Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

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J' ,ff 0, A , J V if 7 pf ,fb ,fl M yf f ff 75 wylxs 79 xx, Q3 if Wg www 5 S ,gf J ,qc f' ff U! BAR ONE T olmstown Hzgh School rk ohnswwn, New Yo Contents Introduction Administration Classes Organizations Honoraries I Sports Spring Activities Advertisements 1 966 4 14 40 94 118 126 150 166 I P 1 s l 1 E 7 1 n x 1 4 I i 1 i I N r i W 5 , . F I l ' me ' ' 1 ' , , E asia A 3 W hat We W ill Remember About , . '- wx. N W eee.e e fi fiefefjg .L 'P+ we E'-vs N folmstown High ki F aces, F aces, and More Faces ,,, . Y .: ff F, , .Q Ni 5151 'W ig lmgwm VW 1. 1 an Q A f w K Endless Classes X, f't x ,f mf L. ,H wx .W M v -na,-4 Bits and Pieces + an fu V' -mv? Q Ili' v 5 K F .yvni ' .Qi am I2 magma 1' , ,rm-..V WV aww ,-MQ SQ A wx ' 5 f, L! ik V xill x ' , ' Q' ' ' ' U , f f 'X whif- ,.......W,-, ,, fi: -. I ,, f I lbvhlz-,. 183:51 I il Q ...., , 1 ' P 43 snug. .2 , Nuo- 3, ggsx, . , 72 . 53 if 3 E 'V Q if M L , L A -F fix w - 4. ' ' X 1.1 , 4 A .. 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W vw 3 K wWrA ' eb k N 'flsxie ,, -X ,fi 1,m4,,.,.4f:mf..fX5 :X my W-?,.wL IE ,Q -271. f lie- Wsf , q x ,, 7. 1, 1' V if, M 5 time xi mea? Board 0 Education Faces a Busy Year Mr. Robert D. Agone has a full schedule of work ahead of him as Superintendent of Johnstown Schools. I6 The newest member of the Board, Mr. George Graham examines a committee report with Mr. Agone. Mr. Agone points out plans for one of the new elementary schools to Mr. William Lampe, President of the Board of Education. 3 1 Mrs. John Moynehan, Mr. Robert Cross, Mr. Elmer Kelly, and Mr. Peter Haneri plan the purchase of textbooks for the new school year. 5 Board members, Mr. Harry Christman, Mrs. James Mac Intyre and Mr. Frederick Franko, discuss financial matters with Mr. Carl Diltz. Clerk. Mr, Rauer is the new Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds I8 1 Q 1 Mr. Perry retired in January as Superintendent of Build- ings and Grounds after 14-M years of service. l .. kAA:Vx ,.,V 2 VT.z,V W A ' ., ., , ., , People Behind 1' MRS. MARIAN C. WHITE Account-Payroll Clerk, MRS. MAUREEN B. PAPA and Stenographer Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools M -ge 'be JL, 4, The Scenes If MR. CARL DILTZ Business Administrator ,..h-1'- MRS. VIVIAN C. PULVER Stenographer for Business Administrator 1 Principal And Staff feep The School MRS. PAULINE LORENCE Stenographer YS in -unllliiivgi N X MISS RUTH VAN DUSEN Secretary to the Principal MRS. KATHERINE BUCHNER Secretary to the Guidance Counselors Running Srnoothl i 'Vlr Zoellner discusses w1t1 Mr Sledleckl the problem of student tardiness sf 3 Z 2 wh-, .. MR. JOHN P. SIEDLECKI Principal X! LX' V if ie? - , X431-am: 1- x .'.1.g.i2Y:Qx'1 MR. MILTON ZOELLNER Vice Principal IHS Saddened b the Death of Mr. John I ing Sherman The death of our industrial arts teacher, Mr. John K. Sherman, was a shock to every- one at IHS. Mr. Sherman was a dedicated teacher and was admired by all. He enjoyed teaching and lent every effort to developing each boy's talents in the field of industrial arts. His students enjoyed his unique way of teaching in which he combined humor and fun with work. Mr. Sherman spent a great deal of time training boys in the assembling of engines and motors. Several of his boys became so proficient that they entered the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest and, in 1965, won th,e regional trophy. A fund has been established at Johnstown High School for a deserving industrial arts student, and through this memorial, the memory of Mr. John King Sherman will remain alive at IHS. -.va P e gyyg gs G9 Li , . f.,, Q 5 , x ,,.- MR. ARTHUR BATTY English IH. . Faculty MR. OTTO BOERNER Industrial Arts Right: MR. KENNETH N. BENTON Science s , sssss . 5 sv .fx if . 1 . ,, ,1 3 MR. CHARLES Science W, MR. GEORGE CORBETT Art DERWIN aides Young KK -ap A H .W ?Qw'Ye5f-,Qui , ft 'Sain-kggww-zriu' K, -' 24 MISS VIRGINIA CAVORETTO Commercial Right: MR. FRANK CARANCELO Social Studies XiAd? '5' 6' is L Minds i: 'M ,gg i fw M fi L 5 me K .ffm MRS. GLADYS BUELL Social Studies . . I MRS. LITA DIAMOND Social Studies I C' g 3'-1 xx K S SSSS , hVhV U h Right: MR. EDWARD BRENNAN English MH. FRANCIS CUZIELIK Social Studies Instills New Concepts . . MISS EVELYN ELWOOD Librarian Smit M, M E sofmi-.11 mi S MR. CHARLES DUSTIN Social Studies MISS 'GERTRUDE GREWEN MISS ROSANNE FERRARA English French 1 3 .pi , ,ff 1 C lf' I, ' Ypjg-LY? A v'f'i'.s A' Q, .Va MR. JACK DUNLAP Physical Education Driver Education Q t- 1, :Lago f MRS, OTTELIA FOOTE Mathematics Gita '. MRS. EVANGELINE HOGUE English MR. JAMES HUGHSTON Music -Gu.: '4 It MRS. FLORENCE JUDY ,.,.,,, K Home Economics MRS. IRENE JEWELL Latin English an mf W i 'N 1 M A ggi? 35,152 .f .. .fs 3 . ., ,:, MRS. HELEN Q. LATHERS English 'ANNO Encourages Learning ' i , i MRS. HARRIET B. LORENCE English ' . .: - ,.,.. ,, , rf .va sg -i J! If 29 Sets High Ideals MR. WILLIAM POLLAK Social Studies 'f-' ': ,,,....1l-ll ji g N, I MRS. GENEVIEVE MEE Commercial Mathematics MR. ROGER RAYBURN Science '3 MRS. DORIS PAINTER Commercial FN' up Mx 'R MR. RUSSELL V. POLLARD Science ,41- WQ. . ig Q if V K Kb ,fi .f W A W 'iiffQl.g'21 ji 4. f -, I V' ' . W L,Qf ,R I f 5 . . 1 9' .V -. - . :S ' MNA I W ' MR. ARTHUR POPP Science MR. FOSTER PRECOPIO Mathematics MRS. THELMA RENY Mathematics Science . ,,..,y-fy - ,ir ,gill- 4.4. MR. ROBERT RUSSELL Mathematics Right: MRS. MARGARET RIDOUT English Broaclens Uur Y, 2-E aw . Q W e A 3. I --.: 6 ,1,:f.fsSQWIN ' - Fil? 5 P5791 M Q, : 11557 MRS. HELEN RUSSELL Music ff' LL MRS. MARGARET SAUNDERS Mathematics HFYSIKLIQ . hm utlook . IC M.. F ms HARON RITZMANN MR. ROGER RITZMANN Social Studies MISS LINDA SAGENDORF Home Economics ,.,, :- MRS. MARY JO SERGEANT English MR. JAMES UNDERWOOD Physical Education 4 i ,i ,ESEHWSTO N -'U HITE MR. KENNETH ' Mechanical Drwimg Driver Educaion Helps Build Tomorrow 95 Leaders MRS. ANDREA C. SELLERS MR. THOMAS STEPLETON Physical Education Industrial Arts MR. ROBERT E. VOGELGESANC German ,H MR. JOHN SUBIK Guidance Counselor li' MISS MARY KAYES Guidance Counselor T 'e9..,,,fn is MRS. BARBARA ALDRICH School Nurse ,Ny 'Ss MRS. MARTHA DILDILLIAN School Psychologist DR. ARTHUR HOWARD School Physician Advancement Calls For peeializecl Help . ' ' sw? fig QW, , A -www 1 Y . MR. PASQUALE DeLILLI Reading Instructor MR. RICHARD H. LEFEBVRE Speech Therapist 37 K MR. CLIFFORD BENTSEN . 'FA ' 'z If MR. PHILIP MAKAROWSKY Oneonta Math with Mr. Precopio tadent Teachers Gam Experzence Oneonta Math with Mr. Russell MISS ANNE FISCHER Albany English with Mrs. Hogue -41 MR. ARTHUR J, RECESSO Albany Business Education with Mr. Landrio ustodians Fay Jeffers, Leon Simons, Robert Kovarovic, Head Custodian. Mr. Jeffers fixes a pencil sharpener, one of his many duties as a custodian. Kitchen Help Elizabeth Howard, Cook-Managerg Genevieve Zinter, Cookg Arlene Ellis, Marion Argersinger, 39 Clara Robinson. Classes gi? ,Z , M f 'pf AMN, - M ,au Q,-wtf -. W,,,. ,, ,gwwr A... t gs,t,.t,mzQw at as F35 E, t- .wasmf-fp:-11i:1:.f,mf-zz.. at V' 1-4-uifthfifs-lgtisnwl 1- 1' Lg. ni' ms. f .fa,., t . H l.1,,,,,W'w, 42 mm.. e it 1 at 5' Marty Krempa, Vice Pres.g .lane Bowers, Treas.g Sarah Schelle, Pres.g Kathy Monnat, Set-.3 Mr. Batty. advisor. Senior Class Throughout our four years at JHS, we members of the class of 567 proved to be hard workers and capable leaders. Our senior year especially brought forth our best efforts. The Senior Class Dance in January was a success as was the Faculty vs. Students Softball Game, which we revived. We industrious seniors sold magazine subscriptions and put on a successful play, With the money we made on these ventures, we had an enjoyable banquet in lVlay and a gala ball in June. With high hopes, the Class of 1967 looks ahead to a bright and successful future. In Appreciation W v--ak.,-4 Mr. Arthur Batty has contributed more to the Class of 1967 than many realize. He has acted not only as a devoted class advisor, but also as a friend to the members of the Senior Class. Because of his energetic application and ability to bring about co-operation in a pleasant atmosphere, many class functions, such as school dances, the Junior Prom, and the softball game were successes. The members of the Class of '67 will remember Mr. Batty with respect and gratitude for his untiring assistance. Q0 JOSEPH H. ALDI JON DAVID ALDRICH DAVID ALLEN LAUREL A. ANDERSON JOYCE B. BARNHOLT ROBERT R. BEAN BONNIE BECKER DONALD J. BILLA JO-ANN BILLA RICHARD H. BISHOP JOHN H. BLACKMON GARY K. BLAKESLEE 44 'Ita-ff' 'iv-...,,.,s. A QQ' 1 EM fr v ,s W f, f if - W gf, 'QQ 1 v - 1 - f ., .A-mi. A .4mSii 'aww' 'f.rm,,,.n Wg. , Q , ef , , it is E it ,,u-P' ty- -.- 1. ', ling, f 145 -,.. E. 1- -Jo' ' , , W I Q r X M New V ' ' Ah gin' ,i f 2 yrs 1 xjw f , 55 Q Mi? V W W' f I I Q fu , 4+ vs , ..,, If , .jg vw X ,, paw '5-' gm' V Q, ,.- W , - ,J ,gh , , ff.q,p P I P -, f V .Q ....'f mf-' ' . 4 , gf? 5 I Eixff g f, L S129 -f, A W ' 711: I g E. JANE BOWERS KEVIN J. BOWMAN JOHN P. BLANCHARD CHRISTOPHER L. BOGGIE CATHY CHRISTINE BORDEN REBECCA J. BOURNE MARY BOWDISI-I -ngb- Judy Brase and Ed Caraco spend a free moment at the Cave. 45? ANITA L. BRIGGS JANICE M. ,BRIGGS JUDITH ANN BRIGGS DANNY JOSEPH BUCHN ER JOAN CALLAHAN JOHN E. CALLERY 46 DENISE L. BRADT JUDITH BRASE il' DAVID F. CARPENTER JOSEPH CASALE 5f'lE UH x, r , ff, JAMES COLASANTI ALAN COLE CHARLES B. CONNER BARBARA J. CONROY BARRY W. CHADWELL RONALD D. CHARNEY ROXANNE CHRISTMAN STEPHEN CONROY ESTHER COPPERNOLL CHRISTINE CORTESE 47 KENNETH CROMER VICTORIA L. CROMER DEBORAH ANN CROSS OLIVIA H. DAVIS DEBORAH ANN DAWES RICHARD E. DAY CHARLES A. DEVINE KARL DORN FRANCIS A. DUCHALA EDWARD DUESLER STEPHEN DUESLER DANIEL C. DUROSS 48 , A' ' an-ffm, t w. fvw JOAN C. EASTERLY ROGER J. EATON SUZANNE ECKER ,Q k vs DANIEL V. EHLE N -. PAUL W. EMPEY MARTHA L. ENGELMAN Bernie Hladik during a thoughtful moment. CAROLE FIORITO CHERYL A. FLANSBURG JAMES A. FOLMSBEE Roxanne Strevy gets measured by Mrs. Buchner for her graduation cap. .,., A. AA ELIZABETH H. 43. A JOSEPH FOSS A L , DONALYN M. FOSTER 5: A ' .,M. 50 ,Yi Nw-9' .I f I 2 ,J ' -- . KMS414 ,gn-' WILLIAM LEE GRAGG II EILEEN GRAY GARY GRAY ROBERT GUERRIERI RHONDA L. CUILE JOAN M. HALL JOHN HALL EDWARD DOUGLAS HART NANCY JEAN HAYNER SHARON ANN HAYNER ANN HENNESSEY LINDA HENRY SHIRLEY HEROTH JOSEPH F. HERRNKIND JR. GORDON A. HILL ANDREW L. HLADIK BERNADINE R. HLADIK MICHAEL R. 'HOJOHN JAMES T. HOPKINS ALAN HOSBACH SUSANN M. HOUSE 52 RUTH M. HULSAVER PATRICIA JACKSON M114 WNW Mn :S , 46 Yu- 5 as 8 X Q k M, 4 fvi , 5 Q J .J , by I ,J -T s V EMERSON JONES ' DIANE L. JULIAN MICHAEL JULIUS V' 4 1 if I HB Q5 5 , GW ,g iff' wr f l Mk, N 'VX , A A HAAAA V 1 -. .cf -' 'iggxx w . 'W' x MARY ANN JURICA JOHN KANE JR. PAUL KEBA Has Dan Ehle found a new girl friend? .lOHN KENNEDY KAREN A. KETCHUM BETTY LOU KILMARTIN JAMES H. KILMER SALLY JEAN KLOCK CAROLYN ANN KOMORNY THOMAS KOVAROVIC MARTIN KREMPA RAMONA W. KULWIEC 54 fi' If EfA 'mf' I' ll fi E -ik 55-o Q '-JN Bob Bean leaps to sink Sir Bills. 477557 V 'Unsub- another basket for the S -A1 Q fee - 'I ' 152: 'J-W ' MN 'iw 1 vf I . 5244 ,ff I H ' ' iq. 3 ii san. 'T V Iii' . 