Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

jof?T2 cozz zt n£juo -yopue voLame si “Youth is the opportunity to do something and be someone.” “Reckless youth makes rueful age. 6 “The future is purchased by the present.” 8 “We must be doing something to be happy.” 13 “When I was young I was sure of everything” Mrs. Juliann Albini Mathematics Mr. David Bartholomew Science Mr. Michael Beatty Social Studies Mrs. Carolyn Beck English Mr. Ronald Beck Social Studies Mrs. Joyce Bennett Music To Enable Us To Think For Ourselves. “Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous.” “Mind unemployed is mind unenjoyed.“ “Strength of mind is exercise, not rest. 18 Mr. Otio Bocrncr Technology Mrs. Anne Campos Health Mrs. Suzanne Canfield Special Education Mrs. Linda Carley Remedial Reading Mr. Barry Clawson Physical Education Mrs. Bernadine Cook Math Science Mr. Ronald Custer Science Mr. Carmelo D’Amorc Guidance Mr. Charles Derwin Science Mr. James Donovan Math Science Mr. Jack Dunlap Athletic Director Mr. Gary Eagan Physical Education 19 Mrs. Dianne Eddy Physical Education Mrs. Mary Anne Foster Mathematics. Computer Mrs. Andrea Mealy BOCES Special Education Miss Christine Hint Latin Mrs. Elizabeth Molt worth Social Studies Mrs. Anne King Home Economics Mr. Bernard Landrio Business Mr. Paul Lavigne Remedial Math Mrs. Elizabeth Lconardi English Mr. Fred Madcric English Mrs. Patricia Maderic Business Mr. Victor Malagisi Business 20 The best part of our knowledge teaches where knowledge leaves off and ignorance begins Mr. Nolan Marcinicc English Mrs. Lorraine Marra Business Mrs. Rosanne Melita English Mrs Kathleen Oughton Nurse Mrs. Jennie Piazza Art Miss Katrina Poliak Special Education 21 Mr. William Poliak Social Studies Mr. Arthur Popp Science Mr. Foster Precopio Mathematics Mrs. Katherine Puglia Business Mrs. Carol Quick Business Mrs. Eleanor Reed Science Mr. Roger Rhodes Social Studies Mrs. Sharon Ritzmann French Mr. David Rockwell Science Mr. Adam Saffcrman Spanish Miss Rosemary Saullo English Mr. Wayne Sheer Instrumental Music 22 Desire To Excel “There are three classes of people in the world. The first learn from their own experience - these are the wise; the second learn from the experience of others - these are the happy; the third neither learn from their own experience nor the experience of others - these are the fools.” Mrs. Maryjo Sergeant English Mrs. Elaine Shull Librarian Mrs. Jane Sitterly Language Workshop Mr. Thomas Skoda Remedial Writing Mr. Robert Smeallie German Mrs. Linda Thomas Mathematics 23 The Best Miss Joann Tralongo Spanish Mrs. Barbara Tucci Mathematics Mr. Richard Tucci Social Studies Mrs. Nancy VanDenburgh English Miss Ann Wellington Guidance Mr. Kenneth White Technology 24 Mr. David Wiltey Technology Miss Kathryn Zajicek Art Mrs. Nancy Pierce Library Aide Mrs. Katherine Buchner Guidance Staff Mrs. Maureen Clark Secretary Mrs. Kathleen Smith Secretary Mr. James Chupaila Principal Mr. Curt Woodcock Assistant Principal Unidentified I.S.S. Monitor 25 KITCHEN STAFF: Mrs. I. Yerry, Mrs. R. DiPasqualc. Mrs. A. Wager, Mrs. V. He- berer, and Mrs. M. Smith. Working together to better us all Board Of Education From Row: Mrs. Rovazzini, Mr Bishop, Mrs. Colvin. Mrs. DeVarcnnes, Mr. Rossman. Back Row: Dr. McNamara. Mr. Valachovic. Mr. Kitchen. Mr. Major. Mr. Vcrtucci. Mr. Lomanto. Missing: Mr. Hladik. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Front Row: Mr. R. Sweet, Mr. J. Pierce, Mr. R. Baker, Back Row: Mr. R. Hale, Miss R. Dillenbeck. 27 Are we having FUN yet? cSemoKy 30 Q anford Ajley oeg 5 IMl iMC erwett QtrustZuJ iUa C5 visoQonvi tcp ' s tC oL.yes (ppfhxrik, C ?i 'HtrOOSOL (zMck )tiLu avL fC Lslv?p ' yikv Sishpp £J(xepk£4fbCrt ( Jeowie Q'ams 'mer euxvteir 'ntrxrvte r%QU? ek. ry-t uj Lyy kerUiirL Z Souker1 ilds %S itlicS)Ket n. 32 C ertuJt 4 cMictwlkP h e S Xole CUx XSoks c ml ky? mvtG L ‘l cUayd c aytelcrick. 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Fox Thomas Oughton Peter Palmateer Cynthia Paro Kathy Patterson Kathy Pavlus Rebecca Pechtcl Juniors a Randolph Penny Kirk Pcscc Allen Popp Daniel Popp Maria Psaromatis Linda Quackcnbush Mirella Reali Erica Reed Michael Jackson Gary Rogers JoAnn Romano Thomas Rose Billie Jo Rumrill Rudolph Russo Michael Salatcl Glenn Salisman Victor Sammons Roger Sarr Christopher Savage Shelley Savage Jodi Schncbcl Carolyn Schrcivogl Michael Schultz James Sherry 65 Juniors Keith Schull Christine Simek Scott Simone Darei Smith Keith Smith Kevin Smith William Smith Scott Snell David Sponenburg Brett Stcenburgh Michelle Stock well Whoopic Goldberg Karen Sweet Jennifer Tennant Kimberly Thompson Michael Trajlinck Cynthia Vacck Paula Vaillancourt Gordie Van Aernam Kevin Van Hocscn M ary bet h Vanallcn Michael Vanvalkcnburgh Robert Wager Charles Ward 66 Juniors Barbara Winched Todd Worniuth Brian Warner Peter Warner Bridget! Warner David Wilbur Christina Wilder William Willard Tammy Williams