Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

TIME CAPSULE CONTENTS Op e' olios Tim Fosrer, is nor going in rhe Time Copsule-bur rhe shirr is! 4 j Cheers! DO NOT OPEN BEFORE 2000 A Copsule For Our Time What orrifocrs of 1980, if stored owoy in o rime capsule and opened in twenty years, will move this June's gradu- ates to o nostalgia for their high school days? What items, uncovered in the year 2000, will remind us of the true texture and flavor of the fods and fashions of today? The students or Goversville High School hod o chance to rhink about these questions last foil. Because the Oro- de '80 staff wonted to link the new decode of the eighties with the coming of the next century, they ar- ranged for the doss of ’80 to bury a rime capsule which will be opened or their twentieth reunion by doss histori- an Chris Nicolella. All students could nominate five things they thought best represented the Class with Class . The results were very interesting. Our of 6,000 items, the only brand of beer mentioned was Miller’s. Mork, Steve Martin, and The Cars had to be induded. An '80 Class with Class T-shirt was a must, as was The Rock, which Louise Lomanro made a model of with our slogon on its front. Also, a sign with the price of gas today should be interesting to see in the year 2000. All of the items induded are pictured on the cover. The item most frequently mentioned was a copy of the Oracle '80 This in itself will bring back the most memories. Its pictures, captions, and copy are in them- selves a rime capsule. Many yearbooks are buried for years under a pile of old books on a dusty shelf, then finally uncovered when one wants to remember a name, a face, or a speaol moment. The Orade '80 intends to be a record for the future of our activities, our spirit, our lifestyle, and our friends. This is rhe essence of our rime copsule. Open it.............and remember. The strange source of Just The Way You Are 5 Rosanno Fronco rhes our o pop- ulor Americon sporr Sue McCulough. Corol Gottung, Anne Holrz worth and John Lomonro. prepare ro defend rheir doss. Missing Person Doug Bradford's partner Goversville's Crown Jewel Lynn James ond Dove DiMezzo skerching for Mr Jerome Andy Guidry Nrs rhe srreers with h6 new ser of wheels Lost in rhe crowd or SPAC Jomes Taylor Concert- Summer '79 7 JUST THE WAY YOU ARE Many rradirions were changed on June 9, 1979 as rhe Class wirh Class held rheir unique and memorable Junior Prom. The evenr began wirh a bre afrernoon cockroil parry ar rhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nicolella, which was enjoyed by all as a relaxing prelude ro rhe prom. Ar dusk, every- one proceeded ro rhe eleganr Nick Sroner Inn for rhe beginning of rhe dinner-donee. As rhe donee floor filled afrer o delicious dinner, o nighr of dancing ro rhe music of rhe Smith Drorhers Bond gor under way. Ar ren o'dock, everyone crowded around os our doss advisor, Miss Mary Lewis announced rhe coronorion of John Lomonro and Jewel Brown os rhe prom King ond Queen, who were chosen by rhe doss of 1980 The dondng continued Onril midnighr wirh oil prodoiming rhe evening o grear success. Above: Ron Frasier ond Jay Mur- roy-prom buddies lefr: The boy's line-up Top The girl’s line up Left The royol couple Above Just the woy rhey were- our courr 9 Left Whor's so omusing obour Morh-12? Detow John Lomonro, our Srudenr Council presi denr, speoks ro his electorate Rjghr Dud Johnsronour colm ond cool Phorogropher Delow Por Tierney xir Boy's Srore Rep wirh o record Below A pouse In the oction Mr Montogue reheorses Mouse trap Right Morr Morgon ond Mike Coon ger o few poinrers from rhe Director The rheme of our yearbook looks forward rwenry years ro rhe year 2000. We musr also look ro rhe posr, ond honor rwo reochers who hove been o parr of G.H.S. for over rwenry years. Mr. Clo ond Mr. Monrogue ore dedicored reochers who hove worked dosely wirh rhe srudenrs. Their conrriburions ro rhe music ond rheorre programs hove involved inesrimoble hours of rime unselfishly given. Their knowledge, porience, ond direcrion hove helped ro develop ond perfecr rhe varied rolenrs of many ambitious young odulrs. The Orode '80 sroff rakes rhis opporruniry ro rhonk borh rhese men, who hove endeared rhemselves ro on enrire generorion of G.H.S. srudenrs. 12 Con'r you see ir my woy? Detow Soly Dorkevich ond Tim Ecker wondering why Righr Homs Scorr Emonueto ond Don Kenny provide o bockdrop for rhe objective observonon of Jeff DefXocker Left Doug Holl shooring some Hoop Above And rhere he is........Dill Rowley Righr Nee Below Paul Ligon ond his lob more rrying ro ochieve preciseness Above Nick Simon on mnocenr bysr und- er Below left Pjck Songes mokes tghr of Bruce Dunhom's flex, while Doug Buyce ignores ir Below nghr The Mosem Broth- ers (John ond Sreve) SENIORS SENIOR, LEADERS Vice President S Dorkevich. Hisrorion C Nicoleflo, President L Lomonto, Treasurer J Drown, Secretary A Cerasia. Santa's Lirrle Helpers Jewel Drown Chris Nxiolleto ond Anno Cerosio Louse Lomonro Solly Dorkevich G H S.’s Finesr Michele Mickels Reody For Acron WILLIAM ALDANESE 20 ROY ANDERSON JUNE AOUILLA LESLIE ARMSTRONG LESLIE ARSENAULT MICHELLE BAIRD KIM ATKINSON MICHAEL AYDT SANDRA DAKER BRENDA BAKER The Winner Of The 1980 Beoury Pogeonr Is CAROL BEACH CLIFFORD BECK LEONARD BECK STEVEN BEEKMAN BRIDGET BELL AMY BESTVINA BETSY BERNER HAROLD BELL WARREN BLAH The Four Srooges JOHN BIGGERS JEFFREY BLIVEN RICHARD BLODGETT JOANN BONFEY MATTHEW BOWERS KATRINA BOYD DOUGLAS BRADFORD Debbie And Bersy Are Coughr Trying To Bribe The Photographer To Take Their Picrure' PAUL BRINK Mike Munches Our Ar The GHS MessHoH NANCY DAUCE LORI DRONK JEWEL DROWN JACQUELINE DUANNO SUSANA DURGESS MICHAEL DURNETT BRUCE BURTON DAVID CALFRANCESCO MARIA CALANDRA Bud Johnsron Vored Mosr Likely To Succeed1 KIMBERLY BURTON DEBORAH CAPUTO ANNA CERASIA LOREEN BUYCE SMI Trying To Groduore, Huh. Greg? KATHY GRILLO DONALD CLIZDE THERON CHAMDERLAIN ■ ANTHONY COGER DARYEL COGER VILLEMENA COUNTRYMAN 27 28 Here Comes Perer Corronroil PERCY DANIELS 29 ARMAND D'ERRICO PETER. DESJARDINS JEFFREY DEVOE I LINDSAY DIANA DEVEN Dl CAPRIO Chorlie Srock Goes From Rags MATTHEW DI MAIO DARY Dl MAIO L . ■U DAVID Dl MEZZA VINCENT Dl MEZZA DARLENE D'ONOFRIO JANET DRESCH TIM ECKER SCOn ERCOLIANI JANICE DUMONT JACQUELINE EMANUELE Rondy Morhtos Wondering Why DRUCE DUNHAM FRANK EMOND To Riches! 31 VAN FONDA RALPH FILIPELLI ROSANNA FRANCA LISA FERRARO Smile Prerry. Gris1 ROBERT FLOYD MARY ELLEN FOSMIRE TIM FOSTER Jocques Kocik World Fomous Hockey Ployed RONALD FRASIER JEFFREY FREDERICK SUZANNE FREDERICK CHR5TINE FREMMER DARDARA GARDNER LINDA GERSAK 33 LAWRENCE GETMAN DONALD GFFORD Delieve It Or Nor, I'm Srudying MARK QLLEN CHRISTOPHER GLOVER 34 WCH HAVEL Serwors Definitely The Class With Class 35 DEDORAH HEACOCK CHRIS HILDRING MICHAEL HINE Doc Explons Vender Wool's Theory Of LAURA IACOVONE GINA INSOGN1A Molecular Arrrocnon ANNE HOLTZWORTH GEORGE HLADIK ANDREW JOHNSTON FRED JONES MARY KAUFFMAN YVONNE KILGORE Isn'r Hsrory Amozmg, Kely? DAVD ISOLDA LYNN JAMES MARK KARPINSKI JULIE LANGTON Soly And Jo Anne Use Cresr1 HANKY LAURIA DOREEN LAV ADA GREGORY LANPHERE TAMIE LA VALLEE DELLA LINCE THERESA UNDSLEY LAURA LYONS DILL LITZ ANNE LOMANTO And Nexr On The Auction Block Is Fred Jones� LOUISE LOMANTO JOHN PHILIP ROSARIO LOMANTO FRANK MALAGA THOMAS MARINO DAROARA ANN MALIK RANDY MATHIAS RANDY MANCHESTER MAH MATTICE Hey Guys. Check Our Thor 8 Thor Jusr Walked Dy' ELAINE MC CREIGHT SUE MC CULLOUGH VERNA MEHER JOHN MELITA KIMOERUE LYNN MERCER MICHELLE R AAICKELS 42 ANTHONY MILLS WESLEY MUDDLE MICHAEL MULLINS JAMES MOREY SHARON MOSCONI KIM MORELAND JOHN MOSETTI CHRISTOPHER NICOLELLA PETER OSTRANDER MICHAEL NIGRO Surprise. Jennifer Dokjwm' You're On Candid Camero' CONSTANTINE ORFAN JAY MURRAY LYNN OTTUSO SALLIE PAGANO The Srudious Horry Lourio XDANNE PECORINO KARL PELLEGRJNO 45 CONCETTINA PAPA MARY PAYNE SHARON PASQUARELLA ROOERT PATTERSON GREG PALAAATEER DEBORRAH PERNA DRIAN PETTIT Dear Mom. I Think I Finally Understand This Gome Colled FoorboH' Koerkg Hilsen. Orro AAICHAEL PROIETTI KELYNNE REED VERNON RICHARDSON LANCE RODOINS RODIN ROSENBAUM JEFF ROSSI WILLIAM ROWLEY DEBBIE RUDSCHA Mom. I'm Busy1 I'll Do Ir Lorerl Whor Are You Thinking Abour, Jon RANDY RULISON ROBIN RUMMLER LOUIS SALVIONE RICHARD SANGES VALERE SANGES RICHARD SARDELLA GARY SCHLEGAL HOWARD SCHLENKER DEBORAH SCHMITT 49 Pssr Only One Arm, Barb1 DAVID SCHRADER MARCIA SEMPREVIO CRYSTAL SHEPARD 50 RANDY SIEGLE NICHOLAS SIMON RICHARD SCHWED KAREN SHULTS Deng A Teocher Really Mokes Me Feel Imporranr' scon SIMONDS ANGELA MARIE SMIMMO OARR Hong In There. Anno. Fridoy's Comingi JAAAES SMULLEN VICKI SMITH ROGER SMITH FRED SNYDER G H S's Version Of Arias And Hercules LISA SMULLEN 51 52 OTTO STRANDVK3 JAMES STUART MARK SWEARS Marions Invade Goversville High School1 DEBBIE THERREN KIMBERLY THOMPSON PATRICK TIERNEY BRIAN TOWN Noled’'1 DAVD TRAVIS CHERYL VANGROCKLIN mmi i RONALD VANALSTYNE CHRBTOPHER TRICOZZI ROBERT VANDY See. It Melrs In Your Mouth Nor In Your Hond' I JOHN VANHUSEN Look Ar AB This Homework i PATRICK VISCOSI TERRI LYNNE VOSE PATRICIA VAN SKIVER SUSAN VAN VRANKIN LINDA WAGAR K1M0ERLY WATTS CAROL VAYLETT L6A WENTWORTH Eosrern 747. ELLSWORTH WHITDECK STUART WILLIAAAS CHRISTOPHER WILSEY ROGER WOLTMAN AAELISSA WOOD MARY JANE YOST RAYMOND YOST RICHARD YOST MICHELE ZAYICEK MISSING SENIORS KYLE ASHTON NICHOLAS DAUER JOSEPH DROOKS KATHY DROWN SEAN CHILDS TINA FLINT NORMAN LOCKWOOD WILLIAM MORSE MICHAEL MOSCONI FRANK NETHAWAY PATRICIA OLSEN SHELLY RICHARD LORI RYAN PAUL ZUCKERWAR 57 SENIOR DAY A memorable day when seniors ocred os odmmtsrrarors Vice Principal Robin Rosenboum Principal Greg Lonphere Principal Kim Mercer Vice Principal Dud Johnsron 58 ond faculty NOVEMBER. 1979 59 SANTA PROJECT 60 SPECIAL MOMENTS 61 63 - vv lilii Treasurer Sue LaPorro, Vice Presidents Ivon NVemple, Presidenr Eva Corsini, Secretory Karhy Funke Eva Corsini and Mrs Pererson having o friend- ly chor Mory Brody ond Loreno Ortosky look over o sricky siruorion 67 Sue LoPorto T Dlockwood. J Deoch. C. Dorksdole. J. Akey, M Dailey Dock K Ad«er, W Deck. M Drody Fronr W Dernhordr, D Anris. L Adorns. K Arkinson 903 Korhy Funke doing Are you using resource mo- some heavy thinking reriols? Dock: H. Dens, M Dolzono, R Dlodgerr. G Anronucd Fronr D AkJi 68 G. Chrisrodulu, M Copono, M Copono. T Drown, W Clarkin, R Oine 69 Sronding: fV DiMezzo. M Crossmon. D Diodoro. D J Dovis, T Crowl. J Currhoys. J Daniels Sirring A Donnety Two Juniors hard or work? J. Darling, S Denme, D Denme, T DiMokd, K Dovm, E Corsini, S DeWeese Mr Comeromon. here I om in rhe corner Dock: A Dicrurrob. G DeGcco, J Dbno. A Cozzolino, fV Darling Fronr M DeLong, Y Ambrosino. J Donniono 906 Sronding D Ernsr, J Frye, S. Gardner, D Frasier, G. Everhorr, J. Esper, K Elmendorf Sirring E Doran. B Gagne Sheify Anodio ond Karen Smirh Buddies1 Dock D Eisemann, K Fox. S Emonuele Fronr K Gallup, K Funke, L Frasier Dock: S Fodorcheck, J Gorguilo. T D 'Onofrio Middle S Anodio. C Golpn. E Galway Sirring M Emden 907 Oh! wow - Ir does work! Sronding L Germon, D Hohenforsr. R Gorkxk, L Houghron, C Hillman Sirring: $. Hespelr. S Glover. R. Helwig, M loele Srondmg: D Hommood. R Horn mood, S Horrnerr Sirring J. Honi fon, J Houghron, J Hoogboon. A M Grody 908 J Lowrmuir. T Kenyon. T KJingbeil, K Kenyon. K Jenkins, C Krueger Srondmg J Kelly. D Kenny. L Keller Sirring J Kirchen, D Lovery, C Joslm, C Kodle Fronr D Joros Dock K Keorney. M Himmler. A Lourio, D Jordon Fronr J Lander. K Kucel. S LoPorro. L. King 909 Dock T Mortice, fV Lee. M Lomonro, T Marshall Front C Loux. L. Miller. M. McCloskey. P Ligon. Never mind Jamie, everybody mokes mistakes Dock: M Madden. K Morrin. T Monchesrer, Front S Meher. C Phom. S. Moye Dock M Mdler. W Modison. M Leichenower Fronr A Mills, L Moy 910 Srondng A Oarhour. J Orloff, A Nicolella. Sirring J Polmo reer, D Oore. L Orlosky The cover grl look Srondmg D Oore. M Orloff. W Moore, R Moses Sirring J.L. Peck, K. Muscoro, D Porrerson S. Spry. P SJode, M Smith. T Songer. G Smirh J Srrouse, S Suchy. E Srock. J Sworr, J. Trombley. R Von Alsryne I Sreele. P Telfer. P Unger. J Von Dyke. L Von Duren, C Tolcorr ftetaxing on rhe town Dock: S Wrtson, J Widdemer, K Zinkhom Fronr P Woger, M Weover, fV Zorrelli D Von Slyke, E Woffle, T. Wifcoms, L. Wolrhers, R. Wilioms. K. Viscosi, M Yosr 79 M Whire, J. Workins, I. Wemple, D Woodruff. fV Willioms Sue LoPorro shows her form CANDID5 Korhy Morey ond Lynn James gerring o Nrrie siHy Angela Smimmio, Debbie Dean. Karhy Sleezer, ond Todd Obenhouf woiring for doss Nick Simon ond Kelly Oorhour's dose encounter is inrerrupred by rhe camera 81 SOPHOMORE LEADERS President Pom Sorrerlee, Vice Presidenr Moraa Tierney. Secre Pom Sorrerlee rory Theresa Rumrill. Treasurer Beth Schwed. Derh Schwed Sronding D Arnold. T Anodio, L Doles, K Allen Sirring: C Dorr, M Ambrosino, P Doumgoerrel. S Dlood Dock J Correr. L Chichesrer. D Cotofroncesco, L Browne, Fronr T Brown, G Colondro, A Cerasio, D. Borch Indusrrtol Arrs ore for everyone Dock; J Gunneson, A Gorber. G Emden, M Edwords. D Fogonr, R Guy, Middle; J Goydusek, K Hornish, D Germon, M German, G Godfrey Front, M Flonsburg, R Gorber Top, R Gogen, AAiddle, M Fondo, L Gunderson, D Durkin. J. FKnr. D Honifon, G Hondy. R Floyd Front; K Honsen, L Green, E Funke, J Eschler Standing, S. Gifford, D Guyer, C. Gorguito, R Grirch, F. Fernandez, A Grant Sitting, K Forrow, J. Hatch. D Gegen hetmer, S Goble Paul Lomonro osks; Why me? 108 Dock D Loke. M Kujorh. M LoFever. P Lomonro. D Lewis Froor L Lander. D Loke. T Lourirooo. M Kearney Theresa Rumnl o GHS beourylH 203 Dock M Laird. T Louno. D Kirby, D Knursen, S Kenny Fronr C Keller, M Kumpon. K Kunicki, P Kucel Sreve Mosem Gee. Doogy is fun1 Dock J Moore. D Morey. D Mooney. W Moore Fronr S Miller. K Meher. L Meyers. V Mosem M Monom. M Moiog i 91 Lefr ro Pighr L Perrir, D Pednck, S Meyers. D D OpolKo. D Oorhour, K Nkznick, V Perm Dock C Pepe. D Mowery. K Mullins. L Peck, L Pepe, Fronr D Olsen, S Per redo, L Poimoreer 92 Dock T Richord. M Sowyer, T Rossi, S Songes Fronr D Rokvico, D Sonrelto, T Richordsoo, M Sonreilo Dock T RumnN, D Robtxns, D Sox, P Soirerlee, Front P Reed, J Reed. R Roco, A Rubern 93 Docis D Soyder. A Storkowslsi, P Schlegel. M Smrric. P Schwed. E Srurgess Fronr S Snell. K SJeezer, S Shonohon, L Sruon 94 DocK AA Tierney Fronr J Thornron, J Volochovic. D Terronovo, R Vtsconn, A Tremonre, R VonNosrrond SOLOMf Dock J Wdrers, K Voghr, L VonDuren. D Verrego, A Travis. C Telfer, M Tnppoda Fronr D Workins. J VanShoffel Taub, L ¥ te' Dock B Thompson. E Turpin, D Wdker. F VanAlsryne. W VanNos- rrand Fronr J Washburn 95 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS Photographers sril bring our rhe besr in G.H.S.: K Niznik. T Pumrill. D Compognone, K. Forrow. P Sorreriee FRESHMEN LEADERS President. Mory Fosrer. Vice President Jodene Dresch, Secretory Ralph Orruso Anne Simon. Treasurer Stephanie Bakyro Karen La very. Lome Meher. Lon Molagisi and Dsa Peck enjoy being together Crofrsmon or work David Ferguson Km Muscoro. Mary Jo Muscoro, and Debbte Copuro hoving a lirrie lunch 99 205 Bock R. Ambrosino. C. Bartlett, L Albonese, P Anodio. ft. Aldi, S. Bokyro Front: B Borkevich. M Ambrosino Bock: J Atoernne. P Anognosropuios, D Bourle, fV Alfini, Fronr: J Askew. D. Asie, D Bourle, J. Ambrosino Uso Albonese flashes her smile V Archer, B Baldwin, A Borksdole, S. Armstrong, A Anodio, M Ambro- s on, G Ashline 207 Dock: R Dtodgerr, K Bruce. K Drowned. M Drown. Fronr R Dronk Dock: C Drown, R. Deck, D Dorson Fronr C Dovee, N Brundige, D Drosure The losresr in Fosrer Gronrs Dock D Dowmon, R. Deck, D Broodwell, T Denron Fronr C Dell, R. Doles Pere Anognosropulos disogrees 102 The Freshmen do hove spirit1 Jodene flirts with her science port ner Bock A Corsini. S Coon, T Conn. K Donforrh Front: J Donee. A Comsrock, J. Clough, V Cook. Dock L DeGcco, fV Dovis. M Dorling. D Oizbe Front B Darling. N Darling. K. Collins 103 306 Lefr ro righr: D Ernsr, R Dingmon, D Desjardins, C Eschler, R. Dormon, R Dugos. J D'Onofrio Srocey and Korhy- Science buddies Lefr ro righr E Fox. M Fosrer, T Dunn. S. Fovile, E Dorfmon, D Ferguson. J Dresch, J DeJNigro, L Ed- wards Dock D Edwards, T Dono, J Foley Middle D DeRocker, D Esrey. L Decker Fronr: M Dubray. T. Fondo. L Ellis 511 ft Golkjp, C Gifford. M Frederick D Frye, J Gokjmon Dock J Goodemore, S German. G Fremmer. C Golpin. Fronr M Gomboro, D Froiser. T Frasier. M GAs Dock ft Wilson, J. Willioms, ft Whire. ft Young, AAiddle D Young, D Whfimon. M Wilson Fronr S Wiflfi. M Yosr, L Wilsey Dock P Gblin, C Funk. C Frye. W Garber Middle T Frye. P Gallup, Fronr P Gblm, L Gagne Dock J Leoch, K Lovery. L Mologisi, N Morhios Front N Ugon, H Lozorus, L Lawyer, T Ligon Clockwise from left S Lee, C Modden. $ Lourirono. D Mohoney. J Loux. M Locorelli. R. LighrhoH. D Looghenry 603 Dock C Sorrin. C Russo Middle D Sena. S Solino. R Songes, K Rose Front R. Schroder. C Sordello Dock R. Schroder. D Ruggero, T Rubs cho. Front R Seno, C Rulison, T Ro nrooe. K Schroder Dock A Moy, M Loverdure Front F Motuk. S Moidmenr. T Martin. Dock J Hommond. S Grohom, K Guy. D Honifon Fronr J Horr. P Guyerre. M Hoqelund. R Hosbrouck Whorl. We never leorned rhorl From bock T. Groudons, K Hde. D Hd. L Houser, D Groves. J Gugenberger. K Hondy From bock I Hayes, J Honifon. S Hondy. C Hozzord, G Graziono. J Grey. J Horvey 107 Dock: L LoFounroin. K Jockson, K Kocel. Middle D Hill, A Jovorone. M Herrick, J. Jo verone Front T Hickock, K Klingbei. T. Herrick 602 Dock P Horton. E Loir, Middle J Keorney. J. Korpinski. D Hlodik, M Horning Front J. Klempo, T Howbnd. 