Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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M, Ed, Superintendent of Schools WRIGHT, WILLIAM A, St. Lawrence University B,S, Teachers College fColumbiaJ M,A, Principal of J,H,S, AYERS, SHIRLEY Cortland State Teachers College B.S, Physical Education AYERS, SID Oswego State Teachers College B.S, Albany State Teachers College M.S. Driver Education Guidance .fs if r.. -J '15 .Q in 1 1' an , 7 3 A13-.rs 636. ' ' 5 BRADY, LELAND P , Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania B.S. Albany State Teachers College Citizenship Education CANEDY, NANCY Skidmore College B. S. Commercial CAVORETTO, VIRGINIA C. College of St. Rose B,S,S, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A, Business Education CHRISTMAN, CLAUDE Oswego State Teachers College B. S. Industrial Arts - i X, My 1- O t X- DUNLAP, EDITH B, Syracuse University Citizenship Education Business ELWOOD, EVELYN E, Albany State Teachers College A. B Simons College B. S. Library Science GARwooD, JAMES University of Vermont M . Ed . English GREWEN, GERTRUDE College of St, Rose B. Western Reserve M . A . French B.A A. CLUGSTONE, JAMES Harpur College B.A, Syracuse University English COLVIN, MILDRED Syracuse B. A . Art DILLENBECK, ALICE L. Middlebury College B. A. Latin DUNHAM, MELISSA B, Albany State Teachers College B. S, Homemaking -as rl A ,Qs Q ,K iv Wa gn am 15? A: NVQ X5 in 68 ' ...Q f - Y - 6 ul Qw- HANNAHS, WALTER G, St, Lawrence University, B, A, University of Rochester, M, A, Citizenship Educ ation HYDE, FRANK Oswego State Teachers College, B, S, Albany State Teachers College, M,S, Industrial Arts, JANTSCHI, EDWARD I, Eastman School of Music, B,M, , M,M, Music IUDY, FLORENCE D, Syracuse University, B,S, Comell University, M,S,, M,Ed, ,its is f , -Jn. 4.......pn- ,sa L I , -A n- tr' rj, Homemaking A Q A Y k ,Rx V t LATHERS, HELEN Q, 'As fs- 4 ,xx J, Albany State - -r 5 ,Vi Teachers College, A, B, 4' C Speech, English v 1 ..,-I., T' LORENCE, HARRIET B, English 'S s5,SFa.s SAUNDBIS, MARGARET M, M Albany State Teachers College, B, S, Mathematics 5 N , -Q it QQ SIEDLECKI, JOHN P, ' 'A Clarkson College, B, B, A, ' 'JA' 'V' A St, Lawrence University, M, Ed, s ',f Citizenship Education , . Mathematics L Athletics St, Lawrence University, B,A,, M,Ed, fs- , .r A . Q .ggi 'QI if if-f-v' 3' nn. -'lf fri VP?-sdlf I f as uf 1-..-- WROBLE, JACK Fredonia State Teachers College B. S. Music ZOELLNER, MILTON E, Springfield College B, S, Albany State Teachers College M. Ed. Biology, Health, Athletics STREETER, VIANNA I. Plattsburg State Teachers Commercial UNDERWOOD, JAMES Cortland State Teachers College B. S. Physical Education VAN DUSEN, RUTH Gloversville Business School Secretary to the Principal WILLCOX, LLOYD D. St. Lawrence University B. S., M.A. Chemistry Physics hi!!! xvu-are E3 Summer Comfort WELCOME CH School Spirit I Peek-a-boo NTS , no Q-- ' ,v e Dk ' Big Game Hunter fill La, .G- K '74 f -A J .J ff-:' ,Q .2 Should I Peek? Aa 4 a-. : -4 Profess ioual 2 Family Affair 4. sf QA w+ me l .n ll- .Q Tr ,, lg, ClassPlUSlIl Day Dreaming . f W Am' M' 'ii u fmf y fvyv W!fWA X f UMW? f i f W 1 A I f A gf ln fin f, 4n in t 54 sq L 'ff R gs , . . 'R 1 4 J' BENTLEY, LORETTA G. This petite redhead is as quiet and as cute as a lamb, but she flashes that pretty hair and smile around outside the classrooms. BISCOTTI, VIRGINIA ANN Ginny is a girl who has shown her ability as News Editor of the Bugle, She certainly made Driver's Ed. a memorable experience. BLETHEN, VIRGINIA E, Gamin Ginny is our fashion editor and she dresses the part She adds a bubble of her own sparklin - 8 personality to each soda she serves down at Ahearn's. BRENNAN, JOANNE P, A thing of beauty is a joy forever. This colleen's vibrant personality makes everything she touches come alive. 'ai-' 'R' .xc ACKERNECHT, ROSE MARIE One who takes a dreary day and tums it into a bowl of sunshine. She's always ready to strike up a conversation and make use of her beaming smile. ALLEN, MARY R. Here's a girl who really likes sports and fun. And does she love to polka, tool BAKER, BARBARA J, Here is a girl who sees red practically all the time but only because it's her favorite color. Barb did a capable job as Photog Editor for Baronet this year. BALIOU, ARTHUR F. One of the most quiet and bashful members of the class, the teachers wish there were more of his type around. 'H- BRUNETTO IOHN R .tilts IUC byx Q , X 1' M' 4 Grandpa Berry of Green Valley Dick really has . ax ,Q .Q vii rm..- a J H S play without him Y ' ' Q L 3 X I BUSH, RONALD H. A nice boy wlth a swell personality. Although quiet in school, Ronny always has a ready hel1o for everyone. l-le's one of those lucky inmates with a car. CAMPO, ROBERT J. Bob has loads of artistic ability which he puts to good use on Sir Bill's Bugle Art Staff. CASAGRANDI, ALFRED R. Tall Alfred ls one of the few quiet members of our class. He sure ls the answer to a teacher's prayer. CASE, JOHN D. Town and Country fits this man with his pipe. Tours old Johnstown while behind the wheel. Us 'a 4 V is COLVIN, DUDLEY D. Tall, lanky Dud is seldom flustered. Takes it easy behind the wheel of that car fsometimesj. COONS, CHARLES S, Here's a boy who's mechanically minded and thinks the shop courses are wonderful. CRISPIN, BARBARA L. This Florida-Caroga Lake belle seems to bring that Southern sunshine and charm with her wherever she goes. Wish she weren't away during those chilly months. DAGEENAKIS, HELEN R. Eyes of fire are only part of Helen's visible attributes. This gal's sparkle helped pilot the wild girls in the Hi -Y through a successful year. CERRONE, JEAN MARIE Always bubbling with fun and laughter, our c1ass wit should be a wonderful tonic to those patients she'11 someday nurse. Cl-IRISTMAN, SYLVIA Sylvia comes to us by bus. Her sweet smile and even temperament has made her a friend to