Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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1, If N . 41 Dec. A ,l 4 i Jan. Jan. if S yt I I , V 5' ' 5. 3-vig ,. A Jan. 5 , . i gh- , 7,9 X Jan. X Jan. gf K Feb. ' Feb. A Feb. Feb. I Feb. I 3 u p J Q Feb. 2 L 1 Co-Captain BOB DICK SEM PREVIO MILLER , Co-Captain . sl TOM NICRO Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Mar. 1953-54 BASK IQTBALL SCORES 3-at Draper ,,,, , 7--St. Mary's , I0-Mechanicville 17-Scotia . . ,, I8-at St. Mary's 21-Nott Terrace 7-at Saratoga ,. ., I4-at Johnstown , I5-at C. B. A. , 21-Draper ,.... . .... . ,. 22-at Amsterdam , . 4-at Mechanicville , , I1-at Scotia ,,., ,, ,,,,,, ,, I2-C. B. A. ..,., , I8-Saratoga , ...,,. , 21-Amsterdam ,.,... 25-Johnstown .....,., 4-at Nott Terrace ,..,,,,...,. ball GHS 43 .58 ., . 90 60 , ,, 37 60 .. 64 , ,, 45 ,, .....,. 85 ,,,,,.,,55 31 . ,... 46 65 60 80 36 OPP 34 49 22 43 42 65 24 38 43 53 40 32 53 60 37 61 30 46 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-First row, left to right, front: Buanno, Coach Hallenbeck, A. Caruso. Second row: T. Caruso, Albini, Gargulio, Warner, Alofs, Hobbs, Richter, Orcutt, Stewart. Palcovic, DiGiacomo, Neiman, Stoffolano. Sparta' NIB 'id Prospects are good that Gloversville will con- tinue to have an outstanding basketball team for the next couple of years. This is due to the impres- sive playing of the JV's. The squad wound up the season with an excel- lent record and many of their triumphs were by large margins. The team was sparked by such men as John Stoffolano, John Richter, Tim Orcutt, Bruce Hobbs, Timmy Caruso, and Dick Alofs. This was Leo Hallenbeck's first year as a JV coach and much credit is due him for the fine team he turned out this year. JACK ' I I it WALT vANBRocKL1N HANIFAN , 2, 1 . K . J 23

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1 Dev. Dr-c. llvv. llev. Dec. ltr-r. lan. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Fe-h. F4-lm. Fc-Im. Ft-ln. Feb. Fell. Mar. 1953-54 BASKETBALL SCORES 3-at Draper ,, 7 10 17 -St. Mary's V- hlcchanicville -Scotia , 18-at St. Mary's 21 - Not! Terrace -v I 14 15 -at Saratoga ,, ---at Johnstown , -f-at C. B. A. 21-Draper , , 22 -at Amsterdam , 4-at Mechanicville ,,,, 11 I2 --at Scotia . , -C B A 18-Saratoga . , 21-Amsterdam , , 25-Johnstown . , 4-fat Nott Terrace Husker- CHS 48 .... H80 59 74 , ,,,..., 80 53 , ,,,,. 77 51 ,. 47 ., .70 , ,..... 62 82 61 OPP 43 48 48 51 67 67 51 41 56 67 57 60 61 67 58 65 69 77 ay CA 3 5 U X xx i j A13 ? is 1 gfxf I V ' DAVE lg , X Q.. ..i CHANCER I -uf 5' - at 2 kwa F a' ii Q 2+ i . ff J .S-.N ' . PETE CIRILLO ' 1 I BILL POZEFSKY ' 2 A 5 5 QL 1 'me VARSITY BASKETBALL-First row, left to right: Buanno, Coach Kobuskie, Caruso. Second row: Nigro, Cirillo, Pozefsky. Vanllrocklin. Chancer. Simon, Hanifan. Miller, Semprevio, Rostron. Nicholson, Bona. DAVE ROSTRON NICK SIMON i 55 gh Q ik M ' 5 X 2. 5 , x XX ,D , . , x . l J - 5,4 4' t Sports The early prediction of Coach .lack Kobuskie that this year's basketball squad should have a good seasonl' was more than realized. For the first time in five years the team won the Class B championship. This was due in great part to the snappy ball handling and sharpshooting of Cap- tains Tom Nigro and Dick Semprevio. Bob Miller, Bill Pozefsky, Pete Cirillo, Walt Van Brooklin, David Rostron and Nick Simon were responsible for a good share of the points. Several'of the games were thrillers, outstanding among which were those with Saratoga, Nott Ter- race, and Scotia.

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CROSS COUNTRY RECORD-1954 C.H.S. Sn-pt. 2:1 lnterclass 1. Juniors Oct. 2 'Proctor Run-Utica 8th in 14 Oct, 9 CHS vs. llion 15-40 llion Ucl. 14 liollleskill inlerscllolastim' ,, . lst Ort, 23 Uloversville Invitational ,, , , , 2nd in 7 UCI. 30 Ulens Falls , ,, ,, 25-30 Glens Falls Nm. 6 Se-ctionals Ist Class li Champions B C D If Nov. 13 lntersectionals Represented Section II x Q B ' Jax? X Q fl 4 T -sf ft 4- xr '7 2 Sparts 1 Kross Kauutry ffl A-ki ,H r , The start of the Cross Country lnlersectional Run at Schenectady, N.Y. on November 13, 1954. This yearis cross country squad coached by ,lim Sinon had an excellent season. Previous to this year only a few members of the team could run the course in less than 12 minutes. This fall 8 of the boys could be depended upon for this achieve- ment. The Harriers, captained by Bob Davis and Dick Semprevio, won first place at the Cobleskill Inter- scholastic meet. They broke even in the dual meets. bowing to llion and triumphing over Glens Falls. The highlights of the season were the Sectionals in which C.H.S. was again the Section Il cham- pion. Junior and Sophomore runners such as Chris Rossback, Tom Ambrosino, Gene Seeley, Harry Robison, Al Porta, and Bernie Fountain promise that next year's squad will be equally strong. QSK ... f .. .Ann CROSS COUNTRY-First row, left to right: Seeley, LaPorla, Ambrosino, Robison, Captain Semprevio, Captain Davis, Rossbach, Bona, Fountain. Second row: Santella, Kunkel, Ferrara, Cordone, Schwed, Edelstein, Brown, Moses. Third row: Coach Sinon. Brennan, Arnst, Olson, Wheeler, Massad.