201 Dock J Jones, K Lorson, L Kissinger Middle D Ingrohom, A Hine, N Kumpon, T Jones, L. Lochmoyer Front K Holmlund. P Insogno Dock R Shonklond, R Sobkowich. C Smith, Front: K Smith. V Smith. D Smith Dock A Simon. R Smith, S. Siegfried, J Shanahan, S Sieezer Fronr M Simonds, K Shoblom, D Servello 108 604 Dock M Monreleone, K Oorhour, R Normondin, C Osrronder Front: R Mullins. D. Meher, C Morrison. P Moore. R Miles Dock M McCrocken, D Merwirz. G Mu- sillo. L Meher. D Orloff. S. Ochompough, S Morrison, Fronr C. McCreo, P McCune, M Nicolello Dock D Oore, R Monreleone, J. O'Drien, S Morse Fronr M Nylond, M Morgon, T Miller 109 Koren enjoys lunch wirh her friends. Bock F Verrond. K Unger. M Stock. S Viscosi. B Tromb- ley. J VonAlsryne Front D VonAvery, A Sweeny, J Worson. C Timmernnon, C Thompson S. Teetz. C Suchy, C Sweet, J Srrouse, C. Sutiiff, B Walters, D Walter, J VonVronken. Standing, bock B Verrego, K. VanAu ken. J Tetreaulr. B Vovrids. D Stan yon. J. Watson Middle J Steele. R Volachovic Front D Tyler. C Thomp son. N Sweet FACES IN 400 John Goodemore Jodene Dresch Ralph Ortuso no 605 Sronding P Poyfor, S Ricco, D Paul, L Piazza Sirring S Reppenhagen, J Phillips, K Orruso, K Peck THE CROWD Srondmg K Roisron. A Perers, M Proterri. M Palmer Sirring D Pilkey, K Ouirr. A Piazza, M Peck. M Pererson Dock M Pikm, J. Perrir, V Paries, J. Persch, K Passino. Sirring: J. Pike, S. Osrronder, G Peck. D Porks Tony Compognone Corolyn Russo 111 GLOVEMAKING Top rlghr M Loir, C Glover. S Morlirr. V Possono. T Wilson Fronr R Ploce, W Morlirr. K Mulholl, J HiHmon. N Roperer. S Burgess LEXINGTON BOCES Clockwise from lefr W Groziono. J VonEvero. M Holmes. B Cole. C McKuloch Advisor. J Morey. D Lince. Sronding A Phelps. D Mouro. E Pemr, B Ackey, S Ro- moine, D Peeler. S. Shoffer. C. Loir, R. Gonnon. J Rinr. C VonHuesen Sirring from rop L Jomes. C Loir, E Woffle. M Yosr, R. Simmick. A Snyder. C Tricozzi. J Esposiro Bock R Floyd, F Nerhowoy. G In- sogno, K Srurgess Middle Y Kilgore. K. Smirh Fronr: P Doniels. R Monches- rer, C. Beoch 112 ACTIVITIES Firsr row K Collor, L Peck, S Spry, P Songer, N Bruce, Second row R Briggs, R Fischer, S. Croig, A Lomonro, M Ropon, L locovone. K Arkmson, J Brown, D Honigon Third row J Aquilio, L. Frasier, A Besnvon, D DiCopno. C Popo Fourth row S Repen hogen. K Lovery, J Trombley, L Browne, S Perrello, K Levy Missing: R. Zorrelli, D. Nizmk, C Fremmer., M. Coon, Typists: B Boker, D Perno, J Beach D DiCopno. C Popo Ads and promotions monogers A Holrzworth, S McCuHough Coedirors in-chief. Exciremenr builds os ideas fly bock and forrh for rhe Orode '80. From ideas only, o book will be born rhor will be cherished for years ro come. Ar long lasr, decisions ore mode ond rhe work begins. Each editor is coughr up in rhe frenzy ond confusion of picture roking, of rrying ro wrire good stories ond coprions, and (worst of oil) meeting those deadlines rhor always seem to loom so threateningly on rhe horizon. Finally, rhe work in done, all breathe o sigh of relief, ond anriaporion returns • but this time it is greater. Then rhe day comes when rhe first book arrives. Oracle '80 is here! ! ENJOY! K Boyd Secretory, Mrs Kouffmon odvisor K Funke: asst loyour editor, L Lomonro layout editor, G Pierce: ossr art editor, J Bono vie ort ediror 114 C Nicolelo. A Guidry Assisronr Photographers. D Johnsron Chief Phorogropher 115 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing S. Williams, J Lomonro, D Johnsron, M Lomonro, A Donnel- ly. E. Srock, L Drown Sirring D Heocock, L Armstrong, K Deed, C Gorrung, Mr Deed, Adivsor Missing E Corsim The Srudenr Council is composed of five representa- tives elected from each class: o president and vice-presi- dent, elected by the srudenr body, o secretory and treasurer, elected by the Council; and o Public Relations The Counai reaches new heghrs rogerher Officer, Various committees are formed to carry our programs. Members of the Council attended the four-day seminar sponsored by the New York Stare Secondary School Srudenr Organization, where they compared and discussed school problems with other stare council members. The Srudenr Council has worked very hard and has become very active and productive. This year, the Srudenr Council sponsored the First Annual Homecoming, which was a major undertaking The Council members thank Mr Paul Reed for all the help and support he has given them Front J. Dresch, L. Dlanchard, K Shobbm. M Tierney, I Sommella Dock T Frasier, P Lomonro, K Hondy, S Solino D Toub 117 (Left) The GRUESOME TWOSOME (Chorlie Stock and Sruort Wil lioms) FIRST ANNUAL G.H.S. HOMECOMING WEEK . . . K+U Sir Ms' Our first Homecoming Queen, Corol Way lerr, escorted by Steve Beekman (Below) Pensive ond prerry Korhy Funke (Right) Laresr fod one day only modelled by Tony Jovorone Homecoming Week Mon., Nov 5: Grub Day Tues., Nov 6. Dress-Up Day Wed., Nov. 7: Crozy Day Thurs., Nov 8: Maroon ond Whire Day Slave Aucrion Fri., Nov 9: Slave Day Pep Polly Bonfire Sot, Nov 10: G'ville vs. J'rown . . . A WEEK OF FUN, LAUGHTER AND ANTICIPATION The Queen and her Court Queen and Courr Carol Waylerr • Queen Jewel Drown Corole Gorrung Louise Lomanro Porrido Sreworr Horresr couple oround Jim Hoag boon ond Doug brodford. Sold1 Jim Houghron for $2 Moroon ond White for- everl! G.H.5. BAND BAND STAFF Front S Crossmon Dock M Donnelly, Mr Clo, P Jeffers, M Meschino, K Kmnick, C Way lerr, I Relipeo Missing C Thompson, L King The Gloversville High School Bond is in irs first year of comperirion sponsored by rhe New York Srare Field ond Conference. The members of rhe G H.S Bond hove compered in rhree comperi- rions rhis year or Norwich, N.Y., Cornell Universi- ry, New Hartford, N.Y., ond or rhe Srare Finals or Irhoco, N Y. On on individual level, some bond members porricipore in NYSSMA solo comperi- rion, ond in Area-All Srore ond All-Counry bonds ond wind ensembles The Bond also performed, losr year, in rhe Well” of rhe Legislorive Building or rhe Srore Copirol in Albany or rhe invirorion of Assemblyman Glenn Harris, FRENCH HORNS D Vlock, S Clough CLARINETS Fronr P Sreworr, D DiCoprio, C Krueger, B Mowrey, D Wrighr. D Walker, M Locotelli, J Corongelo Back S Perrello, A Comstock, A Simon, N Kumpon. A Piazza, K Arkinson, F Ambrosino, L locovone, S Solno, C May Missing: L Blanchard, V DiMezza, M Emden, R Songes FLUTES W Pew, C Woylerr, L Ellis, A Achzer, E McCreighr. B Dalleo, K Ralsron, V Songes, D Ashe, A Donnelly Missing B Doruson. J Dresch, A Travis 120 SAXOPHONES D Gifford. J Widdemer Missing E Dorfmon. D Pilsey. D Sonrello TRUMPETS Fronr C Wolrmon, K Arknson. K Durron, D Trombley Dock R Dronk, L Moy. T Crowl. T Obenhoff, G Everharr. D Ferguson Missing D Vovrtck LOVER BRASS Firsr row G Dorfmon, G Pierce, K K Druce Second row D Hammond. D Ovirr, E Turpm AAissing T Anodo 121 The Fronrline and Color- guard perform wirh rhe bond or rhe field shows in comperi- rion and or rhe home foorboll gomes during holf-rime perfor- mances. They also appear wirh rhe bond in local parades. The Colorguord use banners and rhe Fronrline use flash flags and srreomers in rheir rourines. A boron rourine is also fearured by Cindy Suchy. This year rhe groups have a fresh look rhrough new uniforms, ac- quired wirh rhe herp of rhe [kind Boosrers Club. _ FRONTLINE D Terronova. M Woodruff. L Frosier. C Suchy. B Schwed. S Croig COLORGUARD N Bruce, C Roller, M Pelosi. C Modden. J Gugenberger, D Polmoreer, S Porrerson. J Sreele, S Crossmon. K Warts, M Ropon, P Horton. P AAcCune. I Sreele. V Buonno, L Mologisi, D Hodik. C Fremmer, L Brook 122 The G H S Morching Bond or Cornell Umvers ry Oh soy. con you see Km Dorr on solos on rrumper Pucker Power Our beloved bond direaor m deep concentration bur on whor? The Jozz Bond is composed of obour rwenry selected musicians from the Gloversville High School Bond. They perform or bond concerts and ore featured performers or the annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon. The Jazz Band also tours the elementary schools on civic occasions. Fry row K Qurron Second row A Piazza. E Dorfmon. G Pierce. J Oo Third row E Turpin. K Arkin son, D. DoMeo, B Mowrey, C. Smirh Fourth row D Gifford, L Moy, J Widdemer. T Crowl. G Everhorr, A Srem. D Woodruff, G Dorfmon Missing D Sonrello. A Simon. C Wotrmon 124 BAND CLUB Firsr row C Woylerr, Presidenr. V Songes. V President, Brendo Dolleo, Secrerory, A Donnelly. Treasurer. K Arkinson. historian Second row E Dorfmon. A Achzer. D Wright, C Wolrman. S Perrello, V Smirh. A Piozzo. P Sreworr. D DiCoprlo. K Kunicki. A Trovts, K Ralston Third row C Moy, T Obenhoff. N Molone. S. Crossmon. C Krueger, B Mowrey, D Wolker, G Everhart. B Hommond. L Moy, J Widdemer Fourth row D Woodruff. G Dorfmon. K Wilson. C Smith. K. Arkinson, E Turpin, L. locovone, E McCreighr, J Boldwin, K Burton, T Crowl, G Pierce, J Go AAssing D Pilkey, M Perrello Band Club The Bond Club is composed of bond members and orhers inreresred in promoring bond ocriviries. They hove sponsored rhe performances of several big bonds or G.H.S., including rhe Woody Herman, May- nard Ferguson, and Sran Kenron Bonds. The true personalities of the Bond come shining through Spotlighting rhe dormer sect on CHOIR CLUB Firs row L Stuort. V Rolsron, D LoVodo, V DiMezzo, N Druce, C Joslin, H Dens, T Clizbe Second row K Doyd, K Houghron, K Dorrs, J Persch, I locovone, J Doldwin, M Schwed Third row M Coon, S Myers, P Songer, L Adorns, K Arkmson. D Schwed Fourth row Mrs Hesser, Advisor; M Durnerr, President; I Dronk, Vice President; D D'Onofrio. Secretory, D Dolleo, Treosurer Missing: V Dlorr, K Honsen, P Deck, L Chichesrer, C Lovesrrond Songbird sings from rhe hearr ... This is whor rhe G.H.S. musical groups ore oil obour. Whether they raise on old sonoro or o populor love song, with o lor of blood, swear, and rears (otherwise known os procrice), they painstakingly perfect each piece. Finally rhe big nighr comes. This is rhe rrue resr of every performer os each one fighrs rhe ever pre- sent pre - performance nerves. Yer, once on sroge, rhey and rheir audience ore drown into rhe emorion of rhe music. Then rhe song ends, rhe mood is broken. Ir is only rhen rhor each performer knows he has touched someone deep inside. Choir Club is mode up of people who ore interest- ed in music. During rhe year rhey hold various money - making acriviries in order ro raise funds for rhe Music Deparrmenr's Voice Scholarship. They also shore o memory - filled fun day in rhe Dig Apple, which includes seeing o Droodwoy musical. This year, rhe Choir Club sow They're Ploying Our Song , o rreor which will nor soon be forgorren. The year ends with o picnic which is enjoyed by all. 126 In addition ro rhe rhree yearly concerts, rhe choir also performs ar rhe Fulron County Infirmary and or rhe Extensive Care Facility of our local hospital. Other opportunities often arise ro provide performing exper- iences The choir's renditions of Rhythms of Life, Leavin' on a Jet Plane, and Calypso Christmas are songs which are sure to be remembered THE G.H.5. CONCERT CHOIR First row S Sneil, S Morey, A Piazza, V Ralston, S Cose, S Semione, D Oare, T Ciizbe, D LaVoda, L Adorns, N Druce, Mrs Hesser Second row: M White, T Doyd, L Houghroo, D Whiteman, C Cotton, S Myers, K Hansen. D Jordon, D Schwed, P Songer Third row P Deck, K King, C Joslin. H Dens, T Doyd, D Eisemon, M Coon, K Dorrs, V Dimezzo, M Durnerr, J IXeish, L Dronk, D D'Onofrio, M Schwed. S Doldwin Missing: L Chichesrer, K Gollup, D Kenny, K Mercer, L. Orlosky, D Seno, L. Stuart, P Telfer JAZZ - ROCK ENSEMBLE Sirring 0 Vhiremon. N Bruce, W Diorr, Mrs Hesser, Direcror Sranding C Corron, A Piozzo, 0 DaHeo, C Deck, L Dronk. D D'Onofrio, M Durnerr. V DiMezzo. M Coon Missing J Go, K Honsen, D Kenny, M Perrello Conremporary music is mosr often on the reperoire of rhe Jazz Rock Ensemble. Such pieces os Songbird and I Write The Songs” ore sung, os ore other populor, upbear songs. The Ensemble is often asked to sing or avic occasions and ar rhe ele- mentary schools. They also participare in rhe Miss Fulron County Pageant. Listening to them is an enjoyable experience! 128 Gerrin' inro rhe music during reheorsol FRENCH CLUB Sirring T Clizbe Secretory. D D'Onofrio Treosurer. P Telfer Presidenr, J Esper V President , Kneeling; L Browne. D Germon. M Crossmon, J Donse, D Ashe, T Corongeto, L Pepe, J Terroulr Sronding Miss Scorsellerra Advisor, D Aldi. T Boyless, K Keorney, S Moye, C Popo, L locovone, S Miller, D Sronyon, R Broodwell, R Guy AAissing T Miller, B Schwed, C Suchy, D Lovery, K Morelond. J Correr, B Vovnck, J Hommond, D Anris, J Flint The French Club’s main purpose is ro promore rhe French lan- guage and culrure Throughout rhe communiry. This year, rhe club parridpored in rhe Homecoming Parade and sponsored a Christmas Cookie sale. In rhe spring, a rrip ro rhe Canadian cities of Monrreal and Quebec was enjoyed by many French Club members. 123 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Lighring, focus, ond background-only some of rhe rhings rhar musr be roken inro consideration when planning a quoliry photograph. The Photog- raphy Club studies this ond more. Discovering rhe art of good composiron is almost os exciting to it's members os seeing rheir very own pictures devel- op while they investigare film development ond various enlargement techniques. A moment comes, and then is gone bur with a little box, o port of rhe moment can be preserved forever. Caught on rhe other side of rhe comero for once 130 First row: A Guidry: V President, A Mills Second row P Sanger, M Schwed Secretory ond Treasurer, J Sullivan, T Marrin. Mr Messina Advisor Third row S Maidmenr, S Seigfried R Shenktond Missing B Johnston President INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB We oil know rhere Is o gos shortage bur isn’r rhis o llrrle ridiculous? Is ir pride in crofrmonship • rhe sense of accomplishment rhar one feels for having mode, wirh his own hands, something where rhere wos once noth- ing? Is ir learning o respecr for quality, skill and rhe dignity of man's work os rhey work together making ploy props ond other constructions? These ore only added benefits as rhe INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB strives to keep abreast of rhe ever-changing world of technology. The I.A C. members study rhe world of plastics, metals ond wood as well as making various field trips to local businesses to observe firsthand rhe arts of industry The special project for rhis year is rhe resrorordn of a 1940 Pontiac and a 1951 Chevy. The year's activities end wirh comple- tion of rhe restorations and rhe annual sreakbake - both considerable accom- plishments. Kneeling J Thorton, J Smuliens, G Anronucci, IX Smirh, R Schroder Sronding Mr ViduNch. T Sweeney, B Guyer, F Snyder, D Hohenforsr, J Morey, D Schroder, D Snyder, Boss Gendron, IX. Broodwell Missing J, Ployford, B Hine Ready5 One. two, rhree 131 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Srudenrs ore chosen for membership inro rhe Notional Honor Society on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Eligible students must also be recommended by the Fac- ulty and Student Council members. An impressive induction ceremony is held for new (members in January. Firsr row R Fischer, J Kook, D DiCoprio, L Orruso, S Baker, C Cox, K Grillo, S Moscom, M Kauffman Second row J Baldwin, V Songes, D Heocock Secrerary, K Luey Vice President, K Reed President, C Wilsey Treasurer, L. Bronk, D D'Onofrio, S AAiller. C Papa Third row Mr Chose Advisor, P Stewart, A Cerasio, L lomonro. J Emonuele, L Armstrong, A Holrzworrh, P Tierney, C Nicolella, M Loir, M Perrocelli. C Waylert. L locovone, K Atkinson. E McCreighr, M Burnett. A lomonto New Inductees J Brown, L Ferraro, D Goidmon, C Gotrung, S McCullough, M Mullins, R Rosenbaum, R Yost. M Bolzano, E Brown. M Cerasio, E Corsim. G Dorfman. J Esper, J Gorguilo. L May, D Perhom. M Sonford, J Songes, K Voscosi. I Wemple 132 AWARDS C NicoJefla Doy's Srare Representative. L Lomonro Girl's Srore Representative, P Tierney Doy's Srare Representative D A R Winner V Songes National Merit Letter of Commendation Winners First Row M Kauffman, A Holtz worth, E McCretghr Second row C Nicolella, W Biarr Missing C Wilsey. P Strauss, H Schlenker 133 LIBRARY STUDENT AIDES Sirring L Houghron. L LoFounroin, L Hoyes, A Smlmmo Oorr Sronding T Vose, M Midsets, S Moidmenr, 0 Young. R Guy. M Trippodo. A Flinr. D Denn Missing J longron Miss Volk, Ubrorion. on rhe job We ofren see rhe Library Aides around rhe Library purring books away or assisring ar rhe desis. We some- rimes hear from rhe aides in rhe form of norices, when rhar cerrain book needed ro finish an ossignmenr is over- due Somerimes rhey musr acr as derecrives when rack- ing down some elusive book or information Wherher ir's keeping rhe Library organized, or srraighrening shelves, each worker musr be able ro do several rhings or once The Library Aides' work does nor go unrewarded, for rhey gain valuable experience in how ro use a Library, and are prepared for furure relored jobs Exrra credir rowards a diploma is also a special incenrive, os are Laurel G credirs The Library Aides perform on a valuable service ro G H.S. 134 George is olwoys willing ro serve! D.E.CA Someday we will know rhem os people who mode ir in rhe big, srrongly comperirive business world Bur for now rhey ore members of rhe Disrriburive Educa- tion Clubs of America, learning firsrhond rhe various componenrs of business monogemenr. To do rhis, rhey help in rhe school srore, orrend various confer- ences and enrer conresrs ro resr rhe skills rhor rhey've learned. They've also been involved in building o floor for Homecoming, os well os helping in rhe Sonro Projecr. Ir's nor oil work rhough, from rime ro rime various fun outings ore planned, such os roller skating. Wherher in work or ploy, rhey work rogerher roword o common goal, shoring rhe joy of ochievemenr when ir finally is reached How do you make change ogam? Kneeling M Imler Historion Reporter, D Derm Trea- surer, S Dalier Secretory, C McCrea, V President (Fundraising), J Reed V President (Contest), G Lam phere V President (Community relorions), G Rava President Stonding K Acker, K Mercer. D Watkins, R Gorber, J Haskelson, C