everyone. CIRILLO, CHARLES One of the members of our great football team. He may be short, but he sure knows how to handle a ball, CLEARY, LOIS ANN Versatile dodo has that illusive Irish sense of humor. Those blue eyes have seen her through varied successes in her high school career. L ,ffl V? won DATZ, CONSTANCE A. Connie's sweet smile has made many friends for her. Her sweet voice also found a place for her in television. D'ERRICO, TOMMARO A. A smile for everyone. Tom's an addition to any class. DUESLER, JOAN ELAINE Always ready with a witty remark. Dufull is a loyal member of the Perry Street Gang, FARQUHAR, JOHN R. Found where it's dark ---- running the movie projector. He's a good student as well. l ib- 3? Q2 'I' ' 1' if f 'si FARRAR, HAZEL L. Though small and quiet, Hazel has a smile and greeting, for everyone is her friend. FEINSTOCK, ROBERT Although Bob came to us late, he is a welcome addition to the Class of '55 and proved himself to be a good student. FILMER, LELAND H. Another member of the fighting eleven, Lee is an active participator in athletics, as we.ll as being a faithful member of the Room, FINGAR, KAROLAN N. One of J,H,S.'s prettiest and neatest. Karolan has a nice personality and entertains all whether she is dancing or talking. f B ga fix ft 2-.F b 5'7- ,. X' is I R 55 su ff ji ff' j 4 J it . ' i fs' ' fl -A s I 4 X GUNNESON, ROBERT A . 'Gunner, as he is commonly known, has blond curly hair so girls beware! Spends lots of time on a chicken farm or driving his blue Studebaker arotmd. HARRINGTON, RAYMOND E . Satch has no great love for school, but his care- free ways turn any party into a real ball. Main occupation at present is chauffering one of Larrabee's hacks. HESPELT, ROGER P, A very shy guy but one who believes in accuracy to the letterl Is also a football letterman and loyal member of our class. HIGEL, JANET C. Ian's blond locks certainly are her crowning glory. Her willingness to help makes her an asset to our class. GIFFORD, PATRICIA J. Pat just loves children . . . no doubt the feeling is mutual a cause de her pleasant attitude and friendly manner. She also loves to Parler Fran- cais. Goor, MARGARET A. Peggy loves to roll that ball down the alley! Sweet in so many ways she would make a fine secretary. GOTTS, ARTHUR w. Art always seems to get by in his inevitable fashion. He can be found wheeling a gray station wagon around those corners making deliveries for Nerhaways. GREEN, JOHN E. A novel name for a person with red hair -- John is one of those lucky halfday students. He pilots a light blue Mercury. . - l i idx, , W K A .Rt .R s g x we 'fl I . .ff f A A ff' l fi fi A f j' 7 .,- h' I ,rl A -if 15 stil , ' W, f 1.1 -' , .Gran .eggs-,ggivjgglhnl F K K .. ,,,, MEM , ,fr as . , Jim :iz-. I 6gga5?5E'. .f V15 K- 'T 4' 'zlllm gf N H ' . H as , H-F3 f Q R. .... if 'sa'-N, '-w- ,kv HLADIK, IRENE H. One of the loyal North End Gang. Irene iS full Of fun and has been very active in girls' athletics. HOFFMAN, DAWN MARIE An easy-going girl with a sparkling laugh. Dawn's scholastic achievement will aid her in obtaining success. HONNEY WELL, PAULA JEANNE Brains, ambition, a fresh, neat appearance --- Paula will certainly make an excellent nurse. She ranks high scholastically in our class. HUNTER, LORRAINE M. A real pert Senior. It's no wonder why J.H,S. is such a drawing card for those out-of-town males. fs. YV? N w-it 418 af L- 'EY' HUSTED, PATRICIA C. Bright and fiery -- Pat really fitted her part in the Senior play as Prim. She's got a smile for every girl and two for every boy. IENNER, DAVID J, One of the tall boys around Ll-LS, A great admirer of the outdoors, his first love seems to be hunting and fishing. Usually followed by a certain Lady. IURICA, CARL A. Proved his skill on the gridiron as a real triple- threat player. A true example of versatility. His brains and ready wit make him popular both ln school and out. KANE, RICHARD C. A well-liked boy ls Dick. He is a faithful student and played on the Varsity basketball squad. 'lr 's X ef' 3 lf- Q'- 'E , LAMENA, JOHN A, When John lets his talented fingers ripple over the ivories, the Melody Makers are sure to be a hit. LAMPMAN, BET'I'Y LOU Admired for her friendliness and good nature she is one of those few dependable people left in I.H,S, A great basketball enthusiast, you will find her cheering hard at every game. LANDREVILLE, NANCY R, A pleasant girl with a pleasant smile ---- not only that, but she has a sparkler on her left hand! LARRABEE. JOHN HAROLD Going for a ride with Hawk? Just take your pick of Cadillac, jeep, Ford or truck--he's got them all. Where will you go? Well, down on Route 5 -- naturally! I .1 KEAVENEY, WILLIAM E. Looking for someone to liven up your party? Just call on Bill who is full of witty sayings. He held his position as Art Editor of Bugle very cap- ably for two years. KIMMEY, NOREEN ELAINE A sparkling smile enhanced by dimples! Seems to be a girl of many talents. An active member of the Chorus, she can also take shorthand at a rate to make any future boss happy. KLDPOT, ARTHUR W, Art is one who is always more than glad to give you his opinions and stands up for what he believes is right. He'll do a favor for anyone --- just ask him. LAMB, JAMES M. Takes Social Studies in his stride. CHe always knows what he 's talking about too.J 'Hx -41' N'-0 LONG, JOAN MARIE Pert Ioanle is always dashing about. She'll gladly lend a helping hand and is a drama fiend?--- Senior play wouldn't have been the same without her. MacGREGOR, GERALDINE M, Deanie' is a I.H.S, wildfire. Doing things she isn't suppose to is one of her favorite pastimes. No one is more friendly, MACH, AUDREY Usually around school, but you don't know it be- cause she is so quiet. A friendly smile and big brown eyes are her treasures. MANNO, ROBERT I . Personality plus describes our basketball captain, but it doesn't do him justice. There's many a lassie sighs when he gives them a smile. 