Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF jOHNsTOwN HIGH SCHOOL JOHNSTOWN, NEW YORK GEORGE ZERVAS, EDITOR CAROLYN FICHTINGER BUSINESS MANAGER X gi, I I XXX I1 I Q3 fkfax, '1Tl5..- I -' f ' ' 03'E4..v.:-I -' A intl. li ni. WEE The room darkness . . . a bright beam from the projector illuminates the screen. We view the entrance to .I.H.S .... the gateway to the beginning of our high School careers. The reel of film un- winds. XVc look back upon The Best Years of Our Lives, Our studies, friendships made, good times enjoyed. Yet the unfolding of the story of the Class of '51 only previews greater things to come. sw Mrs. Alice Ladd Dillenbcek- the ttimeri fo'uses on 'i lilly of charm but the clitk of the shutter ein hardly he expected to capture ill of the yy ,ind witty personality which gives new life to C4105-lf and Cicero. As Adviser to the Class of '51, Mrs, Dillenheek made the high- lights of our high school life events whieh we will never forget. Now, Mrs, Dillenlwegk, the pitture is tompletcd from the time we were silly sophomores to our newly .itquired sophistication .is seniors. and this hookf the record of its nmking , . . is ,il'lec'tion.1tely dedicrited to you lvy the C,l.iss of '51. Eugene F. Conant William A. Wright Sid Ayers Sujrerinlendent Prinripal Drifer Edumfiozz, Guidunre VirginiafC..Cavorctto - - Rifh E. Q. Alice L. Dillenbeck ' h,G0frI??1frrit1l f n 15 of fizgliffa J Laiifl , . - r 4 J X II ,' ' .1 3 s :git ' Leland P. Brady Sofia! Sludier, Cammerritzl CF T . J... - Edith B. Dunlap Social Sludief, Commerrial Q I 1 alll . HLA. -.,HV,k I 8 . in Evclyn E. Elwood Gertrude M. Grewcn Edward J. Jantschi john R. Johnson Libmritzn Frenrlz Vfful Nufir Sorml Szndifr lil 191 .3 -av- 165 Marcia C. Karg 'il ji-iarriet Bdllorence , Elizabeth J. Powell Ar! Dramuzim, Englifb joxzmalixsrfl, Englixbf' English . , . Ky . Mildred B. Richmond Margaret M. Saunders john P, Siedlecki Vianna J. Streerer Commercial Malbemafirf Mallnenzatirx, Social Studie! Commercial EL? A Ruth Van Dusen Lloyd D. Willcox jack Wrobel Milton E. Zoellner Sen-51.0-5 zo Prinrzgml Srfenre Illlfflllllfflfdl Mufir Science - L SENI ORS X, U 9,111 jj , ,,. f-.jj ' . ff: z Awmil. Rffzafd A for apple? No, Abbott is first in the class of '5l. Theres no poor Richard about our friend Dick-he's always hav. ing fun and helping others to do the same, Were glad he leads our line of stars, fax. iL ,,xi . -.f,.,:5- H54 ' mpafff, -L 'A - . 9 hail 0 W ' -ig. 'gm R Y, ,E f . , ,'3-sgizyia A N. . K l wt N l 1 .illliih 1 , Aulir, Cltfrzd A his fellow w s always Arjun linger, Aflehc' Tall. slim and sophisticated - one of our cheerleaders who lends that same enthusiasm to wlmtevc-r loh she tackles-a smooth dancer and a strong She-rman's customer, laughing. H . ren ly with everyongxl i evert busy to say w. e'll a e out all rig i ,l mtv' iv 'f io v fr 'I ju .,-' jf . ' J' .. 'J , N' f n. 5' 1 'J A ' l in K x ' if V I I Ballaglin, Donald A future M.D. who promises to have a charming bedside manner-as good an actor as a student--coached the Spar- tans. The All-American boy. 73 was ,,f,,, ' ' :,f,.,4..if , ' i J fr Lea ,, , , 5 I J' f ,, ,V . y , , 1,4 XT! kbtl 'Cf' Bmdf, Caryl Our heaviest, heartiest line- man. Nicknamed Coddy hy the fellows-drives a car that's usually packed with girls. Hes a Fonda boy and a big asset to I.H.S. Aldrich, jean Quiet and hashful-yet she neetln't be with those big laughing eyes and ready smile -does well in schoolwork. in fact in iust about anvfhing. f I 4' f 1' A 'V' ,RUF X BFl'L7II,l?I. Crzlrin Name any sport and Cal stars in it-he stars with the stu- dents, too. All agree he's lots of fun to have around. r' Bmdl, Marlin He's just plain Mickeygwc can always see him swerving -we mean driving around corners. He'd like to get even with the man who invented schools. This good guy's main aim in life-to have lots of 'Xl JDMCJWX -A44 Biggr. Frez1'er'ifi1? Here' quiet boy. at least in school, and he goes about his k in all sincerity. rloesn't believe in un- ecessary chatterg after all, still water runs deep l6l fun. X ' X. 1 . S' ' X K x l 1' i Weis K 'ly' t -1 Z , .,.' 'K -.. s' X1 .f Q' Brodrivla. jarepbine A smile for everyone One of I.H.S.'s best dancers and a loyal member of the S.A.C.'s. A carefree kid with a witty saying for everything. Keeps the Iames Restaurant in Grade A condition. She's a worthy friend. Btnmllu, CnIlLAti'i'.1 Pretty eyes. dark li.iir and a swlctt fit-Q--one of those fricndlv North lintl girls rind 41 loyal nicmhcr of the S,A,C. Funloving Connie will nuke someone .1 fin: sccrc-t.iry. 'ns X ' X 'Y . 1 l Cf1v'fn'r1f.'r'. Rubwf A good clmractcr actor, on or off stagciBoh works consci- entiously at whutcvcr joh he tackles and' Cnpiihly holds down IHS. and Grants. Bohs thc cheerful voice ovcr the PA, C.1iffjv,1wfff, S.n1.'f, S.into's hill .mtl has the nicest Curly h.iir xvtfw sc-cn, NWC wondtr if hc disliktts sthool as niuch .is hc- appears to or if has iust trying to kid us. H.irrv'S friend and our friend Y J fgfffi. too 1 u 1 f ' Curtl. .xhliltl Hcrck it cute littl: homhshull -clcvrr and Liluntcd Nanci' docs it fast iittcrhug or Charleston. hut hats 41 st-rious Sidc too. Shf:'s gl truc friend .mtl .tn SAC, girl. W ff, if ' I S. . ,,,,- ' , 1-A ' 2 fff f ' TA 4,4 .ff A t- H Qlv.m1ld1.zir1. 