Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

PREVIEW 3 FACULTY 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 27 OUT TO LUNCH 77 SENIORS 87 AFTER SCHOOL 125 OVERTIME 177 ADS 185 JOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL PEARL STREET JOHNSTOWN, NEW YORK 12095 IN APPRECIATION, MR. SUBIK Johnstown High School says thank you, Mr. John Subik, for helping students here for nearly 21 years. Mr. Subik was born in Hillside Park, attended Johnstown schools, and went on to college in Syracuse and Albany. He taught business and history classes at Oppcnheim and Schenectady before coming to Johnstown in 1958. As guidance counselor he is involved in attendance problems, scheduling, working with teachers, and helping guide students toward proper college choices. Mr. Subik keeps a cool head when others panic. Because of his personal interest in the students he counsels, they become more than just a number. J.H.S. DA YBREAK . . . 3 IN BETWEEN TIMES SPRING NIGHTS 9 TIME OUT AFTER THE WORK IS DONE . . . BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Josephine M. Pritchard, Ambrose Hock, Josephine Rovazzini, Donald H. Benton, president. Standing: Gary W. McKillips, Peter S. Raneri, Robert C. Kumpitsch, Robert F. Schultz: Carl E. Diltz, Business Administrator; Dr. John A. McNamara, Superintendent of Schools. Missing: Roderick W. Correll. Dr. John A. McNamara Superintendent of Schools Arthur C. Batty, Vice-principal Robert A. Hoover, Principal 17 ADMINISTRA TION OFFICE STAFF Pauline Lorence Maurine Lake Ann Wellington GUIDANCE Katherine Buchner John Subik NURSES Frances Thompson Miriam Seaman 18 Kevin Joyce Joan Colvin Virginia Cavoretto Kenneth White Otto Boerner INDUSTRIAL ARTS L. Bernard Landrio Arthur Recesso Kathryn Zajicek BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ART 19 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Roseanne Melita Nancy VanDenburgh Nolan Marciniec Evangeline Hogue Linda Bordwell Elizabeth Leonardi 20 Kay Charles Tina Hintz Robert Bordwell Sharon Ritzmann FOREIGN LANGUAGES 21 Mary Jo Sergeant Richard Swift ENGLISH HEALTH Anita Gaffney Mary Ann Foster Bernadine Cook Robert Russell Juliann Albini MATH DEPARTMENT Foster Precopio SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Charles Derwin Thelma Reny Eleanor Reed Arthur Popp David Bartholomew Ronald Custer Ronald Beck Mark Newton William Poliak Charles Dustin Fred Guzielek Roger Rhodes SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Norma Phillips Nancy Pierce Thelma Lester LIBRARY STAFF 24 Dianne Eddy Deborah Clark Georgeanna Slavic HOME ECONOMICS Stephen Culhane Helen Russell MUSIC Raymond Purcell Jack Dunlap James Underwood PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAFETERIA STAFF Esther Hansen, Alice Wager, Marilyn Filmer, Kathleen Biron, Clara Robin- son, Barbara Jones. 26 CUSTODIANS Standing: Douglas VanVranken, Ellen Morgan, Leonard Robar. Kneeling: Herbert Emerson, Robert Sweet, Francis Tretola. Officers of the Class of 1982 Mrs. Charles, Advisor Judy Russo, Treasurer Robin Shepard, Secretary Chris Frazier, Vice President Hope Brown, President Mr. Boerner, Advisor 28 FRESHMEN Patty Abel Donna Ahrens Stephannie Ambridge James Andrews Beth Antis Drucilla Atkins Gene Baker Eric Bartlett John Bellinger Mark Berkowitz Laura Betz Timothy Blackwood Wendy Blackwood Z9 Louanne Blanchard Mary Blowers Lisa Boyd Connie Bradt Michael Bradt John Brandt Linda Bright Hope Brown Michael Brownell Paul Bruse Salvatore Carbone Kevin Carelli Joan Carville Starlett Case Todd Case Cheryl Chamberlain Paul Chizek Lisa Christman Victoria Christman Jeffery Cirillo Peter Clark 30 - FRESHMEN Chris Cleary Christine Conley Tina Coons William Cooper Jean Craig George Crankshaw Louise Crankshaw Terri Cromer Michele Daly Teri Davis Margie DeBlock Dan DeCuyke Dave DeCuyke Robert DelSignore 51 Tom DeMagistris Michael Derwin Robin Dillenbeck Lori DiMaio Toni DiMaio Kenny Dubois Bonnie Dutcher Alan Dwyer Elaine Easterly Mike Easterly Peter Edwards Susan Empie Cheryl Evans Kristine Fagan Kim Fassett Priscilla Ferguson 32 FRESHMEN Brian Ferrari Valerie Floyd Chris Fox Chris Frazier Loriann Frye Andrew Furlong John Gardner Bob Gates Brenda George Ray George Gregg Gerlach Robert Gibson Jack Glynn Steven Goot 33 Thomas Gould Richard Gray Denise Green Robin Guerrieri Debra Guyette Donald Hackett Carla Hammond Shawnee Handy Beth Harazin Edward Hayes Shane Hayes Richard Hayward Bruce Heberer Mark Henry Christine Hill Garth Hillier 34 FRESHMEN Lisa Hladik Marianne Hladik Arliegh Holden Jeff Horning Kim Houghton Kelly Hudson Peter Hunt Brenda Hyney Kim Intonte Jay Jarabek Randy Jennings Kathleen Johnson Lisa Johnson Paul Johnson Dave Kilmartin Gary King 35 Randy King Mark Klingbeil Wendy Klingbeil Daniel Kovalovich Tim Kretser Traci Lake Lisa Laska Richard Leto James Levin Stan Loose Damon Loucks Richard Luck 36 FRESHMEN Larry MacVean Mike Manno Roberta May Paul Maye John McNamara Kevin Mee Margie Miller Ann Millis Brenda Moore Joseph Morgan Lauri Morley Kenny Morris Mark Musgrave John Nellis Randy Nellis Sharon Nellis Karyl Oathout Richard O’Brien Peter Olucci Randy Ort 37 Zoe Owen Eddie Peck Michael Peck Lori Peets Richard Pelosi Ralph Penny Gloria Phan Craig Piccola Michelle Plumb Greg Podolec Katrina Poliak Tonjua Pombrio Raymond Ponte Louis Poyfair 38 FRESHMEN Yvonne Prahm John Praught Michael Putnam Jeff Ragusa Michael Ralbovsky Mike Reid Richard Rios Robert Rogers Lynne Roller Ronnie Rorick Kathryn Rubino Judy Russo Dawn Saltsman Kelly Sammons Mark Samperi Robin Sanders David Schelle Dale Schermerhorn Patricia Schuyler Laurie Scriven Robin Shepard Kathy Shepardson Karen Shipley Vickie Shutts Kelli Simpson Jane Skoda Monica Slusher Betty Smith Barbara Spagnuola David Spencer Lucretia Sperbeck Mark Steenburgh Karl Stewart Michael Stock 40 FRESHMEN Keith Stoutner Melissa Street Fred Suchy Daniel Sullivan Kathy Sullivan Chris Swatt Chris Sweet Rodney Sweet Trisha Talbert Lori Town Mary Tretola Lisa Tyler Garth Unger Barbara VanAernam 41 Cliff VanHorne Janet Vezzi Chris Volpp Cindy Vose Christina Vosteen Ann Wagner FRESHMEN Kimberly Walton Vikki Wasson Lori Webb Susan Wiesner Lynn Williams MISSING: James Bentley Kevin Brown John Dence Karen Havlicek Thomas Olds William Subik Cheryl Wojciechowski Rebecca Zemken 43 Officers Of The Class Of 1981 Mrs. Foster, Advisor Sue Poliak, President Lynn Allen, Secretary Jack Costello, Treasurer Betsy Frye, Vice President Mr. Custer, Advisor Annette Ackerknecht Karen Acquilla Lynn Allen Lori Antis John Askew Robin Austin James Baker David Barry Ramona Barry Shawn Bartlett Sue Bennett Chris Bowman 44 SOPHOMORES Tara Boyle Diane Bradt Pattie Brandt Lorie Bright LeRoy Brooker Mary Elizabeth Burda Mary Burns Starr Burton Tim Byrns Laurie Calderwood 45 Albina Calhoun Lydia Calhoun Nick Cannizzo Candy Caraco Adriane Carter Bob Carville Kimberly Charles Scott Chirichio David Christman Johnathan Christman Julie