Carlton Wilson 67 Sophomores Jon Ackcrknccht Billy Crystal Anthony Aldi Patricia Alficri Katherine Allen Mike Anderson Colin Auty Rebecca Bartlett Laura Becker Matthew Benton William Betts Suzanne Bode Scot Boisvert Erin Bornstcin Marjorie Bougor Frank Bradt Stacey Brock hum Ann Brown Rebecca Brown Shane Brown Rebecca Brownell Wendy Byroad Cindi Lauper Rebecca Campana 68 Sophomores Jane Cannizzo Lucille Carcaci Gina Cirillo Melissa Coadncy Anne Coco Jim Cook Annie Lennox Jason Cooper Shannon Corbett Kandy Cornwell Warren Creglis Christopher Da I mat a Amber Danelorich Colleen DcCIcrcq Ron DeLoren o Candy Dicfcndorf Hope Dillcnbcck Tom Dillenbeck Michelle Dingman Larry 69 Sophomores Mary Eagan Jennifer Eaton Kelly Egan Steve Etherton Dudley Moore Lou Fagan Merryn Fielding Tabatha Flansburg Chad Fleck Melanie Floyd Jason Frasier Mike Frasier Wendy Freer Eric Furman Robert Gallt Bruce Gardner Charles Gardner Valeric Genis Eric Germaine Jennifer Gifford 70 Sophomores Diane Giuffre Linda Giuffre Nathan Gool Michael Gordon Kim Gotibchut John Grant Jennifer Gray Windy Greco Kevin Green Joseph Greene Darian Guy Kristin Habcrackcr Jay Hadcock Jody Haggart Jennifer Hale Kelly Hallenbeck Robert Handy. Jr. Vernon Handy Stephanie Hauser Adam Hennessey Brent Hcroth Aaron Hill Ivan Hinkle Kevin Hodge 71 Sophomores Elvis Presley Elizabeth Hu ben Mike Hudson Ben Huisjen Ann Hutchison Eric Hyncy Veronica lannotti Kelly I Kennedy Kelly M Kennedy Cheryl Kiffney Paul Klcmpa Lisa Klingbcil Michele Knapp Sieve Koliar Maryann Kovarik Kevin Kowalski Bruce La Port William Lake Jason Laverdure Jeannie Lawton Mark Leslie Amy Lilic Danielle Litz Christopher Lockwood 72 Sophomores Lori Long Ci wynnc Loose Tammi Luck Aaron MaeVean Danielle Macaluso Greg Mancini Robert Manno Wayne Marcellus Brenda Markes Pee wee Herman Beth Marsh Gretchcn May John McCIcary Melanie MeGivern Tiffani MeGivern Dominic Melita Maryann Mellis Sharon Miller Christopher Moistcr Terri Moore 73 Sophomores Bob Morrison Mary Joe Mowrey Christine Muller Kathy Murphy Brian Mylott Dave Stewart Chris Nellis Gene Wilder Brian Nilsen Todd Orscll Jason Parigoris Shcfali Patel Ray Pcdrick Rick Pedrick Tracey Peels Ralph Penny Susan Pierce Steve Poitras Donna Pol Paul Poliak 74 Sophomores Brett Preston Pam Reed Shanlcc Reed Jennifer Rice Aimcc Rich Renee Robar Joe Romano Charlie Ruggeri Robert Sager Chad Samenko Bruce Springsteen Jim McMahon Cathie Savage Steve Savage Fred Schick Mr. Leonardi Karl Shultz Donald Schuyler Laurie Serpa Melissa Shclmandinc Tracey Simek Gwen Sleezcr Michelle Sless Joanne Smith 75 Sophomores Christopher Snell Kelly Snell Becky Spondenburg John Stcfic Mary Stewart Paul Vostecn James Sudol Andrew Susi Roy Swiech Brenda S abo Michelle Tefler Colleen Unger Scott Valk Christopher Valovic Linda VanAuken Harold VanAlstync Chuck Waddington Kim Ward Michael Ward Kevin Way Sonya Weaver Susan Wells Harry W ilson Peter Wilson Sophomores Freshmen Charles Ackcrbauer Keith Ackcrnccht Mike Adair Chris Adams Alena Anderson Dorice Antis Diane Baker Ann Bartholomew Paula Baurlc James Belknap Sadc Kristi Berner David Billa Scott Billa Dana Blakcslcc Rick Boleto Amy Bornstcin Scott Boyle Jeff Bradley Marvin Bradt Kevin Breton Grace Jones Kelly Burns Scott Cannell 78 Freshmen Matt Cannon Mickey Dolcnz Rodney Chamberlain Richard Charles Nicholas Colavito Bradley Colvin Lccsa Nellis Rodney Cooper Chris Corbett Rodney Cornwell Peter Czechowicz Matthew Day Darcy Dening Marie Denmark Rebecca Denmark Brandy Dietrich Becky DiMarco Michael Dingman Pamela Dingman Greg Dodson 79 Freshmen Erik Douglass Jessica Dueslcr Shcrrcc Dueslcr Trisha Dueslcr Michael Durkee James Dustin Michelle Dwyer Mary Easterly Clay Ernst Brett Ethcrton Alexandra Evans Nicole Evcrsley Krista Foley June Forscy Chris Fox Tom Frakcr Karl Frasier Rene Gagnier Charles Fridley Krista Gallt 80 Freshmen Aaron Grady Christopher Grandshaw Chris Grant Gary Green Heather Grinrod Rebecca Guy Kimberly Hale Ernest Handy James Handy Rebecca Hansen Jill Hart Eric Hayes Timothy Hayward Tiffini Henderson Robin Henry Tiffany Hill Veronica Hill Jennifer Hing John Hladik John House Pamela lanotti Renee Jackson Ernest Johnson Heather Johnson 81 Freshmen Victoria Johnson Esther Jump Peter Jutras Kristy Kilmartin Mark King Kyle Kinowski Theodore Kohinkc Robert Kollar Eric Krisiansen Robert Kronk Michael Kunath Jolcnc Lake John Lane Chris Lcfflear Margaret Lewis Richard Lewis Adelle Locatelli Lori Lodestro Madonna Kristi Madcric Peter Major William Martellc Justin Martin Roxanne May 82 Freshmen Corey Maye Jeremy Mehcr Mary Ann Morrison Steve Mraz Heather O’Conner Todd Oliver Jennifer Maynard Eric Minoguc Shelly Morrison Jason Mylott Melissa Oarc Todd Orlosky Robert McClelland Chantcllc Monty Troy Mosconi Christa Ncthaway Brian Me Kenney Joseph Morrison Rachel Mowrcy Penny Nichols 83 Freshmen Darby Ostrander Michael Parry Michelle Pedrick Ronald Pedrick Tom Pettit Christine Pica William