1,101.1 7 ' Cfrfftfli, P.flvfri.1 Fha Surris songhird .ind .r 'WA t.tlI lguuty with lustrous it spot wlicrt- utr slit- ' ' tg rt-4Lll,LS.rl.t 'fart taluntcd Artist goes-Dona hulittvts in going ' whok MTI liked hx' thllsc who Stcuidv-th.1t m.il-it-s it touuli ,- know hui' best? HCr filst low: thc' othcr hows. Shfs one ll lhnrsics. . ' of our hrightcst st.trs. ' V 1 P 1 . ,- I f ' 1 X Bzntzfv, SUIIJYJ Siltint .mtl sc-nsihlc dcscrihcts Sondm. She tvm-s Ll merry Q pact- and ht-lit-ws in lit-lpintl V others, XX'htn you sec Sondra. you usu.tllv sec Teresa-they are instrp.ir.ihIca .ff I ll N-fax l 'J Z X X V ll C.ifJtv'z1v1ffJ, Dfm.1fJ Our H favorite photogrnphcr, t'lu.'trici.in or gndgc-tecr - 1 Q . . . 5 doesnt htlit-vc in homework. hut lic iiicmorizcs iokc hooks -V .ilvutys up to sonic trick. f s W I ,. K. Q. , f Xl. W- 4 C.11z.rte, Ioan always smiling. This photo- genic girl wants to be 'ii nurse. amd, unless wc-'re way off thx begun, she'll make at good one-. We wouldnt bl.unc anyone for playing sick. 5 JCKA- ' -f rf-'nf xx A bright-eyed brunette who's'z ,4 . x ...s., n a I I C oi1.1. Eli .IIIUY e Our gal Mickey turntd plior togmplirr this vcgir for tht S Butomt' and made out itll right. Shtfs fun to know and Q frm tt. he Wim. Thur quit-1 hi draws Attention. Y- ,ANI loannie goes about her work 3 7 .,...,,l ., V-11,12 ,mls , ,e,g.fv--. ' . . , V , 4 . 67717710115 lfirbrzrd Nothing slow about that boi' -he keeps pretty busy both in and out of school. His quiet, unassuming miinner can win anyones respect :ind Dick is really one of our de- pendables in the class of '51, y. v X 1 ' ' Dnfmrzml, Ifngim' 4,7 Deniz, Mniftrz ' Rafef'Ti'i ik 'plus ftf Hcfsfn- i itx er bright eyes sparkle ' Ms she puts her Girdle he-arf' into xxhiteyer she does. Shes former Dezmlie. . - ' f -f ..f -' J' 101' Ijflldltif, lytpfllllfl Frencliys always getting into mischief. His big liughinu grin hasn't changed since kin- dergarten and he catches your heart with it. liugene is one -of our prize iesters--it rt-.il wit, U . y I K i , . . , In f i 5. fX A 'Yi V L 1 lt . L 1 ' 5 nz' i v , - rr- 'J J i ' - A X v -.Duprefg Dofir ' ' ' Opr,tall, glamorous actress- she can glance, too,x,She's ver ,popular at Sty iAnthony's. This strawberry blond is evcrybody's friend. and no . wonder. Y C J arm 'Ein U31 Formire. If.1rl Always on the job and does it well, Earl is one of the fellows who actually seems to enioy schooliespecially Mr, lohnson's social studies class. Ranking high among his fel- low students. Earl knows that secret formula for keeping marks way up. I 74F'VI8't,,,,f Y Fiiclafinger, Carol-irz Brilliant personality and like- wise in schoolwork-active in girls' sports, but her position as yearbook business manager kept her very busy. Carolyn means capability around IHS, Hiimwykgo-lucky Vernon thinks he's quite a wit. Hes always ready and willing to share ii good ioke-iust can't wait to give oral reports in English. - Makes classes fun for everyone -well. maybe not for the teachers. it Fifber. Laznm Tops in everything-athletics, looks, personality, or books. Cfzmtained our cheerleaders ndinirably. Lnvina is always willing to lend hcr servi s to her friends or to her c ol. I 1 i fly' M. 1' 4 . A I . F,ll1t'bFf, joan in a very businesslike way, getting things done efficiently --those bangs frame ri sweet face which tells you of her friendly disposition. Shes just plain nice. l 3 I C5 limiter. Lolr One of the few ,I.H.S. stu- dents who says little Lois goes about her own business. relying on no one. She really believes that silence is golden, and we wish that there were ai lot more like her. l 1 fnjc ntl. .limit il :fee-.... ' Giwqyf, Llzrflle Ont 'if our sweet .intl shi' 3' - Slit seunis so surinus that wc Kills- Mtlfll' l'VUYLs to he .1 A xuvntler what she'S thinking. grtiit help tiwlinriimm' frientls. K' H,,wU-H-Q U.. lim- is tinvniiirg lf WWW Nllfn slUUfUl llffxflf f ev' f.llfl1l-Lll to liritntls ur sthiiiml U' WNY Um' lim' wlllll llif th.in Lucille. Shes keenly in- perft-et tlispi-sitiivri, sl14.illI1l.llik: L gg,-L-,ful in gpisfqq, stuneune ver' l1.lWNX'. l ll Y 5, . I .1 ' - ' ' , I 1' v- , ANN - I 4 If , .1 ' si , ' if!-I iw. Cftfirye Gfzrzim, Adriemzei Prt-sitlent nf his liuiiiertiiiiiwf l -- A trvzinxtliing nnce. esiucinlli' tlanciniz, huh ' Cittirue! Dimes wtll in All he Q .llfCl1lPIiiC'l'lltlYi cvervtliinlc is .x Always in a hurry-laughing .is she fines. NX'ith thusc srmirklimg eyes and r.uli.1nt smile. Adrienne Could win .inyhtitlyx he-.1rt. Having her fri-ru clieruistrv tw rffitims .is silt-s clerk. its nn wonder M.icheth. Hes just .in till- .trountl boy. VUtmI'.x'oi'tli's husincss has in4 crease-tl. Shed he lost without her gum. W , mwive GQYUNI, Malfj' Wigw- cf' runks. You can tell by her smile that shes always having Heres it bright spot in our and writ- Caln of the SDLll'f.lUS.H Q-:fx if ' 'x 'Nb Q . I O 9 H .zqggg rf, Nnzfj F.1miwus for her giggle. she's forever flirting. Busy in and out. mostly out, of sfhool. Stewurts linds her invaluable and so do her friends, Shes .in S.A,C, girl and a would- he north ender. NX'e claim her, no matter what she calls , f ,i I I A if Ilnzgip. BICVIMII Heres :1 little guy of whom we wish there were more Burt is pint sized, and drives L1 car made to order. Wheii he gives nut with that hriuht hello you know hes being sincere. I f- ' ,. fun, even in chem class. Mary Hits about so quickly that it's nnw you see her, now you dun t. 14 Il r herself, - Q Hi' . , , I o . ,pl -i . ' , , 4 K J! A ff-.J 0- I, 1 1 I ' ' ' 451. 