Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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FEATURES

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The Following Complete the Graduating Class of 1953 Gerald Blanchard- Jerry Gloversville, R. D. 3 Academic Course. It must he his puddle-jumper, it eun't he Gerald. Harry Dallman- South End 33 South Boulevard Business Course. Seldom seen and never heard. Carroll Davis- Carroll 95 Broad Street Academic Course. Rublnolf, here I come! Gerald Ettlemyer- Jerry 27 Baker Street Academic Course. Wonder ll' he'll ever come back? Charles Getman- Maestro 63 Steele Avenue Academic: Debate Club President 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Wvlm IS this guy llenny Goodman? Charles Griffing- Chuck 19 Sixth Avenue Academic Course. Public Enemy No. 1. Richard Hanft- Dick 45 Steele Avenue Academic Course. Just another cnveman. Edna Hill 6 Cherry Street Business Course. Born thirty years too late. Charles Montano- Chuck 11 North NVater Street Academic Course. It's three times and out, we hope. Joseph Nicholas- Joe 147 North Arlington Avenue Academic Course. The tlmld soul. William Schrader- Bill 11 Jay Street Business Course. Oh, there you ure! Howard Snook- Snookle 42 Montgomery Street Academic: Baseball 3, 4: Football 3. 43 Basketball 3, 4: Student Council 23 Senior Play Committee 4: Senior Jacket Committee 4. Gee, I'm popular, eh girls? Harry VanNostrand- Harry Mayfield Business Course. Just Xl quiet soul. Dorothy Young- Dolly 10 Hollywood Avenue Business: Choir 2, 3, 4. 4'Am I llxl14hy!

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Graduation Reverie Dedicated to the Class of 1937 13,11 BIARVIN lairsmrrz, ,LST Now that the time has come at last For parting from GHS, YVe recall all the pleasant hours we ,vo spent 'Mid these scenes of scholastic success. Remember that day back in 534 lVe entered as lowly Sophs? Though the Juniors were told to go easy that year lVe were careful-with even our coughs. WVe'd come over from Estee with just the intent Of raising a choice bit of Cain, Chewing Beech-Nut and Wlrigleyis to our hearts content WVhile the Seniors looked down with disdain. . avaescssscfseise Remember that lirst Johnstown game . . . How you yelled yourself hoarse when A Red and White end plucked a pass out of the air And sprinted forty yards for a touchdown? . . . After you had gotten your first tough workout in the gym Your muscles ached so for a couple of days That it was torture to move. The next time you didn it feel it so much And after that you were O.K .... Remember Bob Alpert? He was one swell cheerleader. ln fact, he could make you yell your lungs out When he came out on the platform with three good-looking babes Who ar-ted as his assistants and hollered, O, K., gang, Let 's give 'em the old Red and White yell! Are you ready? lQet's go-o-o-oi Then you cut loose, your voice lost in the swelling clamor That rose in a great wave toward the ceiling Threatening to jar it loose . . . You were sort of girl-shy at first . . . But after you began talking to that cute little brunette Who sat back of you in your third period Algebra class tReme1nber?J You forgot your shyness And soon got up courage to ask her to teach you to dance. 7 THE ORACLE