Pierce Ann Popp Stewart Powers Areti Psaromatis Joseph Pynadath Rebecca Razzano Brian Recesso David Rhodes Tina Rich Jennifer Riley Mark Ringer Christine Riska Michael Rogers Michelle Ropetcr 84 Freshmen Daniel Rossman Joseph Ruggeri Tom Russo Patrick Ryan John Sabo Chris Saltsman Donald Satterlce David Savage Charles Schadow Paul Simon Tammy Scott Matthew Shambo Jean-Ann Sherman Christine Simck Richard Simek Randy Siver Jennifer Skoda Joseph Slovic Meghan Smith Bonnie Spraker Roberta Stearns Chris Stefic Chad Stewart Michael Stewart 85 Freshmen Liz Taylor Tim Subik Helen Surncar Malt Swcdick Eric Sweeney Tammy Swcciman Anthony Syquia Barbara Tagliatcla Dennis Thompson Richard Thompson Jennifer Trajlinck Aaron Valachovic Christy Valik Beth Van Acrnam Robert Van Acrnam Emily Vandervecn Belinda Vanhocscn Michelle Vanvalkenburg Carol Veddcr Michael Walsh Michelle Ward Doncnc Warner Lawrence Wiesncr Michael Wilbur 86 Freshmen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: First Row: Linda VanAukcn-Sccrciary, Stacey Brockhum-Trcasurcr Row Two: Mr. Skoda-Advisor, Andy Susi Vice-President, Harry Wilson- President. Mr. Bcaliy-Advisor 88 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row I: Stephanie Hcsck-Trcasurcr. Todd Chamberlain-Vicc- President. Lisa Christiano-President. (Missing-Mary Haycs-Sccrctary) Row 2: Mrs. VanDen- burg-Advisor. Mrs. Maderie-Advisor Sophomore, Junior and Senior SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row I: Barb Ruggcrj-Secrclary. Franz Ulz-President, Row 2: Mr. Malagisi-Advisor. Tom Lombardoni Treasurer. Mike Mongin-Vicc-Prcsidcni. Mrs. Reed-Advisor liiiiir 0 II— I Valedictorian David V. Pynadath is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Varghese Pynadath. He is the recipient of the Empire State Schol- arship of Excellence, a New York State Regents Schol- arship, the Bausch and Lomb Award, and the Balfour Award. David has also received extensive recognition for his adademic achievements in the fields of math and science as the recipient of the Math 12 Award, the Math and Science Award, the Math 10 Award, Two Chemistry Awards, Math 11 Award, and the Physics Award. He was also the recipient of the Latin III Award and the American History Award and is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. David has also been a participant in a wide range of activities including the Foothills Council Math League, the New York State Math League, and the Fulton Coun- ty Symphonic Band. He has been a member of the Rapid Recall Team, the tennis team, the International Club, and was sports editor of the Bugle. David’s plans are to attend the Massachusetts Institude of Technology as a major in Electrical Engineering. Salutatorian Sean P. Russo is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russo. He is the recipient of a New York State Regents Scholar- ship and a Letter of Commendation on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Sean has been recog- nized for his academic excellence as the recipient of the English 9 Award, the Social Studies 9 Award, the Sci- ence 9 Award, the English 10 Award, the World History Award, and the First Year Computer Prize. Sean has also been involved in extra-curricular activities as a member of the swim team and the tennis team. He is also a member of the Foothills Council Math League and is sports editor of the Bugle. Sean’s plans are to attend College as a major in fi- nance. 90 90% and above for four years HONORS - 9(W AND ABOVE (first row) R Stcrgas, B. Ruggcri (second row) S Russo, D. Pyna dath, J. Davis, T. Podolec, R. Dil lenbcck (third row) K. Conrad, M Mongin, M. Fratangelo, M Jackson REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS (front row) K. Con- rad, M. Jackson, K. Larter, T. Lombardoni, C. LaSalle, S. Russo (middle row) M. Galinsky, J. Me- higan, D. Pynadath. M. Fratan- gelo. A. Major, T Podolec. (back row) M. Shepard. J. Emmeluth, B. Donnan, F. Bcnicasa, M. Mongin, T. Goldacker, M. Simck. S. Hulbert N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship winners 91 92 National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: (row I) B Ruggcri. S. En- gland. J. Nigra. A. Boerncr. K. Byrns, A. Marsh. K. Peck. K. Hcroth, K. VanWart. K. Johnson. J. LaCoppala, (row 2) K. Con- rad. C. LaSalle, F. Litz, T. Podolcc, S. Savage. R. Stearns, T. Ellis, K Roddy, F. Benicasa, T. Eagan, M. Dowd, J. Elmendorf, K. Larter. D. Pynadath, S. Russo, S. Hulbcrt, V. Henley, (row 3) W. Plumb. M Twardy. M. Hayes, C. Vacck. C. Campbell. L. Chris- tiano. T. Mosconi, S. Hesek, C. Simek, E. Reed. R. Johnson, (row 4) M. Mongin, J. Goldackcr. B. Kohinke. C. Kadlic, D. D’Amore. T. Lombardoni. M. Jackson. D. Popp. T. Goldackcr. A. Melita. M Fratangelo, D. Spondenberg, A. Popp. B. Douglass. S. Hauser. A. Farrell “And a good time was had by all.” “Mine honor is my life; both grow in one.” 93 Doing it OUR way 94 Bonfires and Pep Rallies Make Fire and Reign Mud, Sweat and Tears “Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear.” If The Spirit “The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express.” Moves You “Eai io please thyself, but dress to “The perfection of dress is the please others.” union of three requisites - in its be- ing comfortable, cheap, and tasteful.” 