Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

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Supervisor of Music. and some anxious students pre- pare to get one of the buses loaded for the annual picnic at Car- oga Lake. 5. . Since 1955. the ninth grade has been a part of GHS. Here. some freshmen congregate on the Estee bridge. The listen to students and equally ready to give advice in his office, principal of GHS, Mr. Ferguson, is always ready to if yur Miss Brown, Mrs. Tulton. and Mrs. Mullin wait for the hungry hoard of students to invade the Cafeteria. This is the calm before the storm. NSIDE SCENES Students waiting in line before they enter the bovs' gym for the annual awards assembly. Mr, Male, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Ferguson, Principal of GHS, were among the many GHS fans attend- ing the winter sports events. Over seventy members of the Class of '59 racked their brains as they endeav- ored to qualify for a National Merit Scholarship. INSIDE SCENES w.u,,M Chemistry students work hard during their two lab periods a week to Complete the required experiments without an explo- sion. Intermediate Algebra students work hard preparing for their final examination in Room 104. This may be the end of mathematics for many of the students. no. V, The Health Office offers first aid to all GHS stu- dents whenever it is neces- sary. Here, Miss Farmer applies a dressing as Mrs. Warner looks on. bs Miss Connors and Miss jones are among the many guidance counselors whose job is to aid GHS students in planning their programs at GHS. NSIDE SCENES I aid 1 i ily QQ JU IOR During the afternoon of May 2, the decorating committee prepared the Boulevard School audi- torium for the big event. The throne reflects the Oriental theme, Shangri-La. The chaperones enjoyed meeting each couple as they entered the exotic surroundings of the Orient. Arthur Ferguson, principal of GHS, and William Male, superintendent of schools, looked on as the couples danced. Other chaperones were members of the Board of Education and families of the officers of the junior Class. After the crowning of the King and the Queen, couples were organized to form the grand march. Boys in white dinner jackets and girls in evening gowns portrayed a colorful picture as they marched around the auditorium. The morning of the Prom, the class voted for their choice of King and Queen. The King and the Queen of the 1957 Prom, Douglas Miller and Vrenda Miller, crowned the selected couple, Donna Licardo and Guy Ciaccio, as their suc- cessors. 3 , ai. , ..r Between dances, Penny Worley and Bob Winig conversed with Nancy Gifford and her escort. Such occurrences took place between numbers played by Steve Anthony's band. During the intermission the couples had refreshments in the cafeteria of Boulevard School. h in PRC ,Ku Peter Sgambato as chairman of the junior Prom decorating committee helped his assistants to put up elaborate decorations. They spent many hours at this task. At the close of the dance, decorations came down as a cascade of Oriental beautyg thus, the long weeks of preparation came to an end. M M-A -f- W-A-M--u-V-wwf-'www-W I4 Miss Stempfle, along with Miss Connors and Miss jones, enjoys the privileges of the teachers' lounge. Miss Stempfle is always willing to stay after school in order to aid her students. DEDICA l STEMPFLE EVELYN r'Wh6f'6'U67' the Roman conqueri, there be dwells. In her desire to impress upon us, her students, the importance of learning, Miss Stempfle leaves upon us traces of her unforgettable zeal and enthusiasm for her work. Latin is sometimes called a dead language, but Miss Stempfle's quick wit and effervescent personality have aroused her students from their lethargy and brought to life once more the glory that was ancient Rome. Her untiring efforts to help, praise, criticize, and correct, and in so doing to inspire her students with higher ideals and love of the fine arts have been greatly ap- preciated by all of us. It is because of her dedication to the task of molding young minds and of making GHS the school we love, that we, the class of 1959, proudly dedicate our Oracle to MISS EVELYN STEMPFLE 1 The co-editors and the business manager talk over coordination of work. The advertising cam- paign had to produce enough to help defray E expenses. Sandra Salm and Lucinda Pellegrino served as co-editors. Karen Elzenbeclc functioned as business manager. 'e-M ,. ,, THE I9 9 w ORACLESFir.r1 mug Jeff zu figfafx Mary Ann Studenic, Donna Licardo, Reba Rettig, Lucinda Pellegrino, Judy Pedrick, Carol Kobuskie. Mary Ann XY'allach. Second muy- Mary Lou Vifalker. Joyce Fisher, Mary Doonar, Jane Perrone, Nancy Gifford. Karen Kobuskie, Jeannine Pierce, Pat Degnan. Rose Finn. Many committees were established to aid the editors of the 1959 yearbook. Here, the Senior Activity Committee meets with Donna Licardo at her home to plan their work. 3 fi- -A ' l':- fi. : Yimas, , -I I I 1 - Four shipments were made during the school year. The first occurred in june: the last in Fehruary. XWith the uid of Mr. Check all deud- lines were inet without trouble. It was 21 relief to co-editors, Cindy Pellegrino and Sandra Sulin. to hand over the finul shipment to the parcel post clerk. ORACLE STAFF ORACl.E---Fifi! row, lefl I0 righl: Sue Greene, Linda hfiller. Serum! faux' Diane Dittmar, Karen Elzenheck, Sandra Salm, Donna Marcus, Margaret Wfarner, Iiluine DeSimone, Third wuz' Phyllis Stoutner, Mary Ann Gersuk, Louise XX'ilson, Penny Wforley, Carol Darling, james Brennan. Dot Baker, Jeannette Richard. 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IEW ! .. .... ::!a?f:3: ..1.,..,:-,. 5- i r ..-. al l arlrtiis iiiagisli This Foreword is not long nor is it formal, but it has been set aside by the 1959 Oracle Staff for the reader. We trust you will enjoy the material within this year- book as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. Our theme is built around a little man in the dress of a painter. If you follow him and his footsteps you will be guided through each division of our book . . As we look back at this Oracle in years to come, we will 'be reminded of the students, teachers, and friends, who helped make our high school days happy ones. 9 . a sz! rg II , 0 . , .. X V4 Y I 1 I Q -I' CQ Q QQQCQQ BOARD OF EDUCATIONfLefZ to righl: Mrs. Robert Kunkel, Thomas Randall, Anthony Kaiser, Robert Quackenbush, Lewis Theurer, Willianu Male, Fred Hundertmark, Philip Goodheim, Frank Vetro, Mrs. john Wood, George Curtin, jr., Ralph Balzano. BOARD OF EDUCATIO ADMINISTRATORS-Siliingf hir. William E. Male, Superintendent of Schools. Smndifzgs J, Herbert Painter, Superintendent of Buildings and Groundsg Lewis Theurer, Clerk to the Board and Assistant to the Superintendent. We, 415 Senioizf, SECRETARIES-Lefl 10 rigbl: Miss Marie Nixon, Secretary to the Superin- tendentg Mrs. Hazel Morenus, Board of Education Officeg Mrs. Marguerite Re- gan, Stenographer in the Superintend- ent's Officeg Mrs. Doris Petraske, Board of Education Office. C? are gmtefzz! to you SECRETARIES-Sirzings Mrs. Ann A. Basileo, High School Office. Smmiing: Rose Schwartz, Vocation and Adult Education Officeg Miss Kathleen E. Meritt, Guidance Officeg Mrs. Marion Smith, High School Officeg Mrs. Mar- jorie Brunt, Bookroom and High School Office. ll sam ' HIGH SCHOOL ADBIINISTRATORS-Left I0 rigbl: Williaiiu Cooney, Director of Musicg Miss Ada Busse, Vice-Principalg Arthur Ferguson, Prin- cipalg Miss Babette R, Davis, Curriculum Co- ordinator, Frank XXfoodworth, Guidance Director, Miss Mary E. Connors, Guidance Assistant. ADMINISTRATIO HEALTH OFFICE-Lefl 10 fzgliff Mrs. B. Eliza beth Warner, Dental Hygienistg Dr. Herbert Hageman, School Physician: Miss Ruth Farmer Nurse Teacher, Mrs. Katherine B, House, Nurse Teacher and Attendance Officer. rl5522'egL2i -if : our loyal faculty ESTHER AMOS MRS. LAURA BAETENS JERRY BAKER English Music Health A.B., Albany B.S., Ithaca B.S., Springfield i lll L i .-' 'arf W - 'B' -i,h I Q -ity p 3 , . me 'QE A is cas, Erww W M , f JAMES BEHLING ADELE BENNETT JAMES BIGSBEE Citizenship Education Physical Education Physical Education A.B., Oberling B.S., Ohio State BS., BUff21l0 B.P.E,, Springfieldg M.A., New York University ROBERT BRAUN CAROLINE CASSIDY HOMER CHASE Industrial Arts French Mathematics B.S., Buffalo A.B., Trinity, M.A., Albany B.E., Keene, N. H. JOSEPH CHECK NORMAN CLO MRS. MILDRED CONANT Citizenship Education MUSIC H0109 ECOHUHUCS A.B., Harfwiqkg M,5,, M,A., B.S., Ithaca B.S., Syracuse Columbia for guiding ui along MRS. RUTH CRAIG MARY CROCETTI DONALD DOCKSTADER Science Commercial Director of Vocational Educa- B.S., Albanyg M.S., Syracuse B-5-, Albany tiong Industrial Arts B.S., Oswegog M.S., Cornell CATHARINE DRURY EDWARD DUGAN MRS. WINIFRED FLEIG Commercial Citizenship Education Commercial B.S., Albany B.S., Holy Crossg M.A., Colgate B.S., Albany MRS. JANE HABLA MARGARET HAMM STEPHEN HARRISON English Physical Education Industrial Arts A.B., College of St. Rose B.S., Cortland B.S., MS., BuffalO 'W W, MRS. BESSIE HAYWARD MRS. HELEN HEACOCK JAMES HESPELT Glovemaking Science Science AB., Syracuse B.S., Cortland the fruilful paths FAY HODGDON MRS. RUTH HULTS ESTHER JONES Mathematics English English A.B,, University of Maine B.S., Albany A.B., Mount Holyokeg M.A Middlebury MARY FRANCES KANE WALTER KAULFUSS ROBERT KILLEEN Citizenship Education Mathematics Citizenship Education A.B., St. Josephs, Maryland B.S,, New York State College of A.B., Middlebury Forestry JACK LATSHAW GLENN LEIS J. LOUISE LEWIS English Citizenship Education, English Art Director A.B., Oberling M.A., Columbia A.B., Albany B.S., M.A., Columbia MRS. MARION LUCAS RICHARD LUCAS MRS. ALICE MALLORY English Scienceg Director of Student Cafeteria Co-ordinator B.S., Converse, Spartenburg, Activities Morrisville Agr. and Tech. South Carolina A.B., Middleburyg M.A., Syracuse Institute of idiffolfery, . L fi g Y ' -- :,L Vm,L :,. BRADFORD MILLER LAWRENCE MILLER MRS. ELEANOR MOSES CifiZC'HShiP ECIUCIIUOII Director of Physical Education Citizenship Education AB., Albany: MA., George B.P.E., Springfield AB., Albany Washington University was MRS. AUDNA NIEMCZYK ARTHUR OSBORNE JAMES OROURKE Home Economics Industrial Arts English BS., Platfgburg B.S,, Buffalo B.S., Norwichg M.Ed., University of Vermont V 4, ' nd. - N, f ., Q4 L. MRS. BETTY Art Pratt Institute ANDREW PALMER Science A.B., University of Pennsylvaniag M.A., Columbia RAIMO RUTH ROBERTS English A.B., Elmirag M.A., Syracuse iff Cr MRS. BETSEY ROBINSON WILLIAM RYAN MRS. LORRAINE SAMMONS Commercial Industrial Artsg Supervisor of English B.S.C,, Albany Visual Aids A.B., Russell Sageg M.A., Albany B.S., Buffalo understanding, and knowledge '4:i'wi..:-- ' O Y . V . ,, , V1 .. 'S 5 f J sf-41.11 nw . aa fi - - nm 4,3 . GEORGE SMITH Driver Training Latin. B.S., Oswego EVELYN STEMPFLE GEORGE SYLVESTER Science, Math A.B., Barnardg M.A., Columbia B.S., University of Maine in I, LEONARD SZUMILOSKI TILLIE THOMPSON NELLIE TYRRELL lNIatll Librarian Home Economics B.S., Holy Cross A.B., Keukag B.L.S,, Syracuseg 13.5, Albany M.A., Clark 'R WELLINGTON PHILIP VERTUCCI VANDEWALKER Science Citizenship Education B.S., M.S., Siena Ph. B., St. Michael'sg M.A., Albany MRS. KATHRYN WALKER Drama, English A.B., Elmira MRS. ELIZABETH WARD LAWRENCE WARSHAWSKY EDNA WELSH Citizenship Education Health A.B., Albanyg M.A., Columbia B.S., Springfield Spanish, Math A.B., Smithg M.A., Columbia Siwzgp-E 7 X X ? E., X 00 no SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS-Left to right: Tom Dutton, Donna Licardo, Pete Ricciardi, Nancy Gifford. PRESIDENT . . . Donna Lictzwio SECRETARY . . . Nancy Gifford VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Pete Rirriardi TREASURER . . . Tom Dutton ADVISORS Edzutzrd Dugan Mm. Wi12if1'ed Fleig RICHARD ADELMAN Dick Hobby: Swimming Career: Businessman Key Club 23 Movie Operator 1 2g Bowling 45 Track 1. GERALD ALESSANDRO ferry Hobby: Hunting Career.' Navy DORINE ARNOLD Hobby.' Dancing Career: Teaching Felicita 3, 4, Red Cross Coun- cil 4. LYMAN AVERY ffzlyll H obbies: Hunting and fishing Career: Ichthyology BiolO8Y 39 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball, Intramural 2, 3: Bowling 43 Football 2, 4. DAVID BART LETT ffDdve!J Hobby: Water skiing Career: Undecided Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Biology 3g Bowling 4. CORALYNN AGOR ffcorkyll Hobby: Collecting horse statues Career: Undecided Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Felicita 4, Quadrille Club 1, 23 Girls' Sports 2, 3. HOWARD ALLEN H obbief: Baseball and swimming Career: Lawyer Commencement Usher. KAREN ASHCRAFT Hobby: Dancing Career: Undecided School Transfer: jefferson High, Dresden, Ohio. Choir 1, 2, 33 Biology 2g Red Cross Council 4g Commence- ment Usherg FHA Future Home- makers of America. DOROTHY BAKER ffD0t!! Hobbief: Water skiing and swimming Career: Private Secretary Felicita 3, 4g Oracle Staff 3, 4g Red Cross Council 3, 43 Sen- ior Play Committee. ALLEN BAURLE Butch Hobby: Swimming Career: Air Force ur Ig .re oo yearx 29 O b'b b I is I Q , PW' sr vm.,- 'Mis ,,,-we 'QM' sg. ,penn-4 ,nf SANDRA BELL Sandy Hobby: None Career: Business Felicita 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4, Commencement Usher, Laurel G Committee 2, Senior Play Committee. ANTONIA BENZA Tor2i ' Hobby.' Baby sitting Career.' Teaching Choir 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Oracle Staff, Red Cross Council 3, 4, Scitamard 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast, Girls' Sports 3, 4. JANET BOVEE Twifb Hobby: Dancing Career: Beautician Choir 1, Girls' Sports 1. MARY LOU BOYD Lou Hobbierx Bowling, dancing, skating Career: Home Economics teacher Choir 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 2. WALTER BOYNTON Hot Rod Hobbier: Model building, mechanics Career: Undecided Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Senior Play Cast. PATRICIA BREE Pat ' Hobbier: Collecting post cards and records Career: Nurse Senior Play Committee. EDWIN BREMER Bzzbby Hobby: Sports Career: Engineer Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. JAMES BRENNAN Slim Hobbief: Radio, aviation, photography Career: Veterinary medicine or Agricultural extension work Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Photographer, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff 2, 4, Photographer, Tennis 1, Wrestling 3, 4, Commencement Usher, Senior Play, Audio Technician, Hi-Y 4. DONNA LEE BRONK Donnie Hobby: Collecting records Career: Teaching Twirlers 4, Coloruard, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Red Cross Council 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Hi-Y 2. EDWARD BROWN Ed Hobbier: Tennis, photography Career: Medicine Quadrille Club 2, Cross Country 2, Tennis 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Commencement Usher, Junior Prom Committee, Hi-Y. baoe brougbt ur VICKI ANN BUANNO Vie Hobby: Dancing Career: Secretary Library Club 1. JOAN BURKE ' jamie Hobby: None Career: Legal secretary Felicita 3, 4. NANCY CARPENTER Pilber H obbier: Swimming, cooking Career.' School Nurse Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Biology 33 Felicita 3, 43 Library Clu 2, 33 Quadrille 23 Red Cross Council 1, 23 J-unior Prom C0mmiffC6Q Senior Play Committee. GERALD CHETWYND ferry Hobby: Radio work Career: Radio Electronics engineer LIANNE CHETWYND Cbet Hobbier: Swimming, skating, boating Career: Undecided Choir 13 Felicita 43 Scitamard 23 Girls' Sports 3 4 unior Prom Committee3 Senior Play Committee. LUCILLE CHRISTIANO Lu Hobby: None Career: Undecided Twirlers 1, 33 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Com mittee3 Football Handbook 23 Booster Club 2. GUY CIACCIO Ball Hobby: Sports Career: Undecided Band 23 Student Council 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CLARK Rock Hobby: Collecting old cars Career: Chemical technician Choir 1, 23 Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2. JAMES CLARKIN jim H obbier: Football, baseball, fishing Career: Undecided Baseball 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2 PATRICK CLEAR Pal Hobbier: Hunting, fishing, camping. Career: Armed Forces Movie Operator 3, 43 Football 43 Track 3. man y ricb rewardf: 32 ROBERT COALTER FfB0bfI Hobbier: Reading, taxidermy, model airplane building Career: Mechanic Movie Operator 4. GLORIA COMPAGNONE Glor Hobbier: Swimming, reading Career: Undecided MARY GRACE CORDONE Mary Hobbief: Swimming, water skiing, horseback riding Career: Kindergarten teacher Art and Social Committee 2, 35 Felicita 4g junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Girls' Sports 1, 2. EDWARD COSSELMAN Carr Hobby: Cars Career.' Physical work Movie Operator 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, Cross Coun- try 2, 3, Football 1g Track 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. CAROL DARLING Hobby: Sewing, jig saw puzzles, swimming Career: Nursery teacher Choir 1, 2, 43 Oracle Staff, Quad- rille Club 2, 3, Red Cross Coun- cil 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 4. tbe joys CELIA COMBOTHEKRAS H obbiex: Swimming, skating Career: Home Economics teacher Choir 43 Felicita 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee, Sen- ior Play Committeeg Art and Social Committee 1, 2, 