Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

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We miss you and wish you well in your retirement! min The Baronet staff for the 1984 has chosen as its theme “Movies — Past and Present.” We have tried to incorporate movie terminology, titles and visuals throughout the book. To bring more meaning to the theme, local theatres were used as backgrounds for ar- tistic and photographic spots. We believe that the com- bination of movie titles, photos and captions will stir many good memories for years to come. Now the cameras are rolling and it's time for the show to begin!!! THE CAST THE MAIN FEATURE J.H.S. ACADEMY AWARDS THE SPONSORS of PREVIEWS AND COMING ATTRACTIONS IN LIVING COLOR INTERMISSION INTERMISSION PRODUCERS, DIRECTORS AND STAFF INTERMISSION INTERMISSION VniinrtP Qaimm 6 PREVIEWS AND COMING ATTRACTIONS 5 7 DIRECTED BY R. RHODES AND N. MARCINIEC MOW AT A SCHOOL NEAR YOU 10 11 13 14 THE CAST ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS LYMAN AVERY LARRY AYRES ROBERT BALACHANDRAN SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ERIC BROWNELL BERNADETTE BUSH CAROLYN BUSH MARGARET BIRON i NANCY BRADT LISA CARDINALE CLASS of ’84 LORRAINE BILLA DANEEN BOYLE TODD BYRNS EDWARD BISHOP GARY BRETON BONNIE CARR CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ RONALD DAY LORI DOYLE JANET ENGLES ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS JODY CHATTERTON TINA CHRISTIANO ANDREW COCO JOSEPH D’ANTONINO VICTORIA DARRACH ROBERT DAY CHRIS ETHERTON RICHARD FRASCATORE PENNY FRASIER SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ALAN FUDGER ANTHONY GEORGES DEBBIE HACKETT BRIAN FREESE ROBERT FRENYEA MICHELLE GCIADAGNO CHRISTINE GUY REUBEN GARVINE MARK GAVIN TINA HALL STACY HANDY RICHARD HANSEN CL ASS of 84 DANIEL FUDGER LYN GAGNIER DEBORAH GARDNER STEVEN GERLACH LEANNE GIFFORD HILARY GLASPIE CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ WILLIAM HENDERSON NANCY HERNS DWAYNE HEROTH WENDY HOHENFORST TODD HOYT PAMELA HYNEY STEVEN KINSEY LAURIE KLINGBEIL SHAWNA KLOCK ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS JESSICA HIGGINS STACEY HILL NANCY HLADIK JODY INSOGNIA KRISTINE INTONTE KELLY KILMARTIN RICHARD KUMPITSCH CLIFFORD LAFOCJNTAIN JULIANA LAZZARINI SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ LISA LAKE ROBERT LAKE MELISSA LATHERY ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ CL ASS of 84 THOMAS MELLIS LISA MEZZANO ALAN MILLARD CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ CLAYTON MILLER DARYL MILLER ROBIN MILLER TAMMIE MORLEY BETH MORRIS KAREN OARE JOSEPH O’LUCCI JOMARIE MOWREY THERESA OTRUBA ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS STEVEN MILLER WILLIAM MULLER FRED PALMATEER NICOLE MILO JOANNE NERI CHRISTINE PANERO JAMES MOORE SHELLY NEWNHAM SELENA PARIGORIS SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ROBERT PUTMAN JOSEF RALBOVSKY BRENDEN RENDO ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ CL ASS of 84 ERIC PISECZNY NORINE ROLLER DONALD POITRAS DAVID ROBINO DERREK POMBRIO CHRISTINE RUGGERI CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★A MICHAEL RUSSO SHAWN SAMPERI NORMAN SALATEL TERRENCE SCHARPOU MARILYN SANTANGELO STEPHEN SOLAR MELINDA SPERBECK HENRY SNELL ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS KATHRYN SAMPERI CAROLYN SMOLINSKY WILLIAM STEWART TERRI SALTSMAN LAUREN SAMMONS LORI SIMONSON KATHY SMITH KRISTINE STEARNS SCOT STEWART SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ JOHN VALOVIC STEPHEN VAN DENBURGH ANTHONY VEEDER MARK VERTCJCC1 LISA WAGER JACQUELYN WALSH DALE SWEARS CHRISTIAN SWEDICK JAMESTAUB PHILIP TYLER TIMOTHY VALACHOVIC PAUL VALENTINE ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★ CL ASS of ’84 CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ EDWIN WALTERS SCOTT WAY SCOTT WELDNER JON YOUNG FRANK YUSKO CINDY ZEMANEK 38 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS BRAD WILBUR BRADLEY WILSON STEVEN WOODCOCK PHOTOS NOT SUBMITTED KARL ACKERMAN MILFORD MILLER JON BELVIN MICHAEL NETHAWAY PETER CARELLI BRUCE OVITT JOHN COOPER MICHAEL ROTE MARY DEMAGISTRIS JEFF SCHRUM RHONDA DELSIGNORE PAUL SERPA STANLEY FOX DANIEL SLEEZER GARY FRASCATORE RANDY STOCK SCOTT GALINSKY VICTORIA SUCHY MARLA JORDAN DAWN WHITE ANDREAS ZENKER 39 CLASS of ’84 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SENIORS SENIORS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ CL ASS of 84 43 I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ «♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦� � ♦ Teri Acquilla Billy Allen Mark Angus Steven Barker Karilynn Bartlett Wanda Bell Vicki Bender Joseph Benedict Mark Billa Melissa Bishop Karl Blanchard Robin Blayzor Richard Bowers Joseph Bradt Mary Brandt Thomas Brandt Deana Brockhum Patrick Brooker Theresa Brooks Todd Brownell Robin Burakiewicz Ronald Bush Michael Cady Kenneth Carter Brian Corbett Jennifer Canfield Christopher Case Todd Cerrone Daniel Chamberlair Scott Chamberlain 45 • • John Paul Christiano Barbara Cleary Robert Cobb Robert Conroy Christine Contreras Brian Crankshaw Thomas D’Amore Kenneth DeBlock Lynn DeMagistris Teresa DeMarco Mary Denton Kathleen Derwin Brenda Dillenbeck Jeffrey Dillenbeck Steven Diviyak William Dorn Fred Douglass Patrick Dowd Kevin Doyle Michael Dubois Christopher Duesler Michael Dupree Charlotte Dusenbury John Dwyer Carol Entelisano Christine Entelisano Brian Filmer Robert Fiorello Thomas Fleming Tina Foss f 46 w JUNIORS MMMMMMMM � + + � Roger Foster Susanne Fratangelo Ryan Frederick Susan Frederick William Freeney Mark Gifford Hector Gonzales Patricia Gordon Lisa Graham Melissa Green Shelly Hamm Betty Hanmer Peter Hansen Everett Hauser Jonnell Hayden Steven Hayes Tammy Hayes Brenda Hayward Robert Henry Tammy Heroth Sharon Hinkle Melissa Hogan Shelly Holden Nadeen Hulbert Cynthia Hutchinson Kristine Jackson Christopher Johnson Pamela Johnson Patrick Jones Wesley Jones 49 ♦ ♦ • +++ « « + 444 Julie Jordon Elizabeth Jung Michelle Kane Linda Keeden Deborah Kessler Michael Kilmartin Jennifer King Karen Kirsch John Klausen Donna Klock Connie Kretser John Lakata Shawn Lake Timothy LaMori James LaPorta Bradford LaSalle Tina Laska Gregory Lathery Patricia Lavigne Kim Lefebvre Sean Lord Daniel Lynaugh Lesa MacVean Jay Maderic Scott Manno '$ • X • Robin May Paul McAfee Christine McAllister James McNamara John Mittler CLASS of’85 si CLASS of’85 + � ¥ «� + X ¥ + ¥ + + + + + + + + + + «- 4 52 ♦ .♦ ♦♦ ♦ Dana Moore Michael Morey Lisa Morrison Jack Murray Anjana Nebhnani Daniel Nellis Karen Nellis Susan Nigra Kathy Olendorf Nancy Oliver Dean Ostrander Deborah Ostrander Darrin Palmateer Lila Parigoris Ronald Patterson Eric Peck Raymond Peck Brian McGratten Raquel Pedrick Brian Podolec Michael Poliak Sandra Polo Laurie Proper James Reed Louis Riska Robin Robinson Mary Rowlison Amy Russo Peter Russo Stacey Satterlee 53 JUNIORS Angel Savarese Carl Savarese Michael Schrum Scott Simonson Tracey Slovick Jeffrey Smith Larry Smith Patricia Smith Roy Smith Donald Snell Eric Steding Betty Stock Christine Suchy Elizabeth Subik Karen Subik Barbara Swatt Eileen Sweeney Melissa Sweet James Thrall Lynn Tibbetts Rose Trask Stephen Vacek Tracy Valachovic Tony Valovic Mark VanAlstyne Christina VanDuesen Karen VanHoesen Kenneth VanHoesen Kimberly VanVoast Mary Volpp I i — y 54 a CLASS of’85 55 t + + « • � - + + 4+ « + ¥ + JUNIORS Todd Vose Lindsay Warren Richard Webb John White Colette Wilbur Mark Williams Charles Wilson Margaret Wintermute Margo Yvars Manly Baker Sherri Cromer Steve Skoda Jennifer Spawn Richard Berenger NO PHOTO Randy Bartlett Robert Bronk Milissa Gray Regina Pazzaglia Christy Townsend 57 - . . CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Jim H.ng, Treas.; Chris Wilson, Pres.; Rachel Szabo, Secretary Standing Mr. Dustm. Advisor; Kathy Kadlic, VP. Missing: Mr. Derwin. Stand' 9 Holly Ackerman Pamela Ahrens William Anderson April Antis Blake Avery James Bailie Maureen Balachandran Christine Becker Angel Beekman Christopher Belvin Lora Bentley Michael Billa Timothy Bishop Christopher Blackwood Howard Borden Cory Bowers Barbara Bradt Michelle Bradt Harry Brand Tammy Breault Jennifer Brennan Camilla Briggs Pamela Bright John Brooker Penny Brooks Leslie Bush Deborah Butler Kimberly Calhoun John Capparello Michelle Carbone 59 A Deborah Cerrone Catherine Chizek Paula Christiano Christine Christman Joellen Chu Margaret Cole Sue Cole Lisa Cook James Corbett Thomas Christiano Joseph D’Amore Ann DeJong Christine DeJong Lori DeLorenzo Debra Deubel David Dillenbeck