Thls year agaln SCFVICL and athletlc awards were glven out by the Councll 'I he members of the Student Councll were Antolnette Beno Betty Walsh Ernest Nell Rlchard Stefka Erancls Slmek Roland Karpoy Rlchard Maxlan Edward Carsky Robert Sublk Ralph Gould Edward Whlte Steve Thompson and loe Genovese l'he standlng commlttees were Athletlc and Safety and Alr Rald commlttees The Barone! 29 I ,, f x K L l 1 I l N I' - X I 5 Under the able guidance of Miss Streeter and the capable oHicers-President, ' s I I Q, arxlxn Osterbx Sxlutalorun 1 d John Cl Xmltdlctonan Valedlctorlan and Salutatorlan ALMA MATER SONNET I am your Alma Mater true Semor of 43 Ixe done my best through these fleet years To shelter teach allay your fears To gulde and help you rlde the waves that come upon lxfe s s You ve done your part you ve measured up your hours of W Have added laurels to a name Whxch Johnstown I-Ixgh ms proud to cla1m What s thls I see just round the bend It s Graduatlon Day For you real hfe wtll then begm T15 then youll reap the seed I xt sown Hold hxgh my torch amld hfe s dm 'I will lrght you way through paths unknovsn As hfe s success you strut to w1n Farewell Be strong You re on your ou n Jem W 30 ea ork and play 'I h Barranel , f , , F ft M. .' .1 1 . tn . ,oc. 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H I-zrst rote lranc1s Broun llwabeth Ann l1ddle V1rg1n1a I Putman Gaetana l D1S1 l Cl J ML17JHO tllldllh Harnson and Ralph Gould Second rout John Colt Barbara J Allen lunl Hoffman Nlarllyn J Osterby Harnet l Konyn Betty R Hmson Glona I' Sutton md lrtd In Molyncux Thzrrl roua Robert C lxump1tsch Haroldl D1llenbeclt Kenneth Nl Blakeslec Dor1sl Junca flhstnl from pztlurt V1r1.,1n11 'VI Burtch and Betty A Wmlsh Notlonal Honor SOCl6fy lt 1S a great pr1v1lege for the twenty SIX sen1ors who were elected members of the Nat1onal Honor Socrety from the 1943 graduatmg class To be el1g1ble for elect1on a cand1date must be 1n the upper th1rd of h1s graduatmg class IU scholarsh1p w1th cons1derat1on also placed on character leadersh1p and serv1ce No more than fifteen per cent of a class may be elected to the SOCIQIY lh1s soc1tt1, was founded 1n 1900 bemg the first scholarsh1p honor SOCILKX for stcondary schools and IS called Ph1 Beta S1gma The purpost of 1ts foundat1on was to recogn17e h1gh ach1evement among h1gh school stuutnts lhe socuty has an tmbltm wh1ch IS the keystone and flamtng torth on xx h1ch art tngravtd the letters Sl CS representmg Scholar sh1p l e1dtrsh1p Character and Seruct You Sophomorts and tsptc1ally you Jun1ors should be lookmg 1ht1d to trung to gtt on tht N1t1onal Honor So-,nts We xx 1sh vou the best of luck Johnson, Mabel G, Powers. June A. XVhitescll. Walter W. Waldtu, lfrnest A, Neil and Blase M E' I' '1 I 7' 4. A , . t , . . . j . . . x . . 7 Y l , - . .3 V ' . . . .1 Y i . . . i X . . I . . , . .3 , 1 .3 V L 3 I ' ' . I - V r ' 1 1 1 X I ' x ' - I 1 4 3 V. i . . . . , , . A 1- ' H H l I 5 V I 4 I !. 'I x I L b k '11 'V' X V' 1 , fh Barone! 