101 Seniors outrode Juniors in the traditional contest of willing man versus willful beast sponsored by the Student Council. Always a successful fund-raiser, the donkey basketball game proceeds help the Student Council maintain its various projects to benefit our students, the com- munity, and the world by supporting scholarships, awards, and charities. 102 Talents Shine Under Lights Play C AM l ( IIARAC II RS 1 he Vicar (Rev ( lemcnl) Grisclda (Ins wife) Dennis (Ins nephew) Mary (Ihe maid) Ronald Hawes (the curate) I ettiee Prothcroc Miss Marple Mrs Price Ridles Anne Pro! lie roe I aw rente Redding (an arlisi) l)r John llaydock Inspector Slack Assistants to the Director John Schcrmcrhorn Christine Hilla Brad C olvin Tammy l llis Dominic Melita Amy Valovic Kathy Johnson Hobclte Mabie Katie C lose Neil Gifford Brad Yerdon Gregory Mancini Martha Higgins Darei Smith COMMUNI III ADS I isa Miller Beth Madden Cheryl Hill TilTincy Herring Jay Goldackcr ( hris I hi I mala Albert Mehta Michael I rat angelo Alicia I arrell Jessica Rchbcin Amy I die 105 Chinese Culture Club CHINESE CLUB: Mr.Smcallic. P Krug. L. Wong. B Winchcll. J. Rice (missing: V. Yusko and A. Furman Science Club SCIENCE CLUB: (Back Row) Mrs. E. Reed, E. Ilubcn. K. Yucngcr. R Brown, C. Czcchowicz, S. Savage. E. Kwong, K. Schultz. J. Pynadath (Front Row) D. Pyna- dath. J. Elmendorf, J. Davidson The Science Club is organized to achieve the objectives of providing enrichment for students interested in science, providing an opportunity for students to do research and experi- ments in their area of interest in sci- ence, providing opportunities for stu- dents to enter local, state, and national competition in science, and raising funds for support of extra classroom activities of the club. 106 THE BUGLE: From Row: P. Jutras, J. Pynadalh. M. Ropctcr, K. Johnson. A. Farrcl Middle Row: J. Rice. A. Psaromatis. J. Adams. M. Psaromatis. K Lynaugh, Back Row: Mr Marcinec. T. Weldner, S. Russo. D. Pynadalh. F. Litz. J. Brown.S. Reuter, J. Chadwick. Mr. R Rhodes The word “rebirth” comes to mind to describe the changes which took place in the Bugle this year. It was a year of re-devcolpment, of re-organization, and of overall re- construction of what has been a long-standing JUS tradition. The new Bugle featured more than dou- ble the number of pages J HS readers had been used to, but perhaps more important than the quantity was the quality of the pages. The Bugle not only ran news, human interest, and sports stories, but also included stu- dent surveys, letters to the editor, contests, a student news wire service from Washington, as well as a whole host of other features. The result? The Bulge was a newspa- per JUS could be rightly proud of, not only because it served the stu- dent body in a manner which encour- aged direct involvement in school and community issues, but also be- cause it was both informative and entertaining. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in Chief: Franz Litz News Editors: Alicia Farrell Bobcttc Mabie Sports Editor: Sean Russo Advertising and Sales: Kathy Johnson Art Editor: David D'Amorc Photography Editor: Rudy Russo Layout Editor: Kelly Lynaugh j- 'At TVC HUBS !HW Fllr 107 J. Pynadalh J. Shcrmon J. Davidson J. Bradley D. Rossman E. King P. Jutrus T. Hayes J. Chadwick A. Bartholomew C. Dalmata A. Bornstcin C. Lcfler B. Brown A. Localclli T Russo S. Hauser A. Furman R. Boleto B. King D. Bode G. Rogers S. Russo M. Morlcy K. Hodge S. Hulbcrt M. Johnson M. Van Valkcnbugh C. Gardner H. Grinrod E. Bornstcin K. Lynaugh D. Guiffre B. Colvin G. Mancini C. Kiffney T. Scott T. Kohinkc L. Guiffre C. Nellis A. Danclorich K. Hallcnbcck N. Eversley L. Weisner K Way C. Ernst E. Minoguc J. Kinsey 110 MARCHING BAND D. Ryan V. Sin K Roddy J. Schcrmerhorn S. Boisvert L. May D. Pynadath C. Yates B Kohinkc M. Yates W. Plumb V. Gcnis D. Baker T Beck J. Hart C. Hill D. Dening L. Miller M Beck K. Gallt T. Rich K. Pavlus C. Vedder T. Herring CHORUS JAZZ BAND Front Row: L. Serpa. S. Didio, D. Smith. T. Filis, J. Riley. Middle Row: R Cornwell, G. Slcc cr. K. Egan. M. Twardy, J. Chadwick, Mrs. Bennett. Back Row: E. Jump. J. Smith, L. Woolcy. M. Ropeter, A. Huisjen, K. Snell. Front Row: E. Bornstcin. V. Sin. E. King. L. LaSalle. K. Hodge. Middle Row: W. Plumb. C. Nellis, B. Colvin. J. Schcrmerhorn. Back Row: J. Pynadath. D. Bode. J. Sherman, T. Russo, J. Chadwick, S. Boisvert, S. Russo. P. J utras, D. Pynadath. in On fourth down and short yardage, a Johnstown runner is staeked up at the line of scrimmage by the Musky defenders Couches C law son. Tow nsley. and Lagan look on during the annual