Jennifer Dillenbeck James Dorn Rodney Duesler Sarah Easterly Thomas Ellis Paul Empie Michael Etherton Robert Avery Robert Goot Jennifer Fagan David Fassett Eric Ferrari Jeffrey Fisher Lisa Forte 60 62 CLASS of’86 Christopher Frank Carol Frasier Pamela Frederick Donna Freese Elizabeth Fudger Randy Fuller Dwayne Gallt Cynthia Genis William Glowacki Robert Goot Wendy Guy Rosita Haberacker Daniel Hamalak Victoria Handy Earl Harris Robyn Hart Michael Hayes Cindy Heagle Sherry Healing Tamara Healy David Hedges Donald Henderson Alexandra Higgins John Hill James Hing Melissa Hladik Davina Holmes David Hornidge Wayne Hudson Jeffrey Hyney 63 Roger Iannotti John Johnson Mary Beth Johnson Gerald Joyal Catherine Kadlic Larry Kane Michael Kennedy Karen Klempa John Knichel Jr. Brenda Kretser Danielle Kubik Christopher Lake Scott Lake Steven Lake Penny Lane Susan Lavigne Lisa Leslie James Longfritz Ed Lynt Barbara Lyons Marion Maraszkiewicz Clifford Marcellus Amy Maynard Bruce Miller Mark Miller Timothy Moore Michael Muller Michele Mylott Marianne Nocito Traci Ostrander 64 ★a SOPHOMORES Kathy Palmateer Paul Pavlus Carl Pearson Steven Pearson Leon Peng Mark Pettit Christopher Piehuta Dawn Polmatier John Pradelski Patricia Putnam Douglas Peters Teresa Oughton George Quick Roxanne Rector Richard Reed Colleen Ricciardi James Roddy Paul Rogers Todd Rorick Jeffrey Salatel Betsy Sammons Monica Samperi Lucinda Scharpou James Schuyler Mark Schwed Valerie Scott Barry Serpa Charles Serpa Cathy Skoda Dana Smith 67 SOPHOMORES ft Sabrina Smith Kevin Snell Mark Snell Debbie Stearns Frank Stefic Brett Stergas Gail Stock Michael Scott Jeffrey Subik William Sullivan Edward Sweeney Tina Sweeney Dealson Sweet Rachel Szabo Bernadette Tyler Teresa Thomas Foster Thompson Sonya Thum Rebecca Townsley Tracy Tyler David Valik Lori VanAlstyne Thomas VanAlstyne Lisa Van DeWalker Matthew Van Valkenburgh m j Sean Way Bruce Whitcavitch Julie Whitcavitch Robert Wilder Tim Willard 66 CLASS of 86 70 CLASS of ’86 SOPHOMORES Peggy Wilmot Christian Wilson Eric Wolz Melody Young Christopher Yusko Laura Zemanek David Van Alstyne Paul Wittman John Villone Gayle Matiasovic Janice Osier Tamarah Nellis NO PHOTOS Aron Aguilera Melisa Brown James Coolman Stephanie Del Signore Loretta Ercolino Thomas Kadlic Karen Klempa Scott Leslie Anthony Loveless Debra Paragoris Michael Steenburg Brenda Stock Scott Wells Ellery Willard David Van Alstyne 71 r; Mike Fratangelo, VP Mr. Clawson. FRESHMEN Duane Abbott Stacy Acquilla Jeanne Adams Edward Ahrens Joseph Alfano Joseph Andrews Kevin Angus John Argeris Patrick Baurle Lisa Bayes Frank Benicasa Kevin Bennett Rebecca Betz Christine Billa Nick Biilington Amy Bishop Kevin Bishop Anndee Boerner Stacy Boyd Keith Breton Kelly Brooker Jennifer Brown George Carter Terrie Chamberlain Heather Childs Keith Cobrad Lisa Contreras Kelly Cook Michelle Cook Todd Cook 73 ♦ ★■ A +-4Hf1r 1t h 4 -6 Scott Daly Richard Danelorich Crystal Darling Peter Davis Stewart Davis Monique DeMarco Kenneth Denton Steven Derwin Ramona Dillenbeck Jeffrey Dodson Bradley Donnan William Douglass Michael Dowd Scott Dunlap Stacie Dunlap Thomas Eagan Jeffrey Elmendorf Rene Elmendorf Jeffrey Emmeluth Shawn Farnsworth Tara Farnsworth Jennifer Fisher Michael Forsey Janet Frascatore Dale Frasier Michael Fratangelo Russell Frenyea Michelle Fuller Mark Galinsky Matthew Galpin 74 ♦ .CL ASS of ’87 7« CLASS of’87 - Joseph Gargiulo Jennifer Garlock Peter Garvine Neil Gifford David Gillmore Sean Grady Todd Grandshaw Victoria Greathouse Rhonda Green Peter Guyette Lori Hallenbeck Elizabeth Hamlin Stephanie Handy Thomas Hayes Joseph Heagle Renee Hebert Virginia Henley Nathan Hennessey Kemberly Heroth Paige Herring Martha Higgins Trisha Hoyt Douglas Hulbert Sharon Hulbert Linda Hulsaver Anthony Intonte Mike Jackson Mark Johnson Monica Johnson Holly Kane 77 4Ht • - irk k + k k Ellen King Eileen Klausen Kelly Kollar Lynn Kollar Kelly Lane Kevin Larter Chris Lasalle Daniel Laverdure Bruce Lawrence Ann Lefebvre Thomas Lombardoni Billie Jo Loux Ray Loveless Melissa Luck Terri Lyon Jennifer Mabin Lisa Maderic Ann Major Amy Marsh Katrina Martell Edward Martelle Lisa Martish Bridget McCue Jami McCue Joshua Mehigan Mark Miller Mike Miller Sandra Miller Stacie Mittler Michael Mongin 78 CLASS of 87 79 so CLASS of’87 Michelle Morley Richelle Morley Mark Muller Corey Nellis Kathy Nellis Joseph Oare Stephen Oare Christina Oliva Clayton Olmstead Larry Olmstead Regina Papa Joseph Pazzaglia Kimberly Peck Jacqueline Pecunies Raymond Pecunies Wendy Plumb Tiffani Podolec Dawn Pradelski Ralph Preston John Razzano Mary Razzano Arthur Recesso Jeffrey Rehbein Jessica Rehbein Tad Renvyle Shannon Reuter Jimmy Ringer Nicholas Riska Kristine Roddy Jeffrey Roller 81 CLASSof’87 82 Ann Rubino Barbara Ruggeri Sean Russo Diane Ryan James Santangelo Carissa Savarese John Schermerhorn Mike Sheperd Michelle Simek Tammi Simpson Evangeline Sin Heather Siver Amy Sless Jeanne Smith Phillip Smrtic Stephen Sollak Rebecca Spawn Betty Stearns Kimberly Stearns Roxanne Stergas Lisa Stoutner Jay Swart Mary Swart William Taglialatela Kathryn Taub James Telfer Jody Thompson Michelle Twardy Jeffrey Tyrell Todd Unislawski 63 FRESHMEN Karen Vacek Jessica Valentine Amy Valovic Hope Valovic Eric Van Aernam Thomas Van Alstyne Raymond Van Auken Andrew Van Voast Kristen Van Wart Tammy Vickers Deanne Way Todd Weldner Glenn Wells Diane Wilder Mary Wooster Marc Wormuth Michelle Yates Pamela Yates Bradley Yerdon April Young Victoria Yusko Janice Zinc Franz Litz David Pynadath NO PHOTO Evonne Bellinger Michell Gagnier Todd Goldacker Robert Lightcap 84 85 KELLY ACHZET: I KELLY ACHZET LEAVE TO JENNY MY LOCKER AND ANOTHER FUN YEAR OF STUDY HALL8 AND TO EILEEN. ALL THE PARTYING WITH THE PLANTS. DARRIN AMBRIDGE: I DARRIN AMBRIDGE LEAVE THE YOUNGER GIRLS ALL MY HUGS AND KISSES. TO JACK VAN HALEN. DAVID ASKEW: I DAVID ASKEW LEAVE TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN: WEEKENDS. WOMAN. BEER. TUNA. DRAWING (THANKS TO ZIG). QUARTERS. BILLYBOB'S HOUSE. SKOAL. D.C.T.. BL'S! LYMAN AVERY: I LYMAN AVERY LEAVE C M. TO DO IT UP THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE AT B.K. DURING LUNCH. ROBERT BALACHANDRAN: I ROBERT BALACHANDRAN LEAVE THIGHS AND V.C. TO BRUCE. I LEAVE MY SKIS. TO SPUD. I LEAVE MY CLUBS (FULL SET). AND TO TRACY. I LEAVE 8.F. AND L.N. JENNIE BEEKMAN: I JENNY BEEKMAN LEAVE TO MY SISTER ANGEL BEEKMAN ALL THE FUN AND HAPPINESS SHE CAN HAVE. DON’T FORGET TO WATCH OUT FOR CHEETAH. MARGARET BIRON: I MARGARET BIRON LEAVE TO THE BIG HOGS . A NIGHT WITH IGUANA IN TEENAGE WASTELAND. KIM V. A QUARTERS GAME WITH JUST ME. M. POLLACK. I CAN’T WAIT .. NANCY BRADT: I NANCY BRADT LEAVE MY VOLLEYBALL TO THE JUNIORS. GARY BRETON: I GARY BRETON LEAVE TO KEITH AND 8TAN TOTAL CONTROL OF LANE 4 TO JOE I LEAVE MONEY FOR SUPPER. TO STEVE I LEAVE A WIN IN THE 400 METER DASH AND TO ALL FRESHMEN I LEAVE 3 MORE YEARS. BECKI BOWERS: I BECKI BOWERS. LEAVE TO ALL FRESHMEN THIS SCHOOL. I LEAVE TO CHRIS PANERO THE CHALLENGES AND ADVENTURES OF OUR FRIEND- SHIP. TO THE INCOMING SENIORS HAVE THE GREATEST YEAR POSSIBLE. LEAVE TO B.C. OUR ENRICHING VISIT8 AT MY HOUSE. BERNSIE BUSH: I BERN8IE BUSH. LEAVE KAREN 8UBIK A WINDOW TO SNEAK OUT OF TO GO TO CAMP PARTIES. AND MR WILTEY AN UNFORGETTABLE SENIOR YEAR. CAROLYN BUSH: I CAROLYN BUSH. LEAVE TO SUE. THE SMELL OF RABBIT FUR. TO MR. MADERIC. MY T LOVE TIM PIN AND A PIECE OF CELERY. AND TO LESUE. MY SAT SCORES. TODD BYRN8: I TODD BYRNS LEAVE J.M. THE HUMP! TO K.V.V. I LEAVE MY RICHARD TO A.V.V.. C.L.. T.W.. AND R.l. I LEAVE THE RESIDUE IN THE BATHROOM. SUSAN CARVILLE: I SUSAN CARVILLE. LEAVE SQUIRT ALL THE MEMORIES OF SHAGGY AND MOOSH. TO CINDY. I’LL MEET YOU AT McMATTS! AND LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST TO PETER ALL THE BEER CAPS HE CAN HANDLE! BILL CRANK8HAW: I BILL CRANK8HAW LEAVE TO FUTURE J.H.8. GRADS. I WISH SUCCESS AND MANY UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES. TO THE BAND. CHORUS. SPORTS TEAMS. MANY WINS AND GOOD SHOWS. AND TO ALL THE JH8 STAFF. SINCERE THANKS! TINA CHRISTIANO: I TINA CHRISTIANO LEAVE DEBBIE. AND BETH. THE MEMORY OF OUR GREAT EXPERIENCE CHANGING TIRES. ROB DAY: I ROB DAY. LEAVE TO TODD CERRONE A ROLL OF QUARTERS AND A LITTLE COURAGE FOR THESE LONG LONELY NIGHTS AT THE QUARTERS TABLE. MARYBETH DEMAGISTRIS: I MARYBETH DEMAGISTRIS. LEAVE TO MR. BATTY. A “THANK YOU”. AND TO MS. HINTZ. AN I’LL MISS YOU TO PENNY AND LISA. MANY MEMORIES. AND TO NANCY. QUIGS BACK ROOM. AND A CITY TRUCK I NEVER SAW. SKINOBISH ”! LORI DOYLE: I LORI DOYLE LEAVE MY BROTHER KEVIN