3. GARY CONRICK Hobby: Fishing Career: Biologist Biology Club 3. SUSAN CORWIN Sue Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, golf, piano playing Career: Medical secretary Twirlers 1g Art and Social Com- mittee 1, 25 Future Teachers of America 1, 25 Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 45 Scitamard 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM CRUMP NR0L,k!I Hobby: Baseball Career: Undecided Biology Club 3g Baseball 4. PATRICIA DEGNAN ffDeggleU Hobbies: Swimming, basket- ball Career: Physical Education teacher Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, Orchestra 15 Felicita 3, 4g Future Teachers of America 4g Library Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Oracle Staff, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Commit- tee, Girls' Hi-Y 4. of friendship, LORETTA DE JOSEPH ffL0riU Hobbier: Dancing, sewing, swimming Career: Beautician Quadrille Club 1, Girls' Sports 1, 4. URSULA DEL SIGNORE frUrIl! Hobby: Dancing Career: Secretary Twirlers 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2. ELAINE DE SIMONE Lonnie Hobbies: Music and records Career: Teacher Choir 4, Art and Social Com- mittee 2, 3, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Typing Editor 4, Oracle Staff, Scitamard 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Girls' Sports 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. MICHAEL DI CATERINO Mike Hobby: Building model air- planes Career: Electronics Bowling 3, 4. MARY DOONAR Hobbiers Music, dramatics, and reading Career: Foreign Service Offi- cer Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Felicita 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 1, Library Club 2, Oracle Staff, Red Cross Council 4, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Assistant Director. tbe satisfaction CATHERINE DE LILLI ffcgtb-yi! Hobbier: Horseback riding swimming, water skiing Career: Airline hostess Twirlers 1, 2, 3, Husky Growl 1, 4, Scitamard 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast. JAMES DE ROCHE ff!imJl Hobbier: Photography, sports Career: Undecided Band 1, 2, Red Cross Council 1, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 33 junior Prom Committee, Hi-Y Club 4. SHARON DIAMOND Sherri Hobby.' Horseback riding Career: Teach retarded chil- dren Biology Club 3, Husky Growl 4, Library Club 2, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast. DIANE DITTMAR HDI!! Hobbief: Collecting records and reading Career: Political science Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 3, 4, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Booster Club 1. JUDITH DRAFF EN Hfudiefl Hobbier: Records and danc- ing Career: Housewife Choir 1, 2, 3, Twirlers 1, 2, Felicita 3, 4, Husky Growl 3, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee. of 4 33 5. K, vi fl THOMAS DURKEE Torn Hobbier: Driving, sailing, and reading Career: Business Quadrille Club 1, 2, Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, Junior Prom Committee, AFS Foreign Exchange Student, Student Coucil 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. THOMAS DUTTON The Du! H obbier: Water skiing, music, and driving Career: Engineering Cross Country 4, Co-Captain 4, Laurel G Committee, Treasurer of Class 4, Ski Team 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. ALAN DYE Hobby: None Career: Undecided Choir 13 Orchestra 13 Quadrille Club 3. BARRY EDELSTEIN Ed Hobbies: Radio listening and dancing Career: Pharmacist Band 1, Key Club 23 junior Prom Committee. KAREN ELZENBECK Elzie Hobbiers Penpals and sewing Career: Languages Choir 1, 2, 3, Art and Social Committee 2, Felicita 3, 43 Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 43 Oracle Staff, Business Manager, Scitamard 1, Z, 33 junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Booster Club 1. MARVOLA ERCANBRACK Marv Hobby: Collecting conservation books Career: Housewife DONALD ERNST Don H obbieys Hunting and archery Career: Undecided GLORIA ESPOSITO Ann Hobby: Sports Career: Beautician Felicita 3g Library Club 2, 33 Quadrille Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 1. EVELYN FARR Eve H obbierx Collecting butterflies and the violin Career.' Nursing Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Felicita 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 3, 4, Laurel G Committee 2, Senior Play Committee. DONALD FEAR Don H obbierx Bowling, baseball, and music Career: Radio Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 45 Student Council 43 Bowling 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. job well done, DONNA FERGUSON H obbier: Records and reading Career: Secretary or office worker Quadrille Club 1, Red Cross Council 2, 3, Commence- ment Usher 3. PALMA FERRARO Pamie H obbier: Popular music and dancing Career: Secretary Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Felicita 3, Husky Growl 3, Library Club 2, Quadrille Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 5. DAVID FINKLE Hobby: Driving Career: Accountant Key Club 2, 4. ROBERT FINKLE Bob Hobbies: Bowling, baseball Key Club 2, Basketball Manager 2. ROSELYN FINN Finn H obbiefs Collecting house floor plans Career: Teacher Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 2, 3,. Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 1, 2, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Prize Speaking 3, 4. BRIAN FISCHER H obbier: Popular music Career: Apprentice at G. E. JOYCE FISHER Hobby: Sports Career: Physical Education teacher Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Hi-Y 4. CHARLES FOX Cbucb Hobby: Sports Career: Radio and TV commentator Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2. BARBARA FRASIER Barb Hobby: Popular records Career: Secretary Choir 1, Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Senior Play Com- mittee. MARVIN FRASIER Marv Hobby: Collecting records Career: Baseball manager Red Cross Council 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Track 1, 2. victorious triumpb, 36 SONIA ANN FREMMER Hobbiex: Girl Scouts, boat- ing, swimming Career: Policewoman Choir 1, 2, 3, Quadrille Club 2, Girls' Sports 1. MARIANNE GERSAK Hobbier: Tennis, swimming, skating Career.' Nursing Felicita 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle staff, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. SALLY GIFFORD ffsdlll Hobbies: Sports, cooking Career: Undecided Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 4, Senior Play Committee. VICTORIA GRANT ' 'Virkf' H obbier: Swimming, skating Career: Secretary Art and Social Committee 3g Felicita 3, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee. BARBARA GREEN Hobby: Collecting miniature dogs Career: Bookkeeper Library Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports. crashing ROBERT GARGIULO Gar Hobby: Sports Career: Undecided Band 1, 2, Cross Country 3, Tennis 3. NANCY GIFFORD Hobbies: Drawing, skiing, tennis Career: Teacher Choir 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 2, 33 Biology Club 2, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Secretary of Class 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY GOODEMOTE ffG00d-yi! Hobby.' Water skiing Career: Industrial Arts teacher Biology 3, Football 2, 4, Wres- tling 2. ROBERT GRAY Papa Rmb Hobbiex: Hunting, weight lifting Career: Electronics SUE HANNAH GREENE Hobbies: Music, dramatics Career: Teacher Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Oracle Staff, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Sen- ior Play Cast, Vice-President of Class 33 Treasurer of Class 2. defeat, GARY HAMMOND Hobbies: Sports, music Career: Undecided Cross Country 3, 43 Commence- ment Usher. DAVID HEACOCK Peabed Hobbies: Skiing, swimming Career: Undecided Quadrille Club 1, 2g Football 1g Track 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. DARRYL HENRY HDeeU H obbier: Photography, 4-H Career: Air Force Movie Operator 1, 2, Quadrille Club 33 Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA HINE Hobbief: Sports, cooking, sewing Career: Beautician Felicita 4, Library Club 43 Quad- rille Club 33 Red Cross Council 4, Girls' Sports 2, 4. NINA HOLDEN ffNia7l Hobby: Stamp collecting Career: Secretary Girls' Sports. a life CAROL HAZARD Hobbier: Swimming, skating Career: Nursing Choir 4. JOHN HECKLER Hobby: Swimming Career: Engineer Biology 15 Commencement Ush- er, Class President 1. KATHRYN HILDRETH ffKatbyl! Hobbief: Dancing, skating Career: Secretary Quadrille Club 3, Football Hand- book 2. ROBERT HOAGBOON Hoagy Hobby: Sports Career: Marines Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4. THEODORE HORWITZ IfTedU H obbier: Tennis, golf, science Career: Medicine Band 2g Orchestra 29 Husky Growl 3, 43 Key Club 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Commencement Usher, junior Prom Committee, Laurel G Committee, Senior Play Cast. of laughter, 37 CAROL HUPTICK Hobby: Listening to records Career.' Beautician Twirlers 1, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Booster Club 1, Football Handbook 2. ROBERT HURD Bob H obbier: Fishing, hunting, and archery Career: Engineer Quadrille Club 3, 4, Commencement Usher. SHARON HURLBERT Sheri Hobbier: Swimming, horseback riding Career.' Accountant Twirlers 3, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Library Club 2, 4, Red Cross Council 4. WILLIAM HYMAN Bill Hobby: Electricity Career.' Electrical technician Key Club 2, 3, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4, Scitamard 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 3, 4. MARGARET ISOLA Marge Hobby.' Collecting records Career.' Marriage Girls' Sports 2, 3. RONALD JABLONSKI Jabber Hobby.' Sports Career.' Undecided Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. DARLA MAE JACKSON H obbies: Horseback riding, racing Career: Marriage Girls' Sports 1, 3. LANNY JACKSON lark Hobby: Archery Career: Armed Services Movie Operator 2, Quadrille Club 2, 3, Treasurer of Class 1. PATRICIA JACKSON Pat Hobbies: Swimming, skating Career.' Undecided Twirlers 2, 33 Girls' Sports 2, 4. SUSAN JACOBSON I H obbies: Swimming, horseback riding Career.' Teacher Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 2, 3, Felicita 3, Husky Growl 2, 3, Library Club 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Scitamard 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. a time for tears, DAVID JINKS Dave Hobbies: Fishing, hunting Career: Flyer RICHARD JOHNSTON Dirk H obby: Cars Career: Machinist Basketball 1, Cross Country 1, 2g Track 1, 2. PATRICIA KESTED Pat Hobbies: Reading, Swimming Career: Medical secretary Biology Club 31 Felicita 5, 4, Husky Growl 2 3 Girls Sports 1, 4. PAUL KLEMPA Hobbies: Bowling, baseball Career: Linotypist Red Cross Council 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM KLYMKOW Bill Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Career: Chemical engineer DAVID KNAPIK Dave Hobbies: Baseball, golf Career: Draftsman Biology Club 23 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4g Basketball BARBARA KNOBLAUCH Barb Hobbies: Dancing, horseback riding Career.' Marriage Quadrille Club 33 Girls' Sports 4. ROSEMARIE KNOWLES Tootsie Hobbies: Baby sitting, swimming Career.' Nurse Quadrille Club 53 Girls' Sports 4. CAROL KOBUSKIE Bam H obbies: Skating, listening to records Career: Elementary teacher Biology Club 33 Felicita 5, 4, Future Teache 5, 4g Oracle Staff, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5. KAREN KOBUSKIE Katie Hobbies: Tennis, bowling, dancing Career.' Secretary Biology Club 3, Felicita 3, 4, Library Club 5 4 Oracle Staff, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee an appreciation of tbe RICHARD KUJATH Dirk Hobby: Customizing cars Career: United States Navy Movie Operator 1, Bowling 1, 2. CATHARINE LASHER ffcdlbyli Career: Child care Felicita 3, 4, Library Club 1, Quadrille Club 3, Girls' Sports 1, junior Prom Committee. JAMES LAWTON Iffimlf Hobbies: Golf, fishing, hunt- ing Career: Undecided School Transfer, Broadalbin, Or- chestra 1, Cross Country 4, Track 4. ANDREA LIBERTI fIAndiH Hobbier: Horseback riding, water skiing Career: Elementary teacher Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 4, Girls' Sports 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Hi-Y 3. DAVID LOUCKS Dave Hobbies: Basketball, golf, drawing Career: Undecided Red Cross Council 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Hi-Y 4. better tbingr 40 'Wav 3.42433 'WJ 1 tr . W it gil 5 -Q, ff'- 4 s I FRANCES LAIR ffFrdn!f Hobby: Reading Career: Child care Quadrille Club 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 4, Commencement Usher. JERRY LASHER fflddjblf Hobbier: Water skiing, sports Career: College Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 4, junior Prom Committee. JOAN LAZARUS Hobbief: Swimming, tennis, golf Career: Undecided Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Scitamard 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Class 1. DONNA LICARDO Hobbiers Piano, sewing, bak- ing Career: Secretary Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 3, Felicita 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 1, Scita- mard 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, President of Class 2, 4. SANDRA LYON Sandi Hobby: Cooking Career: Nursing Choir 2, 3, 4, Felicita 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Quadrille Club 2, 3. in life, ANGELINA MALAGISI Angie Hobbief: Reading, dancing Career: Teaching Choir 1, 2. DONNA MARCUS Hobbier: Tennis, swimming, reading Career: Undecided Choir 2, 31 Art and Social Com- mittee 2, 3g Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 45 Oracle Staff, Red Cross Council 13 junior Prom Com- mittee, Laurel G Committeeg Senior Play Committee. JAMES MARTIN Mari Hobbier: Bowling, swimming Career: Auto mechanic Baseball 43 Bowling 3, 4. MAUREEN MCCLOSKEY Hobby: Music Career: Lab technology Library Club 43 Quadrille Clubg Girls' Sports. RAYMOND MCWALKER ffjefflf Hobby: Hot rods Career: To run a speed shop Movie Operator 1, 2, 3, 4. tbe 'Viv TSI' 'Ns-nr' W ' CARL MANDEVILLE ffMandyh' Hobby: Sports Career: Accountant Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Movie Operator 1, 3g Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 45 junior Prom Committee, Treasurer of Class 3. KAREN MARSHALL Hobby: Swimming Career: Beautician Choir 1, 2, Twirlers 2, 33 Jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Hi-Y 3. LYNNE McCARTHY Hobbier: Reading, cooking Career: Dietitian Library Club 2. JACK MCCULLOUGH jackie Boy Hobby: Skiing Career: Physical Education teacher Band 2, Choir 23 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 25 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Play Castg Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JOAN MERRILL Hobby: Music Career: Business Twirlers 1, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 45 Senior Play Committee, Football Handbook 2, Girls' Hi-Y 3. knowledge 4l JOHN MIGLIAVACCA Mig Hobbief: Cars, driving Career: Electrical engineer Key Club 2, 3, Movie Operator 1, 2, Quadrille Club 2, 3, Bowling 4, Senior Play Committee. LINDA MILLER Rhea H obbiey: Piano, water sports Career.' Undecided Dance Band 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 2, 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 1, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 4, junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Cast. JEANNETTE MORGAN jean Hobby: None Career: Secretary MARION MUDDLE Hobby.' Reading Career: Teaching Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. FREDERICK MUHLBERGER Fred Hobby.' Sports Career: Engineer Cross Country 2, 3, Track 2. DONNA MUSCATO Smoff Hobby: Dancing Career: Secretary Twirlers 1, 3, Bowling 1, Senior Play Committee, Football Handbook 2, Girls' Hi-Y 3. KAREN NICKLOY Nickel H obbiex: Water skiing, swimming Career.' Airline stewardess Twirlers 1, 2, Biology 2, Husky Growl 4, Scitamard 33 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. ELENA NOE Hobby: Spanish crossword puzzles Career: Architecture School Transfer Excuela Normal Alejandro Carbon Foreign Exchange Student, Choir 1, 2, Quadrille Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play Cast, Girls' Hi-Y 4. JOSEPH PACIOLLA joe Hobby: None Career: Barber BETTY DEAN PARKER B, D. H obbier: Swimming, reading, and tennis Career: Teaching Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 1, 2, Biology 3, Future Teachers of America 1, Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast, Prize Speaking 1. we babe gained, ALICE PATTERSON Al Hobby: Sewing Career: Secretary Library Club 33 Girls' Sports 3, 4. ALBERT PECK Alby Hobbier: Swimming, fishing Career: Florist Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Movie Operator 1, 23 Bowling 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Committee. JUDITH PEDRICK Indy H obbier: Fashion designing, dancing Career: Secretary or designer Husky Growl 43 Oracle Staffg Red Cross Council 23 Scitamard 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4. LUCINDA PELLEGRINO Cindy H obbies: Piano playing, singing, painting Career: Teacher of religious education or music Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Art and Social Committee 33 Biology 43 Future Teachers of America 23 Library Club 13 Oracle Staff, Co-Editor-in-Chief3 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Castg Booster Club 1. JANE PERRONE jamie Hobbief: Piano playing, painting Career: Teaching Choir 3, 43 Art and Social Committee 1, 2, 33 Biology Club 23 Felicita 43 Future Teachers of America 43 Husky Growl 3, 43 Girls' Sports 43 Commencement Usher3 Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Play Cast. ROBERT PETTIT Bob Hobbier: Building model airplanes Career: Marines Bowling 1, 2, 3, Captain 1. JEANNINE PIERCE Gi Gi Hobby: Horseback riding Career: College Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Felicita 4g Husky Growl 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 43 Senior Play Committee. SHARON POTENTE Hobbier: Swimming, horseback riding Career: Medical secretary Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Art and Social Committee 2, 33 Felicita 33 Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 33 Red Cross Council 13 Scitamard 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 2, 39 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee. JAMES PISARSKI jim Hobbier: Fishing, hunting Career: Florist JOHN POWERS Hobby: Collecting pictures of Navy ships Career: Meat cutter a broader view ,,...2n-'P' 'N fha. all-'QW . 