Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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The new school, which is locaTed in The wesT end of The ciTy of Glo- versville, looks down upon The avenue of Mc- Nab and beyond To- ward The far disTanT CaTskill MounTains. The back parT of The school faces WesT FulTon STreeT. l ll .--I yi if ii Views 0 and From L. -T u . -T -M The fronT side of The building looks Toward The north. The beauTy of This area is magnifi- cenT in The fall of The year as one looks over WesT STreeT Toward The fooThills of The Adiron- dack MounTains. 2 ,V-4,,g,g-gwfglf W , - 1 . ' T ' ,f ,fri-ff W f T, U f f 1fl-yi:Lfi JYJ,T3jg' .V iff. 5zf3-'gils'-25.1219 ' T f cbs J K ' WF: f-+4 ff? , -, -- can MM, A This secTion of The building houses The AudiTorium. A small porTion of The science wing rnay be seen To The leTT. The parking loT provides ample space for boTh faculTy and sTudenTs.

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QM! The Oracle Staff Of Gloversoille High School Gloversoille, New York PTCSCTIIS The 1962 Urosole

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The New High School This aerial view from the site of the school features the middle eastern sec- tion of Gloversville. lt is primarily the business section of Main Street, includ- ing the former Gloversville High School building. 'O r X ! . l The northeastern side of the building is accented by four columns of translucent windows. These windows furnish more frequent and economic use of the au- ditorium by providing light without the use of electricity in daylight. This is the far western section of the school. Going from left to right, it com- prises the offices and the classrooms of the first and second floors, the entrance to the section, the cafeteria in the fore- ground and the gymnasium in the back- ground. 3