Johnstown High School - Baronet Yearbook (Johnstown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

This is the city, the city of Johnstown. Among the thousands who live here are the hundreds who hang out at The School. This book is their story. It is a real life account of the lives of the people of J.H.S. at work and at play, in gangs and on teams. It pictures the leaders and the followers, the famous and the infa- mous. It reveals the struggles of the average citizens' daily existence - from fighting the noise and confusion of traffic jams and long lines to enjoying the pleasure and excitement of a night at the theatre or stadium. It covers the bright lights of center stage and the dark recesses of the back alleyways. This is a portrait of “Life in the Citv. I s 7 9 12 Ctx 'DST '?estr7ZT Some people are fans of some sports. Some people attend some activities. Some people work for some students. But not Paul Valachovic. He is for every- one. He can be found at virtually every Johnstown High School activity, contest, and event. Despite having been over-looked by the football team dur- ing his own high school years, Mr. Valachovic, Class of’39, has missed only one Johnstown-Glov- ersville game in the last 50 years, not surprising for a man whose enthusiasm for Johnstown has only grown over the years, grown to such an extent that some claim he now even bleeds purple and gold. A member of the Board of Education since 1982, Mr. Valachovic puts his heart, his time, and his effort into both the present and the future of Johnstown’s students. It is because we know that he has been, is, and always will be there for the kids of Johnstown that we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. V, Johnstown’s Greatest Fan. 17 CLASS U Cm ti fw o -9ges. . TA fhc COu I - Sec. tiN«6-V;ifees. CH iSTTMcSiivieK-tta . i awl eK)'pt eCn AWp tl p Al W A V� ©«.S • — ' S : ,V . - . V •• • . ' • . ' . . : ',r ■ i .y . V ' 1 . r . J k, • . ‘ • . . . .1 « X, ’ • , • . ' • ,i ■ • ,v.:. ■ V ' _ $ :U fVI- .V:-ii ;!IT ?SS 1 •y. 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Big night out at the bonfire I’ve never had so much fun Jon Ackcrknccht Anthony Aldi Patricia Alfieri Katherine Allen Thomas Andersen Laura Becker John Bennett Matthew Benton William Betts Suzanne Bode Scot Boisvert Erin Bornstcin Frank Bradt Stacey Brockhum Ann Brown Rebecca Brown Rebecca Brownell Wendy Byroad Arthur Calhoun Becky Campana Jane Cannizzo Lucille Carcaci Regina Cirillo Anne Marie Coco 55 56 Jason Cooper Shannon Corbett Randy Cornwell Warren Creglis Christopher Dalmata Amber Danelorich Shawn Davis Peggy Dawson Colleen DeClerq Ronald DcLorenzo Stacey Didio Michele Dingman Mary Eagan Jennifer Eaton Kelly Eagan Louis Fagan Mcrryn Fielding Tabitha Flansburg Chad Fleck Melanie Floyd Brian Ford Jason Frasier Michael Frasier Wendy Freer Eric Furman Robert Gallt Bruce Gardner Charles Gardner Valerie Gcnis Erik Germain Jennifer Gifford Diane Giuffrc Linda Giuffrc Nathan Goot Michael Gordon Kim Gottbchut John Grant Jennifer Gray Windy Greco Kevin Green Joseph Greene Darian Guy Kristen Habcrackcr Jay Hadcock Jody Haggart Kelly Hallcnbcck Robert Handy Jr. Vernon Handy 57 Stephanie Hauser Brent Hcroth Aaron Hill Ivan Hinkle Kevin Hodge Elizabeth Huben Michael Hudson Ben Huisjen Ann Hutchinson Erie Hyney Veronica lannotti Patrick Johnson Kelly Kennedy Cheryl Kiffney Paul Klempa Lisa Klingbeil Michele Knapp Steve Kollar MaryAnn Kovarik Kevin Kowalski Willy Lake Jeannie Lawton Amy-Jane Lilie Danielle Litz 58 The seventh inning stretch “Hey, Buddy These are great scats. Juniors Class of 1989 Junior girls as body sculpture “Over. Under. Sideways, Down. Art student creating Til draw my own conclusions. Students stalk Johnstown nightlife “We're just so happy to be here. Christopher Lockwood Gwynne Loose Tamara Luck Aaron MacVean Danielle Macaluso Greg Mancini Robert Manno Wayne Marcellus Brenda Markes Beth Marsh John McCleary Melanie McGivern Tiffani McGivern Dominic Melita MaryAnn Mellis Sharon Miller Chris Moistcr Terri Moore Robert Morrison MaryJo Mowrey Christine Muller Kathleen Murphy Stacey Murr Brian Mylott Christopher Nellis Penny Nichols Brian Nilsen Todd Orscll Elizabeth Pagano Jason Parigoris Shefali Patel Raymond Pcdrick Richard Pedrick Tracey Peels Susan Pierce Melis Pinckney Steven Poitras Donna Pol Paul Poliak Brett Preston Pamela Reed Shanlee Reed Aimee Rich Joseph Romano Charles Ruggeri Robert Sager 61 Juniors Class of 1989 Student impersonates a stop sign “No way. baby.” 62 Typical pep rally departure “T.G.I.F.“ Chad Samcnko John Samcnko Cathie Savage Stephen Savage Karl Schultz Lori Serpa Tracey Simek Gwendolyn Slcezcr Michelle Slcss Joanne Smith Karen Smrtic Christopher Snell Mary Stewart Andrew Susi Roy Swiech Brenda Szabo Michelle Tclfcr Amanda Thomas Colleen Unger Scott Valk Chris Valovic Linda VanAuken Paul Vosteen Chuck Waddington 63 Kimberly Ward Michael Ward Kevin Way Sonya Weaver Susan Wells Harry Wilson James Yennard James Young Kristen Yuenger Michael Zink 1| A « 4 P j (’ Kv f-,5T ' Y wrI V.‘.-l t vrjr sl ' 3 • $ : mzn 7 • • ■ ; , !. ■ I'Tli IH A •fc'MMO ■ 1 V , ; W$' ■ ■ . . v 4 I , L. i 1 • % • w, L _ i . - JIT 1 j S' 4 V _ , y mbkl:! “' L-. ti. ' . • . ■ . msssm % I r v }J 1 ' r 1• sa memmm . • ;•-, Sophomores Class of 1990 A cooperative student poses for photographer “Please make me ten copies.” Concession stand action “Another sellout and plenty of bucks!” A gathering of friends “Talent, beauty, charisma, and style.” 68 Last minute preparations in homeroom “I m ignoring everyone.” A Junior is taken hostage by Sophomores “We demand a ransom.” Pam sporting popular student attire “I sure am glad that we have a dress code.” Charles Ackerbauer Keith Ackernecht Christopher Adams Alena Anderson Colin Auty Ann Bartholomew Paula Baurle James Belknap Kristi Berner David Billa Scott Billa Dana Blakeslee Michelle Blcyl Henrique Boleto Amanda Bornstein Scott Boyle Jeffrey Bradley Marvin Bradt Kevin Breton Shane Brown Scott Brownlee Kelly Burns Scott Cannell Matt Cannon Rodney Chamberlain Richard Charles Alan Chausse Jenny Clemons Bradley Colvin James Cook Rodney Cooper Chris Corbett Andrew Crankshaw Peter Czcchowicz Matthew Day Darcy Dening Marie Denmark Rebecca Denmark Valerie Dcrsch Candy Dicfcndorf Brandy Dietrich Hope Dillenbeck Becky Dimarco Michael Dingman Pamela Dingman Greg Dodson Erik Douglas Jessica Duesler Shcrcc Duesler Trisha Duesler Michael Durkcc James Dustin Mary Easterly Clay Ernst Brett Etherton Stephen Etherton Alexandra Evans Nicole Eversley William Fioravanti Krista Foley June Forsey Christopher Fox Thomas Frakcr Karl Frasier Krista Gallt Aaron Grady Christopher Grant Gary Green Heather Grindrod Rebecca Guy Hope Haberacker Jennifer Hale 71 Kimberly Hale Edmund Hammons Ernesi Handy James Handy Eric Hayes Tiffini Henderson Adam Hennessey Robin Henry Bruce Hick Tiffany Hill Veronica Hill