3. 51: 'f i 1 W1 as . . ,. ...aa in 44 SUZANNE PROHASKA Sue H obby: Ideas for stories Career: Writing Choir 2, 5, 4. GARTH QUEENEY Queeney Career: Undecided Key Club 23 Movie Operator 2. BURTON REED FFA!!! Hobbies: Bowling, swim- ming, classical records Career.' Actor Art and Social Committee 53 Key Club 13 Movie Operator 1, 2, 4, Red Cross Council 13 Basket- ball Manager lg Bowling 5, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 5, 4. KAY REUTLING Hot Rod Hobbies: Mood music and having good times Career: Traveling Choir 13 Husky Growl 1, 2, 55 Quadrille Club 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee. PETER RICCIARDI Pele Hobbies: Sports and dancing Career: Engineering Red Cross Council 1, Student Council 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 53 Wrestling 53 Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee. of life RICHARD PROPER Dirk Hobbies: Fishing and hunt- ing Career: Undecided Bowling 5, 4. ERNEST READDEAN Falror1 Hobbies: Collecting stamps and photography Career: Undecided Basketball 2, 5, 4. REBA RETTIG Hobbies: Reading, dancing, pop records Career: Nursing Band 13 Choir 1, 2, 5, 4g Biology Club 5, Felicita 5, 4, Husky Growl 5, 4, Library Club 2, Oracle Staff, Bowling 1, 2, 5, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5, 4. MARY RHODES Mesba Hobbies: Dancing and swim- ming Career: Secretary Choir 1, 2, Twirlers 1, 2, 53 Senior Play Committee. JEANNETTE RICHARD ffldnff' Hobbies: Sports, collecting dolls and animals Career: Teaching School Transfer: St. joseph High. Future Teachers of Amer- ica 45 Husky Growl 43 Oracle Staffg Girls' Sports 2, 5, 4, jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. itself, BRIAN RICHARDSON Rich Hobbier: Baseball, bowling Career: Minister Choir 1g Movie Operator 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. ELLA ROMAINE Ellie Hobby: Collecting records Career: Marriage DAVID ROSE RoJie Hobby: Sports cars Career: Mechanic Movie Operator 1, 2, 39 Wres- tling Manager 2. EMILY ROUADI ffLu Lu!! Hobbiey: Radio, records, dancing Career.' Teaching and house- wife Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 3, Future Teachers of America 2, Husky Growl 23 Library Club 25 Quaclrille Club 33 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, Senior Play Cast. ANGEL ST. PETER ffAngH Hobby.' Collecting records Career: Secretary Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. tbe :rep WARREN ROBBINS Hobbief: Bowling, cars Career: Construction technol- 085' Bowling 2, 3. DANIEL ROMANO Danny Hobby: Cars Career: Engineer Football Manager 1. WILLIAM ROSSELLE Willie Hobby: Sports Career: Engineering Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY RUBERTI Gigi Hobby: Sports Career: Teaching Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Commencement Usher. GEORGE ST. PETER Career: Plan to be employed at close of school Wrestling 1. toward maturity 45 SANDRA SALM Sandy H obbier: Photography, drawing Career: Science Choir 1, 2, Art and Social Committee 2, 3, Husky Growl 2, 35 Oracle Staff, Co-Editor-in-Chief, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 4, Commencement Usherg Laurel G Committee. DONALD SANDERS lVbiiie Hobbier: Archery, fishing, boating Career: Pilot Movie Operator, Quadrille Club, Cross Country, Track 2. VINCENT SANGES Vinnie Hobby: Working Career: Architect Choir 1, Biology 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. JAMES SCHWED Swade Hobby: Sports Career: Undecided Senior Play Cast. JEF F REY SCRIBNER Scribby H obbief: Cars, popular music Career: Undecided Movie Operator 1, Football 13 Wrestling 1. PHILIP SEMPREVIO Pbil Hobbies: Collecting records, sports Career: Engineer Choir 3, 49 Student Council 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3g Commencement Marshal, junior Prom Committee, President of Class 1, 3. PETER SGAMBATO Pete Hobbier: Music, dancing Career: Teacher Future Teachers of America 4g Student Council 4, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast. CARL SHEPARD Hobbies: Stamp collecting, model planes Career: Aeronautical engineer KATHRYN SHEPARD Kathy Hobby: Collecting pictures Career. Secretary Choir 1, 2, 35 Quadrille Club 13 Red Cross Council 1. PAUL SHWARTZ Hobby: Pole vaulting Career: Undecided Band 1 2' Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 9 I 2, Junior Prom Committee. tba! we bane taken. FREDERICK SIEGEL Ruby Hobby: Horses Career: Undecided Band 2, Red Cross Council 2, Basketball 25 Junior Prom Committee. GRANT SMEDLEY Smed H obbier: Collecting records, Navy Career: Merchant Marine Officer Movie Operator 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee. EDWARD SMITH Ed Career: Air Force Commencement Usher. JOHN SNYDER Termite Hobbies: Model railroading, stamp collecting Career: Navy Movie Operator 13 Quadrille Club 1, Wrestling 1g Senior Play Cast. MARCIA SOUTHERN Hobby: Sports Career: Nursing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quadrille Club 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. JOAN SOVIK Joanie Hobbies: Cooking, dancing, swimming Career.' Typist Band 3, 43 Choir 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Quadrille Club 3. GARY SPRITZER Gar Hobby: Girls Career: Salesman FRANK STEFIC H obbiex: Collecting antique cars, electronics Career: Television technician Red Cross Council 1. FRANCES STEFLIK Stef H obbief: Collecting records, listening to music Career: Beautician Band 3, 4, Girls' Sports 43 Junior Prom Committee. PHYLLIS STOUTNER Phil Hobby: Sports Career: Secretary Band 1, 2, 33 Husky Growl 4g Oracle Staffg Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Booster Club 1. All tbere will .toon RONALD STRAUSER f0bann Hobby: Customizing cars Career: Military Baseball 2. ANNETTE TATE Hobby: Collecting records Career: Secretary Choir 23 Twirlers 1, 23 Felicita 3, 4. DONNA TERRANOVA Terry Hobby: Dancing Career: Legal secretary Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, Quadrille Club 3. DONALD THUM Butch Hobbier: Baseball, swimming Career: Engineer Bowling 2. DAWN TITUS Hobby.' None Career: Secretary be but 48 BARBARA STREETER Barbie Hobbier: Horseback riding, swimming Career: Dancing teacher Band 3, 43 Twirlers 23 Girls' Sports 23 junior Prom Com- mittee. AUDREY TEETZ ffAud!! Hobby: Records Career: Teaching Future Teachers of America 23 Library Club 2, 5, 43 Quadrille Club 33 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports 23 Laurel G Com- mittee 3. GARY THOMPSON Hobbief: Cars, water skiing, animals Career: Veterinarian Choir 13 Orchestra 13 Library Club 2. MICHAEL TIERNEY ffMikeL' Hobby: Automobiles Career: Undecided MARILYN TRAPP Hobby.' Collecting popular records Career: Marriage Girls' Sports 2. memories- JUDY TRIPPODO Stormy Hobby: Photography Career: College Choir 13 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3. DANIEL VAN TASSEL Van Hobbier: Water skiing, snow skiing Career: Undecided Choir 13 Track 1, 23 Skiing 2, 3, 4, Captain3 Senior Play Cast. MARY LOU WALKER Mamie Hobbier: Art, water sports Career: Stenographer Choir 1, 2, 33 Twirlers 33 Art and Social Committee 33 Husky Growl 3, 43 Library Club 2, 33 Oracle Staff, Red Cross Council 13 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committee, Football Hand- book 23 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4. RICHARD WALLACH Wa!lyl' Hobby.' Woodcraft Career: Teaching GEORGE WALTHER Hobby: Guns Career.' Machinist memories BETTY VANDERWALDE Hobby.' None Career: Teacher Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Scifa. mafd 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play. DANIEL VROOMAN Srooter Hobby: Electronics Career: Electrician Art and Social Committee 23 Movie Operator 23 Quadrille Club 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 3. MARY ANN WALLACH Hobbies: Skating, swimming, dancing Career: Elementary school teacher Choir 2, 4g Biology 33 Husky Growl 43 Oracle Staffg Red Cross Council 33 Senior Play Commit- tee, Hi-Y 3, 4. BARBARA WALTERS Barbl' Hobby: Dancing Career: Nurse Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Quadrille Club 1, 2. MARGARET WARNER HMagU Hobby: Collecting records Career: Business school Choir 1, 2, 33 Art and Social Committee 2, 33 Cheerleaders 3, 4g Felicita 43 Husky Growl 2, 3, 43 Oracle Staffg Quadriile Club 13 Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports 43 Junior Prom Commit- teeg Senior Play Committee3 Booster Club 1. zbaf will vf 'iw . BOB WATSON Little Wad Hobbier: Swimming, cars Career: Navy Quadrille Club 1, Bowling 1, Football 1. VIVIEN WEYMOUTH Kelly Hobbiefs Swimming, art, skating Career: Teacher Choir 1, 2, Twirlers 1, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Hi-Y 3. JOYCE WHITE lVbitey Hobbief: Records, dancing Career: Housewife Choir 1, 2, 3, Quadrille Club 1, 2, Bowling 1, 4. CHARLES WHITMAN Cbz1ck Hobby: Cars Career: Engineering RICHARD WILLIAMS Willie Hobbiey: Drawing, swimming, hunting Career: Artist Wrestling 1. LAWRENCE WILSON Larry Hobby, Reading Career: Forestry Cross Country 1, Track 2. LOUISE WILSON Weejie Hobbiers Music and poetry Career: Secretary Husky Growl 4, Oracle Staff, Quadrille Club 1, Scitamard 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. ROBERT WINIG Wi1zag0 H obbieff Boating, cars Career: Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Orchestra 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee. PATRICIA WORLEY Penny H obbier: Reading, records Career: Teacher Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art and Social Committee 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Felicita 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Booster Club 1. KATHLEEN YOUNG Kay Hobbief: Drawing and sketching Career: Commercial art work Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Scitamard 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Senior Play Committee, Hi-Y 3, 4. remain with ar forever. ,qs AUDREY GORDGN AIIZXIG Hobbjwx Dancing, reading Cfzreerx Undecided Chou' 1, 2, 5, fig Twirlers 5, 4 Fclicita 53 I.ib111ry Club 2. gif nn f 3,21 , if is mimi it JM' The Senior Day Committee. including Kay Young, Linda Miller fChai,r- munj, joan Lazarus. fStr1ndingj Cari Shepard. Edwin Bremer, and David Heacock, reviews final plans. Substitute Currifulum Cofrirdinzxtor Tom Durkee re- ceives iidvicc from Miss Davis. Miss Ktvbuskic takes over Miss Cassidfs French II A i v- V v- ' Class, The American History IA class presided over by Miss Pcrronc experiences the privileges of hm-ing ii student teacher. ...---4 Miss ijiiiiiiiiii imiiss ii discussion in Mi' Vander- The Practical Math class is instructed by Miss Bar- wulkcrs XX'tirld History class. bam Grem- ,,..-can Chuck Fox iincl Linda Miller take over the Guiclztnce Dc'- pgirtiucnt positions of Mr. XY'oOclwortl1 iincl Miss Connors The first Senior Diiy Brinquet was successfully plnnnecl by this committee hentlecl by Pete Riccinimli, Professor Proper instructs Mr. Checks American history class. ui 9, Fclloxv teachers enjoy A delicious iueitl After il day of the trials and tribulations of teaching, Guy Ciiiccio nncl Karen Mtlrslmll relax ut the banquet. Senior D.1y Principnl Tecl Hurwitv and Vice-Principal Donna Licurdo inspect lockers under tlic' supervision of Mr. Ferguson and Miss Busse, SENIOR PLAY . . Pll 'o 1Mrs Cambridgej Sharon Diimond fMrs Digbyj, Ted SENIOR PLAY CAST- -Slarzdifzg, lef! to riglal: Lucinda e egrin ' , ' , . . Horwitz QMajor Cooperj, Linda Miller fMrs. Jellisonj, jack McCullough fl-lartzellj, Barry Edelstein fBishop Sherwoodj, Peter ' f lc ' M th lr S encej, Wiiltei' Boynton CFather Spencej, Elena Noe fMariaj, Dan Van Sgamboto fDi, Romerj, Betty Dean Par er f o c p Tassel fRonnyJ, Catherine DeLilli fl.ettyj, Don Fenr fFl'fl 'l. john Snyder fGeorgiej. Scaled: Toni Benza fMrs. Sandowj, Sue Greene fEileenj, Emily Rouadi QLouisej, Betty Van der XX'al le fhlollyj, Midwest ministers family in at new parish. The cast and Crew under the able direction of Mrs. Kathryn Walker turned in a memorable performance One Foot in Heavenf' a biography written by Hart- zell Spence and adopted for stage by Anne Martins, mresented as the Senior Play of the Class of 1959, The play told of the trials and tribulations of il WZIS 1 ' Dr. Romer, Father and Mother Spence, Molly, x , A , 'A X . SQA 4' f ' 1 - A f . and Ronny await news of I-lartzell s trip to Molly brings shocking news to the Spences and ' ' ' Confefemc- W fr i,X4,C,' i 6 f 1 T iii GMP f T' , W Direclm' MRS. KATHRYN WAI KER 0 EFOOTI HE VE SENIOR PLAY CRENX'fFif.rl ww, lefz in rigbi: M, l..Wa1lker, P. Wforley, N. Gifford, S. Potente, S. Jacobson, A. Liberti, J Draffen, J. Merril, M. G. Cordone, D. Muscato, P. Degnan, K. Reutling, M. War'ner, C. Huptick, L. Christiano, M Rhodes, li. Frasier. Second mum' K, Nickloy, K. Marshall, M. A. XX'allacl1. K. Young, J. Pedrick, R. Newbower, A. St. Peter S. Gifford, M. Southern, J, Fisher, E. Desimone, J. Perrone, J. Brennen. P. Schwartz. V. Sanges, S. Corwin, D. Loucks, P. Ric ciardi, P. Kested, 'l'. Reppenhagen, D. Licardo, S. Bell, J. Migliavacca. P. Stoutner, l.. Castiglione, K. Kobuskie, A. Peck, R Finn. G. Reppenhagen, B. Hyman. B. Smith, M, Doonar. which was well receixed by a capacity crowd. cent Sanges-Propertiesg Nancy GifforclfArtg Diane The production personnel consisted of: Mary Doonar DittmarfPublicityg Thomas DuttonfTicketsg Patricia 4Assistant Directorg Bill Hyman'-vStage Managerg Vin- KesteclfCostumesg Sally Gifford-Make-Up. Members of the costume committee help attire the cast in period costumes. Some members of the cast go over their cues with Properties Director, Vincent Sanges. ' A? . if V Student Director Mary Doonar and Stage Manager Bill Hyman. SENIOR Dgnna and Pete seem to have what it takes to be MOST POPULAR. You couldnt ask for a nicer twosome. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Diane Djflmm' Toby Dnnleee Soft on their toes, light on their feet, Kmefz Nzrkloj These BEST DANCERS' can't be beat. BALLOT Good posture makes a person look quite impressive. Bob and Vicky both have earned a BEST BUILD title, 'xlib-, , 'U 1 I BEST LOOKING Cathy DeLilli jim Clfzrkifl ISIN Z3 BEST BUILD Vifki Grant Bob Hofzglaoozz Not only do Cathy and jim possess good looks, but also have personalities to match, XX'e'll always remember their charming faces as we look back over the years when they were chosen BEST LOOKING. When you feel like having a good time. CLASS CLOWN and you need a comedy teamg just call Kgygpy A1111-5h,qZl 0 on Karen and Bill our CLASS Bjjj Rofjejje Q CLOWNS, 57 Pat and Ernie may both be commended for their enthusiasm over school sports and their good sportsmanship. This is important in being chosen MOST ATHLETIC. MOST ATHLETIC Pa! Deglmlz Ernie Rendrlemz XXfhy. darling, you know you're the only one for me. fFor today anywayj Bob und Andrea must have recited that BEST LINE at one time or another! !! Y BEST LINE Amlrefz Liber!! 13011 Wizzig BEST DRESSED Tflllf BUIIZKI Pele Rifrifzrzfi It pays to dress neatly :is Toni and Pete Could tell you, 'l4h11t's why they were chosen BEST DRESSED. UNDERCLASSMEN Q 'A if ps' ' nv CQ? ' Q JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERSfLefl 10 rigblx David Jung, Mary jane Papa, Bonnie Robbins. James Del Savio. PRESIDENT . . . fame! Del Sfzzfjo SECRETARY , . , Aifzry jane Papa VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Dflffff fllllg TREASURER . . . Bmmie Robbiflf ADVISORS Homer Chafe Min Mary Kane Min Rmb Roberff www by S is 4 Nw i e, , , Q' Q ffiam' ' '- gzw K , BP' aw f HP ' ,rig ,S Q' ef Els ,J wi 'Q' W I Frank Basileo Susan Batty Larry Beebe Palma Bendino Ronald E. Berghoff Joyce Berner Richard Berner james Berry Harris Billington Hubert Boger Brent Bohne Charlene Born Henry Born Sandra Bosch Charles Bovee A5 juniors, 3 v f Tx EF' if , 5 Y r .2 ' . ., AA is-'nf f fi? WM 'Wu ' ii 'A A 11' 'N iw- fb ' if . Nt, Ni: i ad? l 1' 'Yfv 9 , Q L ' if :,, e ff-if at r A 1 i f ,,,. Illl I K Vl . ' V In ,. e f , -xg. . Q. f 'A v f-: 1 of A .wk zbfmfgy W A tif X 1T? y H, 3 s 'K f 5, r E-it Y V,, ,. 