2 , M fwk 'S 'QR' , h' A ' f Q., H A 1 . , . A L 'R ,gpg Y I SM , W 'T R I' 1 . . , . ' STEVEN A. KUMPAN TERRY J. LAKE EILEEN M. LaQUAY CAMILLE ANN LICCIARDI MARGARET ANN LISKA CAROL JEAN LUFT MICHAEL MALATINO MAXINE MARASZKIEWICZ SUZANNE MARTISH RICHARD L. MATTICE WILLIAM H. McGREGOR CORA MQINTYRE BENJAMIN MELITA EILEEN MIHAL RICHARD J. MILLER KATHRYN LEE MONNAT BARBARA M. MOYNEHAN STEPHEN J. MRAZ NANCY ANN MURKEY JAMES J. NICHOLAS LUCIANNE NICHOLAS 56 QM 3 Jw rv 'Wye' N-df, M-my ER if' A. X ' -Wiiffnig fir .H .. X A, . ff V . -2' f 1: aw , -A .nf ' r V'fk fi 12 5 x W I G, . ., 'L., . MW , sf QB? Q G., f ,M Q., -A 5. . 1, Y JONATHAN H. NILSEN JOANN NORTHOVER .if rw- 2 'ZZ -A N- A , 1 A - . ,I '1 ic q , Anita Briggs practices typing skills in A-14. Ls Qu PEGGY ANNE O'CONNELL RAYMOND K. ORTELI GEORGE PAPPIS LETTERIO PELLIZZERI CAROL ANN PERUE COLLEEN R. PITCHER 57 DIANE M. PLANTZ PEARL M. PORTA GREGORY S. PRESTON LARRY D. PRESTON RICHARD E. REYNOLDS MARY JANE RIZIO CAROL E. RIZZO ALAN F. ROBINSON JUDITH L. ROBINSON CONNIE ALLENE ROE REGINALD B. ROPETER THOMAS D. RUCH 58 if. , ' 3 2' u Q L V .. 7' N f--- .55 1 S- MARK RICHARD RULISON w 33? , Q. 5 N556 x 'I' 2532? A' ' ,l.,: 5' SHARON RUSSO i ROBERTA SAMEK A My . .M ,,. T ... . ,W 3, , '-'1?5f::i:3L Ti V 1 f . wx f I: ff ,N . . S ,I ,. 9 -:iw 5 . Q5 5 . .1 I . - A A A + A nfumiliar figure in the art department at IHS. THOMAS R. SANDS 5 ALLEN D. SAVAGE A CI-LARLES T. SCHADOW gf' Q : 25' 5 , , df' , W A SARAH J. SCHELLE LYNN M. SCHELMBAUER KATHRYN SIMEK MICHAEL S. SMOLINSKY STEPHANIE SOFKA MARY JEAN SOLLAK PAMELA R. SPAWN ROBERT F. SPRUNG CHARLES E. SQUIRES 60 5 f 1. Qwlif Y fa xV9wg-L ,.,, f wb! The 63:08 advanced algebra club meets with Mrs. Saunders. . ---W:.,-. A , a AA f , A,A' will 5 - . Q ,,,'-. A A A v ? E A , fx --4 NL -,rwvz ' 'A f'-4:,,w:fap 1. - Mai n. -, A ',-,gr .... E mmm v. 1 Aaafgfs 5 f 'HA . 11, 'K ij' Sf . X W -A 3'1- A if Q ROBERT C. SQUIRES PAUL STEENBURGH TONI LEE STEFO SHARON I. STEWART GERALDINE L. STOCK LINDA STOCK ROXANN STREVY JAMES A. STUART NANCY L. SUBIK LLOYD SWEET SUSAN B. SWEETMAN KATHERINE TIEDEMAN 6l TANYA LOIS TIMER LINDA M. TORRISI ANTHONY R. VALACHOVIC MARY JEAN VALACHOVIC PETER VALACHOVIC EDWARD W. VAN WOERT SANDRA A. WALSH PATRICIA WALTER CAROLEE WARD 62 ,om DAVID J. VEDDER STEPHEN P. WADSWORTH WWW T'- DONALD WARD DANIEL WARNER MARILYN R. WEAVER KATHRYN A. WHITE ARLENE J. WHITTINGHAM DONALD A. WILSON CLAUDIA WOOD WILLIAM ZAIICEK DAVID J. ZEMANEK A The Ten Most JANE BOWERS CAROLE F IORITO ?flDHIW JON ALDRICH JOSEPH CASALE GARY BLAKESLEE meeiiz- is fc emarable Seniors of 967 , Quia -mum :3 3. PEG O'CONNELL KATHY MONNAT ARLENE WHITTINGHAM K SARAH SCHELLE EMERSON JONES 65 .N-Y Debbie Race, Scc.g Kris Ackerbauer, Vice Pres.g Dominic Fazzio, Pres.g Tom Callery, Treasg Miss Cavoretto, funior Class Our Junior Class had a busy year, filled with social, scholastic, and athletic activities. ln the fall, we received our long-awaited class rings, and took the PSAT7S. We hecanie responsible memhers and often leaders of many organizations at IHS. Our hard work and united effort brought about a successful Junior Prom, which everyone enjoyed. We look ahead with great anticipation to our final year at IHS as seniors. advisor John Abel Kris Ackerbauer Dan Ackernecht Georgia Adebahr N - lv' CX Elaine Argersinger Cathy Baker Greg Baker Bonnie Bauer .df MFA 1 X X X 1 Cathy Bisignani Cathy Blakeslee Shirley Blowers John Boice 'fb -, ,,,, .,. . 4- ez - . : 'fl' f Q.' .,y,Q -il Nags. e , Y' '1 'I ,XV 5' il 19 JJ X 1 ' ng, X CJK- 1 ' l g ev ....V M ' - 1, ,.,1:.,f , 15. ,, N. , Wigs if 'N s L ' .fx ,, ,rf 2 . ,,,, ,Q so 'lf B 'J ,i,i:,'iA IL ff Tom Agone Joe Alfano Ben Anderson Jane Bendl Mike Bennett Richard Billa -of' it A , 5 : Irv 8 B ,Y l Carol Bowdish I oe Brewda Rosemary Briggs Nw! Hn fr Ev Q I ' - , Q -- 1 A 'v 1 f 4 xmvr . ef Q ,. I 'U' Z , -f : I N 'Z R Anne Brothers N Carol Brott -1 Q V f Howard Brott Sharon Broyles D raves VICIOI Brumaghim is W' Cheryl Buchner 2 R A if 5+ fl' . - sf' . C o m e 'A , , mm M1 Iii : . C 'V' V' John Buell or C Alberta Bunner 4 Q J ' 5 Stampmg books IS another duty of the A IV A A secretarial staff at Johnstown High, 'FHL in ,N- nnr C lf hh 4 I' . J , A June Burke 5 11451 f 5 ' Julieann Burtman ff --N 1- H, we 5 Torn Burtman , X l - ,, 1' lr Martin Calhoun N Q f mf' A no iw - no . xl: , X ' Vklk C cf N-.X John Callahan Tom Callery Joyce Canary 'Y' 'N Carmen Caraco gr: . fir .X kL,,l ,pq A 'X :of s . K, S, J ma 4 I 5 1-'K' 11 7 vs S A v CME5 -gp-. ff V .4-1.1 R M ab' if ' ' E5 X, gf' Q K 1 ,ganna J V - V A41 I M 1 ww, lf ff X, ,arf T f ,tt . , 4' ,Ax P, 3 in H. ,Q .qv-ik da i 3 2 x , A 1 -N 5, 9 -wr s L fl M. 5 , x 'V-,W f 'Q Q w. F W4 15 gg, 4 my f i , 1 3 ,,-1, 4 1 1 - tx ' N Q' 1144 tl o M... f' 'uf I n N we .lg X 18 ,X Ed Caraco J oe Caraco .lanis Carpenter Kathy Charles Gloria Chlistman Pat Christman Bruce Christoff Debbie Clark Joann Clark Cathy Coons Robert Coons Elizabeth Cornish Lillian Courtney Karen DeMagistris Joseph DeMarco Helen DiBartolomeo Kathy Duchala Linda Dutcher Jeff Eaton Mayumi Egashira il Q fx i K. 2 W I if ' A ,gw,,..,g 'Q nr It I 5 J' ff .Af 18,1 S 5 m 5 K Y I K xv - K. W' L5 N-em, ,du ff 'U' A33 x Q . :E I 1, -wi G L qx 'i X E xr f ev., N NQf1f' - i . X. . 1 W ' , , M. 'fi f. 1, Us K 3 S, if , was .ew X N Y .Jn--' away VU' RH Anglia HES ' :Ms- -. xr V 6. .XVV bi . , . , , l il Q .. Q , 1 F W f 5 Q I .M e y E ' Q U :FE ax , if H . 5 n f l , '15 ,fx 2- f We M? ,. an 'TI' G I bs if r y a l he he i in if if .fm e l W-fe he V 'Sign A fy, f. . - N x nw , y ' 1 y L '-. Q v. , Aw' G 'N ' , y h e ' My ipggig my uu- , gy v -V L E? f W P if ' K r - K my 9 2 l if -11 19? A P' A 1 -Il1'fiI'fiV.,21 ., is , i -. V A . li i xiii A A- is I in I' V ' . fl- xxx 6 wx 5 W f . . , ' -' 'iii , . l illa Linda Farrant Dominick Fazzio Nancy Fenstermacher Cathye Fleming Jennifer Foss Steve Freeny Mark Fuller Pamela Gallt Betty Gardner Edward Gaydusek John Graham Dana Greenfield David Gunneson Dan Hannis Faye Hanrahan Debbie Harazin John Harding Paula Harris Charles Hart Barney Hayes Elaine Hayes Richard Hayes Roger Hayward Catherine Henderson K w V, Q-A I 'N . 'fx if l - , ,gm H .tl J -r J E M ! +5 1-M33 at 2 , 'li-4 il Asif' Y' ,. H.: 1 5 at NV. -V gif if F' r ,xi 1, -ff, BM.. S J Y Q 4 .ff ,t X.. ,, ,-.- K it ,A , LL 5 gg x f F wa F .zzzwzt - - v if 55 ' ' if EYCEIH 21 , ,ff , if 4 3 ff , Q 'X x. if ,W It , - 7 9 1 :wwf :A fri' Wi 1311- ' M e e 1 e an lg fu Xx t t atea t .,. -, vw ,... ' x K fl ff GN 14 ' Q -A , 1 tt r Q I V Cerald Henderson Susan Henderson Dawn Henry Pamela Henry Pauline Hill Kathleen Hillock Nancy Hopkins Scott Horton William Houtz Christine Howe Leland Hulbert Betty Lou Hulsaver Errol Jones adjusts his padding before practice. Below: Rocker Strevy demonstrates a new routine for the twirlers. Q., 7l Debbie Race discusses a problem that has arisen about the prom with Miss Cavoretto Paul Hutcherson Daniel Intelisano Eileen lvancic Kathleen Jeffers Margaret Johns Deborah Lee Johnson Errol J ones Richard lung Maureen Kelly Susan Kiffney sw '31 M, as 'N '5 Q V gg s.. 5 ,C Q Y 4 ., 1 J V 4 4, 1 -4, - 1.1, f, I N m L 'ffm N if 4 f . Lx' V 4 ! T ,V AX ' iii' Q1 Z vxm- A 1 . ' L in , ,R Y I , ,A if ,:,V was H fm. . ml 'H J I xr XA X M , , A , , w H 1 . M, , x 14' 5 :ek f A 2 Y was fbi rv K . Rich McSherry doodles on the blackboard. Edward Klena Paul Knipler George Kollar Thomas Kralovic Linda Kretser Rosemary Kulwiec Timothy-Kumpan Linda Ladeau Chesier Laska Judy Lathers Richard Luck Diane MacVean James Mandate Daniel Maye Terrance McGivern Richard McSherry John Mihalik Stephen Monnat Charles Moran Jean Morrison Donald Murphy Jeanne Muzzi Bernadine Neuhaus Gregory Nilsen Fred Oaksford Vince O'Connell John Olds Richard Orloff Susan Ortell Carm Pagano Christopher Parillo Connie Passero Linda Pedrick Belinda Pohleven it X x if W'-.- hffasfq, YW 15 'i- we ' X N wma 4' Y Q ' up .-hw-1 IQ' so :sf ,i Viv! fb, 5? 'H , , 351. we w mir . ,. for E wine ,a--0. X -. xzgt l , , 53, Eff' .ieil C -Q.-,TK I f ri! - ,ggam J ,-. -.W Fir ,,, ,K A S is E 6 i f c N ' 1 X ' , , 1 lim i' I 'sf ' J A .V DLE' d 9, ' R f VN 1 2 -N ,P ag, diii iixi . W ' :Tk 'rs Y ' fs. lx. P. . ii K. .1 ffl I L ' Q 'fy eh e J ,C EV , Q J la '-,,J a sef if is - lu 55 ,feb 7 Q, . 5 , in I' f i ft? get X. L 1 'X . , A I I it I I' 'X -N f L X ,Q -1 f, c it ' YEAH Robert Pollak Ruth Ann Popp H-h ,, ' ' e f 5. V , VK V ' 'Sas yy. , I . ' a 'fig rp: fw -' Q ,M . wi 3 2-2, vw, J- My . , ll gg' L , ,Ji TN 411 . x xeho qv Brian Sarris flirts with a couple of junior girls during noontlme L- , f' , , of :it 'lf' . f .4 I a., it , r in -- W . ,sv mi n QGCEHS, Ziiglfk Ei: .. ,, 'P Robert Praetorius Frederick Putman Deborah Race Roslyn Ralbovski Charlotte Renvyle Robert Rhodes Shirley Richardson Sandra Rorick Marlene Rossi Sharon Sackett Anthony Santangelo Brian Sarris .4-41,-f R f ' R ,V A ty a nd Q 'V ' Gerald Sunek X -4, a i ,, ,. A Linda Simonds , ' ,4, . qi Y. img ' ' Robert Simpson i ,W A if af . 1, iizli . If 3 E 7.3 PSX 1-4 gs 9,1 Mayumi Egashira, Rotary exchange student from Japan, shows Debbie Harazin, who is spending her junior year in Japan, and Betsy Baxter a traditional fan. vs. WW: .- ' 'WN f ff 1' 32 'i 5 I if-as ttys if X W: AFA A I ,ij ,JUN . . Q A ., '., t 76 Fayette Sitterly David Slingerland Susan Smith James Smrtic Julieann Smrtic Charles Snell Richard Spraker Sandra Streeter A, it wlwawef' . ff . , W. 'X nv M Q 1 ? J' 1' 7'3 in, K4' as r an if? N 5, ' ' 1? W . v '3,:f: tg ,V Q, . A s f it yt f A fy, Q f I N it -., yr 'N yeh as Nuilriilff ' -ft t 'QNV ' V -,law 3' :fig 'A ' g2FN'ff' e fv W ww ,Q ,f ' ' M Q31 L. , v- , f- , ef' M 'i ng K' 'K I ft 1. , m e ' f .I fl' is X E e ,I 5 4 1 if ff bg' 'N .f 'S ' ,A if A X-if 'hwhww Janet Zemken Shelley Ziclonka Susan Zinter Jeanne Stroud Kathleen Suhik Michael Subik Joseph Vacula Patricia Valachovic James Van Horne Ronald Van Nostrand Robert Vose ,loan Vos-teen William Wadsworth Barbara Wagschal Alan Waldo Deborah Wells Nancy West James Wilmot Kim Wrohle John Yerina ii 'num.,' U ..-wwf 7 8 wp' , N-an-ng, .lavk Siedlecki, Vice Presg Al Prysunka, Sec.j Mrs. Painter, advisorg Marylo Kitchen, Trez1s.g Sl1irlFarrar, Pres oplzomore Class ln our second year at JHS. we Sophomores liegan to develop into more mature individuals. We heeanie active memliers of organizations. We joined JV and varsity athletic teams and revealed seholastie aptitudes. We planned a dance and other fund raising activities. Vllith our solid foundation. we Sophomores look ahead with high hopes to our remaining two years at IHS. A 1 WVR y '-: : n ' fr -ik A 1' 1 X ' 5, -'W iq, V ' , or , as Q1 ffzjf , 5 .,,, TV: Q N 1i l at I 2 C f I? . i rrrr if fr Q B , fi fi 1 .J m'h' -,N .iii .1 3. J asf fs .. , s ng, x . - -ww, ,V ,a ' A 3 'EQ 4 4 'N We 4' I -s Y ,a I K Debra Blowers Harry Bolle Paulette Borden I W .. fs Michele Capparello Robert Caraco Louis Crarleo 1-QW QP 1 tw, 39 'r ' 3. f . 33 A ff'-Kr 5 . ,X X. pr. R , 'RV , J Qieteikwmr 'L -- ' vs X Y, . -x . ffm . A-ru Elizabeth Baxter Paul Beaudry Vickie Bentley Susan Billa .lack Bordis Margo Bowman William Brinkman Timothy Callery Ronald Carolson John Casale Lucy Case Rona Case PY if :12 r . J Q , E gg, 'Ji Y X ., ' ,agv Timothy Aguilera Marie Anderson Barbara Avery Kristen Baker Lois Barker Albert Cellary Thomas Chamberlain Michael Charles Karen Charney Roylene Christman Y af .3 , -ii s wifi, v,3awMN'!,a'k -nu-h....i r 4- S 4' 43 X f ,V :1 , :ag ..,::-:sw er .,, -V ,war ' ' 7 :ff n ig 2 ' V, W -1 , r . Y wc, a ws- .L,.l.i!5gk.w? F A 1 'Nia -D if H., 2 a .f ' ' . - K. N F v 'rs-N - ' 1 J' .A 'P , f ' aa Mark Empie Shirleen Farrar Vernon Fenstermacher Michael Fleming , Q i r JP 5 of Louise Edwards Mark Edwards Gerald Empey Isabel Cortese Colleen Cowles Valerie Cromer Timothy Cross Ingrid Curtis .loseph David David Devendor Patricia Devine Sharon Diodato Lucille Donati Charles Dwyer Bonita Ecker fr A test in progress in a general science class. 