Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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Valedictorian and Salutatorian The top honor student chosen for the Class of l950 is Donald F. Newnham. Don carried away the honor with an average oi 95.9 per cent. Don has been a member of the staff of Sir Bill's Bugle three years, was assistant editor in his junior year and made the high position of editor-in-chief in his senior year. Don was chosen last year to attend Empire Boys' State at Colgate Uni- versity. He was active in scholastic bowling, being captain oi a league team for two years, and he took part in high ten matches against Gloversville for the same length of time. Don, a member of the National Honor Society for 1950, has been appointed to the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, and it he is successful in passing his entrance exams, he will enter with the Iuly class. Bettye Lou Cerrone, chosen this year as salutatorian, came through with an average of 94.9. Bettye Lou has been exceedingly active in extra-curricular activities, being a member of the French club, and the National Honor Society for 1950. She was queen of the junior Prom, the IHS representative to Empire Girls' State in her junior year. She served as home room president and vice-president of the Student Council in her junior year. Bettye Lou has been active in sports, participating in girls' intramural volleyball and basketball three years, baseball and swimming two years, and she qualified as a senior lifeguard. She has served as co-literary editor ot the Baronet and was exchange editor of Sir Bill's Bugle, Scholastically she was awarded the Caesar Latin award in her sophomore year, and the Eastern Zone Caesar award for the entire state in 1949.

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1 A-'T-'frm' ,WI ta ,wwe fu, 3 Q- J A' Shirley Nlndrewg -1- Haq a great artflihrfienlqfor chemis- ,tr ' i 1 t e w 't . lflsysxgal .ghd othg' sportlg I Comes 1 ., yfyrif ft 37 at ly fl f t ' T. ' M fl? T - ft' I jiri I i 1' i 'l-jfl Aflffxr Donald Arqorsinger- One of the Fonda crew, Don is an all-around nice guy If you don't mind pushing the car for the first two blocks land who does7l, Argie will give you a ride anywhere I 1 ,fl - or, -'X Jil E whiff! . yr I X m t in A r l 1 J V fl X5 ,lx l 1' x kill! Aloysiun Bannigan- Another gift f?l from No Carolina He's an operator who has his appen- dix out and has dates with all the student nurses as soon as he regains consciousness We almost forgot to say he's one of the F F boys' l t 'S 7 , I 9 .X l . lx ' Xxx 1 ,J . . ' t . .. Patricia Braemer- Always has a smile for everyone and if you ever feel a little gloomy, go see Pat because her brand of humor is terrific She can sing, tool ll .t f .fi . J 4, r Hobert Briggs o bia ano so ba 'i J Well fo sure 1 F15 br Na L. ed au1'e a bit fo D lt ,Bmw - -341 in Patricia Brouoio- Our Miss Gloveteenw of l948, Pat found plenty to talk about with Big George Nolan at this years contest Art editor of the Bugle, Pat really keeps busy , , - - 1 4 '44 Q, JN, -,,',,f,,4,'IX cfdffl'-4-' . , X 5 'I , r - N., 1 I ' V kyxf rt.- us., .,, -, fff4 g,g i., K 'A' ' .I l f K I, , ufc- J. -N- S , X J, Richard Brown- Oh, that big beautiful Buick' Boom Boom Browns biggest worry is not whether Dad will let him have the car tonight but is it all right with little brother Bobby. lays on that DM famous lf' tegrn , ,lf Q t ,Wi vs br ' 'ov 'V ' ff . - dv' tp fl ,LMf 1,,,.,fs 0. J x ' . ffl! I L, 'NMMA f ' ji FC J!!! ' fd D In J 1 I7 I , I I iffy of , r ' 1 M SA, X9 M My ! A, r - N Tana Brunetto - U O K l One of our pianists, Tana is another 1-I girl who believes in men. lFmd me , one who doesn'tl They can't seem J , to resist those eyes, either. wr 2 . t ,, ,vig ALM' M u Anson Casuvoy- Loves to give our mascot lSusie a hard time in room No 3 l-ies Donny Mulbergers successor in plane geometry, but what would Mrs, Saunders do without her little Anson through all these years? Florence Casavoy- The only thing Anson and Florence have in :crrirtfon Ls their name, Florence always behaves herself. At least homeroom 3 would be lost without her j:en:1ls and other sup- pnes: -X