Christman Jaime Cieply Mark Cinelli Jack Costello Lori Crankshaw t 46 SOPHOMORES Karla Cruise Shelley DaCorsi Antoinette D’Antonino Kathy Davenpeck Greg Diltz Bonnie Diviyak Rick Dominiak Robin DuBois Lori Dunlap Angela Entelisano Nick Etherton Lynn Eutermarks «7 Ted Farnsworth Kieran Feeney Paul Feinour Scott Felthousen Kevin Fisher Bernie Fiumana Robert Floyd Kim Fogg Jennye Frank Paula Frasier Betsy Frye Steve Furlong Beth Garten Laurie Getwright 48 SOPHOMORES Sally Gifford Scott Gregorio Shelly Groves Terri Gurga Mike Hall Ernie Handy Cherie Hauser Don Hayes Richard Hayes Allyson Hayner Jerry Hayner Michael Heberer .ft� ! Dave Henderson Ann Hennessy Jennifer Hock Mike Hohenforst 49 George Honeywell Armand Houle Dani Hoyer Joyce Hughston Shari Hyney Tracy Hyney Tom Jackson Ted Jennings John Jordan Chris Jung Michael Klausen Joy Kested John Kilmer Chris Kobuskie Caroline Kosowicz Bill Kowalski so SOPHOMORES Eric Lakata Peter Lane Lynn Langston Gigi Lathery Bruce Lavigne Randy Lehr Perry Leslie Terri Leto Mike Levin Marc Lord Darren Loucks Sandra Loveless Charline Luck Laurie Luck Patricia Lynaugh Lori MacVean 51 Pamela Marcotte Allan McArthur Robert McCloskey Colleen McGrath Laurie Mellis Chris Miller Mitch Miller Mike Montgomery Joann Moyer Brenda Murray Mike Muzzi Damon Nellis Roger Nellis Laurel Nesbitt Brian Oaksford Paula Oare 52 SOPHOMORES Kris Oathout James Otruba Mark Palmateer Janie Peck Greg Pedrick Anthony Pesce Joe Piazza Lisa Piccione Scott Piseczny Susan Poliak John-Henry Praught Tami Precopio 53 Beth Putman Amy Ralbovsky Lisa Raneri Alicia Reed Kelly Rhodes Pam Rogers Toni Ruggeri Jackie Russell Mike Russo Steve Russo Tina Rutecki 54 SOPHOMORES Rick Sanders Karen Sands Susan Satterlee Eddie Scharpou Arthur Schrum Carol Seaman Ted Shipley Renee Shutts James Simek Paul Simone Penny Singley Bonnie Smith Letta Smith Pauline Smith 55 Leah Sperbeck Rebecca Sperbeck Tim Spraker Dan Stearns Russ Stearns Rob Steenburgh Tonya Stefo Timmy Stock 56 SOPHOMORES Kelly Swart Robynn Swears Mike Swedick Donald Sweet Nancy Swierzowski Betsy Ten Eyck Bonnie Thompson Scott Tibbetts Andy Valachovic Lisa Valachovic Paula Vavruick Pam Vedder Betsy Vicencio Larry Vrooman Shelley Wager Phillip Wagschal 57 Barbara Weitzel Harry Western Scott Western Whitney White Steve Wiesner Harold Witzke Celia Yvars MISSING Melissa Brown Leonard Aldous Chuck Etherton Gerald Fries Clarence Hayes Jeffrey Ruszkowski Marlene Shultz Susan Tonn Maryerin Agard Carla Wooster Shawn Mykel James Person 58 Officers Of The Class Of 1980 Mrs. Albini, Advisor April Brown, President Mike Batty, Vice President Judy Smith, Secretary Terry Hill, Treasurer Mrs. Cook, Advisor Beth Abbott Barbara Ahrens Chris Ahrens Sandra Ahrens Steve Arpey Mike Batty Robin Bellinger Stephen Benkovic Dominick Birch Jeff Blakeslee Karen Blakeslee Sherri Blowers Bonnie Brown Jean Burakiewicz Bonnie Burke Pete Burns Beatrice Calhoun Anita Cardinale Jack Case Kenneth Chamberlain 60 JUNIORS Kelly Charles Ann Charney Joe Cioffi Jim Cleary Toni Coco Dale Coughlin Sharon Crankshaw Richard Craver John Cunningham Carol Davis Laura DeBlock Tammy Decker Darcy DiMaio Kathy Dite 61 Glenn Duross Tom Dwyer Mark Empie Lorrie Ferrari Roxanne Gallup Sal Giarrizzo Marie Gibson Leane Goody 62 JUNIORS John Goot Nanette Granetz Nancy Gray Maureen Greco Jay Gregorio Tony Guadagno Eva Hall Karen Hansen James Hart Brenda Hayes Kim Hayes Brian Hayner David Hayward Elaine Henry 63 Lee Ann Heselton Patty Hespelt Robert Hickey David Hill Sheila Hill Terry Hill Danny Hilts Stephen Hladik Mike Hlozansky Chris Horning Debbie Husted Tim Jackson Lisa Johnson Kevin Jones Tae Uk Kim Rick Klingbeil 64 JUNIORS Irene Knichel Mary Alice Kosowicz Paul Kovalovich Sherry Kretser Wendy Kretser Ruth Kuhn Karen LaMont Matthew Long Gary Luck Richard Malaney Angela Malaret Bernie Manzer Vicki Martin Michael McAfee Mike McGivern Christine Mee 65 Duke Miller Brian Millett Michele Milo Kim Moreland Conny Morley James Mrha Scott Musgrave Mark Muzzi James Nellis Mary Nellis Tom Neri Bill Obermann Lori O’Regan Cathy Osborne 66 JUNIORS Tina Passino David Patterson George Pesce, Jr. Steve Pitcher Cynthia Poliak Patty Preston William Pulis Gary Putman Mark Ralbovsky Rob Reid Bev Reynolds Stephanie Rhodes Andrew Romano Joy Rulison Rene Rutecki Kevin Ryan 67 George Saltsman Garritt Sammons Mike Santangelo Sharon Satterlee John Schreivogl Steve Schreppel Deborah Schrum Russell Shutts Chris Simone Cindy Skoda Jim Smith Judy Smith Terry Smith Ed Spence 68 JUNIORS Debbie Stahl Wendy Stander Bill Stearns Richard Steding James Steenburgh Connie Stewart Chris Stock Linda Stone Carol Subik Patty Subik Elizabeth Suchy Bill Svolos Martha Swatt Colleen Swedick 69 Marsha Sweeney Cheryl Sweet Todd Thompson Darla Tyrrell Anthony Valachovic Paul VanDenburgh 70 JUNIORS Barb Vezzi Dennis Vicencio Kelly Volpp Rhonda Vonberg MISSING: Joseph Bartlett Mark Aldrich Edward DeMagistris Lynne Hladik Michael Long Rosemarie Miller Christopher Milton Joan Small Kathleen Stella David Stock Jeanette Walker Nancy Zmek Bill Wager Diana Walton Leslie Warren Leslie Wasson Mary Weitzel Robin Weller Warren Weller Laura Wennerberg Sandra Wilder Mike Williams Sharon Woodbeck Chris Wright 71 1 told you to stop following me! Hey-hey Purple.. . . Disco duck or disco Tut? 72 Hey-y-y 73 These programs are offered at B.O.C.E.S.: THE B.O.C.E.S. Auto Body Repair Auto Mechanics Building Maintenance Building Trades Multi-Business Communication Conservation Cosmetology Electrical Construction Food Services Graphic Arts Horse Training and Care Landscaping and Horticulture Licensed Practical Nursing Nursing Assistant Small Engine Repair Welding What’s cookin’? 74 75 Co 76 H I Row One: E. Suchy, C. Subik, C. Weller, J. Piaz7.a, J. Stewart, C. Cromer, R. Sahut, S. Braemer. Row Two: K. Hansen, S. Satterlee, J, Cieply, S. Satterlee, M. Praught, K. Cotton, V. Reid, D. Kowalski, C. Garten, S. Costello, S. Pitcher. Row Three: S. Higgins, J. Swierzowski, M. Higgins, J. Sheehan, E. Lindenberger, R. Kline, M. Blowers, D. Vicencio. Row Four: T. Clark, M. Spawn, C. Samperi, D. Sleezer, S. Western, J. Mrha, S. Hladik. Row Five: T. Derwin, G. Sammons, E. Heselton, J. Jarabek, B. Stearns. J. Galea. Row Six: M. McGivern, J. Biron, J. Cieply, S. Hanchar. Row One: Y. Prahm, S. Wiesner, C. Evans, L. Otto, K. Hansen, C. Garten, s. Costello, L. Allen, S. Poliak, S. Satterlee. Row Two: M. Plum, K. Poliak, L. Heselton, T. Cromer, L. Dunlap, A. Ralbovsky, T. Rutecki, B. TenEyck, L. Vala- chovic, E. Harazin. Row Three: K. Hudson, N. Swierzowski, L. Piccione, J. Hughston, R. Shep- ard, C. Cleary, C. Frazier, L. MacVean, E. Agard. Row Four: L. Mellis, B. Diviyak, B. Putman, V. Martin, D. Stahl, S. Connolly, N. Frye, B. Quinn. Row Five: S. Ryan, M. Brown, J. Cieply, S. Satterlee. 