'Y .1 725 -r in -cf ix 5 ,an m- 2 'F X , few of x Wh . lb 4 ' , K 'mg QB ft ......, .1 ,Q Q N fir K QM h 5 'Q iff .yi K . rt f- x .QW ll' 4 Z, Anne Gavin ' V ' 5' ' Sharyn Gaye J' i i 12 1 L g y William Gifford - fi- . Lynne Grabowski Charles Gragg Kenneth Gray Ilene Greco , rm I fif 5 gf. f ..ni a k' , A 5 - , l A i f X i V , , :tl t -N.: i Judith Horning 6 Samuel Horning i Leonard House sf, ' 5. Jayme Creenman ,loan Cross Patricia Hall Patricia Hammond - V. Jackie Henry John Herrnkind Donald Holmes Dianne Horning if 12 ,tat an a t if F. N A my I ,R u i K 1 1 ' e .e e ei rle A - 4 1 3 . he K .V I . 1 W in gk 1 ., I - i i Linda Hanson Margaret Hart Stephen Hart Charlene Hurd Randolph Hutchinson Laura Johnson Joy Johnson ,f I- r f zq , 5 i Pffff. up 4, .Wie 3? ' or 1QA , Qx L L fx I :... JM ip I V V ' t' gs L f y -,Q ,Q y ' 'V - Dorothy Jurica 'P John Jurica Ei Thomas Kane ... ' YW ' 'IV ,, V L . as 1 ii , L ,- g 'iffef' L ' , 1- L. VWNVZA, L, 'dl' 5 .- - x if . ' hh'oh, .Q V,,: V , A Q ft M, M, hk, Q L ' K L 'l1-Q, . J, J L N , ,., L - Lkrx .L -' -' I .si ,icy ,. - A ' K tzf, ' K if I Ax hhhhh ,L R Q I - :z ,vbi Q Km, ,, L-: K -5:4 A X K x ' ' -L. 5 K If ii- if la S N it he ., 2 'fg o xo X . t D o,2oL1h e R -' m ,vet -gf, , v -I1 . 1 g if W1 ' 5 V i 1 4 y if' Q ' :fl ip it il, A ta y I 1 .. lg' or K. ,,hh . g .--Q ,Q ' .Am v A ' 'l r 41 CK as 'if Q W Q . N Christine Kehoe Barbara Kelly Brian Kelly George Kilmartin Susan King Mary Jo Kitchen Michael Kovarovic Sandra Kretser Beverly Kuhn Robert Kumpan John LaFontaine Robert Lamphier . Gary Lampman Charnell Leitch Mark Lindsay Cary Locatelli Daniel Lombardoni Richard Lorence Dorry Loske Dean MacVean Deborah Malatino Helen Maraszkiewic Robert Marcuccio Virginia Marshall Sally Mattice Kathleen McGivern .lohn McGuire Judith McMillan Lawrence Melita Daniel Miller Z I Q v, ' Q ,, .it , ri ' 'Y'i- ,:.'Y' 1M,.ifi?'xll ,, 1.1 f i, 4 Deborah Miner ff V 'A1 W f Q V nt Nancy Miller . V' A Sharon Moore 4 t ,4 1 'U- ' i , swfcfg 1 5', H at ,,,, .. f wa: fo-. L' 'WN' of f Q-, gy: gi v 5, 4. - LA ef' Q, 1, of- - va, gg .1 Qs ggiiy ,es is rl f 1 ' f f : L 1fnf'6gg53ff' vw -.1 wa, 1- ., ,Q is. 1. , ,Nw Brenda Pedrick Marvin Pedrick Raymond Pedrick Ronald Pedrick Timothy Peclrick David Perue .lohn Peters Barbara Petersen Ruth Morrison Peter Morton Walter Mosher Betsy Moynehan John Munise Daniel Munson Lou Ann Nellis William Ondriska Linda Osborne Martin Pagano Jill Polacek John Pollak Allan Polmateer Jeffrey Preston Alan Prysunka Robert Rickard Raymond Robare Kathleen Roberts .lack Rulison Margaret Rulison Kathleen Scovic .lohn Siedlecki Richard Siegle Stephanie Simek Deborah Simpson Ann Sponnoble Frederick Spraker Ronald Sprung Christine Squires Thomas Stairs 5 M i r is 1 W Marijane Putman Cheryl Quackenhush Robert Rathburn Yvonne Reny A yyyh L 'Q' , J he ll ei ga trrrhh - ier xg 1-- . We :.f .H K ,ihz J, 5 fm flltauir D X fi ,Ran a 2 K vii, if-' . 1 K 1 V 'il 1 - J ,,., . A .L , . M r xc? 'X 2,4 m..f.f, ' K in ' ' . John Samenko . A William Sarris ,V V, H 'r .. Raymond Schriner is W i R? ir , , Andrew Schultz .- i f W A Q' .- K kwwsi I hh ' WA -,,r. .. 1 be 4 i f r J J g ,Z 1 V' 'Zh Jeanne Skapik ' 2 M A , A ,H 'R ' William Smith W' R ,g A- Joanne Snell 4 3 My ,A 1 si, -, ' Marion Sofka 'M - J f , if f , J ' , li if to ' J l l st -Mm n U gf, Q , 14 11 K mi av I ' .. 1 , K X ,v --sk ,iw Q ., Tv 1 ' -' I ,Dk k - QS JW?-f fl' . Q 61 y 2 v P ii K K 'i 5 li , , ,,, ,A . 5 , ' M K, xi -R- ,A , f J r x Y. ,, 1 fc 1- ' 1 ti, , I A '- ' ' W f t fi ' ' o. 'l . ' ff' P ' im x A it K y we -11 ,fav ,if fr 5, , be 7 f I f, t it ik sr ' ,. 4, AA . ' 3 . ,. -h'Q napa ww 24 ' :uma .. at Fi' , V ffvv-fur, .,, .. Mary Steenburgh Lianne Stewart Margaret Stewart James Stock Eileen Sulsik Robert Sweet ,Q -A ,Y ,t X: ' --. W fy l -51,10 yu l gt , N t 'R Ni a 5 . 'N' t in N 2 ei f ln I V Caroline Wilbur and Dave Vedder exchange noontlme gossip. Nancy Talarico Stewart Tartell David Thomas Qian X' -,Z '39 Z - A x it 'f L, igwf- 1. 2 W, jg V V ff' 4 . we X t 5 ,, , .,,. ...,. K, ,. JA : I ii ii gif -Q . 'rv Q j t o ,f . , 1 Nancy Van Derveer Catherine Van Deusen Thomas Van Slyke Lyle Van Voast Joanne Vroman Judith Walsh Roger Walter John Ward Diane White Jeannine White Caroline Wilbur Susan Wojciechowski Frances Yerina Dawn Yost Jeanne Zinter New New I U 3 Linda Pelosi, Pres.g Dave Brumaghin, Vice Pres.g Mrs. Hogue, Advisorg Diana Chadwell, Treas.g Donna Slingerland, Sec. Freshman Class ln our first year of high school, tivities and functions of IHS. We joined clubs, participated in sports and began laying the ground work for our high school career. Our Freshman Class Dance which was held in February, brought in substantial funds. This money will be set aside 'for future Class activities. 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Nancy Santangelo Josephine Santos Ralph Savage Michael Schreivogl Andrea Schultz ' U' ex e 2- V zfwmwik if Awtillf 'NL E A 'ff' fx : Wil! 71 'W Q X Rf fit X M ' H N I' wee are Barbara Smith Valerie Smith Kenneth Spoar .lan Sponenberg David Spraker uf H-- '3 'l l ' Marilyn Oakesford notes: And then on the 7th day of Pond's w Beauty Plan, he . . Samuel Surnear Sharon Svolos Randall Sweeney Robert Sweet Walter Tbeurer Marie Thomas Sandra Tichy ,lohn Tweer ,lames Vacek James Van Deusen Frederick Van Heusen Elaine Van Home Diane Wagschal Martin Waite Deborah Wallace Joseph Ward Ronald Ward Michael Wickware Diane Wilkes Daniel Wilmot Q2 Xia. I 'ff ' 'A ix 3. f-. 2 fha- what . -4 xr '. 2:rzff9u- zfwi1ZgWfzf BFE., .W -- eff-iii:-w fu Douglas Squires Donald Stewart Robert Stewart Kimberly Strevy Larry Stuart Lynne Subik -. 0 55 I L I 'IGN , if- VLA. 42 if. .JT , . , , I jwill 1 2 .I M. fri 'N .Qs lk ,, 1. l l Q61 1 win fait. A MM Urganizations L00 TUE5 'MRS FRI, SAT muse GM5MNWYH FWAT 345 FIB!!-IYMEETING 323 sm'1BALi-SHE KMXFIELD FADULTY VS SENIIRS 711 TEAGERSCGFEREWE NOSBHML DOLHVILLEIIMEBPM AFTERGMEDHUEAT KNOX BUGLE DRHGEIIITRY Im..E9llLRUN GLUVERSVLLE GAME Row 1: Scott Horton, Don Wilson ,loan Easterly Camile Llcciardl ,llm Wilmot ,lim Folmsbee Mary Jo Kitchen Sarah Schellc, Cathy Borden, Ld Caraco Carm Pagano Row 2 William Pulver Dave Brumi him Kris Baker Nancy Talarico, Nancy Biscotti, Tim Cross Ron Pedrick Bill Kitchen Gary Fosnnre Row 3 Mr Zoellner .lack Siedlecki jim Mylott, Kris'Ackerbauer, Daniel Wilmot Jim Smrtic Dan Hinnis tudent Council Plans School LL e Playing a big part in the de- cisions rnade at JHS, the Student Council acts as a liaison lnetween students and the administration. This year, under Mr. Zoellner's supervision, the Student Council approved and purchased all scho- lastic and athletic awards. They also sponsored the annual Vic- tory Dance and set up a school dress code. Right: President Kathy Monnat dis- cusses Studcnt Council business with Mr. Zoellncr. A 9' C 39' 2 Row I: Dan Ehle, Pres.g Bernie Hladik, V. Pres.g Mrs. Diamond, ad- visorg Barb Avery, Sec.g Bill Sarris, Treas. Row 2: Fred Richey, Bar- bara Wagscllal, Chris Kehoe, Yvonne Reny, Margaret Hall. Row 3: ,loseph DeMarco, Alberta Bunner, Sherry Buchner, Diane Wagsclial, Mayumi Egashira. Row 4: Joe Brewda, Richard Elton, .loe Foss, Mark Empie, Charles Cragg. Debate Club provided interested IHS students with the opportunity to engage in lively discussions and arguments. Under the leadership of Mrs. Diamond, debaters participated in several tournaments held at area hiffh schools. , , , , C U Mark Empie tries to get his point across Debaters Argue World Problems Barb Avery gives her views on whether or not the United States should limit its foreign aid to non-military assistance. 97 BARO ET Captures School Li e The campaign for a better yearbook for IHS students was carried on by the industrious Barone! staff. In 1967, more Barone! subscriptions were sold than in the previous year and more money in advertisements Was collected. A very successful Halloween dance, featuring the EX-cels, brought in a large amount of funds. The Barone! had the coat check concession for all the home basketball games. With the additional money re- ceived, it was possible to have an attractive, embossed cover on the '67 yearbook. The new type-heading, which is italic, was another feature added to the ,67 Baronet. The Baronefs progress is evidence of the hard work and determination of a few students who want the very best for their school. W Q. COPY STAFF, Row 1: Pat Walter, Sally Klock, Lyn Foster. Row 2 Connie Kilmer, Pat Hammond, Debbi Cross. s 98 Pam Spawn, Editor-in-chief PRODUCTION STAFFQ Barb Moynehan, Bonnie Becker, ed itorg Marty Engelmzm, Ruth Eaton. LAYOUT STAFF: Laurie Anderson, Joyce Barnholt, Carolyn Komorny, Sarah Schelle. Dan Ehle and Jim Colasanti, Layout Editorsg Sue Sweetman, Business Manager. ,aa-wfzewf' Q ' GENERAL STAFF: Row 1: Jamye Greenman, Linda Pedrick Barbara Carleo. Row 2: Linda Simmonds, Stephanie Simek, Bernie Neuhaus, Q Kathy White, Linda Torrisi, Sue Henderson, Karen Charney, Marilyn Oaksford. Righl: Mr. Frank Carangelo, advisor 99 Carole Fiorito works at the Bugle football re freshrnent stand. BUGLE Publishes News 0 IH Richard McSherry, Production Editor and Joan Easterly, Business Manager. li? Joy Johnson helps in the folding of the Bugle before it goes on sale. IO0 Mr. Brennan, advisor, and Peggy O'Connell, Editor-in-chief. t r Row I: Nancy Biscotti, ,loan Callahan, Mary .lane Fazzio, Janet Hansen, Kathy Sands, Boseann Licciardi, Valerie Smith, Jan Sponenburg, Pam Lavoy, Cathy Borden. Row 2: Barbara Carleo, Diana Chadwell, Linda Pelosi, Donna Slingerland, Bonnie Becker, Dorry Loske, Connie Maxian, Liz Northrup, Joy Johnson. Row 3: Margie Passero, Sally Knipler, Pat Hammond, Toni Stefo, Stephanie Sofka. Sherri Buchner, Karen Charney, Dianne Horning, Kathy Scovic, Monica Russo, Ann Spon- noble. The ,l.H.S. school paper, the Bugle, continued its policy of improve- ment in 1966 and 1967. Helped hy funds from refreshment stands at home football and basketball games and from its annual dance, the Bugle has progressed and improved. Money was spent on a headlining machine and electric typewriter. Their new printing press, which was purchased last year, was also used for printing programs for school activities. Besides publishing a fine newspaper every three weeks, the Bugle staff sponsored the annual W. A. Wright Scholarship basketball game. ett' ,,ee , t B V ' r it A f Q... Debbi Cross, Judy Erase, and Carole Fiorito, News and Feature Editors. Left: Mimi Davis and Dorry Loske sell Bugles to IHS students IOI Community Service Friendshzp lub Led by President Arlene Whittingham and new advisor Mrs. Magee, the Friendship Club has changed some in policy. Considering itself a service club, it has uadoptedl, a Korean orphan and or- ganized a reading program through which the girls aid slow readers 'in elementary grades. Meetings are held every other Tuesday at a memberls home. Occasionally guest speakers talk with the girls. ln addition to their varied projects, the members hold an annual tea and mother-daugh- ter banquet. Arlene Wllittingham talks with Mr. Magee, a guest speaker 5: Row 1: Pam Spawn, Treas.g Joan Easterly, V. Pres.g Joyce Barnholt, Asst. Treas.g Betty Foote, Program Di- rectorg Arlene Whittingham, Pres., Linda Torrisi, Sec.g Laurie Anderson, Program Directorg Martha En- gelman, Recorderg Bonnie Becker, Asst. Sec.g Deborah Cross, Program Director. Row 2: Jayme Greenman Jan Sponenberg, Dottie Jurica, Barb Kelly, Peggy Rulison, Mary Jo Kitchen, Suz Anne Carriola, Liz North- rup. Row 3: Connie Passero, Shelley Zielonka, Ingrid Curtis, Maureen Kelly, Debbie Race, Betsy Baxter, Linda Preston, Jeanne Skapik, Candy Gilmore, Karen Charney, Sue Smith. Row 4: Helen DiBartholomeo Mayumi Egashira, Jeanne Stroud, Cathy Baker, Jennifer Foss, Kris Baker, Julie Smrtic, Nancy Talarico, Mari- jane Putnam, Margie Passero, Margaret Johns, Dianne MacVean. 