Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

ORA CLE E071 fed by the Class of 1941 of Gloversvjlle High School Vo Glo es II Ne Yok p Y 9 PY fume 37 One Doll June, 1941 and Twent V I VI' e, w I rc Arfhur Ferguson Who for two decades has 11'1Stl11Gd the ldGG1S cmd the mecnmgs of CI free lcmd mto hls students has shown them that thls Country lS them country Worthy of then' all To Mr. .Q K Clc To ble of Con+en+s Sflm er fdm ll lfnll ru Fcxulllv StudentCo1 u Acllvltle M11 VW l Qer T me 1 C1 Omrf Q 'Q J fell T1 Club Foil E or fn Q C urn Qtm L1 0 1 upl UD ljencle Clul llmcrw Cllm Bcmcl Orc Xe l C 101 C lee lecldlrg Fcotril Dr :cf C fx TTCN O Cl To t mem cuff 9 .fees - 'its - - -- - f f Und f:lU.1:-:men f f f l x'1r':s llc . 1 fill f - - Sen or Pl, v 1 f f Hui 3- Crotvl - f f f f H 'ci C Q - f f - - 'l re C .cl ic.- l ' f f f ip Cl b ff-- - tcir 12' Cl ' ff-- v, , ' 4 U - - - ' slr l. 5 YG ---- - 1 -f . A '--- !3.tl.leliCs Grlie Sports F f- f - - Y Y Y A Y Y n,IrSl.C kill ff-- B uzekfill - Eu'.'.'llYT'I f - Golf f TGCHLEZ - - - - f C .lor Tl.-mera V f--f .E Last Vfgll CIT1 F13 . - Reniiiisceiici f--- 5 Semor Class Gotr- 1 through htgh school 1S hke rtdmg on an escalator an up escalator of course We all get on at the bottom step together and travel through Soph Iumor and Semor grades And at the top step we all get oft together well most of us do The school stays rrght where rt IS the ptctures on the walls the sub Iects the lockers just as the escalator stays but we move There are always classes getttng on there w1ll be many classes alter us the Class ol 42 43 44 adtntrnttum The last year rn htgh school always seems the bustest Semor Play Semor P1cn1c order 1ng r1ngs Iackets announcements the Semor Ball and all sorts ot tmportant tuncnons go mg on Remember the Semor Play ln a House Lrke Thts under the dtrectton of Mtss Ruth Teltt7 Commtttees were as lollows Advertlsxng Commtttee I Brtll B Duesbury Meyers E Thomas Busmess I Claus L Hayes G Mann E Martorelll A Sommella I Tashett Costume W Nestle W Btley B A Smrth D Steele Program S Brtsbm E Kontoleon G Steele B Young Prompters D Longlrltz B Kemp Properttes B Murphy G Oakslord P Puleo B Taylor E VanVranken Stage Manager L Iacobson Stage Setttngs B Brooks E Dugan M Horton D Kested I Wessels T Zam br1 B Zeltler Ushers B Cttronloerg I Curtln E Dressell L Hallenbeck I Kearney M H Mahoney B Mamber A Laktnd I Patten V B1t1ro E VanVranken B Yauney Readmg Comrntttee I Curtm M Haggart C Long E Kontoleon G Mann E Sny der B W1ll1ams The proltts made on ln a House L1ke Thts were S234 78 Alter the paylng of expenses whatever 13 lelt w1ll go to the Alumnt Loan Fund IIN e Jacket commrttee conslsted ot T Brow ne T Dav1s L Hallenbeck D Longfrltz K Pamter B Schwarz I Thompson e Semors who ptcked out r1ngs O An derson E Dugan M Horton N Klock G Oakslord V Btttro D Steele The Semor Ptcmc IS bemg planned by B Abdella S Brrsbm E Dressell T Dunn M Geraghty L Hallenbeck E Kontoleon T Lutz Z1 E Meyers D Moore R Schwarz S RODDIHS G Steele H Sutltfl And the Semor Ball L Anadto Ianet Cur tm E Dugan M Haggart B Kemp P Marca1s Murphy K Pamter A Sommella N Splcer Young R Ze1tler The comm1ttee that nommated class ofhcers Abdella I Curtm M Horton R