Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Department Robert Bendl, a senior, is explaining and demonstrating the value and the use of a can opener in the Public Speaking Class. This course alternates with the Dramatics Class, which is offered first term only. Stud-ents of Miss Jones's English 4 Class are learning to become ac- quainted with the new high school library. Miss Thompson, librarian, recommends on a yearly basis that English classes be brought in for orientation on the library. DAVID A. MONTAGUE A.B., University of Vermont ii JAMES O'ROURKE B.S., Norwich M.Ed., University of Vermont RUTH F. ROBERTS A.B., Elmira M.A., Syracuse MRS. LORRAINE SAMMONS A.B., Russell Sage M.A., Albany G K l --N, .M

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English ESTHER M. JONES A.B., Mount Holyoke M.A., Middlebury JOHN LATSHAW MRS. MARION G. LUCAS A.B., Oberlin B.S., Converse College M.A., Columbia Mih',,,..r, Miss Roberts who is the instructor for English 3A scholarship class, explains to her students a list of regulations that should be followed in submitting written reports. fe Miss Jones, who serves as Chairman of the En lish D g department, presides over a monthly meeting to clear routine matters and to discuss ways to improve the learning situation within the department. 4

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Social tudies American History l School Credit students are shown by Mr. Morgan where the government established its Northwest Territory. A three track system is employed within the department. JOSEPH J. CHECK A.B., Hartwick M.S., M.A., Columbia 4 26 The Social Studies department under the Chairmanship of Mr. Check, meets in the cafeteria to resolve problems con- fronting history teachers in the new building. i I t EDWARD P. DUGAN MRS. JANE L. HABLA BRADFORD VV- MILLER, JR. B.S., Holy Cross A.B., College of M.A., George M-A-, Colgate Saint Rose Washington University