Pepe, M Yost, M Swears, Mr Gibbons Advisor Missing L Duyce, M Capono, M Carmen, L Coger 135 INTERNATIONAL Sirring L Peck, J Peed, D Colfroncesco. A Trovis. L Meyers. T DeMogisrrts. J Johnsron, D Mowrey Kneeling D Germon, D Rokvico. M Mosconi. K Honsen. M Monom, J Sulivon. N Molone. D Wrighr, K Wilson Srondmg C McCreo, E McCullough. P Wilson. C Brennon, M Tierney. F Solomon. T Puller. L DeVoe, S Clough On Shoulders. M Kearney, L Sommello. P Dlorr. S Craig Missing V Dioncucci. M Holly, P Lomonro. J Ludwm, V Moserri, T Pumnll. A Williams, D Polmoreer Lymg S Cossoro Sirring K Possino. S Hondy. D Jodsson. J Albernne. H Lazorus, K Donforrh. D Hanifm. T Anodio Kneeling S WiBis. C Frye. D Dokjwm. D Vovnck, S Siegfried, J Srouse, D DePocker. D Holmlund Srondmg D Frye. M Locorelli. T Frasier. S Salino. K La very. D Longhenry. N Kumpan, S Bokyra. J Dresch. K Hondy. A Simon. M Proierri. K Palsron, V Smirh On Sroirs Firy row M Mor gon. M Herrick, V Archer Second row J Mchoud. L Meher. A Piaz zo Third row D Boroson. L Piaz zo. L Wilsey. S Armyrong. M Peck. P Anodio, T Jovorone. L Motogsi, M Nylond. P BkxJgerr Missing V Cook. L Edwards, D Seno, C Thompson. F Verrond. P Donielok. S Foville FRIENDSHIP CLUB On Floor sirring D Goldmon. D Derner. R Rosenbaum. K Reed. A Ceroso, L Armsrrong Kneeling R Schwed. J Coupas. J Dumonr, B Kieffer. M Ropon. E McCreighr, L kxovone, L Aldous. J Baldwin, D Orphon Srondmg V DiMezzo. C Cox, R Fischer. R Parrerson, D DiCapro, K Burr on, B Johnyon. C Wilsey, G Lomphere. M Fosmire. S Fredericks. C Popo, K Arkmson. D LoVodo, D D'Onofrio. L Lo manro, H Louro. A Lomonro. M Burnerr On Srows Frsr row N Bruce. M Loir. L German Lying on sroirs R Franco. D Brodford. O Srrondvg Second row D AAoider. C NtcoleUo. P Tierney, G Cozzo lino, L Lomonro, S McCulough, D Travis. J Dresch. D Schmirr. K Del Signore. S Wilboms. A D'Errico. Missing A Besrvmo. D Col froncesco. J Crocerro. C Frem mer. H Schlenl er Sirrmg P Unger. K Kenyon. K Morrin, K Arkmson. J Esper, H Bens. C Joslm, D Perhom, S Sullivon. L May Kneeling P Telfer. W Beck, L VonBuren. M Crossmon. K Keorney. R Woger. K Dovm. M Ceraso. S Dennie. R Zorelli. C Loux. D Oore. A Piozzo. Srondmg C Colondro. C Woffle. R Briggs. C Golpm, T Richards. C Sox. T Williams. M Coon. B Rochesrer. I Wemple, B Dennie. B Moses. J Frye, J Srrouse. E Srock, J Widdemer Missing M Emden, K Funke. J Hoskekon. D Jordon. D Lavery, J Polmoreer, C Per no. R Proterri. J VonDyke. R Heocock 137 M Weaver, K Viscosi, J Esper Pubiiary Officers D Kieffer Honor ory Officer Top to Bottom A Lomonto Recording Secretory, J Baldwin Corresponding Secretary, D Goldman A F S Representative, L Aldous Treasurer The Inrernorionol Friendship Club is rhe srudenr chapter of rhe local A F.S. Chapter As a club, it supports rhe foreign ond domestic srudenr ex change programs, which try to increase rhe knowledge of different cultures. I.F.C. holds bi- weekly meetings ond participares in various ex- changes with other schools The club also spon- sors trips to Canadian ond American cities. This year, trips were token to Boston and Williams- burg, Virginio. I.F.C brings several events to G H.S., including rock concerts, rhe Cole Circus, ond Greaser Day A poster sole was held by rhe club in December 138 From Neor . “When I come ro GtoversviHe, I really didn’t know whor ro expecr Gradually as I mer orher people I realized rhts rnp would remain with me as a Treasured port of my life I was very confused for rhe first few days but gradually I learned my way around and I always knew people were there ro help me along Now as rhe end of my AF5 trip drows neor, I would like to roke rhs opportunity to thank rhe foculry and administration at G H S for being there so many times to answer my questions Also I would Ike to thank the odulr chapter of AFS. and IFC for giving me so much support and for always making me feel welcome Losrly, I would like ro soy rhonk-you ro the students of G H S for occepting me os o fellow student I only wish I could hove personally met oil of you I refuse ro soy good bye for in my heart you all will remoin with me Barbara Kieffer OUR AFS EXCHANGE STUDENTS “When I arrived or the J F K airport in July. I didn't fully realize whor I was going to roke port m I think it tools me just about o month ro find out how long o year ts When I first met my family. I felt pretty stupid because it wos nearly impossible ro find something intelligent ro soy and besides that. I wos tired from three days of continual partying with orher AFS students or rhe CW Post College It has been on interesting experience os well os on exciting and challeng ing one The worst thing about AFS is that you always hove to soy goodbye OTTO STRANDVIG My experience is based on simple things, no new or complicated ideas bur simple everyday life The most important ports of my AFS experience were shoring of doily life and love with my host fomdy and learning more and more about people around rhe world through my many AFS friends My fomily and friends here ore reolly different from those m Drozd bur they opened their home ro me and accepted me. nor just os on AFS student, but another member of rhe fomdy ond os o friend which is rhe most imporronr of 0 ro me I om sure rhar some of my hopes ond decisions for the future will hove been influenced by the lessons of this year The good ond rhe bod. rhe happiness ond rhe sadness, rhe laughter ond the reors-everything has hod o meaning for me, ond it ad has helped me know myself better than before My AFS experience will nor be over when I go bock ro Drozd, because I hove o lor ro learn yet. ond o lor of people to get olong with m my everyday life, wherever I live Rosonna Madrono Franco From all over rhe world AF5 An Experience To Remember. AFS is srudenrs, families and volunteers in 60 na- tions working Towards peace by fosrering an aware- ness of mankind's common humanity, an understand ing of cultures of the world, and a concern for global issues AFS is a program which believes that peace is a dynamic concept that is nurtured when people live together creatively. The firsr semesrer of my Jr year in Medford, Oregon spenr under rhe auspices of rhe AFS Domestic Progrom hos been very enjoyable The school, irs population 1600 srudenrs Football is rhe ultimate sport here After arriving and becoming familiar with my home ond community, I hove been very busy, mostly making new friends ond visiting many fun. interesting ploces in rhe West I rhmk the most important thing I’ve gomed from this AFS experience 6 my new fomily ond friends I reolize now that I hove nor just one family, but two, which I've grown to love very much My new family 6 now o very special port of my life ond I will hove wonderful memories to cherish olwoys I wish everyone could hove rhe opporuniry to shore this kind of experience To sum it up m three words It's been terrifici” Rene Heocock “An American Field Service experience m Denmark encompasses not only rhe obvious cultural experiences, learning o new language, making new friends, Irving with onother family, bur olso adopting to rhe Scandinavian woy of hfe Descendants of the Viking Kings, rhe Dones ore o hordy people they enjoy hard work ond good food I live m o suburb of Copenhagen with my mother Qrerro Nielson, ond my three sisters. Moiken. Mont, ond Morion I attend rhe local high school, compere with rhe local swim ream ond hove ocquired o tosre for Dansk design I hove learned to love rhe pastime of my peers handiwork ond knitting But. in this lond of Hons Christian Anderson, these things ore merely incidental in rhe bghr of rhe discoveries I hove made about myself, my family, life, ond my own feelings obout rhe world beyond my country ” Lisa Wentworth 140 Fairfield, Connecricur First row C Joslin. H Dens, D Keiffer, K Viscosi. S SuHivon Second row K Dovm, fV Fronco. O Stondvig Third row D Moses. J Widdemer, A Piazza Shorr rerrm Exchanges allow inreresred A.F.S. members ro trade pbces wirh someone from another area of the United Stores o short rime so that they con hove o closer look at new people, communities, and schools. They con explore o new culture and life style right here in the U S. Wherever one goes, whether or home or abroad, it is sure ro be on experience never ro be forgotten. Happiness is having two girls, one on each shoulder1 York, Pennsylvania Front I Wemple, J Keane, K Funke. J Esper, S Nelson, D Perhom, A List, H Werner, S Pease Dock M Nylond. A Williams, L Meyers. K Kearney. L Pitringer, D Dennie. A Vidal, B Parker. D Keiffer, L Schlenker, T Jovorone. K Dovm. M Weover 141 HUSKY GROWL A Donnelly. D Perhom, M Tierney, K Luey, J Currhoys, Loyour Editors Missing: K Funke C. Joslin Treosurer, C Nicolello Photographer, L Peck Secretory Missing C Fremmer Secrerory, M Dolzono: Sporrs Editor, L Moy Activities Ediror, Miss ing P Tierney Sporrs Ediror The Husky Growl, Gloversville High School's official newspaper for over seven- ry years, has mode several improvements during rhe posr rwo years. Ir features arti- cles covering oil of rhe happenings of rhe school induding sporrs, ocriviries, o Dear Husky column, and articles written by Mr Chapman, Mr. DeWeese, and Mr. Proper. The paper also sponsors raffles for ridsers to area ski resorts and gives away five $200 scholarships in June to seniors who hove been very active in extracurricular ocrivi- ries. The staff works to produce ond sell o paper that has become worthy of praise os o student publication. 142 On Floor Sirring: C Joslin. D Schwed. M Sonrello, D Wilson, M Dolzono, D Hickok, K Luey, D Perhom, S Perrello. A Donnelly, L Drown. fV DroodweH. L Moy, H Dens. D Honifin, Mr Merolto, Advisor Kneeling J Esper, K Arkinson, L Von Duren J Currhoys. D Knursen Firsr row K Meher. T Lourirono, L Pepe, J Schmirr, D Hickok, M Durnerr Second row S Siegfried, F VonAlsryne. J Lomonro, A Holrzworrh, S Moscom, J Doldwin Third row L Drowne, K Wilson, P Songer, L Peck, T Pumrill, M Tierney Fourrh row K Keorney, C Perno. K Cinllo Fifrhrow T LoVollee, T Tremonre, K CoHor, K Nizmk, C Nicolello, J Drown. L Feroro. L Funke. K Forrow, D Schmirr Missing K Arkinson, S Doker. S Doker, J Donovic. V Dionucci, S Dorkevich. D Durron, K Durron. E Corsini, G Cozzolmo, S Croig, K Dovin, C Fremmer. T Fondo. K. Funke, C Gorrung, J Giogiono, D Guy. S Hoye, M Kouffmon, M Locorelli. P Modden, S McCullough. F Moruk. M AAickels, A AAills, M Morgon, M Nigro, D Olsen, L Orruso, G Peck, D Pilkey. N Poperer. S. Solino, J Songes, M Schwed. J Sulhvon, P Tierney. J Trombley. K Worrs. J Doldwin Ediror. A Holrzworrh Assr Ediror in Chief. J Esper Ediror. Mr Merollo Ediror-in-Chief FELICIT A All of us ore aware of rhe good feelings inside rhor we ger when we've helped someone Felidro is o service organization and has os irs purpose helping our school and community Desides selling condy and soda or games and ushering or school and community ploys, Feliciro hos special projects each year This year Feliciro helped rhe Gloversville Doy Core Center, which faced finonciol difficulties The Center might hove hod to close hod it nor been for Feliciro, os rhe club contributed some of irs earnings. Feliaro provides o valuable ond much appreciated service to rhe school ond rhe commu- nity. Sirring K Zinkhom President. M Weaver V President, C loux Secretory, S Gaig Treasure Kneeling D Lake, C Sordello, K Kearney, S Wilson, (V Woger. T OMoio, E. Stock, IV Zorelli, D Durkin, J Sworr, D Oore, K Viscosi, I Clizbe. K Conti, J Flint, C Eschler Stonding Miss McClory Advisor, D Meher, K Meher, S Wright, N Molone, K Dovin, M Cerasio, D Niznik, D Keiffer, J. Currhoys, L Von Duren, K Atkinson, M Nylond, D Morey, L Pepe Missing D Perhom, S Sullivon, C Fremmer, K Lovery, D Wilson, M Popon, F VonAlsryne, D Schwed 144 TOUCHDOWN CLUD First row: Mr Gould Advisor, I Sreele V-Pres� denr, Second row: L. Edwords. D Oore. K. Peck, L. Meher, V. Buonno, B Hill, N. Bruce, K Mercer, D. Wilson, L. Browne, B Do vis, D. Jordon, P Telfer. Third row L. Albonese, K. Lovery. M Muscoro, K. Bolsron, A. Trovis, P. McCune, A Donnelly, M. Keorney, B Sox. T. Crocerro, D Lewis, S. Croig, B. Woger, C. Perno Fourth row: L. Peck, D Wilder. M Cotondro, M Bolzano, A. Grody, K. Niznik, K Farrow. B Bobbins, L Blonchord, B Zorelli, E Stock, C Loux, M Weaver, T DiMoo Fifth row B Schweb. C. Suchy. D LoVodo, J Coupos, C Anodio. N Brinzo. K Kodle, L Meyers. D. Colfroncesco, K Hondy, K. Keorney, C Brennon, K McCroe, L Pepe Sixth row K Collins. C Bruse, D. Orloff, B Schwed. S Solino. S. Bokyro. S. Beppenhogen, N. Kumpon, J. Dresch, L. Visconti, M. Pelosi, V Bionucci, S. Morey, M. Yosr Seventh row. B. Bummler, J. Beoch, D. Bubscho, K K. Shulrz, S McCullough, S. Borkevich, D Schmitt, K. Davin, K. De6� gnore, M Baird Ninth row: L Woger. A Piazza, A Holtz- worth, B Bosenboum, J Dresch Tenth row C Cox, J Dumont, K Burton. S. Mosconi, C. Gorrung, G Cozzolino Missing: S Fredericks, E. Corsini. B. Anris, K. Funke, V Possino, T. Laurinrono, C. Gifford, P Poyfoir, J. Sreele, L. Ortuso. S Pogono, K Mullins, P. Songer, L. Delong, J AquiHo, J. Bonfey, C Fremmer. B Berner, C Schepord, M Schwed. P Brown, C. Beoch, A Bestvino, N. Morhias, D Heocock, T Bumril, S. Sreworr. B. Blodgett Grillo, S. Dennie. J. Brown, B Powers, C Pepe, Eighth row: T. LoVollee, The Touchdown Club works ro pro- more inreresr in ond understanding of rhe foorball ream or Glo- versville High School. The dub sells T-shirrs ond sponsors bake soles ro support rhe foorball program. L. Ferrorro, President Firsr row: M. Burnerr: Pres denr, A Cerosio V-Presidenr, J. Boldwin: Secrerory, L. Moy, Treasurer Second row: L. locovone. J. Sullivon. K Honsen, K Funke Third row J. Reed. J. Coupas. G. Hondy. D. Perhom, D. Colfrancesco. S. Sulvon, M Cerosio, Fourth row D. Whirmon, T Corongelo Fifth row: R. Hosbrook. T Morrin. K Morrin, L Bronk, N Bruce, C. Joslin, H. Bens, E Turpin. D Vlock Sixrh row: M CoJondro. R Gardner, D Jordon, M Schwed, B Dolleo, A Piozzo, K Borrs. Sevenrh row D DeRocker, D Honifn, V Biorr, S ViBioms, G. Pierce. M. Coon, D Kenny Eighrh row: K. Wilson, K. Collar, S. Perrello. K Arkinson. K Arkinson, E McCreighr, K Kucel, M Morgan. B Hill Missing: V OMezzo. B Kieffer. G Lomphere, L Lomonro, S Moidmenr, M Ropan, C Nhcoiefto. F VonAlsryne. L. Aldous. Sciromord, rhe G. H. S. dramatics dub, has worked very hard ro produce rhree plays rhis pasr yeor. Members of rhe club work on rhe productions as port of rhe cost, stage crew, or on committees. They do a wonderful job in present- ing our ploys and musicals. Having such o club or G. H. S. helps every student to hove rhe oppor- tunity ro exhibit his or her talents. Ir's hord ro rake off your own boors. 146 'TNL H0IL5L TRIP The guesrs begin ro arrive Five unusual guesrs omve or Monkswell Manor Guesr house of Mollie and Gles Rolsron Inro rheir rrwdsr o derecrive comes, who is invesrigoring o murder As he begins his quesrions, probing inro everyone’s bxxkground, Mrs Doyle is mysreriously srrongled! The murderer is believed ro be among rhose presenr, ond muruol suspicion mounrs Derecrive Trorler decides ro reenoa rhe murder, bur places everyone in o differenr locorion Then rhe murderer rries ro kill Mrs Rolsron, bur s quickly sropped • he is Dereaive Trorler! The real police officer rurns our ro be Major Mercolf Agorho Chrisrie's The Mouserrop is o highly inreresring who- dunir rhor keeps everyone guessing os rhe plor unfolds. Under rhe direcrion of Mr Monrogue, wirh rhe rechnicol direction of Mr Deed, rhis was rruly o fine production 4 Mrs Doyle is killed! And rhe speculation begins Mollie Ralston .. JP!...........Fern Van Alsrine Giles Ralston r....................Mike Coon Mrs. Boyle ........................Karhy Martin Major Metcalf fT..............Michael Burnett Christopher Wren ......... .... Ron Gardner Mrs Casewell ..................Renee Hasbrouck Mrs. Paro vicina ..................Leslie May Detective Trorler ..........................Matt Mrogon 147 GUYS AND DOLLS Firsr Row S. Sullivan. J IXeed, J. Suivan, A Cerasio Second Row: K Reed, N Druce, S Wiliams, M Cerasio Missing 0 Johnsron, G Lomphere, R Perhom, L. Sulli- van, R Heocods, J Johnsron, M, Holly, K Honsen, K Shoblom. If only I hod known whor I was gerring myself inro Guys ond Dolls, o hilarious musicol comedy, involves rhe rolenrs of rhe cost, sroge crew, ond orchestra. The srory takes place on Broadway where Norhon Detroit finally gets up rhe nerve to marry Miss Adelaide, ond Sky Masrerson, o professional gam- He doesn'r reolly deserve ro bier, pursues Sarah be forgiven!” Brown, o Solvation Army worker, until she consents ro marrying him. Nicely-Nicely Johnson .....................Jeffrey DeRocker Benny Sourhsrreer .........................Mathew Clough Rusty Charlie .................................Dovid Travis Sarah Brown ...................................Susan Frizzell Arvide Abernorhe ...................John Kissinger Horry rhe Horse ..........................................John Lomonro Lr. Bronnigon .................................Chris Nicolello Norhon Detroit.............................Michael Burnett Miss Adelaide .............................Louise Lomonro Sky Mosrerson ..................................Gerald Yost General Matilda Cartwright .............................Leslie May Big Jule .........................................More Myzol Announcer .....................................Dovid Sylvester Josephine Kunkle ..............................Korhy Funke Gamblers .. Glen Pierce, Robert Toub, Robert Arty, Charles Papa, Mark Smrric, Michael Coon, Darien Williams Mission Group .......Armond Mills, Lori Bronk, Lucy Aldous Cuban Dancers .. Anglea Spinrhaki, Dorien Williams, Paulo Strauss, Mark Flonsburg, Rondi Blort, Michael Coon Hot Box Girls .. Meg Schwed, Michelle Ropan, Holly Bens, Loreno Orlosky, Cindy Joslin, Polly Reed, Deborah Heocock, Morio Mercondonre Waitress in Hot Box ............................Michelle Holly Waitress in El Cafe Cubono .....................Margaret Cerosio The tragic comedy Prisoner of Second Avenue” is rhe srory of o man going insone. His relatives come ro help, bur rhey only odd ro rhe problem. Gradually, Mel gers berrer, bur rhe strain hos been roo much for his wife, Edno, and she also goes insane Presented in New York in 1971, Prisoner of Second Avenue was Sciramard's sec- ond production rhis year. Ir was an exrremely well done production. CAST Michael Durnerr Margaret Schwed Jeffrey DeRocker Elaine McCreighr Leslie May .... Louise Lomanro . ... Mel Edison .. Edno Edison .. Harry Edison ...........Pearl .......Pauline ........Jessie Bock L Moy, L Lomanro, E McCreighr, J DeRocker From M. Durnerr, M Schwed Dorrom ro rop: A Cerosio, D Honifon, F. VonAlsrine, D Schwed, S. Peretlo, K. Conor, J. Sullivan, M Smrric, G Lonphere Missing T Corongelo, T Morrin, R Shonk- knd. The moking of o srar! The Sroge Crew “Ir's nor os if Mel is ony differenr - insoniry con hoppen ro normol people. or rhe gome1 G. H. 5. STUDENTS “I wonder how it rosres? You hove ro dose your eyes ro wolk rhese halls’ Mell's Lib comes ro Cheerleodmg! Homecoming o to Froncois! Oh. yeoh? Thor's whor you rhmk! G H. S. srudenrs indude unique individuals’ Eor, drink, ond be merry for Tomorrow . ? STAYIN' ALIVE B Just one big hoppy family. AH right, who stole my scolpeP Mommy Mr Go's bross bobies SPORTS Jon Du moor gers reody ro connect Chris Sorrerlee foils ro elude o rog ogoinsr Hudson Foils. Mike Perruccelli woiring ro moke o purour ogoinsr Hudson Foils Debbie Schmirr Heodmg for on- other first ploce finish Dick Moider reody for o pow- erful Bockhond 154 Freshman Pick Noble delivers a strike Dersy Derner returning a shot during worm up before o match. Dob Patterson flying through the oir with ease John Songes-hole in one? Number one man Joy Murray displays on excellent follow through 155 VARSITY front: Mike Suchy, Mork Sanford, Mike Perruccelli. Greg Polmoreer, Albert Tolcorr, Mike Loir Dock: Doug Cairns, Greg Shell, Jim Crocerro, Lorry German, Cooch Mr Serge, Timmy Foster, Mart dough. Dove Purmon, Lorry McCloskey The 1979 Varsity baseball reom finished their season with a record of 7-10-1. The ream improved greatly over the 1978 season wirh a 5-5 record in the Foothills Coundl. The highlight of the season came when the Varsity baseball squad upset the previously un- beaten Saratoga Squad 9-6 at Saratoga. The outlook for the 1980 season is very promising wirh returning players Marc Sanford, Lorry German, Tim Foster, Jim Crocerra, Mike Lair, and Mike Perruccelli. All Star Honors went to Marc Sanford and Tim Foster. Individual hon- ors went to the following: Mike Perroccelli: Best Defensive Play- er, Doug Cairns: Coaches Award, Tim Foster: Lowest E.R.A., and Mart Clough: Most Valuable Player. Mike Perrucce® awaits rhe delivery ogainsr Hudson Foils Tim Fosrer disploys deep concentration on rhe coming pitch 156 BASEBALL G.H.S. 3 Fondo 1 G.H.S. 34 Fronkf or rSchyler 2 G.H.S. G.H.S. 4 5 Ume Foils Amsrerdom 4 14 G.H.S. Johnsrown 6 G.H.S 3 Lirrle Foils 5 G.H.S. 7 Amsrerdom 10 G.H.S. 3 Johnsrown 20 G.H.S. 1 Glens Foils 0 G.H.S. G.H.S. 0 8 Queensbury Sourh high 1 4 G.H.S 9 Sororogo 6 G.H.S. 3 Hudson Foils 5 G.H.S G.H.S. G.H.S. 4 Glens Foils t_ 2 3 8 Queensbury Sourh High 4 6 G.H.S. 2 Sororogo 8 G.H.S. 2 Hudson Foils 14 Durr Tolcorr and Tim Fosrer rurn a double ploy J.V. BASEBALL The 1979 junior vorsiry baseball ream ended rhe season wirh a re- cord of 7 wins and 11 losses. In rhe Foorhills Council, rhey posred a 5-5 record. Richie Lee had rhe highesr barring overage and John Srrouse hod rhe besr pirching record. Juniors Jim Diana, John Srrouse, Chris Sarrer- lee, Dave Hammond, Rich Lee, and John Garguilo are expecred ro help rhe vorsiry squad a greor deal rhis season. Fronr: mgr Pere Semiooe, John Domiono, John Songes, Rick Helwig, Horry Lourio Middle Rich Lee, Ivon Wemple, Jim Hoogboon, Chris Sorrerlee, Jim Diono, Sreve Suchy. Dock: Greg Chrisrodulu, John Srrouse, John Garguilo, Dove Hommond. Aric DiCrurrolo, Don Sprung, Coach Joe Zoyicek Jim Diono loosening up before rhe gome G.H.S. 1 Johnsrown 4 G.HS. 1 Amsterdam 2 G.H.S. 3 Amsterdam 6 G.H.S. 3 Wells 7 G.H.S. 27 Johnsrown 4 G.H.S 7 Glens Foils 9 GH.S. 13 Queeasbury 1 GH.S. 5 Saratoga 6 G.H.S. 4 South High 3 G.H.S. 1 Wells 3 G.H.S. 4 Hudson Foils 3 G.HS. 4 Gens Foils 3 G.H.S. 0 Queensbury 5 G.H.S. 3 Saratoga 1 G.H.S. 5 JFK 4 G.HS 3 Doferon Spa 5 GH.S. 1 South High 13 G.H.S. 0 Hudson Falls 11 Rich Lee 158 G.H.S. 5 G.H.S. 8 G.H.S. 20 G H.S. 4 G.H.S. 12 G.H.S. 15 G.H.S 4 G.H.S. 7 G.H.S. 7 G.H.S. 5 Johnstown 1 Glens Foils 10 Queensbury 18 Saratoga 5 Albany Academy 7 Queensbury 12 Gens Falls 2 Johnstown 1 Saratoga 8 Albany Academy 3 FRESHMAN DASEDALL Atort LeFever The 1979 Freshmon Doseboll ream hod o very good season with o 7-0 record Stan- douts for the ream were: Chris Gorguilo, Mark LeFever, Rick Noble, and Pool Schlegel. Front: Rick Noble, Don Sonrello, Art Askew, Anthony Cerosio, Al Perrone Middle: Mark Hogln. Ron Oorgolini, Rondy Shonohon, Poul Schlegel, Mork Smrric, Chris Gorguilo Dock: Cooch DeLiHi, John Marshall, Tom Jones. Mork Le Fever, Tom Anodio, Rondy Togliorelo, Mork Fondo. Chris Gorguilo rakes o good swing. TENNIS Front: Andy loele, Drod Dennie, Dersy Derner, Corol Woylerr, Cindy Krueger, Debbie Heacock Dock: Cooch Fobozzi, Glen Everhorr, Lynn Ottuso, Tony Wright, Rick Moider, Mork Myzol, Howard Schlenker, Robin Rosenboum Glen Everhorr returning o hard shot. Cindy Krueger with o smooth forehand. GOLF Number one mon Joy Murray Number two mon John Songes Fronr George Dorfmon, Poul Songes Dock Cooch Rivenburgh, Dick Moider, Kevin Kucel, Lorry Germon, Joy Murray, John Songes The Vorsiry Golf reom fin- ished rhe seoson wirh o Foorhills Council Chompionship, ond o 3rd place finish in rhe Sectionals The reom posred o 9-3 overall record, ond o 6-2 record in rhe Foorhills Coundl. Joy Murray will orrend rhe Universiry of South Florida ro ploy golf nexr Sep- tember. Wirh John Songes, George Dorfmon, ond Kevin Kucel returning nexr year, Cooch Rivenburgh hopes ro hove another promising seo- son. 161 BOYS TRACK The boys rrack squad copped rhe section II Championship for rhe second year in o row, edging our Glens Falls 46- 43 for rhe rop spor. Seniors Ned Fergu- son and Jessie Coger sparked rhe victo- ry with 16 points and 12 poinrs respec- tively. Ferguson and Coger will be sore- ly missed, bur Woodruff, Botch, Floyd, Parrerson, Loir, and Wilsey ore expect- ed ro pick up rhe slock. Rich Floyd dashing ro rhe finish line in rhe Johnsrown Meer Sruorr Williams displays a painful gri- mace during rhe relay or rhe Johns- rown Meer Firsr row: Coach Sylvesrer. J Houghron, J Schmirr, M Bolzano, J Daniels, Cooch Gould Second row E Srurgess, B Horn. B Porrerson, M Mulhns, E Srern, M Ambrosino, Cooch Fischer. Third row: S May, R Floyd. D Borch, N Ferguson. F Malaga. J Akey. Fourth row S Willioms, B Loir, R Floyd, T Osrronder, J Chizek, Fifth row J Coger. D Woodruff, F Solomon, J. Gugenberger, AAissing: Chris Wilsey TRACK GIRLS Front T Tremonre. P Sorrerlee. S Currhoys, M Corsini, T LoVolle, Middle: S Johnson. J Currhoys, M. Dolzono, L Funke. K Luey. K Niznik Dock Cooch Fischer. K Mullins. M Jones, D Hickok. D Schmirr. K Cirilo, A Holrzworrh, M Flonsburgh, D Hickok, K Smirh, Cooch Sylvesrer The girls rrock squod turned in onorher fine sea son finishing second m the Foothills Council, and sec- ond in Section II Debbie Schmitt set a new section II record in the 300 merer hurdles with o time of 45 6 seconds The 2 mile relay ream of Schmitt. Cirilo, Holtz worth, and Smirh broke the G H S record with o 9 56 mark during regular season ac- tion The coming year looks just as promising for girls rrock with most of the regu lors returning along with un- derclassmen Kely Nizmk. Mocoire Dolzono. Pam Sar- rerlee. Kelly Mullins, Lisa Funke. and Debbie Hickok In the Field Events. Cirio ond Kore Luey hope to have a better season than last year, which will be a big bonus for the girls squod Deb Schmitt crosses the finish line - just one of her many fine track performances Hurdler Kelly Mullins displays excellent form while on her way ro a place during a home meet 163 VARSITY SOCCER Fronf: K Durron, C Gorrung. S Mosconi, N Ligon. R Franco, C Cox Middle: R Dorgalini, Mark Morey, P Wilson, M Hoglin, D Delden, T Clorkin, M Dolzono, P Ugon. M AAiller, J. Diggers, J Playford, P Desjardins Dock J Smirh, Cooch Flnr, T Popini, S. DeWeese, J Gorrung, M Hine, D CkDrkin, S Hespelr, R Cline, D Vondy, G Polmoreer, M Sonford. T Mornce, M Morrice. S Emanuele Goolie Jim Gorrung ready ro moke onorher one of his many saves The 1979 Vorsiry Soccer ream mode o visir ro rhe Secrionols for rhe firsr rime in several years They hod a 3- 6-3 record in rhe Foorhills Council and o 7-9-3 record overall. Dob Clorkin broke rhe school record for rhe mosr gools in one season. John Diggers, More Sonford, and Dob Clorkin were select- ed on rhe Foorhills Council All-Srar ream. 164 G.H.S. 2 Cobleskill 3 Norrhville 3 Mayfield 4 Saroroga 2 1 South High Queensbury Hudson Foils 1 Oallsron Spo Glens Foils Mayfield 0 Hudson Foils 6 Sr Johnsville 0 Sororogo 2 Queensbury 2 Glens Foils 1 Sourh High - 2 Dollsron Spo 0 if mfW | Cobleskill OPPONENT 0 3 1 0 Sectionals 2 Dob Vondy ranralizing o Hudson Foils Defender The chose is on os Poul Ligon pursues rhe elusive boil Soccer cheerleaders (From rop, clockwise) D Heocock, C Gorrung, S Moscom. K Durron, C Cox, IV Franco 165 SOCCER The 6 H S Soccer Teom coprured rhe Foorhills Council Chom ponship for rhe rhird consecurive year Their overoll record was 13 2 They hod rwelve con securive victories, indud ing nine shutouts Indi viduol honors were won by Mike Bolzano ond Dove McCue, Most Valuable Players, Lou DeCicco. Desr Offensive Ployer. Don Sonrello, Besr Defensive Player, ond Paul Wilson, Coaches Award Con grarulorions for o fine year Front M HoHy. T Oorkin. D Sonrello, T ftuberr, M Hogelund, M Bolzono, B Belden, P Wilson. D Perhom, Monoger Bock Cooch Koiser, L DeCicco, G Colondro. J Frye. G DeCicco, D McCue. J Goode mote, T Jones, Cooch Wempie, K Collar. Monoger Front: B Eksrem. J Persch. J. Oore. B Pat- terson. P Songes, B Ambrosino, F Motuk Bock R Beck. D Bose, D Plkey. C Borrlett. D Holmlund. S Kenny. L Pettit, J Gough. Cooch Bushen 166 CROSS COUNTRY The 1979 Doys Cross Counrry Team finished third overall in rhe Foothills Coun- cil. The ream hod many suc- cessful runners, with excep- tional displays by Dwight Woodruff throughout rhe season Dwight was elected most voluoble player Most improved ployer was Rich Maye ond rhe coaches award went to Rob Floyd. Front: L Gunderson, ft Smith, ft Moye, D Diouoto, J. Daniels, L Gillen Dock: D Schwed, S VonDrocklin, W Moore, D Ernst, P Corsini. ft Floyd, F Solomon, S Hoye, J Schmlrr, ft Gorber, M Sonrello. Cooch Sylvester Front K Luey, A Holrzworrh. D Schwed, M SonreBo Dock ft Gorber, D Dovis, P fteed, L Funke, D Hickok, K Veghr, Cooch Sylvester The 1979 Girls Cross Counrry Team finished second overall in rhe Foothills Coundl The girls hod o pretty good season. Outstanding performances were turned in by all rhe girls Anne Holrzworrh displayed good run- ning skills and was named most valuable player Most improved player went to Debbie Hickok. 167 VARSITY FOOTBALL After o slow start, the var- sity football squod finished the season with a 4-5 over- all record and o 3-0 record in the Foothills Council. Mis- takes marred the first four gomes, bur in the next rhree gomes rhe Varsity recorded rhree shutouts. The highest point of rhe season come when Gloversville upset Sco- ria 20-15 in rhe lost six sec- onds of rhe gome, Jock Akey and Greg Chrisrodulo were elected to rhe Foothills Coundl All- Star Team, Jock for rhe third year in o row Sreve Beekmon plows Greg Chrisrodulo worms up before rhe gome Front P Semione, J Hoogboon, D Patterson, J Houghron, M Mullins, S Deekmon, T Mils, M Loir, F Jones, D Sproker. (V Lee. S Pogono Middle; J Domiono. L Robbins, G Hlodik, R Schwed, C Sorterlee, A D'Errico, D Botch, T Loomon, T Foster, J Gorguib, G Chrisrodulo, K Mullins Bock Cooch Collins, Cooch Thompson, D Bradford, B Rowley, J Diona, P Lomonro, W Muddle, J Lomonro, P, Tierney, G Schlegel. O Strondvig, J Akey, M Schwed, Monoger, Cooch Goub 168 Rich Schwed goes for rhe quorrerbock G.H.S. OPPONENT 8 Springfield Corholic 16 8 Sourh High 32 8 Sororoga 20 8 Queensbury 22 05 Hudson Foils 0 28 Ballsron Spa 0 10 Glens Foils 0 20 Scoria 15 0 Johnsrown 28 The gong gers reody ro moke o roochdown 169 INTER-CITY TILT Mick Mullins goes in for the chorge Cooches Thompson, Collins, ond Gould survey rhe siruorion This yeor, Gloversville High School combined irs firsr Homecom- ing Weekend wirh rhe Inrer-Ciry Tilr. A porode wos held wirh mony school ocriviries - sponsored floors. Johnsrown won rhe gome wirh o score of 28 ro 0. George Hlodik wos nomed rhe Mosr Valuable Royer for rhe doy. George Hlodik vored Mosr Valuable Ployer 170 Cheryl Cox flies wirh enthusiasm John Gorgmlo rokes o Sir Dill down The G H S Cheerleoders show rheir form 171 J. V. FOOTBALL Front M Copono, M Copono, P Schwed. ft Noble, P. Cozzolino, K Pope ter, C Gorguilo, L Floyd, V DiMezzo, A Perrone, M Smrric, P. Togllotello, P Dormon, M Ambrosino, Dock: Cooch MeroSo; Manogers D Compognone, K Niznik, M Forrow, J. Woshburn, T Burns, M Mercolf, J Chizek, P Schegel, M Kujtoh, M Anodio, M LeFever. T Osrronder, I Boles, F Fernondez, G House. A Wrlghr, E Srurgess, P VonNosrrond, P Nobel, Cooch Bornsri 172 The 1979 J.V, Huskies finished rhe season with a fine 5-1-2 re- cord which included o 16-0 win over Johnstown ro odd o very pleasant ending ro o produc- tive year Outstanding de fense, allowing their opponents less than one touchdown per gome, was rhe ream's key ro success. These young men will be rhe nucleus of whor could be one of Gloversville’s finest foorboll reams in o few years. The Four Musketeers P Cozzolino, M Anodio, M LeFever, P Schwed FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front: 0 Oorkevich, G Ferroro, (X Schroder, P Moore, J. Copuro, S Lee, C Golpin, K Shoblom, S kicco Middle L Lowyer, M Muscoro, N Compognone, L Albonese, IX Mullins, J Correr, D Paul, D Ferguson, J Goldman, S Viscosi, C Dell, A Grich, J Sreele, Cooch Voculo Dock Coach Fisher, J Jovorone. M Horning, T, Nerhowoy, S Coruso, E Miller. S Teerz, K Hole, J Leech, S Foley The freshman foorball ream completed rhe season wirh a record of 0 wins and 7 losses. The ream showed improvemenr over rhe season. They hod many good performances throughout rhe season by oil of rhe players. This year's ream contained many hard work- ing and dedicated players, who ore looking forward to o better season next year 173 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Fronr D Schmirr. J Drown, L Drown (rri-coproins) Middle D Jordon. M Jones, S Sulivon, M Dolzono, J Hoi. J Flint Dock Cooch Toorell, E Drown. K Grillo, D Hickok, J Currhoys, K Del Signore, P Von Skiver, N Morhios The Varsity Field Hockey hod o disap- pointing year, bur there were a few bright moments. Debbi Schmitt was named to the Foothills Council All Star Team. The future looks brighter for next year's team. 174 Karhy Del Signore steals the boll FIELD HOCKEY Mocoire Ddzooo rockling on opponenr Korhi Grillo blocking o shor in gool Fronr L Clizbe Middle N Morhias. J Hall, M Jones Dock S. Myers, K Dorrs, J. Flinr, Cooch Toorell, M Ronsburgh, L Drodr, L. Jennings, L. LoFounrain. fV Young. 175 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Lisa Visconri, Eileen Stock, Jockie Emonuelle, Do no Lewis. Shoron Mosconi, Cheryl Cox, Lori Polmoreer, Lindsey Diono Dorrom Deno Ortoff, Corolyn Russo, Derh Robbins, Middle Sue Reppenhogen, Koy DrowmeH, Jodene Dresch rop Rondi Dlorr, Jockie Moore Fronr T Gomboro. A Srein, D Pilkey, J Schmirr, M Dolzono, P. Porrerson, M Askew, (X Dormon Middle Cooch Sylvester. N Ligon, L Green, T Poller. (V Moye. C Wilsey, 0 Potterson. P Floyd, Cooch Fisher Dock L Lowyer, D Woodruff, L Gunneson, S Drosot, D Diodoro, F Fernondez, T Osrronder WINTER TRACK The 1979-80 Indoor Track reams hod o very successful season Debbie Schmirr led rhe girls ro vicrory in rhe Independenr Championships, and ro a second place Secrionol Trophy. The boys ream finished second in rhe Independenr Meer Many school records were broken rhis year, including: Korhi Grillo, high jump (5'4 , Mory Lou Flonsburgh, shor pur (34'5!6 ), Debbie Hickok, 2 mile run (1151), and Anne Holrzworrh, mile run (5:24). Also, Rob Floyd, 3200 merer run (9 46), ond Dwighr Woodruff, 1600 merer run (4 27). Dorh of rhese records were ser in firsr ploce secrionol finishes. Six G.H.S. orhleres qualified for rhe Srores. D Schmirr, K. Grillo, M L. Flonsburgh, ond A. Holrzworrh ran in rhe Girl's Srores or Syracuse Debbie won o fourrh ploce in rhe hurdles ond o fifth ploce in rhe 300 merer dash Anne compered in rhe Inrersecrionol Medley Relay which placed sixrh R Floyd ond D Woodruff orrended rhe Boy’s Srore Meer or Cornell First row I Drodr, M Ambrosino, A Schwed. M Corongelo, J Gough, t Nigro. C Conre Second row K Dorrs, D Hickok. M Dolzono. A Holrzworrh, M Tessey, L Cordovono, I Pose Third row Cooch Sylvester. K Dorrs, M Flonsburgh, D Hickok, K Ohio. D Schmirr, Cooch Fisher VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front: P Von Skiver, D Schmitt Middle L. Ferraro, C. Cox, L. Drown, Dock: M. Crossmon, K. Del Signore, M Mickels, Cooch Toorell, D Kieffer, P Sreworr, S Sullivon The Vorsiry Volleyball ream finished second in rhe Foothills Coundl, with o 10-4 overall record, which earned rhe girls o sectional bid. In rhe sectionals, many outstanding performances were turned in, bur rhe G.H.S. ream was defeated by Dollsron Spa. Debbie Schmitt, Lynn Drown, and Lisa Ferraro were elected to rhe Foothills Council All Star Team. Congratulations! 