Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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THE ORACLE Preface 'l'his issue of the HOracle has departed from its usual niag- azine style and has adopted the title of yearbook. The yearbook is divided into separate sections with appropriate photographs heading the different divisions. The Art Department, instead of using the customary paints and brushes, picked up their cameras and photographed the pictures which heed the different sections. Our candid camera nien peered into the obscure corners ot' the school corridors and snappedfunusual poses of students. Feeling greatly indebted to the fHK'11lty for the line cooperation they have given us, we have printed an excellent group picture of them. This alone, we are sure, the students will long keep in their possession as a priceless treasure. During the school year, new sports have been added to the extra-curriculum schedule of our students. Pictures appear in this issue oi' these various new groups in addition to the usual sports. 'I'he Heraldn, the voice ol' the school, having made remarkable success in the year, has received a place in the Oracle with a staff picture. Ut' course, the graduating t'lass of 1937 has a very definite section ot' the yearbook with individual pictures and records ol' the graduates. 1Ve hope that you will enjoy this new yearbook and will use it for present and future ret'erence. Renieniber, this book is a record ot' events and activities for the year 1936-1937. THE IGDITOR

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The Gracie Published Bi-Annually During the School Year By the Graduating Class of Gloversville High School do Address All Communications to The ORACLE Senior High School Gloversville, N. Y. dl TERMS: 40c per copy June Issue, 75c 31.00 per year Payable in Advance dl Vol. XXXIII No. Z Gloversville, N. Y. June, I937 M , t E. A Editor-in-Chief ...... Assistant Editor .......... Literary Editor ............... Assistant Literary Editor Feature Editor ............... Assistant Feature Editor Girls' Sport Editors .. Boys' Sport Editor ..... Literary Staff ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ..., . ,,.. E lsie Estere Buff ..........,...jean McCabe ........Edward Hennelly ...mjosephine E. Autilio .......Keith Houserman ....,....Donalcl Trevett Marion Naish Doris Wheeler .......Marvin Lifshutz Slam Editor ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,....,....... J ohn Fernandez , Concetta Lomanto jane Murphy Beverly Hine Assistants Rithard Furlong Marvin Lifshutz Myron Devenburgh LeRoy Henry X Charles Smith Josephine E. Autilio Record Committee Eleanor Bake' Edward Miller Marvin Lifshutz Art Editor ...... ...... ............. M u riel Painter Assistant ........................ ............. R ose Costes Official Photographer .... ......................... ....... F r ank Ambrose Business Staff Business Manager ........... .......................,.................. E dward Fleigel Assistant Business Manager ........ George C. Horning, Jr. Advertising Manager ...... ,.........,..... ...... D o ris Ward Assistants ........,..... Circulation Manager Exchange Editor . Typists ............... Editorial ,,.,.. Financial ..... um rg w T.,-Xi, A 1 Advisors Lanora Martin Esther Myzal .........Charles Hemstreet Richard S. Oaksford Hazel Stewart Betty Walrath M. Campaigne O. Wiggins Leader-Republican-Herald Gloversville and lohnltown P

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JUNE 1937 The Faculty Flrnt Now, Se-nh-dz Mrs. Glen-kner, Nlr. X! llurhls, Mr. Frunelnll, Mlsn I.1n'n-nln-Im. Mins 5fl'lllllllP, Mrs. Dubney, Minn Purnums, Mrs. Rzlhnn lhu-k Row, Standing: Miss Allen, Mr. l'ln-ck, Mr. Vllmpaligne. Mrs. Nlllc-h4-lin-1-, Mr. fonnnt Mr. I-'4-rguson, Mr. Xlvkvry. Mins llunnw, Wins I.nllou4-ttv, Miss Drury, Mrs. Finvhnllt, Mr: lirau-1-. Sllsn Kurs-n, Mrs. liohisun, Mina 'l'1-IH. Minn XYrh:h1. Miss .lone-ns, Mrs. Fulrnn