Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Top Left: Scott Emanuele and Kelly Niznik anxiously awaiting the after prom party Middle Left White carnations and crystal goblets symbol- ize We've Cot Tonight ', our prom theme Middle Right Brenda Dalleo, Richard Case, and Debbie Jordon relaxing to sounds of the Act III band Bottom The 1980 Junior Prom Court: Donna Lavery, Jim Houghton. Lorena Orlosky, Jim Diana. Stacia Dennie, John Sanges. Rose Zarelli. Mark Lomanto, Eva Corsim. Aric Dicruttalo. Margaret Cerasia, Chris Satterlee, Sue LaPorta and John Garguilo

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• • • an evening . . . never to be forgotten June 7, 1980, dawned as an excit- ing day for juniors and Seniors- the day of the Prom! It was the first out-of-school activity that the class of '81 would experience to- gether. Many preparations were made for this day. Cars were washed and waxed, flowers were picked up at the florists. As the morning pro- gressed into afternoon, everyone was dressed to perfection. Couples even matched in clothing! o'clock, the court was presented, and Mark Lomanto and Rose Zarrelli were crowned King and Queen. At this point, the Prom theme song, We've Cot Tonight”, was played by the Act III Band, and the Royal Couple led the dancing. By the end of the night, everyone had had a great time, and parted with wonderful memories of our Junior Prom. After pictures were taken by family members, each couple was off to the restaurant of their choice to begin the Before-Prom Dinner. At eight o'clock, everyone gathered at the Holiday Inn in Amsterdam for a never to be forgotten evening of dancing and socializing. At nine Top right: Stepping through the arbor, Chris Satterlee and Margaret Cerasia smile for the camera Bottom right: Mark Lomanto and Rose Zarrelli strike a regal pose after being crowned King and Queen. Bottom left: lohn Sanges and Stacia Dennie match perfectly as they join members of the Court. MfflP ■ , .

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10 The Senior Class provides the backbone of school spirit at C.H.S.. The senior year is a year when former fol- lowers become leaders and leaders graduate to suc- cessful careers. Whether it be sports, drama, music, or student government, the Senior Class is always in- volved. It is sad that some students only come out for activities in their senior year, but it also shows that a senior year is important to people. A senior can be de- scribed as proud. This pride promotes the go for it attitude that culminates at graduation. Seniors really have a great feeling! They find pride in walking the hails of their school, and overwhelming excitement in their lives because of a winning football game. Seniors enjoy the last year of their twelve year struggle. Seniors are definitely psyched! Top left: lack D'Errico ponders a tough question. Top right: The Line- up: Marc Sanford. Mark Lomanto. Scott DeWeese, and Kevin Kucel. Right lohn Strouse masters the art of blowing bubbles