DOYLE ALL THE CLASSES AND STUDY HALLS ALONG WITH THE TEACHERS. I WISH HIM THE BEST OF LUCK IN HIS SENIOR YEAR. JANET ENGLES: I JANET ENGLE8 LEAVE TO BETSY 93 POINTS SO SHE CAN GET A SCORE OF 100 ON HER FRENCH TEST. I LEAVE TO JAY MANY FINE MEMORIES. AND MANY GOOD TIMES WITH MR. MOJO RISIN’. CHRISTINE ETHERTON: I CHRISTINE ETHERTON LEAVE JOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL THANK GOD! (AND THE JUNIORS TOUGH LUCK CHARUE.) JOHN EVANS: I JOHN EVANS (BEING OF SOMEWHAT SOUND MIND AND BODY) LEAVE JAY MADERIC MY KING PIN MARKET. AND TO PAUL McAFEE AN ELECTRIC EYE TO DETECT THOSE RED LIGHT8. RICHARD FRA8CATORE: I RICHARD FRA8CATORE, LEAVE THE COMPUTER ROOM TO ALL UNDERCLASSMEN. TO 8TEVE KINSEY AND ANDY ZENKER ALL OUR GREAT TIMES. AND TO BETH PEDERICK OUR FRIENDSHIP AND ONE SQUASHED EGG. PENNY FRASIER: I PENNY FRASIER LEAVE THE HAIR SPRAY GROUP NOTHING. TO PAM. ALL THE FUN IN THE SWIMMING POOL. AND TO WHOEVER CAN KEEP UP WITH USA LOU AND I ON THE WEEKENDS AT C A. ROBERT FRENYEA: I ROBERT FRENYEA. LEAVE TO MR. DUNLAP A PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES. TO MONICA A VACATION FOR FOUR IN WELLS. A TRICK DECK OF CARDS AND MY LOVE! DAN FUDGES: I DAN FUDGER LEAVE TO HAUSER AND THRALL THE TASK OF LEADING THE X-COUNTRY AND TRACK TEAMS TO K.A. SEASONS. KEEP F.I.. GUMBY AND BEARDOO UNDER CONTROL. LYN GAGNIER: I LYN GAGNIER LEAVE MY UTTLE SISTER MICHELL ALL MY LOVE AND LUCK. BECAUSE SHE'LL NEED IT AND TO MISS HINTZ MANY MORE LATIN 4’8! BEN GARVINE: I BEN GARVINE LEAVE P.P. THE GOOD TIMES TO B.C. M B. THE CHEMIST B.B. A CONGRATULATIONS 86 MR. RHODES AND MRS. LEONARDI. THANK YOU! STAY COOL TIM AND JIM! MARK GAVIN: I. MARK GAVIN. BEING OF NO MIND OR BODY TO SPEAK OF LEAVE ANN LOTS OF LUCK AND THE ABILITY TO SURVIVE AND SUE GETS YUKON’S PENGUIN PORTRAIT. HILARY GLA8PIE: I HILARY GLA8PIE LEAVE EARL HARRIS ALL MY SANITY. AND TO WNEDY GUY ALL THE HAMSTERS I COME ACROSS. MICHELLE GUADAGNO: I MICHELLE GUADAGNO. LEAVE TO ALL OF THE LOWER CLASSMEN ALL THE LUCK IN THEIR REMAINING YEARS AND ALL OF THE FUN AND PARTIES THAT TOOK PLACE DURING MY HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. AND TO THE ENTIRE STAFF — SINCERE THANKS!! CHRISTINE GUY: I CHRISTINE GUY LEAVE MY BROTHER DARRIN MY PARKING PLACE BUT HOPING HE HAS HIS OWN CAR! DEBBIE HACKETT: I DEBBIE HACKETT LEAVE TO BETH. CHRIS. TINA. AND ALL THE REST WE SHARED OUR NOON HOURS WITH ALL THE FONDEST MEMORIES AND THE BEST LUCK IN THE FUTURE. TINA HALL: I. TINA HALL. LEAVE JOHN MITTLER. MY LOVE, A LOT OF GOOD TIMES. MEMORIES. AND GOOD LUCK. TO STACIE. DAN. SEAN. AND DANNO. I LEAVE BEST WISHES AND A LOT OF LUCK!!! STACY HANDY: I. STACY HANDY. LEAVE MY YOUNGER SISTER. STEPHANIE. TO ANY SENIOR BOY WHO THINKS THEY CAN HANDLE HER! AND TO MR RHODES I LEAVE THE HOPE THAT HE WILL GET A HOMEROOM THAT WILL AT LEAST LISTEN TO THE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MAYBE SHUT THEIR MOUTHS! AND TO MR. WILTEY I LEAVE A BIG BOX OF ROLO'S SO HE WILL HAVE SOMETHING TO DO IN STUDY HALL. RICK HANSEN: I. RICK HANSEN. LEAVE TO MARK. JEFF. AND WHOEVER. THE BACK OF MY TRUCK WHICH IS ALWAYS OPEN. BYOC. AND TO JOE. THE WEDGIE . HE NEVER RECEIVED!! BILL HENDERSON: I. BILL HENDERSON. LEAVE TO MY BROTHER ALL MY BEER CAN8 FOR HIS COLLECTION. TO MR. RHODES ONE DAY BEING STRAIGHT AND ON TIME FOR P.M. HOMEROOM!! DWAYNE HEROTH: I. DWAYNE HEROTH. LEAVE TO ALL JH8. UNDERCLASSMEN THE SAND PIT8 TO HAVE WILD PARTIES AT. I LEAVE MR. RHODE8 A PICTURE OF MUSTANG MACK I TO PUT ON THE BULLETIN BOARD. JESSICA HIGGINS: I. JESSICA HIGGINS. LEAVE ROY BOY 304. GAS MONEY FOR A WEEK. KAREN 8UBIK. PRECHEWED CINNAMON BUNS. AND BARBIE 8WATT. MEMORIE8 OF ALAN SHARING HIS CHEETOS WITH US. STACEY HILL: I. 8TACEY HILL. LEAVE TO CHRIS C. MANY CRAZY MEMORIES. KIM. BARB. ROBIN. TONY — CAMP WELL'S HOUSE. RACHEL AND JOHN TWO FAN TA8TIC YEARS AT JH8. DAN C. ONE PAIR OF PINK SOCKS. NANCY HLADIK: I. NANCY HLADIK. LEAVE TO MY SISTER. MISSY A LIVELY EXPERIENCE AT THE LOVERBOY CONCERT. TO JENNY. I LEAVE A BOX OF KLEENEX AND AN ICE CREAM CONE FROM THE BOYS”! TODD HOYT: I. TODD HOYT. LEAVE MISSY. HERMANS COAT LOST AT THE CEMETERY. TO CHRIS D. AND MY SISTER I LEAVE I PINT OF MD 20 20!! KRIS INTONTE: I. KRIS INTONTE. LEAVE MY BROTHER TONY ALL MY LUCK WITH THE TEACHERS AND TO PAM THE GREAT TIMES WE HAD AT LUNCHTIME. KELLY KILMARTIN: I. KELLY KILMARTIN. LEAVE ALL MY WORTHY POSSESSIONS TO MY BROTHER KILMO AND MY COUSIN TRACY. HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT SENIOR YEAR AND HAVE LOTS OF FUN!!! STEVE KINSEY: I. STEVE KINSEY. LEAVE TO TOM ELLIS ALL THE CHEWY SWEET TART8 AND CALZONE HE CAN EAT. AND TO JENNY A LITTLE LOVE AND AN M.P LAURIE KUNGBEIL: I LAURIE KLINGBEIL LEAVE TO SOMEONE MY PINK GOWN AND A DATE TO THE PROM WITH J.T. TO SONYA THUM I LEAVE THE BEST OF LUCK AND GOOD TIMES. SHAWNA KLOCK: I 8HAWNA KLOCK LEAVE TO THE ROLLERSKATING GANG A LIFE TIME PASS TO HI ROLLERS AND TO MY SISTER MY GRADES AND ALL THE FUN I HAD THROUGH HIGH 8CHOOL. RICHARD KUMPITSCH: I. RICHARD KUMPTI8CH. LEAVE MY HALF EMPTY SODA CANS TO KLAUSEN AND SIMONSON AND A BASEBALL BAT TO SUE TO KEEP MARK IN UNE. CLIFFORD (-«FOUNTAIN: I CLIFFORD LaFOUNTAIN LEAVE MY CLASS WISHES AND HOPES TO KRISTINA RODDY AND JO ELLEN CHU — GOOD LUCK TO BOTH OF YOU IN THE FUTURE. LISA LAKE: I LISA LAKE LEAVE TO SUE. HER SENIOR YEAR WITH MR. M. AND TO MY BROTHER ALL THE GOOD TIMES HE HASN'T HAD YET AND THE BE8T OF LUCK TO PETE ALL THE LUNCHES IN THE TRUCK. MILI88A LATHERY: I. MIUS8A LATHERY. LEAVE MY BROTHER MY SPACE IN THE HONOR ROLL PAGE AND TO MR. MARCINEC AND MRS. SERGEANT THEIR MAIL PICK-UP. JULIE LAZZARINI: I. JULIE LAZZARINI. OF AUSTRALIAN MIND AND BODY BEQUEST TO THE ’84 CLASS ADVISORS A JAR OF VEGEMITE — EACH: TO THE CLASS OF ’84 MY 8ENIOR CENTREFOLD (KING’S ENGLISH). AND TO JH8 MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY THE AUSTRALIAN WAY OF LIFE P.8. — AND I’M NOT MUCKING AROUND! KEVIN LEHR: I KEVIN LEHR LEAVE ALL MY ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES. AND EMPTY JACK DANIELS BOTTLES TO CHRIS DUE8LER!! PARTY DUDE!!! ANITA UTZ: I ANITA LITZ LEAVE MY BROTHER FRANZ LOTS OF SLEEP. PATIENCE. AND NERVE. WHICH YOU’LL NEED. MR8. BUCHNER MY GRATITUDE FOR YOUR PA- TIENCE. AND TO MR. MADERIC A CHUCKLE FOR HIS CLASSROOM JOKE8. LESLIE LYNT: I LESLIE LYNT LEAVE. TO CORY B. A HATCHET AND A POUPON. TO MICKEY — A MR. T. DO. TO KAREN SUBIK. FREE COOKIES. WE AREN'T THIEVES. TO KIM V. — A TOILET NEAR SECOND AVE. JANINE MABIE: I JANINE MABIE LEAVE TO Q BERT A CONCERT TO REMEMBER A VOLKSWAGEN THAT GOES AROUND THE BLOCK. TO CHRIS AND HER MAROON SPEEDSTER ANY MAN SHE CAN CATCH. TIM MALANEY: I TIM MALANEY LEAVE TO DAWN P. MY BROKEN HEART: TO KIM VANVOA8T I LEAVE MY UNPAID TEN EYKE BILLS. SHELLY MANNO: I SHELLY MANNO LEAVE TO KATHE A NEW 8QUIG TO ADOPT. TO SABRINA � 15 AND THE LATE NIG MOE. TO BERNSIE THOSE POTSDAM GUYS 32 MILE8 AWAY. TO BRIAN FEB. 2 26. A COMB. AND. OF COURSE. ME! TIM MAJOR: I TIM MAJOR LEAVE 8.H. 10.000 MORE 40’� AND ZI8H IN THE SMALL CAFETERIA. ED GETS A LOVE WAGON WITH GOOD M.P.G. AND MR. P. A 114 FOR CALCULUS. 86 SHARON MAXIAN: I SHARON MAXIAN LEAVE SUE THE LONG JUMP PIT?! STEVE A DALLAS COWBOY SWEATSHIRT. DAVE AND TIM A CAN OF SKOAL AND E.J.A. BLUE UMBRELLA. STEVE McGRATTAN: I STEVE McGRATTAN BEING OF SEMI SOUND MIND. LEAVE TO LE8IE BUSH AND SUE FREDERICK QUIET AND SAFE RIDES TO SCHOOL AND TO B.C. AND C.D. A NEW SQUIRT BOTTLE. LISA MEZZANO: I LISA MEZZANO LEAVE TO KAREN SUBIK A C.B. RADIO AND A NIGHT IN AMSTERDAM. TO MR. MALAGISI I LEAVE ALL THE HERSHEY'8 KISSES THERE ARE! TO MRS. RITZMANN I LEAVE ALL THE LAUGHS WE HAD WITH GARFIELD. ALAN MILLARD: I ALAN MILLARD LEAVE TO MRS. FOSTER THE CHANCE TO REST IN PEACE AFTER ALL THE TROUBLE I CAUSED HER. AND TO GEORGE CARTER I LEAVE THE DALLAS COWBOYS. CLAYTON MILLER: I CLAYTON MILLER LEAVE TO BRIAN CRANK8HAW ALL OF MY RACING SHIRTS AND FOOTBALL SHIRTS. AND MY LOVE TO MICHELLE. DARYL MILLER: I DARYL MILLER LEAVE TO M. POLLAK MY CREATIVENE88 OF INVENTING WAY8 TO PARTY. TO M. KILMARTIN I LEAVE ALL MY EMPTY CAN8 OF KODIAK. ROBIN MILLER: I ROBIN MILLER LEAVE TO MY BROTHER BRUCE AND JOHN LAKATA ALL THE RIDES I NEVER GAVE THEM . . . SORRY! STEVE MILLER: I STEVE MILLER LEAVE BARB A LOCK OF MICHAEL JACKSON'S SENSITIVE HAIR. I ALSO LEAVE VICKI G. A HUG AND STUBBY A BULLHORN TO SAY •ITS TOO NOISY! NICOLE MILO: I NICOLE MILO LEAVE MY PINK DRESS TO SCOT MANNO AND MY CLAWS TO F.I.M. TO CHRIS I LEAVE THE MAY 83 COPY OF TIME MAGAZINE. JAMES MOORE: I JAMES MOORE LEAVE MY MERLIN GAME. CLIPS AND CAP8 TO JOHN KLAU8EN. MY WHIP CREAM AND JELLY BEANS TO FLASH GORDON. P.8. I LEAVE