5 K 'A' J. -,.... ,,.,,Q-.i-.fu , A-,M W --4 14014 1,44 '14AJ 'J 9' ' ' ki Q if F V' 1 H,1vv'1i. Emrzf H.11iier. George A hui' .ill the WAV lriun T'-lll' One of the srnlwgirts of our tnn'-ille vlwiu u'crvhiwlvl1kcs. mighty fuiithnll team. George He. is fiuiictil guvf It see-ins kr-gps the custtimers happy edsier tur him to s.u' rluvti- , ' tlimn git W'.ishburn's. He things than the correct nn. swers in chem. Luve that h.iu' cut! Ti Sr . lines tri speed around in that ciinvcrtihle. C.m't help but niitice his shirts-flashy! l9Il N nf I I gg 'N' x Lk-A 'ij 94. ir , , ' U .J l ' . , , 1 f- X .ff - nf ' 1, izfsgzr'zfimffmf A 3 1 ,. xl-ull of fun .ind f.imy'ti'it-- l5li1t uVc.'s :md curlyfhilif-we ' Y lit-tlw .fli's1.1l:i4uit lcwql-sing fur .idvis.'. .ill gif-lj -tp wlilml l JI misclltf. Sn Betty wants 1i's,bc Incl is' ' ' I ing pp , 1 X nut-.L-' XX'ith that person- and downtl1e'Alsld's,of,Si1al- . , ,' :ilitvnllis girl around, vxxitch lays' in his uSh5r's ,unif ni. vtlsq patients' -fiulsus ,Qu up. If wi- lrmlccd, Cd Puppy .ls they cumc. strut tim. Iii- ranks ugh in , Q . pupul,iritv. 0 I. in ,,, 4 I 'ff' 1 W 1 ' fl . 1 H! 1 ' iii' k' --I llt.,:'ftr Sunni Iltrfxl.i B,nb,1r.1 , . l . . '1',,VX ,H Xg,,yg,w At U1,,,,, ,H 'Iii him' hz-r xxhcn pri-siding Clin-ti .if rlii 'Bugle ' Susiiir mir lfrant h Club iiicctings, prtixil iii lst rirps in th.it lint wvud think Huh wits natively flux. 3 Q iilyy' Q-Xpg-if 011 lTl'L'l'1Cll Bill SllC'9 lLlSl flI10lllCl' hirrsts ind Lxpccts tu iniwt UNC ttf UMNO fWC'll Hftffh Cflll on tw study .it Coma-ll ngxt kids. A tivpfnntcli Cheerleader. yt-.ir fix hi- ri vct. LHS. will B.irlw.ir,i's nm raison why mixg rm, gill vvbw lm-:n su successful this va-.ir. swf L A l. l. . . k I ' ,VV L wx X VV' 'f. llwjull. ,JUICY fllziffi. Nmzrjy limk .1 hm' wliifs mul, calm . Nllm-, gg quigfx I-,ug Uh-gf, .md wh. S0 quiet. Ht- never nitt. Shu cniuys dancing and set-ins to get fhisti-vcd, cvan in hh kt-pr rliq sm.iIl fry happy intcrineiliiim cliss. H0 plays zz arf 1119 public library during Tlllltd Q-H110 'lf l1flSliCll73ll stun' hours-beautiful ldlnnd with IHC ulil-15l1Y Fi ' 1 h.iir must have fascinated the up , I b L kiddie-2. - - - ' ' V N 6-.QI f' -414,1 - I l l -8.71,-4, an , I ' ', C441 ' iv - 1' 'I 'A 'f.:'f9'fV- '-I 'V+ 1 .411 ..1- - ls l l fur Hull 'mid' Wk fm ldn't Q ii ii sur- nriwl Biffiii ' l unc nf Hur gvizc its srwcictv He mds ilmiit .1 smart hire lf-ird .md 'wc 'illx' 'ku Shum.1ns'- 'c li! c iii l A s ioj A 1 II I c s lf- f' V., Zlcjfi. Slfjvfwfl I'.ill .intl whiit wc d cull h.ind4 stvmu. Stn-xv was func of nur rugged fimtlwiill c-nds. Hts fun tu till: with hut hc dmsn't ' tw gui ur.il rcpurtsi hut men. xxhu di-ts? Stix: that hm' Can ri lk.iY , ,,.. 1. 1 I 4... ' ' x . s-'A 'AMI 5 ffuflk ffllin 'llill .1n.l shv. luhn hits prfmvcd ro thc girls that hds quite ii dancer. Hu lilccs to spend his S.iturd.1V nights rmiming thc- dilnu fliriir .it St, Anthuny s. Ciinit sn- much good in SLhlllUl. Kilmer, fllnilyz Our Miss Balw Doll of 1951. shds sxufct. shv, .md symm- thctif. lNf.1i'ilx'n is vurs' l.llCD'- Cd in thc line uf LI'L'Jf1VL' writ- , -L l LN spiirts tnd is csrwciiillv .iatiw in Girl Scouting. 1.52 .1 1 'ily' J' ,. ' ill ' fl! ,ni w fi' :PV I Q l', 1X'HlH7IL'l, Krlriu , Wfell groomed, Karen has Shi-'s .1 good friend to all. stu hc-r .ilw ivs. VND V' I tp Ku ll rm. grzdrc 11' X aptain our 1930 tc-.iiwgm one ose fai hfub asl hc A fr . ' guv w h a frien5LL5L stnil - smofflh- dancer,,and x a cliss hero t tl Linder- ' Tversonalitw' to match hcr looks - dents .ind teachers alike. Si cuisv to gmt .acquainted with x that von ful vou'vC known ,ax Own , . fi . ' . .. ' A' I' ,I Xzll'-f 'I' ' r. Jw' lgyf:!2l,ul2'5i Bhmi ' 'fp know 'Bert is 'to like 1ll'tvf'.' Sl ' clit:-Qyfyghflihug conscien- fizirsliil as lots ofa Ffllflalx lmit two g.tlS,iptpartifiil.1r who add flaw tO .'l tine threcsoint. Shf'!ha.l 'fun taking care of Xwoolwortlrs candy counttr. , 1 f . ,o grads. Personal Andy is iust tops. f 1 X I I ' . x I f ,g i A ' . . i F , Lpfnr. G1ur1.1 XXII' .little suphisticate. Gloi ia Sec-nr to 'know what she wanls .ind how to get it. A staunch mc-inher of thc gang and an S.A.C', girl. shc-'s fricndlv and loval to the hit- tcr cn l. 'I' J' A 42: -' ' If 9' 4 o l J Liird. lalfbclfd X' is Dick doesnt mind smiling and it shows of? his good looks, He likes to tease. hut we know it's all in fun. A nice fellow. Dick is one of the hetter students. Oh vos, he's a loyal northenderf z '-R. 1 mf- rw-'fNgg'5 lx'fm1urr1il', Roig ' isic- wants to he a n ntl we think shc-'ll t o arg of us when wt c Ik cs to kiil with .ill tl lvs and gals .ind doc-sn't mind ret-ip. rocavion. Not even the alpha- hct can separate Rosie and Bart, i .fb ft iw Y,-cf, L.: Mffzrnmin, T?Vff.I J 5 Nc-atlv tailored. efhcient. quiet. with sparkling eves-oh, that's Teresa. Shes a peach of n girl whom IHS. is proud to have adopted. How the Com- mercial Department will miss her! ,'9vg,,- ' .ff Ali' f f'! 'r , I' 1 . Ruth is lots of fun-hapnv go-liicln and carctrc. . V realli' tried to get to school on time hut it often proved - ' f 4, pmw ima, didnt if Riithff Alwavs believes in having .1 good time. l- ff' QL,- 1 1. . Q ., 4 . A r 7 Q i ' o . V 1 ,il-4 f 'if' I I 'I '1 , 'ljf x s Kmjrir, 'Ffalnk in Our boy Frankie. He pops up evervwhere and were alwavs glad to see him. Little. quick, clever and so much fun, theres iust no describing him. He keeps any classroom in stitches and really deserves the title-Class Wit of '51. l.cf1ff1.m, Karim tb A silcnt powerhouse. Ken likes school so well. he stavs overtime. iu-t so he can help out where needed. Hcfs swell to have around because hc' doe2n't belicfvcr in idle chiittcr -and thats something. fffxw-al 11 4' ffkfrl Af 4 f - f J fij -. ., - U Ligbtfmll.. Nargpy .Akgirl who -knows what she wants kand ,gdes after it. f Ll-l'.S. .maile good nge of.her tlmaticf Hera art musrca . ffal-lfitfesf ,All t t talent, plGsl green eyes and chestnut hair? new