Jennifer Hing John Hladik William Hornidgc John House Pamela lanotti Victoria Johnson Peter Jutras Kristy Kilmartin Mark King Kyle Kinowski Theodore Kohinke Robert Kollar Eric Kristiansen Students anticipate the start of a new day “I hope we can get to homeroom soon!” Sophomores Class of 1990 Life on the chain gang Within the hallways of student life Td rather be taking your picture. “They better not print this in that yearbook. Killing time before practice “I can’t wait to swim 100 laps. 73 Robert Kronk Michael Kunath Jolene Lake Neal Lamphcar Bruce La Port Jason Laverdure Chris Lafflcar Margaret Lewis Richard Lewis Adellc Locatclli Lori Lodestro Peter Lozier Kristi Maderic Peter Major William Martelle Justin Martin Robert Martish Roxanne May Corey Mayc Jennifer Maynard Robert McClelland Sean McDonald Brian McKcnney Garrett Monet 74 Rachcllc Montano Joseph Morrison MaryAnn Morrison Shelley Morrison Troy Mosconi Rachael Mowrcy Stephen Mraz Jason Mylott Christa Nethaway Melissa Oare Heather O’Connor Jennifer Olcndorf Todd Oliver Michael Orlosky Brenda Osborne Michael Parry John Pedrick Michelle Pcdrick Ronald Pedrick Ralph Penny Tom Pettit Christine Pica William Pierce Ann Popp 75 Identities of school detectives revealed Behind the scenes for Singing in the Rain “You must be mistaken ... not us.” “No one told us it was a dress rehearsal.” 76 Students behind bars “We’ve learned our lesson.” Arctic Psaromatis Joseph Pynadath Rebecca Razzano Brian Recesso David Rhodes Christina Rich Jennifer Riley Mark Ringer Christine Riska Jcannic Rodriquez Michael Rogers Michelle Ropeter Daniel Rossman Joseph Ruggeri Thomas Russo John Sabo Erika Salo Chris Saltsman Gregory Sanders Russell Sanders Donald Satterlee David Savage Charles Schadow Donald Schuyler 77 Tammy Scott Matthew Shambo JeanAnn Sherman Christine Simek Richard Simek Randy Sivcr Jennifer Skoda Joseph Slovick JodiAnn Smith Meghan Smith Kelly Snell Marc Spagnuola Chris Stefic Chad Stewart Michael Stewart Timothy Subik Helen Surnear Matthew Swcdick Eric Sweeney Tammy Sweetman Anthony Syquia Barbara Tagliatela Dennis Thompson Jennifer Trajlinek 78 v r xv Aaron Valachovic Christy Valik Beth VanAernam Robert VanAernam Harold VanAlstync Emily Vanderveen Michelle VanValkenburgh Carol Veddcr Colleen Waite Michael Walsh Michelle Ward Donenc Warner Lawrence Weisner Michael Wilbur Dennis Wilkes Peter Wilson Christina Yates Becky Ycnnard Pilar Zinter Gary Folts Vernon Young 79 CLASS OfP|CEF?£ sms®- ££-lN V AfcZ.INSVL -P E.S. TAAM SU I Uffc.CS. ATIE- WALS W -TjaeAS- v R.. eA Aivj AivD A£. mA LA lS[ ;; Af V ScRS . a •1 • f vx • •• £1 mik in v _ j v! J � S ' - r £ .. £a iiyv w u , '•cv . '..A -- BV . HR. fll JKH' 4RKMB ? � . t . p v� V VF% • l M£ . 'I' ' lI •- - • • . . '. v ' • . • • ‘ V - kst vv: r Mam.v a PK ?v wy r 1 ‘ YfSPJk vi‘iT „ J ■i - C JL fc, f w . « . na k k v y-v • jkyv -v - ' i sh'ijw v'; sk .. ' ■'. • :v:-SV� Freshmen Class of 1991 The homeroom wake up call “Hmmm . . . Hey . Hey Hey. A pensive Dennis in the hallway “I’d rather be somewhere else. Students display a traditional yoga position “We find this totally relaxing.” 82 Jonathan Abel Silvia Ackerbauer Lori Ackernecht Emanuel Aguilera Fritz Aldingcr Melissa Ambridgc Michael Andersen Shannon Avery Brian Baker Davcy Ball Heather Barnwell Jay Bean Robert Bean Andrew Bcnicasa Steven Bentley Lisa Berry Dana Billington Debra Blood Michael Boniface Duncan Bovcc Donald Boyd Derric Bradford Martha Brennan John Callery 83 84 Steven Carey Michelle Carlson Thomas Casale Dennis Cassidy Colleen Chadwick Matthew Childs Brian Clawson William Cleary Jeanette Clemons Heather Cook Rodney Cornwell Charles Crannell Robert Curtis Carolyn Custer Gregory DcBlock Allison DeMarco Carisa Dersch I jnorc Dillenbeck James Dillon Adrienne DiMarco Cristine DePasquale Wayne Dolly Melonie Duesler Rick Dusenbury Keith Dwyer James England Beverly Farquhar Marty Farrant Jennifer Farrell Fleather Fielding Tracy Fish Tammy Fogg Jennifer Foley Tanya Fox Gene Frceny Charles Fridley Albert Fudger Thomas Fudger Rene Gagnier Leslie Gardner Jeffrey Gordon John Gottbchut Christopher Grandshaw Denise Grant Kristin Gray James Greco Rachel Flammons Marlene Handy 85 Justin Hansen Rebecca Hansen Michael Harding Jill Hart Erin Harzinski Bruce Hauser Jamie Hayes Kelly Hayes Brian Hick Patricia Horan Brad Houghton Andrea House Eric Houser Timothy Hoyt Danielle Hulbcrt Leland Hulbcrt Bobbie Jo Hunt Robert Johnson Timothy Jump Jennifer Jurica Kelly Kennedy Linda Knapp Edward Kollar Jennifer LaPort 86 Student lines up to order his class ring “Will you take a check?” Freshmen Class of 1991 Portrait of the model student and friend Student attends hypnosis clinic “This is really my best profile.” “I will do my homework. I will do my On location in the art room “Gee, I wish I’d taken Music In Our Lives.” Denise Laraway Peggy Larue Maria Lavandure William Lavigne Suzanne Lilic Melissa Lombardoni Lori Lundquist Vicki Lynaugh Desiree Macaluso Kelly Madden Lora Mandato Darlene Mchcr Jeremy Mchcr Donald Miller Nina Miller Chantclle Monty Christopher Monty Chad Musscy Jeffrey Mylott Lisa Nellis Emily Nelson Tracey Nilscn Jennifer Nocito Catherine Novak Dana Orlosky Darby Ostrander Kevin Ovitt Anand Patel James Patterson Mistic Pa aglia Nicole Paz aglia Steve Pclosi Gregory Peugh John Poitras Tracy Poliak Kristina Popp Laura Potwin Melissa Pradclski Michael Psaromatis Timothy Reed Joseph Rchbein Rose Rife Anna Robinson Laura Rossman Carrie Ruggeri Jennifer Sager Tracy Sammons Jennifer Santangelo 89 Freshmen Class of 1991 Mr. Bean poses for a rare still shot “Don’t you want me to do something great?” Attentive students listen to PA announcements “Well, That’s a special way to say the pledge.” Tim delivers a ballad during homeroom “This one goes out to the one I . . . ” Chad docs his famous fly impression “Buzz, may I bug you?” 90 Reggie protects fellow students from camera “You’ll have to shoot me first!” Racchcl Sarr Fred Schick Wendy Schick Stefanie Schnebel Julie Schumacher Amy Scott Marvin Scott Kevin Shaver Brian Shepard Karen Shull Lisa Shulls Reginald Simek mm Derek Spring Kelly Steenburg Nancy Stoesscl Brian Stoutner David Subik Tamara Susi Derek Sutherland David Swedick Scott Sweet man Daniel Szabo Michael Telfer Todd Terranova Jennifer Thompson William Tolies Melissa Townsend Erin Tuttle Anastasia Tweer Chris Tyler Scott VanLear Christopher VanAlstyne Allen VanDuesen Kathy VanWart Tammy Wager Jennifer Wallace Kathleen Walsh Patrick Walsh Susan Wilson Grant Yacobucci Sondra Yales Melvin Young Luke Yucngcr Michael Zajaczkowski 92 The backrow in Mr. Skoda's homeroom “This is an honor and a privilege.” They can't escape our hidden camera “Oh. no. They’re doing it again.” Students display mixed reactions to class “Not another study hall! Freshmen Class of 1991 Awaiting the attendance lottery results “I hope I win the Pizza!” 