1 9 I02 N We l Row 1: Carolyn Komorny, Treas.g Barb Moynehan, Corres. Sec., Jane Bowers, 2nd V. Pres., Carol Brott, lst V. Pres., Kathy Monnat, Pres., Mimi Davis, Sec.g Roxann Strevy, Asst. Treas.g Mary Ann Jurica, Pub. Sec. Row 2: Elaine Arger- singer, Barb Conroy, Carol Rizzo, Jeanne Muzzi, Chris Howe, Lynn Schelmbauer, Pam Pelosi, Luci Nicholas, Kathy Simek, Linda Simonds, Camille Licciardi. Row 3: Cathy Coons, Kris Nelson, Judy Lathers, Nancy Subik, Pat Walters, Sue Sweet- man, Pam Henry, Cathy Jeffers, Pat Hall, Bernie Neuhaus, Barb Avery, Cathy Bisignani. Row 4: Debbie Malatino, Beth Steenburgh, Eileen Subik, Joan Gross, Kathy Scovic, Sally Klock, Dorry Loske, Dawn Henry, Kathy McGivern, Bonnie Barter, Betsy Moynehan, Jackie Henry, Barb Petersen, Lyn Farrunt. Tri-Hi-Y Contributes to World erfvice Meeting twice a month at the YMCA, Tri-Hi-Y girls combine socializing with service. Guided by President Kathy Monnat and Advisor Mrs. Stanley Bown, the Tri-Hi-Y girls sold candy to benefit the World Service. Social highlights for the year were an annual spring banquet, a dance, and a home- coming party for those members who had gradu- ated. Mrs. Bown talks with Kathy Monnat about an upcoming meeting Left: Kathy Simek and Luci Nicholas relax before the meeting begins. Mrs. Lorence, advisor to the F.T.A., looks over a report. .TA Has cz Busy Year Carole Fiorito and Mrs. Lorence discuss the sale of wrapping paper. The Future Teachers of America had an active year of projects. Members sponsored a dance in September and held a tea for faculty members on Teachers' Recognition Day. They sold candy anZl wrapping paper, and with the money collected, contributed to several scholarship funds and sent several members to a college preview week at Fredonia State College. Members also waited on table, visited classrooms, and learned about the teaching profession at their monthly meetings. IO4 Future Teachers of America Members 1 iff., ' 1 Mrs. Aldrich and Claudia Wood open a film for the next meeting ofthe Nlcdicul Arts Club. M.A.C. Members Learn ursing Skills Students interested in a career in medicine or nursing had the opportunity to join the Medical Arts Club at l.H.S. Previously called the Future Nurses of Amer- ica, the Medical Arts Club met monthly. At this time, films or guest speakers acquainted mem- bers with various aspects of the field of medicine. With Mrs. Al- drich as their advisor? members took field trips to area hospitals. we A gs.,.,,,f,i,4, N 'M' -fzgaveafzf' E 2 Row 1. Julianne Burtman, Claudia Wood, Tanya Timer, Row 2. Linda Sleezer, Mimi Davis, Nancy Miller, Charnell Leitch, Carolyn Komorny. Row 3. Amy Kollar Dianne Vlfliite, Carol Pcrve, Lucy Donati. l I05 Left: Toni Stefo and Miss Cav- oretto go over plans for the next FBL meeting. Skills FBL Learn Business This year, the Future Secretaries of America Club was expanded to in- clude many more business fields and was renamed The Future Business Leaders. At monthly meetings, mem- bers discussed ways to perfect their office skills and learned to develop the practices of successful business leaders and to select the proper cloth- ing to be worn in the business field. Bake sales and candy sales were held to raise extra funds for educational activities and trips to various firms in the area. K0 Row 1: Janis Carpenter, Sec.g Toni Stefo, Pres.g Bernie Neuhaus, V. Pres.g Connie Passero, Treas.g Betty Wolf, Reporter. Row 2: Miss Cavoretto, advisorg Lynn Schelmbauer, Nancy Fenstermacher, Nancy Talarico, Susan Wolf, Deborah Wells, Elaine Hayes. ew Club Formed Az IH. . 2 X i Row I: Linda Henry, Scc.g Linda Ladeau, V. Pres.g Miss Sagendorf, advisorg Tanya Timer, Pres.g Kathie Tiedenian, Treas Row 2: Cora Mclntyre, Linda Kretscr, Belinda Pohleven, Nancy Hopkins, Anna Pappis, Deborah Wells, Elaine Hayes, Nancy Fenstermacher. Many prospective coiffeurs at ,IHS participated in the activities of the Future Beauticians of America Club. Twice a month, students met and discussed opportunities of dif- ferent beauty schools, and often stu- dent beauticians from area schools came to the meetings and told about their studies and Work. Several bake sales were held to raise funds for ac- tivities and trips. The main events for this year were a trip to a beauty cul- ture school in Troy and the drawing up of a constitution, stating the pur- poses and values of beauticians. Right.: Miss Sagendorf shows Tanya Timer a letter from an area beauty school. , ,Q ,,1a fm -:QW-1 . : , ww, 4 I A ' in I Y 571 7 . . fir: H... M . 1 , .. r . '. ' a , . . . ,. Q I I . 'sl . V ' ' '- 1' at inn t - - r 'TJ' W 0 - sl? 5 Qfzz' ' . r V , . , ,. - ' - L 4 4, 3 H : l L X, J ' X 9 ss u 3? , Q ' ' 'V . ,,:E 2, yr V M . ' 1 Z if 4 , I . - r I Miss Elwood explains Io Ruth Ann Popp how to check out magazines. Students Learn Management of Library The Library Club, under the supervision of Miss Elwood, at S offers IHS students the chance to learn how a library is run. Members perform such duties as checking out and returning borrowed books and properly shelving them. Operation of the library is learned through guest speakers and films. Members sponsored an annual tea to show the new books to faculty members. ! W' Seated: Sandy Walsh, Betty Hulsaver, Miss Elwood, Mary Bronk, Nancy , West. Standing: Carol McArdell, Mark Fuller, Joseph DeMarco, Gloria Christman, Joyce Canary, Nicky Pierce, Ruth Ann Popp, Shirley Blow- Sandy Walsh prepares to shclve returned hooks. ers, Sandra Richardson, Naomi Kenyon. I08 Row 1: Mark Fuller, Pres.g Charles Cragg, Tim Clark, Tom Burtman, Joe DeMarco, Barry Chadwell. Projectionists PROJ ECTIONISTS With Mr. Boerner as their instructor, members of the Projectionist Club learned how to run the different projectors and how to show movies and films. They helped out in classrooms and also at or- ganizational meetings. SLIDE RULE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Derwin, Slide Rule Club members learned how to use the slide rule. They met during the noon hours in October and worked on problems and took several quizzes to test their knowledge of the slide rule. Slide Rule Club Row 1 Colleen Hladik, Derwin, : Bonnie Becker, Roxanne Strevy, Barb Moynehan, .loan Easterly, Carolyn Komorny, Pitcher. Row 2: Laurie Anderson, Debbie Cross, Carole Fiorito, Sandy Walsh, Bernie Sue Sweetman. Row 3: Dick Reynolds, John Blackmon, Paul Keba, Joe Foss, Mr. advisor. Row 4: Ned Van Woert, Mike Julius, Pete Valachovic, Ron Charncy. IO9 H ospitcil Youth Service The Hospital Youth Volunteers at JHS offer their services to the Johnstown Hospital. They read to patients, make beds, and perform other duties. This year, thirteen students completed the requirements to serve as hospital workers. They were honored at the fourth annual cap- ping ceremonies and a tea at the hospital. The program is sponsored by the Fulmont Red Cross Chapter and the Johnstown Hospital. Row 1: Maxine Maraszkiewicz, Joan Callahan, Judy Robinson, Sue Kiffney, Judy Lathers. Row 2: Sue Sweetman, Tanya Timer, JoAnn Clark, Becki Bourne, Cheryl Flansburg. Row 3: Peg 0'Connell, Claudia Wood, Julie Ann Burtman, Carol Ward. The recently capped members and guests at the capping ceremony. fiiriior Red Cross Qy.3,- fx, . U U, s 'Wm :ff.....s-., IIO As advisor to the Junior Red Cross at JHS, Mr. Rayburn organized a drive at Christmas time to obtain toys for the under privileged children of the community. The Junior Red Cross, which is comprised of a representative from each homeroom, carries on various proj- ects for the local Red Cross Chapter. lt also sponsored a Christmas party for about forty children in the area. Left: Marty Engelman and Mr. Rayburn look over plans for the toy drive. Every Thursday at 12:15 P.lVl., the members of the Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis, met to carry out community services. The boys sold programs at foot- ball games, ushered at basketball games, and attended Kiwanis, luncheons. Key Club members showed leadership and a willing- ness to help others. Row 1.' Bob Squires, V. Pres.g Jack Callexy, Sec.g Steve Wadsworth, Pres.g Ned Van Woert, Treas. Row 2: Ed Caraco, Kris Ackerbauer, Tim Cross, Bob Caraco, Dave Slingerland. Key Club Has Service Projects Ned Van Woert, Treasurer, and Steve Wadsworth, President, look over their financial situation. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association provides high school girls with the opportunity to par- ticipate in intramural games, also to develop skills, new interests, and good sportsmanship. Members participate in various sports and activities Hin seasonn. Included in their sched- ule are field hockey, volleyball, basketball, bowling, track and field, and softball. Girls attend tournaments at other high schools in the Southern Adirondack Play Day League. At the end of each year, athletic awards are presented to girls having earned a necessary number of points from participation in each activity. Points are accumulated from year to year and girls can become eligible for a spe- cial senior trophy. Row I: Donna Slingerland, V. Pres., .lan Sponenburg, Kathy .lohn- son, Debbie Clark, Betty Wolf, Nancy Talarico. Row 2.' Mrs. Sellers, advisor, Dee Walsh, Sue Billa, Margie Passero, Sue Wolf, Bonnie Smith, Valerie Cromer. Row 3: Nancy Riska, Isabelle Cor- tese, Margo Bowman, Terri Compagnone, Jayme Greenman, Dorrie Loske, Barb Smith. G.A.A. Pep lub PEP CLUB The enthusiastic screams of Pep Club members could be heard above the cheers of spectators at football and basketball games. Not only did the club encourage the teams' winning efforts, but it also sold mums for the Johns- town-Gloversville football game, and helped decorate the gym for the Victory Dance following the game. The club's thirty supporting members met every Wednesday af- ter school in the cafeteria under lVlrs. Sergeant's sLfpervision.- Row I: Kathy Johnson, Kathy Sands, Connie Passero, Pres., Valerie Cromer, Vickie Bentley. Row 2: Nancy Talarico, Diane Horning, Dorrie Loske, Mayumi Egashira, Mrs. Sergeant, advisor. Row 3: Monica Russo, Margie Passcro, .loy Johnson, Jayme Crcenman, Joan Cross, Bonnie Smith. Row -4: Marion Sofka, Steve Wadsworth, Bob Squires, Ned Van Woert, Ben Mt-lita, Lee Gragg, Karen Charney. H2 ,No-,NJ ,Ienny Foss and John Hall discuss plans for the West Mountain ski trip with Miss Brown, Ski Club advisor. Through the ski club, many en- thusiastic skiers of IHS join to- gether. During the skiing season. this group holds meetings every Monday after school to decide upon future projects and trips. This year, under the supervision of Miss Lynda Brown, skiers held a number of cook-outs at Royal Mountain. The main excursion this year was an all-day trip to West Mountain. C0-ed ki Club Attracts ,IHS Skiers sway Ski Club Members if ffl :F 5 l A V V QE' - - ' 1. 