Johnstown-Ciloversville game. Running back Tom I.ombardoni is tripped up by a Quccnsbury defender as offensive lineman Tony Brand looks on I.ombardoni. the leading rusher for Johnstown, had 760 yards on 167 carries for the season. The Sir Bills suffered a home loss on Halloween night to the Spurtans “The greatest asset of any team is the spirit of its members, and the greatest danger that can menace any team is breakdown of that spirit - the will to win and the courage to work. Varsity Football Results JHS Opponent 20 Hudson Falls 27 6 Bethlehem Central 24 0 Ballston Spa 27 18 South High 0 0 Scotia 27 20 Fonda 23 0 Glens Falls 22 13 Quccnsbury 21 6 Glovcrsvillc 34 114 Teamwork is the Result of Group Strength and Enthusiasm Players Give Best Effort Coach Barry Clawson stat- ed that this year's varsity team put forth a good effort; the team has tried its best and played good games, even though the record doesn't show it. When asked how the team lookd as com- pared with teams in past years. Coach Clawson said that the team was very competitive. The coach found no individual greater than the team as a whole, f ootball he staled, is a team effort. Mr. Clawson was as- sisted in the coaching ranks by Gary Eagan. .I T. Towns- Icy, Mike Beatty (JV), Jack Dunlap (Frosh), Mike Sat- terlee, and Mark Fish. Cap- tains. nominated and chosen by the team, were seniors Tom Eagan. Tom Lombar- doni, and Glenn Wells. Cap- lain Eagan felt that the sea- son's record didn't show it's playing ability and that most people “weren't look- ing at the game, just the scoreboard.” Eagan would also like to give the team a lot of credit for the courage to keep coming back even after all the losses they suf- fered. Their enthusiasm is tremendous, considering our record. he stated. Captain Wells suffered a knee injury in the Ballston Spa game and was out for the rest of the season. Filling in at Wells' position were junior Al Melita and senior Jeff Rehbein. The Johnstown vs. Glovcrsville game held Fri- day, November 7, al Knox Field, was the last high school game for the 19 se- nior members: Joe Alfano. Frank Benicasa, Kevin Bishop, George Carter. Todd Cook, Steve Drewin. Brad Donnan, Mike Dowd, Tom Eagan. Sean Gredy, Tom Lombardoni, Joe Paz- zaglia. Art Recesso, Jeff Rehbein, Nick Riska, John Schermerhorn, Ray VanAu- ken, Andy Van Voast, and Glenn Wells. Row 1 Riska. K Bishop. .1 Rehbein. T lagan. G Wells. T l.ombnrdoni. A. Recesso. S. Grady, M Dowd Row 2 M I lad- cock. I Rose. (• ( arier. 1. Cook. I Benicasa. B Kohinke. R Van- Auken. M VanValkcnburgh Row .1 I Schermerhorn. S Der- win. I). Morrison. A. Melila. B. Wager, k Smith. J. Novak Row 4 (i. Newnham. .1. Alfano. A. VanVoast. B Donnan. V. Sam- mons. R Carbone. T. Brand Row 5 Coach Lagan. Coach Townslcy. Coach Clawson 115 116 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: Row 1 T. Mosconi. C. VanAlstync. J. Ruggcri. C. Stewart. Row 2 C. Frasier, K. Kinowski, D. Rossman, E. Douglas, Row 3 C. Stc- fic, T.J. Kohinkc, D. Savage. C. Corbet. Row 4 P. Major, B. McClelland, J. Slovic, S. Mraz Row 5 B. Stoutner. M. Wilber. P. Czechowitz, T. Petit. Row 6 S. Brownley. E. Handy. A. Grady, J. Mylott, Row 7 M. Day. M. Swcdick, T. Oliver, C. Leflear, Row 8 M. Walsh, N. Calovito, E. Hayes, T. Jump, Row 9 Coach Sattcrlec, Coach Dunlap SEASON RECORDS JV 7 Wins 1 Loss JHS Opponent W Hudson Falls W Bethlehem Central w South Glens Falls w Scotia w Fonda L Glens Falls W Quecnsbury W Gloversville Freshmen 7 Wins 0 Losses W Hudson Falls W South Glens Falls W Quecnsbury W Glens Falls W Ballston Spa W Scotia W Gloversville J.V. and Fresnmen Play Tough and Get Ready To Say Our Day Will Come J.V. FOOTBALL: (Bottom) Row 1 T. Neri, R DcLorenzo. B. Gardner. W. Crcglis, Coach Beatty. Row 2 M. Frasier. B Mylott. W. Lake. I. Hinkle. A. Aldi. R. Scicch. Row 3 E. Furman. S. Kollar. C. Samcnko. B. Betts. M. Ward. E. Hyney. C. Ruggcri, Row 4 K. Kowalski, P Wil- son. J. Samcnko. S. McDonald. M. Hudson. M. Benton. R Pedrick. J. Ackcrknecht, Row 5 C. Lockwood. B. Ycrnia. R. Handy. J. Carter 117 JV FIELD HOCKEY: (Top Row): 1 Lewis. J Hint . VI Smith, k lolcy. P lannotti. S Corbett, k llaberaekcr. B Brownell. I Vandcrvccn. k Nclhaway. T. Henderson. R. Ilenr . I inter (Bottom Row ): A. Danclorich. S. Patel. II.Grinrod. M. Codney, T. Hill. .1. Skoda. M Easterly. II. O'conner. I) llulbert 118 Giving Everything You’ve Got Teamwork Wins The Varsity Field Hockey team fin- ished their season with an overall re- cord of 13-5. They advanced to the second round of the sectionals before being ousted by Taconic Hills 1-0. The Lady Bills were lead by senior tri-captains Stacie Dunlap, Tiffani Podolcc. and Barbara Ruggcri. The three leading scorers were Karen Vacck, Mary Hayes, and Jane Can- izzo. The highlights of the season were: creaming Quecnsbury, to whom they lost to during the first scries: the home game under the lights against Gloversville; being able to win two games in one day by