'Uk -4 it-Q. ' - E F , N x I ikkguq va 'f , , vt , s K f 4 1 QW 4 1 -ss 'ffl' MARCUCCIO, CONCETTA M, Sparkling eyes--beautiful dark hair! A real brain who helps pep up each class, her many talents tn- clude a great flair for writing and speaking. MCCARTHY, HELEN I. This brunette could, no doubt, have launched those 1000 ships. Her assets were appreciated in biology and health which wouldn't be quite the same with- out her. McCAULEY, EDWARD A. Ed's sense of humor has helped him in his near misses of pedestrians and fellow auto drivers quite as much as in those would-be dull classes. Quel wit! MCFADDEN, ROBERT H. The Intrastate flavor from Dewitt, brought by Bob to our portals is enriching. Haley's comet cou1dn't out-shine him on a stage. I-Ie's a good-looking addition to the school, A1 'NI fir' X . W, .PN A I IA: ws 'E If v' at 3 22 wfggiz' X g - ,ff .- , x MILLER, WILLIAM C. Hot-rod Bill sends the dust flying when he takes the wheel. Quite a sense of humor too. MINOR, ELIZABETH M. Betty's dimples ana curly halr make her easy to look at, especially when she's smiling. She rates an A in friendliness too. MOLYNEUX, EDNA LOUISE 'Nice things come in small packages. is certain- ly applicable to this girl. Vivacious Edna never lacks for admiring glances, a credit to her per- sonality. MORAN, TERRENCE E, Captain Moran, the pride ofJ.H,S, gave our team what he gave our school -- his loyalty, good humor, and team spirit. Rx xi MCGOWAN, LOIS GAYLENE A terror on a typewriter is petite Lois. Her shy- ness couldn't detract from that sense of humor though. Mcwl-IIRT, FAY IDIS Pert and pretty Fay bubbled through Senior play with the liveliness of a sprite. Her effervescense perked up the solemn halls of our alma mater. MEE, BRIAN THOMAS Ll-l,S,'s All-American is a three letterman with a triple -A personality. Little wonder he was chosen most athletic. As quarterback, he sparked our team to an undefeated, untied season. MILLER, IEANNE MARIE Tranquility with a smile is Jeanne. Her warm and friendly personality is wonderful in any dosage. -an ,Q 'T' , av' 'J 1 f' l We ' 2 v MORLEY, DAVID F. A nature lover--this big, friendly guy loves to fish--whether it's mermaids or just bullheads! MURPHY, PATRICIA LEE Pat's well-rounded personality makes her nice to know and easy to like. There's nothing like her grin to melt the gloom from our hallowed halls, and brighten up everything with her own personal sunshine. NEUBERGER, JOHN W, Tiny is a whiz with a wrench. His droll wit has caused many a smile in J,H,S, NEWKIRK, WARREN J. Tall and dark, Warren really seems to feel at home behind the wheel of his dark-blue Ford. me- 'l Ai V . it tau! X., aww . IQ- fb ed? ,N K. is on Fha Viz 'nf' .1 AX sf N fvv- - gm 'QV OBERMAN, ANNE T. Vim, vigor, and vitality all wrapped up into one happy-go-lucky package. Breezing around town in a station wagon or skiing on snowy slopes Anne if fun personified. ' PALUMBO, STEPHEN V . Snake was the center of our undefeated football team. Wherever you find him, you find laughter No wonder he was voted class wit. PAPA, JACK A, The Marlon Brando ofI.H,S, Fullback of the undefeated team. Sports ability, dancing feet, and a car make Jack the ladies' man. PAVLUS, WILLIAM R, Bill is one of our fine actors. I-le hasn't an enemy because he's always flashing that smile around. 1-J '7 PECLET, EVELYN IOAN Evelyn is quiet but she is always ready to give a helping hand to a friend in need. When she's not serious she lets her laughter ring out. PETERS, MARILYN JEAN when it comes to popularity, Marilyn is tops. This blond sure gets around. She is always participating in some activity which shows her energy. PILEGGI, ANDREW JAMES Q if Still water runs deep, particularly in Andy's W I case. Always seen with a devilish grin when IS POCHILY, MARIAN IDSE Marian was missed this year. She attended school for only half days. fLucky glrllj RODDY, JUNE MARIE First comes work, then play. She always gets her work done before she lets her good natured manner loose. RUPERT, PATRICIA ANN 'Five feet two and eyes of blue, spells cuteness to the letter for this soft spoken blond. Another fashion plate of our class of '55, RUSSO, NUNZIO F. Nick supported the line of our football team. He ls always ready to liven up a crowd with his good sense of humor. 11.5 creating havoc around I.H.S, PISECZNY, MARTIN E. Marty's always ready with a witty remark. He made use of his voice in the chorus. You never see him on the street unless he ls in his cat. 1 i if sa- WWW A abs.,-,,,, 'vs SEFCOVIC, IOAN ELAINE This little bonbshell is packed full of energy. She is always ready for excitement and usually finds lt. SILVER, CHARLOTTE S. Magambo came to J,H,S, during her Junior year Since then she has kept school lively with her numerous jokes and comments. All kidding aside, she's a swell girl. SIMEK, FRANCIS F. Butch proved to be a great help to our 'fighting 11 this year. He certainly displayed ability to Hold that line. 