Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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BRUNDIGE, MARIAN J. Always attractive to the''opppfrte sex beautiful smile, Marian will make som nice secretary. One glance will reveal why she was voted most glamorous. BROTT, RICHARD LEE Dick has set a record for tardiness. He usually is half a second late. To further add luster to his name, b 's one of the inmates of HR 36. BROWN all ifefc latter. W wnjn Jhe G'vi y knows Big Ed. He was a letterman baseball and basketball, being captain Who will ever forget Ed's touch - ville-J'town game? V TA 3 BROWN, GARY A. Quiet and shy is our boy Gary, but he still gets around. Gary has a great interest in cars. Hot- rod variety, Gary? BROWN, GORDON A. Gordon's artistic ability gave him the art editor- ship of our Baronet. He is always ready with a smile and a pleasant hello. CACOPARDO, JOSEPH Joe was voted most glamorous by his class- mates. Although he says he likes Johnstown, he seems to like Gloversville better. Hmmm-- wonder why? CAPPADOZY, DOMENICA A. As Co-Feature Editor of the Bugle and Co-Lit- erary Editor of the Baronet, Dee really proved how hard-working and industrious she really is. Always ready to crack a joke too. This girl is a Yankee fan! CARPENTER, MARY LOUISE Here's a girl with rosy cheeks and a rosy person- ality. Mary Lou was always quick on the draw to answer those tricky questions Mr. Siedlecki shot at her.

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ACHZET, DOUGLAS Heads the class of 54. Very quiet in class, but really goes to town when he's driving that Mercury around. AKSZTULEWICZ, ANN M. Drives around in a car, has Telephone Company, more could AZ” w. 5 could AZ” watmt L 0 jdr ALDRICH, JAMES R. One of the terrors of HR 36, is a whiz with the bowling ball. Also a whiz with that Kaiser of his. ALLEN, RICHARD P. Always cheerful and friendly, Dick has a special liking for Juniors. Spends his free time working at the YMCA. ALTWEGG, FRA This peppy cheerleader is tops in sports, person- ality and school work. Add to these a measure of her good looks and it's no wonder she was chosen Senior Class Valentine. ARGERSINGER, WILLARD W., JR. Just about everybody knows Willy and his hot- rod. Although he seems like the quiet sort, he really can talk when he wants to. BANNIGAN, EDWARD V. Ed was a letterman on the football squad. To prove his versatility, he also wrote for the sports staff of Sir Bill's Bugle. BELLINGER, ELWYN, H. Pete, like Abraham Lincoln journeys almost ten miles to school. The only difference is that Pete doesn’t walk. He comes by bus and is nice to have around.

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 D CASAVOY, JANICE A. One of the few quiet ones in Dilly's sanitarium, Janice can always be counted on to lend a helping hand. CASAVOY, JOYCE M. Joyce was a top bowler this year. She could really make the pins fly. This friendly girl really brought fun wherever she went. CIOFFI, ANGELO Always appears happy and carefree. Far from quiet, he can be counted on to liven up his classes, and the Senior parties. ef browf! eyes, charms all game l he keeps busy tjyjufig ’fir J CONANT, SUZANNE W. Susie is one of our peppiest cheerleaders. Addeu to that, she was a black mailer! In the senior play, that is. Sue makes anybody's day sunnier. j CONNOLLY, JOfcJN , y le VJive wires:' from Dilly's any dull day withj 's fun, there’s 7 John is one of solemn room, his wise-craoks Connolly! CHADOURNE, ALBERT A nice guy with plenty of brains. An avid camera bug shown by his managing photography for the Baronet. CHRISTMAN, PAUL A quiet person who comes every day on the bus. Takes school seriously, too, as shown by his high marks.