V-gin 'S fVlt1r'G'vegm', Cfmrfet A track star who made news as a football player with .il those long runs. Wlicii we weren't blinded by the brillia 4 . ,.f'..4', .vA,L A A. .s -,E ls .1 4, r-1 ., l.fppw'l,l5i illit1n1 1: Q Q A big boy with a big viiice , A, who will go down in history 4441 for his rendition of A Slow - .7- . ' L Boat to China. Could bel C' seen singing with the chorus or driving a snappy maroon i KN MrB11rney. Arm Ann proves that big brown eyes and blond hair aren't her only assets by maintaining social and scholastic success. Chrysler. x HA wc., 5 2 Q 'iq- Q55 1 ,K Q :NICE of his Shirts. we noticed Her attivities are as varied as: , that mop of curly brown hair, her list of dateg. ,- ff ' ,1 ' -If ' - 1-- , I J ' I , . l I I I I .4 ' ' A . v McGlymz, jamer '--N Our most sophisticated soda- ierker. Worked hard for Sir Bill's Bugle by keeping the business staff busy. He seems to think dancing is a won- derful pastime. 1: O x 4- L., iff,-' Sf,.,,,. t 3 s .af '11 Melilqz. Tbomxr A Ruv who goes out of his wav to say Hello with a BIG smile. Took scholastic as well as athletic honors, Mi have been first in line w' nature passed out the . things. U21 f ' ' . , ,.' n-H--f ' 1 r . .. . .1 F' . I Wlrillartiny, Flora V' ' A An athletic girl with brains and an ear for music who's always ready to lend her services. Loves swimming . . . in fact, most any sport. One of those very well-liked girls ot' the Friendship Club. . if-MJ 1,017 I. 0'RAA-4.-I MrW'lJi1'f, David Oh. how he loves to tease! Always talking to someone- usuallv a girl. David loved to ramble on in social studies' debates. lt was fun, even if you did change your mind a dozen times, huh, Dave ? If f 'Anja V' 'L' Melia. Albert Tall, dark and handsome and better known as Coo- chie. Puts his heart in everv game and made the news both as a player and as sports edi- tor of the Bugle 'I - 'Q J , A -11 VA , u i V 1 ' r l Mfrgwf if ww fllrlfef. Bernxrd Those curls hanging down on Bernies forehead only add to his good looks. Bernie tried hard to get to school, but the steering wheel of that little black iust seemed to turn the other way. Life of the class, when there, .lllfdnlj Ivrtifur .Hat Vixian ioincd us in her lun ior year and made tl nice addition to the class of 'il Although deviltrv sparkles in those eyes, she was rather quiet in thc class rooms. Bet those S.iturd.iy night square dances hiing out the fun in her. .af- f y' ' - Ne1lir.Emzne1l Always makiri models of air- planes or sorfething, so nat- urally he took physics and fooled around in Tuesday labs. You seldom see him when he's not smiling or hav- ing a good time. fu? E 'veg O 'bkg.,. .P of I' 'I 4. , . . 5 P.1l1m1bff, Grace Gracie is so cute and little. it isn't hard to see how she made so many friends when she arri'-'ed here from Schen- ectady. Biology class gave her many occasions to blush but it was fun. wasnt it, Grace? fwd illounz. fum Kept her fingers nimble he- ing typing editor for the Baronct. Her or.itoric.1l.1hil- ity in giving book rc-ports would make Cicero proud, Do you liavc- tl temper to match that flame-colort-d h.iir. lean? She has collxcted a diamond already. .t- 15 f vf L, fx . I, ,Q i 4 K f2v'IeU. f5r'.f!2z'ei Nothing lazy about Frances. She worked at two johs dur- ing the summer and worl-ted part-time when going to school. Her big brown eyes always seem full of laughter. so its no surprise that she gets around. , A '7 Q, .UV f l f V xl' h I cu -st gri . arrv took .fter fl' th keeyox ic cmc' market run- ning si, lily. Pretty proud X RX fllovvi. H.1r I bo' qgo s w der! x 5 iic he drives .ind Ofv'1zh.1. jnlm The strong, silent type who has the nicest southern drawl -when you can get him to talk, that is. Seems more suited to the wide open spaces than high school. He's proven himself an asset to the I.H.S. basketball squad. - N .- 'o - ' R' K J 985' - 'b N. xl .,.-lJ 4 ' 1. - Mas-Rv--9-9.n Rui ,eQc...o.Y1l.'. Sao cm 5-NN Lk -gl-lgfffffx . 'HW EJ: cc Oh-so-niccf l'su.illy .igreewb X- with everything and everyone. 'N Her chief .imhition is to hc .1-LLm,,,, nurse. Vsith her looks. per- sinalitv. plus atcurttcy. how could she he anything but the hes!! Y X -l.9l'J,' nf-l mc, ,. , 1' U3 .' O'Regi1n, IOIEPS As Irish as the shamrocks growing on his name. One of those likeable people who can see humor in every situation. A smile seems to be his nat- ural expression. Second home -the Hes the Spartans top scorer. 4. IU! lb! Pazlzzr. john As nice as they come. Tall and blond with eyes full of mischief. Has a joke for 'erything. johnny really I 1 square dancing. Too bad f noontime dancing ses- vs couldnt last longer, 'ohni fx r 54 rv Y' Dave's a boy who loves to 'Z ' l I l X I l P.IQQ.I,Q1l.l. lpmviw Populltrly known as Ricky, Always makes you wonder what hes thinking and says hat he wants to say briefly. You dont know what A muscle is until you've felt Iris. PI'fll'bJl'd, D,11'1d tease and torment! Never gets tired of laughing or making other people laugh. Really whizzes around on ice skates taking a dozen girls' kerchiefs with him. Never a dull mo- ment is his motto. I S.n1du'r. Marg If you think all redaheads have tempers. then you dont know Marv, In fact, shes one of the most easy-going girls in high school. Known es- pecially for her Pleasant Hello . 141 ' 1 Pvelf, I'Im'w1c6 A sweet girl and it loyal sup- porter of her school. She could be found at practically all the football and basketball games rooting for ,I.H.S. Never noisy in school but got prettv excited in the cheering section. -'ff' 'I 'Q' rf' .lf,exqc, s 4 ,-,, ,mf X' ' P fc 1 J xi, . ... 