'Y Also likes to make with the witty comments. SITTERLY, M, ADRIENNE One of our prettiest Senior gals, Adrienne ls also quite a dancer. Is well known both for her long hair and infectious giggle. ff-' A W un- 'J ks 'iii . ,Q Y is . . g A in is S is if y N Y' 'all It f V saws-'Y 'vu' - in A' SKAKEL, ROBERT D. We all agree that Bob's a swell guy. He likes to sing and is a great admirer of Progressive jazz. Likes to tease and joke in school. SMIDA, RICHARD A. Dick comes to us every day on the school bus. Well liked by his schoolmates he is carefree and always laughing. SMITH, DONNA One of our Senior bralns, Donna served as liter ary editor on both the Bugle and Baronet. A wel- come member to any group, we know Donna will go far. SMITH, ROBERT o, Bob is a great stock car enthusiast. However, he really gets places. even in that '52 Ford. A swell guy, he is also an active member of the Naval Reserve. fin. --QQ. eil' 'VN 'CN SUTTON, KENNETH IVAN The boy with a unique approach to every subject, Ivan helps keep J,H,S, on its toes. The Villain of the Senior Play, he proved to be quite a men- ace behind the wheel. SVEC, NANCY STEPHANIE Our little blond fireball. Gets the maximum of fun from her school days and also some pretty high marks. Well known also for her homely laugh. SVEC, RICHARD L, One of those lucky boys who comes to school just half a day. In the afternoon he works hard at Lorence's. Well known for his friendliness and rneticulom appearance. SWEARS, MARY LOU They say nice things come in small packages. And we certainly 'cannot say Mary Lou is not seen or known around I.H,S, STEDING, MARIE A, A cute Senior with a personality to match. You'll find her wherever there's plenty of fun and excitement. when she gets behind the wheel -- look out! STOCK, EULA ANN One of the small but very sweet members of our class, we're always glad to have Eula around. Spends her time working at I-lenry's Taxi. STUART, SHIRLEY JEAN A very active girl with a nice personality. Good both at dancing and sports. Displayed a particular affinity for jitter-bugging. STUBLEY. IEAN ANN A favorite in any crowd, Jean Ann livens things up with her laugh and witty comments. She is also a good student and serves as a literary editor of both Bugle and Baronet. 'UI' 1 A gg-f '?-'fwwii' Q' sw... it 1 1 TEN EYCK, YALE BRIAN Brian is our technical boy and can be seen behind the stage, all 6 feet, 4 inches of him. THOMPSON, JAMES Duck, as he is better known, is a man-about-town in his big green Buick. Needless to say, he is one of the boys down at the Room. THOMPSON, RICHARD PERRY Active in many ac tivities, Dick gave forth in Spirit in the Senior Play as Lonesome, TOWNSEND, IEREMIAH W. Always friendly and good natured. Loves to while away those study halls creating comic sketches - - - our future Mel Graff. 'V ,gr -rv- T? rfi '- Q: .1 ' Ke i K A 'Fi 1 fl!- r j VOEGELE, JANET R. Love1y to look at, delightful to know, and a whiz in class. Don't let that quiet exterior fool you, it's misleading. VOSBURGH, ROGER W. A great guy and a real joker, You cannot say that Rog is anything but versatile. VROOMAN, BRUCE S, A sharp dresser and one of the members of the Room, Bruce is another seen round about town. WANDERLICK, GERALD R. A good guy and an inhabitant of Room 5, Jerry can be seen driving a Black Ford. WEMPLE, MARJORIE H. Words would be hard to express Marge's vim and vitality, Her winning smile and swell personality made her a perfect Captain of the Varsity cheer- leaders. WGRMUTH, DIANE IEAN The song-bird of J,H,S, Her friendly smile can often be seen on T.V. Showcase. wRoBLE, KURT J. Another musician and a grand guy. Kurt, we understand, even plays a little golf. ZEMANEK, FRANK L, A quiet, friendly personality coupled with a plugging manner has made Zem well liked by both students and faculty, fig X X6 am. P' X ALIEDIIQTURHAN PAULA HONEYWELL Wllh an average of 95 757 was selected Valedlctonan of the Class of 55 She IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Honeywell, R D 92 Ephratah Durmg her hrgh school career Paula served on the Bugle staff was a member of the French Club and acted as a llbrary asslstant S SLUT 1-XTURHAN CONCETTA MARCUCCIO daughter of Mr and Mrs Carmelo Marcuccio 9Wash mgton Street was chosen Salutatorran of the class of 55 She earned an average of 95 106 Holdmg ednonal posxtlons on Baronet and Bugle Concetta also found time for Guls H1 Y and grrls baseball basketball and bowhng The Biology Pnze and Englrsh Three Years Pnze were awarded to Concetta As a sen ror she won the Bausch and Lomb Sclence Award . S 46 - x k'Q f' A ' 1 I T 5 I S C'- yu- First row, left to right: V, Blethen, M, Wemple Second row: D, Wormuth, Miss Virginia C, Cavoretto, Advisor, Elaine Kimmey SENJIUR CLASS HIISTORY First in our photograph album are the seniors and rightly they deserve to be Let's look through the pages titled 'Outstanding Citizens of J, H,S, Here are Marjorie Wemple, our President and Diane Wormuth, her Chief Assistant, There's Helen Dagee nakis, our Secretary and our Treasurer, Elaine Kimmey Further along in our album are more outstanding citizens, There's our J, H,S, football team, the league champions, captained by Terry Moran, The Seniors provided excellent players for the undefeated Varsity in Carl Jurica, Chuck Cirillo, Steve Palumbo, Francis Simek, Brian Mee, Roger Vosburgh, Jack Papa and Leland Filmer, And there's Marge Wemple leading the Varsity cheerleaders, Lois Cleary presided over the Student Council meetings this year, 'The Bugle, our school newspaper, was headed by Dick Thompson, Editor, while Editor-in-Chief of 'Baronet' was Lois Cleary, From the other photos we can see that the seniors played an important part in almost every school activity, Now the time has come zo close the cover of our album of high school memories, We must not overlook the last picture, however, Graduationg for there the most important actors are, the members of the Senior Class, Standing: V. Biscotti, D. Smith, P. Honeywell, J. Voegele, F. Mcwhirt, M. Wemple, C. Marcuccio, M. Pochily, I. Stubley. 6 Seated: V. Blerhen, M. Brennan, C. Jurica, L. Cleary, R. Thompson. R, Manno, N. Svec, R. Campo, E. Kimmey, Mrs. Margaret M. Saunders. NATIIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the most honorable positions for a Senior is that of being a member of the National Honor Society. As we turn the pages of our album we can very well understand why these people were chosen for their abilities in scholarship, character, leadership and service. The Society is under the advisorship of Mrs. Margaret M. Saunders. ALBUM f 'Nv. p 73 an R ffmsy, sg ,Q 'V Eve I IEAN C RRON PAT URPHY TEVE PALUMBO BRIAN M Behokg limi J W. ,S A Rive LOIS CLEARY ROGER VOSBUR X A C Y , O MAUREEN BRENNAN JOAN SEFCOVIC JACK PAPA BRUCE VROOMAN Class Wits ost A eric X I vin X o ,fs 7 ,A 'A A A xx ' X is s 5 AA , H jj L., 5 0 l iswyf ' Most Versatile .,. X 'A 1 1 ' o' 0 lf 3 5 3 0 X l X 2 A 5 E E I A M M s A ' EE 0 . st o in X y Heart Breakers I A --1 0 f X X 0 J A I 6' 5 ' H GH A O. FAVURHTES J 'W V J il HJR, C45 Z F 'K Q' JPQWQ, MAPJORIE WEMPLE ,og New 1 X 4 IDIS MCGOWAN V ,Q w e ROBERT MCFADDEN ARTHUR BALID I , WHO AM W Jud' JK- ma-I Nb 'QF' uv , I X I ,Q Q v mi X 9 L85 fSee Page 'Here We Axe j C97 NY?