178 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Dock K. Conri. T Denson, J Correr. Coach Toorell, J. Rinr. S. LoPorro, L. House Front: J. Persch, K Dorrs. D Dourle The J V. VoHeyboll ream ended irs season with o 5-9 record The r league record was 3-9 wirh wins over Queensbury rwce ond Glens Foils They also defeared Johnsrown rwice Karhy De gnore making a save GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front A Donnelly. D. Lo Vodo, K Niznik, L Ferraro, 5 LoPorro, Dock D Seder. S Doird, K Luey, D Compognone. J DuMont, S Dorkevich, Cooch Lundberg The Girls Basketball ream defeored Mayfield in a non-league conresr, and Sourh Glens Falls in a Foothills Council game The ream showed improvemenr during rhe year. Scoring leaders were Lisa Ferraro and Jan DuMont Kelly Niznik and Solly Dorkevich did a fine job on defense, while Kare Luey was nored for her outstand- ing rebounding Lisa Ferraro receives o pass Jon DuMont roking o jump shot GIRL'S J.V. BASKETBALL Fronr P Telfer. L Chichester. L Cross. M Crossmon. T Monchesrer Dock Cooch D Seder. D Oore. L Coger. D Hlodik. R Gorber. K. Peck. Cooch Lundberg Kore Luey is reody ro dive Kelly Niznik wirh o loyup The girl's J.V. Boskerboll ream consisted mainly of new faces, bur rhe ream did well this year. Good perfor- mances were rurned in by Kim Peck and Tino Man- chester All rhe girls showed plenty of spirit ond ore look- ing forward to next yeor 181 WRESTLING Fronr D Gogne, P CookJge, C Pettit Middle: J Sreworr, M Comm. R Monchesrer, R Sobkowich, J Smith, M Gillen, E Dosserr. M McCracken Dock Coach DeLuco, J Morey, R Frasier, 0 Smith, L Keller, J DeVoe, T Obenhoff, R Dlood, R Frasier, D Rose, Asst Cooch Deorty Jimmy Sreworr preparing for o rake down. The G.H.S. Wrestling Team was coached this year by Anrhony De- Luco and Michael Beany. The Hus- kies hod only one win, bur the wresrlers showed consronr im- provement The fosresr pin of the year wos recorded by Bandy Monchesrer in eight seconds He also hod the most ream points. Other outstanding Wresrlers in- duded seniors Mark Gillen, who placed first in the Class B Tourna- ment, ond Jeff DeVoe. 182 SKI TEAM Front: E. Corsini, L bobbins, A Cerosio, J Hoogboon, R Rocco, D. Dennie, T Jovorone Middle N Arkins, R Ambrosino. D Lewis, M Keorney, 0. Clorkin, D Moore, C Sutliff, M Stock, J Keorney, Dock: D. Hdmlund, A Compognone, R Rorico, D Knutsen, J Sesonske, D Mohoney, C Stock, J Meliro, V Albonese, R Moider, K Shoblom, Cooch Collohon The Ski Team hod a successful season, although held back or firsr due ro a lack of snow. The boy's Varsity Team finished in third place in rhe Seaionols, bur only 1.8 points our of firsr place. John Meliro won individual honors in rhe slalom, and Willie Albonese finished second in rhe gionr slalom. Five skiers qualified for rhe srore Meer or Windham Mounroin. Gris compering were Kerry Keorney and Norolie Arkins. Dill Moore, Willie Albonese, ond John Meliro also compered for rhe boys, with John qualifying ro compere for rhe Ski Meisrer award. 183 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING Top ro Borrom J Brown. C Gorrung. G Cozzolino, J Dresch, P Sorrerlee. D Lovery, S Baker, V Songes Advised by Jill Sorrerlee, rhe 79-80 Vorsiry Daskerboll Cheerleaders represenred G.H.S wirh smiles, spirir, and zesr Prominenr or oil gomes, rhe Cheerleaders promore school spirir and good sporrsmonship Wherher or home or away, rhey hove no Trouble spreading pep and spirir or rhe baskerball gomes Their cheers represenr confi- dence in rhe G H.S. Dragons 184 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Fronr D Schwed, Middle ft Franco, T Crocerro, L SommeRa, J Esper, T Tremanre. Top D Sox FROSH CHEERLEADERS 185 K Lovery. K Hondy, ft Marhios, L Mologtsi. M Drown. L Meher. P McCune. S Faville VARSITY BASKETBALL This was another great year for the G.H.S. Dragons. In March, the ream successfully defended irs Class D Sectional Trophy by defeating Mohaneson at the Glens Falls Civic Center. The ream finished second, behind Saratoga, in the Foothills Council. Highlights of the season included three victories over Johnstown. Anthony Coger wos the leading scorer, averaging 17 points per gome. Dory I Coger leaded the ream in rebounds. Randy Mathias has been the ream catalyst, igniting the ream's great spirit when a big rally was needed. Mr. Kobuskie has been justly proud of our Dragons. G Chrisrodulu eyes rhe lone for another ossisr V N- 186 Front: L. Germon, A. Coger, (V Morhios, S. Beekmon, J Crocerro, Bock: G. Chrisrodulu, C Sorrerlee, T Fosrer, F. Nerhowoy, D. Coger, J GorguJo, M Sonford, A OCrurralo, Coach Kobuskie J.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity cogers hod a very suc- cessful season, with on overall record of 13-6 The ream, coached by Gene Sorrerlee, come in firsr in rhe Foothills Council wirh o record of 9-3. Mark LeFever and David Dorch were rhe leading scorers Front (V Noble. J Mosern, A Perrone. D McCue Dock P Schlegel, T Jones, D Dorch, M LeFever, M Kujroh, Cooch Sorrerlee FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Mr Merallo's Freshman cogers won another Foorhills Council Championship this year. They finished wirh a 10-2 record in rhe Council, and a 10-4 record overall. Fronr Monogers T Lourenrono, $ Dikiro. S Reppenhagen. T Rumriil Cooch Merollo, R Lee, T Frazier, K Hosbrouck, D Dorkevich, M Di- Moio, N Compognone, J Carter, J Honlfin, G Muslllo, D Merwirz 1979-80 SECTION II CHAMPS VARSITY - Front: Cooch Vidiluch, S Loir, R. Yosr, J DiMorco, J Morsholl Dock S, Gordner, M Hine, D. Frosier DOWLING The 79-80 G.H.S. Varsiry Dowling Squad complied on impressive 15-4-1 - overall record. To this they added rhe Rorrerdom Invirarional Touromenr Tirle ond rhe Foorhills Championship. The squad was co-caprained by Ray Yosr and John DiMorco, borh whom rurned in sready perfor- mances rhroughour rhe year DiMorco led rhe high series wirh 680 ond high game wirh a 266. Tammy Lair fin- ished in rhe runner up spor wirh a 675 series and a 237 high game. FACULTY Allan H. Chapman: Principal Favorire Pasrime: Gardening, making doll houses Favorire Foods: All Foods Favorire Music: Opera Hopes for rhe 80’s: Thor rhe world will srabilize irself so rhor man's crearive genius con again produce o berrer life for oil peo- ple Advise for Seniors: Do your besr! Don’r serrle for second place. Administration James Proper: Assistant Principal Favorire Pasrime: Qeing o Fa- rher ro son Scorr Besr liked Book Lost Hori- zon Besr Liked Movie: Sporrocus Advice ro Seniors: The harder you work, rhe luckier you'll ger. Descriprive Adjecrive: Enrhu- siosric Jack T. DeWeese: Assis- tant Principal, Guid- ance Favorire Pasrime: Bridge, working on his comp Favorire Foods: orienrol Besr Liked Movie: The Siting Hopes of rhe 80’s Thor rhe U S. con ser up on effecrive energy Plan. Descriprive Adjecrive: Busy 194 Board Of Education Front: Mrs. L. Trombley, Mrs. J Warts, Mrs. J. Esper, Mrs. M. Gior dino. Back: Mr. V. Dennie, Pres Dr. A. G. Everhorr, Mr C. Peck Mr B. Cerosuolo, Vice Pres.. Miss ing: Mr. A. Persch, Mrs. D. Ger man. Dr A. Glen Everhorr: Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Frank Woodworth: Assistant Superintendent for Instruction. Mr. Ernest Hurt: Assistant Superinten- dent for Business. Leo Hollenbeck: Guidance Counselor Fovorire Posrime Golf Desr liked movie Srar Wars Besr liked book Chesapeake Advice ro Seniors: Hang in rhere Descriptive Adjective: Able Donald Ashline: Guidance Counselor Fovorire Posrime: Golf, Dowling Desr liked book: On the Beach Fovorire Music: Show Music Advice ro Seniors: De Prepared Descriptive Adjective: Considerare Joan Oare: Guidance Secretary Fovorire Posrime: Crochering ond visiting Fovorire Foods: Pizza ond McDonalds' Desr liked movie: Pocky Desr liked book Peyton Place Descriptive Adjective: Hoppy 196 Carol Sue Hespelf: Secretary to Mr. Proper Debro Perhom: Secretory to Mr. Chapman Carol Cowsert: Receptionist Margaret Sweet, Elizabeth Knapp: Hall Monitors 197 IN RECOGNITION: 29 YEARS OF SERVICE Mrs. Sammons hopes for rhe 80'S: world peace, and a fulfilling reriremenr. Her advice ro seniors is ro be roleranr of orher people Be open ro new ex- periences and ideas. Consider rhe furure Mrs Sammons reflects on rhe posr for o moment when you are acring Today Mrs Sommons corches Mr Harrs in rhe holl Mrs. Sammons has worked wirh eighr different principals or G.H.S. Mrs Cordovono and Mrs Sammons discuss ptons for the English Deporrmenr Afrer many years or Glo- versville High School, Mrs. Lorraine Sammons is retiring from reaching. She hopes to keep active and try new things in her retirement years. Mrs. Sammons has seen many changes here, elective cources have been increased and students have grown more sophisticated in many ways. We will all miss Mrs. Sammons very much, as she has been an excel- lent teacher and a worm friend. Mrs Sammons or work or her desk The reochers hove been wonderfully cooperative 199 The pensive Mr Brenno Mr Corsirw's srocks nse ogom' No, ir's Mr Jerome Mr Wemple and our rrusry Xerox mochine Mr Rivenburgh mokes o po nr Lorraine Sammond: English- Favorire Pastimes: Reading, Traveling, Favorite Foods: Strawberries, Fruits and vegetables Favorite Music: Chamber Music, Best Liked Movie: The Lion in Vinter Descriptive Adjective: Hoppy Katherine Cordovano: English Favorite Foods: Irolion and Chinese, Oesr liked Book: Jane Eyre Favorite Pastime: Reading, walking Hopes for the 80's: Thar the goals of education will be set higher for students and teachers alike Descriptive Adjective: Romantic Thomas Lachanski: English 202 Joanna Velicky: English Favorite Pastime: Reading, sports Favorite Foods: Lobster, Lasogna Best liked movie: Dr Zhivago Advice to Seniors: Be sincere in life Paul Reed: English Favorite Pastime: Making miniature buildings and furniture. Favorite Foods: Roast beef, roost Turkey Favorite Music: Light Classical Hopes for the 80's: World peace Descriptive Adjective: Affectionate John G. Mefollo: English. G.H.S. Ath- letic Director Fovorire Pastime: Sporrs, Music Favorite Foods: Sreok, Pizza Best Liked Movie: Borneo and Juliet Advice to Seniors: Be responsible and true to yourself Descriptive Adjective: Busy Susan Simeone: English Undo Seymour: English Carol Young: English Laura Moyer: English Fovorire Pastime: Canoeing, ploying the guitar Fovorire Foods: Ice creom Fovorire Music: Classical Hopes for '80's: Peace Descriptive Adjective: Quiet Mary J. Agosta: Reading Aide Favorite Pastime Reading Favorite Book: Astrology Books Advice to Seniors: Be self aware As you think, so you ore” Descriptive Adjective Curious Doris Schultz: English Judy Campbell: English Favorite Pastime: Soiling Fovorire Foods: French Cooking Best-Liked books: Hawaii Advice to Seniors: Aim high and be Positive. Descriptive Adjective: Energetic Renie McDowell: Writing Skills Fovorire Pastime: Reading, Cross Country Ski- ing Best Liked Book: Roots Best Liked Movie: Turning Point Advice to Seniors: Accept Responsibility for your own actions. Descriptive Adjective: Sympathetic 204 Mary Jone Fredericks: French Favorite Posrime: reading, her home and family Favorite Foods: Lobsrer and Iralian foods Desr liked Movie: To Kill A Mockingbird Advice ro Seniors: Be rhe best you can be; don'r be satisfied wirh mediocrity Descriptive Adjective: gregarious Richard C. Adach: Spanish Deportment Chairman Nancy Scarselletta: French Katherine R. Adams: Spanish Favorite Food: Asparagus Best liked Book Centennial Best liked Movie. Dr. Zhivago Hopes for rhe 80' 's: Peace, deflation Description Adjective: Friendly Mary Lewis: Latin and English Favorite Pastime: sleeping, swim- ming Favorite Music soft rock Marion Boardway: Math Fovorire Pasrime: Traveling Best liked movie: Gone wirh rhe wind Fovorire Foods: Losogno, Steak Advice for seniors: Experience life ro irs fullesr Descriptive Adjective: Adventurous Homer Chase: Math Department Chair- man Fovorire Pastime: Bowling, Bridge Fovorire Foods: everything Hopes for rhe 80's: To retire Advice for seniors: enjoy your environ- ment Fovorire music: Dixieland Edward Subik: Com- puter Science, Math Fovorire Pastime: Fly- fishing Fovorire Foods: Brook Trout Best liked Movie: Gone wirh rhe Wind. Advice for Seniors: You never get o sec- ond chance ro moke o first impression Descriptive Adjective: Incorrigoble Richard H. Holmlund: Math Best liked Book Mila 18 Fovorire Food: Chili Fovorire Pastime: Golf, comping Advice for seniors: Stay in school os long os you con Descriptive Adjective: colm 206 Fred Rivenburgh: Mafh Fovorire Posrime: Golf, Being wirh his fam- ily Besr Liked Movie: The Sring Fovorire Foods: Lobsrer Toils Advice for seniors: Ger your educorion now-ploy larer Descriptive Adjective: gregarious Peter Wizes: Moth Fovorire Posrime: Fishing, hunting Fovorire Foods: Lobsrer, Steak Besr Liked Book The Bible Fovorire Music: Classical Descriptive Adjective: Believer Samuel J. Vojtek: Moth Fovorire Posrime: Beading Fovorire Food: Pizza Besr Liked Book Gone with the Wind Fovorire Music: Pop Descriptive Adjective: Conser- vative 207 Kenneth A. Kurzweil: Science Favorite Pasrime: Lisrening to mu- sic and playing guitar Favorire food: Chinese Desr Liked Movie: MASH Hopes for rhe 80's: Peace in the world Advice for seniors: Sray in school ond keep your goals high John Doftisti: Science Desr Liked Book Lord of the Flies Favorire Music: soft rock Hopes of rhe 80's: o solution ro rhe energy crisis Favorire Posrime: Sporrs Descriptive Adjective: Concerned John Arpin: Science Deportment Chairman Favorire Pasrime: Salmon Fishing Favorire Foods: Baked Salmon Besr Liked Movie: The Salmon and I Favorire Music: March of rhe Leaping Salmon. Descriptive Adjective: Soggy Angelo E. Finateri: Science Favorire Pasrime: Being wirh his family and driving his Corverre. Besr Liked Movie: The Mupper Movie. Favorire Music: Popular Advice for Seniors: Don'r rush into things. Descriptive Adjective: Caring Frank R. Blanchard: Science Favorire Pasrime: Auro Racing Favorire Food: Italian Advice ro Seniors: Study! Favorire Music: Folk Rock Descriptive Adjective: Srronge! 208 Donald Kaiser Science Favorite Pastime Watching TV Favorite Movie - The Good, The Bod and The Ugly Favorite Music • Current Hopes for 80's - To win the New York Stare Lottery Descriptive Adjective • satirical Thomas Oughton - Science Favorite Pastime - Forming Best liked book • Drums Alona the Mohawk. Robert Litz - Science Favorite Foods - Ice Creom and Anchovy Pizza Best liked Movie - African Queen” Fovorire Music - Strauss Waltzes Hopes for 80's - Better Music Descriptive Adjective • Tough bur fair George Sylvester . Science Favorite Pastime - Traveling Best liked Movie • The Sting” Fovorire Music • Mills Brothers Hopes for 80's Reviving the 3' r's Descriptive Adjective - sly 209 Dob Messina - Social Studies Favorite Pastime • Photography, cooking Favorite Foods Chinese Desr liked movie - The Gra- duate Descriptive Adjective - caustic Brett L. Collins Social Studies Favorite Pastime - Sports Favorite Foods - Italian Desr liked Movie - Rocky Favorite Music - Rock Hopes for 80's - To Become Wealthy! Patricio Michalski Social Studies Favorite Pastime - sewing and reading Favorite Foods pizza Favorite Music - Classical Hopes for 80's - peace in the world Descriptive Adjective - organized Nancy Kuhne Fallis Social Studies Favorite Foods - German, Chinese Desr liked book - The Dicenrenniol Series Desr like Movie - Blazing Saddles Hopes for 80's - life, love laughter Descriptive Adjective - satirical 210 Zone W. Peterson Social Studies Department Chairman Favorite Foods - Pasta, Chinese Foods Desr liked book - Gone With The Wind Favorite Music - Gregorian Chant Advice to the seniors - Live each day to the fullest Descriptive Adjective • Infallible Anthony Corsini Social Studies Fovorire Pastime - Sailing, Reading Favorite Foods - Spaghetti Alla Vongole Fovorire Music - Top 40 and Italian Op- era Claudette Sylvester Social Studies Michael Brenno Social Studies Fovorire Pastime • Reading, Running Best liked Movie - Annie Hall Favorire Music - Rock Best liked book • The Good Eorrh Advice to seniors - Don'r be impatient when making major decisions. John S. Von Arnam Social Stud- ies Fovorire Posrime • Teaching ond Earing Breakfast Fovorire Foods • Bread Hope for the 80's - No inflation Advice to seniors Stay Loose! Descriptive Adjective - Incredible Donald Harris Social Studies Fovorire Posrime - Jogging ond working with kids Fovorire Foods - Steak, Shrimp Best liked book - Seven Dovs In Mov Hopes for 80's - World Peace Descriptive Adjective - Involved 211 Joel M. Huntzinger Social Studies Fovorire Posrime - Being outdoors Fovorire Music Any Except opera Hopes for 80's - Peace! David Fisher Social Studies Frank loele: Business Department Chairman Desr Used Book The Godforher Favorite Music Lore 40's and 50's Advice ro seniors: Be good ro yourself James Murdlco: Bookkeeping Favorite Pastimes Golf ond soiling Best Liked Movie The Wizard of Oz Hopes for the 80 s Thor my wife spends less money 212 Barbara Reppenhagen: Shorthand and Typing Robert Gibbons: Business, Con- sumer Education Hopes for the 80's Retirement Advice ro Seniors: A smile will take you o long way Janet Yerdon McCarty: Business Norman Clo: Music Fovorire Posrimes: Making music and rarger shooring Favorite Music Any good music Advice ro seniors: Think, rhen act Lois Hesser: Music Favorire Food Surf and Turf Fovorire Movie Fonrosio Hopes for rhe 80’s: Complere doctoral de gree in music performance Advice ro Seniors Don't neglect rhe arts: they above oil things will give you on inner joy ro lost your lifetime Walter Jerome: Art Fovorire Book Gorp Advice ro Seniors: When you find some- thing you like - go after ir! Descriptive Ac ecnve Ponenr Jane Kauffman: Art Fovorire Posrimes: Reading, rrovelling Fovorire Music Mozorr sonoros Descriptive Adjective: Tolerant. Richard Wemple: Special Edu- cation Fovorire Posrimes Indoor sports Fovorire Food Alaskan King Crab Fovorire Music Soft stuff (WROW FM) 213 Undo McClory: Health Favorite Pastimes: Singing, travelling Hopes for the 80's: Thar none of us will be faced with the prospect of war. Advice to Seniors: Don't let anyone talk you our of your dreams Shirley Putnam: School Nurse Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Music: Disco (especially the Village People) Advice to Seniors: Stay in school - get in- volved ond enjoy yourself. 