MY 60 AVERAGE TO WHOEVER WANTS IT! TAMMIE MORLEV: I TAMMIE MORLEY LEAVE ALL THE GREAT TIMES AT LUNCH. AND DURING CLASSES TO MY FRIENDS DON'T YELL AT THE TEACHERS TO BAD.” BETH MORRI8: I BETH MORRIS LEAVE TO DEBBIE. CHRIS. AND TINA. THE MEMORIES OF LUNCH TIME AND ALSO TO DEBBIE ALL THE 337'� SHE CAN HANDLE. BILL MULLER: I BILL MULLER LEAVE MORNING ACTIVITIES AND MR. D'� TO M.P.. P.R. AND J.R.. ANDOZ. TO THE DOGS. AND A HAPPY FAREWELL TO OUR BELOVED NURSE AND J.H.8.!!! JOANNE NERI: I JANNE NERI LEAVE TO BARB CLEARY A DATE WITH T.N-MIKE POLLAK ONE NIGHT. KIM VANVOA8T A LOT OF GOOD ADVICE. DEBBIE CERRONE A PROMISE TO GET MY LICENSE. SHELLY NEWNHAM: I SHELLEY NEWNHAM LEAVE MY FOND MEMORIES OF THE PROM TO ALL UNDERCLASSMEN WHO LIKE COLD FOOD AND BOWLING BANQUETS. TO NEXT YEAR'S SENIOR CLASS ... GOOD LUCK!! JOMARIE MOWREY: I. JOMARIE MOWREY. LEAVE TO ANYONE MY JOB AS MAIL CARRIER FOR MR. MARCINIEC. KAREN OARE: I. KAREN OARE. LEAVE TO MY BROTHER JOE. THE PARKING SPACE THAT I NEVER GOT AT JH8. PUT IT TO GOOD USE! TO E.J. LOTS OF LUCK IN YOUR NEXT 2 YEARS OF JH8. YOU'RE GOING TO NEED IT! GOOD LUCK UPCOMING FRESHMEN! JOE O'LUCCI: I. JOE O’LUCCI. LEAVE TO MR. RHODES THE JOB OF GETTING PERMISSION TO PAINT THE WORLD MAP ON THE WALL OF HIS ROOM. TO MR. MAR- CINIEC. THE JOB OF FINDING REPLACEMENTS. TERI OTRUBA: I. TERI OTRUBA. LEAVE TO MICHELE MYLOTT A SUCCESSFUL FIELD HOCKEY AND SOFTBALL SEASON. TO PETE AND PAUL. FUN TIMES FOR THEIR YEARS LEFT AT JH8. TO COACH WILTEY. THE BEST OF LUCK NEXT YEAR!! FREDERICK D. PALMATEER. JR.: I. FREDERICK D. PALMATEER. JR. HEREBY LEAVE TO MY SISTER. KATHY. THE TITLE OF EXECUTIVE HAS8LER IN MR. POPP'� CHEMISTRY CLASS: AND TO ANYONE WITH THE GUTS (AND JOKES). THE POSITION OF MC. AT THE NEXT TALENT SHOW!! CHRISTINE PANERO: I. CHRI8TINE PANERO. LEAVE TO ALL STUDENTS. THE EXPERIENCE OF INTELLECTUAL CHALLENGE IF POSSIBLE! HA. HAH! SELENA PARIGORE8: I SELENA PARIGORI8. LEAVE TO ULA AND DEBRA. THE ANTICIPATION OF GRADUATION AND THE STRONG MINDEDNESS YOU'LL NEED TO SURVIVE THROUGH YOUR LA8T YEAR. ALSO. I LEAVE ALL THE WILD MEN AT JH8. YOU CAN HANDLE. SHIRLEY PA88INO: I. SHIRLEY PA88INO. LEAVE WEEGIE AND ALL OUR GREAT TIMES AT JH8. I D LEAVE YOU BIG RON BUT HE'S LEAVING TOO. GOOD LUCK AND TAKE CARE. I’LL MISS YSIH VIRGINIA PECK: I. VIRGINIA PECK. LEAVE KIM PECK AND HEATHER CHILDS MY QUIETNESS FOR THEY NEED IT. I LEAVE ERIC MY LITTLE BROTHER. A NEAT LOCKER. CORI PEDRICK: I. CORI PEDRICK. LEAVE RAQUEL PEDRICK ALL MY LOVE AND ALL OF THE GOOD TIMES IN HER SENIOR YEAW. TAKE CARE!! STACY PEDRICK: I. STACY PEDRICK. LEAVE TO MY SISTER RAQUEL. THE ANSWER. ”NOH!” ERIC PI8ECZNY: I. ERIC P18ECZNY. LEAVE TO BETSY 8AMMAN8 MY 200 YD. FREE8TYLE TIMES. AND THE REST OF MY SCHOOL POSSESSIONS TO WHOMEVER WANTS THEM! PATIENCE PHILLIPS: I. PATIENCE PHILLIPS. LEAVE JULIE A BOOK ON BABOONS. WILUAM HURT. KNOX FENCE. D.H.'S NOICE PEW8TER. MANNERS. J.N. (A DUDE). I LEAVE SCOT A NEW CAR 8EAT AND MOUNTAIN MIKE. DON POITRA8: I. DON POITRA8. LEAVE TO MY PARENTS. A NEW CAR. TO ROB. I LEAVE WAGNER'S HOLLOW. TO TOM I LEAVE A TOWEL. TO INCOMING 8ENIOR8. I LEAVE MY SEAT IN A.P. ENGU8H AND CALCULUS. DERREK POMBRIO: I. DERREK POMBRIO. LEAVE TO TOM ALL THE DIVES I COULDN'T DO. ROB PUTMAN: L ROB PUTMAN. LEAVE RENE A BRUMP8KI FROM TODD TO BARB I LEAVE A CAN OF SKOAL AND MY LOVE. JOE RALBOU8KY: I. JOE RALBOU8KY. LEAVE TYRONE. BONEHEAD. AND SUDS ALL THE FUN IN THE WORLD WITH ALL FAIR UNDERCLASSMEN FRIEND NEXT YEAR. NORINE ROLLER: I. NORINE ROLLER. LEAVE TO MY BROTHER ALL MY LIBRARY CLASSES AND HOMEWORK. I NEVER FINISHED. TO ALL MY VOLLEYBALL J.V. FRIENDS NEXT YEAR A GREAT SEASON. CHRISTINE RUGGERI: I. CHRISTINE RUGGERI. LEAVE MICHELE MYLOTT MY POSITION ON THE SOFTBALL TEAM AND ALL THE MEMORIES OF 'RICHARD.' I LEAVE KAREN NELLIS AND PAM JOHNSON MY MATURE BEHAVIOR FOR THEIR 8AKE MIKE RUSSO: I MIKE RUSSO LEAVE TO PETE RUSSO THE GORGEOUS FRESHMAN: TO PAUL McAFEE A NEW CAR. AND TO JIM REED I LEAVE NOTHING .. .1 NORMAN 8ALATAL: I. NORMAN 8ALATAL. LEAVE MY BROTHER. JEFF. MY GREAT DRIVING SKILLS. TYRONE AND BONEHEAD MY FOOTBALL DEDICATION. AND SHERRI ALL OF OUR MEMORIES!! TERRI 8ALT8MAN: I. TERRI 8ALTSMAN. LEAVE TO MR. CLAWSON A NEW PAIR OF F.G. GLASSES. IN CA8E YOU LOSE YOUR OTHER PAIR. TO MR. WILTEY I LEAVE THE MEMORIES ON AND OFF THE FIELD — (RAMADA INN) LAUREN SAMMONS: I. LAUREN SAMMONS. LEAVE MY SISTER BETSY. THE BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS AND THANKS FOR BEING THERE. TO TERRI. BERN8I. A PAIR OF EDIBLE UNDIES! HEATHER A BOTTLE OF SHAMPOO! KATHY 8AMPERI: I. KATHY 8AMPERI. DO HEREBY BEQUEST THE FOLLOWING: TO. CORY B.. SQUISH AND SABRINA. THE DRAINPIPE DUTY AND MY COPY OF HOW TO MASTER A NORWEGIAN ACCENT. TO BROOKE. THE CONTENTS OF THESE PARENTHE8E8 )H! SHAWN 8AMPERI: I. SHAWN 8AMPERI, LEAVE. EJ MY STATION WAGON. USA — LOVE. BEST WISHES. A COOLE. MEMORIES. AND ROMEO. LAURA. HOPE. GOOD LUCK. AND A HALLMARK. ROGER AND NOLAN THE APPRECIATION AND RESPECT THEY DESERVE!!! MARILYN 8 ANT ANGELO: I. MARILYN 8ANT ANGELO. LEAVE TO KELLY AND ALL MY FRIEND8 THE MEMORIE8 WE'VE SHARED MUCH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS. KATHY SMITH: I. KATHY SMITH. LEAVE TO THERESA ONE MORE YEAR OF THI8 SCHOOL AND OUR FUN GYM CLASSES. PS. AND GOOD LUCK WITH 8.V. CAROLYN 8MOLIN8KY: I. CAROLYN 8MOUN8KY. LEAVES JOHNNY LAKATA ALL OF NEXT YEAR'S FRE8HYMEN GIRLS. TRACIE SLOVICK ONE STUDENT DRIVER SIGN. COACHES 8LAWSON. DUNLAP. AND WILTY TRANQUILIZERS FOR DRIVERS ED. AND MR. MALAGISI ANOTHER TIE. STEPHEN SOLAR: I. STEPHEN SOLAR. LEAVE ALL MY JH8 SCHOOL SPIRIT TO ALL FUTURE CLASSES TO CONFRONT ALL OPPOSING FORCES OF JH8. MEUNDA 8PERBCK: I. MELEINDA 8PERBECK. LEAVE CHRI8 CONTREA8 AND PAT LAVINE MY SENIOR PIN TO SHARE AND DEB OSTRANDER THE INFAMOUS PURPLE OVERALLS. KRIS 8TEARN8: I. KRISTINE STEARNS. LEAVE KAREN NELU8 AND THAT GROUP ALL THE 'TICKLE PINK THEY CAN DRINK. BILLYBOB STEWART: I. BILLYBOB STEWART. LEAVE MY FLYING ZOMBIE TREE8 TO JUUE W. AND MY SMELLY SOCKS AND TOENAILS TO ANY SKOAL MAN. I LEAVE MY CLASSIC POETRY AND MY DOORS VIDEO TO J.M. SCOT STEWART: I. SCOT STEWART. LEAVE TO RRR AN UNPAYABLE DEPT. TO MRS. LEONARDI I LEAVE A CUP OF COFFEE BY HER COMPUTER. TO MRS. FOSTER I LEAVE THE 20 YEARS OF PATEINCE I’VE USED UP. LI8A STRING: I. USA STRING. LEAVE PAT PHILLIPS NEW GLASS FOR HER TABLE AND A POTATO CHIP BOX. DALE SWEARS: I. DALE SWEARS. LEAVE TO SONYA THUM GOOD TIMES AND PARTY’S AND THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE. AND TO SOMEONE I LEAVE AN IN- VITATION TO A PARTY. A GREEN BEAN BAG CHAIR. AND HER OWN PROM DRESS!!! CHRIS 8WEDICK: I. CHRIS 8WEDICK. LEAVE TO TODD C. ALL THE GREAT TIMES MAKING SUNDAYS. AND TO BETSY J I LEAVE HER PAIN OF FISH LIP8. AND TO JAY M I LEAVE HIM A PLANE TICKET TO GO FIND MORRISONS GRAVE. CHERYL THOMPSON: I. CHERYL THOMPSON. LEAVE MY 3 PERIOD GYM CLA88 TO CHRIS 8UCHY — I HOPE YOU WILL BE HAPPY WITH IT. CAPTAIN TUTTLE: I. CAPTAIN TUTTLE. LEAVE LaBATTS THE BRAIN HE NEVER HAD AND MRS. LOOK ALL THE SQUIRT BOTTLES SHE COULD WISH FOR. MIKE TWARDY: I. MIKE TWARDY. LEAVE TO LOU RI8KA THE CHANCE TO BE THE NUMBER ONE BOWLER IN THE FOOTHILLS COUNCIL. JAY TYLER: I. JAY TYLER. WOULD UKE TO LEAVE MY NAME TO JAY II IF HE CAN HANDLE THE RE8PON8IBIUTIE8. AND TO TRACY I LEAVE HIM THE CAPTAINS STOP. THAT'S IF COACH BEATTY DOESN'T VOTE. TIM VALACHOVIC: I. TIM VALACHOVIC. TO ANYONE WHO WANTS IT. I LEAVE MY INSTRUCTION BOOK ENTITLED THE ART OF POOL HOPPING AND TO PAT JONES I LEAVE MY SPOT IN THE HALLWAY FOR STARING AT ALL THE CHICKS!!! JOHN VALOVIC: I. JOHN VALOVIC. OF PARTIALLY SOUND MIND LEAVE TIM WILLARD AND LOAD A FRESH TIN OF SKOAL AND A MOLDY SPITTOON! MARK VERTUCCI: I. MARK VERTUCCI. LEAVE MR. DUNLAP A NEW PAIR OF SWEAT PANT8. LISA WAGER: I. USA WAGER. LEAVE TO KAREN AND PAM MANY GREAT PARTYING EVENTS AND THRILLING LUNCH HOURS. TO A CERTAIN SOMEBODY I LEAVE A NEW FRIENDSHIP WITH DALE SWEARS. JACQUELYN M. WALSH: I. JACQUELYN WALSH. LEAVE MY JOB AS CHOREOGRAPHER TO ANYONE WHO CAN DO AS GREAT AS I DID: I THANK TRACEY FOR EVERYTHING: AND I HANG UP MY TOE SHOES TO JH8IT! ED WALTERS: I. ED WALTERS. LEAVE MAJ AND ACK WITH FOND MEMORIES OF THE LOVE WAGON. ALL THE ZI8H IT GOT US. AND ALL THE MONEY IT ATE. SCOTT WILDNER: I. SCOTT WELDNER. LEAVE BRAD LaSALLE MY BEASIE CAR. AND MR. BATTY PEACE IN THE JHS. PARKING LOT. SCOTT WAY: I. SCOTT WAY. LEAVE TO SEAN BL'S IN THE VAN. TO DEDE. ALL THE PARTIES THAT I NEVER MADE IT HOME FROM. AND MORE!!! CINDY ZEMANEK: I. CINDY ZEMANEK. LEAVE LAURIE ALL MY EXTRA BROWNIE POINTS WITH STUBBY. TO UZ H. I LEAVE MY SEAT IN HOMEROOM. AND TO TRACIE 8LOVIK I LEAVE A SHORTHAND DICTIONARY!! ANDREAS