- W ' MI. 'IMI , QI II II WW w I B mlm IIII III In M w N -1 7v,g'g,IvXQNpk II I I K M IIIIIIXII F- IIIWXXX X Q QD I II NI, NI N IIIIIII: A 4 .NIM D, ,I 3 f II.llIIIIIIlIlnf.. 4 uwmnil IM ll wr x II ' QA IIIII, v ' ,lf In. N ' N , I I ' Q, 'I' I-I-I V III ' In I' ' ln III qWL Ii Juv' V II I ll W W .. :mb IIII. I 5-.5 I II I I I I I I III IIMII . N wi bg2'jgl?N'IHX. L'., . 1 X I 1 I I M ul I cf? 5.-,III I ,' I h f X II IIIII,QQvvI' I , I I I . ' I 'I X MI . I I ,I I I I W , I - 'I f I I B - ,INIS 'I, I I II II I In I I A i l S .IIN A N y X II At ff X b,',f IW Ill I KI K :I I I.I I III' I I I h 'I II II N I J rm I j X II I I I D I I I III lb I I EI' lg1I' I IIIIIIIII I !'2:I XII III fl Z I I III ,II I fy I ,ff . I H I fall, : sgmkr Ik 1 jj? . 'Aff-ixrsifxgls l Il Nix! 'I I I ,III gx 'NF' lu.. I- I I gy E 'SJ 'Q . I ' 'gf IMI ix Sf lk 'I I II II II I Q agglwn. ir r xk,,IIIMgs I I, GIIII rw ...Img X X - I' Af' A I I qink' fl iz 'K g, r,II VII, ' nl 1 N tx, IL. i ' . V I X 'Y' 1 V , 1 - QYIYV li ,mga 1 flffiff 1 ,Teas First row: Mrs. Edith B. Dunlap, Advisor, Second row, left to right: J. Thompson, S, Coupas. L Smith, C. Marshall, JIUNIIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look through our photograph album of the Jtmior Class, we see before us our activities during the past year. In one picture we see Steve Coupas as President of the Junior Class. Pictured with Steve are Constance Marshall, Vice Presidentg John David Thompson, Treasurerg and Ivan Smith, Secretary, Turning to the fall activity pages, we recognize Larry Achemecht and Harold Zilka who represented our class on the Varsity football squad, In the Varsity basketball picture our class is represented by Peter Hand, Joseph Precopi Harold Zilka and Richard Schelle, We Juniors had our share of cheerleaders, Katherine Pino, Carolyn Judy and Marlene Ernst cheered the Jayvee teams on to victory, while Katherine Melljs, Linda Currie, Peggy Pemrick, Connie Marshall and Olivette Bunner did their cheers for the Varsity squads. All in all, the album shows that we Jtmiors had a very successful year, owing much of our success to Mrs, Edith B, Dunlap, our class advisor, 0 ' T SOPHWJORE5 - ' , I , D f y fs. ,T I Ax ix S Q SUPHUIVJJURJEQ CLASS UJFJFJICERS Seated left to right G Hale I Kaiser Standing left to nght M1ssV Streeter advlsor W Brown E Brennan SOP HOMORE CLA SS A hansom cab driven by sophomore president Whtt Brown draws up be fore Johnstown High where the current hit play Heart of Johnstown rs running its fifth night Vice President Ed Brennan another young dandy about town, assists Gloria Hale, Secretary and Ingrid Kaiser, Treasurer, as they alight from the cab. They are joined by some members of the undefeated J. V. football squad, Joe D'Amore, Jim Roddy, John Lawton, George Hall, Bill Kowalsky and Everett Simek, with their two cheerleaders, Kathy Gage and Joan Ann Conroy. 'Lf'NDER GRAD C,,NXfU1DS ...ff ' xt , eililisl' Y s?? s 'Z i QM Goodies Leisurely Loung ing A sm? S' Calorie Counter Dig The Cool Cars! xx! 1 x4vw.f 4Z,' Jack Jumped Over Our Pretty Twirler Missed Again A Candlestick With the Lipstick T F Mcwhm, D Matousek C Cirillo H, Dageenakls R, Campbell I Stubley B 4 Left to nght J LaMena, A, Mach, M Pochily 3 MBC. 0 Blmnef T D'Err1co, L, Hunter, A. Casagrandl .S X : - s f' fl SN , Smerl R. Allen T Dl1CSlel'. B Bake-I I Dueslen I Becker ullllll - . S' l if , 'av ' Q .s 111 v Y? Seated left to right H Dageenakis M Brennan Queen J Sefcovic Standmg M, Wemple Class President nun W n 112: x Q. W WN 2'-.N Seated left to right H Dageenakis, M Brennan J Sefcovic Standing, left to right C C1.rillo,J Papa M Wemple R, Svec H, Zilka, xii' 54? .4 V'-A' ai, 9 Ski n ff: RH W, ? KW ns 2 1' wifi 43' - 'K 1 ,Q M -,Q ' 2 Q K. 'fi-va i 5 N .5 'ix BARUNET BUGLIE. GIRLS' H11-Y , ser , .1 'Q-uid First row left to right P Murphy J Long A Oberman V Blethen H Dageenakis Mrs Edith Dunlap advisor C Silver G MacGregor J Duesler M Peters L Cleary Second row J Robare P Corsi D Wonnuth F McWhJrt S Stubley M Finaten J Cerrone E Kimmey C Laird I Brennan D Croffr L Corsi P Warren S Stuart V Russo L Mazzone Third row I Campbell M Perry D Smith I Sefcovrc C Marcuccio N Svec B DuPree J Yacebucci C Mahk C Weller B Lampman Fourth row J Oliver J LaMounta1n L Hadley A Archinal S Crankshaw M Vrscusr I Connolly B Palumbo A Mrchaelson G Hale S McMeekan GIRLS HI Y All of the girls who dressed in those fantastic costumes on rrutrauon night and received their ribbons at fomial rnrtiations will remember the years they were a part of the Girl s H1 Y Under the direction of their advisor Mrs Edith Dunlap, who has ably assisted the girls for many years, the girls participated in many activities. Some of these were food sales, collecting old clothes for overseas and collecting for the Community Chest. The l-li-Y has accomplished many things this year under its capable President Helen Dageenakis Jean Cerrone has taken notes as its Secretary and Joanne Brennan has more than willingly taken care of its money. However Hi-Y is not all work and no play. The girls have had many good times together at their meetings and parties. FRIEXDSHIP CLUB BUYS' HLY 151' First row, left to right: T. D'Errico, A. Pileggi, W. Keaveney, A. Gotts, R. Hespelt, F. Zemanek Second row: D. Colvin, W. Roth, E. Brennan, J. Joyce, K. Mogenson, R. Bisnett, R. Brosat. Although Boys' Hi-Y is a fairly new organization