Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

Page 15 text:

Top The Huskies swarm onto a defending player Center left: Sandy Sullivan is caught roaming the halls Above: Todd Brown —number one Disco fan Left A seductive Lorena Orlosky glances up from her dance with Jim Diana 11

Page 14 text:

10 The Senior Class provides the backbone of school spirit at C.H.S.. The senior year is a year when former fol- lowers become leaders and leaders graduate to suc- cessful careers. Whether it be sports, drama, music, or student government, the Senior Class is always in- volved. It is sad that some students only come out for activities in their senior year, but it also shows that a senior year is important to people. A senior can be de- scribed as proud. This pride promotes the go for it attitude that culminates at graduation. Seniors really have a great feeling! They find pride in walking the hails of their school, and overwhelming excitement in their lives because of a winning football game. Seniors enjoy the last year of their twelve year struggle. Seniors are definitely psyched! Top left: lack D'Errico ponders a tough question. Top right: The Line- up: Marc Sanford. Mark Lomanto. Scott DeWeese, and Kevin Kucel. Right lohn Strouse masters the art of blowing bubbles

Page 16 text:

SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES . . . Important Parts of a Student's Life. A student's life doesn't end when the bell rings at 2:48 . . . it's much more than schoolwork. Some stu- dents have jobs and homework to keep them busy, others have par- ties, but a major part of the stu- dent body are involved in sports and clubs. Even if a student isn't a member of an athletic team or a club, he or she usually supports the organization by being part of the crowd at the games or buying items a club is selling to raise mon- ey. Last fall, I.F.C. sold candles, the Huskey Growl sold papers all year and just about every club had a car wash in the fall. Also, the Varsi- ty Soccer games were attended by record-breaking crowds-a first for G.H.S.! Our school is fortunate to have a diverse athletic program which of- fers sports for the enthusiastic golfers, skiers, or tennis buffs; sports which demand the stamina of the runner; and physical contact sports such as soccer, football, field hockey, and basketball. We also have a number of clubs ap- pealing to many personalities. For the artistically talented, we have Scitamard, Choir, and Band. For students hoping to travel, there are I.F.C. and the French Club. For those interested in journalism, the Oracle and the Huskey Growl of- fer opportunities to work, and for those interested in the welfare of the student body, there is the Stu- dent Council. In any case, classes are not the only facet of a student's life! Top: With a powerful kick Bob Hine (4) in- timidates a Glen Falls Striker Above: Keep- ing in stride. Bill Moore runs past the school Right: Blocking for Todd Looman (42), Chris Satterlee (1) prepares to tackle.