Johnstown High School - Beacon Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

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lst Row, Left to Right: Mr. Marty, coach, Ed Neptune', Carl Keyser , John Dowellf, Mark Hopkins , Don Piper , Jim Pipert, Don Chapman , Lynn Melickf, Jon Cooperrider , Gary Chambers , Gib Walker , Joe Ankromf, Monty Turley , Mr. Dean, asst. coach. 2nd Row: David Conway, David Adams, Jim Shough, Tom Goodmant, Bill King', Pat Lafferty, Joe Almendinger, Bill Miles, Roger Priest, Jim Mason, Richard Cook , Glen McDavid, Bill Almendingert. 3rd Row: Murriell Ash- brook, Jack Pitzer, Jim Potter, Danny Swickf, Charles Weeks. 'Lettermen. JOHNSTOWN CHAMPS This year the Johnstown Johnnies opened a very successful season by tying Centerburg with a popular score of i3-l3. For awhile it seemed like the team was never going to top this faithful number but at the Big Walnut game the team proved that this score was not a hoax. Although we had two big upsets by Elm Valley and Richwood, the Johnnies held a victorious record throughout the 1953 gridiron sea- son. As much as we regret it, we are los- ing four of the team's lettermen who con- tributed more than their share of ability. These four seniors will be missed by the fans as well as by the team. They are as follows: Jim Piper, Bill Almendinger, Mark Hopkins, and Don Chapman. THE JOHNSTOWN INDEPENDENT Johnstown, Ohio ALL COUNTY Don Chapman Mark Hopkins Gibb Walker John Dowell Ed Neptune Don Piper Monty Turley MID-BUCKEYE John Dowell Ed Neptune

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lst Row: Jack Dowell, manager, Gene Almendinger, Jim Piper, Flay Cleveland, Jon Cooperider, John Dowell, Rod Kauber, Paul Priest, Wesley Smith, Warren Kauber, Gary Chambers, Roger Priest, Joe Almendinger, Mr. Dean, coach. lst Row: Raymond Piper, manager, Jack Pitzer, George Sharp, David Adams David Noble, John Thompson, Bill Severn, Danny Swicl-1, Jim Potter, Jim McClin tick, Mr. Marty, coach. Compliments of JOHNSTGWN INDEPENDENT.