0t; Ml l •jM u . • ’ v I i OUT TO L UNCH MIXED CHORUS — ON KEY Row one: Z. Owen, C. Yvars, B. Frye, M. Slusher, J, Carville, D. Coughlin. Row two: T. Leto, G. Shepardson, T. Decker, S. Ryan, P. Wilson, S. Connolly, A. Malaret, C. Conley, W. Stander. Row three: C. Vosteen, S. Gifford, A. Hennessy, S. Montini, J. Piazza, D. Hall, J. Rested, K. Sands, C. Chamberlain. Row four: R. Kuhn, L. Brigden, L. Spencer, L. TenEyck, J. Hennessy, P. Wagshal, P. VanDenburgh, T. Hill, E. Vietri. Missing: D. Atkins, D. Birch, S. Braemer, S. Brandis, D. Bradt, A. Brown, N. Dyer, P. Frasier, N. Frye, C. Garten, T. Hall, B. Hayes, L. Hayes, D. Husted, J. Husted, J. Husted, K. Jones, R. Leto, R. Malaney, C. Miller, B. Millett, S. Norte, C. Osborne, J. Piazza, P. Preston, H. Renvyle, K. Rubino, J. Rulison, B. Small, J. Small, C. Subik, C. Subik, T. Valachovic, S. Western. S. Ryan S. Montini E. Vietri D. Hall Missing: T. Valachovic AREA ALL-STATE INTERNATIONAL CLUB 80 Row One: C. Evans, B. Garten, E. Sucky, T. Hintz, T. Hill, C. Garten, R. Sahut, D. Hall, S. Norte, L. Brigden, L. Otto, C. Hammond, R. Dubois. Row Two: Y. Prahm, V. Wasson, A. Malaret, L. Heselton, C. Skoda, L. Hayes, J. Small, J. Smith, S. Costello, T. Decker, D. Tyrrell. Row Three: M. Plum, N. Swierzowski, L. Piccione, J. Hughston, L. Dunlap, S. Western, Z. Owen, S. Connolly, A. Brown, S. Crankshaw, C. Vosteen. Row Four: C. Osborne, C. Subik, R. Kuhn, J. Vezzi, S. Ryan, L. MacVean, M. Agard, B. Frye, D. Coughlin, A. Cardinale. Row Five: H. Renvyle, N. Dyer, J. Hennessy, B. Hayes, C. Yvars. Row Six: L. Spencer, T. Valachovic, C. Weller, S. Braemer, J. Rulison, L. Vrooman, E. Hayes. Row Seven: L. Mellis, B. Diviyak, L. Antis, S. Empie, A. Carter. T. Ruggeri, B. Putman. When I first arrived at JHS, I was always getting lost, but all I had to do was appear to be lost and someone would offer to help. I’ve met so many people (both students and teachers) who’ve become my friends and helped to make me feel like a part of JHS. I am really impressed with your teachers and other people around here who actually care and work in school activities with us. Also, the football season was very impressive, (especially Homecoming Week). I’ve had an exciting experience so far at JHS and I know I’ll never forget it or the people I’ve met. I’d like to say “Thanks” to everyone for the friendship and memories that you’ve given me and I hope that next year’s exchange students will have as much fun as I have had. I’ll miss you! Libby Brigden Pewaukee, Wisconsin Dear JHS, I’m having a great experience and learning so much about the world and the people. The school, its administration, its teachers are helping me a lot in this year that is very special for me and I’m glad to be here. The International Club is another interesting thing; where we’ve opportunity to make friends. I hope the future AFS’ers from JHS will have the same experience that I’m having. Thanks for everything, Selmo Norte Santos, Brazil Johnstown High School: I have only been in this school for a few months, but time has flown and that means I have had a good time. For an exchange student, school is an impor- tant part of the experience. This is a great big THANK YOU to all who helped me during the first confusing months and who still are ready to answer my stupid questions and tell me what to do. JHS can be proud of all the nice teachers and helpers and the active and friendly students. I have learned that school is more than subjects and enjoyed to play tennis and badminton and work with the members of International Club. What I learn this year will influence my life in many ways. So thanks of all of you who made it an unforgetable year. See you! Lene Otto Denmark LIBRAR Y AND A. V. AIDES K. Swart, K. Rubino, L. Greene. Row one: J. Russo, C. Frazier, R. Shepard, B. Garten, J. Stewart, K. Cotton, K. Hladik. Row two: L. Hayes, S. Satterlee, S. Poliak, J. Hughston, M. Praught, R. Sahut, P. Wilson, S. Dominiak, T. Hill, C. Garten, T. Decker. Row three: W. Pollak-Advisor, G. Podolec, J. Sheehan, J. Piazza, B. Frye, S. Empie, H. Brown, S. Crankshaw, A. Brown. Row four: C. Cleary, J. Swierzowski, M. Higgins, E. Elphee, S. Western, J. Costello, K. Simpson. Row five: S. Higgins, M. Ralbovsky, C. Samperi, D. Sleezer, D. Kowalski, M. Milo, L. McVean, E. Aigard. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! 83 84 This school ain’t big enough for the both of us. HOMECOMING WEEK Bake-A-Cake Day Hat Day Dress Up Day TV Character Day Purple and Gold Day Oh Bob, I didn’t think you cared! 85 J.H.S. TRAVELS: PARIS AND MUNICH NEW YORK CITY RICHARD BAIRD CHERYL BAKER 88 MICHAEL BEVINGTON JAMES BIRON 89 SCOTT BRANDIS PAULA BRIGHT ELIZABETH BRIGDEN CHERYL BRIGGS DEREK BROWN 91 SHARON CANNIZZO EMMA CAPPARELLO LAURIE CARBONE 92 PHILLIP CHIZEK JAY CIEPLY TIMOTHY CLARK THOMAS CRAIG KIMBERLY CRANKSHAW SHARON COSTELLO KIMBERLY COTTON 93 STEPHEN DOM1NIAK JOHN DUESLER NANCY DYER NANCY ENGE JOANNE ENTELISANO 95 97 DOUGLAS GOOT LISA GREENE KEVIN GRENIER 98 AMY GURGA SHANE HANDY STEPHEN HANCHAR GREGORY HAYNER LISA HAYES ERIC HAYNER 99 MARK HIGGINS SHEREE HOLDEN CYNTHIA HOLLAND JANICE HUSTED 100 101 DEBRA JONES 102 DAVID KELLY JOHN KELLY ALBERT KENYON 104 CARL MacGREGOR CATHLEEN MacGREGOR JOHN MADERIC CINDY MAYE SANDRA MONTINI 105 LISA NOFTSIER LENE OTTO GUY PARENTI DAYNE PECK 106 WAYNE POMBRIO MICHELE PRAUGHT KEVIN PRITCHARD 107 BETH QUINN VICTORIA REED AMY RAGUSA HILLARY RENVYLE JAMES ROGERS TODD ROGERS 108 109 HELENKA SCHULTZ RICHARD SCHUYLER ROBERT SCHUYLER JOHN SEFCOVIC DAVID SHEEDY GLORIA SHEPARDSON STEVEN SHIPLEY JAMES SHEEHAN PATRICIA SINGLEY no DONALD SLEEZER REBECCA SMALL ALEX SMOLINSKY in PAMELA SNELL PATRICIA SNELL TIMOTHY SNELL MICHAEL SPAWN ROSE STARR JANE STEWART LISA SPENCER JOHN STEWART ROBERT STEWART RONALD STOCK 112 113 JOHN THOMAS TONY TRETOLA VICKI WAGER JAMES WALSH ROBERT WANDEL 114 DEBORAH VAN DYKE ELISA VIETRI BARRY TYBOR TODD VALACHOVIC 115 JAN WILDER 0 Dave Ackerknecht leaves a towel in his gym locker for anyone who has courage to touch their body with it. Tink Ahrens leaves her ability to get into trouble to the Ahrens twins. Pete Baxter leaves his parking spot to anyone who wants it. Cheryl Blackwood leaves to any junior her lunch table, provided Jello-eating contests are held every week. Mike Blowers leaves notice to Papa Bear to keep Mama Bear in line. Shari Braemer leaves a piece of mind to Joy Rulison. Scott Brandis proudly surrenders his cone head (fuzz) to the junior who becomes next year’s drum major. Derek Brown leaves to the juniors all the hell that he didn’t finish raising yet. Emma Capparello leaves her chair in the home ec room to Marie Gibson. Laurie Carbone leaves Dave Stock her seat in English class. Valerie Case leaves her position on basketball stats to Rene Rutecki. Vicky Case leaves her seat in 5th period study hall to Jon Galea. Jay Cieply leaves Bill Pulis his auto since Bill admires it so much. Tim Clark leaves his well used collection of cocktail glasses, his favorite toga sheet, and his Animal House soundtrack album to all the swingers in the class of 1980. Sue Connolly