2' .:., V A if 'wh f .. W -J di 1' at. F, Mildred Abels Gerald Adams Jo Ann Adler Richard Aguilera Shirley Almy Raymond Ambrosino Sheila Ambrosino Ralph Ameduri Peter Anadio Janet Ashe Janice Ashe Gail Avery Cathy Balzano Robert Balzano Margaret Barter ffa ff E RXW X I i .f ew.,-ov Ut fir i l -'ali' an l S I K--pf 1. '.'V 1 w V, '--. V W l- . : El iw' ir Q' C we l T 'ir C T we o 'I ' f 1 -fer.. A rrlr T '77 P Q X 1 E 2 , Carole Carangelo Edward Carangelo Nancy Carroll Toby Cash Joanne Castiglione Vincie Castiglione Ronald Chamberlain Linda Cirillo Ruth Clarke David Clemans Mark Cohen Emilio Colabello Donna Cole Ted Compagnone Carole Cook we hope 4,-wa ' f . i . 1-4 E, -.. s V , Q -' 5 sf .W :gh 4 , S M. , 5 xi FK' z ,ZS K. ..,, fr? 1 'M' 'Q , 5. an f. ' ,Q .5 fy , eg: , 4 , if: yi if Q if X, , f 0, . I V3 , 11 J V ' FJ , 'W Y, gy ,. -iw, A, Q Sid 'Qu Carole Bowman Edward Bown Carl Bremer Janet Brickner Lawrence Brooks Todd Brown Concetta Brunco Bruce Buddle Patricia Buttler Martin Cady Joanne Calandra Janet Caldwell Gerald Campanile Ida Mae Capparello Richard Caputo QQ ff? Wil ,df 'iz jane Cook Henry Cosselman Arlene Countryman Norma Covert Winifred Covey Rose Cristiano Mary Da Corsi Carl Darling joan Dattoli Sandra Davis James Del Savio joseph Demarest Angel De Rosa Angela De Rosa Antoinette De Rosa f 4 , Q SSL sf A, t, 3 X . 3 iff , k Q 'rm .. 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W 3 h-pw 'ex 24 W hw j M 94 is i L if i 'll' ,rg fi g if g if is ,F , it I J' K ily -aal x 1 2' ,H s' Aw f W i , 3 ' A 1 5 1 ,els Q J' K 3,5 3 H Sandra Knapp Mary Kobuslcie fn. Ei , g - ,ff 3 ,. ,Wi K -My .agp wi, A . 3 x Mi M 1 , fe ,ii Q G ' A W i , Q j yi ' Doug Kuhne 2 V5 J ' 'IJ Mary Ann La Mantia I. f , A - juniors enjoy library privileges. i 1 ' 'gi joan Lamphear ' Helen Lasher yi, Y E 1 3 xo W i ' -3,.. of beromifzg S67lj01'.l',' ,J if Barbara Licardo Morrie Lieberoff Stephen Locatelli Susan Logan jo Ann Lombardoni Kenneth Long Eleanor Lorenzi Donna Loux Peter Lucas Tobias Lustig Stuart Madnick Marilyn Manhey john Marlett Sandra Marotta Sally lkiasker The fair sex enjoys the sun. Linda Mazzariello Sandra McGillis Larry McLa1n Ronald McLain Audrey Mcwalker Joseph Mele mme will triumph, ' B Wg lt la ll fi imp A XV 1 ' ' S r its '92 a L M , . Q 'sni- wi rwyi 'K-qv' 'fungi' M :S ight law in 4? ' fra , ' ,A f if i- if 5,7 , .Mx ' ei it Q12 -1 .N x. R 1-W M 1 ,W Q ' V , , if: 21' A M, 'W ' ' it f Q'A - it ii7i'gf S .. i , I A I . ,sf , nagging ' ff ' ' .- '1 3 V il , 3' 'V-R! Melvin O'Donnell Clayton Olmstead Karl Olsson Faith Orcutt Bridget Papa Mary jane Papa Sharon Park Ronald Patterson Linda Pencheff Judith Perham Albert Perrone Charlotte Perrone Charlotte Pisarski Robert Place Marvin Pozefsky rome will fail, sf' ' Arnold Meyer Gail Meyers Carole Miller Rachel Mills George Merrill Beatrice Moses Mary Mosher Pat Moss Williani Muddle Donna Munn William Myers Dennis Neil Victor Nicolella Williani Niznik Brian O'Donnell f tg, y 3 f -. Q ' 'iii 'P 3 it i C, ..,. lt M N, y J ' 2 i tt fs R gl i'tt f 5' M ff A ' i-i if ' f f Y -44' dw... wi 'im' fx! Carol Puski ' J . Gayle Quackenbush in 2, wi 52 ' Ellyn Robinson - V- A ' 9 Dolores Ragusa ' 5 Arthur Recesso fm - -- Julianna Recesso Z X V J 5 1 Cfysfal Reek J A Q J ,, x g., J : is ..lv J pa David Reffue Q A ' iw ' ' ,I 33 Linda Renzi , fi Q I NY, K2 'R my Reppenhagen R J :':l: J kim? A L - . , i ,. . if . 3 ,, Q j i Mfg K il 2 W Josephine Reynolds H .5 'Y , I M , V g Richard Rifcfafdi ' R c J , . .-if - 'J J is 33 Beverly Robbins I Y' . , K U, Na 1 V H Q I :X 4 Bonnie Robbins nk? ii V f A VAL H E, , William Robelee - ' J - , V 51 3 G' V' ,H gl ei. R as A H .AA H x c V. Ronald Robinson ll , -zz ' ff! W fiii Q , Y jf A H, A' Patricia Rose A , ' A ' Q - Joseph Rouadi in , ifff A ' Larry Rubin . Q ' 3 , .. ' Sanna Rubin .. is 'K a f' lf, i , Al, -,V : Z A if A as We ,Q , is W mf 'wi isa, 5 A I Q .,,.. Q 1,1 , x W3 in gp ' ,F ll my Y f Z s. i s r H f 4 i Marilyn Ruggiero Richard Rummler Joseph Ruocco Doris Russell Glen Sanders Russell Sandfield Joyce Sanges Don Santella Marcia Saunders Joanne Saxton but all of uf joan Schelmbauer Carol Scribner David Seroussi jean Shaffer Theda Shapiro Audrey Jean Shell Diane Shepard Anthony Simek Richard Simon john Smalley Bonnie Smith Gail Smith janet Smith Mary Ann Smith Patricia Snyder ,!' I WMS Am' I ,.'L 2 I ng: , K. in ii ,i ' ,. f i.,.,. .ww f , Q., E vi' X A : , J,, : - ii, ,:,, f, ,W fi 'wr -.al it K L M ,Q '5 ak X x 'gi 23 V X wg 'Eff I was iw M af 5' :Awww Ei!-' . i 'AQ 5 i , 2 I-.M-I H '45 ii S ' , 'df 5 ' S S S i ' ' it N1 fr Y fr ff-QF' 'ia-na Charles Sorento Noreen Staley Mark Stern Robert Sutton julia Szabo Jean Taglialatela have learned to difcefn juniors prepare for choir picnic. K Q o A I-91 5 ak' A of 5 Ell , 1, Q25 .Em an 3 as 1 X A .ha Don't get too closeg the snake might bite! I jean Viano Carol Visconti james Vollero Alvin XWaffle Ronald Walters Le Roy Ward right from wrong l wi V , l - ! Wayne Teetz Judie Theurer Kathryn Thomas Carolyn Thompson Patricia Thompson Mary Thyne Stanley Tomek Roger Trevett Ann Tropia Kathy jo Trumble Anella Valiante Karen Van Allen Orville Van Huesen Maxine Van Horne john Van Natter D l . iii .gd 5 f J A , Iiii i n 1-, f ' azi Elliott Werczler Carolyn White Gary Whitehouse David Wilhur joan Williains 4- J Q '42 'ff'Q! ' if rl Patricia Willianis H li - ' A Geraldine Willis Q i, Q - janet Willner '-'F 2 W5 3 jean Marie Woodcock ., v - ',,.,V . iff, ' it Duane Woodruff o V- it ' 4 if L 1 we ,Ax ,::,, 2 N.:, ., in 2 iiti W X r'i, 3 I I., ' M ii hi 5 Stephen Zayicek ,Qu I 9 . , t- s l and to honorably uphold i ',. Q it i A brave junior girl Dig in, fellows. K 45.20, ., an ., . ax lgsw M 2' K If C JUNIORS NOT SHOWN joseph Bochenek Karen Bradshaw Henry Cenzano john Gaylor Carol Hamel Margaret Hough Williarn Lair Roy Laverdure jerry Van Alstyne Nancy Van Alstyne Thomas Vansteenburgh B b W ffl ar ara 21 e Richard Wfallzlch the lawf of G.H.S. GLOVERSVILLE HIGH SCHCOL CLASS OFFICERS SOPHCMORE CLASS CFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-Lefl 10 right: Jacqueline Mosconi, Curtis Mills, Curtis Mackey, Jeanne Gifford. PRESIDENT . . . Curfif iliafkey SECRETARY . . . femme Gifford VICE-PRESIDENT , . , Cm-ljy Milly TREASURER . . . facquelzfze Moxfofzi ADVISORS Min Fay Hodgdozz Roberf Killeen MARILYN BH-EER IBIAIXCRI-152 RA BELL RD BELLINGER RICHARD BERENGER CHARLES BER EIR CA N BERNSTEIN THERINE BETOR FIGEIEICEDORE BOCHENEK Y BONEEY SHN ROLE BRADQH JAY BRADSHARV AW GEORGE ABDELLA LINDA ACKERKNECHT DIANE ALBANESE MARY ALDERMAN FRANCIS ALDRICH ROBERT ALGUIRE MARJORIE ALMY ELANCHE ALTER ICIA ALVORD PATR PATRICIA AMBROSINO JOHN ANDY WILLIAM ANGELL ROBERT ARGERSINGER AMES ASHCRAET I BARBARA BAIRD Dunng 010' fififl' few BONNIE BROTHERS DEBORAH BROWN NANCY BROWN IANICE BRUCE BENNY CAMMARERE THOMAS CAMPANILE DONALD CANFIELD THEODORE CAPUTO RICHARD CARPENTER WINIFRED CHATTERTON MARGARET CHENEY FRANK CHRISTIANO GAIL CLEARY JOHN CLEMENTE SUZANNE CLEMENS Yi Y 22,34 ii I -- T. , .I f. if 'j'6!11'.V in Gf01'e1'5z'ille BETTE COLE BONNIE Ogg T C ESEIEIINA COMBOTHEKRA5 ARTHUR CORWIN JAMES COSSELMAN JOHN COSSELMAN LINDA COVEY BARBARA CRANKSHAW LEON CRISTIANO VUILLIAM DANYLAK JANET DARLING CHERYL DAVIN RUTH DAWES DAVID DEGNAN . A :fm f f. fx .. if - ' SS ' ' 4 ,, S , s , 5, F545 L -5 sf ws Q 5,9 , '- ,pi . fad gg R155 , f xii' A Al 1 if f ffl. gf T .V , - , Q ' K , , F , . - ., . .,., H ,,s, M ..,,, . .W ,W an , W? EUGENE ELI is DAVID ELZENBEC JANICE ERNST CARIVIEN FARR DIANE FEAR f KE L, 1 WL, ' 7 -' 7' 235 kA'A ',n, yi A --VvV Q IUDITH FFID JOHN FERDECEDTEIN ROBERT IJERRARA EINDA FETHERSTON AVID FISHER The Biology class which intludes many Sophomores studies examples of pine cones and - RICO iigggsrg IEIELEKUTTALO 3i'fQEiADSg1S1EELTiEG S I wiLuAM DUNN f N ONALD DLTTO ERETCHEN DYE ECKERK PATRiciA EDIC leaves' High School, we have 76 GAIL FITZPATRICK ELEANORE EOSMLRE LOUISE ERANCO ESIEIALD FRASIER H ANNE FRYE JON GALINSKY ALBERT GALPIN GLORIA GALWAY JANET GALWAY JOSEPH GAROFALO l3CixRBARA GTEEORSORD CAROLE JEAN GI ORDEN GIEEORD ?'EANNE GIEEORD RT GISONDI 24222 GOOOBREAD A GOQDBREAD gained much. We ROBERT EIM as EEN GOODH ' MAUR ON PETER GORD ff! Miss Kane's World History class listens attcntively as she gives Out the daily assignment MARTIN HHN MARILYN I-IILIEELLY CATHERINE HINE PATRICIA HOAGBOON ANDREA HORNETT MICHAEL HOR LINDA HOVANNUNG MJEELISSA HUIZING J L HUNTZINGER WILLIAM HUPTICK ROBERT INSOGN YOLANDA INSONIAIKA JOAN ISOLA JO ANN IZZO JANETTE JARO5 qqw MARLENE GRANT KATHYLEEN GUARNIER SANDRA GUZZARDO ROBERT HALL SANDRA HALL CAROL HALLENBECK MARY ANN HALLENBECK DOROTHY HAMMERSMITH CHARLES HAMPSHIRE GLADYS HANDELES PEGGY HANSON WILLIAM HARRIS ELIZABETH HATHAWAY RICHARD HAVILIK CAROLYN HAZZARD hd1,Ieg1.0ZUl2 to ANTHONY JENN IAIRNNI5 JOHNSOLELR IES JOHNSON KATHLEEN JOH NS LARRY JOHNSON ON R ROKEIEIRQND JOHNSON SAMU P' JOHNSON ROBEREIE4 JOHNSON DONALDJHHQIEFON IQQQCY JUNO FRANZEJSEQIEI KADLIQ SHIRLEY KINQAIAN LKOW R, 'E A A . .J A SR sf R. mth other belief' and ik . Rf , , .,- JOHN KNAPLK BARBARA KNAPP DAVID KNOWLES PAUL KOHLER MARY LAKE DANIEL LAVISTA ANDREW LAWRENCE DANNY LEACH CARY LEVINE ELIZABETH LINCE LINDA LOPUCH CHARLES LOUX MICHAEL LUCAS GARY LUNKENHEIME FRED MSLCDONALD R CLTRTIS MACKEY IAMES MQICVEAN NEY EMMET MAHO IUCY MAIELLO SUSAN MCCULLOUGI-I ELAINE MEI-IER NANCY MILLER CURTIS MILLS MICHAEL MILLS ANITA MONTANARO if 1' Z' 2 Q if I i rf? KW f af e Hou' begimzifzg ig' .' I' JOHN NORTH KURT NULTY EIIAQRRIA OARE IA O'DON EDWARD O'H,g53LL 241. 25 E , ef F, Z' xml fi E RICHARD OTTALAG PETER PACIOLLA ANC EYQEXIDRA PALMATEER LLIAM PALMATEER KAREN PARENTI to fee! ay fmrl E if KER JEAN PAR ER MICHAEL PAX GRINO QYNTHIA PELLE ELLEGRINO 21125253 PPELLEGRINO mms PENCHEFF E ADOLPHE PERRON Mrs. Raimds sophomore homeroom also serves us the nrt room. W if W I A I MARY LOU RICKMYRE RITSSELL ROBINSON DAVID ROCCA ROBERT RORICK SUSAN ROSA CHARLES ROSSEACK LINDA ROs'I'AN BARBARA ROTHSCHILD THEODORE ROIIADI JOSEPH ROY RICHARD ROZYCKI RICHARD RITBINSTEIN ROBERT RI7I.I.ER ANTHONY RIIOCCO MARY RIIPERT sz I A .HONY PIAZZ A QUERY ANQfOgg?gE?I,NE ESZIIEIQAIQA IJOLITSCH PETER POLLAK - 'ER LAWRENCE PORT DENISE PROHASKA LINDA RIAINIO ROBERT REED, RICHARD REESF , . PPENHAGEN CROIEERIIERHINEH ART AMEUA RICCITIELLO PAIII, RICH ARD DOROTHY RICHTMYER ibe .Y6lIjU1' high MARY RVSS FRNEST 5 ? JISAN AN TORA SARGENT INK SCAFAR1 LLO RICHA XCPILILXIA Y CAROLRD SCHWED A SCOV AIARY SC U-LE GE RIBNER ORGE SCRIAIA ALVINA SEELEY EETQR SGAMBATQ N SHAFFER EIRGINIA SHIELD5 OLLY SMEDLEY fffaonf, Wfa are mm' MARGARET SMIDA SEDONIA SMIDA FRANK SMITH MARILYN SMITH NANCY SMITH XVILLIAM SMITH XVILLIAM SPELMAN GERMAIN SPERBER PATRICIA SPINELLI DOUGLAS STEELE EDXYARD STEELE ROY STEENBIFRGH THEODORE STEFLIK XVILLIAM STEXVART CURTIS STREET CHERYL TOMEK DONNA TOWNSEN DONNA TRAPP D JEANNE LIN TRAUTNER DA TREMANTE DOLORES T RIPPO Sassmovff DA CECILIA V25 gROCKLIN EXILDA VAN HCXSVITIFJE Miss Welsh instructs her Sophomore geometry class. THRYN SUDA IEQTRICIA SULLIXQQN BARBARQTSZQR mu XQEELIA T ARTAGUA MARY TASNER AEL TEETZ EAQXEARA TERRANOVA CAROLE TICHYY D1 ANE TIERNE looking forward to the CATHERINE VAN VRANKEN SHIRLEY VENNER SALVATORE VEZZI PAUL VOSTEEN GARY WALKER SALLY WARD KATHLEEN WARNER TERRY WARNER GARY WEAVER SHARON WEEKS -....... 3 'H f I D WEST A ff - 1 LJSISARWTLSON g I fi IQETTY Willis' L A JACK YAN J I L L 'I MGX! two yE6Z1'J'. NAMES OF SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN CAROLE BOWERS RUSSELL DENNIE JOHN DE ROSA ANTHONY DETI ROBERT EDWARDS JOEL GELFAND JOHN HAGERTY EDWARD HENRY FRED HODEL WALTER HOUGH LOREN HOWE RICHARD KOWALCZYK PAUL KUSS ALBERT LAIR WILLIAM LOUX VERNON MITTLER THOMAS MOORE GEORGE MORGAN JOHN MOSETTI MICHAEL NICOLELLA EARL PAUL RONALD PERKINS CAROLE PERSON PATRICIA RHODES THOMAS RULLER NANCY SAMROV 'JOHN SMIMMO MARION SMITH DIANE TOOKER IRENE TROWBRIDGE RICHARD VOUDRY - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS-lefz 10 rigbz: Leslie Kraemer, john Carangelo, Carole Clemente, Heacock. PRESIDENT . . . Carole Clemente SECRETARY . . . Lifzdfz Hefzrork VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Leflje Kzzzemer TREASURER . . . john Cfzrfzzzgelo ADVISORS M255 EJflJer Amor Mrf. Efefzfzor Mofef KuSZ -E...,Q Linda ELEANOR ABDELLA JOSEPH ALBANESE JOHN ALBINI PETER ALDI ROBERT AMBROSINO EDDIE ANADIO GARTH ANDERSON GARY ASHCRAFT ROBERT BACHORIK RUSSELL BARTER JOHN BARTLETT BARBARA BAUMGAERTEL JANE BATTY BEVERLY BENSON JON BERGHOEE DORIS EERNER ELIZABETH BERRY CONNIE BETOR JOHN BLANCHARD DONNA BLODGETT ROBERT BORN DONALD BOUCHARD DANNY BOVEE MICHELE BRACE ERNEST BROOKER GILBERT BROOKINS BRUCE BROWN CORA BROWN SANDRA BUANNO JOSEPH CAIRO GARY CAMPBELL KAREN CAMPBELL Om' fin! year I i.x H B ix? 3 if 2 ,Q W , Sf5.,:z:f.- , I - :tg Q If Q i ml' V' . i f f- ,is I Zz- ., 3 127' 23, A IZ. F i , I ' F155 xg 'W-' . ' . . - M 'F ffsgg- 1. 5. fu, - 3 Q i J 3, R I ii A '1 I 5- 1 5' ' ,Es 'af ' ' z' I x in high Whoo! ,Ei 1 I R5 , , rs , ii I, fi ' I af P Inv . R M 1 ..,, 1 1 :lf GRACE CARANGELO JOHN CARANGELO MARY ELLEN CARROLL LOUIS CASTIGLIONE BART CERASUOLO JOSEPH CERASUOLO GARY CHAMPAGNE GWEN CHARBONEAU ANTHONY CHRISTIANO MICHAEL CHRISTIANO ROSE ANN CIRILLO HARVEY CLEMANS CAROL CLEMENTE RICHARD CLUTE LYNDA COHEN RAINA COHEN PATRICIA COLLINS DAVID COVEY DOMINICK COZZOLINO JOHN CRISPIN Mr. Hespelt is instructing the General Science class, which is a required Freshman Subject. BEVERLY CROWTER CAROL CUCCURULLO CLAUDETTE DACORSI CLAUDIA DACORSI GARY DARLING JOHN DARLING ELIZABETH DECICCO RALPH DEcRIsToEARo BENNY DEERE CAROL DEDOMINICK ROBERT DELSIGNORE GERALDINE DEROSA STEPHANIE DESIMONE MARK DIAMOND ANITA DICATERINA BARBARA DICRUTTALO PAUL DIGIACOMO FRANK DIMARCO MICHAEL DIMARCO ANN DOCKSTADER LINDA DONA REGINA D'ONOFRIO CAROL DORMAN MARY DUBOIS JEAN DURKEE PHYLLIS DWYER RONALD ECK DONA EDICK NEIL EVANS PATRICIA FALLIS JOHN EANCH PENNY FELDMAN bag shown us fy TONI-ANN FERRERA MARY ELLEN FISCHER ROBERT FISHER LEWIS FLINT DENNIS FLYNN MARJORIE FRAKER JOHN FRANCO ELAINE ERAs1ER SHARON FREDERICK SYLVIA FREDERICK THOMAS FREDERICK JAMES FRYE XWESLEY FRYE ROBIN FITRLONG ELAINE GARFINKLE GREGORY GEORGELOS SHARON GIFFORD MARION GIRARD DONNA GOODBREAD BONNIE GOODEMOTE the long, famd road Miss Amos prepares to show a movie to her Freshman English class, GLORIS GORDON JANICE GORDON JOHN GOTTHEHUT ROY GRIMM SUSAN GUINANE RICHARD GULICK BETTY HALE EVERETT HALLENBECK SHARON HANNA JOYCE HASBROUCK SUZANNE HAYWARD LINDA HEACOCK PAMELA HIDDE JOHN HINMAN STANLEY HOBBS PAMELA HORNETT SANDRA HOUSERMAN CHARLES HOWE BRUCE HOWLAND JEANNINE HURD SANDRA HURD ROBERT HURLBURT MICHAEL HUSEK DONNA INSOGNIA RINARDO INSOGNIA STEPHEN JACKSON DANNY JINKS DIANE JINKS DONNA JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON to the honored GEORGE JONES RICHARD JONES EVA KANE CHERYL KAPLAN SHEILA KASSON HEIDI KEMPF LYNN KENNEDY PHILIP KLEIN LINDA KLOCK NORMA KLOPOT JO ANN KLYMKOW ROBERTA KNOBLAUCH JAMES KOHLER LESLIE KRAEMER DEANE LAIR DONNA LAIR ANN LAKE STEPHEN LA MANTIA JOHN LASHER ROSEMARIE LAWRENCE poxitiofz 0 f .fefziow Freshman join upperclassmen in sharing privileges of the study hall. al JOHN LEE JOHN LE VEILLE JOAN LLOYD JOHN LOVEDAY PHILIP LYNCH MARY ANN MacDONALD MELVIN MacDONALD BERNADETTE MALLEY COSIGLIA MAROTTA ARCELIA MARSHALL JOANN MASON ROBERT MCCARTHY JOHN MCKIBEEN RICHARD MELITA GARY MILLER GARY ANN MILLER BARBARA MITTLER ELIZABETH MRAZ CAROLYN MUDDLE MARGARET MURPHY JUDITH MUSCATO DAVID NOYES SHIRLEY OATHOUT DANIEL O'DONNELL ANN MARIE PACIOLLA ANNE PACIOLLA GLORIA PACIOLLA ANNA MARY PAPA MARIO PAPA JAMES PATTEN TERRY PEDRICK RAYMOND PERNA and loaf inmfeayed Bang If I9 iw . R , sv Qs gf me A5355 . 2 iii - 52 S3 xi I ia Q My Al '--- - xg: if 3 I H . , , .7 I 3 A I VUILLIAM PERRONE KATHLEEN PETTINGILI. THERESA PLPMADORE PATRICIA PI,'SKI JACQUELINE QI'ICK PRISCILLA RAYBOSKE SANDRA RECTOR ANDREW' RENDA DONNA RICCI JANIQE ROBBINS TERRY R0B1NsoN ucv ROSE JANE RI,'BENS'I'EIN ROSALIND RVGGIERO -IOIZI. RULLER LYNDON RUIMLER XX'II.I.IAM RI'MRII.I. JOSEPHINE RVSSO RICHARD SAMMONS MICHAEL SANDEI. om' zeal 94 Freshmen are privilcgcd to use the library of the Estec Junior High School. CAROL SCHWED STEPHEN SCOFIELD JIIDITH SCRIBNER WAYNE SEELEY DAVID SHAFFER RENEE SHAPIRO DIANE SHEFFIELD CAROL SHEPARD NANCY ANN SICILIA NANCY LOIYISE SICILIA RALPH SIMON KAY ELLEN SMITH MARSHA SMITH MARY SMITH STEPHEN SOBOL RONA SOKOLSKY KAREN SOVIK MARGARET SPEAR DONNA STEXWART SANDRA STRAIYSS XXIILLIAM STRONG MICHAEL SIITLIFF KAROL SUVAL SANDRA SWEET' VICTOR TARTAGLIA JAMES TAYLOR PHILIP TERRANOVA CLAIIDIA THOMPSON SHARON THOMPSON XXIILLIAM THOMPSON DAVID THI'M ISETSY TIIZRNEY .Ill 4111121191 g GLORIA TRAVIS STEPHEN VALIK VIRGINIA VALLIEU GAIL VAN DELLON STEPHEN VANDYKE KENNETH VAN HOESEN DIANE VAUGHN NANCY VISCONTI DAWN WARREN BARRY WATSON PHYLLIS WHEELER RODIE WHEELER PAUL WHITE CHERYL WICKLUND DORIS WILDER ROBERT WILLIAMS SALLY WILLIS JACK WOODCOCK TERRENCE YOUNG ANN ZAYICEK BARBARA ACKERKNECHT WILLIAM ANDREST LAWRENCE ANGELLO CAROL ASHTON A BEVERLY BATES DANIEL BECKER ROBERT BENDL IRA BLOWERS SHARON BOWERS RONALD BRESEE BURDETTE BROOKER MARCIA BUCHNER PAMELA BURGESS MICHAEL BURGESS MICHAEL CASSARO THOMAS COLE HOWARD COLE PICTURES OMITTED NICOLLE COON LEO CRISTIANO MARILYN DARE EDWARD EDICK LARRY FERGUSON THOMAS GAROFALO GARY HAMMER VIRGINIA HARRISON JEANNE HILDRETH SANDRA IZZO DAVID KING KAREN KISKIS CHERYL LAVERDURE GEORGE LOBDELL TERRENCE MACE AUGUSTINE MARAGNO CLAUDIA MILLER RANDALL MILLS ROSE MARIE MILLS JOHN MINNITI PETER MITTLER MICHAEL MOSS HARRY NELLIS CAROL NICOSIA MARY NICOSIA DAVID NITTMANN SHARON PERHAM BERNA JEAN QUACKENBUSH CARL RICCI JOSEPH RICCIARDI ALAN RICHARDSON RICHARD ZUCKERWAR that goal. THEODORE SALVIONE ALAN SALVIONE KURT SCHAEFER ANN SCHELHAAS RODGER SCHULTZ SHARON SCOTT WILLIAM SCOTT MARIANNE SMIMMO ROSEMARY SMITH FRED STEENBURGH EVELYN THOMPSON WILLIAM C. THOMPSON SANDRA VAN ALSTYNE CAROLYN WAFFLE CAROL WAGER I2-'-9 Q0 1 4? gs ' 6 if vi 11' X t 1' QV,.ffih QQ V Il X 0 0 I Q: V 4 v POr't5 ' 'Lx Q .. H QQ CQ FOOTB LL VARSITY J- skill . VARSITY FOO'IiBALL7Fif.fI mug lefl In rfgbl: Smedley, Shwartz, Ruberti, Hoagboon. Ciaccio, Clarkin, Semprevio. Wfinig. Semizd muff Manderville, Avery. Olsson. Ruocco, Ambrosino. Perrone. Howe, Goodemote, Clear, 'fbird wuz' DiGiacomo, Fabian, Sorento, Berner. Caputo. Rummler. Donofrio. Howland. Fruzrfli muh' Re- cesso, Steele. Galpin, Dutton. Pencheft. Huptick, Ruller. Cole, Fiflb mum' Robelee. Kuhne, Jenner. Posefslxy, Smalley. Lucas. Sfxlb four T. Reppenhagen, Brown, G. Reppenhagen, Coach Baker, Coach Warshzlmfsky. The team fpictured belowj was greatly commended for their sportsman- ship and outstanding football playing. A special assembly was held in order to congratulate the team, coaches, and cheerleaders for their un- defeated season! The 1958 football team was awarded a trophy by the Lions Club in honor of its undefeated season. Co-Captains Guy Ciaccio and Bob Hoagboon. and Coach jerry Baker, proudly accepted the trophy. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 19 5 8 Sept, 20- ,at Amsterdam Sept, 27-'YAmsterdam ,,,, Oct. -fi-f-Saratoga , ,, Oct. 11-at Mechanicville w Oct. lb---at Scotia Oct. 2541-Surnt Hills ,, Nov. 1--Philip Schuyler Nov. 8-fat Johnstown GHS Opp. 35 6 Cancelled 26 6 19 0 26 6 Cancelled 26 0 32 0 Coaches VanderXWalkei' and Croucher con- tributed greatly in giving the junior Varsity useful advice in the techniques of playing football, J, V. SCHEDULE 1958 IVF Opp. Sept. 22-Johnstown ,, ,,,,, 0 6 Sept. 29gVan Hornsville 0 19 Oct. 64Sai'atoga ,,,, , ,,,,, ,. 0 12 Oct, 154Amstcrdam ,, OCt, 18--Scotia , Oct. 20-Scotia ,,,, ,, Nov 1fCanjoharie , Nov, 3-Johnstown JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL- 'Fjl',lAf rrfzv, lefz In right: Horn- ing, jones, DiCruttalo, Moule, Frasier, Hennelly, Lasher, Crispin. Samfzd mzzu' Van Brocklin, johnson, Caputo, DeCristofaro, Doti, Roy. Jenner, Cristiano, 'Tffird muy' Danylak, Rozycki, West, Ferdico, Teetz, Christiano, Frederick. Fwzflb faux' Bovee, Jinlcs, J. Ashcraft, DilN1arco, Gi Ashcraft, Fisher. Fiffb faux' Brown, Rep- penhagen, Coach Croucher. Jimmie Dunn. Mascot. The Junior Varsity observes the Varsity team in hopes that someday these techniques will give them the name of undefeated Huskies 3 A, IN T L 5 GRANT SME DLEY we 'Q W 5 I if r 4' DOUG BOB WINIG E PHIL SEMPREVIO c s. BOE! HUSKEQ S ff , Co APTAn N Vk-, .NM LARKt 4' r-1 GARY RUBERII O KARL LSSON S PAUL HWAETZ FRESHMAN ASKETBALL i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Fin! row, left lo riglazx Jim Taylor. john Lasher. Steve La Mantia, Dick Sammons. Ralph Simon. Mike Christiano. Sermzd row: Andrew Renda, Steve Scofield. jon Berghoff. john Bartlett. Chuck Howe. Third muy' joe Ruller, jim Coler. Dick Jones. Williaxn Anderest, Allen Richardson, Russell Barter. Coach Larry Vifarshawsky, The Freshman basketball team, with Mr. Larry Warshawsky as their coach, played several games Coach Larry Warshawsky and two outstanding players, with other schools on a schedule similar to that of the Varsity. The value of Freshman basketball is immeasur- able, since it introduces the boys to the rules and techniques of basketball and prepares them for jayvee and Varsity basketball. Steve Lamantia and Ralph Simon. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE At Johnstown ,,,,,,, At Scotia ,,,,,,,,,,. Ballston Spa .,,, Burnt Hills ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, At Mechanicville .,,,,, Saratoga ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Johnstown ,,,,,,,,,,, Scotia , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , At Ballston Spa . , 45 48 54 G.H.S. opp, 29 39 , 21 45 . 27 64 ,, 37 26 , ,,,, 42 32 .. 52 22 ,, 25 41 50 56 QfecEZg?sViISLlliw'1i V 58 The team celebrates after their triumph over Mechanicville. At Saratoga ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 43 35 I04 SKI TEAM SKI TEAM-Firyz row, lefl 10 rigki: Dick Samtella, Bob Balzano. Dave Heacock, Dan VanTassel, Peter Fiorello, Keith Berner, Second faux' Rusty Sandfield, Francis Aldrich, Mike Sutliff, Anthony Ruocco. Ronny Newhower. Tl1i1'd1'0u',' Terry Young, Bill Strong, John Lawton, Emmit Mahoney, Mr. Sylvester. The Skiing Team is a relatively new organization in G.H.S, but has become increasingly active in inter- school competition and has participated in many inter-city meets. The team meets for practice every day after school during the winter months. They practice and participate in such events as the slalom, cross-country, and downhill. The team is under the leadership of co-captains Dan Van Tassel and Dave Heacock, and faculty advisor Mr. Sylvester. Danny Van Tassel and Dave Heacock prepare to glide down the snowcapped hills. The Gloversville Class B Skiing Team placed fifth out of eight teams competing at the Lake Placid Meet. SKIING SCHEDULE Luis' Placid Meal Combined .froref Richard Berner .. ........ , 2535 Danny Van Tassel . .. .. . .. 256.6 Team Total .. . . .... .. 171.0 ll hife,i'b01'r1 llvfllfef' Cfzrzlfml Danny Van Tassel . ...... . .... 227.6 Peter Fiorello .. 218.4 Tom Dutton .. .... 1980 Team Total ..... 205.8 ,i K. QI Coach Duke Miller talks with Jerry Marshall, captain of the baseball squad of '58. The squad had a highly successful season, 14 wins and 4 losses with an average of .777. The Junior Varsity team won six games and lost four for a six hundred average. VARSITY BASEB LL 1958 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD GHS OPP Az Burn! Hills ,,,,,,, ,, , I3 2 Sl. Peferxr , 7 0 AI Scalia , 8 3 Cinzujrzfmrw ,, , ,, 2 10 Az Lizzie Fall.: , 7 8 Al Sf. I-Vld1'j'y.l' 1 3 Lillie Fullr , 3 0 At A7lZ.fl6'7'd:17U 8 7 Al SZ. Mm'y'.r , 3 1 A! For! Plain ,, ,,,, , 8 Z Al Sl. fnl11z51'ille ,,,, , 1 0 Sl. Maryfr ,, ,, 11 2 Srlafllmwzl I5 3 Al jnbzzrlouvz ,, 5 6 Al Crzzmjolmrie ,, 8 3 Al Sl. Mr11'V5'i' 10 0 f0b11,i'lf1z4'1z 5 4 .flf11,rIa1'd.1111 f I I 1 E' ,ii in Little did the team realize that in a moment jerry Marshall, captain, would hit a home run for GHS. BASEBALL-Firrz raw. lefl fa righl: Bill Crump, Ed Bremer, Ron jablonski, Doug Kuhne, Jerry Marshall, john Musillo, Bob Hoag- boon. Dave DeLuca, Tom Ellis, Joe Leibl. Sewfld faux' James Schweitzer. Brian Richardson, james Clarkin, Dave Loucks, Lyman Avery. Bill Rosselle, Pete Ricciardi, Dick Lee, Russ Dennie. Tfaird wuz' Jon Galinsky, Bob Gisondi, jim Hayes, Dave Noble, Bob Ruller, Don Dutton, Marvin Pozefsky, Albert DiCruttalo, Bill Huptick, Ronnie Frazier, Dave Degnan. Fourlh row: Coach Kobuskie, Dick Rummler, Albert Galpin, Larry Beebe, Don Canfield, jay Bradshaw, John Ferdico, Coach Miller, 06 1958 FRESHMAN BASEBALL RECORD GHS OPP May 13 az jobzzrlowrz ,,,,,, ,,,, 8 1 Mag' 28 al folarzrlniwz ,, 8 I . A.- gp , hlembers of the freshman baseball team under the direction of Coach Kobuslcie relax as they wait for their turn at bat. Due to the lack of competition, conflicting dates and poor weather conditions, only two games were played. Don Dutton pitched both games. An Amsterdam player strikes at one of curves pitched by Doug Kuhne. Gloversville won this game 11-1. FROSH BASEBALL-Firrz mug lefz 10 riglaz: Ron Frasier, Al DiCruttalo, Bob Hall, Bill Huptick, Albert Galpin, jay Bradshaw. Second mzv: Coach Kobuskie, Robert Gisondi, Bob Ruller, Don Dutton, Russell Dennie, Bob Cole, jon Galinsky, john Ferdico. Mfzy' 17 1 958 TRACK SEASON May 10-Glefzf P11115 Ifzrilaziofz GHS 11 5-11 Mawr May 15--Sumfogn Dim! Meel Saratoga 55 GHS 49 --Samzogfz 1f11'if.1zio1z GHS 22 4-11 16112721 May 20--Trfazzgular Meet jofafzrlown 62, GHS 37, Am May 22-Amriefdam Dual Meel Amflerdam 60 GHS -M May 24-GHS --1 pain! Jlerdam 30 Scbwzerlady Span.: Cm'z2i1'z1l May 28W-Dua! Meet jolvzrlowrz 71 GHS 33 Zllfzy 31-Seffimzali GHS 9115 6-14 leamr Mr. Sinon served again as coach of the track team. Bill Arnst and Bill Banovic were elected co-captains for the '58 season. One of the seasons highlights was Bill Arnst's establishment of a new half-mile record of two minutes and 4,2 seconds. Fans were on hand to watch the one and only meet with Johnstown at Darling Field. It was the first time GHS failed to offer an TRACK A D FIELD mvmm TRACKKFWJI row, leff to riglafx Bob Winig, Ray Parker, Barney Galinsky, Bill Banovic, Bill Arnst, Dominic Izzo, Phil Semprevio, Guy Ciaccio, Paul Shwartz. Second row: Coach Sinon, Gary Lunkenheimer, Tom Durkee, Ray Ainbrosino, Dick Caputo, Paul DiGia- como, Bob Garguilo, Jerry Lasher, Men' Goldbas, Joe Ruocco, Third faux' Roach Drinkwine, Danny LaVista, Pete Fiorello, Karl Olsson. George Abdella, john Moule, Pete Lucas, Ed Gurowitz, Ken Long. Fourlb raw: Coach Wfeiss, Dave Fisher, Dick Rubinstein, Bill Robelee, Gene Reppenhagen, Bob Johnston, john North, Todd Brown. I08 CROSS COU TRY I9 8 9f27- Proctor Invitational GHS 6th 9!27 GHS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,, 56 Draper ...,, ..,,, , IOX4 Grout Run GHS 9th out of 14 B Division IOX4 GHS ,,,,,, , , 55 Scotia ,, .S 1O!10 GHS ,,,,,,,, , A ,, 25 Johnstown 'f'1O!16- Cobleskill Meet GHS 4th out of 9 g10fl7 GHS ..... ,, ,, 20 Mechanicville , WOXZ5 GHS ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, . 21 Saratoga , S1005 GHS .,..,,,,, ,t,,,,,,,, , 25 Glens Falls llfl GHS 6th in Sectionals 13 Schools IVOII Won 5 out of 5 in Western Conference Gary Hammond, Tom Dutton and Dave Loucks prepare to take off' at a practice session. Coach of the '58 Cross Country Team was Mr. O'Rourke who succeeded Mr. Sinon. Co-Captains Tom Dutton and Dave Loucks sparked the team to four victories, three of which were in the Western Conference. 1958 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Firrl row, left la riglol: Ed Brown, Bart Cerasuolo, jim Lawton, jim Fox, Dave Loucks, Tome Dutton, Paul Richards, Gary Lunkenheimer, Ricky Rubenstein. Second row: Coach james O'Rourke, Ernest Santoro, Ken Long, Pete Gurowitz, Paul Kohler, David Fisher, Peter Pollak. ,MM-wr ,we -c W W..-fy- TENNIS-Lefz to right: Ted Horowitz, Bill Harris, Brian O'Donnell, Mike Lefkowitz, Federic Garonzik, Toby Cash, Merrill Mironer. Sammi row: jim Graydon, Pete Pollak, Wes jenkins, jeff Antevil, Russ Sandfield, Ed Brown, Dave Green, Larry Brooks, Robert Sutton, Coach Edward Dugan. Mr. Dugan, coach of the tennis team, converses with two players of his team. Merrill Mironer, the fourth man, did not lose any matches. Tennis players are permitted only three practices a week providing the weather is in their favor. QQ May May May May 1958 TENNIS SEASON RECORD 1-Al Noi! Terrace 16-Al Scalia ,,,,,,,,,, -SZ. Mary? ,,,,..Y, 294111 Scalia ,,,,,,,, june 3-Az jolwszowzz ,.,t, GHS OPP 0 7 , ,i,, 2 6 4 2 2 4 5 2 Ricky Garonzik prepares for more action. The team dropped the first two matches to Nott Terrace and Scotia but came back to whip St. Marys. May May Mfzy May May, MH41' lime Bob was served as the home course. GOLF-Lefz to righz: Coach Hallenbeck, Tony Cuccurullo, Chris Pencheff, Mike Teetz, Bob Ginsburgh, Bob Nelkin, Gary Smith james Fox, Brian O'Hare, Saul Kalbfeld, Curtis Mills, Carl Bremer, jeff Truman, Ray Johnson. 1958 GOLF SEASON RECORD GHS OPP 2fA7I7.fl?7'd!I7IZ ,,,,,,, , 9 6 Z2-Al A72Z.yE?'d!1lIZ ,, ,, 25 IZQ Z6fLi1z1wz 112 Schenectady , ,,,, 0 15 21-Lizzlwz , ,,,, 492 11 M 14-folnzifouvz , ,, , 0 5 I2fj0bzz,f10u'1z ,,,,, H 0 5 2-Sefliomzl.rgAz1z,rle1'dfw1 , Sth place Lifzlmz of Scl1eneclady4 lVifzner Coach Leo Halleribeck poses with Bob Ginsburgh, Curt Mills, and Ray johnson, three members of the golf team, which showed much improvement as the season progressed. The team won two of its seven meets. Gary Smith won medalist at the sectionals with an eighty-five, Ginsburgh tees off as Curt Mills looks on. Practice held frequently at the Pine Brook Golf Course, which QQ ' iigliiiliky wf -'ze swiwigai-:wr-1az:z1x.f i i L' ii -. 1- igf re fg 1 il-FDDI!! Q QP? si at ...,, i K i N V ur ' I f rf pk' . .. . - ' f -'h' 'W' 1 ' -A ii' Y M11 Harrison poses with the two secretaries of the Boys' Bowling League: Burton Reed and Marvin Frasier. Because so many boys signed up to bowl this year, two leagues had to be formedfff-one bowling on Tues- day and one on Thursday. The leagues in turn were divided into teams according to the bowling aver- ages of each boy, Then the ten top bowlers com- peted with the top bowlers from Johnstown, Scotia, Draper, Amsterdam, and Mechanicsville. Records and the average of each boy were kept by the secretaries. TOP FIVE BOWLERS T1le,rd,1y League Mark Garkinkle ,,,, ,, Bart Cerasuolo ,,,, Marvin Pozetsky , Bob Pettit 1, Mike Horning TOP FIVE BOWLERS Tl11n'fd1'1-v League Everett Hallenbeck ., , , Stuart Madnick Toby Cash , Melvin O'Donnell ,,,, Donald Thum ...nu 154 152 144 142 155 157 132 129 125 125 Secretary Burton Reed and captains, BOXVLING-Fir!! row, left I0 righzx Mark Garfinkle, Ernest Horning, George Merrill, jim Martin. Second row: Bob Rorrick, Russ Dennie, joe Cerasuolo, Dick Rozycke, Henry Cosselman, Tony Christiano, Robert Bendl, Gordan Gifford, Bob Hall, jim Finkle, Dan Leach, Don Canfield, Pete Ricciarcli. Bruce Howland lI2 Brooker, Bart Cerasuolo, Orville Pettit, Burt Reed, Stu Madnick Mike Larry Angillo, Garth Anderson, Leo Christiane, Tom Christiano Ron Chamberlain, Brian Richardson, Dick Adelman. Third mu Del Savio, Don Hemstreet, Marv Pozefsky, Frank Scafariello Bob Coach Harrison. BOWLING SCHEDULE G .H .S . 0 Johnstown . ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 Scotia ,,,,,, .. ,,,,, . , 4 At Mechanicville 1 Draper ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, , . 4 At Johnstown .,,,. 0 At Scotia ,,,,,,,,,, A.,. 3 Mechanicville ,,,,,,, 1 At Draper ,,,,. ,,,, O Secretary Marvin Frasier and captains. P11 BOWLI G n O 3 0 3 1 3 4 ville bowlers and the Johnstown Bowling League, Two faculty teams bowled with the boys this year. Each team consists of five male teachers. These teach- ers not only competed with each other but were very willing to help any of the boys to improve his aver- age. The boys presented Mr. Stephen Harrison, Super- visor, with a gift to show their appreciation for the wonderful job he has done. BOYS' BOVULING-Fi:-,rf row, lefl to rigbls Marvin Frasier, Albert Peck, Melvin O'Donnell, Orville Van I-Iuasen, Toby Cash Everett I-Iollenbeck. Second mtv: Ronald Perkins, David Thum, Westly Frye, Jack Woodcock, Dick Havlick, Jimmy Johnson, Donald Thum, Jimmy Dodge. John North, Mr. Harrison, QQ Robert Pettit prepares to bowl at a match between Glovers- XVREYIALING SCI-IEDI ' LE G.H.S, Opp. Draper , 55 15 At Burnt Hills 12 14 Ballston Spa 25 51 At Saratoga 21 Zo Bethlehem Central 44 9 At Schoharie 29 ll At Draper , , 26 l8 Burnt Hills l9 Z9 At Ballston Spa 26 18 Saratoga 52 9 Schoharie 50 5 Tournament ,, ith out of 6 WRESTLI G For the third consecutive year, the Squad was expertly coached by Mr. Wfellington Vande XX alker. After being placed in the correct weight groups, the boys fight in matches which last for three two- minute periods. lf a boy succeeds in making a fall or pinning his opponents shoulders to the mat, he automatically wins the match, and his team receives five points. If no fall is scored, judges determine the winner ol' the match according to the number of technical holds each player has scored. One of the newer athletic groups that made its presence known at G.H.S, this year was the Wrestling Squad. it X5URES'l'LING---Fifi: wuz lefl In 1-igblx Mike Dihlarco. Steve jackson, john Crispin, john Clemente, Pete Mittler, Danny Boyce. Sf-mud mul: jim Brennan, Gary Wliitehotise, Art Recesso, Gary Ruberti, Grant Smedley. Ralph Ameduri, john Ferdico, Paul Richards, Todd Brown. 'Third wzw: Lyndon Rummler, Mike Teetz, John Moule, Gary Ashcraft, Richard Rubenstein, Eugene Ellis, Curtis Street, Coach Van de Vlfalker. Ifffurllo faux' Wfilliam Stewart, Mario Papa, Thomas Ruller, Frank Smith, Ted Steflick. L ... 1. 4.