Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Felicita Club l lCl,lfIl'l'A-First row, left to right: Sandra Roy, Nancy Cloning, ,loan Barclay, Audrey Champion, lletsy Lenz, Jane Lynch, Amy Ruhin, Susan Rubinstein. Sandra Montgomery, Evelyn Cordone, lfvon Valachovic, Nan Willie-r. Seroml raw: Carole Roth, Dottie Alvord, Edith Myers. JoAnn lfraseatorv, P1-nny Wood, Elle-n Barter, Josephine Slovack, Jean Lynch, ,loan McGuire. JoAnn liamsdx-ll, Sharon Stratton, Louise Tropia, Rovena Scribner. Third row: Mrs. Betsy Robinson, Donna l,ir'ardo, Sue- Urol-ne, Betty ll:-an Parker, Karen Elm-nheek, Diane Dittmur, Kay Young. ,ludy l'vdri1'k, Mary Lou Walk:-r, lfvvlyn Farr, Rose-lyn Finn, Cathy Lasher, Sharon Potente, Nanvy Gifford, Celia Comhothokras, l,iannv Chvtwynd, Carol Kohuskie-. Karen Kohuskie. Pam lf:-rrara. Miss Mary Kane. Fourth f01l,'I Sharon Hurllwrt, Vicki Grant, Penny Worley, Linda Miller. llonna Leo llronk, .lanet liovoo, Pat llc-gnan, Dot Baker, Toni llenza, Sum' .lavolJson. ,ludy Draffen, Joan Sturges, ,Ioan Marshall, Audrey Cordon. es. ' 1 wt ' ,f . 'Zyl K ..,, . . -3' 3 .vs lhis Lluli takes 1-are ol several volunteer Johs ' J, y . ' - Y 'Q ln frlovorsvlllo. 'N l . il ' ' ' X55 'tg 'wife I X I . i 3 , I, ' ,Iosvplnnv Slovavk was president: other offnrors h - - - -lo fi .- 4,,,,,,,' wore as follows: Vivo l'resident, Ellen Barterg See- fl ' rotary, Joan lVll7f3ltll'f'Q and llreasurer. ,lf-an l,ynm'h. ' Q , E If lVlrs. liolunson, Mrs Craig and Nllss Kane acted f yy ' . ' .' sf' ,--5 . . 4 Ni' '- 5 5 1,514 as advisors this your. . 1 f i :qy A X ,q ty . , . . A ,,,.. ' ' , FX, 1 ' W ltac-h won-kmnl l'Clli'llil momhers work at the hos- s +2-for 'UH X N 0 nj f . pitul. selling artuflos fi-mn the HOSplt3l1ty Shop, Fvlima girls aw Swing Candy at a basketball gamvv delivering mail. and taking around a cart Saturday mornings. At the lnaskvthall ganivs, Felicita members are vvr'1'ywl1c-mwsolling coke downstairs, selling candy, and trying their lu-st to look like offivial ushers and kr-vp lllfx tl00t's fllvilli. Oth:-r sorvim- organizations in Cloversville call on Fc-lit-ita mmnlwrs to help them. They have dis- trihutvd posters, 1'ollof't4'1l for the Heart Fund, and worked fortl11 l'.ll. flrganiyiation. At Christmas the Fc-livita girls collevted Clothing l as lltlfl ltlys itll' il llt'st't'Vlllg.f i-Zltttily. Ushers show ,limmy lflurkin to a seat. 29

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I ey Club KEY CLUB-First row, left to right: Larry Peck, Robert Nelkin, Toby Cash, Fred Hundertmark, John Migliavacca, Albert Peck, Jim Fox. Second row: William Hyman, Mark Stern, Ricky Garonzik, Dave Berger, Ed Curowitz, Billy Smith, Michael Mills, Mr. Forrester. Third row: Pete Pollak, Bruce Gardner, Arnold Schlanger, Rusty Sandfield, Michael Birrlsall, Bob Kraemer, Wayne Teetz. Key Club makes money by selling basketball score cards. The Key Club the scorecard. 28 officers discuss changes in the next issue of A club that is deserving of high praise for its excellent service for the past seven years is the Key Club. Under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club, advised by Mr. James Forrestor, had another very successful year. Some of the functions were: sale of football programs with proceeds going to the athletic funds, repairing and running the football scoreboard, sale of basketball scorecards, op- eration of the city for a day, guidance follow- up survey, a Key Club dance, an Apprecia- tion day banquet for parents, announcing at basketball games, a model program put on be- fore Kiwanis Club, cleaning all school troph- ies, car wash, and several other school proj- ects. The officers were: President, Fred Hun- dertmarkg Vice President, John Migliavaccag Secretary, Albert Peck, and Treasurer, Tobin Cash.

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A few of the twirlers who practiced in front of the school The Color Guard for the Iwirling Squad Twirlers TWIRLERS-First row, left to right: Beatrice Duffek, Carol Huptick, Donna Muscato, Lucille Christiano, Ursula Del Signore, Donna Terranova, Carole Bowman. Barbara Frasier, Joanne Saxton, Donna Cole, Rachel Mills. Second row: Mary Ann Studenic, Gale Paxton, Rose Cristiano, Karen Bradshaw, Sheryl Harvey, Janet Smith, Karen Nickloy, Sharon Hurlbert, Andrea Liberti, Barbara Streeter, Joan Merrill, Mary Rhodes, Elinor Starin, Kathy DeLilli, Beverly Green, Crystal Reek, Joan Sovik, Carole Paciolla. Third row: Pam Ferraro, Audrey Cordon, Connie Kessler, Joanne Castiglione, Janet Ashe, Patricia Buttler, Charlene Born, Dolores Ragusa, Kathy Shepard, Bonnie Robbins. Twirling tryouts were held in the first month of the school year. About twenty-five girls were chosen to march at the home foot- ball games and parades. The leader was Donna Terranova. Ursula Del Signore and Carole Bowman were her two assistants. Practices for the football games were held at 6:30 at Darll ing Field and later in October at Loblaws' parking lot. The girls were taught different formations, a Rockette line and several differ- ent twirling routines. Practices for all events were under the direction of Mr. Vincent Cresanti.