Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1968 volume:

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We cannot possibly show all these aspects of school life but will attempt to show in the following pages as many as possible, thus pro- viding the student with a pictorial remembrance of his attendance at Johnstown High School. 'V lt- Wf W WM mffodzzcfion wt ft i ljigiiilgggy balm yy, if t wily . 4 F' ilfsg , ,.,-., QQQX Vrrooommm x 3 2 Q -3. it Ja a - it - g 'QQ ,I- i V Seriousness? , mv ,,.. V W b .-94 V45 4 Meditation my .1 Q., fi 44 Friendship :sn Assistance Tranquillity Turmoil Discouragement Hope . r: w-.....,4 , I Bewilderment i K 4 ck ,,-- fe -. 1:-,Riga4--,m-1fh,,f,M -5.1-my w ,K .WW gu,,gf4s,1 ' 1 . T, . .,., ,-55,2 K.. ., ,,.v. LW? , fx -6 W . , .,:.mzk::' ,WW . ,.,,,., ,Q ., if ,, ,.,-, Ja q'.sY2g,s,f -..fif'iL -'t4Q ',,f ,L s , A ,.., g..,,A. Auf, Aww Success Suspicion Imt1at1ons Confidence .pw Frustration Efficiency V 75i?I?fg1:f:ew Nw ,Mad if 5 u A ,av Perseverance i, i 'QW' Concentration in-ii, wi-Q , IR,-m nv 5,4 . er , . in ' V, Q wi QW W- . ,--w Hippies? xg: I . 4 n Nt ui! A HC ,414 fi Q14 3 I ' v flqs Pictu we I-i 1 If Worth Tbozzmmz' Womff I 3 DEDICA TI ON i I am not L1 teacher, only a fellow travelerfof whom you asked l , the way. I pointed ahendfahead of myself as well as of you. l -GEORGE BERNARD SHAW y These must be the thoughts of the dedicated men and women who have guided us from our first school days until graduation. f For they have journeyed always with us, while pointing ahead. A teacher must challenge, stimulate, and broaden a student during his care and Mr. Pollak, commonly known as the Fox or Panda , more than fills this duty. A sly FOX22 Mr. Pollak talks over game strategy with the freshmen at halftime. wr .Mt i M rfflwfm Along with his job of coaching the freshman football team the Fox can be found playing football on Sunday afternoons, and playing bas- ketball on Thursday nights at the His understanding and school spirit have made Mr. Pollak a loyal friend to students of all ages, and so to show our loyalty and respect, we, the Baronet Staff, dedicate the 1968 Baronet to, M14 William Pollak A thing of beauty! l Amdemif Dqba afimenfy English The ultimate goal of English classes at johns- town High is to prepare the student for college and the challenges which he will face in the future. The English language is a complex and necessary tool for progress in any field. Through four years of English, the arts of oral and writ- ten communication are taught to all grades with the intention that through these abilities good relations may be established among our people. The English department is headed by Mrs. Lorence Whose task is to help acquaint students with the many facets of the English language. ili ' T fl., 1 ,... . L? . . , ggr ...,, T ggy: T . Chris Howe is reading Pierre Boulle's Fare of a Hero, which was required reading for all Seniors. I8 'af gygyg Wg' 1, A K am.....a.a,,W.a M, ...WMM .41 W ..,, A aa Mikal jim VanHorne works diligently on an assignment while Dick Spraker has other things in mind. Dorry Losk seems to be engrossed in her term paper for her English class. I7 Ingrid Curtis places a United Nations flag on the bulletin board in room A-30. is Jim Smrtic checks the stock market for his Economics class Social S fZ!6Z1f65 At j.H.S. the problems of today are discussed and studied on levels suited to the degree of maturity of students and their capacity for understanding values and concepts. The purpose of the Social Studies De- partment is to further that knowledge and under- standing by offering courses which will relate the history and problems of today to those of yesterday and thus show that in solving these problems man can gain a whole new outlook by studying man's failures and achievements. mfg ZV- p . -5 ',--ff W -0 Hg? kr , .t1- I :WI t t t tt- lt, I J by j Sue Ortell consults the world atlas in the library. Science Students learn to think logically and begin to un- derstand the fundamentals of life and why these things are needed to sustain life when they study general science, earth science, biology, chemistry and physics. The science department has a science curriculum which is orientated to meet the needs of all students at The weekly lab periods are a chance for the student to partake in the incredible mechanisms which are a part of the structure of man and the world around him. t., ,, ,M 4 ,A ,N -,Q face, 1--tt. ,YW ,fa girl fe W es gg- l 25 Q E? 2 Q' eq gi A Kris Ackerbauer sets up an electrical circuit for physics class 6,5 tea aa, ff Q as 2 '-e, fr t Mr Popp goes through a demonstration for one of his chem- istry classes. A 9 x Us Q. Bill Brinkman examines the molecular composition of a model of a Calcite crystal. 'ins .... Kwik, QQ Linda Sleezer works hard at her Math II homework, trying desperately nik. 'C to understand logarithms. EE pi Kris Ackerbauer fills in the figures of PaSque1's triangle. Dave Thomas receives a little counseling from Mrs Saun ders, head of the Math Department. Mathematics The Math department, headed by Mrs. Saunders, plays an important part in John- stown school life. In recent years Colleges have stressed more and more one's ability in Mathematics as a factor in acceptance to college. The department offers courses from basic and general math to complicated and difficult courses which prepare the student for the many new jobs being created every- day in the space program. Diana Chadwell and Candy Marshall receive extra help with Latin from Mrs l i Jackie Henry conjugates a French verb. Foreign Lamgzmgaf The increasing emphasis being placed on for- eign languages can clearly be seen at j.H.S. Four year sequences are offered in French, Latin, and for the first time German. There is also a Russian club for those who wish to pursue that language. All foreign language students use the language lab where they listen to tapes and respond ac- cordingly. These tapes are recorded by linguistic experts. 22 jewel . Jeanne Stroud, a German IV student, reads along with a recording of Goethe's Ffzuft. Mrs. Painter's personal typing class goes over skills for accuracy. Commercial Occupational and vocational skills are taught by the Business Department with the hope that these skills will later aid students in their continuation of education or employ- ment. Courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, salesmanship and business man- course in secretarial and office practice in cluded these skills plus those needed by a professional secretary agement are offered individually, while a -.w.... 41 kb Bernie Neuhaus listens attentively while taking shorthand. ill ' Connie Passero using the adding machine. tslltl V it ff f r x i Driver i Education Driver education has an important con- tribution to the school program. It pro- motes the safe, efficient, and rewarding . use of the automobile, fostering a strong sense of personal responsibility for traffic cooperation in solving public problemsg develops a pride in high standards of per- formance and conduct. Driver Education is taught by Mr. White and Mr. Dunlap. HIGH SCHOOL. g g Mr. Dunlap rides shot gun in the Driver Ed. Dodge. Industrial Am In the various areas of industrial arts, Mr. Boerner and Mr. Rossbach train the hand and mind. There are classes in automotive principles, wood and metal working, electricity and electronics. While working in these different areas, boys learn skills that will be used in the home or future occupations. Mr. Boerner lectures to his auto mechanics class. i i Kathy Duchala puts the finishing touches on her sketch. Home Economics Jeanne Zinter demonstrates her ability in opening clothes washers. The Art department lends an exciting side to Johnstown High. Mr. Cor- bett teaches all mediums, from painting and draw- ing, to sculpture and pot- tery making. His classes in Advertising and design pre- pare the talented pupil for an exciting career in Com- mercial Art. One has only to glance in the Art room to observe the works of real and promising talent. The Home Economics de- partment strives to prepare girls for a position in life as a housewife or a career in the everchanging field of home economics. Our well-equipped kitchen provides the girls with first hand experience in home- making. The department also pre- sents an annual tea for faculty members. Admifeiffmrion Mr. Wm, Lampe, Mr. Peter Raneri, Mrs. Catherine Moynehun, and Mr. Frederick Franko check enrollment figures. jolmgffown Baum' of Education Mr. Robert Cross, Mr. George Graham, Mr. Carl Diltz, Business Administrator, Mrs. Lucille Mc Intyre discuss curriculum. fin 3? f :,,,i Vice President Mr. Harry Christrnan confers with President Elmer Kelly on the budget as superintendent Mr Robert Agone looks on. A new field house was constructed on Knox Field this year obrdinafef Schools Impommf People - MR. CARL DILTZ Buslness Adm1n1strato Umeen WOVQQVJ FW OW Bmw! MR. ROBERT RAVER, Superintendent of B uildings and Grounds MILTON E. ZOELLNER, Vice Principal JOHN P. SIEDLECKI, Principal 3l In Planning Fon Their Fninm Gnidnnre Connfelmfy Amy! Sfndenif MR. JOHN SUBIK MISS MARY ANN WELSH N 'w -vw-..,.,,,W WEL me mfg' MISS RUTH VAN DUSEN Q' H azmiled With Competeme W .P 'K 1 .. .-Y Jx -l V, Mx, j. H. S. Cleffiml - W0 wk MRS. KATHERINE BUCHNER , 1 MRS. PAULINE LORENCE 33 MR. OTTO BOERNER Industrial Arts j.H.S. Faculty Y - A,- w---.-,,,,,,N MLN W-Z' 34 MR. EDWARD L. English .M BRENNAN MRS. GLADYS BUELL History Fczczzlzjf M H UV me . . CHQ g MR. GEOREE QORBEIT 2 g. 33 we MISS VIRGINA CAVORETTO Commercial MR. CHARLES C. DERWIN Science A155 .- gc-. MR. JACK DUNLAP Physical Education and Driver Ed. M tii 5 I If MISS GERTRUDE GREWEN French MRS. IRENE F. JEWEL Latin MR. BERNARD LANDRIO Commercial Family MISS EVELYN ELWOOD Librarian ik annul --QQ MR. CHARLES DUSTIN Social Studies MR. FRED GUZIELEK Social Studies ' ai NN f ff C ,, 2 - ' ,M ,SR 41 f J: MR. JAMES HUGHSTON Music Faculty 3' MRS. HELEN LATHERS English Faculty gg... 2? I Q .,:: L ., :I ,. - ' ff kb MRS. HARRIET B. LORENCE English M' MMP' MRS. DORIS PAINTER Commercial MRS. GENEVIEVE K. MEE Commercial MR. FOSTER P. PRECOPIO Mathematics F 6l C Z! I z 7 MR. WILI.IAM POLLAK Social Studies EDUCATION Q.. ? ' MRS. THELMA A. RENY K IR 1 RM Y' , ... V K . ...ply Science and M.1thematiCs MRS. EVANGELIN E HOGUE English MR. ROGER RAYBURN Science Faculty MRS. FLORENCE JUDY Home Economics midi' 6Z C Z! I f 7 MR. ROGER RITZMANN Social Studies MRS. SHARON RITZMANN French ..,.,.i i MR. ROBERT RUSSELL - MR. CARL RQSSBACH Mathematics Industrial Arts MR. ARTHUR POPP Chemistry mx . X 1 .. ,, ,Mfr I MRS. HELEN RUSSELL Music MRS. MARGARET RIDOUT English k ..,, MRS. MARGARET SAUNDERS Math MRS. ANDREA SELLERS MRS. MARY JO SERGEANT English Phyfical Education , f K asa , 1' ,1-i,.i'p'i ix' 4 A, ,wi fx, ww,-',in ,g i'- ' i 1 , , ' i Q, , i ff 3 Famliy MR. JAMES UNDERWOOD N Rfjxx fi Physical Education 44 K'-'XX 4 . 1 51.1 MR. GRAHAM SNYDER German ,fu :Q Q . -fi.-2 ,, 1 fn fl' Mne'?QwQ,-'EQ MR. KENNETH WHITE Driver Education and Mechanical Drawing lNIr. Lnndrio and substitute teacher Mrs. Barter discuss ri typing prob- em. Chief Cuvarctto is about to get her ears lowered by Dick Jung. Faculty Candidf X Mrs. Painter explains Ll principle of law to Business Law student, Tony Santangelo. '35 Mrs. Aldrich administers a standard vision test to Sally Knipler. j. Hs. H with Servicer Along with checking on student attendance after absence, the health department offers numerous serv- ices to j.H.S. Eye and ear examina- tions are given to most students and Dr. Howard is available each Wednesday for thorough physical exams for school athletes and stu- dent working papers. This year the health department presented six films to the student body on such important and con- temporary health problems as al- coholism, narcotics use and mental health. Si! Tom McGivern has a bruise cleansed by our full-time nurse, Mrs. Aldrich ,, ' ' C zz 5 Z 0 64' Z 6l 7? 