it deserves a place in our album. This year its main project has been increasing the membership. Each meeting is followed by swimming and a session in the 8Ym- The officers are: President, Art Gottsg Vice President, Bill Keave- neyg Secretary, Andrew Pileggig Treasurer, Roger Hespelt. KEY CLUB V ,w! ? ' YQ z 0 5,5 0 in x x First row, left to right: D. Colvin, W. Keaveney, A. Gotts, S. Coupas, C. Iurica. J. LaMena, F Zemanek, R. Skakel. Second row: I. Roddy. I. Laughton, K. Mogenson, I. Ahearn, W. Brown. KEY CLUB Key Club, only in its third year in J.H,S, , deserves a place rn our album of memories. Key Club is a national club under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis. Its main aim is to give the boys experience in living and working together. The counselor is Mr. Sid Ayers. The officers are: Carl Jurica, Presidentg Jolm l.aMena, Secretaryg Steve Coupas, Treasurer. Key C1ub's high aims and ideals give it a right to a place high on the list of activities in J.H.S. CHURAIL. First row, left to right: C. Judy, J. Lizzio, V. Biscotti, N. Ellis, T. Stanko, J. Mihal, J. Campbell, J. Oliver, J. Conroy. Second row: C. Datz, S. Goot, G. Fraker, G. Valachovic, M. Goot, B. Baker, M. Orsell, C. Malik, J. Robare, A. Michaelson, E. Sutton, B. Hayward. Third row: J. Gifford, B. Hichens, M. Albrecht, C. Webster, C. Conway, C. Slovic, M. Pemrick, J. O'Liucci, M. Sutton, J. Hollenbeck. Fourth row: D. Goot, N. Evans, E, Peclet, E, Kimmey. C. Laird, A. Banker, A. Nellis. Fifth row: P. Svec, V. Garofalo, R. Bakyta, E. Simek, R. Maye, O. Schelle, S. Palumbo, R. Skakel, E. Mc- Daniel, W. Pavlus, P. O'Lucci. ,fixup CHORUS K 1- - . . , XR D S The gashghts dun and the Chorus of J. H. S. appears 'YQ O in our album. Their music made J. H. S. a gay, happy, N55 i sometimes serious place. A number or new members, Qi, Q both of the 'bustle' and 'derby hat gender, enlarged 'WH the rou N'-rx 8 P' ang: -,,,f4 X R , A 'Q WX X, as W xx An integral part of the chorus was a new group this fill! xv, X X year, the Glee Club, composed of about 40 mem- ff f y X lx , X bers of the chorus itself. This ensemble presented W X X ' special arrangements of light music for local civic , p 3' ' Clubs. GROUP First row, left to right: B. Palumbo, H. Dageenakis, L Mazzone D Cromer K Mellrs C M h ll . , . . . ars a J. Campbell, M. Subik, N. Morley, 1. Long. Second row: E. Perry, D. Cioffi, 1. Collins K Pino L Currie, S, Pratt, D. Bannigan, I. Brockmyer, N. Bradt, E. Carminiti, M. Bellinger, D. Worrnuth Tlurd row: J. Osbome, C. Blood, F. M Whir c t, J. Stubley, M. Finiteri, E, Winchell, C. Myers O Bunner, B. DuPree, M. Hall, M. Wemple Fourth row: E Braemer, E Hornid e G. Hurl . . . g . ey A Casagrandi, R. Campo, R. Brown, Mr, Edward Iantschi, advisor. fb cnolzus fcon't.J Q1 X nv J 9 n, fa Led by handle -bar mustache-less Mr. Edward Jantschi, - the chorus participated in the winter and spring concerts and Q the Memorial Day program. They provided background music for the annual Christmas play and highlighted their D year by participating in the Fulton County Music Festival and attending the music competitions at Mayfield. fi 1 x. if-'1 zZ.-.l'-- -W-4.1 Top row: R, Hatch, R, Grandy, E, Steinburg, R, Coolman, J, Wheeler, D, Simek, D, Hillier, K, Wroble. J. Conant, D, McMarti.n, I. Green, R, Veghte, Second row: P, Jewell, R, Johns, M, Dom, B, Sitterly, J. Windsor, W, Springs, R, Olmstead, J, Warner, L, Handy, P, Spawn, F, Entelisano, K, Lake, H, Biasini, R, Hollenbeck. Third row: Mr, Wroble, E, Var1Duesen, J, Siedlecki, N, Granetz, L, Olmstead, B, Gough, N, Elliott, C. Oberman, S, Maceyka, J, Siebe, B, Wheeler, F, Christoff, G, Hale, C, Veghte, K, Brady, Fourth row, seated: C, Slovick, C, Malik, M. P0pp. H. Pulsifer, J, Baird, C, Barnholt, I, Nethaway, F, Maderic, M, Riska, D, Bellinger, W, Drake, K, Soules, I. O'Liucci, A, Stortechy, K. Wroble J, Oliver BAND Our album brings back memories and shades of John Philip Sousa as we remember autumn and the J, H, S, band in full regalia of royal purple and gold marching down the field at half-time at our home football games, The Concert Band highlighted a successful year behind the gas footlights by appearing in the spring and winter concerts and by competing in the annual music competition for our schools, Under the capable direction of Mr, Jack Wroble, these two ensembles represented an exciting part of the life at J,H,S, First row left to nght P Gifford A Sitterly C Putman L Currie O Bunner J Voegele C Marcuccio L Cleary Second row P Ruppert M Brennan D Hoffman D Wormuth Miss Grewen advtsor V Blethen C Slovlc C Judy D Smith Tlurd row T Wilcox A Casagrandi D Savage FRENCH CLUB Le Club de Francais, under the advisorship of Mlle. Gertrude Grewen, enjoyed a successful year. The group, consisting of second and third year French students, elected Concetta Mar- cuccio as Mlle. la Presidente, Lois Cleary as Mlle. la Vice Presidente, and Janet Voegele as Mlle. la Se?:retaire-Tresorieuse. The club definitely is not of the gaslight era as shown by their use of the wire-recorder. In addition to speaking in it, the members presented skits, plays, and songs. French movies and fine French dishes were enjoyed through the year. STUDENT CUUNQCIUL, Q 6 N First row left to nght J DAmore R. Bowman B Mee R Hollenbeck D McMartin D Marcuccro Second row M1ssStreeter advisor E Brennan L Cleary H Z.1lka A Gotts STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council representative body of J H S students is com posed of homeroom presidents chosen by the student body Contrary to the policy of the 1890 s when women did not hold office Lots Cleary was elected President. To assist her the members chose Harold Zilka, as Vice President. Edward Brennan, a sophomore, held the position of Secretary-Treasurer. Faculty advisor was Miss Vianna Streeter. The countil obtained funds for the awarding of letters to