leaves her class office, concession stands. Baronet editor position. National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, band, chorus, roles in theatrical productions, and all the other activities she was involved in, to any junior who’s crazy enough to think there’s enough time to fit it all in smoothly. Theresa Crankshaw leaves Sharon Crankshaw her parking space. Cindy Cromer leaves to Chicken her position on the field hockey team and her spot on the hurdles. Tom Derrico leaves “Z” “The Fly.” Mary Ann Dewitt leaves her school locker to Mary Weitzel. John Duesler leaves his shampoo and bar of soap used in gym class to Kieran Feeney. Nancy Dyer leaves Curley and a white cheFs hat to Poppy. Nancy Enge leaves Kim Hayes all her cigarette butts. Don Flansburg leaves Kevin Bradley all his hunting stories. Nancy Frye leaves Karen Hansen “The Shark” and all the Doritoes in it. Rick Gage leaves the fire hydrant to the Junior Ephratah Gang. Connie Garten leaves Terry Hill “The Foreign Language Insult Book” to use with great care. Betsy Gates leaves Sharon “Satch” Satterlee all the boys, especially Bob. Kurt Gerlach leaves the juniors his partying spot. Mark Goodier leaves Brenda his brains from regents earth science and also all his barbells from home. Doug Goot leaves all his absenses to the juniors if there are any left. Lisa Greene leaves all the juniors good luck in their senior year. Dan Hall leaves Terry Hill the International Club Ledger. Good luck with it. Steve Hanchar leaves Slovak power to Jim Nellis and Steve Hladik. Shane Handy leaves George Saltsman his bowling average. Lisa Hayes leaves Rick Klingbeil all her art supplies and talents. Debbie Heagle leaves Sheila Hill the fond memories of watching him in the hall. Pam Henry leaves all the great times on the softball team to Cathy Osborne. Mark Higgins leaves Bill Pulis his all-purpose cross country running shoes, suitable for swamp running, back massages or ballroom dancing. . . Sean Higgins leave the junior class all the empty kegs, and to Sheila Hill permission to rent the grove. Cathy Hladik leaves Tony Valachovic one editorship, one liquid lunch and many more lunchtime announcements. John Hladik leaves Leslie Wasson his cousin, Rick Pelosi. Joanne Hock leaves Tony Valachovic her sister, Jenny. Sheree Holden leaves her parking space to Sherri Blowers. Debbie Jones leaves Terry Hill her favorite seat in French 4 class. Debbie Kilmer leaves Leslie Warren all her sloppy seconds. Bob Kosowicz leaves his unused football hands to next year’s unused star. Chris Licciardi leaves a set of burned out dune traction. Ed Lindenberger leaves his jock and gym locker to Tim Spraker. Cathy MacGregor leaves April Brown all the beerdrinking times at JHS. John Maderic leaves his burnt rubber in the parking lot to some junior who needs the tread more than he did. Sandy Montini leaves her laugh to Karen “Crash” Hansen. Beth Morgan leaves all the wild foxes to Jim Cleary because the wildest fox is leaving. Ron Morris leaves his grades in English 12 to Steve Arpey. Rob Osborne says, “I’m not dying; I’m just leaving.” Arlene Otruba leaves Mark Muzzi all the girls and parties he can possibly handle. Mary Jane Peck leaves all the juniors her best wishes for their senior year. Terry Pelosi leaves his tackle spot on Scout 0 to Tom Neri. Jenny Piazza leaves her medium size sweater and three pairs of saddle shoes to Kathy Dite. Dan Pitcher leaves his entire skill and talent and the dirty socks in the bottom of his locker to his brother. Michele Praught leaves her gym class to any junior girl who wants it. Vikki Reid leaves her field hockey position to Sharon Satterlee. Hillary Renvyle leaves her Barbie dolls, rubber duckie, and yellow baby doll night gown to April Brown. Sandy Ryan leaves her desk job at the “Y” to It Suchy. Renee Sahut leaves her raunched out knee pads to Chris Mee. Chip Samperi leaves his hair to Jimbo Nellis. Mark Schelle leaves his cross-country skiing abilities to Lynne Hladik. Jim Sheehan leaves his pitted out basketball uniform to Mark Ralbovsky. Gloria Shepardson leaves the fun and frustration of the gun line to Tina Passino. Rebecca R. Small leaves to the junior class and her sister, Joan, a very special “Thanks” for all their understanding and their fun loving ways. Thanks. Mike Spawn leaves his track spikes that carried him under 11 seconds in the 100 yd. dash to Gary Putman. Lisa Spencer leaves her ragged sneakers to Chris Simone. Jane Stewart leaves her long legs and great ability to run long distance to Jon Galea. Bob Stewart leaves “Satch” (Sharon) his deepest feelings for her. Laurie TenEyck leaves all the fun she didn’t have time for to Karen Hansen. , 2 Sybil Vietri leaves 12 inches of height to Rene Rutecki. Cindy Weller leaves the “Gloversville rock duties” to any junior who is sneaky and capable enough to get the job done. Lyman White leaves his shop locker to Kevin Bradley. Phyllis Wilson leaves Mo and a little white doll to Poppy. HONORS Officers Of The Class Of 1979 Sue Connolly - Vice Pres. Ed Elphee - President Cindy Cromer - Secre- tary Jennifer Piazza - Trea- surer Mr. Rhodes - Advisor Mr. Marciniec - Advisor BOYS’ STATE Tim Clark, Anthony Samperi. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Row one: C. Caraco, C. Weller, P. McMillan, N. Frye, S. Ahrens, K. Rhodes. Row two: V. Reid, B. Quinn, A. Samperi, C. Garten, N. Dyer, C. Kobuskie. Row three: B. Gates, S. Hanchar, S. Satterlee, M. Swatt, C. Mee, L. Stone, K. Dite, B. Garten, A. Ragusa, R. Sahut. Row four: T. Clark, B. Stearns, S. Hladik, G. Sammons, J. Jarabek. Row five: D. Sleezer, J. Galea, P. Lane, M. Batty, M. Ralbovsky. NATIONAL MERIT LETTER OF COMMENDA TION Priscilla McMillan, Missing: Kevin Grenier. SALUTA TORIAN Karen Davenpeck finished second scholastical- ly in the 1979 senior class. She was an active member in both concert and marching bands, also participating in pit band and Fulton County band. Her musical ability was also carried into JHS chorus where she was an active member for two years. Karen was assistant Editor in Chief of the BARONET. She was a member of various com- mittees for the school play and was selected in National Honor Society. After leaving JHS, Karen plans to attend col- lege, majoring in accounting and business admin- istration. She hopes some day to be a CPA. 90% OR BETTER Seated: S. Connolly P. Wilson V. Reid P. Bright K. Davenpeck A. Ragusa R. Sahut Standing: D. Sleezer D. Jones N. Dyer C. Garten A. Samperi D. Heagle C. Hladik S. Brandis T. DerriCo J. Jarabek VALEDICTORIAN Connie Garten had the challenge of attending three schools during her years of high school. She was presi- dent of her freshman class and secretary of the Stu- dent Council at the American International School of Dusseldorf, Germany. She studied ballet for many years and was a member of the Modern Dance Club in White Fish Bay, Wis- consin. As winner of several awards for knowledge of German and French, she was initiated into an honor- ary German fraternity as Member of the Year. Here at JHS she was a varsity basketball cheerlead- er, earned her letter in both cross country and track and consequently was a member of Varsity J and National Athletic Scholarship Society. She was elect- ed president of International Club and treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y. Connie participated in the school musical for two years and the school play. She was initiated into National Honor Society, elected secretary, and was listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. 