Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Department THIRNWOOD F. WELLINGTON J. VAN MORGAN JR. DE WALKER B.S., University of Maine Ph.B., St. Michael's M.A., Albany JANIS A. WELLS A.B., Syracuse M.A., Albany For the first time the department will experiment with the Advanced Placement examination in American History. Mr. Miller has the privilege of preparing scholarship students in the Advanced Placement Program, U Consumer Education, which had been transferred to the social studies department, is a popular course with students seeking a half unit Mr. Dugan has volunteered to teach the course. lo., ........f

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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

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Art Department MRS. BETTY T. RAIMO Pratt lnstitute Many obiects and creations too delicate to be left in the open may be placed in the showcase as Brian Castler is doing right now. Mrs. Raimo, the art instructor, checks the tote trays for color pans. Mrs. Raimo is highly pleased with arrangements in the Art Room KD-ll. Her counter-tops will provide adequate space for displays. The bulletin boards and blackboard in the front of the room are excellent means for displaying students' work and laying out projects. , s . ,...,. 1 The ceramic course will concentrate in this part of the room. These students are interested in a proiect lust completed. The kiln is located to the right, and the sprayer cabinet, in the corner. A new possession is the potter's wheel.