star athletes, pins for the National Honor Society, and the annual banquet by sponsoring dances throughout the year. aww wsu M. mnnmsluunqqqpgnis ,mx W Mwwi ,Tim 933 il?1lmu up unuunannuu lil Q' Ea. raw'-53 iii I I-'wi :gig-9. -I-I V' J-2 wifi? s.,la,s 3 4 ...i 11 1 mu' Abvlafiias 1 M A as rn Q I W ,H wH Q' fiat ,r 'aa N. ij 1 ff' 5 me H 1 the Q A-a RL fa-F54 do M 5 :iu7mcTAc Tm ganna? . uf wa ' A 4 wK'w'QY'?15 ' WY' W sw Frrst row, left to nght Frlmer, Hespelt, Palumbo, Ackernecht, Papa, Mee, Zrlka, Yacobuccr, Moran, Cirrllo, Keaveny, Klopot, Russo, Slmek, Vosburgh, Jurxca Second row Seldleckr, Coach Hesek, Lawton, McDan1els, Thompson, Precopto, Brosat, Brower, Crankshaw, Coupas, Schelle, O'Lucc1, Bow man Third row Blethen, Werrs, Brower Buon, Joyce, Zrnter, Hamm, Arnold, Kowalskl, Hall, ar ley, Sweeny, Bradt Sams, Hand Fourth row Volp, Alfano, Montony Grleskr, Smrth, Conant, Brown Roth, Chamberlm, Goot, Arnold, Marcuccro, Braemer, Underwood Coach Ftfth row Drake, McCart Skoda, Ruggerr, Klme, Froravanu, Lawton, Roddy, D'Amore Onell, E Simek, Ranen, Stock, Zoell ne Coach FOOTBALL The pages of our album dun and we recall the football season in all its color and glory, J, l-I,S, , captained by Terry Moran, rode the crest of success to a season of erght wins, Undefeated and unned, the team emerged with two prizes to its credit, the Eastern Con- ference Sectlon 'B' and the Glovetsville Lions trophies, A great part of the team will pass on ln our album. Leaving are Moran, Srrnek, Papa, Russo, Klopot, Hespelt, Vosburgh, Mee, Jurlca, Palumbo, Filmer, Cuillo and Keaveney, Superb coachmg by John Seidleclu assisted by Mrlton Zoellner and James Underwood formed the foundatlon for this team we'll not forget, A speclal note of credit to the J. V. team whrch followed H1 the footsteps of the Varsrty by completing an undefeated season, by In ' ,,,,,,,,s N S 5 P AK A we-. A- -- v- - . ., T A. . at -44l-'l-A---M - -4a..:s......,m+ 1 .. f We as ., , , j a . s , s ,,., a , W, 1 ' ' M as YU A s' 'Q M' ., L. 'L 1--is ' - . ,M s A ' ' J' T ' A J ' J' V-A A ' Af ter: .. - ,. Q , 1 ,,,,,,Mi V, g ,, .. xx ,W , ' ' K 1 'ts' S W - A -14 h V W A mx., U W- A ' f M N, A . FUNK! I ' ' a W.. 144,41 ifbklii - A fu N - ' L ' Q ' M M ' 5' ' X' ' 'M' ' ' M 4 .l.i11s.'.1f Y fr C.-.' - ' 1- ' ' .warm . s. . ff-JA W- gf' T f A , f s E E 'T - . ' mt I ' -4- 2 '- 1-f T s A rtt'L..s....r5m, - ' I 'W' ' ' E , ' A . ' a sm.. N , , , - . - -, 1, - H A . 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' sm- as R1 'if -1- ' 'f eg-A ff, s ' , ' it 3 1 .,,1 153'-Aft Zig, 7 Y K -T' Ni! K ,.. ' - A . . rr vt. m-fax , if ' N , ' J .. J . . . I . . . . . , . . : . . . . . F - 9 ' o I s I . . 0 ' ' s o ' I s . . . . . . . U Palumbo SCORES OPP IHS Little Falls 0 26 A Philip Schuyler 0 41 . P I H Saratoga 6 26 r , ' : Mechanicville 0 21 l : 14 , 4 lx f . 4 1 : A l ,l I I 4 ' 1 ,l . o 0 . a I ' W X 2 2 Scotia ' I : Bethlehem Central 6 '7 X: 1 Draper 0 31 Gloversville 13 19 o 26 ' Papa and Mee NM The Powerhouse Five C3Pf3in Moran VARSIITY BASKETBALL First row left to right: H. Blasini, Managerg R. Kane, P. Hand, R. Schelle, H. Zilka J Precopio D Lrppert Managerg M. Zloellner, Coach. Second row: J. Papa, B. Mee, R. Manno L Frlmer R The scrappy J,H.S. hoopsters, though failing to have a winning season, came up with some surprise upsets this season. Led by Captain Bob Manno, the team improved toward the latter part of their schedule. Ably coached by Mr. M. Zoellner, their speed and agility helped compensate for an acute lack of height. The spirit of LI-LS. was exemplified in this fighting team as mey constantly sprung back after defeat. There is a warm spot in our hearts and a special place in our album for them. VARSIITY CANDIUUJS The Warm-up The take off xxx g , ll 'N 4 u Sure , Coach Shoot it, Zeke It's a bird, It's a plane JAYVIEE BASKETBALL .J ,Hex K A X -S' First row, left to right: W. Drake, C. Chamberlain, I. D'Arnore, R. Bowman. E. McDaniel, C. Crank shaw, G. Hall, R, Pollard, Second row, in clothes: G. McCarthy, T. Wilcox, R. Bisnett, I. Smith, L. Yerdon, J. Sarno, A. Hamm. In back: J. Ahearn. The Iayvees team, little brothers' to the Varsity squad, show a spark which may mean fulfillment of a coach's dreams in the years to come. They showed fine form and that never say die' spirit throughout me season. Able coaching by Mr. Pollard sparked the team. We are sure the gaslight will shine brightly for this team in future albums. CHEERLEADHNMG CANDIIDS Grrr Fight Thxee Musketeers Starting Line-up One Among Many Hail to the Varsity Jay-vees 44 WEEE AMP S A A The Boss Need We Say More ' 1 V Who's Your Friend? Johnstown Will Shine G'vi1le Glamor Our Mascot LIETTIERMEN i 4 R- -R , gg.g:f.1w. f rx?-N 'rl S V X L-1 I N-1.45, O 'Y First row, seated: S. Palumbo, I. Sutton, H. Zilka, C. Cirillo, R. Manno, B, Mee, C. Jurica, R. Yacobucci, R. I-Iespelt, L. Ackemecht, J. Papa. Standing: Mr. J. Seidlecki, J. Joyce, J, Evans, C. Crankshaw, W. Miller, J, Precopio, R. Vosburgh, A. Klopot, W. Keaveney, R. Schelle, F. Simek N. Russo, R. Kane, R. Bowman, P. Hand, L. Filmer, T. Moran, M. Zoellner. ATHLETIIC HONOR SUCIIETY 1 I Q .N 4 1 f.a'1,:f,' 4 .9 5 Fu-st row, left to nght. H. Zilda, C. Jurica, R, Manno, R. Vosburgh. Second row. Mr. I. Sxedlecki, W. Keaveney. I. Evans, Mr. M. Zoellner. x 2 44,1 5 gMg,-.Wf-reef-M, .. Q e Knox POOL 0.....L EIKNOX PO0LIl -sm V Now Let's See GIIRLS' ATHLETIICS . i In 9 sa ra o x P 0 0 1. N. 42 lj, ., ly. 2 r r - - 2 Ax f:f'. +5 , ,! A ' - e e l' e we-,ag 'V .... F 'yi ,, .jp ,L '- 4- - 4, f 4 f zwi- f , 2 E xt u. -, .. -- . , , , 4, y Q - f Q' ,T 1 V : 9 5 Q N rw 'Q ..'7W ' RLSWK' GIRLS' ATHLETIC DANCE U 5 - A.. . K ffl'-'-. 