Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Lost Wall and Testament We the Class of 1946 tprovlded only that we pass our regents and graduatel belng of dtstorted mmd and drsgraceful character do hereby bequeath to those unmenttonables who mtend to occupy Study Hall next term the followfng prrceless ob1ects whrch are our sole possessrons Flrst To the Lauren Bacalls and Van lohnsons of 47 we leave our Semor Play Of course your play wrll never compare to the masterptece lune Mad but we surely hope that you have as much fun as we d1d puttmg tt on Second To all the unfortunate boys and grrls whose schedules provrde for gym before Engllsh we leave the key to Mr Latshaws room and a book by George Hampton entltled How to Dress Fast 1n 35 Uneasy Lessons Thrrd To next years football squad we leave fb9S1d9S several valuable P G sl A lucky nrckel A bee u teeful cup and 3 A vrctory over ltown Cmon boys keep 1t up' Fourth To future chemrsts we leave the ample talents of Marte Ackel that IS rf one doesnt blow the other one up before the end of the term Frfth N1ck Arcomano and Sterllng CWoof Woofj Bnsbln those notorrous stay outs leave Btlly Damels and Fred Comstock Srxth B1ll Chu and Ioan N1cholson leave therr worthy shoes to anyone who can f1ll them s1zes 8 and 6172 respectrvely Seventh To Eleanor Shell we leave the talents of our popular class songbrrd Mar1e Sanges Erght Bud Kobuskre leaves hrs favortte ex pressrons Hlya Teach' and l have French thrs perlod to Al Bhlnehart Nmth We leave the 1ll1terate lumors IH the hands of Mr Latshaw and Mr Ferguson They ll learn QB Tenth Phyl Elarne Abby and Youch leave what s left of therr husky vorces to future cheer leaders of G H S Take better care of them than they d1d grrls' Eleventh To loyce and Wrlson we leave the peaceful C71 and untroubled C77 love UD of Buth and Ernre Twelfth To Mrss Everrtt we leave fond memorres of quret studlous lrbrary per1ods Perhaps wlth our class gone some of her worrres w1ll be over Th1rteenth Marcus Bressler leaves h1s brams to Irmmy CPopular1ty Plusl Hawkms Fourteenth To everyone who doesnt care to pass Hyg1ene or Brology we leave the Boston CCokes lO cents PLUG'l Frfteenth To future cham smokers W leave the North Burldmg and the memory of those Three Unfortunates Hampton Haggart Srxteenth To Mr Check we leave the sororrty 1n1t1ates and a bottle of Asprrm large srze Seventeenth To the G H S Orchestra we leave Kurt Need we say more? Erghteenth The men of 46 bequeath to the boys of 47 some keen mter c1ty competltlon both rn sports and Caheml other matters CExample M I SD Nmeteenth Sarge Colletta leaves h1s graceful strut to Bob Porter Twentreth To msure the glory of 47 s bas ketball team we leave our renowned slogan Shoot and get your name 1n the paper' Twtney f1rst To the Iunrors we leave the best thmg that ever h1t Gv1lle Hrgh our class day program' Carry On' ln short we leave the whole school the Study Hall the Amerlcan h1story room fourth year Enghsh We leave the audrtorrum the teachers the memorles memorles of bemg together Wlth people we really llke We leave the Senlor year by far the most excltmg and the most fun we leave that Senlor Heaven to all the future Senrors of G H S We ll certaxnly m1ss 1t' Slgned THE CLASS OF 1946 Gloversvllle Hlgh School !lU6I1ly 711112 . , I I , f sg 1. , 2. - - , ' ' . . ' 3 ' - e I I I I ' I I I I their wild escapades UD to the junior wolves, cmd MSYGTS- - , l -

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Class Prophecy 1946 ln 1960 many h1story makmg events took place We bel1eve however that the most out stand1ng event of the year was the tr1p around the world 1n the B 110 passenger plane The Sp1r1t of 46 des1gned by W1ll1am Chu Esq The passengers were p1loted by Robert Wood and made exceedmgly comfortable by Carol Heasl1p stewardess As a result of an 1nter VIGW w1th these voyagers we learned many startlmg facts about 1nternat1onal happen1ngs WE are the f1rst to reveal these surpr1s1ng 1nc1dent After an early breakfast 1n New York the travelers flew to England where they saw W11l1am H10 who was on a m1ss1onary tr1p to br1ng home the Bacon Wh1le lunch1ng 1n France they read 1n Le lournal about Monsleur Davld Meyers the 1n ternatlonal playboy who was currently court 1ng Mar1e Sanges the seasons Puma Donna lt was necessary to stop 1n Holland for gas so the passengers stayed at Manns Hotel where Iamce W1ll1ams teaches et1quette to the tour1sts Flymg on they saw from the a1r a canal be1ng bu1lt over the Alps Th1s IS rumored to Axelrod and Hegarty Eng1neer1ng Company Arr1v1ng 1n Spam we heard about the fam ous George Hampton and h1s bull throw1ng The eccentr1c Mr Hampton has accompany1ng h1m a MISS S1mon who plays ll. Trovatore on a plano 1n the r1ng OH' These Spamards When they next reached ltaly headl1nes appeared IH the papers about Em1l M1k1ty who shot the Barber of Sev1lle He lS be1ng br1l11ant ly defended by Ioel Ager The defendant pleaded gu1lty I 161113 Our travelers flew all mght and 1n the mornmg they reached Greece 1n tlme for the Olymp1c games where Pangalozz1 and Petrak champ1on roller skaters starred The dec1s1on was a t1e however because both fell down Later the same day they left that contlnent and flew to AfT1CG where the nat1ves were goss1p1ng about the Wolfess Ela1ne Pomerantz who was searchmg for new game Because the hunt was so earnest they d1dnt rema1n long Wh1le 1unch1ng 1n lnd1a the followmg day they met Murray P1lls Goldman who after taken up snake charm1ng P1lls 1S malung au1te a bang ' ln Buss1a Glockner and Chancer were also makmg a name C91 for themselves dancmg the Mazurka W1ng1ng down to South Amer1ca they met Betty Genser and Carl Gr1mm at the Cham eleon races Both looked very f1t ln Cal1forn1a a small chaos had been creat ed by Ioan N1cholson MISS N1cholson 1t seems left her forceps 1n actor lames Haggart She was GSSlSl9d by Charles Fountaln a Velefl nar1an When mak1ng a forced land1ng 1n Sarasota t11ey saw N1cholas Arcomano runn1ng a three r1ng c1rcus Back 1n New York the travelers attended a prem1ere of For Whom the Wmd Blows Back stage they found Bud Kobusk1e runn1ng up the curta1n and Mar1lyn Scr1bner st1ck1ng stars on dress1ng room doors We understand that 1S the nearest to the stage they ever got Upon arr1val at the Healy Kneg a1rport the plane was met by the D1lly Donut G1r1s Audrey and Donna and the N Y NOISG Reporter Flash Sp1cer After a depressmg afternoon the t1red vagabonds returned home to refresh themselves by read1ng the 1nv1gorat1ng com1c Slflp Fr1ed Hamm by MISS Ch1ck Fuhrer ' I I - I I - . . C v .I 1 I ' A 7 , . , , , . . . . f ' ' ' I I . . . 1 - I be the project of the Mulligan, Berger, Bressler losing hope of finding G job with A band, had . I - .I I