4 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: T. Clark (ab- sent), S. Connolly, K. Da- venpeck, N. Dyer, E. El- phee, J. Jarabek, D. Jones, B. Knapp, J. Maderic, P. McMillan, R. Milo, R. Os- borne, R. Sahut, A. Sam- peri, S. Shipley (absent) L. TenEyck, P. Wilson. AL- TERNATES: C. Black- wood, P. Bright, T. Derrico, N. Frye, C. Garten, J. Hen- nessy, E. Heselton, M. Hig- gins, S. Higgins, E. Linden- berger, A. Ragusa, J. Ruli- son (absent), S. Ryan, J. Stewart (absent). JOHN HENNESSY, GUEST SOLOIST with Mohawk Valley and Albany Symphony Orchestras JON GALEA, SKIING CHAMPION Section II Cross Country MICHELE PRAUGHT, ARTIST, exhibiting work at New York State High School Art Exhibit 120 JANE STEWART, New York State Intersec- tional Skimeister Champion, 1979 Row one: S. Connolly - sec., J. Rulison, K. Davenpeck, D. Jones. Row two: C. Weller, S. Ryan, P. Wilson - pres. Row three: B. Gates, H. Renvyle, B. Quinn, V. Reid, S. Montini, N. Dyer. Row four: S. Hanchar, A. Samperi, T. Derrico, S. Brandis - vice pres. Row five: N. Frye, L. TenEyck, C. Hladik, P. McMillan, Missing: J. Stewart, C. Garten - sec., R. Sahut, A. Ragusa, P. Bright. 121 CONCERT BAND 122 Row one: K. Oathout, S. Brandis, J. Hock, Z. Owen, C. Conley, H. Brown, H. Renvyle, J. Rested, B. Frye, J. Piazza, N. Frye, S. Connolly, T. Hill. Row two: B. Hayes, J. Hennessy, S. Montini, D. Coughlin, J. Piazza, A. Carter, T. Ruggeri, J. Hock, S. Furlong, M. Miller, L. Scriven. A. Malaret. Row three: R. Stearns, D. Kovalovich, T. Gould, C. Piccola, D. Schermerhorn, P. VanDenburgh, M. Easterly, B. Millet, C. Yvars, J. McNamara, C. Miller. Row four: P. Brandt, R. Leto, D. Birch, V. Wasson, L. TenEyck. AREA ALL-STATE N. Frye D. Coughlin J. Hennessy Row one: D. Coughlin, P. VanDenburgh, S. Furlong. Row two: E. Piscezny, B. Frye, C. Conley, S. Connolly. Row three: L. Poitras, C. Yvars, S. Brandis, S. Montini, B. Millet, C. Piccola, D. Schermerhorn, A. Montini. Row four: Mr. Culhane, J. Hennessy. 123 THE ONE AND ONLY JOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Row one: J. Hock, C. Conley, H. Brown, J. Hennessey, S. Montini, S. Brandis, C. Yvars, J. McNamara, C. Miller, B. Millet. Row two: P. Lane, D. Kavolavich, C. Piccola, D. Schermerhorn, S. Connolly, P. VanDenburgh, T. Gould, R. Stearns, A. Carter, Director Culhane, A. Montini. Row three: D. Coughlin, L. Scriven, S. Furlong, B. Hayes, J. Hock, J. Piazza, J. Rested, M. Miller, Z. Owen. Row four: N. Frye, B. Frye, L. Ten Eyck, T. Hill, V. Wasson, P. Brandt, D. Birch. Missing: M. Easterly, K. Oathout, T. Ruggeri, A. Malaret. 124 This year the Bugle has added two new editor positions and has diversified the duties of the previous positions. Added were the positions of feature and opinion editors. The staff and advisor. Ms. Leonardi, believe that diversification and specification of assign- ments enabled them to put the paper out once a month. The regularity of publication was also enhanced by having the paper print- ed professionally, an expense that was in part covered by including ads in the paper. The bulk of the cost of publication is still covered by the football programs which the staff as- sembles during the summer and sells during all home games. Row one: E. Hall; S. Furlong, Copy Editor; A. Maiaret. Row two: A. Cardinale. P. Hunt, C. Hladik. E. Hayes. Row three: G. Podolec, Photographer; T. Valachovic, N. Frye. D. Hall, R. Kuhn. Missing: E. Vietri, Photographer: L Blanchard, T. Farns- worth, S. Kretser, M. Milo, C. Swedick, A. Wagner, W. Standcr, L. Wasson. Row one: K. Hladik and P. Bright, Co-Editors in Chief. Row two: T. Valachovic, Feature Editor; B. Leonardi, Advisor; W. Stander, News Editor. Missing: L. Wasson, Opinion Editor. Row one: M. Bentley, Coach Beck, J. Locatelli. Row two: G. Pedrick, T. Hill, D. Flansburgh, M. Santangelo, D. Achzet, D. Vicencio, M. Franko, D. Sleezer, D. Flansburgh, T. Uk Kim, J. Case, L. Weinerberg. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 128 Row one: T. Clark, T. Valachovic, J. Cunningham. Row two: S. Fclthousen, T. Stock, R. Shutts, M. Higgins, Coach Precopio. 130 Row one: S. Crankshaw, L. Raneri, C. Osborne, J. Swatt-Co-Captain, J. Rulison, C. Weller, M. Praught, A. Ragusa. Row two: Coach Zajicek, L. Lane, M. Mowrcy-Co-Captain, S. Ahrens, P. Henry, V. Blakeslee, L. Dubois, A. Calhoun, J. Christman. Row one: M. Ralbovsky, S. Russo, M. Manno, J. Jarabek. C. Fox, R. Floyd, C. Etherton, M. Muzzi. Row two: S. Vickers, R. Ort, K. Mee, T. Burns, B. Lavigne, B. Kowalski, Coach Dingman, S. Wiesner, M. Palmateer, J. Otruba, J. H. Praught, C. Kobuskie. 131 PLAY BALL Row one: K. Ryan, K. Bradley, J. Cleary, M. Muzzi. Row two: T. Stefo, G. Pesce, S. Blowers, M. Hlozansky, Coach Boerner, W. Weller, R. Reid, M. Ralbovsky, R. Sanders, A. Hayner, 132 J.H.S. HIT MEN Row one: S. Mowrey, T. Muzzi, A. Russo, R. Hayner, M. Satterlee, D. Pitcher. Row two: B. Baird, S. Pitcher, M. Ralbovsky. Coach Purcell, E. Leitt, J. Chirichio, J. Cieply. Missing: B. Stewart. THE PACE SETTERS Row one: D. Giarrizzo, G. Putman, B. Stearns, J. Nellis, D. Miller, R. Betts. R. Kline. R. Steding. J. Stewart, D. Craver, J. Galea, E. Heselton. Row two: T. Eagan. S, Hanchar, D. Carey, D. Small, C. Steding, N. Cannizzo, J. Kilmer, S. McCoy- Captain, T. Farnsworth. D. Hayes, M, Levin. T. Neri. B. DeSouter, P. Lane, S. Hladik. Row three: Coach Eagan, J. Bartlett, S. Cole, R. Talbot, M. Hammond. J. Jarabek, R. Fleming, J. Sheehan. M. Batty. J. Galea. B. Knapp, M. Curthoys, R. Renvyle-Captain, B. Underwood-Captain, J. Gifford, J. Dorn, M. Spawn, E. Lindenburgcr. D. Brown, G. Parenti, A. Samperi, S. Bartlett. E. Spence, S. Western, D. Loucks, Coach Orr. ROW 1: S. Costello, K. Hansen, B. Vicencio, C. Mee, J. Stewart, A. Kline Capt., M. Swatt, C. Seaman. ROW 2: C. Garten, B. Quinn, B. Gates, S. Satterlee. S. Poliak, B. Garten, E. Suchy, R. Swears, L. Dunlap, S. Satterlee. ROW 3: M. Schultz, M. Brown, J. Cieply, B. Ten Eyck, L. Valachovic, L. Allen. L. Bright, M. Peck, J. Peck, R. Sahut, R. Shutts ROW 4: P. Brandt, K. Volpp, T. Prccopio, S. Kretser. I. Knichel, L. Hcselton, C. Cromer, W. Barringer, D Kowalski M Ralbovsky Capt. ROW 5: Coach Koch, B. Calhoun, Coach Townsley. 