'G I I , 1 ,f r , The King and Queen 1 6, Melody Makers QIKNOX Pool!! After the Ball is Over v Y First row, upper left down: O, Bunner, C. Marshall, P, Pemrick, K. Mellis, L. Currie. Second row, upper right down: K, Pino. I. Conroy, K, Gage, C. Judy, M. Emst, Jayvee, Captaing Marjorie Wemple, Varsity Captain. F o 5 HY! 3 . QP Marge W1 Ollie O Comrie r-W . C Peg rv Kathy P I U, V-sax! Linda CHEERLEADERS In our memories of the Football and Basketball seasons we would find some dull moments if it were not for Sir Bill's cheerleaders, Their liveliness and success was due to Marjorie Wemple's pep and sparkling personality and the girls' able advisor, Miss Nancy Canedy. The Varsity that cheered the fellows to victory were Marjorie Wemple, Olivette Bunner, Kath- erine Mellis, Peggy Pemrick, Connie Marshall and Linda Currie, The Iayvees backed the Varsity and even burst forth with some new Iayvee cheers. Marlene Emst, Katherine Pino, Kathy Gage, Carolyn Judy and Joan Ann Conroy are the girls who are to be thanked. First row, left to right: J. Hollenbeck, D. Bannigan, K. Fingar, I. O'Liucci, R Vosburgh, C. Myers, M. Brennan, Mrs. Saunders. Second row: J. Campbell, N. Ellis, S. Pratt, C. Webster. JUNHOR RED CRUSS A new addition to our album, although not a new organization, the Junior Red Cross has earned its place in our memories. The twelve members who are elected by their fellow students have chosen Jeannine O'Luicci, Presidentg Helen McCarthy, Vice Presidentg Carol Myers, Secretaryg and Roger Vorburgh, Treasurer. Under the leadership of Mrs. Margaret M. Saunders, faculty advisor, Red Cross contributed both their time and their efforts to many needy causes. It has sponsored a fund-raising dance and don- ated money to the American Red Cross Children's Fund. The mem- bers also participated in a project to make 800 favors for the Veter- an's Hospital in Albany. HERE WE ARE -' xv- E Today s Work Today G1ve Tomorrow a Square Deal Z agomfawn Jgcm A Fr1endJy Bank g.v, 1n a Fnendly Clty Ixiember of Federai Reserve System Do I ll ' f 1 'V . . . F ,, I 1 Cornplmrnents f uffamf Zope? Qheafzofz PHARNIACY 43 W Mam Street Johnstown New Yo k Prescr1pt1ons Drugs Cosmetxcs Free Dehve ry GILMORE OIL C0 GARAGE and SERVICE SFATION 208 P12 N Perry Street Telephone 6 7617 Compllments f SMITH INC LAUNDERERS CLEANERS For Watches Dxamonds Sxlverware and Cufts See JOHNNIE MELITA JEWELER MELITA S GEMLAB 33 No Melcher Street Johnstown New York TRI COUNTY BUSINESS MACHINES The Bus1ness Serv1 e Bullt 338 N Perry Street Johnstown New York 0 mc. ' Roelsom a. Compliments to Class of '55 C700 772402 LUMBER CO 17 Parkwood Avenue Johnstown New York Congratulations Class of '55 from HOWELL 8: PIEESON INC BROWN 81 EHLE FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Arnbulance Serv1ce D1a1 6 8681 D S STARK AND CO 36 W Ma1n Street Johnstown New York Z . Q l ' - 0 O I 'x n D Congratulahons to the Class of 55 Alfcwo L V QQ Q BUICK BY 06-0 'is..,,,,, -it xl -iw 'ing COLE S FURNITURE Johnstown New York Congratulatlons THE SPORTSMAN Johnstown New York Cornphments of GI F F ORD Johnstown New Yov- k Best Wxshes to tne Ciass of 55 0307125 CHEVPOLE1 C' ompllvnent c f lmobnfft 6:6-V 213 W State Street D1al 0 3717 Johnstown New Yorl' NIOTOR SALES Johnstown. New York . e e LQ , 'X UPPERCLASSMEN 'lay rt, 'Z' Q In X. K .W- P' f A ' A 'WJ- Do Not Feed the Animals Waiter! .sxb'.- GUCSS WHO? Our Football Hero 3Peed Demon' Jean ,Q lin Y ,nf l ya! 'U Lose Something? Our Photo Edttor Let s pamt the town Congratulations to the Class of 55 THYNE S REXALL DRUG STORE Johnstown CHIPPER S MEN and BOYS CLOTHING 7 Church Street GIOVCFSVIIIC TOT N TLEN SHOP a Complete L1ne of Chlldren s Wear PHOTO CRAFT CENTER Z S Market Street Johnstown New York Comp11ments of TWIN CITY MILK CO Johnstown Comp11ments of E MONAHAN and SON Johnstown Cornphrnents of TRYON OIL CO Johnstown New York HARRYR BECKER Contractor Johnstown New York Cornphrnents of BILL S BAKE SHOP 6 S Market Street Johnstown New York Comphrnents of JUNIOR KIDDIE SHOP 25 N Ma1n Street Gloversv11le New York Cornpllrnents of THE PALMER PHARMACY Home of Candy Cupboard 1904 1955 QQ etawzgefta DEPARTMENT STORE 73 N Ma1n Street Gloversv111e New York I Washed Sand and Crushed Stone ' I ogg 5502452 62 Attleboro Massachusetts A. M. HODGKINS, Our Representative 'ir i ROTARY CLUB DANCE X XX Fi -4' '9 '35 'u v' 1 'Ll' i . v YY 'A . w 1' V . . s - . H' -'K . KT, K ,, i ' - W-xii 55 Hi -Y Beauties Santa Serrone K , XL 'FWF , Eat, Drink and be Merry Our Pride and Joy O UR FOOTBALL HEROES Chuck C OMPLIMEN TS OF WWWZ wfffv' W h f GELATINE CO h R G is es to The Class o 1955 I CZQYZZZQ ZQWQQ Knox - t e eal e1atine Best W1SheS to the Class of 55 from 76155 Always F11-st Compllments of W1th Complete Coverage NETHAWAY SCENTRAL MARKET of Internat1onal Nat1onal Z E Mad1son Avenue and Local News D1al 6 3615 LEADER HERALD Gloversv1lle and Johnstown C ornphrnents of TRENT O S Comphrnents of PS F KEL S RAN HOP SILK SCREEN ART Glover sv11le New York West State Atlantlc JULES T GARFALL INC Custom Made Deersk1n Sportswear 212. West Mam Street Johnstown New York BARNEY GALINSKY AND SONS Congratulatlons from est W1shes L- E to the Class of 1955 SVVEARS HOTEL Good Luck to SMALLEYPS THEATRE Conmphments of LIVINGSTON S 355 S IvIa1n Street Glovers nlle MARTIN AND NAYLOR C'ompI1ments of GIOVBTSVIIIC New York GIOVCTSVIIIC Cornphrn nts of CORLETTE MANAGUN MOTORS PALKOVIC S PIC UP 513 N Perry Street Johnstown Johnstown New York Cornph ments of BEDFORD S JOHNSTOWN BOWLING CENTER WELCH AND GREY LUVIBER FORP OLIVER S CHIEF MARKE1 NEW PROCESS CLEANERS KL S AUTO BODY SHOP . B . F. 11 . . , q , TREHER 8: .TUNG C ompliments of FULTON COUNTY GLASS WORKS ALPERT'S FASHION COURT WOLLAGER BROS. FERRES HARDWARE KROPAY'S DECORATORS MILDRED PRESTON ARDIZZONETS RICHFIELD STATION TEN EYCK S CANDIHDS ,QQ 'PSR Ladies of Leisure --.Q-,. Hi Ya Mottle Play Period ...x . ,rf s,- ..f- ' ' Q ZH 1 'Aw U 1 ,ravi-fig 54 if S av 'ii 1:14. .'P s-QQ -1 .:-. P -ff.: as-f,, Home Sweet Homeroom .... Pals, Are We ! 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