ZENKER: I. ANDREAS ZENKER. LEAVE TO STEVE AND RICH: SHARDIK THE BROWN STUFF. BUNNY. MABLE. FRED THE CAT. THE MUSICALS. D.B-MATE OF THE YEAR. AND ALL THE FUN I'M GOING TO MISS.!!! CLASS COUPLE Vicki Darrach. Jim Loose BEST LOOKING Darren Ambridge. Stacey Pedrick MOST SOPHISTICATED Carolyn Bush, John Evans BEST DRESSED Bill Muller, Stacey Hill 88 BEST SMILE BEST BUILD MOST PREPPY 8cott Galinsky, Kathy Samperi Ed Bishop, Shelly Manno Cori Pedrick. Jay Tyler CLASS CLOWN Billy Bob Stewart, Patience Phillips CLASS FLIRT MOST VERSATILE P David Askew, Joanne fieri Bill Chankshaw, Jessica Higgins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST Ed Walters, Leslie Lynt Bob Balachandran, Janine Mabie MOST ATHLETIC Tim Valachovic, Teri Otruba CLASS HEARTBREAKER Robin Miller, Todd Byrns MOST BASHFUL Marilyn Santangelo, Neil Blowers DONE THE MOST Bernsie Bush, Joe O’Lucci 90 n XX7; w5 3rS J. A t , 19(3' ! ?r3j; c°z ' U 74 jzx X J ★★★★★★ wc «r Juliana Lazzarini Julie came to Johnstown High from Ayr, Queensland, Australia. Julie has become quite in- volved and admits she enjoys meeting people, tell- ing about the land down under and learning about the U.S. She and her twin sister Barbara, who is an exchange student in Illinois, will have plenty to talk about and compare when they return. Nitsa Haikin Nitsa will have an opportunity to enjoy JHS for only one semester. She came in January from Beer- Sheva, Israel. Nitsa says she loves to swim and go hiking (the Adirondacks will be perfect for that). When asked about her first impression of the CI.S. she responded “It’s Big!” 92 The need for skilled labor is present in every facet of our society. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services (B.O.C.E.S.) offers many op portunities for students to gain skills that will carry them through their adult life. Skills in areas like cosmotology, automotive mechanics, electronics and welding. There are also some opportunities in the ' less glamorous careers such as professional sewing; horse care and handling, machine trades and supermarket operations. Whatever a student chooses he can be assured of a quality education. 93 I AVI IIIAI FACULTY FLICKS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ... and Justice f cr all GOING IN vrni Continued page 148. THE : MAIN : FEATURE: In March off 1983, under the direction off Mrs. Helen Russell, the J.H.S. Music Dept, presented Meredith Wilson's “The Music Man. The comical romance is a story of Harold Hill, who comes to the small town of River City, pretending to be a band teacher. Through his scheming tactics, he swindles the townspeople out of money, and later falls in love with Marion Paroo, the town librarian. The plot thickens as their romance develops, and the townspeople discover Harold's dishonesty. The result is a fast moving and humorous series of events, which ironically leads to a happy ending. Iowa Stubborn Get it right, Amaryllith! 99 JOURNEY TO ETERNITY MAY 28 It 100 Saturday evening, May 28, the class of 1984 presented the first dinner- dance prom at the Poplars Inn. The theme of the prom was “Journey to Eternity” and the music was by “Bad Habit.” Dinner was served at 9:30, two hours later than the scheduled time, and dancing started at 10:00. Nonetheless, everyone seemed to be having a great time! 101 BEHIND THE SCENES One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The Odd Couple 102 I Dirty Howie Deciding Magnum Force 103 The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training The Man With the Golden Arm SPRING SPORTS SHORTS Follow Me, Boys The Swing 105 107 Across the Great Divide VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1, Left to Right: S. Vandenburgh, N. Salatel, G. Satterlee, D. Miller, B. Wilmot. Row 2: E. Brownell, M. Sackett, T. Valachovic, J. Ralbovsky, B. Frenyea, D. Ambridge, T. Byrns; Coach Dingman. JV BASEBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL Left to Right: M. Mylott, C. De Block, M. Hladik, N. Roller, N. Intonte, C. Ruggeri, Coach Lane, T. Otruba. J. Insoqnia. K. Klausen, N. Oliver, M. Brandt. J V SOFTBALL Wlmf m JL Left to Right, Row One: M. Bradt, M. Guadagno, S. Passino, P. Hyney. Row Two: P. Frederick, K. Le- Febvre, L. MacVean, B. Fudger, C. De Jong, M. Samperi, T. Put- man, K. Kadlic. BOYS TRACK Row I. Left to Right: Joe O'Lucci Mgr.. E. Houser. J. Bradt. R. Smith. M. Miller. J. Thrall. J. Tyler. F. Palmateer. A. Fudger. Row 2: P. Betz. D. Fudger. S. Hayes. L. Poitras. R. Peck. J. Longfritz. J. Reed. J. Hyne. A. Ackernecht. T. Brandt Row 3: E. Peck. H. Devos. J Anderson. K. Doyle. J. Pradelski. T Willard. J. Benton. C. Lake. B. Witcavitch. M. Hayes. Row 4: Coach Underwood. P. Jones. G. Quick. E. Bishop. C. Swedick. J. Valovic. T. Cerrone. L. Ayres. Coach Malagisi. C Wilson. R. Reed. M Kilmartin. B. Podoloc. B. Balachandran. B. Muller Row 5: Coach Grant. D. Hedges. T. Tyler. J. Maderic. E. Lynt. Coach Maderic. GIRLS TRACK Row 1, Left to Right: Coach Maderic, S. Satterlee, C. Jones, D. Gardner, V. Peck. B. Bradt. Row 2: Coach Malagesi, V. Bender, A. Ralbovsky. A. De- Jong, H. Glaspie, S. Cromer. J. Higgins. Row 3: J. Whitcavitch, S. Frantangelo, B. Swatt, K. Derwin, N. Iverson. S. Easterly. Row 4: Coach Under- wood. S. Smith. K. Subik, B. Bush. S. Manno. P. Wilmot, B. Sammons. Row 5: Coach Grant, M. Yvars, K. Van Hoesan. E. Sweeney, L. Lake, K. Samperi. 110 BOYS TENNIS Kneeling, Left to Right, Row Is A. Popp. R. Bowers, B. Sullivan, E. Donnan, J. Kinsey. Row 2: F. Douglas, C. Johnson. B. Salamack. D. Askew. B. Stewart. R. Day. M. DeMarco. Coach Beck. FROSH BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Orlando. M. Galpin, M. Mongin, D. Wilbur, K. Smith. Row 2: M. Fratangelo, S. Grady, M. Salatel. D. Gilmore. P. Davis. Row 3: D. Sponenberg, J. Denmark. C. LaSalle, G. Wells, A. VanVoast, T. Intonte. Ill GIRLS ENSEMBLE Row 1: C. Ricciardi. P. Lavigne, H. Russell. Row 2: C. Darling, B. Rug geri, K. Calhoun, T. Ostrander, R. Dillenbeck. Row 3: D. Kessler, D. Stearns. BOYS ENSEMBLE J. Hing, T. Ellis, B. Crankshaw, M. VanValkenburgh, H. Russell. SELECT CHORUS Row 1: L. Zemanek, S. Nigra, M. Balachandran, S. Parigoris, H. Russell. Row 2: N. Hennessy, M. Kane, M. Brandt, J. King. Row 3: J. Dillenbeck, G. Daggett, A. Russo, T. Ellis, A. Zenker. Row 4: M. Van- Valkenburgh, J. Schermerhom, P. Lavigne, B. Crankshaw, J. Hing. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: C. Ricciardi, M. Balachandran. S. Parigoris, H. Russell. Row 2: D. Parigoris, T. Ostrander. K. Calhoun. S. Nigra, I. Zemanek, B. Ruggeri. R. Dillenbeck. J. King. Row 3: C. Darling. D. Kessler, P. Lavigne. S. Lavigne. D. Stearns. A. Russo. L. Marcellus, M. Kane, M. Brandt. Row 4: T. Unislawski. J. Dillenbeck, G. Daggett. A. Zenker, T. Ellis, M. VanValkenburgh, B. Crankshaw. J. Klausen, J. Schermerhom, T. Brandt, F. Douglass. J. Hing. S. Kinsey. 112 Sudden Impact The fall of 1983 was filled with many highs and lows in athletics that was capped with an individual and a team high. Betsy Sammons set a new Sec- tion II record in the 200 freestyle while the girls field hockey team captured the N.Y.S. Championship. All of the teams deserve Honorable Mention for their efforts and commitment. 3TC0C The Undefeated 113 114 Any Which Way You Can Kill or Be Killed! Foul Play Silent Scream A Force of One The Warriors White Lightning King Kong Close Encounters of the Third Kind ©M XaOGA PlOlV 118 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Cromer, J. King, S. Sattcrlee, P. Johnson, M. Manno. M. Biron, B. Bush. M. Mylott. Row 2: M. Brandt. C. H T. Otruba. K. Derwin, T. 8altsman. K. Samperi, K. Nellis. J. Higgins, C. Ruggeri, HOCKEY Row 1: W. Plumb. M. Balachandran Row 2: Coach Wiltey. M. Higgins. M. Oliva. larsh. M Twardy. P. Frederick, A. Bishop, S. Easterly, J. Rehbein. mperi. P Putnam. B. Ruggeri. S. Smith, A. Higgins, S. Dunlap. C. 120 Row I: H Childs. J. Zink, K. Roddy, J. Frascatorc. Row 2: L. Contreras. E. Sweeney, 8. Handy, C. Contreras. L. Sammons, B. Sammons. C. Darling. S. Hulbert, A. Young. Row 3: M. Carbone, Coach Lane, K. Kadlic. GIRLS SWIM TEAM Row 1: K. Subik. J. Witcavitch. D. Fudger Row 2: Mr. Rispani. A. DeJong, B. Bradt. L. Lynt, T. Podolec. K. Peck, D. Gardner. T. Oughton, Coach Maderic. Row 3: R. Frascatore, E. Hauser, B. Lawrence, H. Thrall, R. Smith, J. Elmendorf, C. Wilson. E. Lynt. F. Palmateer. R. Hansen, M. Hayes, M. Twardy. C. Johnson. M. Miller. J. Andrews. - m- 121 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: E. Walters, L. Ayres, C. Swedick. J. Tyler. T. Valachovic, 