136 GIRLS CREATE STAR TRACKS three: S. Hill, A. Brown, J. Smith, S. Costello, T. Ruggeri. SEPTEMBER 1978 s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Row one: C. Mee-co-capt., W. Barringer, J. Rulison, J. Stewart-co-capt., C. Caraco. Row two: C. Evans, L. Tyler, L. Antis, T. Ruggeri, A. Carter, S. Weisner, L. Otto, J. Vezzi, S. Empie, M. Slusher. Row three: Coach-Eddy, A. Reed, N. Dyer, B. Vicencio, L. Brigden, H. Renvyle, C. Subik, L. Valachovic, J. Rulison. J.H.S. GIRLS’ NETWORK Row one: J. Skoda, T. Cromer, S. Satterlee, B. Quinn-capt., B. Gates, S. Satterlee, S. Costello, K. Hansen. Row two: W. Stander, Y. Prahm, L. Raneri, C. Skoda, L. Heselton, T. Talbot, P. McMillan, J. Cieply, C. Cromer-capt., M. Praught-capt., M. Brown, V. Reid, Coach-Clark. 140 J. V. CHEER STANDING: C. Oathout K. Rhodes-capt. A. Ralbovsky S. Poliak T. Rutecki ON THE GROUND: T. Precopio J. Hughston ONWARD TO VICTOR Y FROSH CHEER STANDING: J. Russo H. Brown K. Hudson R. Shepard K. Johnson C. Cleary L. Scriven S. Ambridge R. May ON THE GROUND C. Frazier K. Oathout M. Hladik 141 Seated: C. Simone. Kneeling: R. Rulccki, S. Hill. Row three: I. Kni chel. Coach Sullivan, R. Weller. Standing: K. Dite, J. Piazza, M Greco. 1« eC. SECTION II CHAMPS The Johnstown High School Varsity football team, sparked by a reborn school spirit, had one of its most successful years in history. The team won their first seven games and tied Herkimer 0-0 in the eighth game to win a share of the CVC title. The Sir Bills also captured the rivalry game against Glovcrsville, 26-14, and advanced into the first Class B Section II Championship game against Ballston Spa. The Scotties were rated fifth in the state for small schools prior to the game, but th v were manhandled by the Sir Bills 34-21 under rainy skies at Mont Pleasant. The victorious Sir Bills, led by coaches Pete Precopio and Jack Dunlap and ------------------------ jjm Snell, attained 6th place in the state rating. We're SECTION II TROPHY LIONS CLUB TROPHY . . . THE UNBEATABLE BILLS Row one: B. Stearns, B. Kosowitz, J. Thomas, J. Cleary, Co-Captain J. Cieply, Co-Captain, T. Snell, J. Duesler, S. Hanchar, T. Derwin, E. Heselton, R. Steding. Row two: Coach Precopio, M. McAfee, G. Saltsman, J. Jarabek, R. Osborne, S. Blowers, M. Blowers, G. Allen, B. Wessels, J. Nellis, Coach Dunlap. Row three: B. Svolos, C. Subik, R. Milo, D. Giarrizzo, T. Pelosi, C. Wright, M. Spawn, W. Weller, S. Pitcher, S. Hladik. Row four: T. Neri, D. Pitcher, J. Biron, C. Samperi, D. Peck, B. Kretser, E. Demagistris, M. Bevington. J.V. FOOTBALL Row one: J. Schrievogl, S. Felthousen, T. Stock, R. Dominiak, B. Carvelle. Row two: R. Nellis, B. Lavigne, B. McClusky, J. Askew, J. Simek. Row three: J. Costello, S. Tibbetts, P. Simone, M. Lord, N. Cannizzo. Row Four: R. Sanders, M. Heberer, R. Malaney, M. Hlozansky, J. Jordan, T. Burns. Row five: M. Palmateer, D. Stearns, K. Feeney, E. Spence; Coaches M. Newton, A. Recesso. Row one: G. Ragusa, C. Frazier. Row two: J. Morgan, S. Gott, E. Bartlett, S. Loose, J. DelSignore, B. Cooper, M. Reid, C. Sweet, A. Dwyer, L. MacVean, M. Klingbeil, K. Dubois, B. Heberer, M. Bcrkowitz. Row three: Coach Eagan, M. Brownell, K. Mee, M. Ralbovsky, J. D. Praught, C. Fox, J. Cirillo, B. Gates, P. Chizek, K. Stoutner, C. Swatt, J. McNamara, J. Jarabek, R. King, Coach Townsley. Row four: D. DeCuyke, R. Ort, M. Samperi, M. Peck, E. Peck, B. George, M. Derwin, P. Alluci, A. Holden, D. DeCuyke, G. Podolek, D. Loucks. Missing: T. Olds. OVER HILL, OVER DALE, HERE COMES JOHNSTOWN DOWN THE TRAIL Row one. M. Swatt, B. Garten, P. Subik, C. Garten, D. Saltsman, S. Handy. Row two: G. Diltz, J. Bartlett, B. Pulis, J. Galea, D. Hayes, P. Lane, D. Loucks, S. Western. Row three: M. Higgins. R. Kline, D. Schellc, D. Vicencio, S. Arpcy, t! Farnsworth, J. Case, C. Jung, B. Steinberg, K. Grenier, Coach Orr. 148 a n CTT'V R°w one: Morgan, R. Sahut, C. Mee, J. Rulison, M. Praught. Row two: Coach-Underwood, N. Dyer, J. V 1 I Cieply, M. Greco, C. Weller, S. Braemer, J. Rulison, L. Raneri. - Row one: C. Hauser, M. Daily, B. Hyney, T. Hyney, K. Sammons. Row two: J T. Davis, K. Houghten, V. Christman. B. Harazin, K. Davenpeck, L. Bright, ¥ S. Empie, C. Hammond. Row three: Coach-Underwood, T. Talbert, T. ' Coons, R. Guerrieri, A. Calhoun, B. Calhoun, P. Frasier, M. DeBlock. VOLLEYBALL 150 Row one: C. Miller, M. Muzzi, Row Two: M. Higgins, T. Smith, R. Reid, M. Muzzi, Coach-Joyce, D. Carey. B A D M I N T O N Row One: L. Hayes, L. Spencer, V. Reid, B. Quinn, L. Allen, Row Two: Coach-Eddy, D. Jones, K. lntonte, L. Otto, B. Gates, A. Malaret, L, DeBlock. PING PONG 152 Row One: L. Webb, S. Rhodes, A. Carter, K. Walton, T. Ruggcri. Row Two: J. Hock, B. Diviyak, C. Hladik, L. DeBlock, L. Goody, M. Nellis, P. Frasier, L. Hladik, Coach-Ritzmann. VARSITY. Row One: R. Lehr, B. Hayward, D. Pitcher. Row J.V. Row One: D. Hilts. G. Podolec, J. Brandt, G. Two: P. Feinour, T. Dwyer, M. Hohenforst, S. Handy, B. Hyney. Row Two: B. Lavigne, M. Spawn. D. Patterson, Wessels. Missing: Coach Lavigne. J. Calderwood. LUCKY STRIKE 153 154 Row one: L. Ferrari, P. Bright, L. Antis, K. Rhodes, C. Simone, L. Johnson, Coach Raneri. Row two: C. Hammond, E. Suchy, K. Shipley, S. Satterlee, J. Hughston, T. Precopio, L. Crankshaw. FROSH GRAPPLERS MAT MAIDS Row One: K. Oathout, B. Diviyak, B. Putman. Row Two: K. Poliak, T. Dimaio, M. Burda, B. TenEyck. JUNIOR VARSITY MA T MEN Row One: J. Duesler, C. Jung, J. Cirillo, S. Felthousen, M. Long. Row Two: B. Svolos, T. Stock, G. Palmateer, J. Simik, S. Giarizzo, S. King, P. Simone. 156 Co 3 JHS SWIM TEAM . . . Row one: Assistant Coach Howe, Diver-C. Kobuski, J. Carville, J. MacNamara, M. McAffe, F. Suchy, Coach Swift. Manager S. Connolly. Row two: Diver-S. Poliak, P. Lane, K. Cotton, C. Rubino, B. Frye, C. Yvars, S. Furlong, Manager L. TenEyck, Row three: C. Wojciechowski, Diver-T. Pombrio, S. Piseczny, S. Satterlee, Diver-J. Piazza, N. Frye, K. Dite, J. Otruba. iso Row one: P. Baxter, M. Goodier, M. Schelle, R, Kline. R. Stewart, S. Carbone, L. Tyler, Row two: J. Levin, S. Gregorio D Hays, D. Schelle, M. Levin, T. Clark, D. Stearns, B. Vicencio, J. Stewart, C. Subik, P. Subik, S. Wiesner, K. Mce, L. Hladik! K. Hansen, T. Cromer, Coach Bartholomew, D. Saltsman. FRANZ KLINER!! IT’S NOT ALL DOWNHILL SCHELLEMAN!!!! SKI TEAM Jane Stewart was chosen New York State Intersec- tional Ski Meet Skimeister for 1979. She placed 4th in Slalom and 6th in Giant Slalom and was rated the best all around skier. Martha Swatt placed 3rd in the Cross Country event; Pat Subik placed 4th. 163 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '79 RAINBOW RESTAURANT Pete And Dottie Wilson Your Host And Hostess 14 - 22 East Main Street Johnstown Congratulations Class Of '79 From COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO NETHA WAY'S MARKET, INC. GLOVERSVILLE Compliments Of STUFT SHIRT Best Wishes From KORNER KUPBOARD BAKERY 206 West Main St. Johnstown, N.Y. 762-9122 164 NICK STONER INN Fine Foods And Beverages Lots Of Luck Class Of '79 From THE UNGER HOUSE RESTAURANT Caroga Lake, New York Laurie’s Parents The Carbone's Best Of Luck Class Of '79 RICK AND BEV WEISS OF THE FOUR SEASONS Caroga Lake, New York Best Wishes From Best Wishes From DON’S SUBMARINES me Meal in Itself ! 