Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Principal B.S. Illinois M.A. Columbia BERT H. CRANDALL ARTHUR FERGUSON Vice Principal A.B Albany it nfl-2 Qftuiil. if is 0 W J., , we . , . ., X W ik s sswatt' alitsp, i S - S S . zifigielz Q , . M.A. Columbia fi gg rg, ll- '79 - 5 ff i f si 2. V '-i-'- its EE S il.. f , is ,l' 5 - l The Gloversville Board of Education has had several busy years in planning for the two new school buildings which are now under construction. Although it holds only one regular meeting each month, it has held eight special meetings during May and June of this past year to approve specifications, open bids, award contracts, and to plan for the sale of bonds for the new school buildings. The Board has 200 employees and is responsible for an annual budget of slightly over a million dollars. Such general policies as class size, the adoption of the school calendar, the offering of elective courses other than those mandated by state law, the policy with respect to athletics and intramural activities and many others are determined by the Board. Although board members are more apt to receive criticism than praise, they seem to get a great deal of satisfaction from their service on the board. FRED B. PAINTER Superintendent of Schools B.S. Spearfish Normal M.A. Cornell K- BOARD OF EDUCATION-L. to R. Sitting: Mrs. Roger Haviland, Mrs. Nicholas Simon, Mrs. Guy Johnson. L. to R. Standing: G. David Teetz, Robert A. Reese, G. Alan Rothschild, President Edward G. Abdella, Superintendent Fred B. Painter, Richard Fitzpatrick, Arthur E. Severn. 10

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.-8 if vgky 12 Ldf ,I JANET M. ANTHONY History A.B., Albany ALICE BEVAN Art B.S., Columbia LAURENCE C. BOYLAN Guidance A.B., Allegheny M.A., Cornell ADA H. BUSSE Mathematics A.B., Albany RUTH CAPALA History A.B., M.A., Albany CAROLINE L. CASSIDY French A.B., Trinity M.A., Albany JOSEPH J. CHECK History A.B., Hartwick B.S., M.A., Columbia MARY EVELYN CONNORS Speech and Dramatics B.S., Ithaca M.S., Syracuse RUTH L. CRAIG Science A.B., M.S., Syracuse B.S., Albany CARMELO DIGIOIA Commercial B.S.C., M.S., Albany DONALD DOCKSTADER Industrial Arts B.S., Oswego CATHERINE M. DRURY Commercial B.S., Albany WINIFRED C. FLEIG Commercial B.S., Albany MARVIN M. GLICK History A.B., M.A., Syracuse VALENTINE R. GLOCKNER Music Juilliard B.S., Columbia 6. H. S.