5 My BM? MR. ROBERT KOVAROVIC C51 kferia H Mb 'N- Mrs. Wager, Mrs. Zinter, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Argersinger and Mrs. Wemple prepare lunch for nearly 250 students every day. Ckzfm Left la right: Dom Fazzio, Pres., Debi Race, Sec.g Tom Agone, Vice-Pres. fsuper-imposedjg Carol Brott, Treas.g Miss Virginia Cav aretto, Class Advisor. SENIOR CLASS 1968 It's finally arrived! We're graduating from with many memories and the special distinction of being the first class to have had all four years in the new building. We've come a long way since that day four years ago when we entered high school as scared freshmen. We had a wonderful prom in 1967, a successful senior play in 1968, and brought many honors to J.H.S. in scholastics, sports, and community service. Our senior year was our busiest and most unforgettable with college interviews, fund raising events, College Boards, settings for senior pictures, fittings for caps and gowns and of course homework! I Then all too soon, there was the senior banquet, the ball, and the culmination, of twelve years of study, commencement. Claw Of '68 50 I, O u 49 Two roads diverged in ez yellow weed, John W. Abel Kris Ackerbauer Daniel R. Ackerknecht Georgia A. Adebahr Thomas F. Agone Joseph H. Aldi joseph Vincent Alfano Benjamin Anderson Elaine Argersinger Cathy Ann Baker Gregory Philip Baker Bonita Lynn Barter 5I Paul Beyer and Steve Monnat seem to be enjoying their industrial arts class. Paul F. Beyer Richard Billa JoAnn Billa Catherine R. Bisignuui Catherine Ann Blakeslee Shirley Blowers 52 Jane Marie Bendl Michael Bennett Am! yowfy I could no fmve! both nga, Aim' by one fmzfelevf, long I fiom' john R. Boice Carol Arm Bowdish joseph Brewda Rosemary Briggs Ann Marie Brothers Carol Ann Brott Howard William Brott Kimberly Brown Sharon Ann Broyles Victor James Brumaghim Cheryl Lynne Buchner Alberta Bunner June Marie Burke Julianne Burtman Thomas Paul Burtman F John H. Callahan Thomas Callery Joyce A. Canary Carmen S. Caraco Edward Peter Caraco 54 af M. And looked dawn one as QV ar I mzzlc! joseph C. Cnraco Janis Carpenter -Q-qv Robert Carroll Kathleen E. Charles Gloria Christman Patricia A. Christman Cathy Baker and Maureen Kelly socialize in A-5 at noontime. Save your technique for the wrestling match, Stanley. T0 where if benz' in the Zl716lI67f'g7f'01UZLZ7,' 55 Bruce W. Christoff Deborah D. Clark Jo-Ann Marie Clark John Compzrgnone Cathy A. Coons Robert W. Coons Elizabeth N. Cornish Lillian May Courtney 56 Then look the other, df jzzfi ar air, Cathy Fleming and Roz discuss heir plans for the weekend Ami having peffhazpf the belief Claim, Leslie Dalmata Lynne Marie Dutcher Karen Marie DeMagistris Joseph Phillip DeMarC0 Helen B. DiBartolomeo Kathleen Ann Duchala Linda Marie Dutcher jeffrey D. Eaton 57 Stephen M. Ferjanec Cathye Michille Fleming jsnnifer L. Foss Stfzven D. Frecny Mark Avery Fuller 58 Linda Lee Fnrrunt Dominick Fazzio 5 'Ng Pamela Gallt Edward Gaydusek Because if way gmsfy mm' wanted 1,U66l1f,' 3 We 2? QW, 1- A ,wr- e. ' g 7 if ' A standin jennifer athers no Foss g g ' ' ,- 'mfs gee- ar e lf? 'Kr Though 615 mf that the pazyfihg there John Knox Graham David Gunneson Daniel F. Hannis Faye Hanrahan John A. Harding Paula Jean Harris Charles S. Hart Barney I. Hayes 59 lf if joe Vacula tugs at a math problem! ml -4? Y Elaine Marie Hayes my fm- Richard L. Hayes Roger Robert Hayward Catherine A. Henderson Gerald L. Henderson Susan Mae Henderson Ham' worn them Vmlb about the mme, 60 vfa' Dawn M. Henry Pamela M. Henry Pauline Amber Hill Nancy L. Hopkins Scott M. Horton Willianm Houtz Jackie and Kathy talk over their problems. Am! both ffm! mowing eqzwzlh lazy , 6I Christine M. Howe Leland F. Hulbert Betty Lou Hulsaver Paul Hutcherson Daniel Intelisano Eilene E. Ivanic Kathleen Susan Jeffers Patricia Ann Jennin 5 f 8 Margaret Frances Johns Deborah Lee johnson Errol A. Jones Richard Fulton Jung 62 In leaves no M50 had lL7f'06Z16ZI67fZ black Y'Q,:f New-LW Maureen A. Kelly Susan Carol Kiffney Edward E. Klena Paul H. Knipler George N. Kollar Thomas John Kralovic Linda Kretser Rosemary Kulwiec Timothy P. Kumpau Shirley Lair I EQIP! the ygmf for another day! Diane Lee MacVean james Alan Mandato Daniel L. Maye Terrence McGivern Richard T. McSherry Robert A. Melita 64 Judith Lathers Richard M. Luck john D. Mihalik Judy Ann Miller Ye! knowing how way lmciy on Z0 way, Jeanne M. Muzzi Kristina Nelson Bernadine Neuhaus Gregory H. Nilsen I doubted gf I yhezzlef eeezf eeme back Christopher Pnrillo Connie Passero I ffm!! be fellmg Zhu with al ugh Somewhere ages and ages heme: Robert Pollak Ruth Ann Popp Robert E. Praetorius Frederick James Putman Deborah A. Race Roslyn Ralbovsky Charlotte Alison Renvyle Robert Rhodes Fred D. Richey Shirley Richardson Sandra Lee Roricl-: Dale Ruth Ross 67 Marlene Ann Rossi Sharon L. Sackett Anthony J. Santangelo Brian T. Sarris Donna J. Schur Linda Mae Simonds Gerald Joseph Simek Fayette E. Sitterly Joyce Canary looks ready to start another trying day at school. Two afoodr diverged io o wood, ood I 68 I took the one less traveled by, David Micheal Slingerland Susan Elizabeth Smith James D. Smrtic Julieann Smrtic Charles R. Snell Richard Mark Spraker Karl R. Steflca Sandra Ann Streeter Jeanne C. Stroud Kathleen Subik Micheal Allen Subik joseph F. Vacula 69 Patricia Ann Valcovic James Clyde Van Horne Ronald C. Van Nostrand William N. Wadsworth Barbara E. Wagschal 70 Ami that has made all the dwbffeme. Robert L. Vose joan Marie Vosteen Ed Klena seems to be ready for anything but typing. TWO Iiqensive over t e noon ,L L SEE I Wills? , we .. in - Robert Frost. James Clarence Wilmot John Yerina ,J Alun Wayne Waldo Deborah M. Wells Nancy Ann West janet Marie Zemken Susan Zinter junior bgys look Paul Knipler seems to be in a jovial mood! hour crowd. CMM Of '68 Elem IZ5 Ten QF W W Jim Wilxnot 3 M Ed Caraco Tom Callery . 72 jennifer Foss Debby Race Moy! Memorable Semom Carol Brott Dom Fazzio N Q Neuhaus Rich McSherry JUNIOR CLASS The class of 1969 is on its way! In the fall our class rings finally arrived and we took the P.S.A.T.'s. The money we raised.by selling programs at basketball games and at a very successful dance made our marvelous prom in the school gym possible. As juniors, we took an active part in the life of Johnstown High School. There were juniors everywhere . . . Juniors in varsity sports, student council . . . Junior cheerleaders, band members, majorettes, in chorus, in the Debate Club, and on the Junior Red Cross. As our junior year draws to a close, we are looking forward to our last exciting year at J.H.S., and we wish to give special thanks to Mrs. Painter, our class advisor, for being so helpful to our class, in all its functions. Clary Of '69 i Claw Of 1969 , ' -i W Q, 1 .. V Q A J' A' , -,wi -,.. III. 1 t I 'YSEAQQJ-+ 'A ' elim , yq4,fef,,37vgf,,,3.f 3. :- vw q. we l li'-fi gg ze ,A Timothy Aguilera Marie Anderson Barbara Avery Kristin Baker Elizabeth Baxter Paul Beauclry Vickie Bentley Susan Billa Debra Blowers Harry Bolle Paulette Borden Jack Bordis Margo Bowman William Brinkman Timothy Callery Michele Capparello Robert Caraco Louis Carleo john Casale Lucy Case .4.n. .fain Dott Jurica and Kitty McGivern cheer the team on at the Amsterdam Game. Rona Case Albert Cellary Thomas Chamberlain Michael Charles Karen Charney Roylene Christman Valarie Cromer Timothy Cross Ingrid Curtis joseph David C, 'W a Qgix v ea '.,5,..., 1:Sf. ra.. . w . .,, tw, ' Q , A- 4..,,,.,,g-tk fa Q 3 g 6 1 hwy Of 1969 if 4 F K , Za' , QQ? 4, ft ' . W -W 5 a -Q f' 4 S g 4 E- My . , L , x ,Q-,, ai R r as B A 0 '? Clam Of 1969 David Devendorf Sharon Diodato Lucille Donati Charles Dwyer .fr,.1u,. . . av g Bonita Ecker ,ffflgzi 'X Louise Edwards X - Mark Edwards A .i B Gerald Empey Mark Enipey Shirl Farrar Mike Fleming Anne Gavin Sharyn Gay William Gifford Charles Gragg Ken Gray Ilene Greco Jayme Greeriman joan Gross Vernon Fenstermacher Georgiana Fredrick Patricia Hall Patricia Hammond Lynda Hanson Deborah Harazin Margaret Hart Stephen Hart Jackie Lynn Henry john Hernkind joseph Hill David Hogg Donald Holmes Diane Horning Leonard House Charlene Herd Randy Hutchinson Laura johnson vf Kari: .4 '?f,4',7 I A ,ft I fs K ' Clam Of 1969 ,Hr ,sv J digg Q 6, H ram 1' - X if R , 2. l 'gf' I Q 3 1 .1 1' 2 ia li f 'ir M D' vi V 42 A 'qw xx., ,J egg, 5, rkagiiiz- -. ,,, , T if K' fx + lf if . ,QQ YW!-f 1 T' : M, 24 . Q 4 st ' . L' .fx f ,123 Y aw - rj 2 l i f sf , Clays Of 1969 -V Jw' , -M-N, rf, 'X QSC ane- F' lk. W Aivh ' ,h m ., 3 . ff ' l af f ' , , 'lilfgil 'fl?56fi:f,f5' ' X SW' rr fi t Zz .' JYH-.1 ., E .. We 5 if ' Y fern 'Q L 5 f 'Q-ziwx I Mmwffvzy- , I ' in li . W, .. , H 2 rv i.XfI1flCf1E johnson Dorothy Juricrx John jurica Thomas Kane Christine Kehoe Barbara Kelly Brian Kelly George Kilmartin Mary jo Kitchen Amy Kollar Mike Kovnrvic Sandy Krctser Beverly Kuhn Robert Kumpan john La Fontaine Robert Lamphier Gary Lampman jane Lauder Charnell Leitch Mark Lindsay Gary Locate-lli Richard Lorence Durry Loske Dean BILICVCLIH Deborah Malatino Helen Marszkiewkz Robert Narcucio Virginia Marshall Judy McMillian Larry Melita Daniel Miller Deborah Miller Qi silk L Y' 9 f J' Qs 4-i noir' r'l, Walter Moshier Mary Elizabeth Moynehan David Mrazz john Munise 4' 47 ' in 4 f Clam Of 1969 5 Q A D , . y ,W X. I cy,-'Xxvv Sally Mattice Kathy McGivern John MC Guire Nancy Miller Sharon Moore Peter Morton Ei f, -i ' ' fit '5 ff' P gig , ei, E , 1 Y X E, Daniel Munson Willitxiii Ontlriskzl Lintln Osborn e V 't't 'BW !! if wx . W K K y .r ffm 'l'lfft?'V'A 1 Q D i M., Nfl! Clam Uf 1969 is X t s f,f :xii iz 5 Ng, T... Martin Pngano l it -if 4 i Q3 n 1155 P f 4 'J' Brenda Pedrick mm, 446 l I 1 v 71.51 I A Us in ,wt :A J Al Prysunka and Dun Miller enjoying their lunch in the cafeteria w e . r ' ' was is ky w if if ws K R' Ski w Marvin Pedrick Raymond Pedriclc Ronald Petlrick Timothy Peclrick David Peru John Peters Barbara Peterson jill Polncek John Pollnk Russell Pollard Allnn Polmnteer Jeffery Preston Allan Prysunka Marijane Putman Robert Raithburn Yvonne Reny Robert Rickard Raymond Robare Kathleen Roberts Margaret Rulison John Samenko William Sarris Raymond Schriner Andrew Shultz Kathy Scovic John P. Siedlecki, J Richard Siegle Stephanie Simek Jeanne Slcapik Bonnie Smith Williain Smith JoAnne Snell Pie, 7 r, . ri . 1 tr , 1, 4' Q, M JMC V'f.f:,,. 1 I ,Q zen. -lv--L.-tc, , I UL- 71 JJQLL. 1,4 1 F it 1,4 Marion Sofka Ann Sponnoble Fred Spraker Ronald Sprung F. Clam Of Z 969 ,oz :fe M , ' ,., . W, A as ,r x I X E in , ' ' ff k m we f' fl ' 5 5 - :,5pvf,fy,.:. W Ev , . 3 'E 'N ii K -at .21 ffm - L 1 r ti? 12 Z w in ,,,,. .t'iiR' is R A Q 5 :Pas sp. I :XA V , wk. I 51- .ggi ,.. Clays Of 1969 Christine Squires Thomas Stairs Gary Staley Mary Beth Stecnburgh Dianne White and Nancy Miller don't seem to be enjoying their lunch. ' Ulu 1 s .nu WU .M ., -si if- f 72,113-1 I A V ' J - , H Margaret Stewart ft X L james Stuck 1 xzyyyz ' Eileen Suhik ' Nancy Talarico , it is i s ,:tA,, it L 'L 'sy H 7 W Nady' y ' 4 is Stewart Tartell N , David Thomas . 5 ' Ann Van Deusen My - -- Llye Van Voast 'li s 83 1 Q 9 :X W A 5 MW' '25 Clam Of 1969 ,Q if Af' Min+ .. . Judith XValsh Dianne Vifhite Jeannine White Carolyn Vffilbur Susan XVnjciccl1owski Frances Yerina Jeanne Zinter Ray Robare hikes the ball to Jack Siedlecki in the Albany Academy game. Brian Kelly is working for 11 change! Mike Charles looks for a scat in the cafeteria. ,, :VM ,,,, ,, , ' Students working in A-14 :M K 5 .sun - ' . . .ff Msg: ' ll , .- -... K un, --M. IV. Cheerleaders do I1 Cheer during time out. -zw Q ,, k I- 1 x Bob Rickard punts another long one. nv' Mr. Precopio gets his protein. 