214 Lucille Sanford: Physical Education Joan Tootell: Physical Education Robert Gould: Physical Education William Ward: Physical Education Frederick Cranmer - Industrial Arts Favorire Pasrime - Trout and Salmon Fishing John Wilkinson - Driver Education Advice to seniors Take up fishing John Vldullch - Industrial Arts Bonnie Kearns - Home Economics Fovorire Movie • Whire Christmas Favorite Music - Classical Hopes for the 80's - Peace and happiness Michael Gendron - Industrials Arts, Related Arts Deportment Chairman Fovorire Pastime Auto shows Fovorire Music - Rock 99 Best liked Movie - The Godfather Descriptive Adjective - Hyperactive Michael DiCaterino - Industrial Arts Driver Education 215 Gene E. Volk - Librarian Favorire Pasrime - Handweaving Fovorire Foods - Farrening ones! Advice ro seniors - Srop lirrering or ir will bury you. Jill Dell - Library Aide Fovorire Posrime - Ceramics Fovorire Foods - Irolion Fovorire Music - Rock ond Roll Janis Vietri - Library Aide Fovorire Foods Chinese Fovorire Oook The Immiaronrs Hopes for rhe 80's - No Inflarion Betty Perella - Library Aide Fovorire Posrime - Collecring Orienrol dolls Fovorire Food - Pizza Hopes for rhe 80's - Improvemenr 216 N Cassaro, D Wager, S. Smirh, V. McCue, J. Klempa, S Hanley, D Teerz, A Olsson, A Slovak, S. Diodoro, D fXirersdorf Mgr, D Ferraro, D Ellis, L Druse Missing J Drown E. Teerz, V Keller, D Del- linger, D Wenrworrh. Missing: S. VonDerSluys Cafereria Staff 217 Moinrenonce Staff Dock: G. Dteyl, D. Perrella. Front: J. Ortman, J. Deck. 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Fabrics Notions Porrerns 397 So Main Sr Dial 725 8814 Yarns Points And Vornishes School Discounr For Home Ec Lumber Paneling Roofing •Teacher's Srudenrs And Large School Orders’ 233 WILSON'S SERVICE 227 W Fulron Sr Glovers ville N Perry Sr. Johnsrown New And Used Mororcydes Used Cars -Besr Wishes For Your Furure- FPvANK TROMBLEY AGENCY, INC. 25 27 Norrh Moln Srreer Desr Wishes From PERRONE LEATHERS GLOVES, INC. Gloversville, New York 12078 Phone 725-4015 And Our Srore The Leorher Ourler 50 Sourh Main Sr. Gloversville, N Y Congrorulorions From KIDDIE KORNER Tray ! i 36 Norrh Main Srreer Downrown Gloversville The Finesr In Infonrs And Children's Clorhing Up To Size 16 PETER'S OIL COMPANY, INC. 1 Coyodurro Sr 725- 7154 Arterial Plaza 234 Hearing Oils - Gulf Gasoline Goodyear Tires Gulf Econojer Oil Burners Page 235 LOVERSVILLE AVINGS 52 Norrh Main Srreer Gloversville, New York Gaslight Square 295 Broadway Sararoga Springs, New York Desr Wishes - D'ERRICO 6 FARHART INSURANCE Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 THREHEPv, JUNG, INC. 110 N Moin Sr Gloversville, N Y 7250611 43 47 Norrh Moin Srreer Your Future Is Our Future Best Wishes From JOHN R. KEARNEY, M.D. 235 Compliments Of The CUPJIN-HEBEPJ COMPANY, INC. Congratulations To The Ooss Of '80 From FRANK'S WEST END MARKET 261 West Fulton Sr. 725-7422 725-5617 ROY'S GREENHOUSE Robert D. Blowers 102 North Sr. Gloversville, N.Y. SCHLEGEL'S AUTO SERVICE CENTER 109 S. Main Sr. Gloversville Wheel Alignment And Brakes Serving Beer And Wine CASTLE HILL RESTAURANT 22-24 N. Main Take Our Orders Dial 725-7662 Serving Breakfast Lunch And Dinner Mike McGrail TOM'S ELECTRIC SERVICE M s DISCOUNT LIQUOR Since 1950 Electrical Conrrocrors 95 E. Fulton Sr 16 S Perry Sr. Johnsrown, N Y. Gloversville, N Y Coll 762-3422 725-1619 The YWCA A Membership Organization For Women And Girls Congratulations Class Of 1980 Providing Classes, Clubs, Physical From Activities G Health Club Complete With Sauna Equiprmenr. FULTON COUNTY 725-5316 Dleecker Square Let Your Life Shine With Us” Chamber Of Commerce May You Grow Up To De Righteous May You Grow Up To De Swift Moy You Hove A Strong Foundation When The Winds Of Changes Shift May You Always De Courageous Stand Upright And De Tall And May You Stay Forever Young. VAVPJCK'S BAKERY 725-8524 Owners Joe Sandra Vavrick Offering A Complere Line Of Dob Dylan Pastries G Freshly Daked Goods Wedding Cakes Dirrhday Cakes Our Specialty Featuring: Cokes, Pies, Cookies Congratulations To The Class With Class Homemade Dread From Salt-Free Dread } THE CLASS WITH CLASS. 181 North Main Sr. Ofr Gloversville f fi ; ) 237 Congratulations Class Of 1980 From The PTSA PARENT TEACHERS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION SCHOOL HOUSE LEATHER FASHIONS 21 McKinley PI. Gloversville Tremendous Savings Loresr Leather Fashions Leather Coots, Gloves, Hors. Handbags Mary Fred Per no Dial 725-3829 Or 7250489 Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Located In Old McKinley School a M J Beauty Lounge, Inc. 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK PHONE: 725-4010 239 Complimenrs Of FULTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS INCOPORATED IV Brown G Sons, Inc Ford Garlock Codilloc-Olds Soob, Inc. Howell Pierson-Dodge H P Morors, Inc -Dodge Kenrris Chevrolet, Inc. Kingsboro Chrysler-Plymourh Longwell Chevrolet, Inc. Nelson Jones Ford, Inc. Bose Quids, Inc.-Buick-Opel Shepord Pontioc, Inc. Hupkes Imports. Inc. Bromer Ford 240 Best Wishes To The Closs Of '80 From MOHAWK CANDY TOBACCO CO. Amsterdam, N.Y. Distributors Of WISE Potato Chips 241 GLOVERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION FELICITA CLUB Sonra Project Singing Felicira Girls Sell Refreshments Ar G.H.S. Flome Doskerball Games. Besr Of Luck To The Gass of '80 ILANNED P Parenthood ASSOCIATION OF FULTON COUNTY A Plethora Of Unique Gifrs Ar The Adirondack Windmill Gloversville, N Y. 257 Kingsboro Ave. Gloversville, N Y. 7707303 Be Some One Special Take An Industrial Arts Course G.H.5. SCHOOL STORE Broadening Your Horizons Congrorulorions ro the CLASS OF '80 FULT ON-MONT GOMER Y COMMUNITY COLLEGE BECOME ‘TAKE ADVANTAGE of our high quoliry, low ‘CHOOSE from among our 08 curricutor offerings STUDY full or parr rime, day or evening ‘APPLY for local, ger some form of oid) ro join our graduares in rhe ori-s after groduorion) srudeois - se ro CONTACT FULTON MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY COLLEGE JOHNSTOWN, NEW YORK 12095 For information on our 38 curricular offerings, financial oid, or registration. pleose coll (518) 762 4651 or 829 7321 PhofMD MorMSrorKv 7 - 7 ; 8ROOKlNS V « dSo S, FLORIST , 15 L6F AVe • TG LO V V P. s v l L (7- Jj-, Afs snc. U' { '61- S! S N € .D n.PRALARP. .',T-f v,6',' !;r For all ycvR special occasicr.s V;OUS6 PLANTIS Bowlers Do Ir Derrer Ar KODUSKIE LANES, INC. Q w ( TucW rtCs v— 6cm AiEWettKS 25 N Main Sr, Gloversville, N.Y. Telephone: (518) 725-1113 Complimenrs Of (jjJioP UaJfaA. Qntt U04) LhO. 259 Kingsboro Ave, Gloversville, N.Y 7250488 And The 5r J ojiutr[ (lucitoy Old Rr. 29 Voils Mills, N.Y. Col Dole Walker, Auctioneer Auctions Mean Insronr Cosh BOOSTERS Complimenrs of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kemp Dr. and Mrs. John Esper Best of Luck! Bonnie Keorns Style Beauty Shop Gift Shop Vince's Barber Shop Ralph's Tailor Shop Candy Kitchen Tegeo's Congratulations Class of '801 Mr. G's Hair Gallery for Men and Women Best Wishes South Main Liquor Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeVoe Dr. and Mrs. Naeem Akhtar Dr. and Mrs. Mirg Khan Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mongato Angelo, Phyllis, and Jonathon Finateri Leonzo's Dr. M. E. Brickner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Cox Parents of Douglas Bradford Mr. and Mrs. M. Gottung Taylor Made Canvas Products Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barkevich Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Buanno Mr. and Mrs. Des Jardins Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Lomanto Mr. George Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams Hilltop Ceramics - Mrs. Leane Bonfey Mrs. Delos Brink - Paul Brink's Grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lanphere Robert L. Maider David and Estelle Blatt Raymark-Varden Studios Share Corporation - Chemical Engineering Specialists The Science Department Mrs. Moyer Mrs. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ralston and Daughters The Brenno Family West End Ceramics 49 West Eighth Avenue PATRONS Good Luck Closs of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiCaprio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Papa Desr Wishes ro rhe Gass of '80 Besr Wishes ro rhe Gass of ’80 from rhe English Department Lors of Luck - Gass of '80 A.K. Drelia, M.D. Compliments of rhe Singer Company Arterial Barber Shop 725-3317 Crystal Boutique Bridals and Tuxedo Rentals Davis Cash Register and Office Machines Good Luds Class of '80 Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Salino Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berner and BAB Dr. and Mrs. David G. Handron Lomanto, Lomanfo, and Jung Gloversville Auto Parts. Inc. Dr. James Zullo Dr. Robert Tamseft Johnstown Auto Parts Perry Lanes Bowling Center Johnsrown, New York Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luey Cappello's Roma Pizza 176 Wesr Fulron Srreer Frank's Barber Shop 41 Sourh Main Srreer PATRONS Bob's Used Cors Dr. Jomes A. Brennan Holiday Inn Johnstown, New York Gould's Department Store Desr Wishes Class of ’80 The Calliope 167 Norrh Main Srreer Mr. and Mrs. James Lauria Desr Wishes ro rhe Class wirh Class Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Bruce, Ken and Tricia Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Rosenbaum Much Luck ro rhe Class of '80 Desr Wishes Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fischer D. Anadio and Son Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Crocetta Good Luck Class of '80 Good Luck ro rhe Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kocik Mr. and Mrs. David DIMezza Arthur and Mary Askew Walter and Joan Van Brocklin Robert and Evelyn Biggers Desr Wishes Class of 1980! Mr. and Mrs. George R. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perrella and Family 23 Foy Srreer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnett Desr Wishes Class of '80 247 NEPTUNIAN TIMES, 2980 A.D. Archaeologists digging in rhe vicinity of what appears to be an ancient small dry on rhe former planer Earth” (now moon B ■ 2 60, orbiting Neprune) found an oblong meral canister yesterday. This canister, tentatively dared “late 1970's,” somehow survived rhe series of nuclear explosions which reduced Earrh to o lesser moon in rhe 1980's Articles found inside rhe canister are in rhe process of being identified, although many are still puzzling our scientists. A vessel containing a dark liquid having a strange odor was found to have a strong taste, and sdenrisrs who tasted rhe liquid became uncoordin- ated and incoherent A green disc - shaped object is believed to be an early model for a space ship. Pink, sticky squares which were found are believed to be a kind of facial mask, applied after being chewed Two representations of rhe human race were uncovered: one dressed in white may have been an ancient god, rhe other is dressed in clothing similar to that worn today - another finding puzzling to scientists. All articles found in rhe canister are undergoing further investiga- tion, bur will later be on display in rhe Ancient History section of rhe Neptunian Museum. Perhaps, eventually, this discovery will help us to better understand rhe lifestyle of rhe people who lived during rhe pre - nuclear age of Earth SENIOR INDEX BRENDA ACHZET Bren Oracle 3, I F C 2, Touch down Club 2, Girl's Field Hockey 2, 3, Girls Track 2, 3; Girls Inrromurals 2, 3, WILLIAM ALBANESE Willie Ski Team 2, 3, 4, J V Soccer 2 ■ Coproin; Varsiry Soccer 3, 4, Srudenr Aide 4 LUCINDA ALDOUS Lucy : I. F C 3, 4 Treasurer, Sdramord 2, 3, 4, Sroge Crew 2, 3, 4, Foil Ploy Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3; Spring Ploy Comm 2, 3, 4, Gypsy 2; Freshman Basketball Cheerleoding 1, Touch- down Club 1, 2, 3; Football Stars 1, 2, Girls Inrromurals 1, Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, Oliver 4, Srudenr Aide 3, 4; Freshman Baseball Manager 2, 3,- Varsiry Boseboll Manager 4 CHRIS ANNE ANADIO Chris Touchdown Club 3, 4; Girls Inrromurals 1; Sonro Project 4, Biology Club 3 - Vice President JUNE AQUILLA: Oracle 4, I F. C 1; Touchdown Club 3, 4, Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, Biology Club 2, 3 - President; Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3. LESLIE ARMSTRONG: Srudenr Council 4, I. F C 1, 4 Girls Track 1; Spring Track National Honor Society 3, 4- Sonro Project 4, Srudenr Aide 4 LESLIE ARSENAULT - Big Les Bond 1, 2, 3; Bond Club 3; Pep Bond 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Freshman Foorboll 1; Sonro Projecr 4 KIM ATKINSON - Howney : Oracle 4, Husky Growl 1, 2; I. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gypsy 2, Area All Counry Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Narionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4,- Who’s Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4; Oliver 4 MICHAEL AYDT Mike MICHELLE BAIRD Shelly : Orode 3: I F C 1, 2, 3; Touchdown Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls J. V. Baskerball 1. 2; Girls Vorsiry Boskerboll 3, 4, Girls Inrromurals 1, 2, 3, 4,- Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4 BRENDA BAKER - Bokes ; Oracle 3, 4, DECA 3, I. F C 2, 3; Color Guard 2, 3; Girls J. V. Volleyball 1; Girls Inrromurals 1, 2, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Srudenr Aide 4; Ski Team Manager 3, 4 SANDRA BAKER Sandy : Husky Growl 3, 4, DECA 4 - Secretary; I. F C 3; Color Guard 3; Vorsiry Wres- tling Manager 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4; Srudenr Aide 3. SUSAN BAKER Box'': Husky Growl 3, 4, I. F. C. 3; Freshman Boskerboll Cheerleoding 1,- J. V Basketball Cheerleoding 2, 3 - co-caprian; Vorsiry Boskerboll Cheerleoding 4, Narionol Honor Society 3, 4, Srudenr Aide 4; Sonro Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4 JENNIFER BALDWIN Jenny Husky Growl Editor 3, 4, I. F. C. 1, 2, 3 - Secretory, 4 Secretory; Sdromord Secretory 2, 3, 4, Guys ond Dolls 3; Godspell 3; Music Mon 1, Bond 2, 3; Bond Club 2, 3, 4, Sroge Bond 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2 Accompanist, 4 Accompanist; Concert Choir Club 1, 2, 4; Pir Bond 1, 2, 3, Gypsy 3; Narionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4; Area All Srore Choir 2, 3, 4, Area All Counry Choir 1, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3; Oliver 4, Inrernorionol Thespian Society Secretary 3, 4 JO ANNE BANOVIC: Oracle 3, 4 Arr Ediror; Husky Growl 3, 4; Srudenr Council 1, I F. C 1, 2, SKi Club 1, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Srudenr Task Force 1 SALLY BARKEVICH Solly B Oracle 2, 3; Husky Growl 3, 4; Class Officer 1 Treasurer; 3 - Vice Presi- dent 4 Vice President; I. F. C. 1 - 9rh grade rep., 2 - Publicity, 3 - Vice President, 4 President, Bond 1, 2, Jr Prom Courr 3; Area All Counry Bond 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Girls Boskerboll 1 - Coproin 2, 3, 4, Senior Day 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Srudenr Task Force 1, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3. CAROL BEACH: I. F. C. 1, 2, Girls Concerr Choir 1, 2- Color Guard 2, Touchdown Club 4, Sonro Projecr 4- Senior Day 4, Area All Counry Choir 1 CLIFFORD BECK - C”: Jazz Bock Ensemble 4, Srudenr Aide 4 LEONARD BECK - Lenny : Concert Choir Club 1, 2, J V. Soccer 2, Areo All Counry Choir 1, 2. STEVEN BEEKMAN Beek : I F C. 3; Afro-American Club 1; Freshman Foorboll 1; J V. Foorboll 2, Vorsiry Foorboll 3, 4, Freshman Boskerboll 1; J. V Boskerboll 2; Vorsiry Boskerboll 3, 4. BRIDGET BELL Block Chinese . HAROLD BELL: Sonro Projecr 4 BETSY BERNER BAB : Oracle 4 Senior Editor, I. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4 Senior Day 4, French Club 1, 2, Who's Who Among American High School Sru- denrs 3; AMY BESTIVINA AMAOracle 4, Library 1, 2, 4; Touchdown Club 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Biology Club 3. WARREN BLATT: I. F. C 3, Sdromord 2, 3, 4, Sroge Crew 4; Jazz Bock Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Pir Bond 2, 3, 4, Who’ Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4. JOHN BIGGERS Biggs Vorsiry Soccer 3, 4, Coproin, Spring Track 4, Boys Inrromurals 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4 JEFFREY BLIVEN J. B. DECA 1 Treasurer; DECA Award 1. RICHARD BLODGETT: Freshman Foorboll 1; J V Foor- boll 2, Freshman Boseboll 2. 249 JOANNE BONFEY Jo”: Touchdown Club 2, 3; Sru- denr Aide 4 MATTHEW DOWERS • Mart”: Sonro Project 4 KATRINA BOYD Tina” Oracle Secrerory 3, 4, Library 1; Girls Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 4; Jazz Pock Ensemble 1; Concert Choir Club 1, 2, A, Sonro Project A, Senior Doy A, Area All County Choir 1, 2, 4, Student of the Month Sept 1979; Oliver A, Student Aide 1, 2, 3, A, Medical Careers Club 1; Spring Solo Competition 1, 4 DOUGLAS BRADFORD The Punning Lion” Class Officer 2 • Secretory, I. F C. 2, 3, 4, Godspell 2, Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football A, Spring Track 1; Sonro Project 4 PAUL BRINK Copt Arerong LORI BRONK Beanie” Sciromord 2, 3, A, Stage Crew 3, Foil Ploy Committee 2, Guys And Dolls 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Pock Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President; Color Guard A, Girl Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain,- National Honor Society 3, A, Area All-Store Choir 3, A- Area All County Choir 1, 2, 3, A, Oliver 4, Modrigol Group 2; Birthday Choir 1, 2, 3, N Y S. S M A solo competition 2, 3, A, International Thespian Society 4 JEWEL BROWN - Gooldens” Oracle A, Husky Growl 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Officer Treasurer 2, 3. 