Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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.ABBOTT, JUNE The first in our line of stars - - and a bright one, too, Efficient in school she's a joy to her teachers. Thinks there's no dance like a square dance. She's forever do - si- do - ing. ABRAHAM, CHARLES A jolly fellow, Charlie is one of the best natured boys in the class. Must believe in that ancient proverb, laugh and the World Laughs with you. One of the popular Stardusters. ALEXANDER, JOAN Flashing eyes and a friendly smile are her prime attributes. Seems to focus most of her interest on our out of town boys. Why not give the local boys a break, too, Joan? BANNIGAN, RICHARD Surrounded by a crowd of girls wherever he goes. Is it his big happy smile or that snappy line of chatter that attracts them? Proved himself a big help to the football squad this year. BAUDER, JANET A swell girl who really gets around. Curly brown locks frame her pretty face. If her plans to become a school teacher go wrong, we're sure she'd make a first - rate model. BECK, CAROLYN A top - notch student whose plans include both business and nursing. She'll surely reach the top with that know - how and perserverance. Could never quite see the logic bel1ind chemistry, though. BIASINI, AMERICOLE A most talented musician Hand him just about any instrument and he'1l play it for you. Spends lots of time keeping his school marks on top. His main business, though - heading the Stardusters, BIELECKI, IRENE One of our silent stars, Irene is a gal who makes every word count. A whiz at getting ads for our Baronet this year. Proved that she can really come through when needed.

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BISCOTTI, BEVERLY Short and sweet. Always laughing where- ever she goes. She was right on the ball, too, when it came to dishing up those delicious sundaes at Washbum's. BISCOTTI, JEAN A capable girl who's a real pal when it comes to last minute homework. Her main ambition - - nursing. With those brains and that patient, helpful, manner, how can she keep from achieving her goal? BRIGGS, PAUL One of those in - dusttious fellows, Paul believes in making spare time count. You'11 find him down at the Acme, selling everything from soup to nuts. BROWN, ROBERT Brownie's favorite expression seems to be, You want to hear a good joke? Talks at a fast and furious pace. It's now you see him, now you don't when he steps into that red convertible of his. BRUNETTO, ELIZABETH Popular among her schoolmates, Liz was chosen Queen of the Junior Prom last May. Makes herself heard when leading cheers at football games. Well known for a laugh that echoes through the halls of I,H.S. BUNNER, HILDAGARDE The old saying, Gent1emen prefer blondes, has certainly been proven by Hilda, Her shiny golden hair always attracts attention, Another top - notch cheerleader, she was always on hand to cheer the boys on to victory. CASAGRANDI, DORIS Could those snapping brown eyes have had anything to do with the large number of tickets sold for our ball games? A girl who's right there when she's needed. CHARSKY, FAYE A Pert and pretty. Can be seen running in and out of town with Mary in that Chevy. They always seem to be head- ing for Amsterdam. W'hat's the attraction down there, Faye ?