4 ' 1 5 I, I. . Le-t's F375 - fi. N, 'WJ junior Boys make use of 1- QQ, I 'Pri'-is 5 - gi ,n L. E e e v v, 1 EQ 'x NH. - sf-We :Z A-AGR Library I ff ef , n .J ,in e '3 Al Prysunka finally catches one. Stewie Tartell gives the cameraman u wave. 87 SOPHOMORE CLASS Once again, with the move of the ninth grade back to the Knox building, we're the youngest class at I.H.S. But we've shown ourselves to be worthy members of Johnstown High School by our participation in athletic events, clubs, and organizations. Each day brought many new experiences and opportunities, IWOA Tests, ordering class rings and sponsoring a very successful dance and numerous bake sales during the noon hour to help boost our treasury. With many thanks to Mrs. I-Iogue and Mr. Popp, our class advisors, we are looking forward to our last two years at j.H.S. Clam Of '70 rt Qf ,.. Q A I S X' l DQ 4 ' A , gg, ll' L. rf , .3 wt .mf 1 Q V 25 . . -f' N r rw - T f . il Up! ' A 7 Y, - egg, rf. ! . df 'U NE: Deborah Benett Cynthia Beno Sharon Bcvington Keith Beyer Barbara Billa Nancy Biscotti Norma Bisignani Richard Blackman Richard Blake ., Kurt Ackerknecht Sharon Ahrcns Stanly Allen Roger Anderson Gary Barker Dawn Barnes Fredrick Barter Claudia Bartlett Brian Belknap Terry Bc-nnll Clam Of '70 Doris Blakeslee Thomas Boggie Dorothy Braclt Mary Bronk Roland Bronlc Donald Brott Gary Brown Bonnie Broyles David Brumaghim Dean Brumaghim Shusan Bulger Janet Canary Roseann Caraco Barbara Carleo Suzanne Carriola Diana Chadwell Alice Christman Mary Christman Gary Claburn Timothy Clarlc Tari Compagnone Susan Coons Michael Corsi Donald Cross John Dalmata Stewart David Cheryl Dawson Corol Day Donald DiBartolomeo LouAnn Diltz Marie Dorn Stephen Douglas Clifford Deusler Debra Dustin Sharon Dutcher Marilyn Dwyer Michael Dwyer Clark Easterly Ruth Eaton Clam Of '70 'M t 8: -N ,av r. .,..f yrryay 7 , . if K- , f 115 - W rin.. , ,- X rr Q K alta af' ' i , s W M r .15 A 1 fi ,L gl IW 3' fi i vi as 3 It Q it .. 9 , r 5 Haw A fE'ff'?'1 gr fu . , .Q if ,Q 'girly .1 1 i it iiii ssfi , qi' i .-'- .ep .-I-. ..-7 5: 1 .A SMT it 2? ,iq P ill H ,, is , 'D Linda Ecker Lewis Edwards Mark Edwards e 45' t t 2 , if we We 1 , r aw - 4 Y 1 . Ihre: ' is 1-. iii Q , Clays Of 70 ...bv 15 - li .. f ? L ,1,.,, 1 X M QM E.: A ,. .KJ . . of M xr, if Q , overdo X wx .5660 x Dov Y Tom M se of English class. Q acGivern receives medical aid from Mrs. Aldrich for an '9- W 'W Y ' 0 - ,Q , l Donald Elmendoff 935, 53. . yf 9' iliz Richard Elton Daniel Evers . l A lll,, a n .L drrr L A T , f 11- 'F l K K x or M F ' , M gg.. 395 r ., ii Q . My V if Y L - , ,W Wm . ' -WT . in Q , han on ' R fl A R, . X Q, - ' XQQX M ldfl V . S l,Nl or A , 'x , K, lr K Wg Ji' E ' 1 M ' QQ 4 M M are X! ,Q X a Y Xxyigtij QDQYOUQ ,yoj limi AEA 1 fx 1651! x7 1 inf V! x R94 F 1 A if ui Q12 X44 23 l William Faling Mary Jane Fazzio Leslie Fenstermacher Dorcas Fieblca Gary Fosmire David Fox Susan Fraker Lyn Frasier Deborah Freese Andrew Fuisco Lyn Clifford Candace Gillmore Bruce Gray Nancy Gray Donna Hale Lyn Hall Margaret Hall Mark Hanchar Diane Hannis janet Hansen 'lr' X 9I ax 'ff ' A x if Ie, 5 ,,W. 2' X E' 4... f 2 WHY? , J, i 1 ,, , 11., ,, W . L 4. ,,.,,,x P ' wp N,... . K Q ' . rr - r A 'li QQ 1' ,... ,,,. ,L - .. A i SS1FfBl:+QM'9l5354i-1 Qifff:ii?S+ivf1 Q M I 'X is 2' ' . Yi gfzff nw fi, ,A 3, K YW 'E ,, f' Clan 0 '70 my Charles Hanson Patricia Hayes Catherine Henderson Richard Hendeson Sandra Henry Rudolph Hcrms John Heroth Charles Hill Gary Hill James Hillier Rodney Hojohn Nancy Intelisnno Chris johnson Kathleen johnson One of the weekly meetings of the Mafia. Class Of '70 i , i ' i i . ,5,, ' W ,l giffkef in-N . im vit 99-5' 53 0, M - 5 NT' r - Ha if li , f 5 z 4 K YZ l x 1, ,,. 2 Vw All si 23 f if Jer 'M -' 'a. Sr. if f- S531 . ' is X - if -1. ,Q ,, is tfg fi' N.. sf' ,EQ ??Q5l,i' K e! . Pam LaVoie Gregory Leibowitz Rose Ann Licciard Pat Longe Connie Maxian Richard Maye Carol McArdell Tom McGivern 1 wt? i, f s t, r,,r X ' 'l Jolene Joyce Ann Kadlic Kurt Karpoy Naomi Kenyon Constance Kilmer Bill Kitchen Chris Knapp Sally Knipler Vanessa Kohout Cheryl Kovarovic Kathy Kubina Rita Kulwiec Roberta Kulwiec Denine Langr Pat Lavery Frank Mancini Sharon Mannion Candace Marshall Kathy Martin Wilson Martin Charlotte Miller Freda Miller Kim Miller Leslie Miller Carl Minardo I ,ii Et, I 2 Q-ci at , Q im A sgwgqyy t' V AL i, Lv. Q5 .W ' W ' Ex eryone knows our friend John Jennifer Parenti ., Nhrguerite Pfisseso , Niiclnel Pivlowski , Q S Ll S 'I fl PE C li . ', ' ,f 411w,2:f.xa ?'1-5 Linda Pelosi 94 , , ,.., ,...,, . .si My 1 ..,fm12 Clam Of '70 L, ttt .X , F Alf. ,,'. f f U ig., 5 ,WND , E V, il 'N It n YH ,,.. A . I . L l ' '. 1 L 'V K s we .2 My 3 HQ , Doug Moore Mitchell Mowrey Kathleen Mrazz Chnrolette Mykel Jim Mylott Rodney Nare Audrey Nellis Guy Nellis Liz Northrup Marilyn Oaksford Jackie Ortell Anna Pnppis Little Lennine what are you doing with Little Nancy ll 223' '1'.f. 'N Sally Antoinette Porta Susan Praetorius jim Precopia Linda Preston Willia111 Pulver jean Ressico Sandra Richardson Nancy Riska Richard Rovazzini Brian Rowback Fred Rulison jack Rulison john Ruppert Monica Russo Sandra Sackett Clam Of '70 Clays Of '70 1 1. .ii Q if , NY. , .Lf any L li 2 ' fa it . . we Kathy Sands JoAnn Santangelo Nancy Santangelo JoAnn Santos Ralph Savage El. y t tt i ,Zgfif Michael Schreivogl Andrea Schultz Paul smiek O ' gf 5 S Linda Sleezer onnn Slingerl nd . .t.,, i,iiA Vi K IX I X . . Ml SPL X A it M yu Barbara Smnh QI' Valerie smith W Kenneth Spoar 'ill jan Sponenburg ,,, , H S David Sprnker Y t 1 Q4 , , l 1 rt 1-H , ,M 5. Q, .1 5 ,J Doug Squires Donald Stewart Robert Stewart Kimberly Steevy Larry Stuart Lynne Subik Samuel Surnear Sharon Suolos Randall Sweeny Bob Sweet jack Taglialatela Walter Theurer Marie Thomas Sandra Tidhy John Tweet jim Vncel-: John VanAlstine jim VanDeusen Fred Vz1nHeusen Elaine VnnHorne Of '70 Joseph ward Ronald Warcl WN 7 D is ahh Connie Kilmer and several sophomore girls enjoy their nch Gary Van Slyke Martin Waite Diane Wagschal Rodger Walter Deborah Wfallace M W is lf Wj, 1 i 5 2 3 jim Vacek looks for a seat in the crowded cafe- Qfv f L. Al Michael Wickware Diane Wilkes Daniel Wilxlwcnnt 97 H mom ries VALEDICTORIAN Ranking first in the class of '68 was Edward Caraco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of 1 East Green Street. Ed has been active in student council, Ski Club, Key Club, Honor Society and was editor- in-chief of the Bfzrozzet. Ed plans to attend Colgate University with as yet an undecided major. SALUTATORIAN Barbara Wagschal was the recipient of the Salutatory award. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagschal, Baronial Heights. Barbara has been a member of Debate Club, Tri-Hi-Y and Junior Red Cross. Barbara hopes to attend Syracuse Uni- versity to major in Chemistry. L M ,M 'gggsf M, -,Q N, ,HQ My .Q 2 Q 237 ' 'Z35.'.Lgszazz- TJ yn National Honor Society Lair rozw: Bonnie Barter, jim Mandato, jim Smrtic, Ed Caraco Mmfdle row: Ruth Ann Popp, Debi Race, Sherri Buchner, Mar- garet johns, Frou! row: Tom Agone, vice-pres.g Kris Ackerbauer, vice-prcsg john Graham, pres.g Mrs. Saunders, advisor. Mr,r.rmg.- Ed Gaydusek. Loodorihy, Scholomffao, Chomciovf, Sozfoico These are the four requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. The activities of this year's society included planning assembly programs for Johnstown High and inducting the members of Gloversville Highs chapter of the National Honor Society. Honor Society president john Graham, Mrs. Saunders, and Ed Gayclusek discuss the article on the honor society in the j.H.S. handbook. 1.9 R ' e ul 8 67 72 Z 5 Seated' Joe Brewda, Ruth Arm Popp, Joyce Canary, Betty Hulsaver, Ed Caraco. Sldlldillgf Cathy Blakeslee, Kris Ackerbauer, Jim Smrtic, Dave Gunneson, Barbara Wagschal. Mining: Carmen Caraco and Dan Ackernecht. ' Nazfiofml Mem SCb0fd7fJfJQ9 Leiter Commendafion ED CARACO Little Rec! SCh00M70Z!56 Team RQ f M i h h 3 4 - i i 2 M3350 Ed Caraco, captaing John Graham, Kris Ackerbauer, Sherri Buchner, joe Brewda falternatej Lettermefe Q 4 it W-'I Row 1: Dave Slingerland, Bob Caraco, Ron Pedrick, Bill Brinkman, jeff Preston, Dick Spraker, Stanley Allen, Tom Chamberlain. Row 2: Jim Mandate, Dan Miller, Jon VanAlstine, Tom Kralovic, Greg Baker, Tony Santangelo, Dan Intelisano. Row 3: Stew Tartell, Rich MacSherry, john Rupert, Tom McGivern, Ray Robare, Don Holmes, Fred Putman, Carm Pagano. Row 4: jim Wilnuot, Al Prysunka, Kim Miller, jack Siedlecki, jim Smrtic, john Graham, Kris Ackerbauer, Rusty Easterly. Nettiofeetl Athletic Honor Society J5- 3 '11 W-.aku LLL -4 1 Seated: james Manclato, Stewart Tartc-Il, Robert Caraco, Thomas Agone. Stf1m1'iz1g.' Kris Ackerbauer, Alan Prysunka, james Smrtic, john Graham jack Siedlecki, Willianu Brinkman. '03 Prize Winnem Ed Caraco fFrench II, World History, Eng. III, French III, Driver Ed.j, Sue Smith ffypingj, Sherri Buchner lBalfour Award, Driver Edj, john Graham QMath 101, Joyce Canary fMath 11, Eng. III, Math 12-Aj, Kris Ackerbauer fMath 10, Latin II, R.P.I. Medal, Bausch and Lomb Awarclj. Mirmzgs Scott Horton fMath 12-Aj, Barbara Wagschal QChern- istryj, Greg Nielson fPhysicsj, Connie Passero fliusiness Lawj. Foam Yeam - Avemgef Of 9095 Off Belief ky,- Sealads Barbara Wagschal, Joyce Canary, Ruth Popp. Slnnding.' Ed Caraco, Kris Ackerbauer, Ed Gayclusek, john Graham. Carmen Pagano, jennifer Foss, Jim Smrtic. Girly' Amt' Beyf, Stette Reb tfeyenteztivef Outstanding Teemtgetff Of Ameeieez Ed Caraco Rich McSherry Betty C maker Homemaker Temewfew Ruth Ann Popp T los 6 Spam st s.,.g Row 1: R. Spraker, J. Van Horne, J. Christmzm, J. Vacula, B. Caraco, B. Sarris, B. Carleo, J. Wilzllot, B. Houtze, S. Monnet, T San tangelo, A. Prysunka. Row 2.' D. Slingerland, L. Dalmata, R. Pedrick, P. Beaudry, M. Fleming, D. Miller, R. Orloff, J. Mandato C N l08 COACHES JIM UNDERVUOOD and KEN BENTON S een Every year at J.H.S. football plays a major role in the lives of the students. The sport is awaited anxiously by both the students and the whole city. Under the direction of Mr. Underwood, the team felt that they had a good season, and al- though they lost the biggest game of the season, Gloversville, many of them felt that if the game had been played under different con- ditions, the team would have Won. 4 1 ? i Q I 1 w 1 1 c, - I07 W im I hh Y .Y K. 3 -1 B f it of fs ' 8 r ' 1 f -a.-B - W' - . I gr ,ij ,l. , A I K , , .i.V Wh x , l x B .fu l 'X X . - i ..., ,. t m - . :i I ,.:, '. I Lf . im Pagano, E, jones, T. Agone. Row 3: C. Benton, J. VanAlstine, T. McGivern, J. Ruppert, B. Brinkman, J. Siedlecki, R. Robare, G. Tanner B. Rickard, T. Callery, P. Knipler, T. Cross, D. Holmes, T. Aguliera, C. Underwood. Proven' Key Sir Bill? Szzcceff l Errol Jones breaks tackle against Hudson. Tony Santangelo breaks through the Dolgeville line Mohawk . . Dolgeville . . . Saratoga . . . Hudson ...... Albany Academy Amsterdam .... Glovcrsville . . . Lowville ..... OfJll107IFlIf f.H.S ....7 7 ..O O ..0 37 ., .... 14 33 ......l9 33 .. .... 20 0 ....7 O ....l9 34 Spirit Aim' Deleifmiimfion Errol jones is on a sweep in the Saratoga game. Lead The Sir Billy jim Wilmot breaks away at Hudson To A 5' 4-2-2 SWZSOYQ fb , ' L Co-capt. Wilmot gets tackled on another quarterback sneak. jack Siedliclci attempts a quarterback sneak against Albany Academy. - 1 wi? Row 1 Doug Sqmres Dave Dexendorf john Dalmata Stanley Allen Pat Lounge john jurrca Andy Fusco, Carl Manardo Rlchard Hen derson Rrch Maye Rau 2 Don Brott jrm Mylott Bxll Krtchen jack Buchner Clark Easterly Dan Wilmot, Cam Cross, Paul Slmek Dave Spraker Ron Sprung Row 3 Coach jack Dunlap Frank Mancmr joe Hermes Brlan Roback Rrch Blake, Russell Pollard Jim Hrllrard V Gafzciaievff Sf7 6lLCk Wzmamg OPIIIOIZGIII Saratoga . . . Hudson .,.... Albany Academy Bishop Scully .. Amsterdam .... Gloversville . . . IE u i.. r . , ---........, F319 . jjj! ll Barb Kelly Bernie Neuhaus, Capt. Debbie Race Sealed: L. Preston, E. Baxter, K. McGivern, K. Baker, L. Pelosi, D, Slingerland. Starzding: D. Jurica, B. Avery, D. Race, B. Neuhaus P. Rulison, B. Kelly. l S le '-4 'H W :KW KA .L Dott Iurica Peggy Rulison Barb Avery II2 Kneeling: B. Baxter, L. Preston, L. Pelosi. Slmzding' K. McGivern, K. Baker, D. Slingerland. '67 Football! Cheerleazcieffy C6707 On j.H.S. Traditions Am' Bowl Sfhool Spifil They Didnt! M655 A1f0zmd! This year as always the foot- ball cheerleaders led the crowd in cheering our team on to a good season. The cheerleaders had to cheer in 700 heat, in rain, in snow, in mud and cold, but they cheered the team on. To boost team spirit, they held pep rallies before some of the games. They carried on the tradition of going to church and breakfast be- fore each game with the team. The climax of the season was, of course, the annual Johnstown- Gloversville skit. This humorous program helped in preparing j.H.S. students for the biggest game of the year. 