1 A -4 ,, . A ' K V , V K65tQv. EL22i2'?,, A, ' 1 5 Rwer1flul.Afbcr1 'A 'giff who loves to tell' as ioke. Eunice is quite athletic and really went out for girls' sports. She rolls a bowling Hull beautifully und hits .in average to prove it. ' f 1 f. I af I Vx I 1 I'orb1ly, Alive Golden hair and :1 golden voice. We iust love to hear this girl burst into song. Alice worked afternoons but that didnt keep her from getting around in school activities. .4 - K n . . 1 P.i.L:.1qfi.1. Rmtwzxri Inherited itll the gift of gala that her brother Ricky didnt. Shes called Ro most of the time. but shell love you if you call her ScootCr. Her cute smile is often ace companied by a blush. fi , I !' I I . . . -, -' t flf ! r I f , f 4 it ff 1 if Has .i terrific sense of humor. Likes to get in everyones hair 'md being sports' editor of the Baronet gave him plenty of chances to get in bliss D.ily's. Nobody secms to min.l. though . . . as long as it's Alby. 'Q 4 1,1 J r f . . N u .1 ,J j.,,.., , ,- Putman, john Took on the iob of heading the student council in his sen- ior year. Isn't afraid to work for his school. A nice guy with a personality to match. No need to explain why so many people like him. lust look at him when hes smil- ing. i':'9ff' X' . Kf'.l,.fl It 'uf 6' Agllflf W, w 10 I il' xl g1.jfi,y-fe Think of Ioyce and you think of sports. Makes the opposi- tion Qhudder when shes up to bat. Good disposition and xr willingness to play the game make her a welcome addition 1 to any team. Y pp , U! fx , . ,YM 1: I ll 9 . .-fv4'4 'jj hlh -a fl ff .Joi y. Q. . cy Vi! 'VJ ' V, . h lrorak, fobn Tall1 gtk, and handsome, and an athlete besides. Makes ' Hills fly at the bowling alley ,llbesides playing basketball. Harkens to the Call of the wild when hunting season opens. His marks show that 51.151, Eiffier' Skull is a boy whos tops, Solar, Richard ,The Frank Buck of j.H.S. 'He's always off on some hunt- ing expedition-seems he even caught a mink once. Quite physicist-he's got an average to prove it. f ,. I , l Slllflb, jamerl jim would like to have put in a complaint to the powers that be concerning those hard desk-tops which often were his transportation lo the land of dreams. Seems t like lod- ding around now alhd the . , 1 f- Smilh, 1.011 ' l.ois's bright personality got so many ads for the Bar- onet that they 'nade her the advertising editor. Kept busy by taking .1 night-school cou e,-in radiaf-announcing. Shel be 'a radio announcer, a Nurse, a housewife, or some- thing . . . 2. I .,.' . s ' uv IA I lx 1 Q -1 s ' I Q ' ., All the talk about Vanden- berg's Point-no wonder she Can't wait for summer! lt must be nice to have a camp! Esther appears to be the quiet type, but when she gets wound up. you change your mind-fast! ' - , 1 5. 7 I 1 g All ' .1-if 'Cf a, ,Af Surlay, 'rio ' When Vicky and her other half, Merrilyn Streeter, get to- gether, it's iust twice as nice. Vicky is quiet, but gets noticed just the same. Sup- ported the yearbook by get- ting ads. Likes bowling, f00. Sfreeter. zllefrilj 71 It's hard to Gnd girls as agree. able as Merrilyn, but don't let her easy-going ways fool you, This girl has BRAINS! Besides getting A's, she was circulation manager of the Baronet -just one of many activities. 4 - . .. - . J, 'wil 1 21, .-,AJ h 9'-I ,. .. . '- lf.-I ,LJJL6-9-,a.!Pd,L,. if i,,',','-' -'- Lk :fn-.ij Sleezer, Carolyn Oh. that long blond hair and those laughing eyes! No won- der Carolyns :so popular. Shes one of those girls who attends school half-days, One of the Swears main-stays. 1 , ' I I 'I ' . I I 4 . l., . -fj- Sjvezzrw, Gordon One of the big fellows. Doesn't say too much-guess he knows when he's well off. Gordon spent first period study hall just looking over the peoplewno sense in study- ing, anyway. Situ, Mary jane A blond with personality-a smile for everybody. A faith- ful member of the S.A.C.'s and the Girls' Hi-Y. She'll make somebody a lovely secretary. U53 N25 . . 'N lJ ' ji' Suurl. 1161611 Helen iplfa quiet girl who keeps- pretty much to herself. A good quality, dont you argree-? We know that she was Miss Elwood's helper in the library. and all if us ap preciate her frksndly service. s I' A i , 9. G-J' I s , Y aw! ut 'rt . . Taft, Tbomar A very welcome newcomer to ,I.H.S. and no wonder-with those looks and that person- ality. Besides, he's an all- round guy who likes sports, dancing, and girls. Certainly made a lot of friends in just one year. 16 Y , A l,,' ...l K 1 r ' Su'C.1rr, Diffze If she isnt playing the piano, shes drawing 'somethings She. used her artistic-Qbility for the, good rj our 'Baronetu a' Bugle, Diane lovQiun an ias lots oi- friends to grove-:she's also xfun to br' Wirth. ' S - -4 S I If S . I. , . . . Q , N I 9 J G. . Y Swrcmji. fum Szutf. Rug Q Another fun-loving member Very light, with blonde hair 3 ' of the Class of '51, Quiet- and sparkling blue eyes. Al- spoken with a very feminine ways looking for trouble and ' , personality although she went usually Ending it. The girls 5' out for girls' sports. There should be more like lean. really make you blush, don't they, Roy? fWe know that you love it, though.J Vt1nDenburgl1, Peler Comes from a big farm and seems to know everything about farm life, but manages to get around in the city in that beautiful grey Buick. It helped him to be chivalrous to fair damsels walking to school. xy' ' 6 J' . 