Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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ULN' Who is the fairest of them all. To the members of the class of 1958: f ' b con ratulated for the excellent yearbook which has been published by the staff, The class o 1958 is to e g the members of which have worked long and diligently to produce a publication which would reflect creditably upon themselves and their Alma Mater. The members of the faculty and I trust that your educational experience ' ' ' u d cide to in the Johnstown High School will be of real benefit to you in making a success of whatever career yo e follow , The counseling of your advisor and teachers will assist you in making a success of the walk of life which you ' ' ' ' ff b th su cess ou achieve will be determined largely by your own diligent e ort. will follow ut e c y The school year 1957-1958 will go downin history as the one in which earth satellites were launched by the technical knowledge of man and predictions are made that inrerplanetary travel is only a matter of time. This age is certainly one of major scientific developments and a period of opportunity which challenges us to extend our knowledge to the highest degree possible. ' in our chosen Please remember that our interest in you continues as we extend best wishes for your success y vocation. Let us all keep in mind that the success of a nation depends upon the success of people as individuals. W, A. WRIGHT Principal

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s Back row, left to right: James A, Underwood, Raymond Purcell, John P, Siedlecki, Charles von Nostitz, Emil Kalled, Sid Ayers, Jack Wroble, Milton Zollner, James A. Garwood, Leland P, Brady. Second row: Claude Christman, Virginia C. Cavoretto, Helen Q, Lathers, Edith B. Dunlap, Irene Jewell, Vianna J, Streeter, Jennie Ermie, Ann Ashley, Victor Costa, Kenneth White, Lloyd Willcox. Front row: Phoebe Powell, Harriet B. Lawrence, Ruth VanDusen, Evelyn E. Elwood, Florence D. Judy, Gertrude Grewen, Melissa B, Dunham, Mrs. Aldrich, Margaret M. Saunders, Sitting: Eugene F. Conant and William A, Wright. acu Q Cds '. ' I - I rir I J A teacher affects etemityg he can never tell where his influence stops.