'F RM . E . Q Row 1: Vic Brumaghim, Jack Harding, Bill Pulver, Kurt Karpoy. Rich Rovazzini, Tom Chamberlain, Fred Putman. Row 2 Rich McSherry, Charlie Dwyer, Tom Callery, Kim Miller, john McGuire, Greg Baker. Crforr Country Team Reigm Over Werfem Con erence can l COACH RAY PURCELL. I I4 , YZ My - jHS Sth lst 1 lth lst lst lst ith Srcl 1st lst 2nd lst OPPONENTS Proctor High Invitational Cloversville Grout Invitational Albany Cobleskill, Gloversville, Bishop Burke I-luclson Cobleskill Ag. and Tech. Invitational Bishop Gibbons lnvitational Amsterilam, Gloversville Westerii Conference Meet Section 2 Meet Saratoga, Shenendehowa In the Section 2 Meet, Preston was Sth, Chamberlain 9th, Dwyer llth, Callery 15th, Putman 21st, and Miller 27th. In the Western Conference Meet, Baker lst, Preston 5rcl, Dwyer 4th, Chamberlain 6th, Put- man 9th, Callery 10th, and Miller 18th. An average team at the beginning of the season, the squad developed into a league and Section 2 title contender. The experienced nucleus of Co-captains Fred Putman and Greg Baker, jeff Preston, Torn Callery, and Chuck Dwyer was joined by first-year man Tom Chamberlain to give fine representation this fall. The team won all of its dual league meets quite handily, and won the Western Conference meet for the league championship. Not having one of their good runs, j.H.S. finished second to Cobleskill in the Section 2 meet. In other meetings with this team during the season, Johnstown had been victorious by a few points. A difference of six points sent Cobleskill to the State meet. No other Class B teams in Section 2 gave our squad much competition and many Class A teams fell victim to them. An outstanding performance was given this season by Co-captain Greg Baker. He became the first j.H.S. runner to win the Section 2, Class B , individual title. He was also top runner in the Western Conference. He broke the J.H.S. records on all courses on which he competed. Greg Baker Bremer All Cowie Records 'Q-. at T24 ,. sl . 3 ell' - t..f-1- jeff Preston checks the results of a meet. 4 li wi i X Q f P y C if :isl e evav. I e ' 5 l?E:E: ' RN Co captains Greg Baker and Fred Putman point out one of the many trophies which the cross COLl1'1f1'Y ICCIIII WON. ff, ,, , ,, ? Charlie Dwyer sprints along. II5 ,. , , . 9-M ' W'AL X XX Q R ,M-ff-W-f fR,,.,....f hl '2 iQ 1ll V , , y R R ' , . , . GREG BAKER , R -f. Qsfffwq w R L R R 317 wif Q-3-Q R. R -.f' iffii 2 R A. ffwrkirli, ' AMAWM , -.-1h, .-,-ff , . R , V , N, - N R h f al R ji 'A ' ' W'f ' :'Ml ' R W ' ' ' R M-WM-Mi N RRR R ,,.. g'M ' 'R ' 2 v' 'kN n V V RRRR R R R R R R MW R R i 'Qfmff 11 R V L' R H ,.. . . zi, i , RON PEDRICK VIRR ,4 'lj JIM WILMQT R W.. q, FZQ. ,.. M R,N R 4' J t J' RRRR . , RR,' Wfwf R ,W .RRRR R RRRR -WW 'Q Q1 TONY SANTANGELO Q55 u . , '- ,. W' fi, . . W ,M F ' ' f ' R,'. 'i 1 , ,,,, v K ', A El? kkw: ,V , S QM.. K K aw H I '-- A R' -R f 1 ...L 'mm Q. - R R R ,M R R sw R. A 7 1. ., ., Q ' F Errol jones leaps up for a layup. CO- CAPT. JIM SMRTIC ' --.--' ,,..,,,m,,,,,,, -, - . X X .MD R .1 392 iii .,,. Mfg . it ,. :1'11y l 'jy. M K,.... , -W-WMM ,A . X I Tony Szmtangelo in the uct of shooting. ,,, , , ,,, ,,,, - g ' LLLL 1 W - I -' . ' ' TL 7' Y V A QQ' dw . 'h' ' ww - , ..4 . -. X V N ' ,-,. H -A'i ' f f , L .4 - NW K ' T VLV X-.J 4 Kd, KK YM , MW iw.-..,,,w,1WW,:,,,., - Q 'S fc K, - 4 '- '- X-if Q. 511 'H l ,U , W U1 cn 1 O Z fu, v ,, . Q v,-, Q ,A - M ,W s 4 X lm Q 1 X ,ff , .,,, ,, V V V' sind H ',I,v. W 'LLL wi .,,. A . 3.5 wi 1f:---:w wmv . - . ,1,.. YF, Y' . ,, 5. My Y' arf.. JACK SEIDLECKI fziliii X - I, - f - A 5 V.V, , F , I I 'w G- '---- , - Y-, S 'J ,, 5' 1 fx. S., , mm-Mnewn df :mr .,ff . TOM KRALOVIC . ,, W-NM i i i K 3,212 , ,Q-ri3 '2 -BOB CARACO M -1: W ,,,s,.zeaa,ssz.ss,, ww,-:,xf H f wr H - ,fr ,, k,, A --M-Wf K . , .,. if , ,,.. ,K ,. L1 , , , ., v , , 1 E , , f I .. N ,,,, Z W jaflfw fir! SW Bzlly 40 L T' at V 7 Sbvvf 'T 'A'L v 2 A-N x , N To S60 we CCC CK sw ' N ff ' X fm Q , GEORGE KOLLAR ' 'W W H 4 - ' W I SfH,g5wm:f.eei--ziiffiif 0 Q, -an ' fy i.,,, CO-CAPT. ERROL JONES H7 Spurred along by Coach Dunlap, this year's IHS Basketball Team has had its best record since 1950-51 season and placed second in the West Canada Christmas Tour- ney. The boys have shown a great improve- ment due to the fact that they have spent many hours practicing. Ronald W. Pedrick was the season's high scorer with 269 points, scoring 31 in the Cobleskill gamet jim Smrtic taps the ball in. B 6l is S 6 I Gloversville . . Schendehowa . . Bishop Burke , Hudson ..... Amsterdam ..... Wfest Canada .... Albany Academy Cobelskill ..... Amsterdam . . . Bishop Burke . Hudson ...,.. Albany Academy Frankfort ..... Gloversville . . . Schendehowa . . Cobelskill . . . Hudson . . . Ron Pedrick attempts a lay up j.H.s. 0,1515 ..1..44 57 .. 64 68 .. 62 56 .. 55 611 .. 64 S5 .. 84 41 69 56 ...65 61 .. 43 65 .. 70 72 .. 75 58 60 47 5s 55 .. 51 5s .. 59 vs ...62 53 .. 49 54 , 1, I 0' COACH JACK DUNLAP H .f A WW 'K A'NNs....,,., ,I My In Errol jones jumps on a layup for the score. - if' V Q- . sw: ps, jim Smrtic sinks 2 points against Bishop Burke dz ms, , ,. Row 1: jack Buchner, Bill Kitchen, jim Mylott, Kurt Karpoy, Doug Squires, Dan Wilmot, Pat Longe. Row 2: Tim Cross, Ray Robare Rich Blake, Coach Precopio, Ted Barter, Tom McG1vern, Mark Hanchar. f. V. Cezgem Learning The Tricky Of The Tmefe The Jayvees Warm up before a game. IHS 38 55 75 70 68 65 44 54 53 92 50 74 82 Rich Blake takes a shot in the Gloversville game OPXJOIZEIIZ Gloversville . . . . . 51 Shenendehowa . . . . 57 Bishop Burke . . . . . 55 Hudson ..... . . 80 Amsterdam .... .. 67 West Canada ..... . . 30 Albany Academy . . . . . 45 Cobleskill ....... . . 57 Amsterdam ..... .. 67 Bishop Burke . ,. . . 56 Hudson ........ .. 63 Albany Academy . . . . . . 56 Frankfort ....... . . . 67 f0h11.rf0zz'1z Oppomzzi Sarltoga Glox ersville Bishop Burke Hudson Amsterd 1m Cobleskill Bishop Burke Cm uohrrie Cobleslxill Amste rd rm Hudson .... Camjoharie . Cloversville . Saratoga .... Karl Stefka sizes up the lanes. Bowling Team This year the bowling team put forth a strong effort, but won only three of its matches. However Karl Stefka, Mile Charles, Dave Devendorf, Don iMurphy, Jim Vacek, Brian Sarris and Andy Fuseo went 'to the seetionals. Other members of the team were jim Preeopio, Jerry Christman, and Steve Mon- nat. In his first year as bowling Coach, Mr. Sherbia did a fine job and expects to return next year. Dave Devendorf checks the scorer's calculations JACKIE HENRY JEAN ZINTER d V 5 i 15 .WS ri gM KATHY DUCHALA, Co-Capt. MAUREEN KELLY, Capt. 1-is INGRID CURTIS JULIE SMRTIC ,ii- Bzzrkefball Cheerleaders Show Spirit Ana' Enthusiasm Kathie Sands, Dorry Loske, Capt. Steenburgh, Nancy Talarico, Mary jane Fazzio, Sally Kniplcr 6ly'I!665 Arousing spirit at every game, this year's basketball cheerleaders rallied students and fans to cheer the team on to victory. To promote school enthusiasm, posters were made and hung throughout the halls and the gym. As a highlight to the season, preceding the J.H.S.-G.H.S. game, the cheerleaders presented a skit for the first time, showing how great our team is and predicting a successful year. It was an appropriate opening for the exciting season. Another pep rally was held later in the season to help keep school spirit alive. Ag ,wee Give me a J Jackie Henry, Kathie Sands, Jean Zinter, Sally Knipler, Julie Srnrtic, Maureen Kelly, Dorty Loske, Ingrid Curtiss Mary jane Fazzio. Kathy Duchala, Nancy Talarico. Kf1t'uli11g.' Alberta Bunner, Sally Knipler, Jeanne Stroud, Joe Hermes, Cam Cross, Rich Blackman. Smurling: Jennifer Foss Denine Langar. ,Inn VanAlstine, Rusty Easterly, Bill Brinkman, Dan Miller, john Graham, Kris Ackcrbauer, Coach Underwood Ski Teezm I5 Section II Chezmjyg Six Shrew G0 Te Sfezfe Fmezlr. Once again the Ski Team has Copped the skiing season losing only the first meet, John Grahm was the recipient of 5 ski mcister awards and also one of six from the team to represent j.H.S. in the state meet. The other representatives from the team were Kris Acherbauer, john Van Alstine, Bill Brinkman, Dan Miller, and Rusty Easterly. IZ4 Rusty Easterly takes a flying jump Q Kris Aekerbauer cuts through a gate Mountain, The 1.1-l.S. Ski Team wo following invitational ski Saranac Lake Lake Placid Tupper Lake Niskyuna Scotia Cooperstown Section ll Johnstown Invitati At the time of this print their way to the Intersectio n first place in all of the meets except the first: on a course set up on Royal onal ing six members were on ,'.t z nal Meet at Lake Placid. john Graham, winner of three Ski Meister awards, takes a jump at Royal. Rusty Easterly eases through a gate. I25 Yellirr Co-captain Tom Agone gains over a Gloversville wrestler. W milzng Tim Pedrick struggles to bring his opponent down. Kzzeelizzgs Mike Dwyer, Walt Theurer, john Elmendorf, Bill Wadsxxforth, Carl Minardo, Stew David, Cliff Duesler, Bob Marcucci. Smrzding: Roger Anderson, managerg joe Vaculu, Tom Agone, Al Prysunka, Paul Beyer, john Rupert, Les Dnlmam, Dan Intelisano, john Abel. f, -f-1'-,!1?1f:.?' fsgaiffswt. tirtr or , ,asv , 'lat ,if F L I' -' Q'-',- T ' K VVLh Wykk T Co-captain Dan Intelisano works hard to turn over his Ballston Spa opponent. This year the wrestling team had a successful sea- son under the direction of Art Recesso. They placed second in the Xlifestern Con- ference to Gloversville. Tim Pedrick .ind Stanley Alan came in first in their divisions. At another dual match, Co-captain Tom Agone had 43 points and Paul Beyer had 42 points leading the team. Seven Wim, Seven Lowes. Eight Wzfefflem G0 To Secfiwmlf The wrestlers won matches Amsterdam Balston Spa Cobleskill-twice Canajoharie Little Falls Albany Academy Matches were lost against Little Falls Burnt Hills-twice Balston Spa Scotia Gloversville-twice against Coach Recesso gives some pointers to Tim Pedrick as team members look on. l27 Donna Slingerland and a girl from Fonda go up for a jump ball. Girls' Basketball For the first time in Johnstown High School's history an all Girls' Varsity Basketball Team was estab- lished. The girls, although inexperienced, enjoyed themselves immensely. The team, coached by Mrs. jurica, consisted of the following sopho- more and junior girls: Valerie Cro- mer, Lucy Donati, Dianne Hannis, jamye Greenman, Dianne White, Donna Slingerland, Louise Edwards, Mary jo Kitchen, Marion Sofka Judy Walsh, Marge Passero, Mari- J jane Putman, Kathy johnson, Bon- nie Smith, and Dianne Horning. The girls defeated all of their opponents, except Bishop Burke. They are looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Well don't just stand there! Football W9 V' 'ii M ,L .',, eg I ..,, . , g A , Bazyeball Ev N. A ,, A S ZL . 