'Y . -J ls I r',,',J2-' -.' U, .,- '.,. A. . N 1 Q If NSI N. rlf- ,X I J 5 Vo rbu rgly, jane! -rs. Another one of the reasons. why I,H.S. has such good looking cheerleaders. Has a supply of pep and energy that never seems to run out. Made the Bugle even better with her fine style of writing. l anDeru'er!aen, Virginia Pert, pretty and full of pep, thats our Vinnie -she's everybodys best friend. Right on the ball when it comes to sports. She's a regular patron .it St. Anthony's and Sher- man's-just loves to dance. ..- a:f11, - , 1, 1 -,J A A - 1 :., Tlmnzpmn. Donald Don seems like a quiet and industrious boy. but he always enjoys a good ioke. An avid baseball fan, he is Mr. Wil' cox's right hand man when spring rolls around. .5 T? ,M x ' ii, .P 4- 1 VJVIJQ' fjwi Vu re, Rl!'l,7tZ1'd 754181 5 Short :ind blonde, he makes gi lot of noise for a small boy. Has to tramp to school from out in the wilderness. Some- times he iust can't seem to mpke it-poor boy? .,f' f ' 1.1 ..,4 . . ly 5 Lil- V 1 l 1,1 ,d 1 1-1' 1 ' 1 f r L. . 1 vllfli, .ilfzul lt Ni .'lll9 .1f if Al will never live down his rev11t.1t11in for he-ing hushlul. libs t'.11111-Lis for lt. How else ekln vnu ex- nl.1in the l.1ct th.1t evervune knmxs him' lfxtrwne seems tw like him. tt-11, 't'.111se theres Clhlflll in llhll hlush, l llHIf,'711.!sHI, jlhlflllll I A busy girl. loanne spent-all' her spare time dishing up SL1flLl?1CS at Sarrisf ,Likes to give the custumej? 11 hard time. hut with that cuteiirnile, we dont think they really mind. ' f 1 I llfilifv, Ifelc 111' r6f+ff1d,wUJc eff e,Q..,e.-4. Q., af-Alf, C- , fr' fl-f.. gl.-fled v S A l! .n1Juli1'i. Lucille Made .1 supreme efftnrt to come to school. Its nn secret tl1.1t Lucille didnt like getting her educ.1ti11n, Shes Ll l1.1l'Ll- working sulesgirl, though. Tell us. Lucille. how do you ITIQIULIKLIL' to keep your hair so nicelv curled? , 'lI l1.1fe 11, jf 111 ,lffv dr! alwuvs ks 'ffsljf '-lre h.1d i 't stepped fr Q fodian' nghine. wide go- in' to school Ind bei g A ucrklnQ ,QL JlK1f1.Wk5flCOCl for the Ba inet. Nffcaly is she, 'grids-ltivking, 'but she hglf, ,the key to' champ ' I I . - . 1 , . 'v 1. O Nr- 0 N K , XAYLIIK' 1L1't.1inh' didnt miss Hclenc when it c.1111e tn .1 sense 111' h11i1111:' flf she c.1n't 111.1ke '.'11'1 h.1ve .1 guml time. ntulnu-.ll' L10 l .MR-Bwo-M it blwu' , f , ' M4 , 0 ' ,,0.,1.f re.1l ch r, we l' e nlf C A fp C' , C' ' IVM-zzzzzzb, Pafriria Kept evervtine infurmed nn the l.1tc-st in feminine apparel hx' writing .1 fashion Cnlumn for the Bugle Shes quite .1 f.1sl1i1m-plute herself with prettx' hlnnd h.1ir and blue eyes. Lots of fun tu he with. 'lo '14, -.- 1 . ffl .. '4 M -- l , , i x ' .fi lflln 5 1 3. 'A , , .-'I ,, J ' - Q , , Zermt. Cfwtgc The guy whcfs in everything .intl is liked hx' exerwne. His quick wit .incl sense ut' humor kept classes lixely. Only Gtllrqe Cuulel kntlw how Um he Celititr-in-Chief of the BAY- 1-netf' tufnews Leiiwr of the Bugle, and work besides. .li 'A J' 'J' Q gl'-' , ' 1' 1 , Y H N . l . I- . f L ' 1 N 1 WV I 1 Yuger. Bfzrbfm Itmks pfglfk' slldgp elri th.1t riuroon Conv? ihle. Nlide I her mnnev as 3. teleplxvnefnp- 'Cftllllf before thfg dial Wsiem. Doe-sn't seem tn have -an enemv in the world and no wonder-with her pemunulity. M457 sti 0 ust 1' w .1r 0 n .1 e A . 'll cl timk sin u 0 Z cu ten enou W s e f . a star r di e 1 . h up that way? ' ffm'- 4 ,A , 11..f.a ,l 1.1 ff' if-Qfv. .1 1 Zinffr. Cuolm 1 Prettv 11nd petite. Her luxe nt' children must come in handy when she has to watch her younger brothers and sisters. Lutkv girl-she knows how to have fun. Tell us, Carolyn, what is the secret? E :wry 171 VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Ann Lighthall is 1951's So end three years of fun and studies in but before leaving ye old halls for destination unknown, let's take one last look at our picture album of memories. Weve had capable leadership these past three years and chose Tom Melita, presidentg Carolyn lfithtinger, secretaryg and George Zervas, treasurer, as our class officers. Our football team had a glorious season with Andy Komorny as captain and Caryl Bradt, A1 and Tom Melita, Charlie McGregor, and Cal Beekman helping to bring us to our climax as we defeated Gloversville. it 1 CLASS OFFICERS Cal Beekman, Al Melita and Caryl Bradt fcap- tainj again supported us as basketball season rolled around. Susan Heagle and George Zervas directed the work of the Bugle and B.rronetl' staffs, respec- tively, so that we've been proud of our publications. On other pages. we recall, with a big smile, our Senior Play, junior Prom, and all our other dances and activities. Much to our sorrow, the next pages are blank, since we aren't able to foretell the future. What- ever we do, we hope for luck and all the strength and power from above to lead us on to success. 'i- 'Ni SALUTATORIAN Our salutatorian is George honor student with an average of 95.06. A recipient of the Bal- four Award and Latin II prize, she also took a leading role in many activities and represented 1.1-I.S. on many occasions-all of which characterize a school career of outstanding achievement. U81 Zervas with an average of 92.87. Georges outstanding scholarship was also recognized when he re- ceived prizes in biology. social studies 10, and English III. He was treasurer of the senior class and editor-in-chief of the Bar- onctf' His path has been marked by scholarship, leadership, and success. ls thcrc .1 rewsird for all the hird work and after hour effort that some sttd nts manage to squeeze among, dates and dant s ames and gobs of fun? You bet there is and this year 21 deserymg students made the grade they are now members ot the National Honor Society HS guys and gals haye found their way into this group for mlny years now and the Class of D1 is proud to take its place there too Mrs Margaret Saunders ficalty adylser of the N.H.S. presented the membership pins awarded by the Student Council at the induction ceremony. The theme of the National Honor Society' is expressed by these initials-S.C.L.S.