finishing a game that was earlier called after regulation time due to the weather; and breaking the team scenic record by running 16 scen- ics, which is approximately 5.5 miles before practice. Coach Willey could often be heard saying such dreaded statements as, Single file!”, On the end line!” or You're going to be running 'til the sun comes down, to which he added Pursuit-of-cxccl- lencc sayings at every practice. Two of the most common were, W'inners arc made, not born and “You can always belter your best! To keep themselves pumped up and to relieve pressure the girls' favorite chants were Team Scream! Shanx Bel- ly . Athletic Profile , and Sound Off! which led them to “We want to play!! VARSIIY I II I I) HOCKEY: (Top Ro� ) M. Stewart. V (lenis. M Cook. V lannolti. .1 Gar lock. M Maxes. S Wells. S Dunlap. T Podolcc (Bottom Row) A. I ilic. k Vacck. J Cani o. M Twardy. W Plumb. .1 I udger. .1 Rchbein. B. Ruggcri VARSI1 Y FIELD HOCKEY 13 Wins 5 Losses JHS Opponent W Saratoga w Little Falls L Quecnsbury W South High w Albany Academy w Hudson Falls L Glens Falls W Ballston Spa L Gloversville W Quecnsbury w South High 1 Glens Falls w Hudson Falls w Ballston Spa w Gloversville w Albany Academy w Maple IIill L Taconic Hills 119 A Fall Filled With Vitality and Warm Enthusiasm I K I SI 1 M I C HI I K I I A 1)1 N(i I irsl Row Kris!i M;idcric Second Row: Michelle Ward. Shell) Morrison. Alena Anderson. Ve- ronica Hill. Brand) Dietrich. Kim Hale Third Row Christine Simek (C apt ) VARSITY ( III I Rl I ADINCi Bottom Row Missy I uck. Carolyn Schreivogl. Tammi Simpson. Middle Row: Kristina Rodd). I.isa C hristiano Top Row: ( hristinc Simek. Tarra Mosconi. Kim Stearns (( apt I. Kathy Byrns. Ann (iould 120 CHEERLEADERS 122 Set and Spike Girls Volley for Recognition VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: (Front Row): S. England. K. Berengcr (Second Row): Coach Eddy. C. Hill. K. Pavlus. J. Henry (Capt). H. Childs. E. Klausen, C. Easton. S. Mittler SEASON RECORD VARSITY 2 Wins 14 Losses IMS Opponent Coblcskill Mayfield Queensbury Ballston Spa South Glens Falls Hudson Falls Glens Falls Mayfield W Gloversvillc Queensbury Ballston Spa Coblcskill South Glens Falls L Hudson Falls Glens Falls w Gloversvillc 123 Girls Swim Team Varsity 4 Wins 6 Losses JHS Opponent W Ballston Spa W South Glens Falls W Gloversville L Ballston Spa L Queensbury L Queensbury L South Glens Falls GIRLS SWIMMING: (First Row) K. Allen, M. Kovarik, J. Davidson (Second Row) M. Murphy, J. Zinc, A. Reed, J. Adams, B. Brown, L. Huben, T. Rich (Third Row) K. Walsh, M. Psaromatis, S. Savage. M. Mellis, A. Bartholmew, M. VanValkcnburgh (Fourth Row) Coach Lane, E. Reed, D. Way, S. Hulbert VARSITY GOLF TEAM: B. McKinney. M. Fratangclo. B. Yerdon. R. Boleto, M. Dingman. B. Colvin. Coach Fratangelo Golf Team Team placed 3rd in Foothills Tournament and finished 7th out of 14 schools in the Sec- tional tournament. Mike Fra- tangelo won the Class B Sec- tional Tournament at Schenectady and qualified for the State Tournament. Mike will represent JHS on the Sec- tion II team in June at Cornell University. 124 CROSS COUNTRY: First Row: B. Sponcnbcrg, M. Knapp, L. Carcasi, K. Peck, D. Ryan. B Denmark, L. Kwong Second Row: B. Slccnburgh. J. Denmark. M. Galinsky. M. Shultz, B. Lawrence Third Row: Coach Madcric, C. Kadlic, T. Kovarovic, D. Sponcnbcrg. P. Vosteen A. Popp, C. Valovic Running For The Gold CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Team en- joyed a successful season with 7 -1 dual meet records for both the boys and the girls. MVP Karl Kadlic, Tom Kovarvic, and John Denmark qualified for the State Meet and com- peted with the Section II Team. Kadlic, Kovarvic, Den- mark, Mark Galinsky, and Dave Sponenberg all made the Foothills All-Star Team. The boys were ranked eighth in New York State at the end of the season. MVP Becky Sponenberg and Kim Peck qualified for the State Meet and competed with the Section II team. Sponen- berg, Peck, and Becky Den- mark won Bonnie Belle awards, and along with Liz Kwong were named to the Foothills All-Star Team. 125 Foothills’ Competition Proves To Be Awesome Girls’ Spirit Never Dies SEASON RECORD Girls Tennis 1 Win 9 Losses JUS L L L L Opponent Hudson Falls Quecnsbury Cobleskill ’ Glens Falls W Ballston Spa L Hudson Falls L L Quecnsbury Cobleskill ' L L Ballston Spa Glens Falls 126 The Girls’ Tennis team did not have a winning record this year, but they have a lot to look forward to. Since there were no seniors on this year’s team, everyone should be returning for next year's season. Despite a losing season, the team main- tained a consistent positive attitude which resulted in some seasonal highlights such as Lisa Feibka’s victory over her heavily favored Glens Falls opponent. For her top- team play, Feibka was awarded the team’s Most Valuable Player. During practice, first-year coach John Coakley could be heard telling the girls over and over again, “You have got to