93 The Administrators Superintendent Dr. John McNamara Asst. Superintendent Dr. Donald Lomanto Business Administrator Mrs. Joan Colvin The Board of Education % BOARD OF EDUCATION: (Seated) Mrs. Amy DeVarennes. Mrs. Deborah Dermott. Mrs. Josephine Rovazzini (Standing) Mr. Lou Carleo, Mr. Ray George. President - Mr. Alfred Major, Mr. Paul Valachovic, Mr. William Kitchen, Mr. Armand Vertucci Mrs. J. Albini. Math Miss A. Forsey. Spanish Mrs. C. Beck, English Mr. R Beck. S. S. Mr. M. Beatty. S. S. Mr. O. Bocrner. Tech. Mrs. J. Bennett. Music Mrs. S. Canfield. Sp. Ed Mrs. A. Campos. Health Mrs. L. Carlcy. Reading Mr. B Clawson. Phys. Ed. 98 Mrs. B. Cook, Math Sci. Mr. R. Custer. Science Mr. C. D'Amorc. Guidance I Mr. C. Derwin, Science 99 Mrs. A. Hcaly, Special Ed. Mrs. D. Eddy, Phys. Ed. Mrs. M. Foster, Math Computcr Mr. V. Gacta. Inst. Music Miss C. Hintz, Latin French Mrs. E. Holtzworth. S. S. Mrs. A. King. Home Ec. Mr. B Landrio, Business 100 Mr. P. Lavigne, Math Mrs. E. Leonardi. English Mr. N. Marcinicc. English Mrs. L. Marra. Business Miss R. McCormick. Spanish Mrs. R. Melita. English 101 Mrs. K. Oughton. Nurse Miss K Poliak. Sp. Ed. Mrs K Puglia. Business Mr. I) Rice, Tech Mrs. J Piazza. Art Mr. W. Poliak. S. S. Mrs. C. Quick. Business Mrs. S Rit mann. French Mr. A. Popp. Science Mrs F. Reed. Science Mr. F. Precopio. Math Mr. R Rhodes. S. S. Mr. D. Rockwell, Science Mrs. M. Sergeant, English Mrs. E. Shull. Librarian Miss R. Saullo, English 103 104 Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. DiPasquale. Mrs. Heberer, Mrs. Wager, Mrs. Ycrry BUS DRIVERS: (First Row) Mrs. George (Second Row) Mrs. Chamber- lain. Mrs. Albin (Third Row) Mrs. Woodbeck. Mrs. VanAernam, Mrs. Dening Mrs. K Buchner. Guid. See. Mrs. M. Clark. Office See. Mrs. N. Pierce. Lib. Aide Mrs. K. Smith. Office Sec. Custodial Staff: Mr. Sweet. Mr. Baker. Miss Dillcnbcck, Mr. Hale. Mr. Dillenbeck 105 Shauna Hauser and Tammy Ellis earn top honors The Best of the Class of 1988 ui Hiifi m i in .Ji Valedictorian Shauna Hauser is the daughter of Mrs. Diane Hauser and Mr. Bruce Hauser. She is the recipient of the Balfour Award, the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, the RPI Math Science Award, and the Society of the Mayflower Com- pact History Award. Shauna was the winner of the Math 11 Award, the Chemistry Prize, the English 11 Award, the Biology Prize, and the English 10 Award. She has earned 90 and above for four years and is a member of the National Honor Society. Shauna is also the Student Council president and trea- surer of the National Honor Society. She has earned varsity letters in cross country, track, and field hockey, and has participated in both soccer and swimming. Shauna’s plans are to attend the United States Military Academy at West Point as a major in Engineering. Salutatorian Tammy Ellis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis. She attended the New York State Summer School of Theatre in 1987, the Summer Musical Theatre Workshop of SUNY Platts- burgh in 1986, and was a member of the New York State Student Senate Forum in 1987. She was the recipient of the English Elective Award and the English 10 Award, the French 1, 2, and 3 Awards and the Spanish Excellence Award, the American History Award, the Social Studies 9 and 10 Awards, and the Colonial Little Theatre Drama Award. She is a member of the Nation- al Honor Society and has earned 90 or above for four years. Tammy has also been a member of the cast of three school plays, three musicals, and two Community Theatre productions. She is Vice President of the Honor Society, a member of the Student Board of Edu- cation and Fulton County Arts Council. Tammy's plans are to major in Hispan- ic Studies at Brown University. 106 Eleven seniors excel with Tammy G. Ellis 90% and Above for Four Years David A. D'Amore Shauna M. Hauser Alicia A. Farrell Stephanie L. England Stephanie L. Hesek Kathleen A. Johnson Carl E. Kadlic 107 Indoors, outdoors, hallways, bonfires, athletic fields, classrooms and in transit We’ve Got Each Other 109 r t « lv 21} Its •V iMSMB m-iiit • • vV ■ ■ «— «« | 1 a • - —•! � U« .C r --- V 5 ■? ; l wwt PC % t ■ e? ,n is • l - f « . - A- :• ■• :v vvi • -V r- T :; « . i • � % % -v CS I! 1 i A «- « • v' V V s WMM m n«M! 4f| ? � k � , Once Upon A Mattress Once Upon A Mattress, the musical adaption of “The Princess and the Pea was presented in the JHS auditorium on April 2, 3, and 4. Directed by Mrs. Carolyn Beck, the musical featured Tammy Ellis as the raucous Princess. Chris Billa as the domineering Queen, and Karl Schultz as the hap- less Prince. Supporting principals included Don Bode as the Wizard. Greg Mancini as the King. John Schmerhorn and Darci Smith as the court lovers, Jeff Kinsey as the Jester, and Brian Ko- hinke as the Minstrel. Supporting these principals was a talented group of chorus members and the backstage personnel, without whom the play would not have been as positively accepted as it was. 113 Something For Everyone Homecoming activities show diversity, pep and creativity Each year brings a variety of homecom- ing activities which include theme week, a bonfire, a pep rally, the royal dance, girls’ flag football, and of course, the Johnstown-Gloversville football classic. This year was no excep- tion. This year’s activities featured Nerd Day and an enthusiastic crowd at both the rainy bonfire and the pep as- sembly. Win or lose, our spirits never died! Annual bonfire kindles spirit Let it burn Royalty is revealed and a good time is had by all CELEBRATE The annual homecoming dance was held at JHS. Although the crowd was small, those in attendance danced to the music of the Tradewinds and witnessed the coronation of the royalty. Those chosen to represent Johnstown included Queen Tarra Mosconi, King Bob Wager, and Court members Rudy Russo, Lisa Christiano, Dave D'Amore, Jodi Schnebel, Mike Salatel, Christine Simck, Bill Willard, and Kathy Byrns. The Gloversville Court included Queen Allison Klempa, King Gus Avgerakis, Tom Ciaccio, David Han- dron, Kate Mainwaring, Ruth Seroussi, JoChristine Gentile, Tina Scott, Paul Pecorino, and Doug Reffue. 117 The score read GHS 14 - JHS 0, but all through the game 118 120 Prom ’87 The Junior-Senior prom was held Saturday evening. May 30, 1987 at Fulton-Montgomery Community Col- lege. Music was provided by Wire. Queen: Monique DeMarco King: Tom Lombardoni Senior Court: Amy Slcss, Mike Shepard. Tom Eagan. Michelle Gagnicr, Jeff Elmendorf. Kim Stearns. Mike Mongin. Kris Roddy Princess: Lisa Christiano Prince: Mike Salatcl Junior Court: Alton Popp. Jennifer Chadwick. Bob Wa- ger. Kathy Byrns. Vic Sammons. Tarra Mosconi, Glenn Saltsman, Christine Simek . . . “til the clock strikes twelve! Our magic moments fade to memory. And this enchanted evening now is o'er But all our joy and happiness will be Enshrined within this Keepsake'' evermore. 