Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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BARBARA MARILYN 'VYLER SINIUNIJS , Leadw :-A x Alix A .I 41 v-, 4 A . ' 5 ' ' ,X A .Q A 'gg H . , .Z X. 4 J X ii ROSICNINXRY ANGICI. X ' F F 'F l,AllRl'l'NNO X . W M'l 1 m'rRlc:lA 1-if T W I R L E R S Iii-low ilu- AFllllSll f-1- Paradi-. V I N CENT This yr-ar the sludvnls fvcl that our twirlcrs did a very nice jolm. Not only did they march in paradvs hut also at the football games. lindvr the ahlc lvad- vrship of Barbara Tyler. the twirlers 5-1. spent many hours practicing routinvs to he pcrformed on thc' football field dur- ing thc half-limc. ln this way the students are aware that the twirlcrs not only encouraged the lcam hut also lifted the morale of the school. Lvl! to right: llrollwrs. Fvrrura. l,l'l'SI'll. SWPUIIUY. Am- hrosino, 'fylvr-lvadvr, Simonds. Vinr'vnI. Mosvoni. Lauri- tano, Albrecht, Van Allen, Mdlrvgor.

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LX NNE COINNOLLY 3 LOIS , VIC '- HEI X Ak ff Under the captainships of Mary Anne Saunders and Joan Stoddard, the cheerleaders were the backbone of our spirit at every football and basketball game. It was the cheerleaders who kept us yelling and helped us to win. Besides leading us at games, the cheerleaders with their advisor, Miss Sarantos, sponsored a football hop in 4.55 ff? 'V R 1 MV MARY ANNE JEAN SAUNDERS JERALYN SLHLUSBFRL, Captain HEIMAN CHEERLEADERS the fall to raise money for new uni- forms, sold shakeroos imported from Hawaii for the Johnstown game, and also put on a very successful dance dur- ing the Thanksgiving vacation called the 'Turkey Trotw. Front row, left to right: Stoddard, Saunders. First row: Combothekras. LaVista, Beyer, Heiman, Connolly, Helwig, Schlusberg, Pierce, Anadio, Quackenbush, D'Errico, Strat- Ion. Ebtiwf ' .-and

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First row, left to right: Cole, Queeney, Swartout. Roach, Sweeney, Batty, liichtmyer, Zeidner Barter. Second row: Roberts. Heed. Hazzard. Kolirin. Wood, Romano, Frisch, Ahele, Jones, Boyn ton, Wessendorf. Mr. Bley. Third row: Semprevio, Vaupel, Abele, Barter, Cammarere, Yanno Frasier, Larrowe. Brothers, Carher. Fourth row: Malagrisi. Tyler, Prentice. Runirill, Lawrence, Hal lenbeck, Youngren, Carguilo, Locatelli, Mackey, Sandford. Mr. Bley is fast changing our GHS orchestra from its traditional ways. As we saw this year six more viola players and no piano, we assumed the fact that all the piano players were playing viola which was true. Mr. Bley tells us that in no other school orchestra has he ever seen a piano, and hc thinks an orches- tra is basically stronger when it cannot fall hack upon pianistic support. As we could see, the string section was shap- ing up very excellently. Mr. Bley conducts the orchestra. The orchestra played for the Prize Questions from the string section of the Speaking Contest, in the Spring Con. Orchestra- cert, and in various other out-of-town musical festivals. A few of the outstanding numbers the orchestra did were Beethoven's Symphony No. 1 and lVlozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. The officers were as follows: Presi- dent-Janet Abeleg Vice President- Barhara Tylerg Secretary-Millie Sem- previog Treasurer-Genevieve Romano.