play percentage tennis!” Right, “Me - Lisa” Beck? GIRI S TFNNIS: Hack row: II Surncar. S. Reed. VI Beek. I I aSallc. Coach John Coakley. I l eibka. T Beek. .1 Gray VI Ropctcr. Front row: D. Skoda. S Pierce 127 JV SOCCER: Row I: I). Saltcrlcc, T. Oughton. M. Denman, J. Romano. A. Sum. J. I'mmcluth. C. Shull . I) D'A more Row 2: T. Hayward. M Huxley. G. VanAernam. I Wiesner. J. Goldackcr, E. Corrcll. H. Wilson Row 3: .1 Bradley. M. Ra ano. J. Kinsey. A. Valaehovie. B King. T Goldackcr. Coach Mr. Beck Row 4: S. Valk. K. Smith. R. Cooper, S. Hauser. M. Orlosky, M. Durkee. M. Cannon SEASON RECORD Soccer 10 Wins 8 l-osses JUS Opponent L Mayfield L Hudson Falls L Northville L Gloversvillc W South Glens Falls W Hudson Falls W Glens Falls W Gloversvillc W Northville W Glens Falls L Mayfield L Queensbury W Schoharie L Ballston Spa L South Glens Falls W Ballston Spa W Queensbury W Schoharie 128 Soccer Kicks Grass Johnstown High School got its first chance to field a soccer team at the junior varsity level for the 1986 fall sport season. At the helm of the squad was Mr. Ron Beck, JHS So- cial Studies teacher. Coach Beck in- dicated that winning as many games as the team did during the first year of its existence was a major acom- plishment. Fielding a team that saw 29 players begin practice on August 20 and end their season on October 29 with a 6-0 win over Schoharie was also a significant accomplishment. Mr. Beck noted that with each pass- ing game, the players improved and became more and more fundamen- tally sound. With good points of a season, there must also sometimes come bad points. Inexperience ham- pered the team. Their weaknesses showed through because there was a mix of players with different abili- ties. Mr. Becks’s outlook on next year’s season is one of optimism as the team moves to varsity competi- tion. “Our hands will be full,” stated Beck. One player, junior Tom Oughton, expected a little more from the team, but was satisfied at the end of the season. “The team showed lots of improvement,” said Oughton. Ju- nior Dave D’Amore thought the team did much better than anyone expected. He also added that Mr. Beck was very enthusiastic and never got down. Athletic Director Jack Dunlap commented that soccer was slow in coming to JHS because to have a program, there have to be interested students. The main push to get soccer at JHS came from the players themselves. Mr. Dunlap add- ed that the reason for such a long wait was also due to lack of funding and appropriate facilities. 129 130 Ski team takes advantage of record snow Winter Wonders SKI TEAM: Row I: J. Emmcluth, J. Elmendorf. D. Gillmore, M. Huxley, K. Smith. M. Shepard. T. Goldacker. K. Schultz, S. Wells, Row 2: D. Litz, M. Knapp. E. Correll, A. Evans, F. Litz, M. Fielding K. Yuenger, Mrs. Oughton Row 3: Mr. Bartholomew. R. Sponenberg, S. Murr, A. Lillie. T. Oughton. J. Cannizzo, J. Bradley, M. Durkee, M. Cannon Row 4: K. Foley. M. Hayes, K. Peck, D. Rossman. J. Mylott, B Stecnburgh, T. Wcldner Row 5: S. Valk. J. Goldacker. A. Bartholo- mew, H. Grindrod, H. Boleto Row 6: N. Gifford. D. Sattcrlcc. M. Durkee. J. Garlock, C. Vacck, M. Day VARSITY BASKETBALL JHS OPPONENT 63 UFA 52 77 Ballston Spa 65 72 Glens Falls 75 56 Gloversvillc 68 53 Our Lady of Lourdes 61 76 Lindenhurst 73 73 South High 43 84 Hudson Falls 42 73 Queensbury 53 61 UFA 45 80 Herkimer 59 98 Niskayuna 87 70 Ballston Sap 49 65 Glens Falls 78 78 Gloversville 63 90 Herkimer 55 74 South High 56 84 Hudson Falls 56 59 Queensbury 55 77 Mohonascn 73 63 Bishop Gibbons 77 Varsity Basketball It’s a great day for practice — Let’s have two!! VARSITY (Back Row) J. Rehbcin, A. Melita, R. Preston, Middle Row, D. Sponenerg, M. Salatel. B. Willard, V. Sammons, T. Blowers, G. Wells, (Front Row) Coach Dunlap, S. McDonald. M. Mongin, C. LaSalle, D. Brown, M. Fratangclo 133 J.V. and Freshmen Basketball Teams score big Shoot For The Top FRESHMEN: (back row) Coach Sattcrlcc, TJ. Kohinke, S. Mraz, M. Swedick, C. Grant, J. Belknap, A. Valachovic. A. Grady, M. Walsh, C. Corbett (front row) J. Ruggeri. T. Pettit, C. Stewart. D. Savage, S. Boyle. K. Kinowski J.V. BASKETBALL RECORD JHS OPPONENT 52 UFA 64 50 Ballston Spa 53 62 Glens Falls 41 72 Gloversvillc 52 62 Lindenhurst 37 65 Watcrvlcit 82 51 South High 53 68 Hudson Falls 65 50 Queensbury 59 40 UFA 48 59 Herkimer 48 51 Niskayuna 55 57 Ballston Spa 36 53 Glens Falls 63 72 Gloversvillc 53 72 Herkimer 61 59 South High 53 48 Hudson Falls 41 56 Queensbury 55 J.V. BASKETBALL: (Back Row) Coach Townsley, C. Waddington, E. Furman, M. Fraiscr, S. Kollar, E. Germain, J. Grant. B. Mylott, T. Chamberlain Front Row A. Susi. K. Kowalski. W. Lake. M. Hudson. M Benton. C. Ruggeri. P. Major 135 Girls Spark Enthusiasm Cheerleaders provide peppy entertainment VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Top Row) L. Martish, M. Morley, K. Roddy, C. Billa, K. Close (Bottom Row) C. Cane. T. Hamalak. A. Gould, L. Madcric 136 JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: (back row) T. VfcGivern. M. Eagan. M. McGivern. M.J. Mowrcy. S. Reed (front row) S. Corbett. S. Weaver. L. Carcaci, C. Muller. B. Szabo FRESHMEN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: (back row) V. Hill. M. Ward, K. Hale. R. Mowrcy, A. Anderson, C. Nethaway (middle row) S. Morrison. K. Maderic, B Dietrich (front row) C. Simck 137 Sectional Champ Lombardoni heads for State Tournament Grappling For Success Varsity Wrestling The Varsity wrestling team en- joyed a healthy and successful season. Several individuals placed well in tournament action which included the annual Johnstown Invitational. Standout wrestlers for the season included Buzz Saltsman, Scott Lewis, George Newnham, and state-finalist, Tom Lombardoni. Coach Beatty looks ahead to next season be- cause not only will seven varsity members be returning as experi- enced veterans but also the J.V. squad enjoyed an enthusiastic turnout of young wrestlers. VARSITY: (Back Row) G. Newnham, T. Cook, T. Lombardoni. S. Lewis. A. Recesso, Coach Beatty (Front Row) T. Hayward, G. Saltsman, J. Parigoris, B. Etherton, D. Subik 139 lady bills face tough competition BASKETBALL 140 VARSITY: E. Klauscn, G. Harl, M. Belknap, S. Boyd, V. Genis. M. Stewart, K. Evans VARSITY RECORD JHS OPPONENT 35 Hudson Falls 55 13 Glens Falls 84 27 S. Glens Falls 46 27 Northville 61 63 Gloversville 29 29 Ballston Spa 52 24 Quccnsbury 49 62 Hudson Falls 34 30 Northville 57 23 S. Glens Falls 51 51 Gloversville 33 21 Ballston Spa 48 28 Glens Falls 63 39 Queensbury 65 As Coach Antiuk said of the girls team, “The hard work may not have paid off by the number of games won, but it did in the lessons the girls learned about themselves and about being part of a team.” The team also felt good about their season despite their record which did not show the hard work, dedication, or good times they shared. But beating Gloversville and placing second in the Fonda Tournament showed some of their ability. And then there was that last game . . . 141 High scores lead to successful season Bowlers Strike It Big (Back Row) G. Rogers, K. Pcscc, P. Klcmpa, Coach Lavignc (Middle Row) J. Mchcr, G. Dodson, J. Dodson, B. Stoutncr, R. Charles, J. Hadcock (Front Row) M. Trajlinck, G. VanAernam, T. Wormuth, J. Ackcrknecht 142 Martelle sets school Swimmers Make diving record Big Splash (Back Row) Coach Ponticcllo, G. Slcczcr, K. Allen. J. Adams, K. Breton. B. Kohinkc. E. Martelle. R Simck. C. Lockwood (Front Row) S. Russo. B. Law- rence. B. Colvin, T. Russo, P. Jutras. B. Wager, C. Frasier Boys’ Swimming JHS OPPONENT 46 Shcncndchowa 37 76 Quccnsbury 82 63 Glens Falls 71 82 Glens Falls 70 44 Bethlehem 63 70 Albany High 98 100 Hudson Falls 69 69 Troy 97 95 Shaker 74 98 Hudson Falls 66 50 Glovcrsvillc 26 72 Burnt Hills 97 73 Quccnsbury 83 79 Canajoharie 72 55 Amsterdam 28 44 Canajoharie 39 143 We Can Make It Happen 144 SMITTY’S SERVICE STATION FULTON COUNTY GLASS INC. 24 Hr. Towing. Congratulations 210 W. 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It jiiiuirk-Yartkii Stmmm 168 169 Senior Superlatives Class Couple Chris LaSalle Karen Vacck Class Clowns Jay Swart Milch Cook Best Looking Tom Eagan Monique DeMarco Best Dressed Duane Abbott Amy Bishop Best Smile Nick Billington Kelly Cook Most Likely To Succeed David Pynadath Tiffini Podolec Most Athletic Glenn Wells Kim Peck Shyest Nick Riska Kelly Lane Done The Most For J.H.S. 170 Frank Litz Barbara Ruggcri “Nothing is so infectious as example.” Most Sophisticated Mike Mongin Kim Stearns IRIS BARRANCO AFS STUDENT This has been a wonderful year! And, I am so happy to have shared it with you! Thank you for all your kindness and help! All my love. Iris I will never forget you! 172 INTERNATIONAL CLUB: (row I) I. Barranco, K. Johnson, A. Farrell. S. Bode. L. Scrpa (row 2) J. Chadwick. T. Williams. T. Hamalak. M. Psaromatis, V. Henley, C. Hill (row 3) Miss Hintz, R. Henry, L. Becker. K. Lynaugh. S. Reuter (row 4) J. Cooper. R. DcLorcnzo, P. Kruger, S. Simeon International Club North of the border 173 174 We can’t believe we did the whole thing! Baronet To put together the “year- book-t ha t-almost-wasn’t” took cooperation, optimism, and many, many, long hours. To the merchants of Johnstown and Gloversville who supported our advertis- ing campaign so generously, our many thanks. To the Leader Herald whose pho- tographs supplemented ours, a special note of grati- tude. And many thanks to our “scribe,” Mrs. Piazza. But it was the persistent ef- forts of the staff and advi- sors which transformed lists of names and hundreds of photographs into a year- book. They worked late into night after night singing to the tunes, braving the at- tacks of Milton, enduring the typewriter’s broken margin, virtually memoriz- ing the quotebook, and “fetching” for the advisors who wish to offer a special thanks to the inventor of coffee. 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