4; I. F. C. 1, 2, Afro-American Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3 - Prom Queen; Fresh- man Basketball Cheerleading 1; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Football Stars 1, 2, 3, A, Girls Varsity Field Hockey 4 - Coproin; Sonro Project 4; Senior Doy A, Norionol Honor Society A, Student Task Force 1; Student Faculty Advisory Committee A, J. V. Field Hockey 2, 3 - Coproin, Homecoming Court 4; Freshman Baseball Manager 1; Spring Track Manager 2. 3. PENNY BROWN: Key Club 1, I. F. C. 1; Touchdown Club 4, Winter Track 1,- Girls Inrromurols 2; Senior Doy 4. NANCY BRUCE Non : Oracle 3, A. I. F C. 4,- Sciromord 2, 3, A, Sroge Crew 2, 3, A, Foil Ploy Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Mouse Trap A, Guys ond Dolls 3; Come Bock Little Sheba 2, Spring Ploy Committee 2, 3, A, Romeo ond Juliet; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, A, Jazz Pock ensemble 2, 3, A, Concert Choir Club 1, 2, 3 - Vice- President; 4 Correspondent; Color Guard A, Gypsy 2, Touchdown Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Stars 4, Sonro Project 4, Senior Doy 4, Area All-County Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Oliver A, Prisoner of Second Avenue A, Birthday Choir 1, 2, 3; Modrigol Choir 2, Pep Club 4 President; International Thespian Sodety 4, French Club 2, N. Y. S. 5. M. A. Solo Competition 2, 3, 4 JACQUELINE BUANNO Jackie : I. F. C 2, 3; Student Aide 4 MICHAEL BURNETT Mike Husky Growl 3, 4,1. F C 1, 2, 3, 4, Sciromord 1, 2 President, 3 President, 4 President; Foil Ploy Committee 2, 3, A, Mouse Trap 4, Guys ond Dolls 3; Barefoot in the Pork 1; Come Bock Little Sheba 2, Godspell 2, Romeo ond Juliet 3; Music Mon 1; Concert Choir Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Pock Ensem- ble 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir Club 1, 2, 3 - President, 4 President,- Norionol Honor Scoiery 3, A, Sonro Project 4, Senior Doy A, Area All-County Choir 1, 2, 3, A, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 3, 4, Student of the Month 4 October '79; Oliver A, Prison- er of Second Avenue 4, Student Aide 3, 4, Birthday Choir 1, 2, 3; Modrigol Group 2, N Y S S. M A Competition 2, International Thespian Society 3, 4 BRUCE BURTON: Husky Growl 4, Student Teacher 4 KIMBERLY BURTON “Kim”: Oracle 3, A. Husky Growl 4,1 F. C. 2, 4, Guys ond Dolls 3; Bond 1, 2, 3, A, Bond Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sroge Bond 1, 2, 3, A, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Bond 3; Area All-County Bond 1, 2, 3, A, Touchdown Club 4, Sonro Project 4, Senior Doy A, Area All Store Bond 2, 3, 4; Area All-County Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, A, Soccer Cheerleader 4 LOREEN BUYCE Lori”: I F C. 1 DAVID CALAFRANCESCO PeorlHusky Growl 3; Library 1; I. F. C. 3, 4, Bond 1, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4; Sonro Project 4, Senior Doy A, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 3; Stu- dent Aide 2, 3. MARIA CALANDRA: I F. C 1, 2, Girls Concert Choir 1,- Touchdown Club A, Senior Doy 4 DEBORAH CAPUTO Debbie” Oracle 3, A, Sonro Project 4; Senior Doy A, Student Aide 3, 4,- ANNA CERASIA: Orode 2, 3, 4 Underclassmen Edi- tor,- Husky Growl 1, 2, Class Officer 4 - Secretory, I F C. 3, 4, Host of Exchange Student 3; Sciromord 2, 3 - Vice President, 4 Vice President, Sroge Crew 1, 2 - Sroge Manager, 3 Sroge Manager, 4 Sroge Manager; Foil Ploy Commirree 2, 3, 4, Mouse Trap A, Guys ond Dolls 3, Come Bock Little Sheba 2, Romeo ond Juliet 3; Music Mon 1, Prom Commirree 3; Gypsy 2, The Skin of Our Teeth 3,- Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Santa Project 4; Senior Day A, Oliver A, Prisoner of Second Avenue 4; Student Aide 3, 4 KATHLEEN CIRILLO • Korhi”: Husky Growl 3 - Editor, 4 - Editor, Shakers 1; Jr. Prom Court 3; Touchdown Club 3, 4, Girls Varsity Field Hockey A, Girls Track 2, 3 - Coproin, 4 - Captain, Spring Track 2, 3 - Coproin, 4 Coproin; Winter Track 2, 3 - Coproin, 4 - Captain; Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Project A, Girls Cross Country 3, Senior Doy A, Who's Who Among Ameri- 250 con High School Srudenrs 0, 4 DONALD CLIZDE - D J Senior Doy 4 JOHN CLO: I F C. 2; Guys and Dolls 3; Music Mon 1, Band 1, 2, 3, A, Bond Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sroge Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Bock Ensemble 3, 4, Pir Bond 1, 3; Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, Area All Store Bond 4; Area All-Counry Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY COGER - “Ice : Afro-American Club 1, 2; Foorboll Srors 1, 2, Freshman Foorboll 1, Spring Track 1, 2, Boys Inrromurols 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Boskerboll 1; J. V. Boskerboll 2, Vorsiry Boskerboll 3, 4 STEVEN COON: J V Foorboll 2 COLEEN COTTON: Oracle 4 Acriviries Ediror; Concerr Choir 3, 4; Jazz Bock Ensemble 3, 4, Sonro Project ; Senior Doy 4, Area All Srore Choir A, Area All-Counry Choir 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3. JOANN COUPAS: I. F. C. 3, A, Sciromord 4, Touch- down Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Vorsiry Field Hockey 3; Girls J. V. Boskerboll 3 - Manager; Senior Doy A, Sonro Projecr A, Orode 4 CHERYL COX: Orode 1. 2, 3; Class Officer 3 - Secre- tory; I. F. C. 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vorsiry Foorboll Cheerleading A, Soccer Cheerleading A, Touchdown Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Vorsiry Field Hockey 2, 3, Girls J V. Volleyball 1, Girls Vorsiry Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Doy A, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3,, 4 GINA COZZOLINO Gowk : Husky Growl 3; I. F C 1, 2, 3, 4; Shoker 1; Freshman Boskerboll Cheerleading 1; Vorsiry Boskerboll Cheerleoding 3, A, Ski Club 1,- Touchdown Club 2, 3, A, Vorsiry Baseball Manager 2. Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy 4 PERCY DANIELS “Herb SUSAN DANISE “Sue KATHRYN DELSIGNORE Karhy D : I F C 1, 2. A. Touchdown Club 2, 3, 4, Girls J. V. Volleyball 2; Girls Vorsiry Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Girls Vorsiry Volleyball 3 - Co-Coproin, A, Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy 4 JEFFREY DEROCKER “Bocker : Freshman Cross Country 1; J. V. Cross Counrry 2, Sciromord 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Mon 1; Gypsy 2, Borneo ond Julier 3; Guys and Dolls 3; Prisoner of Second Avenue A, Oliver A, Sonro Projecr A, Concerr Choir 3; Jazz Bock 2, 3, Senior Doy 4 ARMAND D'ERRICO “AI : I. F. C. 1, A, Ski Club 1; Freshman Foorboll 1, J. V. Foorboll 2, Vorsiry Foorboll 3, 4; Freshmon Baseball 2, Sonro Projecr 4 PETER DESJARDINS: Freshmon Baseball 1; J V Bose boll 2; J. V Soccer 2, 3; Vorsiry Soccer 4 JEFFREY DEVOE - “DeVo Freshmon Foorboll 1, J V Foorboll 2; Vorsiry Wrestling 3, 4 LINDSAY DIANA: J V Foorboll Cheerleoding 1, 2, 3 - Coproin; Vorsiry Foorboll Cheerleoding 4, Norionol Hon- or Society 4; Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy A, DEVEN DICAPRIO “Deak Oracle 4 Advertising Editor; I. F. C 2, 3, A, Sciromord 1; Foil Ploy Committee 1, Music Mon 1, Bond 1, 2, 3, A, Bond Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Bond 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Vorsiry Wrestling Monoger 3, 4; Norionol Honor Sodery 3, A, Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy 4, Srudenr Aide 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4 VINCENT DIMEZZA JR. V D I F C 3, A, Sciro mord 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Bock Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Concerr Choir Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy A, Area All Srore Choir 2, 3, A, Area All County Choir 2, 3, 4, N Y. S S M A. Solo Comperirion 2, 3, 4; Modrigol Group 2, 3; Birrhdoy Choir 2, 3 DARLENE D'ONOFRIO Dor Oracle 3; Feliciro 2.1. F. C 1, 2, 3, 4, Concerr Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Bock Ensemble 2, 3,4,- Concerr Choir Club 1, 2, 3 - Secretory, 4 - Secretary, Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Pro- jecr 4; Senior Doy 4, Area All Srore Choir 3, A, Area All- Counry Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, A, Modrigol 2, Birrhdoy Choir 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; N Y S. S M A Solo Comperirion 2, 3, 4 JANET DRESCH: Husky Growl 3; I. F. C 2, 4, Bond 2, Prom Commirree 3, Jr. Prom Courr 3; Vorsiry Basket- ball Cheerleoding 2, 3 - Coproin, A, Touchdown Club 3, 4; Spring Track 2, Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy A, Srudenr Foculry Advisory Commirree 4 JANICE DUMONT - Jon : I F C 1. 2, 3, 4, Touch- down Club 4; Girls Vorsiry Boskerboll 3, A, Girls Inrro- murols 3, 4; Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy 4 TIM ECKER Timmer : Sonro Projecr A, Srudenr Aide 3. JACQUELINE EMANUELE Jackie : Feliciro A. I F C 1, 2, 3; J V Foorboll Cheerleoding 1, 2; Vorsiry Foorboll Cheerleoding 3 - Coproin, 4 Coproin; Spring Track 2 - Manager, Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy A, Freshmon Boskerboll Monoger FRANK EMOND: Oracle 3; Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, A. Editor, Industrial Arrs Club 3; Sonro Projecr A, Senior Doy 4; Srudenr Aide 3, 4 SCOn ERCOUANI: Ski Club 4 ROSANNA FRANCA Bo ; I. F. C 4, Foreighn Ex- change Srudenr A, J V. Boskerboll Cheerleoding 4; Sonro Projecr A, Vorsiry Soccer Cheerleoding A, Oliver 4 LISA M. FERRARO: Oracle 4 Sporrs Editor, Husky Growl 3, 4,1. F C 1, 3,- Touchdown Club 3 - President, 4 - President; Girls J V. Volleyball 2, Girls Vorsiry 251 Volleyball 3, 4 Coproin; Girls Vorsiry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Coproin; J. V Foorboll Manager 2; Vorsiry Football Manager 3; Girls Inrromurols 1, 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Norionol Honor Sodery 4 RICHARD FISCHER Fish : Oracle 4. I. F C 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, Concert Choir Club 1, 2, Norionol Honor Sodery 3, 4. Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, Area All-Counry Choir 1 Who’s Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3; Chemistry Award 3. ROBERT FLOYD: Spring Track 3, 4, Winrer Track 3, 4 Captain; Varsiry Cross Country 3, 4 Caprain. VAN FONDA • Peace Freak”: Senior Day 4, Sonro Projecr 4 MARY FOSMIRE Mare”: I. F C 4, Sonra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Srudenr Aide 4. TIM FOSTER • Opie : Prom Commirree 3; Jr. Prom Courr 3, Freshman Foorboll 1; J. V Foorboll 2, Vorsiry Foorboll 3, 4, Freshman Baseball 1; Varsiry Boseboll 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; J V Basketball 2, Varsiry Basketball 3, 4, Sanro Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4, Simon Memorial Award 3. RONALD FRASIER - Fras” Freshman Foorboll 1; J. V Foorboll 2; J. V. Soccer 3, Spring Track 2, Sanro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Freshman Basketball 1 JEFFREY FREDERICK Jeff” SUZANNE FREDERICK - Sue”; Husky Growl 3; I F C 1, 4; Sanra Project 4, Senior Day 4 CHRISTINE FREMMER: Oracle 2. 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Feliara 2, 3, 4 • President; I. F C 4. Sdramard 2, 3; Touchdown Club 2, 3, 4- Secretory; Girls Vorsiry Field Hockey 2, 3; Girls J V Doskerball 2 BARBARA GARDNER - Barbie”; Sonra Projecr 4, Srudenr Aide 4 LINDA GERSAK: I F C. 1, 2, Sdramard 1, Stage Crew 1, Barefoot in rhe Pork 1; Touchdown Club 2, Sonra Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, J. V Field Hockey 2. LAWRENCE T. GETMAN - Tiger : I F C 4, Freshman Foorboll 1; J. V. Foorboll 2, J V, Baseball 1, 2, Varsiry Baseball 3, 4, Varsiry Golf 3, 4, Boy’s Inrromurols 2, 3, Sonra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Freshman Basketball 1; J. V Basketball 2, 3, Varsiry Basketball 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4 DONALD GIFFORD Super Sax : Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Srage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arrs Club 1, Area All- Counry Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Area All-Counry Wind Ensem- ble 1, 2, 3, 4 MARK THE WRESTLING” GILLEN: Varsiry Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Wresrling Secrionals 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1; Senior Day 4 CHRISTOPHER GLOVER: Spring Track 1. 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH SUE GOLDMAN Debbie” Oracle 2.1 F C, 1, 2, 3, 4 - A F S Pep , Hosr of Exchange Srudenr 2; Domestic Exchange Srudenr 3; Sdramard 1, 2, Srage Crew 1; Music Man 1; Concerr Choir 1, 2, Concerr Choir Club 1, 2; Touchdown Club 2, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4; Area All-Counry Choir 1, 2, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3; Srudenr Aide 4, French Club 1, 2 - President; J. V Baseball Stars 2. 3; Vorsiry Baseball Srars 4, Area All Srare Choir 2. CAROLE GOTTUNG - Flash”: Husky Growl 3, 4, Srudenr Council 4 - Treasurer; Class Officer I F C. 1, 2, Industrial Arrs Club 3, 4, Prom Commirree 3; Freshman Basketball Cheerleoding 1; J V Basketball Cheerlead- ing 2; Varsiry Baskerball Cheerleading 3, 4 - Co-Cap- rain, Touchdown Club 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2; Varsiry Soccer 1, 2 Manager; Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Homecoming Courr 4, Vorsiry Soccer Cheerleading 4 Co-Caproin; National Honor Society 4 ANDREW GUIDRY Gids” Oracle 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football 1, Spring Track 2, Winrer Track 2, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4 JUANITA JEANETTE HALL r s. f ”: Afro American Club 1, 2, Girls Varsiry Field Hockey 4, Senior Day 4; Girls J. V. Field Hockey 3. KELLY HALL - Kelly Leste”: Afro-American Club 1, 2- Freshman Baskerball Cheerleading 1; J. V Baskerball Cheerleoding 2 MICHAEL HANSON Mike ; Spring Track 1, 2, 4; Sanra Projecr 4. RICK HAVEL Grizzly” DEBORAH HEACOCK: Oracle 2, 4 Seniors Ediror; Srudenr Coundl 4; I. F. C 1, 2, 3 - A F. S. Pep., 4 - Vice President; Hosr of Exchange Srudenr 4, Sdramard 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Man 1; Gypsy 2. Guys ond Dolls 3; Oliver 4; Prom Commirree 3; Varsiry Tennis Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Norionol Honor Scoiery 3, 4 Secretary; Sanra Project 4; Senior Day 4, Srudenr Faculty Advisory Commirree 4; Vorsiry Soccer Cheerleading 4, French Club 2, 3 - Treasurer, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4 MICHAEL HINE Mike”; Varsiry Bowling 3, 4 GEORGE HLADIK - Bull Freshman Foorboll 1, J V. Foorboll 2 - Caprain; Varsiry Foorboll 3, 4, Varsiry Wresrling 3; J. V Baseball 2 ANNE HOLTZWORTH: Orocle 2, 3 - Acriviries Editor, 4 - Ediror-in-Chief, Husky Growl 3 - Ediror-in-Chief, 4 - Ediror-in-Chief; I. F. C 1, 2, Sdramard 1, 2, Fall Play Commirree 2, Music Mon 1, Band 1, 2, Band Club 1, 2; Srage Band 2, Pit Band 2. Area All-Counry Band 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2 - Treasurer; Touchdown Club 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, - Caprain, 4 Caprain; Winrer Track 3 - Caprain, 4 - Caprain; Norionol Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Project 4; Senior Doy 4, Who's Who Among American 252 High School Srudenrs 3, 4; Notional Merit Letter of Commendation 4 LAURA IACOVONE Lou : Oracle 4; Felicira 2, I F C 1, 2, 3, 4; Sciramord 2, 3, 4, Dond 1, 2, 3, 4; Dond Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Dond 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Pit Dond 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir Club 2, 3, 4, Area All-County Dond 1, 2, 3, 4, Notional Honor Society 3, 4; Santa Project 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4 GINA INSOGNIA Gina Dean Freshman Football Cheerleoding 1, Gris J. V Doskerball 2, Santa Project 4 DAVID ISOLDA Hoirpie : J. V Doseboll 1.1 LYNN JAMES: Class Officer 1 President, Spring Track 1, Santo Project 4, Senior Day 4 ANDREW JOHNSTON - Dud Oracle 3, 4 Photogra- phy Editor, Student Counal 4,1. F C. 3, 4, Sciramord 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4, Mouse Trap 4, Guys and Dolls 3; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1; Santa Project 4. Senior Day 4, Oliver 4, Prisoner of Second Avenue 4, Photography Club 3, 4 President FRED JONES: Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4 MARK KARPINSKI Karp Doy's Inrromurols 1, 2, 3; Sonro Project 4 MARY A. KAUFFMAN: Oracle 3 - Faculty Editor; Husky Gowl 1, 2, 3; I. F C. 1, 2, Host of Exchange Student 2, Sciramord 1, 2, 3, Dorefoor in the Pork 1; Music Mon 1; Dond 1, 2, 3; Dond Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, Pep Dond 1, 2. Sroge Dond 1, 2. Jazz Dock Ensemble 2; Pit Dond 2, 3; Area All County Dond 1; Notional Honor Society 3, 4, Area All Store Dond 3; Area All County Wind Ensemble 2, 3; Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3; N. Y. S. S M A. Competition 1 2. 