-which are engraved on the pins. They stand for Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service-what more could be said about the accomplishments of the top third of our class? Besides the students whose pictures appear above, Carolyn Fichtinger, of the Class of '51, also 5 ,4 i l I 'A A uv , 11 If achieved this honor. Firfz Raw, lefz 10 right: J. Vosburgh. B. Hertik, J. Moran, M. Streeter, T. LaMountain, M. Saunders. Second Razz: C. Bradt, L. Wood, S. Heagle, F. McMartin, A, Argersinger, V. VanDerweren, L. Smith, N. Lighthall. T. Melita. Third Rout J. McGlynn. P, VanDenburg, S. Hladik, R. Carpenter, D. Battalia, G. Zervas. 19 22 L LM1fflH C bLCk1Tl1l1 AIIILLIIS ff! Mlm M BEST PERSONALITE L Fxsher T Mehta H' mm MOSI SIUDIOLS Blfl S Hu BL5l AC I OIX5 B Carpcntcr D DuPrcc H051 lo QYIIILL A Vunk N Hliilk HLART BREAKERS R Kmc C Slcezcr H057 GLAMOROLS T Taft A Mdjurncy 1 l BEST LOOAIZN G C Ilnhtmger Haxluck HUSI Lllxlll IU SLKCLLD L1 htlmll C 7Lrx 25 if dw on 1 , yt ny. .xf' s r Q Q -.... E241 9 lrtmx one m W mm dmd ymu I lffl t rn Pcmut pmh r C Cc 1 yu Q ut N r x I U- L1 uutn. 43 CSCHOOI. LIFED Y VU F WF fm f, 5 Through an imaginary camera vve review our junior Year in high school. Getting off to a good start, we elected Peter Ralkovsky as our president for the second time. .George Kovarik, vicerpresidentg Agnes Zayiceli, secretary, and Milli- cent Raneri. treasurer, completed our class officers. The great success of the 1950 football squad was partially due to Bill Hayes and Milton Smith of our class. Jim W'ilkinson, George Kovarik, Gary Clark and Sal Cip- olla distinguished themselves on the basketball courts. Alice Van Derwerlcen and Agnes Zayicek, Varsity cheerleaders, were always on hand to do their jobs, as were our jayvee members, ADVISER Still smiling in spite of junior rings and junior prom. VF' lfwnzf wir. lt!! In nijqfili P. Ralhovskv, M, Raneii. Strwm' wart: A Zayicek, G. Kovarik, CLASS OFFICERS Next we spotlight Paul Sovik and Barbara Streeter, two of the many outstanding juniors who contributed muth to our assembly programs. The band, with such juniors as Americole Biasini and Bob Xwashburn, also deserves mention, as do several other activities we havent room to list. The arrival of our class rings and the evening of our junior Prom, both highlights of the junior year, are now prominent photographs in our memory album. Wfe, the juniors, having completed the second reel of Hlm in the high school feature, are looking forward to starting our third and final year in the hopes that the pictures from this third reel will far surpass those on the first tvvo. .Qi 1 fieaa tixske flea .. .1 A ' f f 'ff WW S521 ' assay- ' 11111 1111 11 s r I Iruiwmi CLASS OI FIC IRS C1111 Ccrrom L111111uLl Mczzmo XVllllJIU P111 111.111. .1111l lourcr PFLLOPIO lmlpcd uphold the honor of our rl.1s: 011 the footb.1ll md l11skctb11ll teams. ' .011 ritz 1.1 1.1i11c me aw 'Q ln.1'14ctl3,1ll Q 1. '1111l 11415 uhccrul hy Sophomorcs Mildred Polxcck .1111l '.11rq11cly11 hlfl, mcmlucrs of the .1yx'cc chccr- lculing 5q11.11l. r li1cr.1ry Urccrs wcru hcL111 with u S . '11 1 A . , Bar .1'1c l 1 1' y 1111 NI1rr'.1rc 211119 rc- or1i111 11a-us cxcnts or thc Bi lc. 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A fl'.if-ISIILII1 ' Atom bombs or wilclics brew? I made this myself and it only took me twenty-four years. Literature and life - with period. Gallia est omnis rlivisa in AD HfIiSI'S life. partes tres. i ,f i.. , W1 A Ak T' f .Q - S lim 'Tif ' g,- if-,. Asif V gf' L J +, , ,. gk K f. -1 f f 5, -f, n fm 1:-E, .. ,G . , . fi? ,F E 5 Q35 Z H ! ' -L Q fxlsazef ' v yi, 1.1':5'? ff A - 543 ' ff , 1 13-Ziyfiiflil -. g M W H+ fm., w Y??'?fi? A , A +, f' 91, ' V. 5 my L , kwa N, 521 - ,' k 'eg swf ff ,,. I . kxguv X ,- 1 QNX V, um W-1 .ml th' yy UV' SMX , UU-X lan 1 Maul S4 - my , A ,H - - Kuna-WXL 'X L Ox ' X Y ufbwk 'MM A Nm yu, fgu 1 ,. -X' U P P. u l..! I . V . jk b. f, x V- :Ting mit ISgs.mw Mfwu XY'xat .1 Him' g6f'?f f Izvr'-rm Titre: Pundnti. L ACTIVITILQ Here the Camera catches the memhers of the Baronet staff This hmve group. under the direction of Miss Rita Daly as faculty adviser, and George Zurvas as editor-inschicf. attempted thc huge task of produdng the 1951 Baronet. Whrit more can hc mid .ihout the staff than that it worked hard, had fun while printing and pasting. and finally produced this book? From Row. iff! Io rigbl: J. Wlialen. N. Corsi, S. Samek bf. Komornik. A. Rosenthal, G. Fugazzotto, A. Zayicelc, M Shadis. K. Pemritk. Serfnzd Ron: V. Suchy, N. Hzzggart, A onxt Voshurgh D Dupree Woruu 1 R Jung I HJ lr A t-rwerltt-n M. Ifvrms t, P. Kaiser, A, Arg,ersin5,er. B. Stucter -I. Wittrriii . Chirnht-rlnin. C' .pier . Wan. Fozzrza U Gnu d. N. Ernpie, T. Melittx, D. Battriglitl, . Pikul 1 G. Zervas, Editorg R. Daly, Advisor: C Fichtinger, Business Manager. From Roux let! In riqbfz I. Moran. l.. Smith, M. Streetcr I.. Vlood. 'nf out , .1 erwoo D. Swxirs Lighthall Alhert Rosenthal ...gi A ix , 1 C '- .M pq ,W , -1 . if ' . - ffm, - 1 V ,Q Q W , . 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Pulacck, A, D Ctngrantli uni mf R I Sveenex lxlmcr 5 Bump T LiNIiuritiin M lxumornik I.t-utt.i. . t.. . L. C t. Suv Nui v. ' . f .G gi , Ftig.1zz-ittu. M. Rmeri. I.. Smith. VI. H.tn.l, J Alexander. ' ,gf 'l'f'1i.f Rfiiv M, F.l- ' I Yinttr D l1iINl'7Cl'l.llU. E, V Q iicrty. -. . . C . H.1vcl. A, Cwnyc-A. D. Duljrtc, M. QI. Svcc. P, wlfiflilllfll J. hfUf1IUflL'j'. D. Girard, Iffflnxlz Run: A. Pociiily, D 'l'liompwn, H. Piwcliily, M. Burke, S. Schultz, hi. Mclitii, R Komurnik, A. Zayicclc, C. Zintcr. 