31 Fzrst row Edward Duffy Joe Brunetto Stexe Thompson Wrlllam Brott James Wxlson DOITIIIIIC Malatmo and Joe Genoxese Second row John Staley Harold Dlllenbeck Lewxs Coulter John Kubma Ronald Walte Kenneth Babeaux Harry Fear and Sam Spano Thzrd rou. Davnd Wells Robert Hann Harlow Coppernoll Harry Taube Joe Zajxcek Rlchard Maxxan Blase Junca Arthur Lxska Clark Briggs Kenneth Blakeslee and Bernard Mrller fourth rou. Rlchard Van Alstyne Lettermen These men worked hard for the1r letters and sweaters They went out for many d1fTerent sports such as football basketball baseball track and bowlmg bovs went out for thls sport and we had a fine team Next on the sport cal endar was basketball Durmg the Wlrlter months the boys who went out for thxs sport worked and buxlt up a Hne team Also during the wmter months the boys bowled on Monday mghts at thc Alart Alleys At the end of the season the ten hlgh boys bowled the ten hrgh glrls from the glrls league Wlth the frrst breath of sprmg the call went out for baseball and track men Practlce was held ln the gym untll the weather allowed them to go outdoors Once outslde the real work began for the bascball men there was steady batting pxtchlng and throwmg practlce for the track men there was plenty of exer c1smg runnmg Jumpmg etc These men should be very proud of thelr ach1evements and they should try as hard to gam the goal ln evcrythmg else that they tackle For the underclassmen thls should be a challenge for them to shoot at They should go out for sports and try to make better teams than the ones of thls vear Thls w1ll be a hard job because we certamly had fine teams nn all sports The Barone! Soon after school started in the fall the football season was upon us. Many 32 GIRLS HI Y The glrls H1 Y under the dlrectxon of MISS Dodge and Vlxss Cavoretto contmued another yery successful year Meetings were held eyeryf nrst and thrrd Tuesday of the month at the Y M C A Thls year there were a goodly number of members and they elected for Presldent MISS Skalla for Vxce Presldent lVl1ss Stexnhauser for Recordmg Secretary MISS S1mek for for respondmg Secretary lVlxss Lucy Zayxcek and for Treasurer MISS Jacubec Many enjoy able partles were held among them the lmtxatxon to be held at the end of the year I-loweyer the g1rls also partlcx pated 1n seyeral elX1C affnrs The collected for the 'Vlarch of Dlmes at the locul theatre and are rollmg bandages for the Red C ross Nlany Semors yull be lost 1fter thls year but1t1s hoped the organwatlon ulll be contmued by neu lunror and Sopho more members 1 Y I 1 ' 1 ' , l ' : ' - ' . l I . Party, a swimming party in the Y.M.C.A. pool and a banquet D X V A 1 Yi ' I . I- C I X 3 V1 I -I yr K I K. Hy' 5 A , e . A v g x I r Y. C X ne V., - I It s Y 1 YA 5 I ! V' 1 Y K I L L - I he Bur rm-I lzrsl rout Lllen Charles Betty Ann Walsh Lea Me77ano Elwabeth Ann llddle Ethel Mrhal and francxs Brown Stcond mtc Mary Valachovxc Marilyn Osterby Jean Hoffman Vlrgmra Burtch Paulme Skoda Mary Jacubec and Kenneth Babeaux Thzrd rou, Gladys Case Katherlne Montanye Grace Ruggerl Dons Johnson Ethel Sar rxs Sally Vaughan Dorothy Vunk Anna Mary Sweeney and Ted Wmterbottom lourth mu, Cynthla Ferrxs Glorla Sutton Marran Stelnhauser Mrs Dlllenbeck Ramon Parko Jacquelme Pangburn June Whltesell Harry Fear and Roy Van Denburgh Sl he Buqle IH splte of prrorrtres and ratlonmg has done a re markable Job Betty Ann Lrddle and her staff have completed many mterestlng copres One of the added