6 S. Market St., Johnstown THE HUNGRY Best Wishes Compliments From GLORIA’S PIZZERIA HORSE DUNKIN’ DONUTS Restaurant OPEN 24 HOURS 55 East Main Street 129 SOUTH MAIN STREET Johnstown GLOVERSVILLE 762-3121 BARBARA GENE CUNNINGHAM IDLE HOUR Restaurant Arterial, Johnstown NEXT YEAR'S J.V.’S . . . MA YBE Row One: M. Derwin, Coach Beck, M. Ralbovsky, Row Two: P. Chizek, J. Morgan, K. Dubois, B. Subik, M. Reid, D. Loucks, K. Stoutner, M. Samperi, C. Swatt, M. Putnam, M. Brownell, J. D. Praught, R. Ort, B. Gates, C. Sweet,'M. Manno, M. Heberer. 166 J.V. BILLS Row One: T. Shipley, J. Cunningham, J. Hayner, J. Costello, S. Blowers, E. Sharpou. Row Two: Coach-Townsley, T. Byrns, J. Askew, D. Loucks, S. Wiesner, M. Hlozansky, J.H. Praught, S. Tibbits. Missing: B. Kowalski. 167 Row One: J. Cieply, M. Praught, J. Rulison. Row Two: Coach-Colvin, B. Morgan, J. Rulison, L. Raneri, D. Kowalski, A. Ralbovsky, S. Ahrens, C. Weller, C. Mee, C. Caraco. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL . . . SWISH IT! 168 J V G I R L S Row One: M. DeBlock, K. Sammons, T. Hyney, S. Empie, B. Hyney, S. Handy, S. Woodbeck. Row Two: R. Shutts, J. Smith, M. Plum, R. Berry, T. Talbert, K. Simpson, C. Skoda, B. George, Coach-Bernard. This is for the game, Sam! “Hey, hit the ball, not my head!” Row one: M. Heberer, S. Hladik, B. Pulis, T. Snell, J. Cieply, T. Derwin, D. Vicencio, M. Batty. Row two: S. Higgins, Manager, M. Blowers, J. Sheehan, D. Sleezer, C. Samperi, S. Pitcher, M. Ralbovsky, W. Weller, and R. Osborne, Manager. Missing: Coach Dunlap. RAH .... RAH R. Sahut K. Cotton . . . . MORE BOUNCE, L. Wasson S. Braemer S. Costello A. Ragusa A. Charney S. Kretzer N. Granetz Missing: Sir Bill-C. Garten TO THE OUNCE. 172 Row one: R. Swears, P. Singley. Row two: L. McVean, L. Valachovic, P. Brandt, L. Mellis, L. Allen, C. Seamen. Row three: L. Dunlap. F R O S H 173 Row one: C. Oathout, L. Scriven, M. Hladik, K. Hudson, C. Cleary, R. Shepard, S. Ambridge, C. Frasier. Row two: H. Brown. Row three: R. May, K. Johnson, J. Russo. STATS BASEBALL JHS OPPONENTS 0 9 Amsterdam 8 15 Amsterdam 2 4 Gloversville 5 21 Saratoga 11 9 Frankfort 5 3 Glens Falls 3 4 Mohawk 3 0 J.F. Kennedy 6 15 Queensbury 1 13 S. Glens Falls 5 4 Gloversville 1 2 Herkimer 17 7 llion 7 2 Frankfort 6 7 Mohawk 2 10 J.F. Kennedy 6 15 Herkimer 2 17 Little Falls 3 12 llion 2 5 Little Falls Coach: Mr. Purcell Mr. Boerner BOYS TRACK JHS OPPONENTS 54 Vi 95 Vi Hudson Falls 102 48 Cobleskill 104 46 Voorheesville 73 68 Little Falls 52 89 Herkimer 113 Vi 27 Vi Mohawk 125 16 llion 87 36 Frankfort 103 47 S. Glens Falls 106 44 Amsterdam 82 49 J.F. Kennedy 2nd. CVC League Meet 64 86 Gloversville 84 66 Mohonasen Coach: Mr. Eagan Mr. Orr GIRLS TRACK Defeated: Herkimer, Ilion, J.F. Kennedy, Little Falls, Frank- fort, Gloversville. 1st J’town PBA Invit. Lost to Mohawk. Coach: Mr. Townsley SOFTBALL JHS OPPONENTS 10 12 Frankfort 28 18 Mohawk 9 0 J.F. Kennedy 18 6 Herkimer 9 14 llion 6 12 St. Johnsville 12 11 Little Falls 12 13 Frankfort ™ 20 19 Mohawk II 8 J.F. Kennedy 7 11 Herkimer 9 14 llion 11 6 Little Falls 7 18 Mayfield 12 19 Fonda Coach: Ms. Zajicek GOLF JHS OPPONENTS L 9 Vi 2 Vi Herkimer L 8 4 Little Falls W 5 7 Frankfort W 4‘4 7Vi J.F. Kennedy W 5 Vi 6 V4 Cobbleskill W 5 Vi 6 Vi Little Falls W 4 8 Frankfort W 3 9 Herkimer W 2 Vi 9 Vi Mohawk 6 6 llion 6 6 Mohawk CROSS COUNTRY JHS OPPONENTS L 34 23 Galway (boys) W (girls) W 18 41 Cobleskill W 26 29 Fonda W 23 34 Mayfield G - 1st in G’ville Invit. B 8th in G’ville Invit. W 15 50 llion G - 5th Grout Invit. B - 12th Grout Invit. L 44 17 J.F. Kennedy G - 1st in Cobleskill Inv. B - 6th in Cobleskill Inv. W 16 45 Mohawk W 20 36 Hudson Falls (B) W 21 34 Hudson Falls (G) W 18 44 Little Falls L 30 27 Herkimer L 15 50 S. Glens Falls W 22 33 Frankfort Forfeit Coach: J.F. Kennedy Mr. Precopio BOYS TENNIS FIELD HOCKEY Defeated: Frankfort, llion, Mohawk (twice), J.F. Kennedy (twice), Herkimer (twice) Lost to Frankfort, llion. Little Falls, (twice), Cobleskill (twice), Gloversville (twice). Coach: Mr. Beck JHS 3 3 3 0 2 1 1 1 0 4 4 2 1 1 0 1 Coach: Ms OPPONENTS J.F. Kennedy Herkimer Little Falls llion Mohawk Gloversville Frankfort Gloversville Clark B - 3rd in CVC Meet W 27 28 Colonie G - 2nd in Glens Falls Inv. G - 2nd Section II Meet B - 6th Section II Meet W 23 34 Gloversville L 28 27 Gloversville Coach: Mr. Orr GIRLS TENNIS JHS OPPONENTS 5 0 Herkimer 4 1 Frankfort 0 Little Falls 6 2 Niskayuna 1 4 J.F. Kennedy Mohawk I 4 llion 5 0 Herkimer 0 Frankfort 0 Little Falls 0 Mohawk 3 J.F. Kennedy 1 4 llion Section II finals • 4 Hudson Falls Coach: Mrs. Eddy 1979 FOOTBALL JHS OPPONENTS 27 0 Glens Falls 20 0 Ilion 25 14 S. Glens Falls 13 6 J.F. Kennedy 20 12 Little Falls 14 13 Frankfort 40 0 Mohawk 0 0 Herkimer 26 14 Gloversville Section II finals: 34 21 Ballston Spa Coach: Mr. Precopio Mr. Dunlap BOYS BASKETBALL JHS OPPONENTS 70 50 Bishop Scully 57 52 Frankfort 64 45 J.F. Kennedy 61 63 Bishop Scully 83_. 84 Greenwich 80 63 Fonda Fultonville 57 46 Little Falls 73 74 Quccnsbury 55 47 llion 74 44 Mohawk 56 52 Herkimer 37 50 Gloversville 62 55 Frankfort 62 67 J.F. Kennedy 66 40 Quccnsbury 63 62 Little Falls 47 49 llion 59 62 Gloversville 55 53 Mohawk 75 69 Herkimer Sectionals: 62 64 Ravena Coach: Mr. Dunlap GIRLS BOWLING JHS OPPONENTS 2 1 Frankfort 3 0 Mohawk 3 0 Little Falls 3 0 llion 2 - 1 Herkimer 4 r Broadalbin 3 i Perth 4 0 Broadalbin 1 3 Perth J.F. Kennedy Coach: Mrs. Ritzmann WRESTLING JHS OPPONENTS 38 15 Fonda 62 0 Little Falls 30 27 S. Glens Falls 13 38 Queensbury 2nd in Columbia Tourn. 82 19 llion 48 9 Cobleskill 10 35 Mohawk 22 30 Amsterdam 32 22 Herkimer 33 24 Saratoga 34 19 Frankfort Johnstown Invit. 66 3 J.F. Kennedy 24 36 Glens Falls 39 17 Gloversville Coach: Mr . Recesso GIRLS BASKETBALL JHS OPPONENTS 36 30 Amsterdam 30 50 Fort Plain 42 27 Frankfort 31 39 Mohawk 44 46 Little Falls 28 58 llion 49 53 Herkimer 63 42 Fonda 37 34 Frankfort (7 games remaining) Coach: Mrs. Colvin GIRLS VOLLEYBALL JHS OPPONENTS W 1 L 1 Mohawk W 2 Little Falls W 1 L 1 Herkimer W 2 llion W 2 Frankfort W 2 J.F. Kennedy Won CVC Tournament Coach: Mr. Underwood SWIM TEAM JHS OPPONENTS 40 43 Canajoharie 61 21 Herkimer 32 51 West Canada 27 54 Holland Pattent 58 26 So. Lewis 50 34 Beaver River 50 33 Canajoharie 46 33 Carthage 54 28 Herkimer 66 105 Notre Dame 5th overall in North Central Adirondack Swim League Meet Coach: Mr. Swift SKI TEAM MEET BOYS GIRLS Guilderland 1st. ' 1st. Quccnsbury 1st. 1st. Tupper Lake 5th. 1st. Scotia Lake Placid 6th. 4th. Ahern Mem. 1st. 1st. Section II Championship 1st. 1st. Coach: Mr. Bartholomew BOYS BOWLING Varsity record to 2 20 79: 10 wins, 5 losses J V record: 6 wins, 4 losses, 2 ties First place in Christinas Tourny Varsity won CVC Dual Match Comp. J V also finished first. Coach: Mr. Lavigne BOYS VOLLEYBALL JHS OPPONENTS W Frankfort W Ilion L Mohawk W Little Falls L Herkimer W J.F. Kennedy Won CVC Tournament CVC League Champions Coach: Mr. Joyce Row one: M. Manno-Rudy, J. Hennessy-Student Director, J. Husted-Student Director, M. Sam- peri-Rudy. Row two: D. Hall-Edmund Swettenham, S. Montini-Mrs. Swettenham, B. Garten- Phillipa Haymes, T. Hill-Sergeant Mellors, J. Rulison-Mitzi, S. Brandis-Rudi Scherz. Row three: T. Valachovic-Patrick Simmons, S. Connolly-Julia Simmons, E. Vietri-Miss Marple, W. Barringer- Letitia Blacklock, J. Piazza-Inspector Craddock, C. Garten-Dora Bunner, Mrs. Melita-Director. 