8. Stewart, M. Salatel. E. Bishop. J. Evans, J. O'Luoci. T. Major. Row 2: B. Henry. J. Bradt. D. Chamberlain, K. Doyle. M. Kilmartan. J. Maderic. K. Carter. E. Peck. 8. Skoda. R. Peck. Row 3: C. Miller. D. Palmateer. T. Valachovic, C. Ackernecht. T. Cerrone, 8. Hayes, M. Fleming, P. Carelli. Row 4: D. Askew. B. Stewart. P. Jones. P. Dowd. P. McAffee. R. Paterson. Row 5: Asst. Coaches. J. Townsly. M. Therrien. K. Benton, G. Head Coach. B. Clawson. VARSITY CHEERLEADING Row 1: J. Walsh, K. Thum. Row 2: K. Van Hoesen, L. MacVean. Row 3: B. Jung, Row 4: 8. Frantangclo, K. Lefebvre. Row 5: B. Cleary, R. Pedrick. b JV FOOTBALL dfrr S°W..,LRoRted’ D‘ Hornldfle E J- Sweeney, T. Willard, G. Quick, M. Etherton, C. Serpa, H. Brand. M. Snell. Row 2: K. Snell. R. Stefic, E. Wolz, E. Ferrari, D. Hamalak, J. Pradelski. R. lanotti, J. Corbett. Row 3: C. Frank. J. Roddy, J. Fisher. W. Hudson, D. Valik, J. Hyney, C. Lake, S. Lake, J. Salatel. Row 4: Asst. Coach Therein. Coach Townsley. J-t . JV CHEERLEADING Row 1: M. Nacito. P. Wilmot, C. Chizek. Row 2: S. Thum, B. Townsly, K. Calhoun, L. Vanderwalker, K. Palmateer. ■ B w W. Mongin. M. Muller, J. Swart, P. Daves, G. Olmstead, J. Alfono, S. Derwin, M. Galinsky, K. Breton. Row 2: Coach Beatty, C. Lasalle, G. Wells. S. Grady. D. Gillmore. T. Lombardoni, N. Billington, J. Rehbein. T. Cook. Row 3: A. Vanvoast, ft- Martelle, T. Eagan, J. Pazzaglia. A. Recesso, B. Donnan, K. Bishop. Coach Dunlap. Row 4: F. Benicasa, J. Schermerhorn, f M. Dowd, J. Gargiulo, J. Heagle, N. Riska, G. Carter. FROSH CHEERLEADING 124 A.: r; GIRLS TENNIS Row 1: B. Subik. M. Johnson. A. Lefebvre, L. Tibbetts. Row 2: J. Garlock, L. Zemanek, B. Swatt. C. Skoda. R. Szabo. J. Mabin. A. Maynard. Coach Skoda. C. Savarese, J. D Amore� D. Poitras, J. Valovic, B. Yeardon. B. Podolec, M. Fratangelo, B. Corbett, R. Baiachandran, M. Muller. W. Sullivan. D. Hedges. J. Subik. Coach Fratangelo. 125 and Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster 126 Mrs. Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Julie Officer O’Hara Lt. Rooney CAST Abby Brewster ................ Barbara Swatt The Rev. Dr. Harper...... John Schermerhorn Teddy Brewster................Edwin Walters Officer Brophy...............Shelly Newnham Officer Klein................Douglas Hulbert Martha Brewster ........... Kathryn Samperi Elaine Harper.........................Jessica Higgins Mortimer Brewster.......................Scott Galinsky Mrs. Gibbs...................Patricia Lavigne Jonathan Brewster........William Crankshaw Dr. Einstein....................Thomas Ellis Officer O’Hara...............Todd Unislawski Lieutenant Rooney ....... Stephen McGratten Dr. Witherspoon ............. Patience Phillips Mr. Hoskins and Mr. Spenalzo (dead bodies) ............... Janet Engles Assistants to the Director .................... Janet Engles Juliana Lazzarini Directed by Mrs. Roseanne Melita Janet 127 This year’s student council has been extremely busy with various activities. They started with a welcome back dance, then a halloween dance, Homecoming, Donkey Basketball, a talent show, jewelry selling, and the sponsoring of a child from a developing nation. Now, their activities include an Olympics between classes and an MS Danceathon. m DONKEY BASKETBALL, DANCES AND MORE .. . President — J. Higgins, Vice President — J. Engles, Treas. — L. Lynt, Sect. — A. Litz. Left to Right, 2nd Row: L. Sammons, L. Gagnier, K. Cadlic, C. Panero, S. Sat- terlee. 3rd Row: T. Litz, T. Hall, S. Newham, E. Sweeney, J. Lazzerini. 4th Row: J. Mabie, S. Manno, F. Palmateer, Mr. Poliak, advisor. Row 1: R. Pedrick. 8. Galinsky, J. Mabie, L. Gagnier, E. Sweeney, J. Lazzerini, Capt. B. Tuttle, MU Wintz: advisor. Row 2: V. Henley, 8. Hubbert. L. Hamiton. H. Childs, W. Plumb, L. Sammons. A. Litz, 8. Lake. Row 3: L. Marcellus, L. Forte, 8. Lavigne, M. Morescavitch, M. Johnson, P. Lavigne. 8. Cole, M. Sperbeck. Row 4: J. Moore, T. Major, C. Sharpou, M. Carbone. M. Gagnier, M. Young, T. Hall. Row 5: M. Hayes, R. Hansen, T. Brandt, K. Hams. C. Contreras, T. Heroth, K. Jackson, T. Brooks. 129 The Verdict 130 The winter sports season proved to be a very successful one for many athletes at J.H.S. Eric Peck won a sectional title in wrestling, the Boys’ Basketball team became Foothills Cham- pions for the first time since join- ing the league, and the bowling team also captured the Foothills crown. The plentiful snowfall brought continued success to the ski teams. The girls’ team won the overall sectional title, along with sending 4 girls and 4 boys to the state competition in Lake Placid. We applaud the efforts of all of the athletes — a fine showing!! What's Up Doc? Going in Style 134 Iciewicz, N. Rolle .IS eyball SKETBALL ho vie. Coach i. Corbett. T. :ft to Right. Row 1: T. Valachovk, Coach Dunlap, B. Frenyea. Row 2: B. ___________ Fleming. P. Jones, S. Hayes. E. Brownell. J. Ralbovsky. Row 3: T. Brownell. E. Bls H Diviyak. T. Byrns. Row 4: T. Valachovlc, Ami VARSITY CHEERLEADING 138 Front, Left to Right: A. Beekman. K. VanVoast. 2nd Row, Left to Right: C. Bush, Fratangelo, S. Manno. S. Newman. 3rd Row. Left to Right: R. Miller, J. Neri, M. Biron. - S. JV BASKETBALL Back Row: B. Sullivan. J. D'Amore, E. J. Sweeney, T. Willard, B. Allen, R. lannotti, D. Hornidge, C. Lake. Sitting: E. Ferrari, P. Hamalak, J. Salatei. M. Muller. W. Hudson. JV CHEERLEADING Front Row: A. Higgins, D. Wilmot, M. Nocito. 2nd Row: L. VandeWalker, L. Bush, B. Sammons. T. Ostrander. Standing: K. Calhoun, B. Townsley. 139 FROSH BASKETBALL 141 V.G.B.B. Left to Right: S. Satterlee, K. Johnson. V. Bender, N. Roller, T. Otruba. K. Derwin, J. Mabie, B. Bradt, Coach Clark. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V. G.B.B. Left to Right, Kneeling: M. Razzano. J. Adams, M. Morley, M. Balachandran, A. Maynard, W. Plumb. Standing: J. Rehbein, M. Stewart, C. Skoda, G. Papa, Coach Griffith, 8. Handy. 8. Boyd, M. Cook, T. Podolec. WR Front Row, Loft to Right: B. Lawrence, T. Swart.T. Cook. ff. Risks, G. Lathery. K. DeBIock. T. Tyler. A. Recesso. Back Row. Left to Right: Coach Beatty. B. Cobb. N. Billington, 8. Simonson, M. VanValkenburgh. E. Peck, K. Carter, M. Morrison� T. Lombardoni. A G. Horning. VARSITY SKIING Sitting, Left to Right: J. Emmeluth. M. Higgins. M. Mylott, K. Subik, E. Subik. E. Jung, A. Bishop, A. Marsh, M. Yvars. C. Bowers, S. Easterly. 2nd Row, Left to Right: J. Thrall, D. Hedges. D. Gillmore, E. Lynt, B. Swatt, Litz, M. Shepard, T. Elmendorf, E. Hauser, T. Goldacker, K. Larder. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Coach Bartholomew, R. Smith, T. Renvyle S. McGratten. S. Manno, J. Valovic, J. Higgins, S. Smith, T. Weldner, M. Hayes, B. Stergas, M. Miller. 142 VARSITY BOWLING J.v. bowling Coach P. Lavigne, C. Ruggeri, M. Twardy, L. Riska, 8. VanDenburgh. R. VanAuken. Sitting: M. Billa, L. Tibbetts. J. Ringer. Coach P. Lavigne, J. Gargiulo, K. Conrad, F. Douglass, P. Rogers, M. Billa, A. Millard. Sitting: M. Galpin, J. Dodson. BOYS SWIM TEAM Kneeling: K. Breton, G. Breton. F. Palmateer. Standing: 8. Russo, B. Donnan, D. Pom- brio, T. Eagan, R. Putman, E. Piseczny, D. Poitras, J. Roddy, Coach Lane. 143 ■ ► «Ii H Participation on the Bugle staff pro- vides one the chance to meet students and the administration of the school. Not only does one inform himself herself, he she informs others and in doing so, provides a service which adds quality to everyone’s school year. During the year, one has fun putting the paper together and seeing his ac- complishments printed. Though it may seem like a difficult task, the guidance provided by the advisors makes the job less complicated and more rewarding. It is an excellent ex- perience open to all. Art mas mm i|M� UM Captain s Inppatet m0 KUa Is dM u M� ry, 144 S f l®y« sms tap tlkt SVtwOl M T� ff lastly | Matrla. 3 i a ( Seated: 8. Lavigne. S Nrwnham. N. Hrrmt. D Pynadath, T. Otruba. Mrs. Quick. Advisor. T. Brooks. Standing. K. Kadlic, L. Zemanek. M. John� Crankshaw. J. Brennan. A. Russo. M Kane. Mrs Hogue Advisor. P. Lavigne. T. Brandt, J. McNamara, K. Jackson. C. Contraras. T. Heroth . 8. Hill, J. Chu, W J. Ralbovsky, C. Zemanek. Editor. V. Darrach 1 «•� • ► I I rmsaea Mtvsaa Mr is a,... a.