features to our paper th1s year was the crossword puzzle done by members of the staff another feature was the lnnovatlon of a poetry page whtch gave our hldden poets rn the school a chance to show thelr abrltty The fashxon page was well taken care of by Mary Lou Jeans and the JIVQ Page mtro duced by Bob Holmes proved a success The cartoons were pro duced this year by Bud Fear He also contrlbuted several humorous stones A speclal page 1n one of the ISSUCS was reserved for WAR BONIDS Thrs gave the total sales of stamps rn the homerooms lrsted ln the order of the hxghest amount sold 1n each room Ads were also placed throughout the Buqle to boost the sale of war stamps Our first faculty advrser Mrs Welch who drd a line job left us at the end of the Hrst term rn January and her place was ably Hlled by Mrs Drllenbeck The Bugle 34 The Barone! 6,1 lzrst rote Betty XValsh francis Brown Dons Johnson S md r te Ramon Parko lrnest lNe1l and Douglas XX 1ldo BARON ET STAFF Early rn the school year we began workrng on that all rmportant year book The Baronet And vxork we really d1d Francrs Brown shouldered the Job of Ed1tor and all the cares that went wlth It There were ads to be sold whlch Ernest Nell and hrs staff went after Wrth guns wrde open Budgets had to be balanced The Presrdent had nothlng on Parko Deadlmes for drawmgs and stones had to be met by art and ht staffs And OH the headaches of the photograph department eh Doug, But all troubles were forgotten when those of laughs and guesses then for there have been some changes made All our problems were land before MISS vm Valkenburgh who took charge of the Barone! for the nrst txme tlns year lhrough her helpful gurdance and sound aduce we nntlly accompllshed the task We ke xx orked hard but we se had lots of fun and we hope thls book vull be a record of the happy and busy tlmes at JHQ as xx ell as 1 token of the hard work of the l9-13 Barone! staff Ihel nu, A .,Nt'L'f U T-7 . ,f V ,I ' ye . V . , . adorable baby pictures were brought in for our special page. There were plenty H l 1 ' 3 3 I x L I V k V. V x I Y L In 1 B I 1' Y V I 5 L ' ' Y v s s I r' x 1 1 r me x Le V x . L 1 , . N ' irlrrmel .5 5 'V' clxrpopx' .... .. ad ......fJTf-T 1 '-'- i.. L, '5- 5- 'QQ , 'THE- ORE. CLAS K O Gusr 1943 -5...-X BYE + ooo LUCK lt? l 'wl1-zzz.. JI-hung 1. 'S -Z' 963' gf, 1 1 I3 Q3 f , 'ro ip Qxx OF I U Ore I G . 0 z ' ' M x x H Once U I G X fl-'qu , Q Qqa--l.,., .FV P - -bz D '-i sf'- f N xg ?:5Q f fl Qe,,..1WQ, ! 'QQ Q 7 f i Q if ADVERTISEQS 11 . x , . I vv ,Q-1 . :I , lf, ,E i s t1 1115 , ffljrb A 6 Y ! ,, I . 1 iffy.- I gl f ' , H ,111 I sa-' .ii ff fig? I 4 X A r 7' ' Yf 4 -yy . L , E M ff, , -:cf f fa h e Q' U , V YL 1-X . 2 x M - Xf- -X ,if , ff ? ff X Z ,, .,,- ff 5 E -if X pf QXX X .7 5 K ' gifs f f X six xxwvjx T7 ff f7'f AA- '-' f ,wgflp -1 4' ' ' , ,f - vw' f ff ' fa! X12 ij f f M? fn, V -gl I T fflzpij fl !ff 'f ff X, n . f Q ' nonlnn Wassung 8c Brown Funeral SGIVICG New Funeral l-lome Location I5 North William Street DeLuxe Equipped Arr Conditioned Ambulance 48 f:0llllI1llllPllfS of l A. XYIll'I'Nl'IX ISIHPXYN. Sll1'l'1'550l' ,Iullnahm IN Y I .0 E Get acquainted with Your Banlc It s part of your Education 'Xgcj' The PEOPLES BANK ofJol1nstown, N