7 lc-ft to right: D, Swears, K. Kimmey, 'N Lviitlcr tlic Cipilvlu .itlxisorship of Mrs. Dutilap, tli up with tlic- tr.itlitioii.il Suiiior liiiiqtit-t. lintwcuii tliuc .ittiki urcr Dime Swcars. 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End- A'Klymg3fnyfCi1pf., M. Smith, Center. B. Knapp. Tackle. W. Hayes, Half! - Capitol District All-Star. Beekman plunges for First T.D. uf Inter-City clash. j.H.S. won tilt by walloping GHS. 32'6 on Knox Field. Coaches Siedlccki and Zocllncr plot strategy. back. SCORES Station 2, Class 8, Co-Champs jabniruuvz Oppmfgm 39 Draper- 6 33 Little Falls--15 7 Saratoga- 0 33 Amsterdam- 0 27 Mechanicville- O 32 Gloversville- 6 7 Bethlehem Central-12 26 Frankfort-12 l43l Front Row, left Io rigbl: W. Hayes, F. Precopio, G, Clark, S. Cipolla, C. Beekman, R. Nolan. Semfzd Row: J. Siedlecki, A. Melita, D. Argersinger, C. Brzzdt, J. O'Truba, G. Kovarik, J. Wilkinscmn, E. Filmer. 441 . . pi m 'lf 's ' li flf. 'o Bradt f34J. and Wilkinson f32j, disconsuliitcly leave floor after first inter-city clash. 1.11.51 38 37 31 39 54 63 57 35 39 60 46 44 74 53 44 73 59 78 Oppozzezzl Canajoharie-34 Mechanicville-41 Saratoga-39 Amsterdam-44 Amsterdam-62 Little Falls-5 2 Scotia-5 5 St. Mary's-44 Gloversville-49 Saratoga-61 St. Mary's-62 Draper-23 Canajoharie-58 Scotia-36 Gloversville-49 Little Falls-4 3 Draper-33 Mechanicville-45 1.H.s. 57 55 40 60 42 45 54 30 40 27 42 41 45 49 49 52 59 64 Front Row, left lo right: W, Pollak, W. Putman, W. Longfritz, G. Cerrone, E. Mezzano, F. Skvorak. Serond Row: M. Smith, J. Slovic, E. Hohenforst, D. Acker, J. Cerrone, V. Ragusa, R. jarabek, M. Zoellner. Opponent Canajoharie-30 Mechanicville-37 Saratoga-45 Amsterdam-35 Amsterdam-5 5 Little Falls-25 Scotia-5 5 St. Mary's-25 Gloversvillc-47 Sarat0gaw63 St. Mary's-22 Draper-36 Canajoharie-34 Scotia-41 Gloversville-45 Little Falls--5 5 Draper-29 Mechanicville-35 JUNIOR VARSITY X Basketball Ballet. f45 ,,f at 1 tl 'lg f 'imma' z. wg, Fran! Row, left lo right: C. Bradt, D, Argersinger, S. Melita, Melita, G. Smith, E. Harris, S, Russo, j, Siedletki. Tlaifd Row: R. Nolan, P. Iinteliszlno, J. Slcvoralc, P. Vavruiclc. Second Row: A. Bannigan. S. Otruha, D. eclbc-rg. li. P.izzugli.i. F. Skvoralc, L. Willcox, A. Melita, F, Prccopio, W. Putman, F. Maxian, T. A. Vunk, R, Vose, D. Thompson. With a good portion of the starting lineup consisting of undergraduates, the j.H.S. baseball team enjoyed a winning 1950. Paul Vavruiek and Caryl Bradt carried the brunt of the mound duties and the Willcox nine scored single vic- tories over Little Falls, Fonda, Broadalbin, Am- sterdam and Mayfield. We took Fort Plain twice. The win over Amsterdam was the game of the year as the nine came from behind to cop 11 5-4 decision and score the first victory over the Rug City outfit in 22 years. With the young team fielded in 1950 playing better than .500 ball with 7 wins and 6 losses. Coach Willcox is looking forward to an even better season in 1951. RECORD f.H.S. Opponent f,H.S. OIUPUIIEIII 12 Fonda-6 10 Mayfieldm- 9 15 Fort Plain-O 3 Broadalbin- O 5 Little Fallse-l 4 Amsterdam-,512 3 Mayfield-7 1 St. Mary'sf-10 5 Amsterdamifl O Gloversvillef 4 3 Fort Plainx2 5 St. Marys- 8 0 Gloversville-5 From Row, left to righlz F. Slcvorak, C. Bradt, J. Slcvoralc, A, Melita D. Swedberg. Second Row: T. Melita, F. Precopio, D. Argersinger, L Willcox, D. Thompson, R. Nolan. Third Row: P. Entelisano, G. Cer rone, E. Pazzaglia, E. Harris, A, Vunlc, W. Putman, R. Vose. 2' :gn 8 it N Front Row, lefl lo right: A. Rosenthal, W. Horak, E. Simek, M. Ralbovsky, R. King, P. Dominialc, R. Briggs. Second Raw: M. Zoellner, G. Hauser, J. Kaiser, S. Hladik, W, Hayes, A. Komorny, Fmnt Raw, left Io rigblz B. Hayes, G. Clark, P. Dominialc. Second Raw: S. Hladik, D. Warren, C. MacGregor, C. Wilder. Tlvird Row: M. Zoellner, S. Cipolla, J. Kaiser, A. Komorny. QS ,. F ,h .. 'wi 73928 C. Wilder. Third Row: H. johnson, R. Washburn, S. Cipolla, G. Clark, P. Mullins. Despite lack of depth and experience last year, we enjoyed a fairly successful season under Mr. Milton Zoellner, newly appointed Track and Field Coach for Among our rivals were the Alumni, Gloversville, Saratoga, Amsterdam and Canajoharie. Topping off the year, we par- ticipated in the State Sectionals, which for the third straight year were held at Knox Field. In this meet we placed fourth among the Class B competition. This year the possible return of some of last year's veterans, such as Milan Ralbovsky, Bill Hayes, Gary Clark, Charles Wilder, Charlie Mac- Gregor, Andy Komorny, and Steve Hladik, to- gether with a high degree of enthusiasm among the new aspirants, points the way to a successful season. RECORD 1,1-1.5, Opponent 43 Alumni--5 2 32 Gloversville-72 31 Lansinburgh-73 72 Canajoharie-23 69 Amsterdam-35 Gloversville Invitation: Placed: 6th-13 pts. Saratoga Invitation: 7th- 4 pts. Section Meet 4th-19 Pts- Lelzermcn-Franz Razr, left m righz: C. MacGregor, G. Hauser, W. Hayes, F. Precopio, S. Cipolla, M. Smith, R. Nulm, A. Rosenthal. Svmrzu' Run: YC, Brudt, T. Melita, G. Clark, D, Argersinger, A. Melina, A. Kwmwrny, J, Kaiser, E. Fillmcr, Y-!7f?'L4I Razz: J. Siedlecki, C. Beekman, P. Dominiak, D. Wimrrn-n. j. Skvumk, S. Hladik. D. Thompson, J. Biasini, M. Zoellner, L. WilIc1mx. NATIONAL A LLf1 In ugfffz C. Bradt, T. Mclita, j. Sicdlccki, D. Argcrsinger. 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