- • rr vtl( bfCAUtl dssftrs tstsI rod in c aacsfs of tka (sally (litmsu _ f ■ • s a I •oat lAits of «ko c of e I Mkssf« of lavs of S oo«r 145 Mr. Brace Wendell, Mgr. Holiday Theater Left to Right: A. Litz, M. Sperbeck, T. Hall. ® Sitting: C. Zemanek. to l, l Row 2: C. Panero, R. May, T. Otruba, B. Muller. D. Aakew. B. Avery. Row 3: R. Hansen, J. Higgins, R. Kumpitch, The 1984 Baronet Staff wishes to thank the faculty, students, staff and administration for their cooperation during the year. It was an en- joyable time putting this book together and we hope it will bring enjoyment for years to come. The staff would like to extend a special thanks to Mr. Bruce Wendell. Bruce’s cooperation and efforts made the continuity of the theme possi- ble throughout the book. Ms. Lauren Sammons — Editor Mr. Thomas Brandt — Asst. Editor Mr. Richard Kumpitsch — Business Mgr. Mr. William Muller — Sports Editor Mr. David Askew — Art Editor Ms. Theresa Brooks — Underclassman Editor Ms. Tina Hall — Typing Editor Ms. Jessica Higgins — Senior Editor MARCHING BAND 146 Front Row. Left to Right: 8. Parigoria. J. King. M. Morley. 8. Kinaey. J. Fraacatore. A. Lefebure. T. Hayea. E. 8ln. C. Roddy. D. Pynadeth. 2nd Row: A. Rubino. C. Genia. J. Gar lock. T. Chriatiano. E. Harria. T. Healy. R. Szabo. 8. Ruaao. M. Yatea. M. Johnaon. D. Smith. W. Plumb. J. Vilone. 3rd Row: PL Oliver. L. Zemanek. L. Maderic. A. Millard. A. Boerrer. V. Bender. E. King. J. Hing. M. Cook. M. Cole. M. Brandt. 8. Hulbert. L. Tibbetta. 4th Row: L. Warren. J. Pradelaki. A. Zenker. T. Valovic. J. Schermerhorn. B. Crankahaw. T. Willard. M. VanValkenburgh, J. Rehbein. K. Breton. D. Hornidge. J. Schrum. 5th Row: J. Roddy, D. Kubik, C. Wilbur. J. Lazzarinl, A. Ruaao. L. Brandt, B. Whitcavitch. M. Dowd. F. Douglaaa. W. Douglaaa. M. Scott. W. Sheer Inatructora. MAJORETTES — R. Stcrgag. M. Kane. C. Kretaer, 8. Billa. K. Brooker. 8. Aquilia. L Mar tiah. A. Major. J. Brown. B. Kretaer. J. Fiaher. D. Way. M. Luck, C. Contreaua. T. Heroth. K. Jackaon. R. Burakowitz, D. Pradelaki. R. Blayzor. JAZZ BAND 147 HOT stuee CAVEMEN URBAN ccwccy ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SUPERMAN 5jPJ WQ JrkX © ®JT Mr. Donald Lomanto, Administrator of Ed. Services. Seated: Dr. John McNamara, Superintendent. Mr. G. Wallace Hart. Pre . Board of Ed.. Mr. Carl Diltz. Business Administrator. Miss Mary Wallace. Mrs. Jean Johnson, Mrs. Doris Poliak, Mrs. Joyce Emmeluth. Mrs. RoseAnne Sweeney 152 Standing: Mr . Elsie Roberts. Mrs. Thomas Derrico, Mrs. Amy DeVarennes. Mrs. Myrtle Harazin, Mr. Paul Valachovic, Mrs. Barbara Skoda. Mrs. Jackie Swatt. Mr. Richard Lefebvre. Mr. John Subik, Vice Principal Mr. Arthur Batty, Principal To the Class of 1984, This yearbook with its many memories represents the final chapter in your school career here at Johnstown High School. On behalf of the staff and students of Johnstown High School, I extend our very best wishes to each of you for the future. It is our hope that your lives will be happy and productive. Sincerely, Arthur C. Batty Principal Johnstown High School Mrs. Katherine Buchner, Mrs. Pauline Lorence. Mrs. Maureen Clark, Secretaries. 153 Guidance as a function of any system is to help determine direction. The Guidance department at Johnstown uses many strategies and related services to help students toward thought decisions regarding careers, personal goals and relationships with others. The counselors recognize the diversity of the students at Johnstown and each is considered as an individual with individual goals. Meeting success in school for most students has many obstacles, and the guidance department is available to assist in the overcoming of those obstacles. All a student needs to secure that assistance is to come into the guidance office and ask for it. Mr. Carmelo D’Amore. Miss Ann Wellington. Counselors 154 English is analogies, bibliographies, creativity, drama, essays, fantasy, gram- mar, haiku, insight, journalism, kinesics, literature, metaphor, non-fiction, onomatopoeia, personification, quatrain, research, speech, theme, understanding, vocabulary, writing, experimental, youthful and zany! Sealed: Mrs. Elizabeth Leonardi. Mrs. Kay Charles. Mrs. Evangeline Hogue, Mrs. Nancy Van Denburgh. Mr. Nolan Marciniec. Mrs. Mary Jo Sergeant. Standing: Mr. Richard Tucci, Mrs. Roseanne Melita. Mr. Tom Skoda. Mrs. Jane Sitterly. Mr. Fred Maderic. 155 There are many different courses offered by our social studies department. Some of these are European Culture Studies, American Studies. State and Local Government, Ancient History, and Psychology. Many of you may think that all Social Studies consists of are scrapbooks, reference works, selected readings, essays, vocabulary lists, etc. . . . But Social Studies is much more. It is a way to broaden your outlook on life and exercise your mind. This year the Social Studies department has increased its use of movies, videos, and cas- settes to help make Social Studies more in- teresting. And we will view the retirement of Mr. Dustin as a tremendous loss. Seated: Mr. Charles Dustin. Standing: Mr. Roger Rhodes. Mr. Michael Beatty. Mr. William Poliak, Mr. Ronald Beck. Mr. Fred Guzielek. 156 Robert Russell. Mr. David Rockwell. Tucci. Standing: Mr� . Maryann Foster. Mr. Foster Precopio. Mr. The 1983-84 school year has seen more growth in the Math Department. We are now in two math leagues. The New York Mathematics League and the newly formed Foothills Math League. The two leagues are providing new in- terests and challenges for students in the Math Department. The Calculus Program has tripled since its in- ception three years ago and is filling a void bet- ween the high school and college math curriculum. There has been construction to house the computer department which has doubled over the previous year. At the present time our com- puter department is second to none!! Finally, the number of math students in our program is higher than ever before. As a result of the increase the math department has now ex- panded to seven members. 157 Row 1: Mr. David Rockwell, Mr. Charles Derwin. Mrs. Bernadine Cook, Mrs. Eleanor Reed. Row 2: Mr. David Bartholomew. Mr. Ronald Custer, Mr. Arthur Popp. The Science Department offers a full range of regents courses beyond the ninth grade science which everyone takes as Freshman. Regents science courses include Biology. Chemistry, Earth Science and Physics. Certificates and cash awards are given each year to the top students in each of these subjects. In addition to the regents science courses, general biology, chemistry, and physics are offered to those students who do not wish to take the laboratory regents courses. In addition to these standard courses we offer an environmental science course and an advanced placement biology course when enrollment permits. Science students are also taking part in the In- dependent Study Program where they have the opportunity to do independent research in an area of interest. SI IPS T TsS Wf IPS IsS 158 The Language department at JHS is one of the most complete in the area. Students may take up to 5 years in French, Spanish, German, and up to 4 years of Latin, also a course in Mythology is offered. JHS is the only school in the area to offer an accelerated program, where students may begin a modern language in Junior High School. This allows students to take the Regents Examination as sophomores. This year two trips were planned. A trip to Germany was planned for the spring of 1984. Also the French Department planned a trip to England and France in conjunction with the Art department for July of 1984. Seated: Mi� � Joanne Tralongo, Mr . Sharon Rltzmann. Standing: Mrs. Zolna Williams, Mrs. Tina Hintz. 159 RtTTflBTTC The Business Department offers courses for everyone from computers, accounting, typewriting, and shorthand to consumer educa- tion, plus many more useful and relevant courses. Since we live in a business world where business decisions are made everyday, whether it be home financial records or operating a large corporation, we urge all students to earn a se- quence in business. We strongly believe that every student should take a keyboarding course before graduating. Students enrolled in business may select and earn a sequence in: General Office Occupations Specialized Office Occupations Bookkeeping — Accounting Computer Related Occupations Every Profession, as well as every job, in- volves business. You in your personal life are already involved with business. Become in- volved with business courses. 160 Mrs. Lorraine Marra, Mrs. Joan Colvin, Mr. Victor Malagisi, Mrs. Carol Quick, Mr. Bernard Landrio. Mr. Otto Boerner, Mr. Kenneth White. Mr. Thomas Orlando. Mr. David Wiltey. As an integral part of general educa- tion, Industrial Arts is a technology-based program. It encompasses technical knowledge and skill development. Our program at JHS is designed around con- cepts of people as builders, craftspersons, providers of services, producers, developers, organizers, and managers of work. At JHS there are many different courses offered. Some of these courses are wood shop, electricity, transportation, mechanical drawing, and independent ar- chitectural drawing. Awards are presented to the outstand- ing students in each of the twelve areas offered. 