'Q H. ,, 1' , g:ajj:':-. W d an . H R - , V I W Z L., . , S W l V J Us, V , ' ' 1, - ,, , Y ' 54.1 ' P' ' ,J .5 , ' 4 , , A ' 1 ,L ' QL H A aisffeiizf Wreyfling Oafgamizazfiom 1 . , 3 AQ - Row 1: Scott Horton, Nancy Biscotti, Sec., jim Wilmot, Pres., Bob Caraco, Treas., Carm Pagano. Raw 2: Shirl Farrar, Diane Horning, jack Siecllecki, Larry Melita, Jim Smrtic, Dan Wilmot, jim Mylott, Ed Caraco, Mr. Zoellner. Row 3: Dave Brumaghin, Nancy Talarico, Bill Kitchen, Monica Russo, Andy Fusco. Student Council Rqbffeyentf j. Hs. Vice-Pres. Dom Fazzio and Pres, Jim Wilmot conduct the Tuesday meet- ings of the Student Council. I32 Student Batty A big part in the decisions made at J. H. S. is our Student Council. Under the direction of Mr. Zoellner, the council spon- sored a dance with two bands during our mid term break, and a team which competed at the Little Red School House. OFFICERS: Preridefzt-jim Wilmot V. Preridefzt-Dom Fazzio Secretary-Nancy Biscotti Tretzrzzrer-Bob Caraco X A I 0 ' I3l .4 vs 'Nt- Y 'S UQ 'Nt- BN fb B E. we Feifemze Aezlzfzey E The Debate Club, once again under the capable guidance of Mrs. Buell and Mrs. Reny, endeavored to promote eloquence of speech and an awareness and knowledge of world affairs. The club also presented an assembly which consisted of an exhibition debate with Gloversville High School's debate club. Officers of the debate club were: Sherry Buchner, 90 . presidentg Bill Sarris, vice presiclentg Barb Avery, secretaryg Jane Lauder, treasurer. Mrs, Reny, assistant debate advisor. J. H. S. Debate Club i.,33mg,.mNW. Seated KL. to RJ: Mrs. Buell, Barbara Avery, Sherry Buchner, Bill Sarris. Smrzdifzg KL. In RJ: Mike Corsi, Mark Empie, Joe Brewda, Chris Kehoe, Yvonne Reny, Robert Elton, Charles Cragg and Stuart Tartell. Mirrizzgx jane Lauder, Barb Wfagcshal, Diane Wfagschal. I33 i ED CARACO, Editor-in-Chief Although plagued with numerous problems in the ,67-'68 school year, the B!IJ'07Z6f managed to pull through with a yearbook of excep- tional quality. Many long hours and hard work were put into the edition of the Barone! which you hold in your hands right now. Special features of the '68 year- book included a four color picture of historic Johnson Hall, a Senior index, an original embossed cover and a new section devoted to the aacdemic departments of Barone! Sfojf Sieioes Foe Exeelleoee In The '68 Yeewooofe he Business manager Linda Pedrick examines advertisement examples. ,KN ' fl Production editor jackie Henry and co-copy editor Connie Passero check over some yearbook pages. Row 1: Ed Gaydusek, Barb Avery, Sherri Buchner, Barb Kelly, Betsy Moynehan, Marilyn Oaksford, Kris Ackerbauer. Row 2: Richard Elton, Kathy Subik, jamye Greenman, Roseann Liccardi, Ingrid Curtis, Diane Horning, Karen Charney, Marion Sofka, Dot jurica, Yvonne Reny, Connie Maxian, jennifer Parenti. Row 3: jill Polacek, joy johnson, Dorry Loske, Kathy Sands, Barb Carleo, Ruth Eaton, Bernie Neuhaus, Karen De Magistris, Kathy Duchala, Chris Kehoe, Connie Kilmer, Judy Walsh. CATHY BAKER, Copy Editor lg W SCOTT HORTON, Layout Editor MR. OTTO BOERNER, Advisor EDWARD L. BRENNAN, Bugle advisor. We Glen Tanner purchases a Bugle from Bugle Business Manager Joy Johnson and Nancy Biscotti. RICHARD MacSHERRY, Editor-in-Chref Bugle plans called for approximately 15 issues for the '67-'68 school year. Lay-out and all other phases of pro- duction are done by the staff Qexcept onej. The organization can also boast of its own printing press. Articles cov- ering such items of interest as sports, senior personalities, student composi- tions and satyrical htunor were regular features. The staff members also acted as a service organization, participating in the Johnstown March of Dimes and han- dling the William A. Wright Scholar- ship Fund. ! Raw 1: Marilyn Oaksford, Connie Maxian, Sherry Buchner, Cathy Bisignani, Helen DiBarthalemeow, Valerie Smith. Row 2: Paul Hutcheson, jenny Parenti, Diana Chadwell, Monica Russo, Chris Knapp, Stew Tartell, Chuck Gragg, Dick Jung, Scott Horton, Bill Sarris, Donna Slingerland, Diane Horning. Row 3: Pam Lavoie, Lynn Sponenburg, jnet Hansen, Roseann Liccarcli, Barb Avery, Dorry Loske, Maryjane Fazzio, Barb Carleo, jill Pollacek, Nancy Biscotti, Kathy johnson. The Bggg - High School jozmmliym Al U5 Fiheyi 1' , wwf? Ziff Production editor Kathy Scovie seems to have a question to ask of Editor- in-Chief Rich McSherry. ,t,iLt,, t,i t i ,ii -1 1 Xkgi::W,1,5u ,. to 4 at C eyi Q it ,tyit it y . C , B 5 i it ' .fiwii T f' ' ' ' fe:-1w:,::,,e: M f - ,f ti f Q7 A e fl i News and Feature Editors Karen Charney and Ann Sponalnle place rolls of negatives on the board in the Bugle office. TW-Hi-Y Szzplbofw World Service Y Row 1: Pam Henry, Cathy Jeffers, Dawn Henry, Chris Howe, Bernie Neuhaus, Carol Brott, Pam Pelosi, Betsy Moynehan, Row 2: Linda Farrant, Valarie Smith, Donna Hale, Norma Bisignani, Cathy Bisignani, Linda Simonds, Bonnie Barter, Chris Nelson. Row 3: Barbara Avery, Sharon Suolos, Elaine Van Horne, Linda Pelosi, jennifer Parenti, Lynn Subik, -lean Resscico, Elaine Subik, jean Muzzi. Rauf 41 Marie Thomas, Sue Praetorius, Connie Kilmer, Pam LaVoie, Lynn Gifford, Pat Hall, Dorry Loske, Elaine Argasinger, Cathy Coons. Row 5: Barb Peterson, Deb Malatino, Chris Squires, Beth Steenhurgh, Kathy Sands, jackie Henry, Rose Ann Caraco, Carol Day, Kitty McGivern, Kathy Scovic, Donna Slingerland. Tri-Hi-Y is very active in community affairs. This year, instead of having a Christmas party, the girls presented a program to the people of the Fulton County Infirmary, The girls sold candy to raise money for World Service, as they do every year. The seniors held dances to raise money for their trip to New York City in the spring. Pres. Carol Brott and Linda Simonds go over the program for the next meeting. us I38 F7'f67Z6Z15h4D Club Fighzif Wm On Poverty Row 1: SENIORS, Jeanne Stroud, Cathy Baker, Maureen Kelly, Diane Mac Vean, Sue Smith, Pat Christman, Debi Race, Helen DiBartholo- rneo, Margaret Johns, Connie Passero. Rau' 2: Roseann Liccardi, Janet Hanson, Dot Jurica, Deh Harazin, Jayme Greenman, Marion Sofka, Diane Horning, Laren Charney, Joy Johnson. Row 3: Marilyn Oaksford, Diana Chadwell, Jan Sponenberg, Nancy Talarico, Ann Sponnahle, Jean Skapik, Liz Northrup, Connie Maxian, Margie Passero. Raw 4: Sue Carrolea, Candy Gillmore, Nancy Intelasano, Diane Hannis, Barb Carleo, Mary Jo Kitchen, Debbie Dustin, Marilyn Dwyer. Raw 5: Kathy Johnson, Betsy Baxter, Peggy Rulison, Ingrid Curtis, Barb Kelly, Kris Baker, Sally Knipler, MaryJane Fazio, MaryJane Putman. Missing is the club's president Jennifer Foss. The Friendship Club, this year, was again outstanding in the community. They spon- sored a clothing drive for underprivileged people of Johnstown, and bought Christmas presents for underprivileged children. They also sent favors to the hospital. This year, ' as in the past, they sponsored an orphan in F Korea. it 5 -:fel L., T' Pres. Jennifer Foss and Maureen Kelly discuss membership for the club. I39 By selling candy, candles, and sponsoring their annual dance, the li. T. A. had a very successful year raising money to contribute to the W. A. Wright and F. T. A. scholarship funds. The members also visited a college cam- pus and during our semester break elementary 3' schools. This year's officers: Presidentzl-lelen DiBar- J tolomeo, V. President-Mary lo Kitchen, Sec- retary-Pam Pelosi, Treasurerff:Sue Smith, As- sistant Treasurer-Karen Charney, Ways and Means Chairmen-Joe Vacula and Diane Horn- ing. Mrs. Harriet B. Lorence, Adzfimr FZlfZ!V5 T36ZCf75V5 AWZQVZCJ Ron' 1: joe Vacula, Sue Smith, Mary jo Kitchen, Helen DiBartholomeo, Pam Pelosi, Betsy Moynehan, Diane I-Iorning, Karen Charney. Rau' 2: Pat Christman, Dot jurica, Kathy Sands, Jackie Lynn Henry, Vicky Bentley, Norma Bisignani, Lynn Davis, Yvonne Reny, Chris Kehoe, Sue Peck. Row 3: jan Sponenberg, Monica Russo, LouAnn Diltz, Linda Pedrick, Linda Pelosi, Sharon Sackett, Sandy Sackett, Jayme Greenman, jill Pollacek, Joy johnson, Connie Maxiam. Row 4: Bonnie Barter, Deb Harazin, Margaret johns, Sandy Ticky, Debbie Bennet, JoAnn Santangelo, Marion Sofka, Vicky Cromer, Judy Walsh, Donna Slingerlancl. Ron' 5: Roseann Caraco, Carol Day, Connie Kilmer, Diane Mihalik, Chris Knapp, Barb Carleo, Ruth Eaton, Nancy Riska, Barb Smith. Row 6: ,lack Peters, Chuck Gragg, Doris Freba, Marie Thomas, jenny Parenti, Sally Poiner, Debi Race. Rout 7: Bob Pollack, Mike Subik, Dick Orloff, Tom Kralovic. Kathy Duchala, Karen DeMagistris, Tom Callery, Scott Horton, Vic Brumaghen, Ed Gaydusek, Jim Van Horne. I40 Sealed Tony Santangelo, Dan Ackernecht, Ray Robare, Bob Caraco, Tom Callery, jim Wilmot. Slanding: Dan Intelisano, Greg Baker, jim Van Horne, Fred Putman, Kris Ackerbauer, John Graham, Alan Prysunka, joe Vacula, Dave Slingerland, Louis Carleo, jim Smrtic. zzezlweez' Lefieffmen Form For boys to be eligible for membership in this organization, they have to have earned a letter in a varsity sport at H. S. It is then the responsibility of the members to aid in school func- tions and activities. Under the di- rection of Mr. Dunlap, the mem- bers have sponsored two car washes to aid them in the pur- chase of jackets which are given to any member who has earned three letters in any varsity sport. They also donated money which was used for the building of the that stands in our gym during our basketball games. This year's officers: Preriflefzt-jim Wilmot V. Prerizfefzt-Alan Prysunka. 386.-T7'6tZJll1'67'-TOU1 A gone New Club NEW MEMBERS-Seafed: Tom Chamberlin, jack Siedlecki, Clark Easterly, William Brinkman. Sfmzding: Bill Sarris, Dick Spraker, john Van Alstine. I4l PQD Club Aids Cheerleazoieefy Row 1: V. Smith, J. Pollacek, D. Horning, K. Charney, R. Liccardi, J, johnson. Row 2: M. Russo, J. Pol- lack, C. Knapp, J. Santangleo, D. Bennet. Row 3: S. Pointon, D. Slingerland, V. Cromer, C. Maxian, C. Kilmer, M. Sofka. Row 4: S. Carriola, J. Santos, S. Ticky, N. Talerico, K. johnson. Continuing their fine support to aid the cheerleaders, the Pep Club has expanded its activities to include the selling of banners, pins, and shakers in addition to the flowers for the Johnstown-Gloversville game. From this money they helped pay for the wood that made the which stands in the gym during our basket- ball games. Money was also used to buy the supplies to make the many signs adorning the school halls building school spirit. Marion Sofka sells a shaker to Paulette Borden OFFICERS: Dave Slingerland, Treas.g Kris Ackerbauer, Second Vice-Pres.3 Armsg Jim Mandato, Pres.g Ed Caraco, Sec.g john Graham, First vice-Pres. Tim Cross, Sgt. at This year, the major ac:- tivity of the j.H.S. Key Club was to aid the Kiwanis Club with Student Government Day. j.H.S. juniors filled the offices of mayor, alder- men, county supervisors, county clerk and sheriff for one day. The members also had the opportunity to eat lunch with the Kiwanis Club and observe how their meetings are run. Key Clzzb Server The Community From lefl: Stew Tartell, jack Buchner, jon VanAlstine, Rusty Easterly, Bill Kitchen, Rich Lorence, jim Mandato, Tim Cross, Kris Ackerbauer, Brian Kelly, john Graham, Tim Callery, Dave Slingerland fback to cameraj. Mining: Ed Caraco, Tom McGivern, Bob Caraco. 143 MARCHERS PW Wm With Rhythm And Shi!! Raw I: Pat Hall, Donna Hale, Lynn Farrant, Bfargo Bowman, Norma Bisignani, Cathy Bisignani, Jane Bendl, Laurie Becker. Row 2. Co-Captain Elaine Argersinger, Marie Thomas, Pam LaVoie, Kathy Subilf. Sue Ortell, Sharon Manino, Mary-Jo Kitchen, Jolene Joyce Kathy Jeffers, Chris Howe, Co-Captain Pam Henry. 