3. YVONNE KILGORE Killer Gris Concert Choir 2. Area All Store Choir 2. BARBARA KIEFFER Dorb”: Oracle 4, Husky Growl 4; Felicira 4, I. F. C. 4, Domestic Exchange Student 4, Sdromord 4, Sroge Crew 4, Mouse Trap 4, Girls Varsity Volleyball 4, Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4 JOHN KOCIK Jock : J. V. Soccer 3; Notional Honor Scoiery 3, 4, High School Srudenrs 3, 4 ANREA KRATKY: I. F. C. 1, 2, 3; Twirlers 1; Shaker 2, 3; Touchdown Club 3; Sonro Project 4 BRETT LAIR Hobbit : Freshman Football 1; J V Foorboll 2; J. V. Soccer 4, Spring Track 2, 3; Winter Track 2, 3: Sonro Project 4 MICHAEL LAIR: I. F. C. 1, 2, 4; Freshman Foorboll 1; J. V, Foorboll 2; Varsity Foorboll 3, 4, Freshman Doseboll 1; J. V Doseboll 2; Varsity Doseboll 3, 4. Notional Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 JULIE LANGTON Longlois Library 4, Sonro Project 4 GREG LAMPHERE - Chops : D E C A 4 Vice- President; Sdromord 1, 2, 3, 4, Sroge Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Foil Ploy Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Ploy Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, J V Foorboll 3; J. V Soccer 1, Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, Student Aide 4, Photography Gub 1 HARRY LAURIA H : I. F. C. 4, Freshman Foorboll 1, Freshmon Doskerball 1; J. V Doseboll 2, 3; Freshman Doseboll 1; Varsity Doseboll 4, Doy's Inrromurols 3; Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, J V Doskerball 2, 3; Freshmon Doskerball 1 DOREEN LAVADA Reeny : I F C 4, Concert Choir 4; Concert Choir Club 4, Touchdown Club 4, Student Aide 3, 4 TAMIE LYNN LAVALLEE - Tom Husky Growl 3, 4, Felidro 2; I. F. C 2, Color Guard 3, Touchdown Gub 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3; Sonro Project 4. THERESA ANN LINDSLEY - Trees : I F C 2. Touch down Club 1; Varsity Wrestling 3 Manager, Sonro Project 4, Student Aide 3. ANNE LOMANTO: Oracle 4.1. F C 1, 2, 3 - Secretory, 4 - Secretory, Spring Ploy Committee 3, Prom Commir- ree 3, Jr. Prom Court 3; Spring Track 1, Varsity Golf 2, Notional Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Day 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Srudenrs 3, 4, Student Aide 4 JOHN LOMANTO: Husky Growl 3, 4, Student Counal 1, 2, 3 - Treasurer, President 4, I. F C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sciramord 3, Sroge Crew 4, Oliver 4, Dond 1, 2, 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3, Pit Dond 3; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Gypsy 2, Jr. Prom King 3, J. V. Foorboll 2; Varsity Foorboll 3, 4, J. V. Soccer 1; Sonro Project 4, Senior Day 4, Student Faculty Advisory Committee 4 LOUISE LOMANTO: Weez Oracle 3, 4 Loy-our Editor, Class Officer President 2, 3, 4, I. F C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sciramord 2, 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3, Godspell 2, Prom Committee 3, Jr Prom Court 3; Gypsy 2, Girls Track 1; Notional Honor Soaery 3, 4, Sonro Project 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Srudenrs 2, 3, 4; Prisoner of Second Avenue 4, Oliver 4 CATHERINE JEAN LUEY Kate Oracle 4, Husky Gowl 3, 4 - Editor, Student Council 3; Girl's J. V. Volleyball 2, Girl's Varsity Volleyball 3; Girl's J. V. Doskerball 2, Girl's Varsity Doskerball 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1; Gris Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4 Coproin; National Honor Society 3, 4 - Vice President; Sonro Projea 4, Senior Day 4, Who's Who Among Americon High School Srudenrs 3. RICHARD MAIDER - Dick : I. F. C. 4, Vorsity Golf 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Doys Inrromurols 2, 3; Sonro 253 Projecr A, Senior Doy A, Freshmon Basketball 1, Vorsiry Skiing 4 FRANK MALAGISI ''Mol' BARBARA ANN MALIK - Barb Orocle 2, I. F C 1; Girl's J. V. Volleyball 2, Sonro Projecr A, Girl's J V Field Hockey 2. RANDY MANCHESTER: Vorsiry Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4 Captain, Wrestling Sectionals 1, 2, 3, 4 RANDY MATHIAS - Clyde Freshmon Foorboll 1, J V. Foorboll 2; Boys Inrramurals 3; Senior Doy A, Fresh- man Basketball 1; J. V Baskerboll 2, Vorsiry Basketball 3. 4 MATT MATTICE: J. V Soccer 2 - Caprain; Vorsiry Soccer 4 ELAINE MC CREIGHT Kins : Husky Growl 1, 2,1. F C 2, 3, 4; Saramard 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Club 2, 3 - Secrerary, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Pir Bond 3, Area All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Narional Honor Society 3, A, Sanra Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Oliver 4; Prisoner of Second Avenue 4 SUE MC CULLOUGH: Orocle 3 Sports Editor, 4 Editor in-chief: Qoss Officer 1 Secretory; I. F. C. 2, 4, Prom Committee 3; Touchdown Oub 3, A, J. V Baseball Manager 3; Senbr Day 4, Santa Projecr 4 VERNA MEHER: Santo Projecr A, Student Aide 4 JOHN MELITA - Mole : I F C 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom Court 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Freshmon Football 1, Boy's Cross Country 3; Santa Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. KIMBERLIE LYNN MERCER Miss Deco”: Student Council 1; DECA 2, 4 - Secretary, I. F. C, 1, 2, Sciramard 1; Concert Choir 1, 2, A, Jazz Bock Ensemble 1, 2, Pir Band 1, 2, 4, Touchdown Club A, Senior Day 4, Area All County Choir 1, 4. MICHELLE R. MICKELS: Husky Growl 3, 4, Feliciro 3; Library A, Pep Band 1; Touchdown Club 3; Girls Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, A, Girls J. V Volleyball 2, Girls Varsity Volleyball 3, 4, Girls J. V. Basketball 2, Girls Varsity Basketball 3, A, Senior Doy 4. SANDRA L. MILLER SandieOrocle 3 - Editor; Feliara 2 - Vice President; Library A, I. F. C. 1, 2, Narional Honor Soaety 3, 4, Santo Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 ANTHONY MILLS Antoine : Freshmon Foorboll 1; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Foorboll 3, 4, Senior Day A, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 ROBERT MOREY: Senior Day 4. SHARON MOSCONI: Husky Growl 3, 4, I F. C. 1, 2, J. V. Foorboll Cheerleading 2, Vorsiry Football Cheer- leading 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Touchdown Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, Varsity Soccer Cheerleading 4 - Co-Coprain. JOHN MOSETTO Mo : D E C A 3; Freshman Foorboll 1 WESLEY MUDDLE Wes : Prom Committee 3; Jr Prom Court 3; Freshmon Football 1, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, A, Spring Track 1; Freshmon Bosket ball 1; J. V. Baskerboll 2, 3 MICHAEL MULLINS Mick Prom Committee 3; Freshman Football 1; Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, J. V Football 2, Vorsiry Football 3, 4 JAY MURRAY - Murr : Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Freshman Football 1; Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4 Captain,- Sanra Projecr 4 CHRISTOPHER NICOLELLA Chris Oracle 2, 3, 4 Underclassmen Editor; Husky Growl 1, 2, 3, 4 - Editor; Studner Council 1; Class Officer 4 Class Historian, I. F C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Saramard 1, 2, 3, A, Fall Ploy Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3, Spring Ray Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Godspell 2; Music Man 1; Gypsy 2, National Honor Society 3, A, Sanra Projecr 4; Senior Doy A. Oliver 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Student Faulty Advisory Committee 3. MICHAEL NIGRO Mike : Husky Growl A, I F C. 1, 2; Sciramard 1, 2. CONSTANTINE ORFAN • Dino : I. F. C. 3, A, Senbr Doy 4 PETE OSTRANDER Disco Pete : Library 1, The Skin of Our Teeth 3; Spring Track 1, Winter Track 1. LYNN OTTUSO: Husky Growl 3; I F C. 1; Touchdown Club 3; Football Statistics 2, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, A, Narional Honor Society 3, A, Sanra Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, A, Photography Club 2 SALLIE PAGANO: I F C 2. Sciramard 2, Band 1, 2, 3; Band Club 2, 3 - Vice President; Pir Band 2, Gypsy 2; Touchdown Club 3, A, Varsity Football 4 Manager; Winter Track 1; Sanra Projecr A, Senior Day 4, Area All- Counry Wind Ensemble 2, 3. GREG PALMATEER: Freshman Football 1; Freshman Baseball 1; J. V. Baseball 2. Varsity Baseball 3; J. V. Soccer 2, Vorsiry Soccer 3, 4 CONCETTINA PAPA - Miss PopperOracle 3, 4 Editor of Advertising, I. F. C. 2, 3, A, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Day A, Sanra Project A, French Club 2, 3 - Vice President; A, Student Aide 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 SHARON PASQUARELLA - Perie : Senior Day 4; Student Abe 4 ROBERT PATTERSON Parch I. F. C. 2, 3, A, Fresh man Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4,- Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Sanra Projecr 4 MARY PAYNE Mare . 254 JOANNE PECORINO Jo I F C 2. Sonro Project 4, Senior Doy 4 KARL PELLEGRINO Unic : Indusrriol Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 4 DEBORRAH PERNA - Debbie Oracle 3, 4,1 F C. 2, 3: Color Guard 2, 3, Ski Team 3, 4 Manager, Sonra Project 4; Srudenr Aide 3 MARK PERRELLA: Saromard 1, Barefoor in rhe Park 1, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1; Area All-Counry Band 1, 2, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Area All-Counry Wind Ensemble 3, 4, Biology Club 1; French Club 1 MICHAEL PETRUCELLI Perro : Oracle 4 Sporrs Ediror; Band 1, 2, Freshman Football 1; J. V Football 2, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Baseball 1; J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, VarsiryGolf 3, Boy's Inrramur- als 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Freshman Basketball 1. BRIAN PETTIT: Industrial Arts Club 2 HARRY PHELPS: Industrial Arts Club 2, Senior Day 4 ANDREA PIAZZA - Pizza”: Oracle 3, 4,1. F. C 1, 2, 3; Music Man 2. Girl's Choir 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Touchdown Club 4, Varsity Soccer Manager 3, 4, Sonra Projecr 4, Srudenr Aide 2, 4, Ski Team Manager 3, 4; Madrigal 2, Area All-County Choir 1. KAREN PITKIN Shorty MICHAEL PROIETTI Sonrino KELYNNE REED Kelly : Srudenr Council 1, 2, 3 - Vice President, 4 Public Relations Officer; I F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sciramord 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 3; Music Man 1, Band 1; Girl's Track 1, 2, Girl's Cross Country 2, Notional Honor Society 3, 4 President; Sonra Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. LANCE ROBBINS Link : Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4 MICHELE ROPAN Gogi : Oracle 3, 4,1 F C 1, 2, 4, Sciramard 1, 2, 3, 4. Guys and Dolls 3; Color Guard 4, Gypsy 2, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4, Oliver 4. ROBIN ROSENBAUM - Bomb”: Orode 1, 2, 3 - Un- derclassman Ediror, 4 Faculty Editor; I. F. C. 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Band Club 1, 2, Pit Bond 2, 3; Touchdown Club 4, Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4; Area All-County Dond 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Srudenr Aide 4 WILLIAM ROWLEY - Rowl : Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Freshman Baseball 1; J. V. Baseball Manager 2, Sonra Projecr 4, J. V. Baseball 2, Freshman Basketball 1 DEBBIE RUBSCHA Ruby : I. F. C. 2, Touchdown Oub 4, Santa Projecr 4 ROBIN RUMMLER - Flo”: Sciramard 1; Stage Crew 1; Touchdown Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Statistics 3, Girl's Varsity Field Hodsey 2, Girl's J. V. Volleyball 1; Girl's Varsity Volleyball 2, 3; Girl's J. V, Basketball 1; Spring Track 1; Santo Project 4, Senior Doy 4 RICHARD SANGES Tick”: Ski Club 1, 2, Winter Track 1, 2. VALARIE SANGES Tiny : Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice-President; Area All-Counry Bond 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball Cheerleoding 1; Varsity Bosket ball Cheerleoding 2, 3, 4, Notional Honor Society 3, 4, DAR Good Citizen Award 4, Senior Doy 4, Srudenr of rhe Month 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Srudenr Aide 4 GARY SCHLEGEL Bagel Freshman Football 1; J. V Football 2,- Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 4, Spring Track 2. HOWARD SCHLENKER: I F C 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3; J. V Soccer 1; Winter Track 3, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 3, Freshman Basketball 1. DEBORAH SCHMITT Debi : Husky Growl 3, 4; I. F. C. 4; Band 1, 2, Touchdown Qub 2, 3, 4, Girl's Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Grl's J. V. Volleyball 1, 2; Girl's Varsity Volleyball 3, 4 - Captain, Girl's J. V Basketball 1 - Captain; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Sanra Projecr 4. Senior Doy 4 DAVID SCHRADER Schrad : Industrial Arts Club 1 2 3, 4 MARGARET SCHWED - Meg : Husky Growl 2, 3, 4 Editor; Srudenr Counal 2,1 F C. 1, Saromard 3, 4, Guys and Dolls 3; Spring Roy Committee 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Concert Choir Club 3, 4, Touchdown Club 1, 2, 3 - Secretory 4, Football Statistics 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football Manager 2, Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1; Sanra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Srudenr Task Force 1, 2, Oliver 4, Prisoner of Second Avenue 4, Srudenr Aide 4, National Thespian Society 4, Photogra- phy Club 2, 3 - Treasurer, 4 Secretory and Treasurer RICHARD SCHWED Schmedley : Class Officer 1, 2,1. F. C. 4, Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4; Freshman Baseball 1; J. V Baseball 2. MARCIA SEMPREVIO: I. F. C. 1. Band 1, 2, Sonro Projecr 4 CRYSTAL SHEPARD ■ Chris : I. F. C. 1. 2, 3, Girl's J. V. Basketball 3; Girl’s Inrramurals 1; Sonro Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Biology Club 3. KAREN SHULTS: Color Guard 3; Touchdown Club 4; Girls Track 2, J. V. Soccer Manager 2, Varsity Soccer Manager 4, Winrer Track 2, Santo Projecr 4, Senior Doy 4 RANDY SIEGLE: Spring Track 1, 3; Winrer Track 2, 3. SCOTT SIMONDS Gabbermourh : J. V. Bowling 4- Sonra Project 4, Senior Day 4 ANGELA SMIMMO OARR Ang Oracle 3, DECA 2S5 2; Library Club 1 Presidenr, 2 President; I. F. C. 3; Sonra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Srudenr Aide 3, 4. ROGER SMITH: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Santa Projecr 4 VICKI SMITH: Oracle 3, Husky Growl 3; Feliciro 3, I F C. 2, 3; Sciramard 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3; Color Guard 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3 Manager; Winter Track 1, 2, 3 - Manager; Santa Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 JAMES SMULLEN Slim'': Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Srudenr Aide 4 FRED SNYDER: Industrial Arts Club 1 Historian, 2 - Historian, 3 - Vice Presidenr, 4 President, J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3. PATRICIA STEWART • Par-mo : Feliciro 4, I. F C 2; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Area All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Varsity Field Hockey 2, Girl's Cross Country 3; Notional Honor Society 3, 4, Santa Projecr 4; Senior Day 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Wrestling Manager 2, Girl's Softball 3, 4; Girl's J. V. Volleyball 1, 2, Girl's Varsity Volleyball 3, 4 SHERRI STEWART: I F. C. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Bond 1, Girl's Concert Choir 2, Touchdown Club 4; Area All-Stare Band 2, 3. CHARLES STOCK - Chas : DECA 3; Ski Team 2, 3, 4 Captain; Freshman Football 1; Santa Projecr 4, Senior Day 4 OTTO STRANDVIG - Otter : I. F C. 4, Foreign Ex change Srudenr 4, Varsity Football 4, Santa Projecr 4 MARK SWEARS: DECA 3 - Vice Presidenr, 4 - Secre- tary; Santa Project 4, Srudenr Aide 2, 3, 4. MARGARET SWEET • Peggy”: Senior Doy 4 DOROTHY TAMULEWICZ Dorrie : Oracle 2,1. F C 2; Girls Varsity Field Hockey Manager 2, Sonra Projecr 4; Senior Doy 4, Srudenr Aide 4 ANDREW TEDESCO Ted : J. V Bowling 1, Varsity Bowling 3. DEBBIE THERRIEN Babbit : Orchestra 1; Sonra Pro- jecr 4 PATRICK TIERNEY - Torch : Husky Growl 3, 4 Editor; Bond 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Court 3,- Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4 - Captain; Freshman Baseball 1; Boy's Inrramurals 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Santo Projecr 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Fresh- man Basketball 1; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Boy's Store Representative 3. BRIAN TOWN: J. V Bowling 1, 2, Varsity Bowling 3. RONALD VAN ALSTYNE - Woody : I. F C. 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3; Santa Projecr 4; Senior Day 4, Srudenr Aide 3. ROBERT VANDY • Bob : Freshman Baseball 1; J V Soccer 1, 2 - Tri-Caprain; Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Tri- Caproin; Santo Projecr 4 PATRICIA VAN SKIVER Bush Oracle 2, 3, I. F. C 1, 2; Sciramard 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, Barefoot In The Park 1; Music Man 1; Girls Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Girl's J V. Volleyball 1, 2, Girls Varsity Volleyball 3, 4 Co- Captain; Girl's Inrramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sonra Project 4- Senior Day 4, Srudenr Aide 4 TERRI LYNNE VOSE: Srudenr Aide 4, Senior Doy 4, Santa Projecr 4 LINDA WAGAR Wags Feliciro 3; I F C. 1; Color Guard 3; Touchdown Club 3, 4, J V. Soccer Manager 2; Varsity Soccer Manager 3. 4 Winter Track 2, Santa Projecr 4, Srudenr Aide 4 KIMBERLY WATTS ■ Kim”: Orade 2, Husky Growl 3, 4; Feliciro 1, 2 - Vice President, Color Guard 4, Girls Varsity Field Hockey 2, Girls J. V. Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Santa Projecr 4, Srudenr Aide 4. CAROL WAYLETT: Sciramard 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bond Club 1, 2 - Historian, 3 - Presidenr, 4 - President; Pit Band 3, 4, Area All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Santa Projecr 4, Varsity Tennis 1, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4 ELLSWORTH WHITBECK “Bucky STUART WILLIAMS: Husky Growl 1, 2, Srudenr Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President; I. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Host of Exchange Srudenr 4, Sciramard 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Play Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Ray Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4. Sonra Projecr 4; Senior Day 4 CHRISTOPHER WILSEY Doc : I F C 4, Freshman Football 1; J. V. Baseball 2; J. V. Bowling 1; Spring Track 1, 3, 4; Winter Track 4, Notional Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Chemistry Award 3. MELISSA WOOD - Missy : Jr. Prom Court 3; Football Statistics 2; Girl's J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Girl's Varsity Basketball 3. MARY JANE YOST - M J. : DECA 2, Srudenr Aide 1, 2, 4: Santa Projecr 4, Senior Day 4 RAYMOND YOST Ray : Biology Club 2, Varsity Bowling 3, 4. Sonra Projecr 4, Senior Day 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. RICHARD YOST: J. V Bowling 3, 4 MICHELE ZAJICEK: Twirlers 1, 2, Srudenr Aide 3. 256 IjSSw- an§ Answers ComFlS Scrj� ' s.l,f bs� S-5r 3 iiiii