11 International Club has a busy year and so does our AFS visiting from Japan. Places To Go And People To Meet The International Club, open to all students, features activities which bring Johnstown stu- dents together with other Johnstown students, as during the winter camping trip, with for- eign students, as during the AFS weekend, and with students of New York and other states, as during the short-term exchanges. The club sponsors several in-school fund rais- ers and foreign exchanges for students who wish to spend the summer or year abroad. This year's exchange student, Yukiko Ko- bayashi. from Higashimatsuyama, Japan, stayed with the Chadwick family. After her year in Johnstown, she intends to attend a university in Japan and hopefully some day to visit England. INTERNATIONAL CLUB: (First Row) D. Smith, S. Corbett, K. Schultz, D. Popp. D. Orlosky, J. Olendorf (Second Row) J. Chadwick. A. Fur- man, S. Patel, S. Bode, S. Weaver, C. Muller, Y. Kobayashi, J. Smith (Third Row) J. Patel, C. Hill, C. Paro, T. Williams, T. Hamalak, L. Scrpa, 122 K. Lynaugh. G. Slcczer, Miss Hintz. B Preston (Fourth Row) P Reed. R. Henry, R. Zap. B. Kohinke, K. Kadlik, J. Davidson, E. Vanderveen. C. Kiffncy, A. Danclorich, J. Maynard (Fifth Row) D. Sponcnbcrg, A. Popp, L. Becker, C. Vcdder Featuring all the news that fits The BUGLE Sounds Great BUGLE STAFF: (First Row) J. Chadwick, A. Furman, K. Lynaugh.S. Patel, G. Slcczcr, Y. Kobayashi, K. Johnson, J. LaCoppola (Second Row) Mr. Rhodes. W. Greco, V. Lynaugh, B. Kohinke, C. Lockwood, A. Popp, Mr. Marciniec. Editorial Staff Editors-in-Chicf Kathy Johnson Kelly Lynaugh Finance Editor Carl Kadlic Sports Editor Alton Popp The JHS Bugle provides students with a first-hand experience in news- paper production and serves the school community by featuring is- sues and events of interest to its readers. All stories are written by the students who also provide all photo- graphs and art work used in the newspaper. Under the direction of advisors Mr. Marciniec and Mr. Rhodes, the stories are proofread, typed, and layed out to be printed. The issues are distributed free. The operating budget for the Bugle is de- termined by the sale of ads which appear in the paper and in the foot- ball program. 123 Once again, Student Council hosts Battle of the classes The Class of '88 scored a win against the Class of '89 in the annual game of mule hoop. The winning bucket was scored by Carolyn Schreivogl to give the seniors a 40 - 38 victory. At the end of the first quarter, the junior boys were leading 12 - 10, but the senior girls turned the score to 18 - 16 at the half. The junior boys rallied in the third quarter. The fourth quarter effort by the senior girls, however, proved to be the winning edge. 125 Parades, performances, concerts, competitions Making Beautiful Music Band The band had a very busy year under the direction of Mr. Vin- cent J. Gaeta. The Marching Band performed at the home football games as well as the local parades and competed in the Columbus Day Tourna- ment of Bands in Binghamton, where they took second place. In December, the band per- formed in the Christmas Con- cert and completed the citrus fruit sale to raise money for a spring trip. In February, select- ed members of the band partic- ipated in the Fulton County Music Festival. Springtime brought performances at the Mohawk Band Pageant, an overnight trip to Hersey Park, PA where they competed in Concert Band and Marching Band events and the Spring Concert. COLOR GUARD: (Front Row) T. Herring, T. Beck (Middle Row) M. Beck, L. Miller (Back Row) E. Coolman, P. Nichols, M. Ropcter, S. Miller, L. LoDestro, B. Pagano (Missing) K. Gallt, T. Duesler, J. Santangelo. J. Clemons, C. Veddcr WOODWIND SECTION: (Front Row) L. May, A. Popp, S. Yates, L. Berry. D. Giuffre. A. Patel, H. Cook (Middle Row) J. Chad- wick, C. Kiffney, S. Hauser. L. Giuffre, L. Rossman, V. Lynaugh, K. Custer, T. Scott (Back Row) J. Sherman. C. Yates, C. Chad- wick, K. Lynaugh, E. Bornstein, K. Hodge, A. Bornstein (missing) J. Schumacher, H. Grin- drod, G. Sleczer, C. Nethaway, J. Rehbein, E. Harzinski BRASS SECTION: (front Row) J. Pynadath, D. Bovce, D. Melita. C. Dalmata, S. Boisvert, (Back Row) P. Jutras, C. Mussey, B. Colvin, C. Nellis, T. Russo (Missing) T. Kohinke, C. Lcfflear, N. Everslcy PERCUSSION SECTION: (Front Row) L. Weisncr, B. Shepard, C. Ernst (Middle Row) Y. Kobayashi, D. Smith (Back Row) B. King. J. Kinsey, K. Way (Missing) D. Bode, R. Boleto Band Officers Scot Boisvert - Pres. Kevin Hodge - Vice Pres. Darci Smith - Sec. Chris Dalmata - Treas. Trisha Beck - Color Guard Capt. Brenda Szabo - Drum Majorette 127 Chorus CHORUS: (From Row) Mrs. Bennett. L. Gifford, T. Bcck.S. Summers. L. Mandato. K. Kennedy. J. Riley. A. Cook, L. Potwin.C. Monty (Back Row) C. Gardner. A. Psaromatis, K. Snell. M. Ropeter. J. Romano. M. Ambridge. A. Popp. L. May. A. Coco. K. Eagan Jazz Ensemble JAZZ BAND: (Front Row) Y. Kobayashi, J. Sherman. C. Chadwick, E. Bornstcin. E. Harzinski. A. Popp. J. Shumaker (Middle Row) B. Colvin. T J Kohinkc. C. Lefler (Back Row) D. Melita. L. Weisner. Mr. Gacta. B. Shepard, K. Hodge. J. Chadwick. D. Smith, P. Jutras. J. Pynadath. T. 128 Russo cJ pfJ a uicrJ f(lU, director fyidtoyiuM, ywxmxr 9 20,2; S:oo fat This year's production of Moss Hart and George Kauf- man's You Can’t Take It With You” was Mrs. Melita’s nineteenth production at J.H.S. This year's production was a revival of the 1973 Senior Play. Invitations were sent out to former cast members, many of whom attended from as far away as California and Colorado. All four classes were represented as well as a mixture of experienced and inexpe- rienced performers. The set was produced by Mrs. Melita's Stagecraft class. 130 1 If! ■ CAST AND ASSISTANTS: (Front Row) A. Farrell, J. Riley. K. Johnston. T. Ellis. L. Cristiano, D. Smith. D. Orlosky (Second Row) A. Melita, K. Schultz. E. Correll, J. Kinsey, D. Melita (Standing) A. Susi. R. Wager, M. Farrant. B. Kohinkc. K. Hodge, L. Miller. B. Colvin 131 Live! From the JHS auditorium It’s Talent Night! Once again the students of JHS were giv- en seven minutes per act to demonstrate their talents as singers, dancers, rock mu- sicians, and performers. This year Darci Smith took the $50 first place prize for her singing; Tammy Ellis won the $30 second place prize for her dancing; and the third place prize of $20 went to Aaron Mittler, Tony Aldi, and Ron DeLorenzo for their performance as the rock group “Panacea.” Four judges determined the three top scor- ers. This year’s emcee was Ms. Rosemary Saullo. The Talent Show is sponsored annually by the band as a fundraiser. This year’s Janu- ary show brought in over $650. 