161 Mrs. Ann King, home ec. Ms. Kathryn Zajicek. art There are many different courses offered in the Home Economics department. The general concensus is usually that all Home Economics consists of is cooking and sewing. But Home Economics is much more! There are courses offered in child care. Family and Marriage. Foods. Home Health Care, and Manage- ment. and Clothing The students learn about survival skills such as gardening, buying cars, types of housing, and all about good foods. The class also takes a trip to Warren Street School to visit the kindergarten class for childcare. Home Economics is so much More — come out and see what is involved There are a number of opportunities for the student with an interest in Art at JHS . . . Our Course offerings include Studio in Art. Painting and Drawing. Ceramics. Advanced Art and Independent Study. Art isn't just pencils and paper. It's putting your im agination to good use and sharing your ideas with others on paper and canvas, in clay and metal, through air brush painting, silk screening printing, and even with photography. Art can even be a trip to Europe to experience a new culture and to visit museums and landmarks — as will be in July 84. Is Art what's missing in your life? If so. come join us. You've got to have Art! 162 The JHS library media center is open from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. each school day except on Friday when it closes at 2:45. Emphasis is upon the student learner and the classroom teacher. Through its materials and services, the media staff's chief concern is to be supportive to the classroom in its achieving the goals of the curriculum. Exciting things have happened on all fronts for the instrumental music Dept, at JHS. The Concert. Stage, and Marching bands have had much success! The marching band brought home our first competition trophy in many years. Our Stage Band also had many fine com- pliments when they performed for the Capital District Stage Band Festival. The musical, The “Sound of Music,” was this years' March production. In all, the music dept, had a great year and is looking forward to even bigger and better things for 1985. Mrs. Norma Phillips, Library Media Specialist; Mrs. Nancy Mr. Wayne Scheer, Music; Mrs. Helen Russell, Music Pierce, Aide. 163 The 1983-84 school year witnessed several changes this year. Mr. Eagan was added to the staff and Mrs. Eddy returned from her maternity leave, and Mrs. Skoda will be missed greatly. Student participation was realized due to a stricter adherence for attendance requirements. This participation has led to more successful units of PE throughout the year. All in all, this year was an excellent success and the PE department will be looking forward to even more next year! Miss Deb Clark. Mr. Ray Purcell. Mr. Barry Clawson. Mr. Jack Dunlap. Mr. Cary Eagan. Mr. Mark Therian. student teacher. Mrs. Marilyn Skoda.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 164 What is Health? It has been defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease. In Health Education we see that mental and social health are tied very closely to physical health. We examine these ties closely and help students gain the knowledge and skills they need to understand and avoid some of the leading health problems of contemporary society. Health is more than just the sum of its parts, it is what allows a person to live up to his or her full potential. Mrs. Kathy Oughton, school nurse teacher. Mrs. Ann Cam- pos, health. Self sufficiency and independence are the goals of the ROE program. Each student spends 2 of his school day at the VO-TECH center and the remainder of his day is spent in academic studies. Each student’s program is tailored to meet his specific learning needs and style. Math, Social Studies, and English are studied with constant areas. Focusing on acquiring a job and maintaining one's self in the community. Mr. Dominick Bagetta, Mrs. Sandy McClelland, aide. 165 Mrs. Irene Yerry, Mrs. Clara Robinson. Mrs. Jean Harris, Mrs. Ester Hansen. Mrs. Midge DiPasquale. Mrs. Alice Wager. 166 Seated: Mrs. Marie Chamberlain. Mrs. Sally Woodbeck. Mrs. Pat George. Standing: Mrs. Carol Sweet. Mrs. Norma VanAernam. Mrs. Louise Chamberlain. 167 Mr. “Doc” Charles, Mr. Fred Palmateer, Mr. John Schreivogl. Mr. Lou Lombardoni. IsSWTsS5� 5� 1 wrirrswp mr m % auririr CONGRATULATIONS TO N.Y.S. SWIM FINALIST, BETSY SftyMOTiS AND N.Y.S. FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS Cmc up fot v idoi y Happiness is a bus ride to Manhattenville. .v V tt F irld Mo� hf JHS � Little F«11% 0 198 3 JHS 1 Hudson F alii 0 JHS 3 Sihuylmillr 0 JHS 2 South Hiqh 0 JHS 9 South Hiqh 0 JHS 9 Ballston Spa 0 JHS 10 B«ll ton Spa 0 JHS 3 Herkimer 0 JHS 6 Moh4� k 0 JHS 1 Glens Falls 0 JHS 2 Glens Falls 1 1 JHS 2 Uurrnsbuiy 0 JHS 2 Gloversville 0 JHS 1 Gloversville 0 JHS 2 Hudson Falls 0 Quarter Final JHS 9 Corinth 0 Semi Final JHS 3 Schuyler ville 1 Sectional Final JHS 3 Hoosick Falls 0 State Semi F mal JHS 2 Ne� Hartford 0 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP JHS 1 Shoreham Wadinq River 6 Swimming — Bel� y Sammons States Third — 100yd Bread Stroke — 109 12 Ninth — 200yd Free Style 199 47 Ne� Sectional Record ♦ • He positive ACADEMY AWARDS © 00©00 D€ 0© €)€ € C C O jl [ OMMAMi SOO M B) • E3 IM [ ) ( J £ ISS h Tr A wrm Oh IjlfTIWi A IK VALEDICTORIAN The well deserved top spot for the Class of 1984. earned by Timothy Valachovic. expresses academic merit during his years at J.H.S. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Valachovic. Tim it a member of both the National Honor Society and the National Athletic Honor Society. He has won varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball and was elected captain of several of the squads he participated on. Tim's awards include the Art Award. French II and III. Physical Science. World History. English III. American History. RPI Math and Science Award. Society of Mayflower History Award and a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. SALUTATORI AN As a member of the National Honor Society and the National Athletic Honor Society Leslie Lynt ranks second in the Class of 1984 Daughter of Mrs. Marianne Lynt and the late Edwin Lynt. Leslie has been on the varsity ski team, cross country team, track team and she is a member of the Varsity J Club. She is treasurer of the Student Council and a member of the Interna- tional Club. Leslie is also a recipient of a French II and III award. Congratulations to Tim and Leslie, whose accomplishments and participation in school activities is highly commendable. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leslie Lynt, Salutatorian Tim Valachovic, Valedictorian 1st Row. Left to Right: Mr. Russell, advisor. C. Bush, president. L. Lynt. sect. treas. 2nd Row: K. Samperi. K. Subik. K. Derwin. T. DeMarco. D. Jung. 8. Frederick. 8. Fratangelo. C. Ruggeri. J. Valovk. B. Subik. 3rd Row: J. Lazzerini. J. Higgins. K. Jackson. A. Russo. M. Kane. T. Brandt. B. Bush. L. Sammons. J. Mabie. R. Kumpitsch. 8. VanDenburgh. 4th Row: F. Palmateer. 8. Newnham. N. Milo. 8. Manno. 8. Stewart. 8. Hill. R. Hansen. J. SMith. 8. Chamberlain. 5th Row: M. Yvars. M. Brandt. L. Tibbitts. W. Crankshaw. S. Samperi. S. McGratten. T. Valachovic. T. Valachovic. 172 Nicole Milo Richard Hansen Fred Palmateer 90% AND ABOVE FOR 4 YEARS 'National Merit Finalists Ed Walters Scott Weldner Don Poitras Tim Valachovic Tim Major NYS Regents Scholarship Winners Lyman Avery Margaret Biron Carolyn Bush Janet Engles Richard Frascatore Anthony George Jessica Higgins Stacey Hill Richard Kumpitsch Leslie Lynt Janine Mabie Timothy Major Lisa Marcellus Nicole Milo Frederic Palmateer Patience Phillips Donald Poitras Brenden Rendo Christine Ruggeri Michael Russo 8hawn Samperi Scott Stewart Timothy Valachovic Paul Valentine Stephen VanDenburgh Edwin Walters Scott Weldner Nursing Scholarship Nancy Herms Beth Morris Leslie Lynt 173 any WHICH way yen CAN ALICE IN WCNCEE- LANL SATHHCAy NICHT EEVEH ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ RETURN er TUEJEDI -SUOSNOdS 3 HI Good Health and Success Best Wishes and Good Luck to Class of 84 THOMAS R. KEVLIN AGENCY INC. 52 WEST MAIN ST. 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