4,--Irdf' My Chorus Directed by Mrs. Russell, a mixed chorus and a girls, chorus joined together in presenting Christmas, midlwinter, and spring concerts. ln l967, an experiment in exchange concerts was tried with IHS and other area schools enjoying each other's chorus groups. Singers whose voices were good enough were chosen to participate in the annual Fulton County Festival, held this year at JHS. Row 1: Sandy Streeter, Esther Coppernoll, Pam Pelosi, Bonnie Becker, Dick Elton, Mike Corsi Mark Fuller, Pete Morton, Dale Cayon, Linda Henry, Nancy Miller. Row 2: Joyce Barnholt Mary .lane Rizzio, Bernie Hladik, Debbie Cross, Terry McGivern, Charles Gragg, Tom Pow lowski, Tim Clark, Cathy Borden, .leannine White, Margaret Stewart, Nancy West, Beckle Bourne, Mrs. Russell Row 3: Julie Ann Burtman. Gloria Christman, Joyce Canary, Tanya Timer, Debbie Clark, .loe Foss, Tom Burtman, Lee Gragg, Fred Richey, Toni Stcfo, Stephanie Sofka, Claudia Wood, Dianne White, Judy McMillan, Betty Gardner, Sue Sweetman. Row 1: Connie Maxian, Jan Sponenburgh, Valerie Smith, Sandy Streeter, Roseann Licclardl Carol Day, Pam Lavoy, Marion Sofka, Karen Charney, Jayme Greenman, Candy Marshall Linda Pelosi, Donna Slingerland, Mrs. Russell. Row 2: Nancy Riska, Suzanne Carriola, Monica Russo, JoAnn Santos, RoseAnn Caraco, Connie Kilmer, Carol McArdell, Diane Horning, Yvonne Reny, Nancy Miller, Sandy Tikky, Margaret Stewart, Linda Sleezer, Naomi Kenyon, Mary Christman, Barb Smith. Row 3: Elaine Van Horne, Betty Gardner, Debbie Clark, Claudia Wood ,ludy McMillan, Julie Ann Buttman, Gloria Christman, ,loyce Canary, Marijane Putnam, Steph anie Sofka, Dianne White, Jeannine White, Nancy West, Diane Chadwell, JoAnne Santan elo Debbie Bennett. Joan Hall, co-captain of the marchers, demon- strates a step in one of the several routines the girls perform. Kneeling: Sue Ecker, Margaret Johns, Bonnie Barter, captaing Helen Di- Bartolomeo, Liz Cortese. Standing: Cathie Blakeslee and Stephanie Soika. Entertainment By Majorettes Row 1: Barb Conroy and Anita Briggs, co-captains. Row 2: Paulette Borden, Linda Stock, Vanessa Ko- hout, Sharon Diodato, Jeanne Muzzi, Pam Pelosi, Toni Porta. Row 3: Pearl Porta, Roslyn Ralbovsky, Pat Jackson, Cathye Fleming, Sue Smith,'Lyn Grabowski, Roxanne Strevy. -II6 Row 1: Rosemary Kulwiec, Cathy Bisignani, Carol Luft, ,loan Callahan .lane Bendl Rose Laska Carol Rizzo Pam Henry Kathy Mihal. Row 2: Elaine Argersinger, co-captaing Chris Howe, Sue Ortell Kathy Subxh Kathy Jeffers Sharon Hayner Nancy Hayner, .ludy Robinson, Lyn Foster, Lyn Farrant, Joni Ha1l,co-captain Linens HaM15ime Mr. Hughston, advisor, helps the. majorettes plan the IHS-GHS football half-time entertainment. Half-time entertainment was provided by IHS major- ettes at our home football games and several away games. Tedious hours of practice paid off as the spectators re- sponded with enthusiasm at the football games and Me- morial Day Parade in which they participated. The majorettes sponsored several activities-a bake sale and a dance to raise funds for their annual banquet. Right: Captain Ann Hen- nessey Honoraries sg E Q 1 lf u 5 5 J l J as E S Y 4 F a if 9. 2 The was achieved by Arlene Whittingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Whittingham, 312 So. Perry St. Arlene is active in Friendship Club, cheerleading, and Track Officials Club. She has made applications to William Smith, Rochester, ahdSkidmore. daughter of Ext. West Main St the Valedictoiy honor. Active 'i A., Honor Society, and Debate cl A 'Bernie plans to attend clarksonllecolwg of Technology and physics. ' Y ' Row I: Jane Bowers, Betty Wolf, Carole Fiorito, Bernadine Hladik, Cathy Borden, Arlene Whittingham, Carolyn K0- morny, Sandra Walsh, Row II: Steven Kumpan, Stephanie Sofka, Pamela Spawn, Susan Sweetman, Joyce Bamholt, Judy Brase, Laurie Anderson, Mike Malatino, Paul Steenburgh, Row III: Sally Klock, Peg O'Connell, Ned Van Woert, Joe Foss, Deborah Cross, Lee Gragg, Karl Dorn, Paul Keba. ational Honor ooiety The induction ceremony for new members of the National Honor Society was held in December. JV if ? i, se, Q k,,. lk f J' .- ff! ,,i,.' 52 7 - ' w ' i t ' g J it 4,-. lss. , 1,,,QiQ, .,-' xg ' B , 7,1 8 ,, J .. w W 11' -V .2gf,:fg?yg. a Q Mrs, Saunders, advisor to the National Honor Society. I2I ,,,,.i Q Q .J 1 QE ll Row 1: Dan Ehle, Debbi Cross, Peg O'Connell, Sally Klock, Bernie Hladik, Laurie Anderson, Judy Brase, Pam Spawn, Arlene Whittinglmm. Row 2: Andy Hlaclik, Ned Van Woert, Lee Cragg, Bill McGregor, Alan Cole, .loe Foss, Steve Kumpan. Paul Kelma, Paul Steenburgh. Missing Lawrence Preston . . . Regents Scholarship Winners f- National Merit . l l Scholarship- Q-. L Q' I ,,,, A l Letters o Commendation Peg O'Connell, Dan Ellle, Sally Klock. l22 J. H. . Lettermeri Row 1: Tom Agone, John Hall, Bob Squires, Don Wilson, Jack Callery, Gary Blakeslee, Charlie Conner, Marty Krempa, Paul Steenhurgh, Steve Kumpan. Row 2: Tom Sands, Bob Caraeo, Tony Valachovic, Al Prysunka, Larry Preston, Lou Carleo, ,lim Folmshee, Tom Ruch, Ned Van Woert, Paul Keha. Row 3: Dave Carpenter, John Buell, Ray Robare, Greg Preston, Stuart Tartell, Tony Santangelo, Tom Callery, Fred Putman, Greg Baker, Chuck Dwyer. Row 4: Bill Zajicek, Kris Aekerbauer, Dan Ackerkneeht, .lim Stuart, Steve Wadsworth, George Pappis, Lloyd Sweet. Row 5: David Zemanek, Dick Reynolds, Steve Monnat, Bill Houtz, Dave Slingerland, Jim Wilmot, Jim Smrlic, Barry Chadwell. National Athletic Society Seated: Bob Caraco, Paul Steenburgh, Mike Malatino, Stuart Tartell, Standing: Alan Hoshach, Paul Keha, Ned Van Woert, .lim Smrtic, Steve Kumpan. Four Years - 90 0 or Above ifiititl Seuterl: Carol Fiorito, Cathy Borden, Peg 0'C0nnell, Betty Wolf, Bernadine Hladik. Standing: Paul Keba, Laurie Anderson, Sally Klock, Nancy Subik, Patty Walter, Pam Spawn, Arlene Wllittingliam. Debbie Cross, Sue Sweetman, Paul Steenburgll. Prize Winners Seated: .ludy Brase-Biology, English 3g Bernadine Hladik-Ma th 10, Math ll, French 3, RPI Medalg Sally Klock-World History. Standing: Paul Keba-Physics, Biologyg Pamela Spawn-English 25 Paul Steenburghglfnglish 3, Newsboy Award. Girls, and Boys, State Representatives Lee Gragg, Sarah Scllcllc, Paul Kel Na+ Homemaker 0 f Temorrow Peggy O C I l25 Sports 5 , ,, .,.' . AA.,V K mi, 4,,m2253ifii:Eh. V ,ihwq -'W-Q: Hr Ns Another pass successfully caught by Steve Monnat. Speed Is Jim Wilmot, pursued hy 4 CHS Row I: Al Wliite, Mike Malatino, Co-captains Don Wilson and Marty Krempa, Dan Duross wood and Ken Benton. Row 2: Bill Houtz, Tony Suntangelo, Tony Valachovic, Chip Connors, Ruch, Dan Maye, Emmy Jones. Row 3: John Hall, John Buell, Errol Jones, Lou Carleo, Bean, Bill Zayicek, .lack Callery. Row 4: Ned Van Woert, Paul Keha, Tom Agone, Chuck Sarris, Tim Aguilera, Bob Squires. Row 5: Dave Slingerland, Dan Ackcrnccht, Bob Caruco, .lohn Underwood. , Steve Mraz, Coaches .lim Under- Tom Sands, Larry Preston, Tom Dick Spraker, Ray Rohare, Bob, Squires, Jim Van Horne, Brian Jerry Christman, Steve Sutton, Decistoe Factor In IHS Strategy players, looks tor an openlng in the line. A small team that was expected by its coach to have a fair season displayed outstanding prowess on the football field and brought back the glory of Johns- town footballf' Although smaller in size and weight than all of its opponents, the Sir Bills Football Team of 1966 came out in the end with a 5-3 record. Outstanding on the gridiron were co-captains Marty Krempa and Don Wilson, along with seniors Bob Bean, Emmy Jones, and lVlike Malatino. Several boys who de- veloped into really good players through hard work and determination were Bill Zayicek, Dan Ackernecht, John Buell, Tony Santangelo, and Jim Wilmot. The four JHS back fieldmen were among the fastest in the league and this factor greatly contributed to the sea- son's success. Three decisive games kept the Sir Bills a hair- breadthw from an undefeated season. Robbed of a win by Burnt Hills, a Nflukew game, Johnstown also lost to Bethlehem Central and chief rival, Gloversville. The Bethlehem Central game was a thriller, tense and close all the way. Fifty seconds at the end of the Gloversville game decided that contest. After a fine season with a good team, Coaches Un- derwood and Benton have high hopes for next yearis squad and are expecting experienced juniors and,soph- ornores to carry on with Johnstown football. Co-captains Marty Krempa and Don Wilson discuss a tech nicality with the referees. SCORES Scotia Albany Academy Dolgeville Bethlehem Central Burnt Hills Hudson Saratoga Gloversville IHS 12 20 21 20 20 41 19 14 OPP 7 13 19 26 26 14 O 20 num Au 453, Bob Bean sldesteps a Husky tackler. Great Effort Is Shown In Twin ity Game Jim Wilmot, a ,IHS quarterback, talks with Coach Underwood about the next play. l3O Emmy Jones walks all over the GHS line. ' Y: ga? ' .ia rs: vhv xi' v , -f f , 'fi A, t an Y fb 1 msg, 5, if 2 251911:-,i 63, j-,1,.g,,,,,,..,,: . Q, 1 ef wx 5 E rg 5 . i ga i W. y P N 6 -1 4' 9 Ay an j 'fd' 1 3 ii? if G ,ll ' - ' 1 M fp Ai ,. .,, s K 4, ,, WEN at e me xl, il fe Emmy receives from Mayor Wilson one of the two trophies awarded hun M1116 Several guests look On' Emmy was a star fullback for the Sir Bills football team. Athlete of the Year - Emmy Jones Being a three-sport athlete, Emmy ,lones was a natural for the Athlete of the Year Award, given each year by the Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Concep- tion Church. ,A superb performer in foot- ball, basketball, and track, Emmy well deserved the two trophies and great honor he received. Not only athletic performance, but character and school standing enter into the selection of the award's recipient. To honor Emmy, a breakfast was held at the Immaculate Conception Hall on speakers were Billy of baseball, and Al Salerino, umpire for the American League. ,lanuary Sth. Guest Mills, clown prince Emmy was presented his awards by Mayor Peter Wilson and by Father Lamanna. Right: Co-captain of this ycar's basketball team, E1nmy's perseverance and determination have spurred the team onward. ef Fresh and Jaycee Squads Smash .. L.,L.L., 4 H Row I: George Fraker, Johns Van Alstine, Mike Hanchar, Ron Ward, Rich Blake, Frank Mancini, Bill Kitchen, Cam Cross. Row 2: Jack Buchner, Don Brott, Jim Mylott, .lim Hillier, Paul Simek, Carl Minardo, Doug Squires, Rusty Easterly. Row 3: Tom Powlowski, Rich Rovauini, Mitch Mowrey, Andy Fusco, Brian Rowback, Gary Brown, Chris Kentris, Randall Sweeney, Joe Herms. Row 4: Tom AMcGivem, Dan Wilmot, Joe Santangelo, Gary Van Slyke, Stan Allen, Dave Brumaghim, Doug Moore, CManagerJ Gary Hill. Row 5: Coach Fred Horvath and Coach Bill Pollak. SCORES f HS OPP J HS OPP Scotia 0 12 Burnt 14 Gloversville 19 0 Albany Aflademy 7 20 Dolgeville 41 6 Saratoga 40 7 Coach Bill Pollak's frosh football team broke Gloversville's 4 year record of JHS- CHS game victories by defeating them in a 19-0 upset. Due to the boys' sportsman- ship, team cooperation, and individual leadership, the season drew to an end with a 4-win, 2-loss record. Sharing the job of co-captains were John Van Alstine, Jim Mylott, and Bill Kitchen. Although the team, as a whole, played well, the individual efforts of Tom lVlcGivern, Van Alstine, and Mylott often were responsible for the squad's success. '4Dolgeville was our easiest game by far, noted Coach Pollak. Another easy victory was won over Saratoga when McCivern scored four touchdowns. Coach Pollak feels that the boys are an enthusiastic and energetic group of guys who will be good prospects for a future varsity squad. Coach Pollak marks out a play for the frosh squad. I 32 pposition Pile-up on the 30-yard line during the ,IHS-GHS JV game. SCORES f H S OPP. Scotia 21 12 Albany Academy 32 6 Burnt Hills 13 0 Hudson 58 21 Saratoga 53 0 Gloversville 26 13 HUndefeated7, is the best way to describe the junior varsity football team of 1966, as it closed its season with a 6-O record. This outstanding season was brought to a triumphant finish as ,l.H.S. overran Glov- ersville with a 26-13 score. 