133 B.Y.O.B. BYOB: (First Row) C. Muller. C. Schreivogl, S. Patel, L. Cristiano (Back Row) Mrs. Campos, C. Hill. R. Henry, A. Lilic, D. Sponenbcre D. Popp. R Zap (Missing) J. Fudgcr, C. Kadlic, J. Schcncbel Better Your Own Body is a substance abuse prevention education program conducted by Johnstown High School stu- dents for fourth, fifth, and sixth grades in the Johnstown School District. Pairs of club members, who received many hours of training in the use of materials and information nec- essary to teach the classes, con- ducted sessions for 330 ele- mentary students. BYOB teens have also been involved in sponsoring the first post-prom All Night Activity ever to be held at JHS. They also visited Conifer Park, a Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Center, and attended state and local substance abuse conferences. BYOB member Jodi Schenebel blends in with the crowd. 134 Science Club SCIENCE CLUB: (First Row) A. Popp. J. Davidson. C. Czcchowicz, K. Schultz (Second Row) A. Susi. K. Yucngcr. L. Hubcn. H. Wilson, Mrs. Reed (Third Row) J. Pynadath, C. Waddington. L. Becker Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL: (Front Row) B Preston. A. Bartholomew. S. Hauser, G. Slcczcr (Back Row) M. Telfcr. P Reed. S. Smith. N. Evcrslcy. H Grinrod, Mr. Poliak 135 mmuwmmmwmmm BUBW—I I DU 4 ' mm Gang Members SKATECREW: M Kunath. R Cooper DON’T SWEAT IT!: D. Ferrara, J. Keller, J. Keller, T. Beck. M. Beck GRAPPLERS: M VanValkenburgh, S. Lewis. G. Saltsman. K. Smith, T. Blowers, T. Neri METAMUCIL: D. Melita, K. Hodge. K. Way. D. Bode . FRIENDS: C. Kiffney, D. Smith, C. Vedder, S. Patel, M. McGivern, T. McGivern AESTHETIX: S. Murr, S. Weaver, C. Waddington. D. D'Amore, A. Brown, KMZ, M. Knapp MB ■V � I - HE EV.' •.'■? r ski '- • ■-■• •.:. 'iiV f- .‘i n 3 v. i •V� V X� •. � « ►. p. ' ;, • V' f ! . - A V N.. ST£™ : ‘ V£ ms m N - V«tM •:■' ■'_• .• vi ’t v . uss?sttii v ■ rmrrrir •r. y t ps . 7 «•««, 1 «.I ' A' l t t — -. - ■ - — • • W • � M % • V •• ' •• MM ) • swonim' e-ieas ' m-My ik jc X. - f • smiM '%M f • i $ ; r 7 . a i r- rl ;i .- ' €W- | ga F 7 V' 5 $ BpW «3K« r. nu«e Six team records broken Boys earn R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Track Results Foothills Meets 5 Wins 1 Loss The 1987 Boys’ Track team had a suc- cessful season highlighted by both team scoring and individual success. The team competed in 20 meets this past spring. Of those 20 meets, 6 were dual meets. In those 6 meets, the team com- pleted a record of 5 - I with its only loss coming at the hands of Queensbury. The team had one first place finish and 5 second place finishes in the 8 invita- tionals. The boys’ team also finished second in the Foothills Championship and second in the sectionals. Individually, 6 team records were bro- ken. Tom Kovarovic broke records in the 3200 meter and the 3000 meter. Karl Kadlic set a record in the 1500 meter, Nick Riska in the 100 meter dash, and Dave D’Amore, Rocco Car- bone, Brian Kohinke, and Nick Riska broke the 400 meter relay record. Mike Dowd broke a field event record with a discus throw of 161’ 10”. JHS Opponent L Queensbury W Ballston Spa W Glens Falls W Gloversville W South High W Hudson Falls BOYS' TRACK (Front Row) T. Kohinke, T. Rose. G. Carter, N. Riska. M. Dowd. T. Lombardoni. B Donnan (Second Row) B Gardner, J. Belknap. J. Novak. B. Huisjen, T. Brandt, C. Frasier. R. Pcdrick. J. Denmark. B. Kohinke (Third Row) H. Wilson, R Collar. B. Williard. R. Carbone. B Recesso. B. Wager, D. D’A more (Fourth Row) R. Martish. K. Kadlic. R.Simek.T. Kovarik, L.Crannell. Coach Pcrham(Fifth Row) M. Durkce. K. Breton, J. Ackerknccht, C. Lockwood. K. Ackernccht 140 141 142 Girls take third in Foothills A Team On The Run Girls ’ Track Foothills Results Won 4 Lost 2 JUS Opponent L Queensbury W Ballston Spa w Glens Falls w Glovcrsville w South High L Hudson Falls Although the 1987 Girls' Varsity Track team had what on the surface appears to be a mediocre season, a closer look at the big picture reveals success. In the six dual meets in which the team competed, they showed a record of 4 - 2. In addition, in the eleven invitationals, the girls finished in the top 50% six times. The girls' track team set no new re- cords this past season, but they fin- ished third in the Foothills Confer- ence and showed seventh in the Class B Sectionals. And all three of the girls' relay teams competed in the State Qualifier. GIRLS' TRACK (From Row) S. Hauser. J. Maynard, N. Evcrslcy, R. Henry. R. Spondcnburg. R. Mowrcy. K Peck (Second Row) A. Psaromalls, J. Trajlinek. M. Denmark. B. VanAernam. C. Schreivogl. D. Ryan (Third Row) Coach P Maderic, K. Maderic. M. Stewart, L. Becker. M Knapp. I Vandcrvecn. M. Hayes (Fourth Row) K Habcrackcr. M. Kovarik, S. Wells. A. Lilic. J. Cannizzo, K. Vacck, C. Vacck Hey, coach ... put us in We’re ready to play GIRLS' JV SOFTBALL (Front row): C. Wilder; A. Rich; M. Oare; R Razzano; P Reed; H. O’Conner (Back row): Coach D. Ruggeri; J. Hale; C. Riska; K. Foley; J. Davidson; G. Sleezer; J. Smith; V. Genis The 1987 girls’ varsity softball team’s record of 4-8 indicates that the Lady Bills did not start off on the right foot losing their first three games. They did, however come back with a 14-4 win over cross-town rival Glov- ersville. The team also won the Fort Plain tournament in May for the second year in a row. They beat Duanesburg in the first game 18-14, and Fort Plain in the championship game 10-6. The team was coached by Jesse Alexander. The highlights of the J.V. soft- ball team’s 3-11 record was a double-header with Canajo- harie. The Lady Bills won both games after having lost 5 in a row. Coach Dominic Ruggeri coached the girls first ten games. Mr. Dingman, Mr. D’A more, Miss Zajicek, and Mr. Dunlap each filled in as a replacement coach for the last four games. 144 Varsity Softball Results 4 wins 8 losses J.H.S. Opponent 2 Hudson Falls 6 10 Queensbury 16 14 Gloversville 4 3 South High 22 18 Duanesburg 14 10 Fort Plain 6 0 Hudson Falls 15 1 Queensbury 16 0 Glens Falls 20 1 South High 6 9 Glens Falls 13 18 Gloversville 17 GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL (Front row): M. Twardy; S. England; M. Morlcy (Back row): R. Cornwell; M. Fuller; H. Childs; A. Anderson; M. Yales; J. Gray; B Ruggeri: M. Razzano 145 To survive competition this strong y Play Hardball J.V. BASEBALL (Front Row): A. Susi. M. Zink. P. Klcmpa. J. Wilson (Standing): A. Hill. D. Johnson. B. Nilscn. M. Ward. S. (Collar. Coach Frcnyca Baseball Baseball suffered the loss of its varsi- ty team partway through the season as a consequence of violations of the athletic code. Four varsity members. Brian Mylott, Keith Smith, Mike Salatel, and Dave Sponenberg were able to complete the season by par- ticipating at the J.V. level. In all, the practice and the experience will help shape up the team for next season's Play- 146 FRESHMEN BASEBALL (From Row): T. Mosconi, E. Christiano, S. Boyle. J. Ruggcri, P Czcchowicz, N. Calavito (Second Row) C. Stewart, M. Dingman, S. Mraz, D. Savage, M. Swcdick. A. Grady, C. Corbett, Coach Green 147 Boys faced fierce competitive Effort Nets Results The Most Valuable Player