Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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l 1'iIlSI1N'li. 'lie-xi:-r. tfornim-k, l,auritano. lluzmno. 'l'lu- l'I5lf tlolf se-ason was a fairly stu-1-f-ssful oiu- for tlu- fL.II.S. squzul. All honu- matt-lu-s worr- play-il at tlu- l'iiu- llrook Country Cluli through tlu- vouru-sy :nul 1-oope-ration of the lloard of llirq-1-tors aiul ilu- 1-lulm nu-rnlwrs. Captain llarry lloffinan play-fl tlu- In-st golf of his four ye-ars on tlu- In-ann. llalpli l,auritano. Brut-e Vf-ghte. Tom tlornu-lx. aiul ,lzu-k l'alc-oviv who playcfl tlu- sc-4-onfl. tlmiril. fourth. zuul fifth Spot rf-Spf-Ctively. were- all uopluvniorvs mul gaixu-cl sonu- valualllf- s-xpcrit-ru-0. liozu-h l,1-o llallm-nlu-4-lc plans to lbuilml ru-xt sea- son's tt-ani arouiul tlu-so nu-n. llc- fm-4-ls the-y have iinprou-al 1-nougli to hring laurc-ls to G.ll.S. in llt il ye-aris tournanu-nts. l'p anfl mining golf:-rs. Dick Mols and lavk l'al1'oxi1', path-rn tlu-ir swings 26 aftf-r tlaplain lloffman. GOLF RICCURI3- 10341 Ani-te-nlain Nlunic-ipal lllovvrsville- St. 'Nlaryk Kingslworo Golf lfoursn Clove-rsvillc' Johnstown Pine- llrook Coll Course- lllow-rsvillv St. Mary's Pina- lirook Golf Cours:- Clow-rsvillv l.a Salle- l'l'royb Anisu-rmlani Nlunim-ipal .Music-rxlani lilovrrsvillr- Pine- Brook Golf llourw- Nlount Pl:-asant Clove-rsvillv , , Sc-lu-ne-1-tarly Municipal Nutt Tr-rrarv Clovvrsvillf- Pine- Brook Golf Cours:- lllovvrsville' Johnstown , Pine- Brook Golf Courtn- Arnstf-nlaln fllovf-rsville Pine- Brook Golf Course- Nott Terran- , Clovorsvillf- Edison Club- SPK'IlUhHlS Mount Plc-asant Clove-rsville Fir 51-Yr-nt lQUl,l First row, lr-fl to right: Captain llarry lloffinan. l.0ill'll llallr-nlu-vk x4 'llll' gt't'0ll1l row: Xluy 3 l2'g 21 Nlay 0 ,, 5 0 Nlay I2 10 J Hay lil ji .n Tl Nlav l-1 ll - IKM Slay IT l-llg 1: Slay I9 13 2 Slay 20 5 0 Slay 26 9 6 Slay 27 9'-Q Slg June- 3 J il llam- li Plam- L Sparts ' ' T mf'

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Crack and Efield Me-mln-rs ol tht- team check on the condition of pole vault:-r, Dick Ilona. Displaying their usual good form and spirit the V154 track and field team wound up with a fairly successful season. Captain lid Rowley hrought honors to G.ll.S. hy running the quarter mile in 5l.Il seconds. This hroke not only the school record for the event. hut also the estahlishcd track record. Rowley was also the squad's high point scorer. Coach ,lim Sinon is looking forward to an out- standing season next year. ln the running depart- ment the team will he sparked hy Gene Seeley. Chris llosslvach, llarry llohinson. and Thomas Amhrosino. llarold Stoffolano is the outstanding prospect in the weights department and Dick Bona in the pole vault section. TRACK RECORD-1954 llual- Gloversville Glovcrsville Johnstown Dual --Glens Falls Glens Falls Gloversville Invitational- -Gloversville Gloversville Saratoga Dual---Johnstown Gloversville .lohnstown , lnvitational -lttica Free Gloversville Dual-H Amsterdam Amsterdam Gloversville , Dual-Utica Free Acade Utiea ,,,, , ,, , Gloversville Invitational-Saratoga Glens Falls Gloversville Sectionals- Johnstown Glens Falls Gloversville N- L April 28 64--lst 40-2nd May l 63w1st 41-2nd ,, May 8 53---lst , 50-2nd May 12 62----lst , 42---2nd Academy May 15 completed May 19 58- lst 46 2nd my May 25 59 -lst 45-W 2nd May 29 35 -lst 18- Sth .lune 5 26 lst ll --6th X Sports TRACK and FIELD 'First row. left to right: T. Arnhrosino, Arnold, A. Kunkel, J. Amhrosino, Cordone, Captain Rowley, Frank, Quinn, Harris, Davies. Marvin. Serond row: Rnsslmaeh, Seeley, Nluseoni. Cohen, Fountain, Calabrese, LaP0rta, Tre-mante, Bona, Cannizzo, Orcutt. Third row: Izzo, Ferraro, Robinson, H. Stoffolano, Dudley, Cerasia, F. Kunkel, Edelstein. 25

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B.-XSl'ill.-Xl.l. First row, lt-ft to right. front: Croce-tta, Diana, Kelly, Fear. Benton, Captain Ste-1-lv, Alnlt-lla, l'. Cirillo, Burns, Giardino. Second row: Nigro, A. Caruso, Collar, Van Brooklin, Gar- lock, Handy. VandeWalke-r, Davis. 'l'hird row: Wilson, Cole, 'l'. Cirillo. Satterlve, Gill, Place-. llowmun, Filiklv, T. Caruso, Fourth row: Horowitz, Chattvrton, Dunham, Allmini, Locatclli, Buckley, llrooks, Couch hlillcr. llASlQllAl.l. RECURDQIUS4- April May May May May May Nluy May May May Muy May ,lunv 30 llroadullvin 5 at Nlayfie-ld 6 at Ainstm-rmlain 7 llroawlallsin 12 ut Fort Plain 18 at Johnstown 19 Fort l'lain 24 Amsterdam 25 Nluyllvld 26 at St. Nlaryk 27 St. Nlury's 3-Johnstown GHS opp. 11 6 ,all ,J I3 at Mount Pleasant O l 12 ,, 0 . 5 6 5 6 1 np.. 3 The C.l'l.S. baseball team maintained a good record for the 1954 season under the captaincy of Red', Steele. The team had many outstanding players. It is worth noting that our pitcher, Fred Kelly, did not lose a game in which he was called upon to pitch. Sparked by reliable players and the able coaching of Dulce Miller, the team was well co-ordinated and showed good sportsmanship in their games. Out of thirteen games, the team lost only five. ln the two inter-city games with Johnstown, Glov- ersville lost one game and won one game. The baseball team added credit to the school in the 1954 season. r if - Captain Steele takes time out from the spring baseball season.