181 “NO, NO, NANETTE” ■ Cast: Chris Piazza-Jimmy Dan Hall-Tom Karen Dyer-Lucille Lisa Vrooman-Flora Sue Connolly-Winnie Dave Small-Billy Pat Preston-Sue Shawn Jeffers-Nanette Ann Duffy-Betty Lynn Cole-Pauline The musical was staged on May 25, 26, and 27, 1978. Mrs. Helen Russell directed the en- tire production. Mr. James Hughston accom- panied the chorus while Mr. Michael Palotta conducted the pit band. This made another memorable hit to add to the JHS repertoire of musicals. 18J The Junior Prom was really great! Act III was the band for ’78. Some couples came in a limousine. The dance floor was a real disco scene. Night Fever was the theme they voted for, And a disco light hung over the floor. Everyone danced throughout the eve. The band was hopping; no one wanted to leave. 184 TRENT NILSEN HARDWARE-MILL SUPPLIES JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. 12095 762-8097 COMPLIMENTS OF: PEARL'S DEPARTMENT STORE BANKER’S TRUST COMPANY OF ALBANY, N.Y. 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PAGANO GLOVES GLOVES SOLD BY THE PAIR AT FACTORY PRICES -OPEN ALL YEAR- 8-6 PM-SAT 8-3 PM 3-5 CHURCH ST. JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. 762-8245 Congratulations From WELSH GREY LUMBER CO Johnstown FRIG I DAI RE Magnavox SYLVAN IA BSKfrffi� ®� i iiKKOMi GHE JOSEPH HAN CHAR DECORATING PAINTING PAPER HANGING EXTERIOR-INTERIOR 205 E. DECKER ST. JOHNSTOWN Compliments Of; SIR WILLIAM SQUIRE SHOP Mr. Mrs. Samuel A1 pert Proprietors MAIN ST, JOHNSTOWN CONGRATULATIONS T THE CLASS OF '79 from ANGIE’S SILK SHOP GORDON COMMUNICATIONS IN 115 N. PERRY ST. JOHNSTOWN 762-1686 CVS PHARMACY 40-42 W. Main St. Johnstown, N.Y. JOHNSTON’S Thoughtfulnest Gloversville, N.Y. 725-6676 CANADA LAKE STORE Gas, Groceries, Gifts, Alcort Sailboats Bill Dorothy Fielding Open Year ’round 835-6069 Let's Bowl At PERRY LANES BOWLING CENTER N. Perry St., Johnstown, N. Y. 24 Brunswick Lanes - Snack Bar Cocktail Lounge Michael Parker Agent Rte 30A, Arterial Highway Johnstown, N.Y. Bus. Phone 762-1912 Res. 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Market St. Johnstown EACKER CALLERY Shoes For Men - Women - Children YOUR BUSTER BROWN DEALER Main St., Johnstown The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Ramark Varden COMPLIMENTS OF FULTON COUNTY AUTO DEALERS BRAMER - FORD R. BROWN SONS - FORD GARLOCK CADILLAC - OLDS - SAAB, INC. HOWELL PIERSON - DODGE H P MOTORS, INC. - DODGE HUPKES IMPORTS KENTRIS CHEVROLET, INC. KINGSBORO CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH LONGWELL CHEVROLET, INC. NELSON JONES FORD, INC. ROSE BUICK, INC. BUICK - OPEL SHEPARD PONTIAC, INC. Best Wishes From Best Wishes From GOULD’S THE SNOWBIRD Gift Shop Gloversville Today «Gilt To Best Wishes Class Of 79 Juriorama Best Wishes From TEN EYCK’S SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Edward Billa Jr. Russ Brown Mrs. Carbone Mr. Mrs. Lawrence C. Case Mr. Mrs. Gary Davenpeck and Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas Derrico Mr. Mrs. Paul Dominiak Mark Marcia Dyer Mr. Mrs. Martin Ellis Budmond Marjorie Frye Mr. Mrs. E. A. Garten Bill Martha Gates Dan Hayes Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Hayes i wig “Shoes” Higgins Mr. Mrs. Ambrose Hock William G. Husted Mr. Mrs. Richard Lefebvre and Libby Marvin Meher Jr. Rev. Mrs. Jack H. Millard “Mom Dad” Montini Karen Reid Sean-o Mrs. Mary Jo Sergeant Gloria Shepardson Rev. Mrs. William D. Small Jane Stewart Congratulations to the CLASS OF FULTON-MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY COLLEGE invites you to ‘BECOME A PART OF OUR SUCCESS STORY’ ♦TAKE ADVANTAGE of our high quality, low cost education ♦CHOOSE frqpi amohg «m( 8 curricular offerings ♦ nJDY full or part tifne, day-«t.eyening jglpi f� t '• 'STUDY full or part ♦AJ PLY for local, state, and federal fir more than 75% etff students genome form ARE to join our graduates in the locaHWfrE for4 (71% of those wjm chose to work after graduation) LTpN-MONTfcOMERY COMMENT ' Johnstown, new York 095 _ For information on M out 38 curriculaf5 £ferihgs, financial aid, or registration, i B Dlease call (518) 762-4651 or 829-7321 photo by Mark Kratky V1-, TIME HAS RUN OUT. The BARONET Staff wish to thank our sponsors and advertisers, the administration, coaches, faculty of JHS, and especially you, the students for being in our time capsule for the 1978-79 school year. We feel our time has been well spent. Underclassmen were photographed by School Pic- tures, Inc. Seniors and groups were photographed by Ramark-Varden. We thank our company advisor, Mr. Patrick Brady, representing the publisher, Josten- American Yearbook Company of Topeka, Kansas. Sitting' S Montini, D. Hall. At table: Advisors-Mrs. VanDenburgh, Ms. Zajicek. Row one: T. Decker, J. Husted, J. Husted, P. Wilson, J. Stewart, W. Barringer, L. Hayes, K. Davenpeck, S. Ryan. Row two: E. Vietri, A. Valachovic, L. TenEyck, A. Brown, J. Hennessy. Missing: C. Garten. C. Caraco, R. Sahut, T. Derrico, S. Connolly. EDITORS Phyllis Wilson-Editor in Chief Karen Davenpeck-Assistant Editor John Hennessy-Business Tom Derrico-Subscriptions Renee Sahut-Advertising Sue Connolly-Seniors April Brown-Underclass Lisa Hayes-Art Jane Stewart-Photography Elisa Vietri-Photography and Specials Wendy Barringer-Boys Sports and Typing Sandy Montini-Girls Sports Connie Garten-Organizations Laurie TenEyck-Music and Drama Cover design by Rick Klingbeil INDEX Administration 17 Advertisements 164-165; 185-195 Audio-visual and library 82 Bands 122-124 BARONET 196-197 Baseball 131-133 Basketball 166-167; 170-171 (boys) 168-169 (girls) BOCES 74-75 Bowling 153 BUGLE 126-127 Cheerleaders 141-142; 172-173 Chorus 78-79 Cross country 148-149 Dedication 2 Donkey basketball 158-159 Exchange students 81 Faculty and staff 18-26 Field hockey 140 Football 144-147 Freshmen 27-43 Golf 129 Gymnastics 154-155 Homecoming 84-85 Honors 118-121 International Club and AFS 80 Introduction 3-16 Juniors 59-71 Language Fair 180-181 Majorettes 123 Mat Maids 156 Musical 182-183 Play 178-179 Prom 184 Senior Will and Testament 116-117 Seniors 87-115 Ski team 162-163 Softball 130 Sophomores 44-58 Statistics 174-175 Student Council 83 Swim team 160-161 Tennis 128, 139 Track 134-137 Track officials 138 Tri-Hi-Y 76 Trips 86 Trophies 143 Varsity J 76 Winter sports 150-152 Wrestling 156-157