for the 1987 Boys’ Varsity Tennis team, coached by Brian Corbett, was Larry Weisner. Most Dedicated was Tom Russo, and Most improved was A1 Melita. For most of the season the top nine players were: Mike Fratan- gelo, Vic Sammons, Alton Popp, Al Melita, Larry Weisner, Tom Russo, Pete Warner, and Todd Wormuth. Good individual efforts were turned in by all the players on the team despite being contronted by a league that is very competitive and oppo- nents who play year round. BOYS’ TENNIS (Kneeling) M. Fratangclo, M. Jackson (Middle Row) D. Pynadath, P. Jutras, E. Corrcll, J. Kinsey. T. Russo. J. Pynadath. T. Wormuth, Coach Corbett (Last Row) L. Weisner, B. Denman, A. Popp, V. Sammons, A. Melita, P. Warner, S. Russo, C. Fox 148 Variety is the spice of life Spring Sports Extras X-country team enjoys best season ever and taunts the competition Catch Us If You Can CROSS COUNTRY: (First Row) J. Hing, S. Hauser, B. Denmark, L. Becker, L. Gardner (Second Row) B. Hick. J. Denmark, C. Tyler. B. Marlish, A. MacVean, T. Russo. M. Schultz (Third Row) Coach Pcrham. A. Popp, H. Wilson, D. Sponcnbcrg, C. Kadlic, T. Kovarovic, P. Vosteen. B. Huisjen, M. Durkec. S. Lewis, Coach Maderic This fall’s Boys' Cross Country team compiled a mark of 6 - 0 in the Foothills dual meets while winning several invita- tionals. As expected, the boys’ team ran away with the Foothills title, won the sectionals, and went on to take second place in the New York State Public High School meet. That second place finish enabled the Bills to compete in the Federation meet where they placed 23. Receiving honors at the end of the season were Dave Sponenberg, Tom Kovarovic, C. Kadlic, Ric Zap, John Denmark, and Robert Martish. Kadlic and Kovarovic were both given Honor- able Mention in the States. The Johnstown Girls’ Cross Country team compiled a 4 - 2 record in the Foothills Council. The girls also partici- pated in several invitational meets. Johnstown was represented by Becky Denmark in the State Public High School meet. In that meet she qualified for the State Federation meet. Becky was also named to the All-Foothills team. Mr. Maderic also named her to I A powerful team wins big as Girls Make Waves The Girls' Swim team compiled an overall record of 10 - 1 during the 1987 swim season. That re- cord helped them win the North- ern Division for the first time. The one and only loss the girls suffered was at the hands of perennial power Bethlehem Central. That loss didn't stop the Lady Bills from going on and placing second in the Section II meet. At the end of the swim season the girls were ranked 20th in the state. GIRLS’ SWIMMING: (First Row) M. Ropctcr, K. Allen, M. Kovarik, S. Mongin (Second Row) B DiMarco, C. Custer. M. Pradclski, A. DiMarco, A. Bartholomew (Third Row) T. Fox. B Brown. S. Savage. K. Walsh, E Reed, A. Rich. H. Cook. R. Simck (Fourth Row) T. Rich, L. Hubcn. Coach Walt Lane. M. VanValkcnburg A high scoring offense and a tough defense surprises the competition and shows that we’re Getting Stronger Every Game The Varsity Football team compiled a record of 5 - 4 in the 1987 campaign. The Bills opened with a tough loss to Big Ten school Bishop Maginn. The next week, however, the Sir Bills bounced back with a win over another Big Ten school. Catholic Central. The Sir Bill Gridders went 4-3 over their next seven games. Perhaps the Sir Bills' toughest loss of the season came at the hands of Glens Falls. The Bills fell to the Indians by a score of 16 - 13. That was the first time Johnstown had lost to Glens Falls on Knox Field in ten games. The Sir Bills bounced back the next week beating Ballston Spa 14 - 13. The final week of the season saw the Sir Bills play crosstown rival Gloversville. The Sir Bills might have stood even with Gloversville if two touchdowns had not been called back. Gloversville defeated Johnstown 32 - 16. VARSITY FOOTBALL: (First Row) K. Smith, M. VanValkcnburg. C. Hutchinson. R. Carbone. J. Novak. B Wager. B. Kohinke. K. Smith, S. Snell (Second Row) T. Brand. G. Newnham. M. Hudson. M. Swedick. B Recesso, S. McDonald. B Mylott. M. Benton (Third Row) B Betts. M Ward. E. Furman. S. Kollar. W. Lake. M. Zink, Coach Clawson (Fourth Row) B. Gardner, C. Samcnko. J. Ackcrnccht, C. Lockwood. C. Ruggeri, P Wilson Varsity Football Results Won 5 Lost 4 JHS Opponent 20 Bishop Maginn 32 33 Catholic Central 8 12 Scotia 27 21 Hudson Falls 14 34 S. Glens Falls 6 28 Queensbury 16 13 Glens Falls 16 13 Ballston Spa 12 16 Gloversville 32 J.V. and Freshmen teams have strong seasons We’re Tough, Super Tough J. V. FOOTBALL: (First Row) T. J. Kohinkc. C. Lcfflcar (Second Row) K. Frasier, P. Major. J. Belknap, S. Boyle, C. Stewart, M. Stewart, J. Mylott (Third Row) T. Pettit, B Ethcrton. D. Guy. R. Pedrick, S. Mraz. J. Ruggcri, M. Day. R. Sivcr (Fourth Row) A. Syquia, D. Ball, W. Crcg- lis, D. Savage, R Kollar. T. Mosconi, C. Stcfic FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: (First Row) D. Spring. C. May. K. Dwyer. B Bean. J. Mylott. E. Kollar. J. Callery. R.Simek (Second Row)Coach Fish. B Cleary, T. Casale. A. Fudger. M. Tclfcr. J. Dillon. S. Pclosi, M Zajaczkowski, Coach Dunlap (Third Row) G. Frccny, B Clawson. D. Swcdick, M. VanAlstync. S. Swcctman. J. Gottbehut, A. Bcnicasa. (Fourth Row) F. Aldingcr. R. Curtis, B VanAlstync. B Hauser. J Rchbcin. G. DeBlock. R Frenyea A successful season inspires cheerleaders We’ve got the spirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (First Row) L. VanAukcn. C. Muller, (Second Row) M. Eagan. M. Mowrcy, S. Brockhum (Third Row) T Mosconi, T. McGivcrn, M. McGivcrn, M Murphy (Fourth Row) K. Byrns J. V. CHEERLEADING: (First Row) V. Hill, S. Morrison, (Second Row) L. Carcaci, D. Smith, C. Simek. A. Anderson, R Mowrey, S Duesler (Third Row) B. Deitrich FRESHMEN CHEERLEADING: (First Row) J. Nocito, (Second Row) S. Wilson, C. Ruggeri, T. Fish, M Brennan, E. Nelson (Third Row) C. Popp, L. Ackcrnccht, H. Barnwell 157 Hard work and dedication pays off as girls reach sectional finals again Stick With It The 1987 Field Hockey team en- joyed huge success. Overall, the Lady Bills compiled a record of 13 - 3 -3. The Lady Bills finished second in the Foothills Council. That second place finish did not stop the Lady Bills from going on into the Section- al finals against Hoosick Falls. The team was defeated by Hoosick Falls in that game by the team that went on to win the State Championship. Coach David Wiltey was pleased with the season and commended the leadership of the tri-captains Jane Cannizzo. Mary Hayes, and Susan Wells. He stated, The team stuck together through tough times, and they vow to come back next year and better their bets.” Coach Wiltey thought the sectional finalists’ de- sire. dedication, and enthusiasm it takes to win. The JV team ended its season with a record of 7 - I - 3. This was the best record ever achieved by a Johnstown JV field hockey team. 158 