- BADMINTON-Ffrr! row, lefl za rigbz: Yolanda Insonia, Donna Loux, Sandra Loux, Jane Cook. Second row: Jeannette Richard, Carol Kobuskie, Phyllis Stoutner, Marcia Southern, Pat Degnan, Nancy Caruso, Jeanette Tyszko, Joyce Fisher, Miss Knuth. Third faux' Jean Shaffer, Barbara Swarts, Eleanor Fosmire, Pat Joseph, Mildred Abels, Sanna Rubin, Mary Ellen Dooris, Joan Lamphear, Julie Recesso, Evelyn Farr. Faurlb wuz' Carmen Farr, Barbara Gifford. Mary Russo. Patricia Rhodes, Elaine Jones, Joan Isola, Beverly Green, Bonnie Smith, Barbara Green, Beatrice Moses. Badminton, which is a spring sport, was under the direction of Miss Knuth. The aims of this sport are to develop skill and learn good sports- manship. TENNIS-eliirrz row, lefz lo rigbf: Judie Theurer, Punky Orcutt, Linda Lopuch, Michele Brace, Martha Banker, Bette Cole, Ellen Bernstein, Blanche Alter, Ann Lake, Barbara Gifford, Carmen Farr. Sammi raw: Miss Margaret Hamm, Mary Ann Pierce, Jackie Mosconi, Debbie Brown, Bonnie Goodemote. Anna Marie Paciolla, Sandra Houserman, Suzanne Hayward. Cindy Pellegrino, Rosemarie Knowles, Evelyn Farr, Joyce Fisher, Marcia Southern, Pat Degnan, Gwen Charboneau, Darla Jackson. Third raw: Sandy Hall, Linda Wilson, Susan Logan, Gayle Quackenbush, Pat Rose, Jean Shaffer, Julie Recesso, Dorothy Richtmyer, Claudia Thompson, Mary Anna Smith, Virginia Harrison. Susan Savran, Mary Russo. Tennis holds both spring and fall sessions. The players had the privilege N S of using the Boulevard School Tennis Courts. The tennis groups met two nights each week under the guidance of Miss Margaret Hamm. Q , i A .xg .lt GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Ifirff wuz lefl Ia rigbl: Coolg, Geer, Robbins, Schelmbauer. Taglialatela, Rose, Lamphear, Park, Loux, Orcutt, Semzzd mzzp' Miss Hamm, Almy, Farr, Salm, Darling, Southern, Fisher, Degnan, Green, Richard. Stoutner. Clarke. 'lllvird wzix' Montanaro. Montanaro, Russo, Johnson, Garwatoslci, Bonfey, Hine, Brown, Insonia, Nicosia, Covey, Hazzard, Baird, Tartaglia, Alderman. Fourfb wuz' Trippoda, Swarts, Rhodes, Paciolla, Charboneau, Goorlemote, Wfager, Izzo, Jung. Thompson, Hall, Isola, Darling, Berstein. Ambrosino, Farr, Gifford. Volleyball, which is one of the most popular girls' sports, is played in the fall of the year. The teams meet twice each week. Selected teams have the privilege of opposing other schools in playday competition. GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM--Fin! rrzug lefl In righf: Donna Loux, Lucinda Pellegrino, Marcia Southern, Jeanette Tyszko Joyce Fisher Linda W'ilson, Yolanda Insoniajerrnzd mir: Miss A, Bennett, Mary Russo. Pat Rhodes. Marilyn Smith Delores Ragusa Lindfi Mazzariello, Connie Brunco, Miss A. Knuth. Third wuz' Carmen Farr, Barbara Gifford, joan Isola, Jean Shaffer, joan Lampheiir Mary Mosher, Pat Rose, Kathleen johnson, ' , .. . its ', t ' '. ,N 7 9, .i . in ,. X , .211 W5 . -s -Q,, f . . w3az?ief1a5.1 ri Q4 15,1521 ri f sa, x ls 2 r s , ,,,i, . , 4 T A , ,,,, A l .ef ' The girls' softball teams were formed in the Spring with the assistance of Miss Andrea Knuth. The girls played at the Littauer Field two nights each week. l GIRLS BOXVLING VFXHI mir, lufl In rfgbf: Kay Reutling, Reba Rettig, Connie Kessler, Marilyn Ruggiero. Rosanne Ferrara, Toni Benna, Frances Steflik. Sarrnzd rnzzx' Linda Dominick, Anella Valiantc, julie Recesso, Karen Ashcraft, Pat Degnan, Joyce Fisher. Linda INIiller, Doris Russell, Susan Logan, Judie Theurer, Sanna Rubin, Linda Massariello, Dolores Ragusa, Mary Kobuskie, hiarilyn INIanhey, INIary Anna Smith, Maxine Van Horne, Third mir: Sue Prohaska. Geraldine XX'illis. jean Shaffer, Carole Garangelo, Penny XY'orley, Blargaret XVarner, Elaine DeSimone, Carole DeSisto, Lana Handy, Frances Lair, Evelyn Farr, Donna Munn, Carol Puski, IVIary Ellen Dooris, Sandra Handy, Nancy Bonfey, Miss Margaret Hamm, Marilyn Batz, F0lU'lfY mzzx' Pat Rose, Carmen Farr, Virginia Harrison. Barbara Gifford, Carol Hallenbeclt, Rachel Mills. ,Ioan Lamphear. Ida Mae Capparella, Sandra Bosch, jean XXfoodcock. GIRLS' BOWLI G GIRLS' BASKETB LL This year the Bowling team had the privilege of using Basketball, which is a fast game, provides both fun and the Sunset AHSYSD Bovrrling has becgme one of the more exercise for all who participate. During the basketball prominent sports among the girls as can be seen by the season, the Senior girls have the opportunity to play against large number which came out for it this year. the Wo1nen's faculty team. 41. 4. l L GIRLS' BASKETBALL7Ffl',v'I raw. ltgfz In rigfafs Shirley Almy, Sheila Ambrosino, Pat Rose, Florence Hammer, Joan Lamphear, jean Shaffer, julie Recesso, Chrystal Reek, Donna Loux. Second wuz' Miss Margaret Hamm, Celia Combothekras, Lianne Chetlwynd, Barbara Green, Joyce Fisher, Marcia Southern, Pat Degnan, Sally Gifford, Carol Darling. Mary Mosher, Mary Alderman. 'l'lm'd ruzzu' Mary Russo, Yolanda Insonia. Claudette Montanaro, Holly Smedley, Barbara Gifford. Carmen Farr, Patricia Rhodes, Ellen Bernstein, Eleanor Fosmire. Anita Montanaro. Iiaurfb wuz' Sandy Hall, Sharon Soezek, Anna Marie Paciolla, Gwen Charboneau. Bonnie Goodemote. Carol Clemente, Sandra Izzo, Carol Waiger, Sharon Thompson, Pam Hidde, Barbara Swarts. II7 r-www'- j ' vw mn 'v - NXC it 1 X 21 HH 3 Basketball if . 'Wb1'1 Doi 'rs KL'Hxi2 vvffmmm V WN'mgRNiNG JAMES CLARKIN X g Rl, K YBERYI HRM HO CLITSTANDI G TH LETE GIRLS' ATHLETIC COL'NCII.f---Fm! muy Jeff lu rjghfx Pat Degniin. Senior Representative and Secretaryg Marcia Southern, Senior Representiitive and Presidentg Joyce Fisher. Senior Representative. Srvwzd mu: joan I.11IT1PiHC.l1'. junior Representative. BLl1'b.ll'd Gifford, Sophomore Representative: Miss Hamm: CL1l'lNCI'l Farr. Sophomore Representative, joan SChelmb.1uei'. junior Representative. E Fekah x 4 ff ' 2 cQ 0 Q Plug C lg, b 9 1 f Nv-X w Q' zqtgons TUDENT COUNCIL P1'r,i'icz'e11I TOM Dl 'RKEE I ft'e-Pmii'idw1I EMILY ROLYADI Sc'fI't'f.IJ'j DIANE DITTMAR 'l 1'cful.t'Il1'E7V PETE SGAMBATU RICHARD A. LUCAS Adriror The major project of the Student Council this year was to present to the student body, a code for teen-agers. Under the able supervision and guidance of Mr. Richard Lucas, the council initiated the code to the students of G.H.S. It is a code of manners and ideals which students may live up to in the hopes they will act like young adults. The success of the program may be credited to the council under the leadership of the officers. The council also sponsored the student exchange pro- X X .lt gram, Elena Noe, a student from Argentina, attended G.H.S. as a member of the senior class. Thomas Durkee represented G.H.S. in Germany during the summer months of 1958. The Student Council performed its usual chores about the school: selling pre-sale tickets for various sporting events, collecting tickets at football games, and checking coats at basketball games. The Student Council is truly a credit to and the pride of G.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL-Fm! may laff lo rigblx Mr. Lucas, Pete Sgamboto. Emily Rouadi, Toby Durkee, Diane Dittmar. Elena Noe. Second faux' Jean Parker, Nancy Joiner, Rosemary Smith, Carol Clemente. Donald Fear, Elaine De Simone, Donna Licardo, jean Durkee. Susan Logan, Gayle Quackenbush. Third max' Curtis Mackey. Jim Hayes, Daxe Howe. Danny La Vista. jim Del Savio. I20 BIOLCGY CLUB The Biology Club is a newly organized club in G.H.S. The group, under the leadership of Mr. Philip Vertucci, biology teacher, has done extra lab work for the regular biology classes as well as for its own benefit. The club has arranged to present special assemblies introducing speakers and other programs in the field of science. Last P1 widen! RICHARD REESF Vit'e-Pfuidfzzz MARC PEI LEGRINO S4 L16'fcH,l LITCINDA PFLLEGRINO 'l'1'er1.t14rw' CI'RTIS MILLS PHILIP C. VERTUCCI Ad1'i.i'w' year the Biology Club sponsored a dance called The Ameba Crawl and are making plans for a similar dance this year. It also held a Halloween party and other parties for special occasions. The club includes students who are taking or have already taken biology. BIOLOGY CLUB Fjfflf mu: iff! fu rigblx Carole Gifford. Bonnie Lee Brothers, Curtis Mills, Dick Reese. Marc Pellegrino, Cindy Pellegrino. Pat Sullivan, Dianne Fear. Serwzd wuz' Mr. Vertucfi. Linda Raimo, Blanche Alter, Kathyleen Guarnier, Bonnie Robbins, Joanne Castigloine, jo Ann Garwatoski. Yolanda Insonia. Mary Lou Rickniyre. Sandy Hall, Williani Dunning. Third ww: Robert Alquire, Mark Cohen, Roy Steenburgh, Bill Stewart, john Clemente, Michael Mills, Patrick Moss. Bill Smith, Ernest Santoro, Dennis johnson, Ronald Newbower. I2l HUSKY GROXVI. -Fifi! fuzzy lefl In rigbl: Combothe- kms, Pierce, Flzcnlvcck, Dittmur, I.iC111'do, Viforlcy, Blil- ler, Wailkcr, Bernstein, Slmpiro. Sewzzd mia: DcSimone, Fear, Gifford, 'l'liumr1s, Edclstcin, Iuizarus, Miss Con- nors. Pcrronc, Hriiwvitz, Hulpdin. 7'lm-d wuz' Bcnza Orcutt, Rulvuri, Alter, Marcus, Bronk, Gcrsak, DcSisto Frccmzm, Dlffllflillfl, Dilicncdctto, Ferrara. FUIl7'lb ruzzx' Stem, Carroll, W111'ner, Fox, Harris, Gurowitz, Mills Scrilwncr, Caldwell, Thcurcr, House, 1 n i 1 ff fs The hard-working stuff of the Husky Growl, the GHS newspaper, pm- aluccnl fiw excellant issucs during the ycur. Miss Cimnors was the staffs H Ll S KY G RCWL HVSKY GROXWL- -Fir!! mug lofi lo rfgfzlx Wfrillricli, Wilsnmn, Pcdriclx, Riclmixl, Stoutncr, Libcrti, Diamond, DcLilIi. Semnd row: Ashe, Rulwlwiris, Moses, Ruggsriu, Miss Connors, Cnstiglionc, Pupri, Harvey, Kessler, I.uMantiu, Third rnzv: Sokolsky, Sovik, Masker, Douris, Scliwed, Sicilia, Pucicilla, Lake, Ciiiiibcitlmckius, Ricciticllo, Guorlhcim, Farr, Russell, Born, Russo. Fourlh mum' Sullivan, Sheffield, Suval, Hovrm, Izzo, Home-tt, Rickmyrc, Cleary, Savmn, Cohen. l22 im FEI.ICITA-Fin! mu: lefz 10 rigbl: Burke. XX'orley, na Miller. DeSimone, Dittmar. XX'arner. Pierce, Elzcnf beck, Kobuskie. Benza. Second wuz' Rettig. Hurlbert. Doonar, Kobuskie, Bronl-1. Degnan, Gersak, Arnold. Farr. Finn, Bell. Third wuz' Marotta, Reynolcls. Handy, Colvert, Kobuskie, Manning, Scribner, Handy. Dockstader. Munn. Puski. DeRosa, Felicita again operated under the efficient adyisorships of Mrs Betsy Robinson, Mrs, Ruth Craig, and Miss Mary Frances Kane F E L I C I C B President of the club was Diane Dittmar. FELlCI'I'A-Fifi! mug leff Io rigbls Thomas, Thompson. Schelmbauer. Grant. Baker. De Sisto. Dicruttalo. Shaffer. Orcutt. Smith. Ashe, Semf1dr'f114',' Park. Benedetto, Datolli. Carangelo. Mazzariello. Shapiro. House, Dooris. Abels. Avery. Carroll, Born. Rose. Recesso. Loux, Bradshaw. Third mzv: Smith. Hands. Balzano, Kessler. Ruggiero. Castiglione. Ferram. Caldwell. Freeman. Thomp- son. Logan. Robbinds. Geisler. Quaclcenbush. Harvey. Smith, Tropiu. KEY CLUB Pre.s'idw1l TOBY CASH Vive-P1't'.i'jde12! NXIAYNE TEETZ 5 BH'f.'l4l1'y MICHAEL MILLS T1i6c1.l'll1'C'7' ERNEST SANTORO BRADFORD XXL MILLER Adzimi' The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and ad- vised by Mr, Bradford Miller, is an organization worthy of much praise. The activities of the club this year were: publishing and selling basketball scorecards and football programs, conducting a car wash, operating the scoreboard at Darling Field and announcing at basketball games, collecting toys for underpriviledged children, and assisting in the study hall during the noon hour. The club did notable work on the campaign for the new school. In addition, they took over a few city official's posts and supervised the city and its activities for a day. KEY CLUB-fliirr! row, Ief! In riglzix Martin Cady, Germain Sperber, Michael Mills, Toby Cash, Wfayne Teetz, Ernest Santoro, Albert Peck, Ed Gurowitz, Serwzd :nur Roy Steenburg, Rodger Schultz, David Seroussi, jim Mac Vean, Mark Stern, Saul Kolbfeld, Mark Cohen, Mr. Miller, Third 1'ou': Marc Pellegrino, Stanley Hobbs, David Thum, David Shaffer, Michael Moss, Williaiii Harris, Michael Johnson, Bill Strong. l24 A great asset to the functioning of G.H.S. this year has been an organization called the Projectionists. These boys operate the movie cameras which bring the history of our nation into our classes. They secure phono- graphs for us so we may listen to the plays and stories of great writers. They provide us with recorders so we may hear ourselves talk. PROJ ECTIONISTS Senior Siege Manager BILL I-IYMAN Secreiary of Virmzl Aids MISS ROSE SCHWARTZ WILLIAM J. RYAN Direftor In addition, they fill assemblies and other programs with life. They set .up the movie screens, microphones, tape recorders, and loud speakers. They did an excellent job on the sound effects of the Senior Play this year. Thank you, Projectionists, for your fine service to us and our G.H.S. MOVIE PROJECTIONISTS-'FUJI row, left to rigbls Tony Reppenhagen, jim Brennan, Patrick Clear, Robert Coalter, Ray McWalker, Carl Darling. Serond raw: John Smimmo, Gene Reppenhagen, Gary Campbell, Mike Di Marco, Albert Lair, Louis Castiglione, Loren Howe, Salvatore Vezzi, Lewis Flint, Mr. Ryan. Third T011-K' Orville Van Hoesen, Richard Kwalezyk, James Kohler, Daniel Becker, Don Canfield, Gary S. Levine, George Jones, Ronald Newbower, Joel Selfand. I25 QUADRILLE CLUB P1141 idwzi ROBERT Hl 'RD Vim -Pnaifdt zz! PRISCILLA GEER St'r1'tI.1i'J JOYCE FISHER TI'l'ul,l'lI7'91' CAROLE COOK LAWRENCE A. MILLER Ad1'i,fm' The Quadrille Club was organized approximately ten The group has learned many new square d21I'1CCS and years ago and is still a prominent organization today. Under participates in exhibitions throughout the area. A special the direction of Mr. Lawrence Miller, the group, com- exhibition is held eachiyear for the Golden Age Club, posed of almost fifty members, meets every Wednesclay They are certainly fine representatives of G.H.S, and evening in the Estee Boys' Gym for a time of fun as well proud to be one of the school's biggest assets, as instruction in the art of square dancing. QUADRILLE CLUB-Fi:-.rr muy, leff fa riglvfp Bonnie Smitht Carol Puski, Sandra Handy, Joyce Fisher, Priscilla Geer, Robert Hurd, Carole Cook, Bonnie Goodemote, Elaine Frasier, Lana Handy, Donna Munn. Second ruzzz' Mrs, Duke Miller, Kathleen Johnson, JoAnn Saxton, Karen Ashcraft, Claudette Montanaro, Shirley Fredrick, Claudia Miller, Frances Lair, Marion Smith, Anita Montanaro, Duke Miller, Third mzw: Priscilla Raykoske, Carol Gifford, Joann Garwatoski, Sandra Edick, Catherine I-line. Margaret Murphy, Gloria Oare, Carol Hamel, Janet Galway,.Carol XX'illiams, Rosemary Lawrence, Karen Sovik Fourlb rozzx' Brian O'Donnell, Alan Dye, Melvin O'Donnell, Gary Wfhitehouse, Cliff Sweet, Daniel Vrooman, Gary Wfeaver, George Crisma, John Snyder, Daniel O'Donnell. mei-, . xr 1 6 ii da .,.....ia-eau. Mrs. Betty Raimo ably advised the Red Cross Club for a year of active service to the community, The Club initiated a new project this year. They knitted mittens and blankets to send to needy families abroad. Also, the club began a project to raise money to send to Care. In November, 1958, the Club had a bake sale. Some of the money was used to buy Christmas gifts for the RED CROSS , . LYNNE EDELSTEIN 6,57 ,Vg .. ik, wa tease Sefrefiary W3 - , y3Iif 5:.a m y it Y- JOYCE HALPERIN 5: 'Ja time 1 TW-fff f 2 el ' S cARoLE DE slsro 92723 1, .rcs gfawa 3 cf f 1 Q , fi . '- tate ' MRS. BETTY RAIMO Advifor children in the hospital ward. As customary, the club was in charge of the Red Cross Drive in G.H.S, Also, they supervised a junior member- ship drive among the students in the elementary grades. In the spring, the club packed chests which contained small essential articles and sent them abroad in collabora- tion with the National Red Cross Organization. RED CROSSfFi11rl row, left I0 righl: Izzo, Mudclle, Bronk, Baker, Edelstein, Benza, DeSisto, Bell, Hovan, Harrison. Second row: Tremante, Riccitiello, Goodheim, Hine, Darling, Doonar, Seroussi, Ackerknecht, Rostron, Bruce, Bradshaw, Cleary, Swarts, Sulli- van. Tlaird rout' Caldwell, I-Iaplerin, Ferrara, Ashe, Generoso, Castiglione, Ruggeri, Scribner, Freeman, Brothers, Chatterton, Sheffield, Kennedy, Moses, Cook, House, Raimo, Rickmyre, Tomek, Guarnier, Brown, Di Benedetto, Decruttalo, Waffle, Mrs. Raimo, l27 LIBRARY CLUB Preffdwzt ROSELYN FINN VirefPreJidef11 JEAN SHAFFER Sec1'eIm'y CAROL KOBUSKIE T1'FtI.fIl1'61' DONNA MUNN TILLIE M. THOMPSON Adziror' One of the most important organizations in our school is the Library Club. The monthly meetings of the club in the 1958-1959 year were conducted by the President, Roselyn Finn. Library Club members perform many clerical tasks during the year, thus leaving the librarian, Miss Tillie Thompson, free to help the students with reference prob- lems. Among these tasks are typing, filing and slipping, and shelving books. In addition, the members participate in the setting up of bulletin boards and showcases, and also in the observance of National Book Week and National Library Week. For its annual Christmas program, the club presented a selection of readings for its guests. LIBRARY CLUBfFl00r, left to right: Charlene Born, Bonnie Robbins, Thede Shapiro, Norma Covert, Janice Bruce. Fira! faux' Ann Tropia, Katie House. jane Cook, Donna Munn, Miss Thompson, Roselyn Finn, Jean Shaffer, Carol Kobuskie, Scmfzd rout: janet Caldwell, Linda Mazzareillo, Carol Puski, Barbara Green, Evelyn Farr, Karen Kobuskie. Julie Recesso, Mary Ann Smith, Barbara Swarta, Pat Hoagboon, Judie Theurer. Third wuz' Linda Fetherston, Lynne Edelstein, Mary Ellen Dooris, Sanna Rubin, Donna Hine, Helen Lasher, Sandra McGillis, Carolyn Dicruttalo, Audrey Teetz, Andrea Hornett, Kathyleen Guarnier. Fourlb wuz' Barbara Gifford, Carmen Farr, Jean Parker, Linda Acknerknecht, Mary Russo, Maria O'Donnell. Carole DeSisto. Frank Smith, Sharen Weeks. I28 Future Teachers of America is a three-year old organi- zation composed of students who hope someday to become teachers. Twice a month during the 1958-59 year, the club, under the able supervision of Miss Esther Amos, holds its regu- lar meetings. Betty Vanclerwalde conducts the meetings FUTURE TEACHERS AMERICA Prefidenz BETTY VANDER WALDE Secretary BONNIE ROBBINS Tfezzfurer SALLY MASKER Vice-Preffdezzf TONI BENZA ESTHER AMOS Adrimr with the assistance of the other officers. At these meetings, the club members discuss the various aspects of the teaching profession. Other FTA activities are dances and bake sales. In addition, the senior Future Teachers make individual trips to teach in various grade schools of the city. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA- First row, lef! lu riglfl: Gifford, Wforley, Miller, Robbins, Vander Walde, Benza, Masker, Bronk, Degnan, Finn. S6CU71d1'0Zl',' Doonar, De Simone, Mosconi, Rothschild. Ferrara, Castiglione, Dicruttalo, Symilowski, Scribner, Halperin, Riccitiello, Goodheim, Scribner, DeRosa, Kobuskie, Rchard. Third mum' Vaugn, Dittmar, Brown, Jung, Brown, Bruce, Rostron, Cook, House, joseph, Carangelo, Marotta, Kennedy, Rise, Alter, Edelstein. Fourlh raw: Paciolla, Hornett, Mason, Russo, Dwyer, Miller. Oathout, Kaplan, Suval, Charboneau, Warren, Soklosky. Sovik. Perrone, De Sisto. I29 SCITAMARD Prericiezzl Sl TE GREENE Vice-Prefidwzl MARY DOONAR Serremry DONNA LICARDO T1'm.rurer BILL HYMAN MRS. KATHRYN S. WALKER Adriror Scitamard is a GHS. organization which gives its mem- the club. bers experience in speaking parts and lines. With helpful advice from Mrs, Kathryn Walker, super Throughout the year, the club puts on several programs, visor of the club, meetings are held regularly twice a month including those at Christmas time and in the spring. These meetings are conducted by President Sue Greene Would-be members are allowed to participate in these with assistance from her fellow officers. programs in order to gain enough credit for initiation into SCITAMARD -F21-.rl mug Ztfz 10 rigbfx Kay Young, Linda Miller, Mary Doonar, Mrs. Walker, Sue Greene, Donna Licardo, Bill Hyman, Swwuz' wuz' Margaret XX'arncr, Elaine DeSimone, janet Ashe, Diane Dittmar, Audrey Teetz, Mary Lou Walker, Roselyn Finn, Evelyn Farr, Marilyn Ruggiero, Judy Pedrick, Penny Worlcy. Third 1-aux' joan Lazarus, Rosanne Ferrara, Joanne Castiglione, Tony Reppenhagen, Ed Gurowitz, Emily Rouadi, Betty Dean Parker. l30 ' ' DANCE BAN ANGELO DITATA Direflor The Starlighters, the G.H.S. dance band, have become Christmas carols for the students to sing. They have also increasingly active in school activities recently. The dance played for some of the dances after the basketball games. band has proved very successful under the leadership of An outstanding factor about our dance band is that- it Mr. Angelo Ditata. They have played for some Of the has been self-supporting. This is just one indication of their local dances and for special noon-hour sessions in the Success and popularity, auditorium. During the Christmas season, they played The Starlighters have really proved a credit to G.H.S. DANCE BANDAFXLU mug lefz lo rigbl: Ted Nicholson, Ronald Berghoff, Mr, A. DiTata, Chuck Howe, joe Garafalo. Second ww: Bob Winig, Dave Howe. Karl Olsson, Dave Bartlett, Mike Husek, Linda Miller. TWIRLERS Drum Major DONNA TERRANOVA Afrifmfzlf CAROLE BONWMAN SHIRLEY KING NORMAN A. CLO Director COLOR GUARDSiLeff to righz: Barbara Streeter, Frances Steflik, Chrystal Reek, Donna Lee Bronk. The Gloversville High School Twirlers constitute a major part of the high school band. This year the Twirlers have been under the leadership of Mr. Norman Clo. At the beginning of the school year, girls from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades began try-out sessions. After a select number of girls were chosen, the long, hard practice sessions began. The girls marched at the home football games as well as in several parades during the school year. They learned a Rockette line, several different formations, and several different routines. They may be greatly commended for their excellent performance on the field of Knox junior High School during the johns- town Football Game Halftime. The Drum Major this year was Donna Terranova, and she was assisted by Carole Bowman and Shirley King. TWIRLERS-Fi1A.i'l mum lofi fo righls Carole Bowman, Bridget Papa, Sheryl Harvey, Donna Cole, Cindy Pellegrino, Pat Sullivan. Sandra Guzzardo, Rachel Mills. Barbara Frasier. Shirley King, Seruud wuz' Andrea Liberti, joan Merrill, Delores Ragusa, Melany Pellegrino, Marilyn Smith, Donna Terranova, Mary Lou Richmyre, Charlene Born. Connie Kessler, Joanne Castiglione. 132 A very familiar sight at all the G.H.S. football and basketball games in the 1958-59 year was the cheerleader squad. Rain or shine, win or lose, the squad was always there-boosting the morale of both the team and the spec- tators. Even with the able assistance of Mrs. Jane Habla, the girls had a very busy time of it this last year. In addition to HEERLEADERS Clzpftrirz ELAINE DE SIINIONE C0-Ctzpf.1i1z.s' LINDA DIILLER TONI BENZA MRS. JANE L. HABLA Sllf1:?7'1.'f.f07' their many practice meets, pep rallies, and games, they made some additions. These additions were in the form ot seven pert little red dragons. The girls also added some new shakaroos. The Captain of this year's Cheerleader squad was Elaine DeSimone and the co-captains were Linda Miller and Toni Benza. CHEERLEADERS-AVARSITY: Margaret XVai'ner, Penny NWorley, Gayle Quackenbush, Lonnie DeSimone, Captaing Toni Benza, Faith Orcutt, Linda Miller. II'NIOR VARSITY, Swond mzix' jean Durkee, Valerie Taft, Janet Ashe, Karen Van Allen, Captaing Bonnie Robbins, Lucy Maillo, Stephanie DeSimone. G 0 6 M CHOIR A, SECTION 1- -Fin! may lafl In iigblx NX'illiams, Szabo. Trowbridge, Van Horne, Valiante, DeRosa, XVoodcoclt, Robbins. Sermzd rozr: Perrone, Pellegrino, Pierce, Parker, Greene, Licardo, Agor, Carpenter, Young, Darling, Hazard, Miller, 'lffifd mir: Van Allen, Shapiro, Handy, Handy, Harvey, Lombardoni, Quackenbush, Rouadi. Ruggiero, Rubin, Smith, Staley, XX'allach, XX'alters. XY'orley. Scribner, Robbins, Tropia. Fnnrfb wzrx' Papa, Papa, King, LaMantra, Meyers, Park, Geer. Gifford, Fisher, Geisler, De- Simone, Doonar, joseph, Kessler, Sanges, Smith, Shell, Rettig, Rose, Southern, Mr, Cooney. Fiflh wzv: Orcutt, Prohaska, Green, Gifford, Dittmar, Christiano, Cook. Benza, Boyd, Brickner, Castiglione, Ashe. Butler. Combothekras, DeSisto, Finn, Lazarus, Marotta. CHOIR The A Choir is composed of junior and Senior girls who, under the direction of Mr. William Cooney, present several programs during the school year. This year the choir will compete in All-State Competition, and a select group of girls will sing at the Fulton County Festival. CONCERT CHOIR The Girls! Concert Choir is a group of specially chosen girls from the ninth to twelfth grades who do advanced choral work. The girls, directed by Mr, Cooney, meet at 7:00 on Tuesday nights. This group will perform Grade Six Music at the Spring Competition Program. CONCERT CHOIR-Fifi! wuz lefz fa riglvf: Mr. Cooney, Rettig, Rose, Southern, Gifford, Pierce, Parker, Licardo, Green, Loma bardoni, Carpenter, Bernstein, Quackenbush, Smith, Rouadi, Miller. Scffllfd mu: Berner. Sanges, Houserman, Lake. BFLICC, Roths- child, Scribner, Bradshaw, Castiglione, Brickner, Kasson, Agor, Shapiro, Ashe, Ruggiero, DeSiiuone, Third mum' Calandra, Rhodes, Pierce, Schelhaas, Shell, Almy, King, Logan, Cook, Alter. Prohaska, DeRosa. Van Allen.Doonar, Pellegrino. I34 CHOIR Bf'-Frm! ww, left In riglaf: Batty, Edick, Clemente, Brace, Sweet, Berry, Dudley, Dorman, Muscato, Mills. Second mum' Murphy, Kraemer, Hornett, Wicklund, Wfarren, Berner, Sovik, Mason, XVheeler. Lake, Hayward, Third faux' Carangelo, Puski, Gar- finkle, Kennedy, Smith, Marotta, Vaughn, Sicilia, Dicruttalo, Scribner, Spear, liazzrlb ww: Quackenbush, Insognia, Klopot, Cohen, Kasson, Klock, Campbell. Paciolla, Benson. Schelhaas, Robinson, Hasbrouck. Ififfb mzr: Shapiro, Schwed, Smimmo, Scott, Ruggiero, Fischer, Smith, CHOIR B The choir has been a fine addition to the A Choir in the presentation of the assemblies and concerts in this past The B Choir, also under the able direction of William Cooney, consisted of sophomore and freshman girls. The choir took part in the Christmas assemblies, performing for year at G.H.S. two classes. They participated in the Spring Festival and in some spring concerts. CHOIR B-Fin! row, lefz lo right: Alter, Rickmyre, Cleary, Rhodes, Tomek, Raimo, Fosmire, Ernst, Thompson, Isola. Second row: Strauss, Fral-zer, Tomante, Sicilia, Sheffield, Oathout, Miller, Dwyer, Cole, Cuccurullo, Kadlic, Fitzpatrick. Third row: Hidde, Girard, Hammersmith, O'Donnell, Izzo, Maiello, Shields, Pierce, Hanson, Hathaway, Suda, VanVranken, F0141-lb row: Durkee, Banker, Travis, Tierney, Rector, Stewart, Dye, Bernstein, Davin, Russo, Abdella, Townsend, DeDomenick, Smith, Patenti, Lloyd, Riccitiello, Mr. Cooney. Fifth ww: Livingston, DeSimone, Gifford, Jung, Hornett, Rothschild, Brown, Scribner, McCullough, Combothekras, Cole, Hurd, Dawes, Brown, Betor. T STi 135 WILLIAM R. COONEY Choir Direrfor NIRS. LAURA C. BAETENS Orcbe.rlr'a Dffffcfar NORMAN A. CLO Band Director ORCHESTRA AND BAN This year saw a big improvement in the orchestra and an increase in its participation in school activities, The orchestra performed at the Christmas Assembly sponsored by the musicdepartment, lt will take part in some of the spring programs and some of its members have taken part in the lfulton County, Sectional, and State-Witle Music Festivals. Members ol' the orchestra are from grades seven through twelve. Mrs. Laura Baetens, director of the orchestra, has made it a really good music organization deserving of a lot of praise. The band has been under the new, but capable leader- ship of Mr. Norman Clo. The band members participated in the annual Christmas Assembly along with the choirs and the orchestra, and have marched in several parades. The group also played at Gloversville's football games. The band participates in several spring concerts includ- ing the Fulton County Music Festival. Some of its mem- bers have appeared in the Sectional and State-Wide festivals. The organization deserves commendation for its out- standing work. BAND--Fifi! mu , left lo righl: Kathyleen Guarnier, Carole jean Gifford, Melissa Huizing, Michael Mills, john Smalley, jo Ann Lombardoni, Donna Terranova, Bob Ambrosino, Dick Bellinger, Fodger Gifford, Bill Smith, Albert Peck, Harry Nellis. Second row: Crystal Reek, Barbara Streeter, Eleanor Lorenzi, David Bartlett, I-'arl Olsson, David Howe, joe Garofalo, james Dodge, Mary Alder- man, Charles Rossback, David Shaffer, james DelSavio, Audrey je: n Shell, Donna Lee Bronlc, Fran Steflik. Third row: Charles Howe, Terry Mace, jon Galinsky, Michael Husek, Tom Garofalo, Rardy Mills. Everett Hallenbeck, Alan Richardson, Beverly Schulman, Betty Winig, Cary Levine, Ted Nicholson, Arthur Corwin, Bob Winig. Fazn'1famz1'.-joe Ricciardi, Barry Watson. l36 A s f i T BOYS' CHOIR-Fin! mug lefl I0 right: Mr. Cooney, Paul VC'hfte, Burdette Brooker, Mike DiMarco, John Crispin, Marc Pelle- grino, John Franch, Robert A. McCarthy, Vic Sgambato, Don Can ield, Stfmzzd wuz' john Clemente. Bob Fisher, John Carangelo, Donald Bouchard, Jim Patten, Rodger, Schultz, john North, Bfl Spelman, Larry Potter, Third mtv: Melvin MacDonald, jack Mcliibben, Leonard West, Mike Teetz, james Dodge, Phil Sump rcvio. jerry Lasher, Bob Wfinig, Curtis Mills, Ed State. BOYS' CHOIR: The boys' choir which performed They meet only once a week, under the direction of Mr apart from the girls' choir at the beginning of the year Williriiii Cooney. They performed in the Christmas As- was later combined with a group of select girls to form the sembly and will perform in the spring festivals. Mixed Choir. ORCHE TR ORCHESTRAfFi11f! faux left zo right Susan Luizzi, Joyce Mizr hi. Charles Roth. Bert Kuehner, Evelyn Farri Donna Dockstader, Mary Anna Smith, Jeannine Guenther, julie Recesso, Vincent Ger eroso, Terry Gordon. Second wuz' Mrs. Baetens, Ann Dockstader, Dick Baetens, Linda lietherston, Ronny Newbower, Ben Cammar re, Carolyn Wfaffle, Arden Weaver, Patty Reppenhagen, Lewis Flint, Carmen Farr, Walt Boynton. Third mir: XVayne Teetz, Barbara G fford. Mary Mosher, john Smalley, Peter Lucas, Karl Olsson, Audrey jean Shell, Larry Beehe, john D'Onofrio, Rita Pollak, Charlotte Leo, Mark Gavrill. 1 s l 3 BOYS' HI-Y P1'e.u'ide21l ED BRElNlER Vice-Prarfdezzl DAVID HEACOCK S erremry ED BROWN Trefzrurer TOM DUTTON Sergeazfzl-al-Armr RAY JOHNSON GLENN LEIS Advisor For the second consecutive year the Boys' Hi-Y, original- ly a YMCA organization, is co-ordinated with the high school so that its members may receive Laurel G. credit. The membership of the organization totals about forty- five boys from ninth through twelfth grades. They meet at 7:30 on Wednesday nights in the YMCA. They have access to most of the Y facilities including the gym and the swimming pool. Since the Boys' Hi-Y is a service organization they raise money for special needs and sponsor projects. They have bought a TV for the YMCA and a new microscope for Mr. Vertucci's laboratory. They raised money for these endeavors by such projects as car wash, and a slave auction in which each boy sold himself into the services of his owner for a certain period of time. BOYS' HI-Y-Fin! row, lefz za 1-iglalx john Heckler, Jack McCullough, Curtis Mills, Edwin Bremer, Edward Brown, David Heacock, Burton Reed, jim Brennan, Serwzd 1'nzc': john Galinsky, Ron Bey er, Bill Danylak, Don Canfield, Larry Potter, Donald Judge, Tony Jenner, Don Dutton, David Fisher, Mr. Lies. Third mzzx' Bob jolnston, Keith Berner, Bob Hall, Emmett Mahoney, Paul Kohler, Bill Spelman, Ed Bown, Steve La Mania, Edward O'Hare. Fourth wuz' john Carangelo, Leonard West, Carl Bremer, Ralph Simon, jim Taylor, Mike Sutliff. l38 GIRLS' HI-Y P1-erideizt JOAN LABIPI-IEAR Vice-Preridwzf CAROL CARANGELO 5'eM'elni'y SUSAN LOGAN T1'e.1r1n'er PATRICIA ROSE Chllfllrlfll BONNIE ROBBINS 's MRS. ALLAN FINKLE Adriror A comparatively new organization that has made its glflS h21VC IDCCH VCIY bL15Y during the past year. Among appearance in the past few years is the Tri-Hi-Y. The pur- their activities were a Powder Puff Bowl, in which the pose which the girls have vowed to uphold is to maintain 8315 fhCm5elV6S play f00fb21ll, fi Shflmmfk Club dance, and extend throughout the home, School, and Community a Christmas party for under-privileged children, and some high standards of Christian character. lUfCf'CifY C0UfCf6UC6S- Under the able direction of Mrs, Finkle, the Tri-Hi-Y GIRLS' HI-YfFir5l raw, lefl to riglafx I-Iornett, Scribner, Rose, Robbins, Logan, Lamphear, Young, Wallach, Sullivan. Second wuz' Klymkow, Lombardoni, Bei-ner, Batty, Pedrick, Degnan, Fisher, Walker, Southern, Wilson, Freeman, Quackenbush, Kobuskie. Manhey, Raykoske. Third row: Janson. Betor, Gifford, Rosa, Wa1'd, Klymkow, Thompson, Rickmyre, Wilson, Richtmyer, Smith, Broth- ers, Family mfr: Klock, Kraemer, Banker, Renzi, Taglialatila, Tasner, Marotta, Dattoli, Izzo, IDeSisto, Dicruttalo, Recesso, Shaffer, Carangelo, Pagusa, Born. Ffflb wuz' Vaughn, Cole, Gifford, Lake. I-lands, Valiante, D'Errica, Lake, Butler, Cook, Guenther Mazzariello. I39 DEBATING Chun 1114111 BLANCHE ALTER JAMES R. BEHLING Adifimr The Debating Club, under the direction of Mr. james Behling, is one of the new organizations that has appeared at G.H.S. in the past two years. Among the debates held by the group during the past year were those on the construc- tion of the new school and the right to work laws, Be- fore the actual debates, at which time sides were chosen for the pros and cons of the debate, r w5i?.4'ff1'5: The Debating Club members, through their participa- tion in the Club's activities, gain experience in doing re- search work and in public speaking. The group, under the chairmanship of Blanche Alter, held a debate with Johnstown during the past year and hopes to hold many more inter-city debates in the future. DEBATING-left to right: Mr. Behling, Lucy Rose, Diane Sheffield, Rona Sokolsky, David Seroussi. l40 a 0 I O K' 1 if w mx YQ Q D?'? Q if ACNSVJELSLHQ BOOSTERS AL'S BARBER SHOP 2I5 N. Main S+. BECKER'S CAMERA SHOP 26 BIeecIcer S+. CARLSON 8: SON 27 N. Main S+. DAIRY QUEEN 98 W. FuI+on S+. R. C. DARLING 35I Bleecker S+. DAVIS FLORIST 348 N. Main S+. DESANTIS SHOE REPAIR I66 N. Main S+. DIMEZZA'S 83 W. 8+I1 Ave. DON BLODGETT'S RESTAURANT 46 Fores+ S+. - EARLINE'S BEAUTY SALON 34 S. Main S+. S. J. FALLIS CO. Plumbing and Hea+ing 9 S. Main S+. CHARLES FINKLE 5 E. 8+I1 Ave. GARLOCICS 68 W. FuI+on S+. GLOVE CITY DAIRY 3l E. 9+I1 Ave. GLOVERSVILLE SPORT SHOP 6 E. FuI+on S+. A. C. KINGSBURY 8: SON I3 Church S+. M's SUPERMARKET I30 Oakland Ave. MARLENE'S SPECIALTY SHOP 38If2 N. Main S+. A. D. NORTON CO. 20 S. Main S+. PECK'S FLOWERS IOS N. Main S+. POLLY'S RESTAURANT I4I N. Main S+. ROSKIN'S 60 N. Main S+. Preparing for the Prom Complimenfs of THE KEY CLUB OF GLOVERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL President Toby Cash Vice-President Wayne Teeh SecreI'ary: Michael Mills Treasurer: Ernes'I' Sanforo I BERGERS' BAKERY I5 Church SI'ree'r DARLING ICE CO. 357 Bleecker Sireei KRAUSE NEWS 8I E. Fulion S'Iree'I MUDDLE 8: MUDDLE I2 W. FuII'on S'rree'I R. A. SANTELLA INSURANCE AGENCY I76 N. Main Sireef SARRAINO BROS. 8: CURCIO. INC. I80 S. Main Sireef SCHENECTADY GAZETTE 99 N. Main S+reeI' H. A. SHAHDA 25I N. Main Sfreei' SPICER'S INSURANCE 8 Church Sireef STILWELL'S 99 N. Main Sfreei' TYLER TILE CO. N. Perry Sfreef VAN'S SPORTING GOODS 207 N. Main S'I'ree+ WEST END SERVICE STATION I48 W. FuI'I'on Sireei' WILLNER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Schine Building r N. Main SI'reeI' WOOLWORTH'S 59-63 N. Main S+reeI' JACOBSON BROS. Jewelry Gif'I's Appliances Dial 5-28 I 4 2I W. FuII'on SI. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y Your Friendly Creclif Slore BOOSTERS JAY ALTER I I W. FuI+on S+. BEMAN'S RECORD SHOP 2l7 N. Main S+. CHANCER'S BEAUTY SHOP 6 Cedar Sf. FARHART BROTHERS GROCERY I06 E. FuIIon SI. IDEAL LEATHER FINISHERS 94 Spring Sf. KENNEDY FUNERAL SERVICE I50 S. Main S+. LAUNDROMAT 24 Church Sf. LOUIS MEYER'S 8: SON 8 W. Pine S+. FRED C. MILLER I7 Foresf S+. MILTON BERGER LEATHER CORP. 5I S. Main S'I'. NICHOLSON'S CANDY SHOP 42 E. FuII'on Sf. PALACE DINER 62 S. Main SI. WILLIAM RINGLE'S INSURANCE 97 N. Main S+. ROSSBACH'S SHOES I0 W. FuII'on SI. ROY'S GREENHOUSE I02 Nor'I'I1 SI. SAM'S BEAUTY SHOP I57 N. Main S+. SCHULTZ FUEL 81 OIL 35 Spring S'I'. BILL SUYDAM I03 W. 8fI1 Ave. WALRATH 81 BUSHOUER 5I Fremonf S+. WHITE HOLLAND HOUSE R. D. 9F'2-ROLII9 29 Turkey-A Specialfy Continuation of Prom activities P. O. Box 7 Gloversville JOHN P. BANKER ALVORD 81 SMITH. INC. Opposi+e fhe High School Headquarfers 'for School Supplies ART STONE COMPANY All Types of Concreie Producfs Gloversville, N. Y. Dial 4-3625 ,Jn-, Mr. VandeWalker's tired crew. It's not all canoeing. Insure-In Sure Insurance BATTY INSURANCE AGENCY 32-38 Nor'I'h Main S+ree+ See Sieve and Save BERKSHIRE HARDWARE 8: APPLIANCE 278 E. Fulfon Sf. Dial 4-79I9 Besi' Wishes From S+ephen J. Young AGER 8: BAN KER INCORPORATED Air Condifioning Compleie Heafing Service Coal and Fuel Oil ,N.Y. AHEARN'S PHARMACIES 7 N. Main Sf. GLOVERSVILLE 4-73 I 9 43 W. Main S+. JOHNSTOWN 6-73 I 3 WALTER T. HOLLEY, JR. Telephone 4-96I 3 DELIVERY BRUNSWICK RADIO CORP. SD EC CII R eco R o s 80 Lincoln S+. GLOVERSVILLE. N. Y. BLODGETT'S ADVANCED HEATING SERVICE Furnaces, Oil and Gas Burners Roofing and Shee+ MeI'aI Work Phone 4-3324 or 4-7989 67 W. FuI+on S+. GIoversviIIe CompIimenI's of BURR LUMBER CO. 40 Wesi' 8+h Ave. Dial 4-7 I 07 Hurry up, fellows I A new dance? Mary D. CranneII . CAMEO BEAUTY SALON For CompIe'I'e Travel Service HERMAN A. CARBONELLI TRAVEL AGENCY I0 SOLIII1 Main S+. GIoversviIIe, N. Y. Dial 5-46I 6 CompIimenI's of ARGERSINGER'S The S+ore of Known Oualiiy FOR OVER 50 YEARS CongraI'uIaI'ions +o I'he Class of I959 BRESLAW'S FURNITURE Serving FuI'I'on Coun+y for Over Fi'H'y Years in CompIe+e Home Furnishings This is vihere our money goes, noi' only inI'o Ihe vacafion club, buf also in'Io ihe savings accoun'I'. X CITY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corpora+ion GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK 46 Cusfom Leafher SpIiHing 36 Wesf Sfreei Telephone 5-46I9 CLARK 81 BULLIS, INC. COHEN'S Where QUALITY Is Noi Expensive 38-40 Church SI. GIoversviIIe, N. Y. Woodworth Scout Camp 1953 COLLINS 81 REESE Your Friendly Hardware Sfore 27 W. FuH'on S+. Dial 5-I I I6 EASY TO PLAY - EASY TO OWN Thomas EIec+ronic Organ From DON'S PIANO SHOP 6 h G d , M K' 1 , , I ra 6 C In ey 1955 3IO Norfh Mann Sf. GIoversviIIe 5-2424 BURTON INSURANCE AGENCY Gloversville, New York GLOVERSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. GLOVE CITIES CHEVROLET BERNIE CARINGE Washingfon a+ Broadway Phone 4-7I2I GIoversviIIe, N. Y. HUGH J. DONLON I Bes'r Wishes +o 'Ihe Class of I959 Insurance I GEORGE J. DORFMAN 81 CO. After a visit to Hyde Park W DRAKE'S FOOD MARKET - A. G. S+ore - EVERYTHING IN FINE FOODS 34 Easf 8I'I1 Ave. Dial 4-80I2 GIoversviIIe, N. Y. DUNDAY'S 49 N. Main S+. Miss Martorellfs Classe-'50 Menls and BOYS' CIo+hing BOB COLE'S AESSO Wrecking Service 7 AM.- Dial 4-8222 DEAN'S PRESS 9 P.M. 6WWN Superior Prinring 498 Norfh Main Sfreef 6 c, . WSU? eLovERsviLLE, New YORK E. Fulfon GIoversviIIe and N. Y. Li'r+auer PIace THE FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY GIoversviIIe--Nor+I1viIIe MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORPORATION A CompIe+e Modern Banking Service l48 EVELYN GIBBONS Personalized Fashions 89 N. Main Sfreel' FARHART'S GARAGE I9 Washingfon SI. For Dependable and Courleous Service BUICK - OPEL Community Exhibit of 1958 Refreshments are always good FELDMAN'S in Johns'l'own ' FurniI'ure ' Appliances ' Floor Covering ' Giffs ' Famous for Famous Brands- Over 65 Years Besl' Wishes FILMER LEATHER CO. JAMES RISEDORPH, Presideni' We lnviI'e You +o Inquire al' THE ECKER INSURANCE AGENCY Ifor Experl Advice on Any Policyl EDWIN F. ECKER, lLicensed Brolrerl I25 S. Main S+. Gloversville, N. Y. Dial 4-8925 Any Time There Is a Big Difference in Coal We Sell Only LEHIGH VALLEY-HUDSON-BLUE COAL All Known for Their High Qualify FULTON COUNTY COAL 8: OIL CO.. INC. Gloversville 4-3I I8 Johnsfown 6-73 I9 MOBILHEAT-Fuel Oil and Kerosene ,I, HOBBS 8: ZEITLER PHARMACY Prescriplion Specialisls Colored and Black and While Film Rapid Service RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES Free Delivery-Free Parlcing 95 E. Fulfon S+. Dial 5-I8I4 I49 FRANKEL SHOP H. MITCHELL FOX, Prop. 55-57 N. Main S+., GIoversviIIe Dial 5-54l5 FULMONT NEWS CO., INC. Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors Newspapers and Magazines 23 Foresf S+. Dial 5-2317 Visiting Albany State GLOVERSVILLE AUTO PARTS, INC 20I Nor+I1 Main S+. Gloversville, New York A Supplier +o +I1e Glove Trade Since I895 GLOVERSVILLE KNITTING Discussing the Science Program Congra+uIa+ions io ihe AGENCY Class of AII Kinds of Insurance LEATHER CORP. 8 Middle S+. Dial 5-2216 MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS New York--I0 W. 33rd S+. 5 7 , . f Y Chicago-36 So. S+a+e S+. .. ,R -' ,. - ,J San Francisco-209 Pos+ S+. ' -D. R' T a - up ' ' ,.. Palo AI+o-440 Pepper S+. - F ,ef-1. sr. THOMAS, INC. ,I -, y N ,,,. xr? 1 V . f gg, . A Founded I898 ' I '- eLovERsvlLLE, N. Y. GLOVERSVILLE LEATHER, INC. 3l8 W. Fulfon Sl. Gloversville, N. Y. RICHARD C. GREENE Insurance Service I2 Middle SI'ree+ Phone 4-7922 GLOVERSVILLEI NEW YORK The man who takes pictures I. HEIMAN, INC. CI1rysler-Plymoulh-Imperial I88 SouI'l1 Main S'I'reeI' EUGENE HOLLENBECK. JR. Ambulance and Oxygen Service Hospilal Beds Wheel Chairs GHS loses to Johnstown Dial 4-1615 HOUCK'S PHARMACY Complimenls of EARL B. PORT WILLIAM SPELMAN HOLDEN LUMBER CO. Props- I0 Carperwer S+. I I Wesl Fulfon Slreel Telephone No. 4-BI44 GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK Phone 5-23I2 We Deliver HAROLD J. SMITH LEATHER CORPORATION C. B. HAGER M. F. TRACY Insurance Advisors I5 Wesi' FuI'I'on S+. DiaI 5-27 I 3 GIoversviIIe, New York HUNTER GRANITE WORKS WALLIS D. PICKETT AII Kinds of Marble and Granife Memorials on Display ai' Our Warerooms Get them Clean! JACK 8: JILL SHOPPE 80 N. Main S+. Specializing in Teens JERRY'S SERVICE STATION I I3 E. FuI+on S+. Your Mobile Gas Dealer 3 6 L b' +' T' B ++ ' M 'ch d Pfli 52 'Zia Delilvii-Acciessiariii B Q UMBER CC. KINGS ORINCIE A+ GreaI'er Savings Qualify Furni+ure for Over ich 50 Years UEVUE LIVINGSTON'S PAINT 335 SouI'I1 Main Sfreef GLOVERSVILLE Gregory S+. Best Wishes GOLIGER LEATHER EARL W. HATHAWAY 81 SON General Insurance JENNER'S PASTRY SHOP l8I N. 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Main S+. - In Rear NATIONAL WELDING COMPANY ONEIDA MARKETS I67 Nor'l'I1 Main Sfreef and 3 I4 Sou+h Main Sfreei' See You a'I' PEDRlCK'S 48-50 Nor'Ih Main Sfreef FINE FOODS Your Hos+ SAXY MARSHALL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 For You Your Friends Your Communi+y YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION I55 Besf Wishes fo 'Ihe Class of '59 KNOTT AND HOLLOWAY Every Insurance Service Gloversville New Yorlc Dial 5-53 I3 McCUE'S AUTO PARTS, INC. The four musketeers The gangs all h PERSICO'S SMART FASHIONS an NORTH MAIN sr. Specializing From To+s 'ro Teens PHONE 5-I624 QUALITY DAIRY The Bes'r in Ice Cream and Dairy Producfs Phone 5-47I0 337 Souih Main Sireef GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. ROBBINS BROS. Plumbing and Heafing 289 N. MAIN ST. Success Io 'Ihe Class of I959 PYNE'S PLUMBING 81 HEATING I0 Church S+. GLOVERSVILLE. N. Y. C. A. AND R. L. SANDNER Bes+ Wishes LIBERTY DRESSING CO., INC. Compliments of RUBERTI'S BARBER SHOP Success to the Class of I959 N. G. SIMON Picnicking? Compliments of SENATOR'S RESTAURANT 8 Church St. GIoversviIIe, N. Y. Phone 4-9937 4-3449 Good Luck to the Class of I959 TRASKS CIGAR STORE Thiswayw CompIimen+s of A FRIEND Portrait and Commercial Photographer MODERNE STUDIO FRANK AMBROSE Dial 4-3424 I4 S. Main St. GIoversviIIe, N. Y. VOSBURGH'S 79 S. Main S+. GLOVERSVILLE Dislribufors of Frigidaire Appliances Magic Chef Gass Ranges and Heafers Easy Washers WILLIAM B. COLLINS CO. - PrinI'ers and Publishers - GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. Complimenls of BOYCE LAZARUS CORP JHoNsTowN, New YORK ComplimenI's of Bob and Bill Gabeler Hold that pose! THE GABELER AGENCY INSURANCE PARSON'S, INC. OF GLOVERSVILLE HOWARD H. WAKEMAN, Manager B. E. SHELL CO. Sales ancl Service -Phones- 4'3l9l 4'3l92 4'3l93' I39 NorI'h Main SI'ree+ 27I-28I Sou+l1 Main S+. GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK Besf Wishes 'Io Ihe Class of I959 LOUIS RUBIN SUSSMAN SHOES Fashioned +o Sa+is'Iy +he Young C-5aI's Dream 29 N. MAIN ST. 5-O32I Besi' Wishes ERNA'S BEAUTY SALON 22 Church SI. Phone 4-7923 S 'uw A Happy Pair For Fine Fashions HARPER'S ez N. MAIN ST. Everybody Drives a Used Car C. G. MILLER use sour:-1 MAIN sr. THYNE'S DRUG STORE Open Every Day R. H. THYNE. Reg. Ph. w. w. THYNE, Reg. Ph. Licensed Pharmacisis Dial 5-20I4 I47 N. Main S+. TREHER AND JUNG, INC. Plumbing and HeaI'ing Supplies I5-2I BLEEKER ST. YOUR FUTURE IS OUR FUTURE Our Sincere CongraI'uIaI'ion Io +he G. H. S. CIass of '59. The fufure of our Greaf Counfry is now in your hands. E. L. DURKEE 8. COMPANY I3 N. Main s+. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. Complimenfs of WASH BURN'S DAIRY young. MILDRED PRESTON A Special'I'y Shop of Dis'IincIion Opposiie Ihe High School Congrafulaiions 'Io 'rhe Class of '59 From STEEFEL BROS., INC. 7-II Church S+. CIo'I'hing for young men and men who dress Norfhern N. Y.'s Brighiesl' Sfore May 'Ihe Fuiure Hold Prosperi+y and Happiness fo All of You From THE JUNIOR CLASS OF I96O if Plus SKILLS at GUIDANCE-balanced 'l'raining-ac- lnsurance Service of Every Type Iivifies. Placemeni' in key posiiions in Epfsigiss, professional and governmeni' INSURANCE AGENCY ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 8 DIAL 5-43l5 I26-I34 Washingion Ave., Albany 6, N. Y. Siafe Regisfered-Veieran Approved Prepare for YOUR Fu+ure Open a Savings Accounf a+ GLOVERSVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 52 N. MAIN sr. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. 60 Bob and Don admire 'rhe special award +I'1aI' Gus received as a member of 'rhe IOO book club aI' Ihe Dallas Yearbook Seminar. COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Class Rings - Commencemenl' Announcemenfs Caps and Gowns - Medals and Awards - Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY AND SIMON TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Your Represeniafive HODGKINS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodgkins, Don Nash, Bob Gray, and Jim Gerding P.O. Box 9 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Phone EX 3-5374 BLODGETT'S CLEANERS 81 TAILORS THE FINEST CLEANING-THE QUICK SERVICE 20 Church S+. Gloversville, N. Y. Besi' Wishes fo i'he Seniors! From MR. C. E. JENNINGS DIEGES 81 CLUST BOX QW8 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Your Class Ring Supplier Ager 81 Banker .,......., Ahearn Pharmacy ............ Albany Business College AI's Barber Shop ........,.... INDEX TO ADVERTISERS I45 ..,c.c...I45 I60 I42 Frankel Shop ,,..,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,4,,,,A,,,,,,, l5O Fulmonl News .,,.,......,...........,.. Fullon Counly Coal 8: Oil ......... Fullon Counly Nalional Bank ..... Jay Aller ....................... .,..,.,,- I 44 GabeIer's Insurance ..........,.,.,.,..., Alvord 8: Smilh's ..,A....Y........ ,-A------ I 45 Garlock's Garage ..... Argersinger Depl. Slore ........ .,.. .... I 4 6 Geisler's Insurance ,,,,,,, Arl Slone Co. ................. ....,.,., I 45 Evelyn Gibbons .............. . Balfour Co. ........ .,,...... I 6I Glove Cily Chevrolel Bally Insurance ........,,,,.... ......... I 45 Glove Cily Dairy ........... Becker's Camera Shop .f.. ......... I 42 Gloversville Aulo Parls ................A Beman's Record Slore ,,a,. ,.,,,.... I 44 Gloversville Fed. Savings 81 Loan Berger Lealher Corp. ..,.A ......... I 43 Gloversville Knilling Co. .....,...,, .. Berger'S Bakery ............... --------- I 44 Gloversville Lealher Crop. ,,.., . Berkshire I'IiI'CIWf3!'e CO- ---- f -------, I45 Gloversville Sporl Shop ......., .. Bl0dge'I l'S Dry Cleaners ......... Golliger Leafher ,A,...A.,-.,AA,,,. Blodgell's Healing ......... BIodgell's Reslauranl ..... Boyce-Lazarus Corp. .... , BresIaw's ,,,,.....,.,..,............ Brunswick Radio Corp. Burr Lumber Co. ............ . Burlon's Insurance Cameo Beauly Salon . Carbonelli Insurance Carlson 8: Co. ..,..... . Chancer's Beauly ......... Cily Nalional Bank ......,. Clark 8: Bullis ..,.,.,..A,.. Coca-Cola Co. ,.,... . Cohen's ......... . .........s.. . CoIe's Service Slalion . Collins 81 Reese ............ William B. Collins Co. Dairy Queen ................,,,, Darling Ice Co ....,,.,.,,,,. Darling Moving Co. Davis Florisl .,.............. Dean's Press .,,,.,,..,....., De Sanlis Shoe Repair Dieges 8: Clusl .......,...,. Di Mezza's Liquor Slore Hugh Donlon Insurance Don's Piano Shop .... George Dorlman's . Drake's Markel ..,.. Dunday's ...,,,...,..... E. L. Durkee Co. ......... . EarIene's Beauly Salon Ecker's Insurance ........ Ellon Lealher Corp. Erna's Beauly Salon ....... S. J. Fallls Co. ..,.....,,,,... . Farharl Bros. .......... Farharl's Garage ,,.,....,,,,.,, Morris FeIdman's Corp. Filmer Lealher Co. ,,......., . Charles Finkle ..,.. I 46 .......,.I42 I 58 I46 ,,.,..,..I45 I 46 I. Heiman's Richard Greene .... Hager 8: Tracy ..,. Harper's ...................... Halhaway Insurance ..... Hobbs 8: Zeiller ......,, -H-M---I47 Holden Lumber --af--5---I46 Eugene Hollenbeck, Jr. ----------I46 Houck's Pharmacy ----------I44 Hunler's Granile Ideal Lealher Finishers ----------I46 Independenl Lealher -A-----a--I47 Jack 8: Jill Jacobson's ,.,......I47 , ......,. I47 Jenner's Paslry .,.....,.. --off----I48 Jerry's Service Slalion I 47 I 58 I42 I43 Junior Class Junior Shop Jones 8: Naudin .,,...., JuIe's Beauly Salon .,.,. --A-A-I42 Kennedy Funeral ---A--I42 Key Club ,,..,.....l48 I42 Kingsbury's I 62 I42 Kline s ,,,,..,, Kingsboro Lumber ..., Knoll 8: Holloway ....... -------we-'49 Krause's News ----V--'47 Laundereze -------I48 Laundromal I 48 I 48 Leller Memorial Co. Liberly Dressing Co. ------I59 Livingslon's ------'I42 Ernesl Lull 8: Co. ------'49 Lynch 8: Baird ----A150 M's Supermarkel .l....,I59 ,,l..l.I42 ,.,,.,.I44 .......I49 .,,,...I49 ,......I49 MarIene's Specially Shop . Marlin 8: Naylor Co. ,..,.... . McCues Aulo Parls ..........,.. McKibben Oflice Machines ...... Melody House .....,.,......, .. Louis Mevers 8: Son ....... C. G. Miller ...... . Fred C. Miller ...,,,,..,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, Moderne Sludio .........,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Monlano Eleclric Supply Co. .,., . Morse 81 Jenkins ,.,........,,,,,,,,,...,. Muddle 8: Muddle ,.....,.,..,.s,s,. Nalional Welding Supply ....., Nalion Wide Insurance Co. .. NichoIson's Candy Shop ...... A. D. Norlon Co. ......,.,.... . Oneida Markel ........ Palace Diner ........ Parsons Inc. ..... .,...,, Peck's Flowers ,,............. Pedrick's Reslauranl .,..... Thomas M. Pesico ....... PoIIy's Club Diner .................. Pyne's Plumbing 8: Healing ...... Oualily Dairy ,......,.,.............,.,.,...... William Ringle Isurance .,..,,.,,.,....,.. Robbins Bros. Plumbing 81 Healing Robinson 8: Smilh, Inc ............,...... RosIrin's Handbags 8: Luggage ...... Rossbach Shoe Slore ,................. Roy's Greenhouses ............,,.,.. Ruberli's Barbershop ....... J. M. Rubin 8: Sons .,.. Sam's Beauly Shop .,,,.., R. A. Sanlella Insurance Sarraino 81 Curio ....,,, Scheneclady Gazelle ..... Schullz Fuel 8: Oil ,, Senalor's Reslauranl ........... H. A. Shahda Anliques ...,,. B. E. Shell Co. .,,......,..,..... . Simon's Liquor Slore .... Harold J. Smilh .... Spicer Insurance .,.l Sl. Thomas, Inc. . Sleelel's .................... S+iIweII's Grocery ........ Sussman Shoes ........ Bill Sudam .....,,,.,,,.,.. Thyne's Drug Slore Hrask's Cigar Slore Treher 8: Jung. Inc. .,............ . Trusl Co. ol Fullon Counly ...... Tyler Tile Co. ,....,. .................. , Van's Sporling Goods .... ..., Vosburgh's ...,,...................... Walralh 8: Bushouer Inc. Washburn's Dairy ........,,,,.......... Wessels Insurance Agency ...... Wesl End Service Slalion While Holland House ........... . Willner Insurance Agency ......, F. W. Woolworlh ................... Y. M. C. A. ........v....... Mildred Preslon's ..,...............................,. I60 LEND YOUR SUPPORT TO THESE ADVERTISERS I42 THE END wr' A x. n K- K - ,', ,YP AA .li WN. f X ' . ' 'gi x . 'mx , ' Ak . wx . 'NA A s 'LY Q k sn. L. x C ' W. A15-5 A K ' A 5 4. ',. l 1 A .n J , A . . 5 . a Y X K1 1 5' , ,Q - . TT ff ef. -M 1 '- Ears' .. X. --AQ if VN, 1 . 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