'The key to this year's success has been a spirited, united team effortf, said Coach Precopio, Because of an unusually large number of good players, no co-captains chosen. Instead, different captains elected to head each game. Although participation was responsible for the were were team team's success, many talented players emerged. In midseason, when quarterback ,lack Siedlecki was moved up to the varsity squad, Bob Rickard stepped into his place and together with Carmen Pagano, helped steer many of the gridiron victories. Row I: Dave Devendorf, Don Holmes, George Kollar, Cillery. Row 2: Dick Orloff, Dick Jung, Rich Lorence, lam Row 3: Bill Sarris, Charles Brown, Paul Knipler, Row 4: Bill Brinkman, Bill Wadsworth. Rich Spraker, ROYUIY PCd1'iCk, lon Yerina, Carm Pagano, Joe Vacula, Dan Miller, Tim .lflflk PGICTS, .lohn Qlurica, Robert Sweet, Mike Fleming, Tom Chamber- 'Iim Cross, Larry Melita, Robert Rickard, John Casale, Jim Mandato. Russ Pollard, John LaFontaine, Brian Kelly, Dan Hannis. '33 Cheerleaders Captain Laurie Anderson Arousing spirit at every game, the foot- ball cheerleaders rallied students and fans to boost the team's drive. Keeping up with tradition, the girls accompanied team members to churchand breakfast before every game. Cheerleaders were picked in the spring by faculty judges. Two separate squads, for football and basketball, were chosen for the two sports in order to give more girls a chance to participate in the cheer- ing program. As a highlight to the football season, preceding the Gloversville game, the cheer- leaders presented a spiritedskit based on the Huntley-Brinkley newscasts. The ex- citement over this tense game was height- ened by the lively scenes, depicting both Johnstown and Gloversville players and cheerleaders. Always anticipated, the skit lived up to its reputation of gaiety and good fun and was a fitting ending to a good season of football. I34 335 fr 4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: Arlene Whittingliarri, Debbie Cross, Laurie Anderson, Maureen Kelly. Row 2: Bernie Neuhaus, Debbie Race. JV cheerleaders re-enact a GHS cheerleader slumber party. Inspire Spirit ri Gridiron -Qi' The cheerleaders and 'isome of the girls join in on a cheer ,K , as MW' ,,-f ,IV CHEERLEADERS fleft to rightl: Julie Smrtic, Doro- thy Jurica, Kathy Simek, Peggy Rulison, Kris Baker, Jackie Henry. Right: Laurie Anderson, as captain of the GHS cheerleaders, tries to hustle Sir Bill players in the annual skit. we W 4 , -.N..,, --...., Row I: Kurt Karpoy, Fred Putman, Kim Miller, Tom Callery, Chuck Dwyer, Jim Folmshee, Richard .Blackmzm, Coada Ray Purcell, Row 2: George Pappis, Greg Baker, Barry Chadwell, Rich MCSIICTIY, Jeff Preston, Lloyd Sweet, Ioc Foss, Another Winning Season or Iim Folmsbee sprints the last few yards of the meet against Saratoga. SCORES Meet IHS Placed IHS vs. Saratoga at Johnstown lst Grout Invitational Meet at Schenectady Q23 teamsj 7th IHS vs. Cloversville at Gloversville lst Cobleskill lnvitational Meet at Cohleskill fll teamsl lst IHS vs. Scotia at Johnstown lst IHS vs. Cohlesl-:ill vs. Amsterdam lst IHS Vs. Burnt Hills at Burnt Hills Ist WCSt6l'Il Conference Meet at Scotia Q6 teamsj 2nd IHS vs. Shenendehowa at Shenendehowa lst IHS vs. Cloversville vs. Bishop Burke lst Section II Meet at Schenectady Q10 B teamsl lst lntersectional Meet at Chenango Valley K8 teamsj 4th .l HS and GHS Runners crowd around Coach Purcell to find out the results of the meet. IH. . Harriers Lloyd Sweet dashes toward the finish line. With a final burst of speed, Lloyd Sweet pulled ahead of his opponents to set a new IHS record for the Grout Run. This was often the case as the 1966 cross country team forged ahead, winning meets and capturing titles. Many JHS runners turned in exceptional per- formances. The number one runner, Lloyd Sweet, holds the ,IHS record for the Grout Run and for the Western Conference in addition to the Knox track and trail record. Co-captain Jim Folmsbee, the number two runner, set a new ,IHS record for the Section ll Meet at Schenectady. Greg Baker, in his first year of competition, proved to be a strong anchor man, often contributing the winning points. The highlight of the year was the chance to par- ticipate in the New York State Meet. Both Folmsbee and Sweet qualified for this event and their fine performances helped the team place fourth out of the best eight teams in the state. Coach Purcell says that the '66 team must be rated as one of the best in the nine years of IHS . d n'oul itth t t'n A . . Squa S a xl S y awa e S ar 1 g gun Cross country history. I Hustle and Frank Duchala and Jim Wilmot IHS OPP Albany Academy 51 31 Shenendahowa 55 4-7 Hudson 44 67 Burnt Hills 52 41 Bishop Burke 48 46 Bishop Burke 41 56 ' 1 Bob Bean helps Dan Duross' shot find its mark. ggrgitggs Academy Cloversville 37 59 Several Sir Bill players run after the hall while Errol Jones waits patiently for an openin COI'l'l6I' 3 Determination Spark Hoopstersp Efforts , -A Bishop Burke player. IHS OPP Scotia 61 63 Albany 61 63 Shenendahowa 61 73 Hudson 63 68 Burnt Hills 544 68 Bishop Burke 60 30 Saratoga 52 51 Gloversville 26 39 Scotia 56 78 Drive and a will-to-Win gave the Sir Bill basketball team several victories in their 1966-67 campaign. C0-captains Frank Duchala and Emerson Jones, along with Bob Bean and his scoring and rebounding ability led the team on and helped instill spirit. The season began successfully with five wins out of six games. All the games were exciting, fast-paced, and suspenseful, with many last minute decisions. But win or lose, the Sir Bills showed excellent spirit and sportsmanship. A lot of excitement is in store for next year. Seven promising juniors now on the team should return next year and bring even more victories. Right: Coach Jack Dunlap Kneeling: .lim Wilmot, Greg Baker, Mike Malatino, Steve Mraz, Tony Santangelo, Frank Duchala. Standing: Bill Houtz, Emmy Jones, Tom Kra- lovic, Jim Smrtic, Dan Duross, Bob Bean, Mike Julius and Charlie Squires, managers. T , iiix W-N... .W Nahum 5 .,f. 1,.., ' ,M l gi-uu ' It Row I: Tim Cross, Tim Callery, John Casale, Tom Callery, Ron Pedrick. Row 2: Bay Robare, Bob Caraco, Jeff Preston, George Kollar, John Buell, Andy Schultz, Larry Melita, Jack Siedlecki, Mr. Precopio, Coach. .l.V. SCORES IHS OPP Albany Academy 43 41 Schenendehowa 53 54 Hudson 55 64 Burnt Hills 53 442 Bishop Burke 63 50 Saratoga 63 57 Gloversville 44 76 Scotia 53 63 Albany Academy 51 60 Schenendehowa 63 65 Hudson 78 91 Burnt Hills 67 39 Bishop Burke 79 80 Saratoga 647 35 Gloversville Scotia ,IV players make a mad scramble for the ball. 1.Q3?'+35fI' V T 5'?'3'f ' 1 r ,C k'k' f af-suimi, ,, z ff. . f- ifiifi' , ,rt 7 7 S Q Amsterdam Perth Burnt Hills Hudson Saratoga Gloversville Scotia Amsterdam Hudson Burnt Hills Saratoga Gloversville Scotia FROSH SCORES s grl I 1. , ,L iji iliiiii 9 iili S 4 7 9 7 ' ' tlta' issr 5 f ' Q 7 a ii 4 ,at, 'r 7 7, 9 ,,t,,, llll ljilli A llllll lt'a IHS OPP 62 44 46 40 38 25 59 69 52 39 50 43 20 69 48 65 5 77 71 ' 68 55 68 47 Rich Blake dribhles between a pair of opponents. V 695 Frosh angers Score High Row 1 Tom Boggie, Z1 er Mark Edwards, Rich Rovazzini, .lim Mylott, Bill Kitchen, Doug Squires, Pat Longe, Row 2: Dan Calhoun, Man- Tom McGivern, Cary Calhoun, Ted Barter, Rich Blake, Bill Failing, Mark Hanchar, Jack Buch- ner Mark Mancini, Mr. Pollak, Coach. I4I Left to right: Betty Foote, Barbara Moynehan, Kathy Monnzlt, captaing Kathy Duchala, Camille Licciardi, JOYCG B3lTlh0lf- ' u t t A V . .t ,,,... , 4 A krykr 5-l M .. 1 . N 0 WMF Captain Kathy Monnat M 1 Left: The cheerleaders introduce the varsity basketball team. Jaycee: Ingrid Curtis, Beth Steenburgb, Kitty McGivern, Barbara Kelly, captain Nancy Van Derveer Barbara Avery Basketball The Johnstown High School basketball cheerleaders in at- tending both home and away games, promoted school en- thusiasm a.nd boosted the team's spirit. This year, the cheerleaders held a pep rally before the Johnstown-Gloversville game and initiated Hush Dayf, They also made posters and distributed them throughout the building. At the end of the season, tryouts were held and new cheerleaders were chosen for the 1967-68 basketball season. Cheerleaders Support Team Sally Knipler, captaing Donna Slln erland Linda Pelosi Jackie Ortell Kathy Sands, ,lean Ressico, Linda Preston a Dick Day prepares to throw another strike! Danny Buchner, is that you hiding behind that howling ball? Bowl mg Team Mr. White, advisory Dick Day, Karl Stefka, Dave Zemunek, Alan Waldo, Jim Folmshee, Dave Deven- dorf, Kevin Bowman, Dan Buchner. Rebuilds in 1967 Jim Folmsbee, leading point man of the Conference, lines up his next shot. f ,IHS bowlers at a practice session at the Johnstown Bowling Alley IHS bowlers had a fair season this year. Due to the loss of several high scorers on last yearis team, the squad didn't have the necessary points to win many of their matches. Coach White has tried to rebuild the team this year, concentrating on developing the boys' form. Jim Folrnsbee was the leading scorer and held the highest average in the Western Conference. Although the season was not too successful, the boys tried hard and showed great co-operation and team spirit. v ,,- ,pw QW We f Matmen Set Pace ln its third year of competition, the Johnstown High wrestling squad faced a tough schedule of matches and 'came out with a 9 Win, 3 loss record. The 3 losses of the squad were against Scotia, Canajoharie, and Gloversville. However, the large number of wins gave the squad the chance to par- ticipate in the Western Conference Tournament, held in February. For Winning Season Although wrestling is a relatively new sport at IHS, practice and hard work were responsible for a winning season. Coach Van De Walker reports that, although the team will lose seniors Conners Steenburgh, Wilson, and Stuart, next yearis squad should be strong due to the remaining under- classmen. 7 .Iinr Stuart attempts to pin his GHS opponent. f t',1.,,a, - . -fm ' , gn' --4 - t, , . , ,,,. ,f t 3 , . . 'an A r ' ' -I 1 . f-- ' I: 7 Y 't T 5' I ' J' ' M W at ' L - -' V- .,,, ,ig 21551 3 K .. . X W ,.... ,, Row 1: Bob Marcuccio, Dan'Munson, Dan lntelisano, Marvin Pedrick, Chris Johnson, Cliff Duesler, Coach Van De Walker. Row 2: Tom Agone, Charlie Conner, Don Wilson and Paul Steenburgh, co-captainsg Jim Stuart, Ben Anderson, Bill Smith, Row 3: John Herrnkind, managerg Russ Pollard, Tom Sands, Joe Vacula, Paul Beyer, Bill Ondriska, manager: Fred Richey, Larry Stewart. SCORES f HS OPP Cobleskill 27 19 Little Falls 28 19 Amsterdam 48 3 Canajoharie 23 14 Saratoga 33 19 Albany Academy 33 11 Little Falls 29 19 gaafw Amsterdam 35 8 Burnt Hills 22 20 Gloversville 10 40 Scotia 6 42 The IHS wrestling team warms up before a match. Canajoharie 19 24 Don Wilson attempts to break the hold of his opponenl. 