Y PRYINQ JUIINNIUXNN INQI4 Hiil Where the Fashion wuse Economlze , o --sl sl: 2 .U I fmlvrnl lhfpnfl I .' - lf 1 I' Compliments of Q l 0. I ISL Q9 AMERICAN BAKING COMPANY Slfl' THF XWIPRI1 KN ISXRIN1 l0WIPANX POR rc sh 100kllnS PIILS l XKFS BAIKI4 D 100138 1111111 U 0 H1111 an I p to :Iain Rc stuurunt aml Trg In Smurf ilu Best loud m Toun Isla pllom 135 Haw vnu mfr m ul: 1 XNDIPS Wlill Knox Gelatme Tluy ff lan find So Da lumus Nc ml to KNOX I Ll XTINI' IU I I frm hook 01 re lpfa fm 4 in dub chiffon pu-A 1195 ul Qalfnl-1 and ollur 0011 thm 5' smsjfdf... f 4 9 T ,ww J YL,-' I ,wk I Il mlm If Pnl I m u eurm shoes rom Arnsfleld Brothers 40 I O . 4 A 4 A' . A .3 . J l I 4 . , . , Y . -. . . . Al AL , . , V. . A Y n YY V! ' u n ll' I kv u 1 I Au 41 ' 1 H .-. . X, f' n A ,f--if MQ . . ., . . -, X -- 1- f U . .A A ,. 'E ,M AJ ! . fa - Q' 'V pl' Il' .1-fl f A 5 ml f ,J , J -, A37 1, , V- 1 . I yr, KAI A :Hgh 4434. -.. ., . . . 9 , . A D I 1' Q , 9 ' ' 11:-., . - . A 1 A , , . n' ,. E, 1 X3 . ' K 1 1 - tn' 1- . .. - 5, c ig. X ' M Ssvi. 1 A f ' - ' . L A . g ' gg. 1 sb ' . ' q ' . 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'ZTZ2-It 9 1 Ne- s ups-rs un'l xl.-...I - I-k.'I'. lr. 1-1-r..l,la.1..-.I 1 97 Q uig,,i,,,., 0 l 0 I fr. lr: B J Grllmore Bl' ST XX I'-HI' S X H 0 l'R0lll1 M Denkert Co RW' W ISHS Putman s Market 1 tuun Shu Pl one 0 J D I xg ll Cohen s olln town x x ll 5 II url For Your Need HARDY XRF Nu John G Ferres Hardware Company 118 W Nl un Sl ohm-town N X I omplrnmnts n lhe Alart Bowlaway 12 v 4 if F IS 'l'l4:.', 1 ' Yrs .- 'lf X, Fl'lCl. Ull, to V as A W' 1.08-LIU Norll Pr-rrn' flrr- v Phan - TZI I ' lllCl'Xli'l'Nll'1N'l' S'l'0Rl-IS my 'H A in -Y 'nl ,I s Ulu urs ills' 1 - 5 ' P ff' f .vssu 1 ' s in . ' 'I 'M liz rz I 'lhe Home f Ilolvprou Ho lf rw Docksfoder and Farrell omplnnonls Moore Cr Curtls I'WSURAWlh I 31 W 1 -at Nl llll Sire it john town Alfred A Cole Pl RNITI RF .am l'l UOR 10N I-RIN! S BES1 UF LUIK ll i 4 1943 Endicott Johnson Lander s Toxl D-XX md NIC' HT Sen ll 4 Phom 826 Ll NIBLR Welsh 6' Grey Lumber Corp Roofm Paints Wllllwork HUNI' ll9 nnplunvnis Fred Hanson lNSlRXN1l- N Perrw Strut 6 fun ratulatlon to the flaws of 1913 Wemple ond Edlck N mmon llla 'N 1 I I I . lf ' J A ' ll r f . s' ' ' . . . L .' 1 I ' f 'Y '. , 2 ' .' S , V 1 7 . . . ' To ll - Cla s., of . , : ' I ' . I V I .4 L' ' I Q 1. . ' z f Q , , North Perry Stn-1-I K Johnstown, N. Y. . gg K. 9 A . V , . . lf: ' ,- I g 1 . ' H . I. . . . ,V f I I l0T - .' .' A- 03 fu sn' '. f. '. ff. irlrffrw 1051 RAll I ATIUNS IW of l Massone s llAlllNl 10Nl'F1lI0'NlRH Useful f Inllllllllilll Flfl- f lnnrl llm Q- lllr mlun f ft rlllllf., l :ptr ml Wrl 1 ff r 1 llll Lathers 5' Pyne Xl DS IUR All U11 Kill 'NS fornpllmenls Palmer Pharmacy nmplmwnls 0 Merwm Prlntlng Co 1 OOD PRlNllNl SlNfl' l9l9 mm 62 ,l0llllHl0Wll All lillll to ohnwtnu n Hn,-,h The Colonial Lnttle Theatre Wolf olln town X ent lm IRUEN Bl LUN A NX rut YY mln Ten Eyck 'Ile fuller I 0ng,ruiul.1l1on irom Earl Sponnoble THE JOHNSTOXX N Nl Xlllxlfl' IDIIIIDIIIIIPIIIS Thyne's Drug Store 41 lp. lad . T . , 1 V v . A 1 . . V . 1 4 A . . , 1 1 Z J . and Bos 'isluw Kmlaks and ji . 