Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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MP lOH?f P SEDQECIC - is a harrie to make Gloversvllle Coaohes and teams alllce sri-adder it Gloversvjle gust fait Ln football over our Sedleikifioailied C',lTfQfS For the last fe '.-.' 'gears ive have been attrrbafed to lohhsfovri or: the C:YldLTCI l, eaah tzrie over a i1j:r1l',' favored Gloverszille elevei fi The Classroom Prof plehtj: iii Tzpe hall foo He leaehes eleveritfi and twelfth 'gear sofzal stgd1es, and the three algebras ff '.,' CQ dreh t prepared, why' riot dst go hottie, lf, the Sf',QCiGY1f attztade ta.-:ard a Siedleila :lass Pr exoelleit Lrisfrgtfor arid a Coaoh who has what lf fakes lS the I'I'.6l1I'.lfQ' of the harie Siedleokg to 'gs ever: f to f3lo'.'erf1'x1Qle lf stells v-. ' lf lf rl. F, MRS MARGARET M SAUNDERS- ln l. H. S, our lGeorhetry Lady lS re- puted Klcy herselfl to have been teach- ing math for eighty-eight years She also is sald to have gnven Pythagoras and Euchd a helping hand wxth those theorems and proposltlorzs. Mrs Sauhf ders has oomed the phrase, 'llvfjx heart luleedsfice cubes, which we dont believe at all, but 'ffilfllllSlITSlT1,lIT16Ifffll m soaring the Sophoriores A persoh of greai Charm and she has Carrled the class of fifty as joapooses, led us hy the hahd as juniors, and finally has discharged us in full 1-:ar paxil from the senior Class l-las any Class ever had speh a '.-fohderfal GdV15CYl

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, ,aa-T ,.g..v KV 5 x K, K K AN S t ,, t7 gf , HE class of l95O stands at the midpoint of a century of progress. Sir William is lohnsons seal is the symbol of our theme be' cause our class is much like the coat of arms in the center with the Indian on the lelt repre- senting the beginning of the century and the Indian on the right representing its close. We were not in any way connected with the development of the beginning of the century but we shall play a big part in what is to come at the end of the century Thus with a half a century of progress behind us we the class of 50 are left with the large task of reaching even higher goals gf ,fe 'W f f K if isps 'W lg? ,sfglt ff M Z2 NX,-,.fY. J ,ZW 'ae fx Nd. l V I . . I I , N . - Y YV Y' xnxx fx xx -J k tm , K , , l C X., U 4 J . A f7 up f D 't 1 r ix , C J' ' V, ins Lg gzx Z 1 ,2:27f ' xf! it If 71 K 1 '71 g L, j l X 'Q Vf.ff'tir xg f 'rjyj egg as ,f:,p'fx l 4 f ff l it sf r is . . ' . i s 1. if r ' Q J V' A ,ffai 7' RK' gif- or 'nfl' il ss 1+ - 1-1' s, Q , V lf t f ' fs? gill i 'tl ll .Lili ffl' A 4 id Q fr , r ti so e ,lf ,sw A W .ly f ,P ' .' Q, fl 2 4 i as ,f so Q , ,I ve ff ' 'Of V J i ,E on f Y-. I ' ' 1 5 A X s ' ' ' A 2' f l N 4 2 i n t 4 l , ' , l 4 ,-V2 i f 4 I

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I ' fy fr ' 4 ' ..i I ll tl M v- ' i',i WJ .4 Q 'f A. ' 4.x ll 3 R ul ' 6 13 in ' i Q. ' 5 ' f X i Lx, N 4 6 ,N --'. T 41 .0 Y J In S TI S N Editorial Staff The wild bunch of lndians pictured on this page comprises the Baronet Editorial Statt. Under their capable leadership the A Baronet' was slowly' assembled. Arrangements for pictures were made, stories were written, literary material was typewritten, and advertising was secured before the MBaronet was ready to hit the press The editors and tneir staffs worked hard and hope you enjoy reading the 'Barcnet as much as we enicyed putting it together. ,Linn Heagle served as editor-in-chief, assisted by Carolyn Ficniinger and George Zervas, while Richard l-latzenlouhler kept track cf the loose change as business rnanaaer Bettye Lou Cerrone and Marg' Putman directed the writing as literary editors The lndians seen lurking loetiind page corners '.-:ere exe- cuted under the supervision of Betty' S2-fears and Pat Brossoie Bill Horak, sports editor, 1.-:rote the fate cf our athletic team: and Shirley lileilis served as photography editor, aided Don Calder:-.food Lucille Martin directed the advertising start and Kathryn Pcllak headed the typing staff Miss Daly and Mr Blake served faculty advisers