0 Z! 61 0 1' 7' Lefl io righl: Lynn Davis, Sherry Buchner, Capt. Margaret Johns, Alberta Brunner, Bonnie Barter. I44 Mnjerettei Pifesent Original H tif Tinie Ententnininent This year under captain Rose- mary Kulwiec the Marchers, Twirlers, and Color Guards car- ried out the original tradition of half-time entertainment at the football games. This year they used new tech- niques in performing. The girls planned to march at the away Gloversville game but, due to inclement weather they were unable to perform. Cnpffzizzs Rosemary Kulwiec Twiiftenv Razz' 1: S. Diddato, P. Pelosi, P. Borden, J. Parenti, D. Miller, V. Kohout, N. Gray, R. Kulwiec, J. Muzzi. Row 2: S. Rohick, C. Beno, S. Smith, R. Ralbovsky, K. Strevy, R. Caraco, A. Porta, C. Bartlett, M. Sofka. Row 1: Joyce Canary, Deb Clark, Judy MacMillian, Ann Brothers, Valerie Srnith, Pam Pelosi, Shirley Blowers, Naomi Kenyon, Margaret Stewart, Ruth Popp, Nancy West. Rout 2: Deb Harazin, Bonnie Barter, Gloria Christman, Julianne Buttman, jean Wluite, Nancy Miller, Diane White. Chris Kehoe, Yvonne Reny, jo-Ann Clark. Row 3: Sue Praetorius, Ann Sponnable, Carol M , , Marion Sofka, Mary jane Putman, Diana Chadwell, Donna Slingerland, . Row 4: Dick Orloff, Mike Corsi, Richard Elton, Clark, Charlie Gragg, Monica Russo, jill Pollack. Row 5: Mark Fuller, Tom Burtman, Mike Subik, Bob Pollack, Paul Knipler, Fred Richey. Missing: Mrs. Helen Russell, Director. A rm A ll-State Rejnfefenmfiffes These Chorus and Band members were chosen for their musical abili- ties by state officials to represent I.H.S, at the Area All-State Con- cert. This event was held in De- cember at Glens Falls. Rauf 1: jo-Ann Clark, Gloria Christman, Ann Sponnable fBandj, Charles Gragg fBandj, Debbie Clark, Pam Pelosi. Rau' 2: Mark Fuller, Dick Orloff, Paul Knipler, Mike Subik. Razz' 1: M. Stewart, N. West, G. Liebowitz, J. White, J. Clark, M. Sofka, P. Harris, R. Henderson. Raw 2: J. Hill, C. Gragg, F, Richie, A. Palmater, C. Gillmore, J. Sweet. Rauf 3: Mr. I-loughston, directorg M. Fuller, M. Subik, Evans, ul. Callahan, P. Knipler. Bmw' Select horny Row I: Pam Pelosi, Joyce Canary, Gloria Christman, Marge Stewart, Sue Zinter. Row 2: Nancy Miller, D-eb Clark, White, Bonnie Barter, jesnine White. Raw 3: Charlie Gragg, Clark, Paul Knipler, Fred Richie, Mike DeCorsii, Richard Elton. I47 Infeifeyied Girly Serve A5 Red Crm H ogbiml Volunteers. Sealefi: Chris Squires, Eileen Subik, Roylene Christrnan, Peg Rulison, Ann Brothers, Lillian Courtney. Szanding- Barb Kelly Mary Jo Kitchen, Barb Peterson, Linda Pedrick, JoAnn Snell, Ann Van Deusen, jamye Greenman, jackie Henry and jill Polacek Jamye Greenman gets ready to leave after a hard day's work at the hospital. The girls in the Red Cross Hospital Youth Service do many hours of volunteer work at the Johnstown Hospital after school and on Saturdays. Their duties include feeding pa- tients, changing beds, delivering flowers and newspapers, and running errands for the nurses. The girls find the work very reward- ing and worthwhile. l48 iw Sift K tsss s...r ,K r 'wk f ,A-',j. - 33633 A if till! i Mary jo Kitchen seems rekiirslf to be enjoying her ca Row 1: Jeanne Stroud, Sherry Buchner, Alberta Bunner, Liz Northrup, Hele n Di Bartolomeow, Ingrid Curtis, Cathy Scovic, Mary jo Kitchen Scott Horton. Row 2: Rusty Easterly, Charlie Gregg, Joe Vacula, john Graham, Cam Cross, Kris Ackerbauer, jirn Mandato, Betsy Baxter john Callahan, Sally Kniper, Rich McSherry. HEH S6hZl55b0077Z61 5 - '68 I5 Memorable For Ski Club Providing winter athletic enjoyment was the main purpose of this year's Ski Club. Mr. Corbett proved to be a fine advisor, as the club journeyed to North Creek Ski Bowl and Gore Mountain Ski Center. The club also held one of its annual cook-outs at Royal Mountain. Officers Were: John Graham-prefidezzt Kris Ackerbauer-vice preridefzt Jennifer FOSS-J6f7'6fHl 'l' Bill Brinlnnan-iz'ef151n'er John Graham, Ski Club president, slices through a gate at Royal Mountain Sealed: Shirley Blowers, Betty Hulsaver, Gloria Christman, Joyce Canary, Carol McCarte1. Smnding: Miss Eve- lyn Elwood, advisorg Mary Bronk, Ruth Ann POPP, Mark Fuller. Joyce Canary, Vice Presidentg Ruth Popp, Presidentg Gloria Christman, Secre- tary. Infeefeffen' Stndenii Kean Linmzfy Rnnning S77Z00ZLhb! l50 The j.H.S. Library Club is an organiza- tion for students who are interested in aiding Miss Elwood with continual, smooth and efficient library service. The club also holds several teas for the faculty annually and this year went on several trips. Library club members who show a consistent desire to serve are rewarded with a pin at the end of the school year. Ronny Pedrick looks over-joyed to be in the library. Row 1: Anna Pappis, Valerie Cromer, Nancy Talerico, Diane Hannis, Mrs, Sellers, Diane Horning, jamye Greenman, Terri Corn- pagnone. Row 2: Charlotte Miller, Susan Billa, Pat Pollack, Nancy Intelisano, joy johnson, Roseann Liccarcli, jackie Ortell, jean Ressico, Kathy Johnson. Row 3: Leslie Fenstermacher, Nancy Santangelo, Sharon Bevington, Judy Miller, Linda Ecker. Girls' Athletic Arfociaijon The Girls' Athletic Association provides sports-minded girls an opportunity to participate in organized sports. Meeting each week, the club aids the girls in learning the regulations of sports and in developing strong bodies. Diane Horning seems over excited as Louise Edwards Sprints to the other side of the gym. MRS. ANDREA SELLERS, Advisor ISI Business Club The aims and purposes of the Busi- ness Club are all beneficiary to the busi- ness students of j.H.S. Interpreting the role of business in America, acquiring economic understanding, and group projects of a business nature aid the interested commercial students. Talks on various business schools in the state guide the students who wish to continue their business education. Meetings are held on the third Friday of every month. This year's officers were: Presidefzls Janis Carpenter Vice-Pres.: Sharon Diodato Sec.-Treas.: Bernie Neuhaus Miss Cavaretto instructs the club's president, Janice Carpenter, in the use of an adding machine. Medical Arts Club Girls interested in nursing and other medical careers find the Medical Arts Club useful, as it shows them what the fu- ture in such professions has to offer. Films acquainted the members with various aspects of r the field of medicine. my ..f, .. juliane Burtman, president of the Medical Arts Club, discusses plans for club activities with Mrs. Aldrich, school nurse. I52 ZH' Bugle A617116 Spa W5 S Z zz cz' e 77 I M pzjozferfef 5 C60 V215 Student Comm If I I53 Spring Aciivifief Z 96 7 '67 junior Prom Tom Agone, Sue Smith, Dick Jung and Camille Liccardi seem to be enjoying themselves at the Prom. l 11? lll, at l 3 ' ,X .n4 i,,,k -J is k Jim Smrtic escorts Cathy Baker in the Coronation Ceremony. The 1967 Junior Prom was an overwhelming success. represented a Colonial Garden . Attendance exceeded everyones expectations and sur- The theme, Gone With the Wind, was carried out passed previous years by a large number-nearly 100 expertly right up to the exciting moment when Debi junior' couples attended the gala affair. Race and Dom Fazzio were crowned the royal couple The gym was elegantly decorated and truly on the veranda ofthe Colonial Mansion. NF- Paul Knipler, jane Bowers, Ed Klena, Kathy Coons, Sarah Schelle, and Dave Slingerland. l56 asians 'Wuhan WVE V qv, it ,OUMMQ -. , .iv THE ROYAL COURT ' .4--.p-v---i'.4.u:xs1wfSG il V' P! i Q 4 N V Sealed: Bonnie Barter, jennifer, Carol Brott, '67 Queen Debi Race, Cathy Baker, Chris Howe, Sue Smith. Standing: Kris Ackerbauer, Tom Agone, jim Wilmot, '66 King Tom Ruch, '67 King Dom Fazzio, '66 Queen Kathy Monnat, jim Srnrtic, Scott Horton, Ed Caraco. Class Of '68 Enteeinineei In Colonial Genfeien Fafefn Gene With The Wine! S. ly it A to f - -- ' 6 t ' e,:- 2 11- K 7 A .- 4- . - - - -' g IA... Q? . WW' Sealed: Dan Hzmnis, Janis Carpenter, Mary Maska, Vic Brumaghm. - - 5' , K Smrzdirlg' Dun Intelasano and Pam Pelosi, V. .. Q -vef A ,A - 'A '-ii, . Q? - i 6 iiiiiiiiii C W to - itt. Brian Sarris is busy with pre-prom decorations. '57 I ll X sr! I '67 Vanity Tmck Team Rau' I: jim Folmsbee, Lloyd Sweet, Joe Hernkind, john Hall, Don Wilson, Bill Zayicek, Charlie Connors, Charlie Dwyer, Dick Spraker, Raw 2: Dan Ackernecht, Ted Barter, Paul Beaudry, Al Prysunka, Fred Oaksford, Mike Fleming, Tom Chamber- lain, Stanley Allen. Rau' 3: Errol jones, Charlie Squires, jon Van Alstine, Tom Agone, Fred Putman, Tom Callery, Jim Smrtic, Greg Baker, Mr. Dustin-coach. Emmy jones, Mike Malatino, Dan Hannis, Barry Chadwell, Red Squires, jim Wilrnot. The '67 track team was the Western Conference champion for the fourth consecutive year, being un- defeated in all of its dual meets. The teams strongest areas were middle and long distance events, broad jump and pole vaulting. Our team was led by some of Johnstown High's most able athletes. Co-captains were Mike Malatino Errol jones, who represented Section II at the state finals in Buffalo, is starting off his triple jump, Errol also broke the school records in the triple jump and broad jump. and Emmy jones. Other outstanding performers were the Squires brothers, Marty Krempa, Lloyd Sweet, Errol jones and Dick Spraker. Mr. Dustin's first year as Varsity coach proved very successful. can be sure that there will be many more to come. QQ ,M .3 ei . . jim Wilziiiit and Don Vifilson , . . Tmmd Lloyd Sweet is the first miler to cross the finish line. 'MQPIMM fy? ' I .mu ' K J' , Marty Krempa follows through after putting the discus in orbit. j.H.S. I5 Again Weyiewe Confbwme Champ 14, Emmy jones is using his persuasive powers to running against Gloversville in the low hurdles .. sr' get Mr. Dustin to see things his way. I59 IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS Sprakes flies over the bar. . . . .114 .saw .91V2 104 108 112W .94 .37 105 .61 Saratoga ....... 2 2 Burnt Hills .... 47M-Z Hud-son ....... 44W Albany Acad. .. 32 Shenendehowa .. 28 29M Scotia ........ 42 W. Conf. Relays . Gloversville .... 3 1 W. Conf. Meet fWon Amster. ...... . 1 '67 Recom' B1fmke1f5 Errol jones-Broad Jump, Triple jump Dan Achneknecht-440 52:8 sec. Lloyd Sweet-Mile Medley Relay Team-Al Prysunka, Ion VanAlstine, John Hall, and Fred Putman The milers start out at the Johnstown, Gloversville, Amsterdam triangular meet. G-ville .. .. 28 Burnt Hills .. 20, G-ville ....... 18 By I-townj Al Prysunka starts out on the first foot of the medley relay. l60 ,at Attila strives to break the record in the 440 yd '67 jay Vee Track ti 5 , wgyb l i Row 1: jim Vacek, Kurt Achernecht, john Abel, George Kollar, joe Hermes, joe Foss, Paul Simek, Randy Hutchinson. Row 2.- Kim Miller, Rusty Easterly, Dave Devenclorf, Gary Brown, Rich l.orence, joe Santangelu, Alan Cole, Paul Hutchinson, Ron Charney. Rau' 3: Coach jack Dunlop, Gerry Simek, Bob Pratorious, Gary Clayburn, Gary Fosmire, Mitch Mowrey, Bob Sweet, Dick Orloff. SCORES J.H.S.. .65 Burnt Hills . . 71 j.H.S.. ,53 Gloversville . . 83 J.H.S.. .43 Mayfield ..., 80 Northville . 31V2 Western Conference Meet Znd place j.H.S.. .66 Northville ..,. 70 :gg Rusty Easterly and Kim Miller are getting ready for their first meet. Ji! Rauf 1: Kathy Scovic, Kitty lXlcGivern. Razz' 2: Sally Klock, Sue ' Smith, Dawn Henry. Rau 3: Kathy Vifhite, Sandy Walsli, Lynn Foster, Barbara Avery. Ron' -if Sue Sweetman, Barham Moynihan, Jennifer lfoss, Dehhie Cross, Roz: 5: ,loan Easterly, Martti Engle- man. lNlissingiDorry Loske. lb' ..w,-lAw M, 9 4 iq 4? .3 if ' 1 Q1- ttk. 5 o K .n ' r-: V hs - 341 Q I 'N Q ooo V -' no ol . ' ' , f-.1- - .131 Vria ,ya1,f:f:e-Q ,, V f' , W ' I f - l , W, 1 l V - llooi ,. , ,, L, -1 --f: - H . 'I U ,Q V .,,,- , I g,, ,ff .,,-k 1 ,,..: 1 -1 .E V Ii.- K .......a 1-nu...-. -.,,,q,,, M, , H- mf P lm. yi' -- -I A fm, MM. ,, ,: ,H-gin - .. 4 au: - The throw is a little late, but Tom Kralovic gives it a good try. L ,, ml Q , 6' i E fl X lo W The subs cheer the team on. Nice Swing Bob, but no dice, Va nity Bayebazll - 1 96 7 Coach Purcell had high hopes for the 1967 baseball team, but the team's record was not as outstanding as expected. Bob Bean was one of the bright spots and his name was put on the baseball plaque in the main lobby of Things look good for next year's team with four starters returning. The infield should be strong with a nucleus around Tony Santangelo and Tom Kralovic. There will be great depth in catching and battingg two pitchers will also be returning. I The j.V. squad was coached by Mr. Benton and should have a finelteam again in '68 with the help' of the sophomore boys. ' vi 3, at , if , .., 'N Q Ee an at - Q it it .. ,, x it 9 .I it . bww ., E 'i 5 Q Emma was il K fs, 7 f if . f ifeiftf? Q, 1 . . 