1 .K John Hall, captain of the ski team, shows off his neat ski outfit. ,.. Dan Ackerknecht, John Graham, and John Van Alstine, return to the high school after their daily run . Ski Team Has Winning Season This year, for the first time, mem- bership in the J. H. S. ski squad included both girls and boys. The most spectacular meet of the season was held at Lake Placid. In the second day of competition, the team pulled up from behind to capture 99 out of a possible 100 points, and took first place in the meet. Although seniors Sarah Schelle and John Hall will be leaving the team, Mr. Under- wood expects good results next year, particularly from John Graham, John VanAlstine, and John Olds. Kneeling: Robert Rhodes, Rusty Easterly, Cam Cross, Dan Miller, John Olds. Row 2: Coach Underwood, Kris Ackerbauer, Jennifer Foss, Sarah Schelle, Dawn Henry, Denine Langr, Rick Blackmon, Brian Kelly. Row 3: John Hall, John Van Alstine, Dick Reynolds, Dan Ackerknecht, Greg Pres- ton, Bill Brinkman, John Graham. I48 Nancy lntelisano, Kathy Jolmson, Sandy Henry, Joy Johnson, Sue Wojciechowski, Jackie Ortell, Ruth Eaton, Barbara Carleo, Barbara Billa, Susan Billa, Diane Hannis, Charlotte Miller. Girls 9 Swimming Provides Fun, And Girls, swimming not only gave a chance for high school girls to improve their swimming techniques, but also offered an opportunity for pleasurable swimming. Every Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00, the girls met at the Johnstown Y.M.C.A. for two hours of swimming practice. Although the girls par- ticipated in races, diving, and synchronized swimming, the majority of the time was spent enjoying the pool and practicing free style strokes. Several girls prepare to dive into the pool at the Y. . Ugg,-TV w Cb it Q se Q 2. Q 5 was , ,:,,o,gw,. m Spring Activities 1966 4. fx' ' .., ff: W' Row 1: J im Reardon, Tom Wojciechowski, Bill Pedrick, Dave Petersen, J im Samek, Dick Fosmire, Art Goody, Michael Reardon. Row 2: Marty Krempa, Jim Folmshee, Tom Callery, Errol Jones, Brian Conroy, Stan Banovic, Ron Robinson, Stan Pulver. Row 3: Bill Zajicek, Emmy Jones, Fred Oaksford, Charlie Squires, Terry Lake, John Hall, Lloyd Sweet, Ned Van Woert. Row 4: Ed Gifford, Chip Conner, Mike Malatino, Dan Ackerknecht, Tom Agone, Charlie Ruggeri, Coach Zoellner. Tom Agone -1- determination I success. f.H. . Track Team Once again the boys of Johnstown High's track team attained their first place position in the Western Conference. Besides winning all their dual meets, the team also became Section II, Class B champions. During the season, six records were broken and two were tied. Outstanding record breakers were Emmy Jones, Bill Zajicek, Mike Reardon, and Errol Jones, who topped his own triple jump score six times! The combined efforts of Bill Zajicek, Dick Fosmire, Don Wilson, and Dave Petersen added a win in the 880-yard relay at Burnt Hills, and the 5 points needed to win the meet and the Conference Championship. Twenty-seven experienced track and field men will be returning to next year's squad. 9 If ,-3 , . 6 ' K x - x x I 5 :If J ,i E A ,, . ,W A5934 N4 at N ,V .Q x rt, ,W ' ,si ni, , . f 4 .t 2: fefagzyg .,,,s..: . ,B f .. N' k cafes w 4 W ., ' 515 1- 'v?5fii .ll Emmy J ones takes a rest between jumps. Triump hs Again Bill Pedrick gets ready to run the mile for ,IHS at Scotia. , ff? l f. -. ,W Keep trying, Mike . . . maybe you can do six! -VIA QMNW.. Errol Jones waits anxiously for the measurement of his last jump. '53 ,P 1 . 'S Another first for Dave Petersen! J.H.S. RECORDS SET IN 1966 Dave Petersen-120 yd. high hurdles 14.3 ftiel Bill Pedrick-mile-4:43.8 ftiel Mike Reardon-880 yd. run 1:59.1 Bill Zajicek, Dick Fosmire, Don Wilson, and Dave Petersen -380 yd. relay 1:47.0 Brian Conroy, Jim Wilmot, Art Goody, and Stan Banovic- 1 mile medley relay 3:4v7.0 Bill Zajicek-long jump-21' SMN E -h' h ' -6' Coach Zoellner completes his sixteenth and final sea- mmy Jones ,lg ump , 1 ,, son with another victorious team. Errol Jones-tuple .lump-44' 4' A Right: Jim Wilmot gets set to receive the baton from Brian Conroy in the 1 mile medley relay. I54 6 Records Broken, 2 Tied in 966 Row 1: Ed Gifford, Manager, Jeff Folmsbee, George Sarris, Bob Komornik, Jim Wilmot, Wilfred Reny, Al Prysunka, Coach Dustin. Row 2: Duke Cragg, Mike Fleming, Tom Chamberlain, Alan Waldo, David Devendorf, Dave Slingerland, Georg Pappis, Bruce Christoff. Row 3: Rich Lorence, Bill Wadsworth, Fred Putman, Russ Pollard, Alan Cole, Bob Sweet, Barry Chadwell. Row 4: Charlie Dwyer, Dick Reynolds, Poncho Kilmer, Joe Herrnkind, George Kollar, Dan Hannis, Larry Boyd, Ron Sprung, Rich McSherry. TRACK SCORES-1966 .l HS OPP. Scotia 93 43 Shalmont 115 21 Saratoga 122 14, Balston Spa UWM 1823 Draper 111 25 Gloversville 100 36 Bumt Hills 71 65 Schenectady Invitational Meet IHS-Sth of 14-13 points Western Conference Relays IHS-1st-38 points Western Conference Meet .IHS-lst-58 points Section II Meet, Class B JHS-1St-ggyg points Section II Run-Off Meet IHS-two lst places three 2nd places lurk L Fred Oaksford and Mike Malatino consult before the next jump 1 Batter Up I ? 'MrP .Qu-31 Coach Purcell anticipates the umpire's decision. Fielding Fielding weaknesses resulted in a 2 win, 12 loss season for Johns- town Highis varsity baseball team of 1966. Senior Bob Ackley, with the highest batting average, and soph- omore Tony Santangelo were our most consistent hitters. Pitching mainstays were seniors ,lim Steen- burgh, Frank Ripple, and Mike Biasini, along with juniors Al Hosbach and Ray Ortell. The most unusual game of the season was against Draper. The game was played in a 19 degree hail and snow storm! Coach Purcell, who will return next year, has high hopes for the upcoming team. SCORES JHS OPP. Burnt Hills 4 9 Amsterdam 6 4 Draper 1 7 Balston Spa 6 4- St. Maryls 2 3 Gloversville 6 9 Scotia 3 16 Ackel slams Weakens Varsity Effort Row 1: Pete Swartz, Bob Bean, .lack Marcuccio, Don Ward, Bob Wilson, Jack Buchner, Frank Ripple, Tony Santan gelo, Ron Ruhl, Tommy Sands, Clayt Sitterly. Row 2: Coach Purcell, Ray Rizzo, Stan Swears, Jim Steenburgh, Bob Ackley, Ray Ortell, Jim Race, Mike Biasini, Joe Aldi, Dave Henry, Ed Pitcher, A1 Hosbach, Manager Mike Julius. .l HS OPP. Saratoga 0 11 Mechanicville 3 7 St. Maryls 1 10 Scotia 4 12 Draper 1 5 Gloversville 1 6 Amsterdam 0 5 one out to right field! Tom Sands takes a breather before heading home s, 1 xs- ' , HYW!E5gg?Jig,-' ., ...A -J 4-mt w M. Q1 - FY I J M me fg,:1.r--I vm A Sail?--' af. ,-ww. mwg- f . , ,J ,LV wa., ,, K F-J. 5... 1. I58 Coach Benton experiences a tense moment in the game against Gloversville. Burnt Hills Amsterdam Draper Ballston Spa St. Mary's Gloversville Mechanicville Amsterdam Saratoga Scotia St. lVlary's Scotia Cloversville W 32 ' L SCORES .JHS OPP. 5 4 9 5 2 9 2 5 6 5 4 1 3 11 6 5 6 3 11 21 10 8 1 4. 6 2 V and According to Coach Benton, the junior varsity baseball team of 1966 ended its season with 8 wins and 5 losses. Top pitchers, Kevin Bowman and Joe Vacula, had LL wins and 1 loss, and 3 wins and 3 losses respec- tively. For the first time in 5 years, the Johnstown J. V.'s beat Burnt Hills. Other games that high- lighted the season were the two wins over Clovers- ville. Showing promise of varsity material next year are Tom Kralovic, Pete Valachovic, Bob Squires, and Gary Blakeslee. Red Squires races towards third! l l l A l Row 1: Steve Monnat, Tom Kralovic, Lee Cragg, Bob Squires, Pete Valachovic, Tom O'Connell, Carmen Pagano, Dom F azzio. Row 2: Bob Melita, Brian Sarris, Scott Horton, Joe Vacula, John Graham, Ed Gaydusek, John Buell, Jim Van Horne, Vic Brumhagin, John Olds, Kevin Bowman, Coach Benton. Frosh Sluggers Hit Hard -Lx 6 .fffilflni f 5 ' 'ngviagt - Q :, '15QSt9z2X5i5.55ii A '7'i ' ' z G'1if.gwZ i ,iffi 1- 'U ugly. ' 'Q Q- '53, Til ' a,-me-.-Q-1 c.,......, . . Q Q' A Lg lggit'-:ga Xa.-2? ' ' ' 1,6 ' EB, . ' . -r I gy ' L H 0 ' -9- ti 1 -If 'en-291'-.'f t , ,,E'-iw '14 wi gig gle t f 'L r Q. , .stray ff ff A ff M 3ea5fg,gQf,3ee eggs r Q ' A .ts it y , + N . 54 , , W. af:-we ' 1 Ae' ,, 43 ?'e 3v ft .v. w 'Hai -A ifgp' A J ffllfl ff3f21i Q' lr- ,S QQ fl ' Q if i lit , - D 2 .1-W x we 2 1 i'i1i-'- , .f ,' l 'xx 5? r':2,. . we, 3 stef.: t fl - - N .+-M, ZL. si. t QQQQQ 5 QAQQQQ, 1, ,vgmv r f t ' ff 1,,,, . ,w K ll .:.,.,.+...v14i:wk 'W7 , .fgrf-Q . , 2 6 C0-captain Jack Siedlecki snags a low throw from third base. ID tai pf' 1 sat 4 H 6 - 4 f 'v' if SCORES ' JHS OPP. Estee 3 5 Burnt Hills 1 2 Scotia 6 5 Scotia 2 6 Burnt Hills 5 4 Estee 2 5 Co-captain Larry Melita warms up between innings. Coach Carangelois Sluggers averaged 7 hits per game and accumulated more hits during the season than their opponents. Four players batted better than 300. They were Pete Carleo with .500, co-captain Larry Melita with 450, Geoff Horn with 363, and Bob Rickard with 333. The team was exceptionally fast on the base-paths with Dan Miller, Bob Rickard, and co-captain Jack Siedlecki leading the pack. Row 1: Dan Miller, Jack Siedlecki, Tim Cross, Bob Rickard, Larry Melita Row 2: Bruce Smith, Pete Carleo, Tim Callery, Coach Carangelo, Bill Brink man, John McGuire, John Jurica. I59 'No eml' matter how high they are, I can't hit Y After much hard work and many vigorous prac- tices, the J.H.S. tennis team terminated the season with a three win-seven loss record. The team's number one player, Robert Tartell, won the singles trophy of the Western Conference at Burnt Hills. Jack Trentleman and Tartell, as the one and two singles players, went to the Section ll Play- offs. Coach Clarence Conklin feels that the team will improve and gain some new support next year. Right: Row I: Stuart Tartell, Chris Ackerbauer, Rocco Bianchi, Coach Conklin. Row 2: Bob Tartell, .lack Trentle- man, John Kane, Paul Steenburgh, John La Fontaine. I60 pring Breezes Lure Bob Tartell, the team's number one player, demonstrates his scoring swing Gloversville Saratoga Scotia Gloversville Scotia SCORES IHS Opp. .IHS Opp Burnt Hills Balston Spa Saratoga Balston Spa Burnt Hills Tennis and GUM Teams 19'-clit 4.1 Paul Keba displays his fine golf fonn. No! No, Steve! Hit the ball, not the tree! At the first sign of spring, the golf team began practicing for the 1966 season. Since golf is a relatively new sport at JHS, the team improves with each year. Coach Jack Wrohle reported a 4-win and 12-loss record for the year. Varsity letters were awarded to all the team for their fine performance and participation. The team's most valuable player, Howie Borden, was again awarded the annual Golf Foundation Award for Best-All-Around Golfer. M. K. . An. scoaas .fs JHS oPP St. lVlary,s 2 8 Saratoga 6 4 Scotia 0 10 Burnt Hills 3 7 Mechanicville 0 10 Gloversville 0 10 Scotia 0 10 Gloversville 0 10 Saratoga 2 8 Burnt Hills 2 8 Canajoharie 4 6 Bishop Burke 10 0 Bishop Burke 6 4 Broadalbin 8 2 Canajoharie 4 6 St. Maryis 2 8 Row 1: Dan Buchner, Steve Kumpan, Paul Keba, Coach Jack Wroble, Howie Borden, Jerry Little, David Carpenter. I6l -f Xxx pi , . is ll X- .K lx X ill' 'X in K Wx sg Chaperones help to greet the Juniors and their guests. Mr Batty directs the decoration committee. Wrhfee Coins ill the F0UT1t3iI17,- - -S0 read T116 Barb Moynehan and Tom Ruch. Ralph Gardner and tickets to the 1966 Junior Prom held on May 14th in the high school gym. The setting was a sidewalk cafe in Rome. Red checked tablecloths, potted palms, and Roman pillars helped to play up the theme which was planned and supervised by General Chairmen his combo provided the music. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of the royal couple. Kathy Monnat and Tom Ruch were crowned Queen and King by last year's reign- ing couple, Mary lane Crecco and ,lim Samek. as-Q se .lack Callery thoughtfully paints the steps to the throne. Right: piece de resistance WY 5 P' ,.. . rata' . K 'Q Court: Joe Casale, Jack Callery, Dan Duross, Ned Van Woert, King Tom Ruch, Queen Kathy Monnat, Sarah Schelle, Arlene Whxttingham, Laurie Anderson, and .lane Bowers. in an Intimate Piazza W Have you heard the latest about . . .? t , R W2 4, 1? , X k Queen Kathy and King Tom dance to the coronation waltz I63 Marty Engelman, Charlie Ruggeri, Jennifer Foss, and Don Curtis at the Adirondack Inn. The last social event for the seniors of the Class of 1966 was their Senior Ball. It was held at the Adirondack Inn on June 24th, with music provided by the Jarvis Orchestra of Schenectady. The ball was an exciting and festive finale to their high school career. eniors limax Below: Carol Rizzo and Ron Ruhl relax while listen- ing to the orchestra. 777-Ill Mr. and Mrs. Carangelo and Mr. and Mrs. Zoellner are guests at the Senior Ball. 64 The Valedictorian and Salutatorian lead the procession of graduates. High uw XM chool areer The graduation procession of the Class of 1966 at Knox Field .gy s ' l 4 Their high school career drawing to a close, 180 proud seniors marched to the strains of 'Temp and Circumstancev at Knox Field on June 27. The Valedictorian, Susan Kumpan, delivered her message, c'One Firm Step. ciwhat Price Tradition, the Salutatorian message, was given by Robert Ackley. Psychologist and lecturer Dr. Cleo Daw- son addressed the Senior Class in her speech entitled, The Achievement of Happiness. Following her address, William F. Lampe, President of the Board of Education, pre- sented the graduates with their diplomas. After all these years at J.H.S., l still can't read! l l65 Advertisements V sp . ig ,ggv g ,1 ages 5, Qi C5 6 , I , x , xl I67 Besl' Wishes TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERS 38 W. Main S+. Johnslown TYLER TILE CO., INC. For Those Who Demand Ihe Fineslu Wood-Mode Kilchens Dial 4-38I5 Johnslown Mrs. Russell found a friend! Complimenls of THE FULTON COUNTY Besl Wishes +o lhe AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' Graduam ASSOCIATION Fulfon Counfy Mofors, Inc. Garloclrs' Garage Clarence Gifford Molor Sales, Inc. H 8: P Molors, Inc. Glove Cilies Chevy Kingsboro MoI'or Sales Mihal Molors I. Heiman, Inc. Howell 8: Pierson, Inc. Rose Buiclr, Inc. Shepard Ponliac, Inc.. R. Brown 81 Sons, Inc. Valley Small Car, Inc. MOOREHOUSE AMERICAN SERVICE STATION Tune Up and Repairing Phone 6-9940 Cheslnul S+. 8: Arlerial JACK PAPA'S BARBER SHOP Hairculling Ihe way IIYOUII like if. 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B W efe OU g l H1 f h y gel all your layoul ideas f '7 Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Edward K. Mihal Charles Sweelman Clark Easlerly Daniel A. Walsh Donald Cromer William Boggie R. C. Schelle Frank H. Bourne John D. Moynehan Bernard Chrislman William L. Cragg John T. Kane Henry Billa George Taylor I84 ADELBERT G. and ALAN E. COLE 2I5 E. Main S+. Johnsfown COLE'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 6-9122 ED 81 CLARK'S CIGAR STORE Where All Friends Meet Daily and Besi' Sunday Papers Magazines osemary, why don'f you fry faking if our of II'1e bag be- f e you ea? if? Congra+uIa+ions 'Io Ihe Class of '67 Siaiioners-WaII Paleer S.W.P. Painrs IDLE HOUR DRIVE IN TANK GAS INC- P.O. Box 39I Ext Eas'r SI'a+e S+. JOHNSTOWN, NEW YORK A Nice Place 'Io Ea'I'I E BusIing if up in I'I1e JHS pre-game skii. DIAL 6-9923 GLADYS C. PUTMAN I42 Comfie Avenue JOIWSIOWU General, HeaI'rI1, Life Insurance PHONE 6-92:5 4 S. WiIIiam S+. Johnsfown nz BREEZE! Best Wishes LOYAL ORDER FULTONVILLE MACHINE 8: TOOL CO., INC. Custom and Production Machine Work Fultonville, N. Y. Fonda 3-734I OF DON CROMER Public Accountant 2I5 W. Fifth Ave. Johnstown INCOME TAX at ACCOUNTING 5 S. William St. Johnstown, New York FIRST TRUST COMPANY of ALBANY Johnstown Office An attentive senior math class. CHUCKS SERVICE 6-3324 Corner Pleasant Ave. and Washington St. JAMES BALLARD Mason Contractor R. D. Johnstown 2- I 025 Congratulations to the Class of I967 TH E JOHNSTOWN KNITTING MILL CO. I85 Congralulalions lo The Baronel Slaff WALT'S WALK-IN GROCERY Johnslown New York Compliments of SIMCO LEATHER CORP. 99 Pleasanl Avenue JOHNSTOWN. NEW YORK JOHNSON 81 MURPHY SHOES, INC. Arlerial Shopping Plaza GLOVERSVILLE. NEW YORK Judy Brase Thinks abou? lasl' weekend and her dale lh 'l' Mr. Bos on. 15 4 GLOVERSVILLE SPORT SHOP Specialis+s in Sporls 6 Easl' Ful1'on Sfreel, Gloversville HAL SUTLIFF LARRY SUTLIFF I44 W. Main S+. Johnslown DIAL 5-72I4 PUTMAN'S MARKET Qualify Meals Cul Fresh Daily Well, Pauline: Day is done, Gone 'rhe sun . . . We're TickIed Pink to Serve You ot Johnstown High You're good cusromers and we en- ioy working wi-Ph and for you. Our very bes+ wishes 'For success and happiness go wi+h +he graduafes. Before you go, Seniors, reli rhe un- derclassmen our service can'+ be bear when if comes 'ro yearbooks, school rings and graduarion an- nouncemen+s. Regional Office L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY TAYLO-R:.PUBLISHING COMPANY P.O. Box 2509 Schenecrady, N. Y. I2309 GUS HODGKINS-BOB GRAY-DON NASH i . JIM GERDING-DICK SIMS 39 Years of Service io rhe Schools in Eesrefn New York HQ-'frzf Jim CoIasanIi enjoys a Coca-Cola. COKE IS KING F7 1 E ,nv A fag'II3f1,j2 fi- I P 5df'l4iI.Q'4U x 11 . , ' f 'A al A V5 K rpgmgniwg I N QQ! tolli? 2 'UI vI'fUl'nII,I?:rrAvI Ui Coke ns u regnslered Irode-mark Local cIis'IrIbu'I'or 278 S. Main S+. Gloversville, N. Y. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. TOT'N TEEN SHOPPE JUNIORAMA 7564840543 SUBTEEN I04 Wes+ Main SI'reeI' I0 Norih MarIce'I' S'Iree+ And Ihen she said, 'My, whar nice Ieefh you I'1ave. COURSES UF STUDY LEADING T0 A BUSINESS CAREER! One and Two Year Diploma Programs AUTOMATION ACCOUNTING, RETAILING-MARKET ING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-ACCOUNTING AND EXECUTIVE OR MEDICAL SECRETARIAL An Accredited Institutzbn of Higher Business Education ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE e,vS'N'fsx 130 wAsHlNeToN AvE.,ALBANY, N.v. 12210 Seawlfoz ?zee 054539 Q5 I JI as .I v X , I-1 4 t , , rg ' 'Qi Li.: all 10, -.- ,Q 'IDEDW' use 1 U TOM'S MOBIL SERVICE We Specialize In Mo+or Tune Up Tom CLEVELAND Phone 6-SOI5 Xia. 5-Q. L . 50 Easl' Main S+. JOHNSTOWN y , M Q .gf is Well, if you can'I' spell your name correclly. you'II hav The Home of Furnishings .For io go back Io your siudy haII, warns Miss Elwood. Your Home Phone 6-73I5 EVA'S BRIDAL SHOP 25 Wes'I Main S+. JohnsI'own Bridal Parry AH'ire-Formals Cocldail-Lodge Gowns-Lingerie Phone 3-854I R.. D. I Fonda Complimenls of PETFS SNACK BAR BILL'S BAKE sl-IOP 5I E. Main S+. Johnsfown , , Special Paslrles for Special Occasions 6 Marlcei S+. Johns'Iown DIAL 6-862I HECTOR J. BUELL Disfricf Manager Mr. Zoellner advisor Io 'Ihe 8Ih period club inferviews MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO' prospecfive niembers. I Springfield, MESS. Phone 5-08I8 or 6-3438 WELSH 8: GREY LUMBER CORP A Policy' Holders' Company 'III We DOHII Have I+. We'II Gel' I+. 7-II Church Sireel' Gloversville, N.Y. WE GIVE SGH GREEN STAMPS Johnslown 6-75I3 23I N. Perry SI. I89 Best Wishes From MOHAWK COUNCIL if-338 Wesi' Main SI' 'I' J I1 I N Y Ir EXIF, J WHEN YOUNG T TO BE A SENIOR 5. gi When you get to be a Mingled with those days There's a feeling comes a-i Vi ith a haunting kind of There's a footfall just be Father Time is drawingu ior . . . of gladness . . . stealing . . . sadness . . . hind us . . . earer h n . . . 4 Days grow shorter and clearer . . . to the Seniors Three long years as pals Through the dark and su After all the tears and la You and I have shared t o So . . . tonight. . . let's ho And the onesiwhoiwill oo May they learn what it m To be a Senior! All the hustle and the hu tion . . . But. . . amid the toil and Point the way to gradua and classmates . . . nny weather . . . ughter . . . ggther . . . ast the memories . . . M- ,,,,,. .V,,.. . , , eans...'V rry... bustle . . . And the feeling of elation There will be no more re Then, some day . . . we'Q To be Seniors! Comes the thought: once l A. from this doorstep . . . turning . . . be yearning . . . .ww ,. .w,.....-w.....,.i...-t..-.,,M..,..,, TTYTTTT i Linda Pelois and Donna Slingerlancl discuss Freshman Class business. Gillmore Oil Co. lnc. Texaco Healing Oils Aulomolive Supplies I zoa N. Perry si. Johnaown, N. Y. S Dial 2-46l7 BRIDAL SHOP l3l Nor'l'h Perry S+. Johnsfown, N. Y. Hours: l0:00 A. M. lo 9:00 P. M. Helen Precopio Rose Kohoul' Trusl' Your Car To The Man Who Wears The Slar. FELDMAN'S FURNITURE Across From 'lhe New Courl' House T i Famous for Famous Brands Furnilure Rugs Carpels Appliances Phone 6-93I3 Gills Dave Devenclorf and Paul Beaudry praclice lheir mechanical drawing skills. XX i ii iii -QQ-15,21 1 -- CAMERASl ruin l4N FIELDS 84 BAXTER , AGENCY, INC. Insurance M kf S+ J h + N Y. Chris Kenfris and Da ihe recenIIy clecorafe PALMER PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY Z a ink :RESTAU T'BANQU Main S+ree'r Johnsfown, New York , , ., ww ii Did I ever Jrell you ebouf fhe Hme I dropped my Ib ry ree. as Colleen Pifche ' For Your Keepsake Diamond See TEN EYC K, The Jeweler 43 W. Main S+. wu.soN's MARKET Mnown- N- Y- 4 5. Perry S+. Johndown The S'+ore Wi+h a Cordial Welcome Besi' Wishes fo Young America PROFESSIONAL BOOSTERS Dr. Joseph J. Melifa Dr. William A. Ralbovslcy Dr. Maurice M. Tarfell Honorable 8: Mrs. A. Pag Dr. Roberi' A. Smi+h Dr. Richard Wagner Dr. John D. Sponnable Smiih ue ois eso a iece oicaew J h B ll p l h ff p k hile wailing for pracr 1' Chris Boggie and Kevin Bowman ask Dave Carpenfer, H b ? ls 1+ picking up? Dr. Arfhur Wilsey Dr. Donald Wilsey Sydney G. Rosen+hal Dr. Arihur Howard Allen H. Pulsifer Dr. Arfhur Brennan Dr. Frank J. Lilynslci A Friend Main S+ree'l' Johnsi' A WEQDRUGS Ar'l'erial Plaza Glovers I FREE CHECKING AccouNT SERVICE ' for one year. ..for this year's Graduates 7 4 I National Commercial Bank's graduation gift 'O B of a Free Checking Account Service will help you to manage your money wisely. Your quar- terly statements will show where your dollars A 'Z '. l5 . f f go, and cancelled checks will be proof you paid. ws- IRQ-5-'-.' - 3, ,, fn ..-p'e,'1-. . 1 il, -E 4353 E. ' S 64 army 15534 gs, -E. .-' , NATIONAL y COMMERCIAL BANK f NW AND TRUST COMPANY Q, - ,E -. f A.11 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CDRFORATION 'f 1 I f I xi l U , l E1 ei L91 Eff Ml ' QB lx X x I -r f. 11 K X if . 'l X X 1 I I A lp l I I XX, 5' . ' 7 1 if f ef ' -'E -. ' Q. ' , 4 I '?5rE:S'WE!1?2.E' I X ruse N I .lf g,e'.s. 5 N, Vi ' FULL SERVICE BANKING through more than 50 offices in Northeastern New York For job opportunities at National Commercial Bank, please zrrile or call our Personnel Department E I I '- A Lois of Luck lo The Class of I967 lyk? R 'Q TOMMY'S PHOTO AND BARBER SHOP l00 S. Perry S+. Johnstown. N. Y. Sieve Kumpan pays Tom Caliery for his lunch. Besl' Wishes fo 'I'he Class of I967 From THE BERRYVILLE BEE FARM A quiet momenl' in The locker room before a game. I9 The Mosl of 'rhe Besl' +o 'I'he Class of I967 DENKERT'S 2I3 Wes+ S+a'l'e S+. Johnsfown, N. Y 76011102 Shoppe FLOWERS FOR All QICASIONS Dial 6-79I7 Prindle 81 Jansen Ave. Johnsfown. N. Y. Dr. Zhivago, alias Mr. CorbeH, asks. Has anyone he seen Lara? F6 Besl' Wishes +o +l1e Barone+ Sfaff DU ROSS BROS. Fonda Road KGBUSKIE LANES. INC. 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