1, tu the Class 9-I3 I '5 I 0 D ' Qi 5 W' ' ' 1 'z - 1 1 W i ing Svts I Sl 1-al 1' F ll Zllll Pen- ,l0llN5'l'Uw'N'5 Jllllllhllbkll. N. Y. fl fi I fi U '-11..rl.' f A.. Ilff 1. 1: ' .v f of . Q . Y' ' . W 1 Pl - - A - .' - ,I 5 ' f gg ' ' H . J i . I .-, Q I - T . - ' 'Q Ha ' ls ', J, -, , lf ' .' Q ' 1 ' ' s . Of Hllllll Nl NI1 flllllxlf I r011 ru -s fljllfl 1 tmm rw Stoss Grocery S lllllIl0IlSN lIl1 I hon I90I- YI is 1m1I dI'lIIllllLIlI to trule ll N1 wlmrrv s ll! Newton 6' Morrison ST X IIIUNI' RS II Al I P-IPI' R PAIN I S Vu INDOW SHADILS N ILNLIIAV BLINIJS 1 ungralulatwne to f law 1: li 1m,r.1tul :huns to th1 Iln-ss of I9-15 Grace B Farmer James Murray I ro11rl1 Ionic lmn-4 I1 arf- 0,11 2 FINI IIXIDISUN 'MINI JUIINSIOXNN S10 00 VI IIL BUX KN U I IDI' NI POI II I ln I uln 52000 W 0 1 1 r lg., ull I r nm f lll I 1 W W Chamberlain fr Son If N IIurl11tHt JUIINNIUXXN 'NIV IOIIIx H1111 I . A 2 . j -' ,S Q .. ' .L I x ' ' F ' -m- . I V x Al J x , th L - U Y ,V . . . , , A V 1 . - . .w l . A . v - V . X - . . . I 'Q g ' ' - '- 1 1 V I l ' X , 1 v I . v , . Nl'N'll1'Ff,'.5 4- va In 's ill -- vos! lo yuu. ' U I ' .., Q l I: 1' ' 1 ' ' 1 l 1 I 1 1' 1 , , . 1 ff - . V 5 . 2 . . . 4 . . n n 11 V I'r vlpal a . , . Q'l'kIf' In- wlll I IIVIIIIIIIY S20 an wa-1-k. Ilospilulizu- . . A . 1 tion S4-.U ll I2 y. Iluvv il ' 1 1 1'- 1'i1I1'nls. muh- 0 f1- 'I1-, rn lf to T5 y -urs. V . . . II-als: D : I '-1 . fg: ' : 'I' I1-1'o - I . 4. . ' ' ' .' I'Imn1- II-In L ' , . . I'h1m1- 373 21' 5 UH' Best V5 :shes to fruluatm, 1lass of 43 from Wllson s Marke Blanche s Shoppe I lgllt Lunches 9 6 Pull Cours: Dmmr sc-rxul lt non IIUNIF 'll KDE Bklxl' D 100118 6 S 'VIARRI l SlRl4l'l ,l1HlNSl1DNX Il 'N FOYHIIIIHIBIU s Twln Cltles Milk Company Eserw worthwhile sc reen 0HlPl'lll will lie shown at this theatre Smalley s Theatre on ratulatmns to the Class of4 Wock s Co MAIN AND MARREI Srl RPI' IS IHANIOINDS AND W AT1 HES George E Camm 22 XX FST WIMN SIRI-I' I ,l1lllNSl1HXN 'N X 'Ile Idamae Dress Shoppe 1drrl1 'l 1 OWIPLETE SI MMI' R AND 1 RADUATION WARDROBI' FOIIIIPIIIIIPIHC H W Howell Clgar Store 46 I , ' . U . . . - I I. A A I 4 4 R ' - ' 2 , '1 z ' I t . 4 . . . A I - V 1:1 , , , , - . :zf ' U .. v . U . . . . v I YVe Specialize in 1f g 1 ' ' , ' I ' ' ' 3 , , V I . ' I 1 Y 1 Y if 1 W AL A A I B 4 A 'I . ' . Of . .' 'S 4 I 1 .S T. I .Y I . ' I 'I-lh' Ilxlfrm I Uorlel lute of kll IXIIIII Boxts Plum-A Iarti Chamberlam s W UI PXPPR P-UNI fl XSS l8N '5IiRlxl'l'STRl'l-I IIIONI' 310 Best of Link to tht llass of 43 Coolman Lumber Company 1R'kTl KTIO '10 QIASS UI' 1943 A good place to c at lf 0 Ill arran,f rl Nlcholas Coffee Shop It l UIIIIPIIIIIPIHG Eacker 6' Callery I omplmwnls o Morris Feldman Corp Donald C Cross I N Q I R -X NI F Pl lrhllf 126 10 North Win-Lu Smit Fulton lountw s Cro ltest Sports QUIT? Sl I-llAllST'n IN Sl ORIS FQI II WIPNI E L Du rkee 6' Co If 'North Wham Strut umm r rr HONII' H RNINIIPRN f ,wr um, 1 222 W I YI 1 uni Building 1- 699 ,IUIINSIOWN 7 H1 . . J V' S I Y L - , . f 1 3. 1 I C ml L 9 O ' v 'ff 11 ' fiff C O N Q f 'l, .f N S C. ' z 1' V T ' x U. . . . . 1 V of V ,Q . I 2 .Q QIVALITY FUUTWYEAR . 1 . , - , . , , . ff' . 5'. A .- f 1. , 1.1 Q 2lf- ' 'ew aiu Straw-t fflp ro-itv Co y ' ' J V Phon , C ', '. N. Y. 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