1. U ..,Vk,.., ,msg at wage , ityt. I - 'Ki Q , .f 1 E i i, 59 lii gl B . l .5 f t .s ,eit... V V iitti 3 i A A Yeah!! I hit one!! Sluggers One Aim' A!!! Row one: Kevin Bowman, Pete Carleo, joe KTUGJ Vacula, Carm Pagano, Larry Melita, Don Murphy, Tom Sands, Jack Siedlecki. Row 2: Pete Valachovic, Al Hosbach, Tony Santangelo, Don Ward, Bob Bean, and Coach Ray Purcell. l63 Raw 1: Coach H. Woods, Kris Ackbauer, R. Elton, T. Clark. Rau' 2: P. Knipler, D Fox, S. Tnrtell, T. Kane. R010 3.' P. Steen- burg, J. Kane, L. Van Voast, B. MacGregor, D. Jung. '6 7 Tennis Team 4 Paul Knipler smashes one over the net. l Stew Tartell is about to let one fly while John LaFontaine watches his technique. Nine Members Looking Fwfwez m' To N ext Year Kris Ackerbnuer is poised for action. Pam making that all important toss. A tender moment for Deb and Ned. The Class Play Of 1967 A Success . The Senior Class of 1967 pre- sented the play, The Scent of the Roses on March 24, 25, and 26. This event was held for two reasons: to raise funds for the Senior Class and to give the histrionic students of the class a chance to perform. The play was directed by Miss Ros- anne Ferrara, a member of the faculty. THE CAST: Bernadine Hladik Debi Cross Ned Van Woert Cathy Borden lim Colasanti Arlene Whittingham Bill Zajieck Doug Hart Laurie Anderson Joe Foss Bill MacGregor Toni Stefo Bob Squires jack Callery Danny Ehle jim Folmsbee Pam Spawn Sally Klock, Slilldgllf Director jack and Ned struggle through a tough scene. Guest speaker at the '67 Commencement, Dr. William Gragg, president of Fulton Montgomery Community College, and presi- dent of the Board of Education, Mr. William Lampe walk to their places of honor. The curtain rose for the final scene in the lives of the students of the Class of 1967 in june. After four years of hard work and good times, they reached one of the most important crossroads in their lives, that of exchanging the student life for the adult life. In the years to follow, they will remember the years at J. H. S. as the home where they found guidance to aid them for all their lives. my Parents and friends are anxious to catch a glance of someone they know in the class of '67 Valedictorian Bernadine Hladik leads the class of '67 on to Knox Field Seniors walk under the arches at their last official school function-Graduation. Class Of '67 Prqbmfef To Face The World Members of the Board of Education are marching in to take their places at the graduation exercises at Knox Field. Arch-Bearersg lefz ride from lop: Janis Carpenter, Alberta Bunner, Dawn Henry, Judy Lathers, Carol Brott, Debbie Johnson. Right ride: Margaret Johns, Sherry Buchner, Kris Nelson, Lynne Davis, Paula Harris, Karen De Magistris. I67 Adveaflifemenly The Most of the Best to the Class of '68 D E N K E RT'S 2 I 3 West State Street Johnstown MAggS3.DcHnuRA REAL ESTATE 5 a o K E R I I MARY R. CHMURA Everything in Real Estate II5 Pleasant Avenue 6-3380 LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER FULTONVILLE MACHINE 8: TOOL 170 Can you I d y I IIW CI w 1 1 4 1 4 IA69 COKE IS KING af ki Wherever ' J' 'Wx I I I you're G ' golng' ' ' When you - --- V 7 need a little lift- ' ' ' depend on Coke V .'... A li mum: X All III If Il 62227 lil LOCAL DISTRIBUTER 278 S. Main S+. Regular King GIoversviIIe, N. Y. Q -........... n K A 17 wherever X I X f you've V b -- I , AI. COCA-COLA BOTILED UND!! AUIHOIIIIV Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV I I I I 1 O I FULTON OPTICAL SERVICE Phone 4-35I3 2 Eas+ Fulfon SI. 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ALFORD AND SMITH CO., INC. Chairs Desks FiI'n Cab'neI's SI1eIvin I I I Q I I Q Typewrifers, Adding Machines, CaIcuIa+ors All Types of Business Siaiionery The Execufive GLOVERSVILLE SPORT SHOP Specialisis in Sporfs' 6 Easf Fulion Sfreei, Gloversvilla HAL SUTLIFF A NICE PLACE TO EAT' I Dial 6-9923 I42 Comrie Avenue Johnsfown TANK GAS INC. P. D. Box 391 Exf. Easf Sfafe Sf. Johnsfown New Yorlc Complimenfs of THE FULTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION FuI+on Counfy Moiors, Inc. GarIocIc's Olds-Cad., Inc. CIarence Gifford Mofor Sales, Inc. H 8: P Mo+ors, Inc. Glove Ci'I'ies Chevy Kingsborg Mofor Sales Mihal Mofors I. Heiman, Inc. HoweII 8: Pierson, Inc. Rose Buick, Inc. Shepard Pon'riac, Inc. Valley SmaII Car, Inc. MILTON BAIRD 8: SON Plumbing and Hea+ing 6-7888 6-B760 L, -A ru, TYLER TILE CO., INC 'II:or Those Who Demand The I: Wood-Mode Kifchens 38l5 J h I Dial 4- o WOCIC5 PERSSE BROS. Bes+ Wishes TWIN CITIES MILK CO., INC I 48 E. Main SI. Johnsiown, N. Y STEWART 81 BERGEN CO. ns w. Main sf. Jshnsiown, N Y 63:81 4 Hardwares Housewares The Menagerie The Sfaiesman STANTON FURS Furs and Cus+om Made Fur Garmenfs I3 S. MarIre+ S+. Johnsiown, N. Y. 6 7723 Complimenis of WASHBURN'S ICE CREAM Tony Saniangelo and Bob Rickard mess around in Clara B I ff ar on's o ice. Besi' Wishes JACK 8: JILL SHOP Specializing in Juniors 5-432I 80 N. Main S+. GIoversviIIe, N. Y. .4 Best Wishes From MOHAWK COUNCIL 2145338 Wes+ Main S+ree+ Johns+own, N Y lc Besf Wishes COONLEY I ESSO 52 Eas+ Main Sfreef Johns+own, New Yorl: Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1968 From T5 e. W-m '5i l 3, W , I , ig ,., .8--:J 1 ig . . - 3 ii ' N5 5 E s J n,..x lmiiihhll AH EARN PHARMACIES Johns'rown Gloversville Mary Jo Kifchen Looks really inferesfed in lhe chemislry FULTON COUNTY GLASSWORKS Glass of All Descripiions All Curved Windshields 306 Sou'I'h Main S+ree1' 5-4l23 lecfure. GLADYS C. PUTMAN I I I 5,161 r Ik ,V I' A fe. V, ,,. ' Jfif- i . I . I: f ' gja1:..lIgI,',,i '. . ' ' Y flaw O - I ,. I I General, Healfh, LIfe Insurance I 5 ,. ' flgffff I Phone 6-92I5 ...N I I. s awww ffl? ' ff H' 1 A . ,W f I . . :Ig If:f'i:'I If I sa I vw 'W'N'W'Bv7'9l4'10f' C fl ff xg 4 S. William S+. Johnsfown 7ff3i!!l ? Sffyhpc ' vxelx X . ,. ,, , Ij YLYY 1 T It f XI Complimenfs +o Class of '68 . l2.ee ll, lllll . ,,l.ll lllll I I llll' From SPRAY NINE Dia' mn KNIGHT OIL CORPORATION Prindle and Jansen Ave. JoI'Ins+own, N. Y. 25l N. Comrie Ave. Congraiulaiions fo 'I'l'Ie Class of '68 DAN WALSH NEWTON 8K MORRISON INSURANCE BROKER Sfafioners-Wall Paper S.W.P. Painls Jolmslown' N' Y' Tel: 69464 JAMES BALLARD Cgmplimenfs of Mason Con+rac+or PE-I-EIS SNACK BAR R. D. Johnsfown 2-I025 5' E, Main S+. Johnsfown Besl' Wishes LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE I5 S. William S+. Johnsfown, New York Congraiulafions +o +I1e Class of I967 THE .IOHNSTOWN KNITTING MILL CO. I84 .EW,:, . , l'b'?f W' ' ,,,vW . 1.9 1 F Y V 5 .ibm fhwux Fw YN W W'm Ag 2 . '15 .,,Wf 'P' C9-1 153516. x-QM' 'QA 'sv 'E sz If el v,,,i. lk. 5551 ffrf1:g:Z.a ,. . ., .,, 'ft -f' '51 vm 'I' 4 Q y -.aw N. ' igrtpgfkf-1, yt, .f FAN 92 ,f -2 , 'W-N A . 'A U-a.,,iiJhnw..4i.aalus.4t.wt,,f,.,,,..Y , M f -,,.,. ,. H ,,,, Q NT- -4- T' -t .Jff , 5 In K W' M.-af. . Y UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN It has been our privilege to sup- ply your fine class with its gradu- ation needs. As you travel life's path you will meet Balfour 8a Taylor again and again. Balfour Sz Taylor serves colleges, industry and the armed forces with the finest rings, pins, tro- phies, graduation announcements and yearbooks. Good luck and Warm congratulations to our lifetime friends! REGIONAL OFFICE L.G. Balfour Company Taylor Publishing Company Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden Besf Wishes fo Ihe Baronef Sfaff DUROSS BROS. Fonda Road E. F. KELLY CO. Building Cons+rucI'ion Phone 6-7628 I3 Fraser Ave. JOIWSIOWH PETER F. DUNN FUNERAL HOME I Easf Green SI. Johnsfown New YorI: The J.V's have a new cheer! Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes 'ro Ihe Barone'r S+a'Ff GUIFFRE BROS. Fonda New York Besi' Wishes COLORAMA ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. MAJOR APPLIANCES Johns+own-Fonda Road EVA'S BRIDAL SHOP Bridal Pariy A'H'ire-Formals CocId'aiI-Lodge Gowns-Lingerie Phone 3-854I R. D. FONDA Carmen Pagano seems 'ro be day dreaming in his home FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF ALBANY Th re are 5,336 pigs in New Zealand. land Then someII '86 Johns+own Office I' And we rhoughf The J.V.'s were bad cheerleaders! JULES T. GARFALL, INC. Cusfom Made Leafher Sporfswear Johnsfown, New Yorl: W. T. GRANTS Al l JUST SAY CHARGE IT! Known for Values from Coasl To Coast 2 W. Main S+. Johnsiown, New York See John B. Melita Jeweler al' MELlTA'S GEM LAB for A Gigan+ic Assor'rmen+ of Charm Pierced Earrings Johnslown's lvlosl lvloclern Jewelry Siore Open Monday-Friday Nighi' Un'l'il 9 P.M. All Year Round W. Main Sfreei Johnsfown SOI' You're wanled in The OFFICE. Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ Wishes ARGERSINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Down-Town G'ville Phone 4-3I66 73-79 N. Main S+. Charge Accounis Welcome ri , S- P' TREHER 81 JUNG INC. . ,IYK . .. x Plumbing and Heating Supplies 43 N. Main S+. Gloversville, New York Nooniime in A-3 TEN EYCK THE JEWELER 43 W. Main Sl. Jolwnsfown, New Yorlc SUNOCC GAS 81 OILS RED KNOBLAUGH s. soNs Sunoco Gas and Oils Raclialor Repair l28 N. Perry S+. Jolwnslown We can? gel along wiflwouf our U d '89 TOM'S ELECTRIC SHOP I6 S. Perry S+. Johnsfown Call 6-3422 ARTERIAL MOBIL CHUCK'S SERVICE Corner Pleasanf Ave. and Washinglon Sf. r 7 ' jleowefz Slmppe rlowms ma au masons N. Comrie Ave. Johnslown Prindle and Jansen Ave. Phone 6-39I7 COLE'S A. BORDEN FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME '0 2 Wm' Sl' Johnsfown 2:5 E. Main S+. Phone 5-39:9 J V l cl Sue Smillw seem 'fo be very alfenlive In Mall! Cla WALT'S WALK-IN GROCERY l00 E. SIa'I'e SIree+ Johnsfown, New York CHAMBERLAW'S I8 N. Marlref SI. Johnsfown BROWN AND EHLE FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone 6-868I I5 N. William SI. Johnsfown GOULD'S DEPARTMENT STORE rf I xv ' Q .7 A 5, ,f ,.- ii 6 R TTEE E':E M! ' we 36 PM TEEE 6 ' Q ii T'-EfTET1 6 1 T 2 sf' .1 We give S8cH Green S+amps 36 W. Main S+. Johnsfown Q41 DEWITT DOCKSTADER 46 W. Main S+. Men's Wear and Lady Pendelfon COOLMAN LUMBER CO. Telephone 6-8622 Johnsfown iii. 38 B nie and her gang whoop if up af Lowville. Congrafulaiions AUS ELECTRIC SHOP Wesfinghouse, Moiorola, Mayiag Besi' Wishes TRI-COUNTY ENGINEERS W. Main Sf, Johns+own DONALD C. CROSS II Insurance-Real Estate Dial 6-30l5 8 S. Market St. Johnstown, N. Y. MEATS OF GOOD TASTE DAVID DIMEZZA INC. MEMBER OF BUY-RITE FOOD STORES Sporting Goods and Bait 2 E. Madison Ave. Johnstown 526 N. Perry St. Johnstown, N. Y. 6-78l4 Jeep JOHN C. MILLER, INC. 509-5'I3 N. Perry St. Johnstown, New York Mercury Continental Comet Triumph Telephone 6-7l24 And on my len is .s real fish . . . . I92 A gift for this year's graduates . . . free checking account service You want to loe sure you manage your money wisely, right? Ot course. So our graduation gitt ot tree checking account service tor one year will help you do that. l'low? you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you've spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proot you paid. The Bank National Lonimercml Bank and Trust Company For iob opportunities at The Bank, iust write or call our Personnel Department. WILLIAM SH REIVOGL General Coniracfor Phone 6-8 I 50 I Rosewood Ave. JoI1ns'I'own CONROY GLOVES Manu'Fac+urers of oIIIoII IIeIII l o o Fine Leafher GIoves , I, Ie1IlIee 1 Dial 6-9444 , Markef S+. PROP Johnsfown, N. Y. Main S+reeI' Johnsiown, New York ff KNCX GELATINE, INC Johnstown, New York Kafhy Subik concen ra es on e omewor I good envelope 'nv noon hour. as f X3- YQ-1 ,. ,I W kA'A.kY W ,. Akzv' M WMAMK Congra'IuIaI'ions 'Io Ihe Senior CIass Md, , sg s ga IRAH IIEIIIERI McSHERRY'S o o o o Q o o SUPER UPER MARQET ..i-: s ,www ...zf mm ,,, . ,Q I ., oi., ,:o,.. . fi H47 Arggngfon Avenue h xii Gloversville, N. Y. Corner of N. Markef and W. Main BesI Wishes DELUXE DINER II S. Perry S+. Johnsfown DOHERTY'S 9 S. Melcher Sfreef M Johnsfown New YorIr E 5 gg I SQN I , it . ,.,,1 .. -T Ugh!!! Mashed poIaIo sandwiches again. Bes'I Wishes MILLIGAN AND HIGGINS INC. Maple Ave. Johnsfown, N. Y. 2-4638 I95 1 PUTMAN'S MARKET I44 W. Main S+. Johns+own Diai 6-72I4 Nofhing Takes +he Place of Meai Serve 'rhe Finesf Serve Our Fresh Cui' Meafs EACKER 8: CALLERY Qualify Foofwear al W. Main SI. Johnsfown e Guard ai' J.H.S. FIELDS 81 BAXTER Insurance I4 N. Marlcef S+. Johnsfown N SQUIRE'S PAST-RY SHOP Delicious Baked Goods I28 W. Main SI. Johnsfown N WILLIAM KITCHEN. JR. Builder 306 W. S+a+e S+. Johnsfown SANITARY BARBER SHOP MIKE and NICK RUSSO. Props. 26 N. Maricef Sf. Johnsiown, N. Y. Besi Wishes DICK VEDDER'S MOBILE SERVICE 50 E. Ma in Sf. Joh I Phone 6-89I2 GILLMORE OIL CO. INC. Texaco Healing Oils Au'I'omoI'ive Supplies 208 N. Perry S+. Johnslown, N. Dial 2-46I7 Trusl Your Car To The Man Who Wears The Slar Besi' Wishes PED ELECTRIC 8: SERVICE STATION I50 Easf Sfafe Slreef Johnsiown Congrafulafions fo +I1e Class of '68 SMITTY'S SAE I .dip Besl' Wishes FELTHOUSEN'S l l FLORIST Moons 8. CURTIS INSURANCE I52 Main S+. Johnsfown Dial 6-34 I 8 Johns+own 4 EGR4 4 'L p o 6' as 0 Q il 2. 