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: (First Row) S. Hauser, T. Pollack, D. Hulbert, H. O'Conner. K. Frank, H. Grinrod. J. Skoda (Second Row) A. Danelorich, M. Lombardoni, R Henry, T. Henderson. V. Genis, M. Stewart, A. Lilie. M Hayes. K. Habcrackcr, S. Wells, J. Cannizzo J. V. FIELD HOCKEY: (First Row) T. Hill, T. Sammons. E. Harzinski, R. Sarr, M. Ducsler, J. Trajlinek, L. Berry. T. Susi, K. Hale. S. Lilie. L. Ross- man. M. Carlson (Second Row) Coach Sitterly. P. Zinter. J. Jurica. M. Lewis. J. Maynard. L. Knapp, K. Gray. J. Foley. Kr. Foley. C. Ncthaway, M Knapp, L. Lundquist, K. Maderic, J. Sager. K. Shull, J. Smith Varsity Field Hockey Results Won 13 Lost 3 Tic 3 JHS Opponent 2 Ballston Spa 0 3 Saratoga 0 0 Burnt Hills 0 2 Hudson Falls 0 4 Stillwater 0 1 South High 1 0 Gloversvillc 0 1 Quecnsbury 0 2 Ballston Spa 0 3 Hudson Falls 0 3 Glens Falls 2 0 South High 1 2 Gloversville 0 1 Quecnsbury 0 0 Glens Falls 1 First year of varsity competition proves to be tough Another Season, A Step Closer VARSITY SOCCER: (First Row) B. Stccnburgh, D. D'Amore, A. Susi, J. Romano, M. Denman, J. Kinsey, J. Davidson (Second Row) Coach Ron Beck, E. Correll. J. Goldacker, T. Oughton, J. Bcnnct. A. Valachovic, B. King, M. Huxley, A. Grady, K. Schultz The Varsity Soccer team in only its second season compiled a win - loss record of 6 - 12. The Sir Bills surprised everyone by winning their first five games this fall. One of those wins came under the first-ever night soccer game at Knox Field. In the pouring rain the soccer team beat Broadalbin Perth 4 - 3. In Foothills League play, the Sir Bills were defeated in twelve straight games. They were, how- ever, close in all those games. Two players received recognition at the end of the season. Joe Ro- mano was named to the second team All-Foothills and Matt Den- man received honorable mention. Varsity Soccer Results Won 6 Lost 12 JHS Opponent 2 Amsterdam 0 5 Amsterdam 1 3 Fort Plain 2 5 Broadalbin 4 2 Fort Plain 1 0 Ballston Spa 2 3 Hudson Falls 4 0 Queensbury 6 4 Glens Falls 5 0 S. Glens Falls 4 0 Gloversville 8 0 Ballston Spa 2 1 Hudson Falls 4 1 Queensbury 4 4 Broadalbin 3 5 Glens Falls 7 0 S. Glens Falls 3 0 Gloversville 3 160 J. V. SOCCER: (First Row) B. Fioravanti, C. Ackcrbaucr. E. Douglas, P. Jutras, J. Bradley, R. Cooper, D. J. Satterlcc, J. Poitras, M. Cannon. B La- vigne. J. Dustin (Second Row) Coach David Rockwell. M. Orlosky. P. Poliak, C. Valovic. L. Weisner, P. Czechowicz. B. Ford. D. Rhodes, B. Cranncll. S. Valk, J. England 161 Injuries contribute to a disappointing season On Your Mark, Get Set, Spike VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Coach Diane Eddy. K. Pavlus, J. Smith. C. Eaton. S. England. M. Fielding. L. May. J Henry Varsity Volleyball Results Won 4 Lost 13 JHS Opponent L Canajoharic L Hudson Falls L Coblcskill L Quecnsbury W Glens Falls L Ballston Spa L Mayfield L S. Glens Falls L Glovcrsville L Hudson Falls L Mayfield L Canajoharic L Quecnsbury W Glens Falls L Ballston Spa W S. Glens Falls W Glovcrsville 162 J. V. VOLLEYBALL: (First Row) L. Lodcstro. S. Weaver. L. Mandato (Second Row) As- sistant Coach Peligano. M. Ambrosino. J. Olendorf. H. Fielding. L. Serpa, S. Didio. G. Sleezer, J. Eaton. Coach Diane Eddy 16) Team places second in Foothills tourney - R. Boleto, M. Ding man, P. Walsh qualified for sectionals Golfers Teed Off Golf team: Coach R. Fratangelo, S. Poitras, K. Kinowski, M. Walsh, P. Walsh, R. Boleto, D. Rossman, B. Colvin Golf Won 6 Lost 5 JHS Opponent W Gloversville W Gloversville W South High L Ballston Spa L Queensbury W South High L Gloversville L Ballston Spa W Gloversville W South High L Queensbury 164 Girls’ play improved What A Racket! Girl's Tennis: (First Row) C. Simck, M. Beck, S. Pierce, T. Beck (Second Row) Coach B Corbett, L. Lasalle. M. Ropeter J. Schnebel, L. Fiebka, J. Grey Girls’ Tennis Won 3 Lost 6 Tie 1 JHS Opponent W Cobleskill W Ballston Spa L Hudson Falls L Queensbury L Glens Falls W Ballston Spa L Hudson Falls L Queensbury Tie Cobleskill L Glens Falls Girls’ Cross Country team wins sectionals and boys’ team takes third place Skiers Go With The Snow CROSS COUNTRY SKIERS: (First Row) H. Cook, B. McKenney, S. Lillie. M. Durkee. M Hayes. R Hammons, D. Satlcrlee, J Skoda. R. Henry. J Hayes (Second Row) B. Ford. K. Shull. B. Steen burgh, J. Sager. D. Billington. K. Y ucngcr. D. Rossman. M Cannon, S. Wells. J. Cannizzo. H Grinrod. C. DiPasquale. J. Hansen. A. Lillie (Third Row) R. Brown. A. Bartholomew. K. Shultz. S. Schcncbcl. M. Durkee. J. Bradley. C. Valovic. K. Shull. T. Oughton, L. Yuenger, J. Mylott, A. Benicasa, K. Dwyer. S. Valk 166 The Girls’ Alpine team had a good season despite the fact they had to deal with tough and icy courses in both the slalom and gi- ant slalom. Seven girls went to sectionals placing fifth overall. Senior Cindy Vacek qualified for the Section II State team. The meet was held in Lake Placid. The Cross Country boys placed third in sectionals overall. Chris Valovic qualified for the Section II State team. Brett Steenburgh, Tom Oughton. Jeff Bradley, and Valovic took part in the Empire State Games. Bradley also quali- fied for the Junior Olympics. The Boys' Alpine team had a tough season but gave their best effort at sectionals. Despite the icy courses, they had a sixth place standing overall. The Varsity Cross Country girls had a successful season and ended up winning the Section II Cross Country Championship. Ann Bar- tholomew, Krista Foley, Heather Grinrod, Maria Durkee, and Mary Hayes qualified for the State Meet in Lake Placid. Bar- tholomew. Foley, and Grinrod also competed in the Junior Olympics and joined Maria Dur- kee. Susan Wells, and Jane Can- izzo in the Empire State Games. ALPINE SKIERS: (First Row) Asst. M. Pavlus. B. Toles, S. Poitras, H. Fielding, H. O’Connor. F. Aldinger. C. Ackerbauer. L. Knapp, Coach Oughton (Second Row) C. Vacek. K. Frank. M Fielding. E. Correll. D. Litz (Third Row) J. Samcnko, M. Day, J. Goldackcr. M. Knapp. A. Brown. R. Boleto. J. McCleary. M. Huxley In a season of ups and downs, a positive outlook prevails as the varsity has high hopes Reach For The Sky The eager's 12-8 record began with a win over Scotia followed by two losses in the Burnt Hills tournament. In that tournament Steve Kollar was named to the All-Tournament team. The next week the Sir Bills regis- tered back to back wins over Scho- harie and Quccnsbury. In the P.B.A. tourney, the Sir Bills won the first game against Linden- hurst to advance to the finals. The Bills lost in the finals, however, to Our Lady of Lourdes. In that tour- nament, AI Melita was named to the all tournament team and Mike Sala- tcl was named all defensive player. The Sir Bills were able to beat cross- town-rival Glovcrsville either time this season. The team's League Standing of 7 - 5 earned them third place in the Foot- hills League. VARSITY BASKETBALL: (First Row) M Salatel. P Major. B Mylott. T Chamberlain. K Kowalski. M Benton (Second Row) Coach Dunlap. M Hudson. D. Sponcnburg, B Willard. A. Melita. J Belknap. T Blowers, S Kollar. C Waddington. E. Germain Varsity Basketball Results Won 12 Lost 9 JUS Opponent 61 Scotia 49 66 Peru 73 56 Schalmont 68 94 Schoharie 58 75 Schoharie 59 59 Queensbury 49 91 Lindenhurst 70 60 Lourdes 66 56 Ballston Spa 47 59 Glens Falls 70 46 Gloversville 58 60 South High 61 90 Hudson Falls 63 52 Queensbury 68 71 Ballston Spa 68 83 Glens Falls 77 61 Gloversville 78 59 Niskayuna 57 66 South High 53 87 Hudson Falls 53 31 Lansingburg 53 169 J.V. and Freshmen teams show strength and are Ready For The Big Time JV BASKETBALL: (First Row) B. Fioravanti, E. Grady. .1 Ruggeri. D. Savage, K. Kinowski. C. Stewart (Second Row) Coach J Townsley, C. Corbett. S. Boyle, A. Valachovic, R Swicch. C. Grant, M. Swedick, T. Mosconi, S. Mraz 170 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: (First Row) B. Cleary. S. Swcetman, J. Poitras. J. Mylott, B. Bean, J. Gallery (Second Row)J. Rehbein. E. Kollar. B Hauser. R. Curtis. P. Walsh, B. Clausen. D. Swedick. Coach Satterlce 171 Basketball cheerleaders make us want to SHOUT!! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (First Row) A. Gould (Second Row) B Dietrich, C. Nethaway, L. Becker. T. Hamalak (Third Row) C. Madcric, C. Narducci, S. Morrison 172 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: (First Row) S. Wilson. J. Nocito (Second Row) K. Popp. H. Barnwell, T. Fish. M. Brennan. E. Nelson (Third Row) L. Ackcrnccht 173 Team improves with .500 record The Wave Of The Future BOYS' SWIMMING: (First Row) K. Breton. P. Ryan.C. VanAlstync, R. Simek (Second Rwo)Coach Ponticcllo.T. Russo. P Czechowitz, C. Lockwood. J. Szabo, K. Ackcrnccht. B. Wager (Third Row) D. Boyd, L. Hulbcrt. M. Psaromatis, B. Colvin. P. Jutras This year's 10 - 10 record earned the tankers a fourth place in the sectionals. The Boys’ Swim Team faced tough competition, often swimming against Class A schools, but they have improved every year. Next year should show even more improvement with sever- al strong sophomores return- ing, although the team will suf- fer the loss of senior Bill Wager who swam four years on varsity and served this year as captain. 17« High scores and consistency lead keglers to Foothills Council Title We Are The Champions Bowling Stats The JHS Bowling Team won the Foothills Council League this year, wrapping the season win up in the very last match. Determination and skill were the keys to their 43-13 game record and their 13-2-4 match record. Paul Klempa led the Foothills League with a 211.6 average. Team- mates Greg Dodson was second with 193.6, Jon Ackerknecht was seventh with 186.8, and Brian Stoutncr was eighth with 181.9. Outstanding scores were turned in by Paul Klempa, with a high single of 279 two 700+ and twelve 600+ series. Greg Dodson had the League's high scries of 752. Dodson, Klempa, and Trajlinek were chosen for the first team All Stars and Ackerknecht was voted to second team All Stars. BOWLING: (First Row) C. Ruggcri, D. Billa, T. Rccd. J. Slovick, P. Klempa. M Rogers. M. Trajlinek (Second Row) E. Houser, J Hadcock. J Frasier, J. Ackerknecht, J. Mcher. G. Dodson. B. Stoutner. R. Charles, Coach Lavignc Newnham shines as Sectional Champ while many teammates also share in success All The Right Moves This year’s Varsity Wrestlers' 2-10 record earned them a fourth place in the Foothills League tying with Glens Falls and Hudson Falls. Coach M. Beatty felt that the team’s strength was in its seniors Glen Saltsman, Keith Smith. Mike VanValkenburgh, Scott Lewis, George Newnham, and Tony Neri. The team’s weakness was in its lack of wrestlers to fill all the weight classes, particularly the lower weights. As a consequence, the team had to for- feit three to four weight classes per match. Varsity Team Records Record Weight Bob Manno 4 - 18 98 Glen Saltsman 19 - 4 126 Jimmy Dustin 0 - 13 132 Keith Smith 17-8-2 138 Mike VanValken- burgh 18 - 8 145 Scott Lewis 20 - 4 155 Brian Recesso 19 - 10 167 George Newnham 25-4-1 177 Tony Neri 2 - 10 215 176 Varsity Results The Girls' Varsity basket- ball team fell on some hard times during the 1987 - 88 campaign as indicated by their 5-15 record. Four of their wins were against Ball- ston Spa, Queensbury, Hud- son Falls, and crosstown ri- val, Gloversville, and one was a non-league win against Mayfield. Look for the Lady Bills to bounce back next year since they are only losing two seniors, Gina Hart and Melissa Belknap. JV BASKETBALL: (Front Row) L. Rossman. T. Sammons, A. DiMarco. L. Gardner. S. Acker bauer, M. Davis (Second Row) Coach Kollar, R. Montano, M. Denmark, B. VanAernam. M Lombardoni. L. Lundquist, T. Poliak, K. Gray, K. 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Shefali Patel (Third Row) Emily Vanderveen, Alex Evans, Cheryl Kiffney, Krista Foley, Stephanie He- sek. Jodi Schnebel. Ann Bartholomew, Shel- ley Savage. Chuck Waddington. Liz LaSalle. Margaret Lewis (Fourth Row) Carol Veddcr, Lori Lodestro, Brian McKenney. Christine Simek. Christie Campbell. Carolyn Schrei- vogl, Greg Sanders, Connie Brennan, Jeannie Lawton (Missing) AI Melita f The Bosses: Zajicek and Leonardi 206 Urban theme has the staff taking it to the streets %% asux iet It was February 29, 1988 and the Baronet staff just wrapped up another year of collecting data, snapping photographs, typing copy, and inter- viewing celebrities. The Organization began the production by selling the ads and subscriptions, identifying pictures, and finishing layouts. The Nightcrew took over where the Organization left off, doing all the odd jobs, the typing, the filing, the running after missing information, and the late night cleaning up on Wednesdays. The Notorious, Editor-in-Chief David D'A- more. Managing Editor Cindy Vacek, and Busi- ness Editor Cheryl Hill, were responsible for the creativity, the production, and the bookkeeping. The Bosses gave a lot of orders, got a lot of headaches, and lost a lot of sleep. But they are pleased to be able to say, “We couldn’t have done it without you! Good night. The Notorious: Cheryl Hill, David D'Amorc, Cindy Vacek The Night Crew: Christine Simek. Jodi Schncbel. D. J. Satterlee, Stacey Murr, Ann Bartholomew, Scot Boisvert 207 Index Advertisements Administration Band t Baronet Bugle BYOBfW h Candids Chorus Dedication Donkey Basketball Faculty Fall Sports Flag Football Freshmen Gangs Homecoming Honors International Club Introduction Juniors Musical Play- Prom Science Club Senior Sunerla Seniors Spring Sports Sophomores Student Council Talent Show Winter Sports 1X241 2()i %|- 07 126 5 i2X 296 , 207 I I 27 | I 74 108 i 100 I 80.,-� | 18 I 202 I 205 I 12X i 17 124 - 125 94 105 150 - 165 118- 119 '88 - 93 136 - 137 114-117 106 107 .V 122 1 - 16 52 - 65 I I 2 - 113 130-131 120-H21 135 50-51 18-40 140 - 140 68 - 79 135 0