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Foreword This building has housed Johnstown High School, our Alma Mater for fifty-five years. Here she has stood, on the corner of South Market and Montgomery Streets, year after year, from all those golden Septembers through the warm June gradu- ations, watching nearly 4,690 students arrive, achieve and depart to dare and do. Her steps are worn smooth from those thousands of feet and her halls hold the echoes of the voices. Here genera- tions of youth made J.H.S. their home for three years. They came; WE came to learn ideas and pur- poses, causes and effects and found our beginnings in mathematics, science, history and literature. Through our books, our activities, our faculty and our friends we discovered the basic aim of our search - ourselves. Democratic government in action became a re- ality as we took part in Student Council, Debating Club, and Future Teachers of America. We sharp- ened the edges of our minds on challenges and criticism and looked out toward the hopeful hori- zons of the future. Working together gave us en- thusiasm and showed us the mountains that can be moved by cooperative effort. Our enthusiasms were channeled, too, into competition in sports where we saw demonstrated not only the effects of trained athletic ability but the timeless worth of fair play. We enjoyed the companionship provided by these activities, but there were times to be alone, to reflect and plan, and times of despair when math seemed incomprehensible. But all too soon it came to an end, and the work and discouragement were eclipsed by the final moment - graduation. Like the fabled Phoenix bird of antiquity that lived so many years only to renew itself in new form, our new Johnstown High School is already a reality. It is the purpose of this book to provide glimp- ses of Johnstown High School during the past fifty- five years. Through them you will discover how much J.H.S. has changed with the times and how little in spirit. May you enjoy and keep this volume . . . the final issue of the Baronet from our old Johnstown High School. Table of Contents Page Personnel 10 Classes 36 Activities 74 Honoraries 91 Athletics 96 Reflections 111 Advertisements 115 2
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