9 'X' '7 ,,:,,1 M u. 9-3,4 2 S4-ml Flum-ro. Ilbrlmluide' 'Iv I97 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs u Loe Popp John L. McSherry William Pohleven Veron Hanrahan Beniamin Harris Alberl' Hayes Donald Pulver Charles Pedrick Salva+ore Z. Caraco Carllon Chrislman James Broyles Dominick DiBar+olomeo William Chrisfoff Frank De Magisfris Florian P. Subik Ann Buriman and Mrs. Arnold Henry Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs George Johns Clayfon Lafhers Kenne'rh Blakeslee Paul Sedal Fred H. Richey George A. Graham Warren Canary Jack Clark Roberl' Agone Bernard Neuhaus Thomas B. Caraco D. C. Argersinger Fredrick W. Barler Mrs. Edi+h Passero Mrs. Helen Manda+o Mr. and Mrs. Forresi' Howe PROFESSIONAL BOOSTERS . Joseph J. Melifa William A. Ralbovsky Maurice M. Tarlell Roberi A. Smi'rh Richard Wagner Ar1'hur Wilsey Dr. John D. Sponnable Dr. Donald Wilsey Dr. Au'rhur Howard Dr. Arfhur Brenman Allen H. Pulsifer Dr. Frank J. Lifynski Senior Index ABEL, JOHN-Football, Wrestling, Track. ACKERBAUER, KRIS4Ski Club, Key Club, Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, Tennis 2, 3, 4, V. P. Class 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety, National Athletic Scholarship. ACKERKNECHT, DANIEL-Track 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Wrestling 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Skiing 3, 4, Var- sity Club. ADEBAHR, GEORGIA-Baronet, .Pep Club, E.T.A., Student Council 4. AGONE, THOMAS-Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P. Class 2, 4, National Honor Society, Varsity Club, Sec.-Treas. ALEANO, JOSEPH ANDERSON, BEN-Wrestling. ARGESINGER, ELAINE-Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Majorettes, Capt. Marchers 3, 4. BAKER, CATHY-Sec. Class 1, Copy Ed. of Baronet 4, Bugle Staff, junior Red Cross, Friendship Club. BAKER, GREG-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country, Co-Capt. 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. BARTER, BONITA-Sec.-Treas. of Band, Ski Club, Color Guard, Capt. 3, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, E.T.A., Swimming, Chorus. BENDL, jANEwMajorettes. BENNETT, MICHAEL BEYER, PAUL-Wrestling 3, 4, Track 4. BILLA, RICHARD-Bowling. BISIGNANI, CATHY-Ski Club, Gym Club, Swim- ming, Majorettes, Tri-Hi-Y, Bugle. BLAKESLEE, CATHRINE-Color Guard, G.A.A. BLOWERS, SHIRLEY-Chorus, Library Club, Business Club. BOICE, JOHN BOWDISH, CAROL ANN BREWDA, JOSEPH-Wrestling, Debate Club. BRIGGS, ROSEMARY BROTHERS, ANN MARIE-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Medi- cal Arts, Hospital Youth. BROTT, CAROL ANN-Sec. Class 2, Treas. Class 4, Pres. Tri-Hi-Y 4. BROTT, HOWARD W. BROWN, KIMBERLY-Chorus 4. BROYLES, SHARON-Baronet, Pep Club, F.T.A. BRUMAGHIM, VICTOR-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 4, E.T.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1. BUCHNER, SHERRYHBugle Staff, Ski Club, Baronet Staff, Color Guard, Pres. Debate, National Honor Society. BUNNER, ALBERTA-Ski Club, BTA., Debate Club, Color Guard, Gym Club, Baronet. BURKE, M. BURTMAN, JULIANNE-Treas. Library Club, Medi- cal Arts, Chorus Hospital Youth. BURTMAN, THOMAS-Football 1, Baseball 1, Pro- jectionist Club, Chorus. CALHOUN, MARTIN A. CALLAHAN, JOHN-Band, Ski Club. CALLERY, THOMAS-Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club, Cross-Country 3, 4, Treas. of Class 3, Gym Club. CANARY, JOYCE-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Library Club V.P. of 4. CARACO, CARMEN S. CARACO, EDWARD P.-Baronet Ed. 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, National Honor Society. CARACO, JOSEPH C. CARPENTER, jANISWG.A.A. 1, Bugle Staff 2, Busi- ness Club, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. CARROLL, ROBERT B. CHARLES, KATHY-F.N.A. 1, Chorus 4. CHRISTMAN, GLORIA-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Library Club, Sec. 4, Red Cross Rep. 4. CHRISTMAN, PATRICAHEriendship Club, Track Official, F.T.A. CHRISTOFE, BRUCE-Track, F.T.A. CLARK, DEBORAH-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus. CLARK, JO-ANN-Sec.-Treas. of Band 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Chorus 4. cooNs, CATHY-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4. COURTNEY, LILLIAN-Varsity Hockey Hospital Youth. DALMATA, LES-Football, Track, Gym Club, Basket- ball. DAVIS, LYNNE-E.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Bugle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 3, 4. DeMAGISTRIS, KAREN-F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Baronet 4, Pep Club. DiBARTOLMEO, HELEN-PICS. E.T.A. Friendship Club, Bugle Staff, Ski Club. I99 DUCHALA, KATHY-Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., Baronet, Bugle Staff, Track Official, Friendship Club. DUTCHER, LINDA-Chorus. EATON, JEFFREY D. FARRANT, LINDA-Tri-Hi-Y, Majorettes, Ski Club. FAZZIO, DOMINICK-Pres. of Class 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, V.P. 4, J.V. Football, Basketball. FENSTERMACHER, NANCY-Business Club, Future Beauticians, Red Cross. FERJANEC, STEPHEN M. FLEMING, CATHYE-Friendship Club, Majorettes. FOSS, JENNIFER-Ski Team, Ski Club, Friendship Club, Pres. 4, Girls State Representative 3, Track Official, Bugle Staff. FREENY, STEVEN D. FULLER, MARK-Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectionists Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4. GALT, PAMELA GAYDUSEK, EDWARD-Basketball 1, 2, F.T.A. National Honor Society, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Baronet, Red Cross Rep. 4, V.P. 2. GRAHM, JOHN KNOX-Ski Team, Ski Club, Treas. 3, Class Treas. 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Pres. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Ath- letic Scholarship, Varsity Club, Bugle, Student Council 1. GREENFIEI.D, DANA K. GUNNESON, DAVID HANNIS, DANIEL-Football, Track, Student Council. HANRAHAN, FAYE-Chorus. HARDING, JACK-Cross-Country, Wrestling. HARRIS, PAULA-Medical Arts Club, V.P. Library Club. HART, CHARLES S. HAYES, BARNEY J. HAYES, ELAINE-Business Club, Future Beauticians. HAYWARD, ROGER R. HENDERSON, CATHERINE-Ski Club, Bugle. HENDERSON, GERALD L. HENDERSON, SUSAN-Baronet. HENRY, DAWN-Ski Team 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. 4, Student Council 1, Gym Club, Track Official. HENRY, PAMELA-Tri-H-iY, Majorettes, Capt. 4, Track Official. HILL, PAULINE A. HOPKINS, NANCY 200 HORTON, SCOTT-Student Council 2, 3, 4, Ski Team, J.V. Football and Baseball, Bugle, Baronet, Layout Ed. 4, Ski Club, F.T.A., Golf Team. HOUTZ, XWILLIAM-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Varsity Club. HOWE, CHRISTINE-Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec. 4, Swimming 1, 2, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. HULBERT, LELAND-Baronet Ed. 2, Projectionists Club, Chorus. HULSAVER, BETTY--Library Club, Band, G.A.A. HUTCHERSON, PAUL-F.T.A., Bugle, Track. INTELISANO, DAN-Wrestliiig 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, Baseball 1, Track, F.T.A. Red Cross Rep. IVANCIC, EILENE E. JEFFERS, KATHLEEN-Majorettes, F.T.A. 2, Tri-Hi- Y, 2nd. V.P. 4, Ski Club. JENNINGS, PATRICA A. JOHNS, MARGARET-Friendship Club, Sec. 4, Color- guard, Capt. 4, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Bugle Staff. JOHNSON, DEBORAH-Beauticians Club, Chorus 1. JONES, ERROL-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNG, RICHARD-Bugle, Key Club, Football 1, 3, Ski Team 1, 2, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLY, MAUREEN-Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 1, 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Baronet, Pep Club. KIFFNEY, SUSAN-Hospital Youth. KLENA, EDWARD E. KNIPLER, PAUL-Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 4, Football 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Debate 1, 4. KOLLER, GEORGE-Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4. KRALOVIC, THOMAS-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, J.V. Football 2. KRETSER, LlNDAWBeauticians Club. KULWIEC, ROSEMARY-Majorettes Capt. 4. KUMPAN, TIMHCross Country, Track. LIAR, SHIRLEY LATHERS, JUDITH-F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross Rep., Hospital Youth. LUCK, RICHARD M. MacVEAN, DIANE-Friendship Club, Asst. Sec., F.T.A. MANDATO, JAMES-Football 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, National Honor. Society. MAYE, DANNY-Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Wrestling I. McGIVERN, TERRY-Chorus. MCSI-IERRY, RICHARD-Bugle, Prod. Ed. 3, Ed. in Chief 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Prom General Chairman 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, Ski Club. MELITA, ROBERT A. MII-IALK, JOHN-Football 1, 2. MILLER, JUDY-G.A.A., Hospital Youth, Band. MONNAT, STEPHEN-Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MORAN, CHARLEY MURPHY, DONALD-Baseball 3, 4. MUZZI, JEANNE-Majorettes, Co-Capt. 4, Tri-Hi-Y. NELSON, KRISTINA-Tri-Hi-Y. NEUHAUS, BERNADINE-Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Baronet 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. 4, Bowling, Business Club, V.P. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. NILSEN, GREGORY OAKSFORD, FRED-Track, Gym Club. O'CONNELL, VINCENT-Key Club, Baseball 2. OLDS, JOHN-Ski Team, Baseball. ORLOFF, RICI-IARD4Football 2, 3, 4, Debate Club, Chorus, Track Manager. ORTELL, SUSAN-Majorettes, Red Cross Rep. PAGANO, CARMENkStudent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. PARILLO, CHRISTOPHER D. PASSERO CONNIE-Friendship Club V.P. 4, Busi- ness Club, Treas., Pep Club, Pres. 3, Baronet. PEDRICK, LINDA-F.T.A., Baronet, Business Mgr. 4, Hospital Youth. PELOSI, PAMELA-Majorettes 3, 4, F.T.A., Sec. 4, Tri-Hi-Y, Asst. Treas. 4, Chorus 3, 4. POI-ILEVEN, BELINDA-Beauticians Club, Chorus. POLLAK, ROBERT J. POPP, RUTH ANN-Treas., V.P. and Pres. of Library Club, Chorus, National Honor Society. PRAETORIUS, ROBERT-Football, Track. PUTMAN, FRED-Cross Country, Co-Capt. Track, Var- sity Club. RACE, DEBORAH-Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship Club, Ski Team 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Bugle, Bus. Mgr., V.P. Class 1, Sec. Class 3, 4. RALBOVSKY, ROSLYN-Bugle Staff, Majorettes 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RENVYLE, CHARLOTTE-Library Club, Business Club, G.A.A. RHODES, ROBERT-Football 2, Ski Team 2, 3. RICHEY, FRED-Wrestling, Debate Club, Chorus, Band, Tennis. RICHARDSON, SHIRLEY RORICK, SANDRAMMajorettes 4. ROSS, DALEfBaronet, Bugle Staff, F.T.A. Business Club. ROSSI, MARLENE-Beauticians Club. SACKETT, SHARON-F.T.A., Baronet. SANTANGELO, ANTHONY-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club. SARRIS, BRIAN-Football, Baseball, Golf, Bowling, Chorus, Varsity Club. SHADOW, CHARLES SCHUR, DONNA-Chorus, F.T.A. SIMONDS, LINDA-Ski Club, Baronet 3, Cheerleading 1, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Swimming SIMEK, GERALD SITTERLY, FAY SLINGERLAND, DAVID-Football, Track, Key Club, Treas., Varsity Club, Ski Club. SMITH, SUSAN-Friendship Club, F.T.A., Majorettes, Ski Club. SMRTIC, JAMES-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track, Treas. Class 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Boy's State Rep., National Athletic Society. SMRTIC, JULIE--Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Friendship Club, Girl's Track. SNELL, CHARLES R. SPRAKER, RICHARD-Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4. STEFKA, KARLfBowling. STREETER, SANDRA-Chorus, Band, Library Club. STROUD, JEANNE-Friendship Club, Ski Club, Ski Team, Baronet. SUBIK, KATHLEEN-Ski Club, Russian Club, Ma- jorettes, Baronet. SUBIK, MICHAEL-Baseball 1, 2, Band, Chorus 4. VACULA, JOSEPH-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2. VALACHOVIC, PATRICIA A. VanHORNE, JAMES-Football, Baseball, F.T.A., Bas- ketball. VanNOSTRAND, RON-F.T.A. VOSE, ROBERT L. VOSTEEN, JOAN-Chorus, G.A.A., Future Nurses. 20I XVADSWORTH, BILL-j.V. Track and Football. WAGSCHAL, BARBARA-Tri-Hi-Y, Debate Club, Hospital Youth. WA LDO, ALAN-Bowling, Track. WELLS, DEBORAH-Chorus, Business Club, Beauti- Cians Club. WEST, NANCY-Future Nurses, E.T.A., Library Club, Chorus. WHEATON, ELAINE WILMOT, JAMES-Student Council, Treas. and Pres., Varsity Club, Pres., Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Track. YERINA, JON-Football 1, 2. YERINA, MIKE-Football 1, Track. ZEMKIN, JANET MARIE ZINTER, SUSAN-Chorus, Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Swimming. 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