Kemp M Mahoney L Pross A Sommella And the class othcers that were chosen H Mahoney Secretary I Curtm Treasurer P Young The students who represent the class tn the Student Counc1l are M Haggart R Kemp B Murphy L Pross A Sommella N Sp1cer Many Sen1or students took part m Chapel programs ushered for contests and the Oper etta partlclpated ln the vocal and speaklng contests ln short where would the Class of 41 have been w1thout the Semors? The annual prcmc was held Frtday Iune 13 at Kaydeross Park Saratoga under the super vtston of Mr Arthur Ferguson and Mrs Ida Ptnehout class advtsers The Adlrondack Inn at Sacandaga w1ll probably be the scene ot the Semor Ball Commencement ntght the last tlme the Semors wtll be together as a group lt has taken three years for them and thetr teachers to really know each other A1 though these years have held much although they have glven much to the socral and aca demtc ltves ol the Semors although they have helped both teachers and puplls to make new and lastlng lrtends they are only the be grnmng ol a new hte a hte rtcher and fuller because of them C . F . . . . . Th . . , D I ., . Th . . . I l - I I . I , I . I I 1 I M -1 1 1 1 - 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 ' I I l , h 1 1 I l 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' . 1 ' ' ' I . ' , - 1 ' : N- IUVCITOUS1 I- MCYIIOTIGY1 l- Mflddefl, E- President, Martin Murphyg Vice-President, M. 1 - - . 5 , . I 5 , , . , . . I I . , . 1 . - 1 . ' , - ' 1 4 , , ' . I ' I ' ' I W Bnan Abdellcx 26 V.xnW5ck Stree Hl6lTllL Course Senior Pln lst Operettn 3 prxnclpxl 4 Choir c Poo A 4 Intermulxl Bxsketbxll 2 3 Sec retxrx Jumur Cllss Junior Prom Cumnuttee Highlights 3 Senior Plc nu Cummlttee Semor Announrement Cumnuttee Ht blushes elsllx Elcnne Ackel n Hxphhnd Terrace ALHl9l'TllL Course Cholr 2 3 4 I'eI1ut.x Club 3 4 Operetta Prlnlc 1 l .3 u Stlge 4 Hurxxntz Vo .xl Contest 2 3 4 Flrst Prlze 4 Girls murts 3 The L11 xuth the nlghtxnglle xolce Donald Allen 134 Sprung Street Acddemle Course Orchestra nd 2 Tr lx elmp: mllSlCl ln Zmra Ambrosmo 62 I1 lst Pine Street Atltlemlt Course She ll be somebody 4 secrettry Lucy Ancxdlo 21 West Street Acxdemlc Course Basketball 3 Sulmmlng 2 3 Buvsllng 3 Speed 2 3 Archer 4 Tennis Home Fcunomu. Club 3 4 The best dressed gurl ln CHS Oscar Anderson 6 Cedar Street Buslness Course Junior Prom Committee 'Nut exeryone falls for a unlform' . Rlchard Argersmger l- n h 'usln nu L sth: xxlu 1. tnlt x ts ulur Munel Baker 2 Bltuler Ntrt t fu tmu u se an r Ltr It -tt ll l ll -Xrtlnrx 4 O ter Al1ce Bartlett H1 Thlrd Axenue Ntldemu C1 urse Blsltethill 3 4 thtll 3 4 Buullnp. 4 Archer -l Wim leer I urls sports C0llnCll 4 ununtun 4 '5Il0t.fllllll I ls quiet ls she lun s Mary Beckler l- st Ifultun 'str ultmu nurse l-elultl Club :rx xrx qultl runtrl x Anthony Bennxce l I xfnette Street ultnuf Luurse Bxsketblll 3 ull t Ort lt lower Gunter Berg lm I-remunt Street Atulemu Course Cholr 2 3 4 Optrtttt 5 4 let tht ru ut tha. uorld 5.0 by .fL'l'6'I1 l l ' ' t Ac: Z aj Cz. 3 1 . ' 1 : ' 3. - H A ., A. 2. 3.4:Tr1lk 2. 3: ' mb-112. 3, N 'K 3 -1 : 2 , 1 S '- I, .' t-ss L' rs-3 Bus- :ll 2. Ii: nj ' 1.g nu- 1' rx. 1. ,V .5 A w I 3 3 ' Sll- H rw-,cr 111:14-.' :my l mdvrs 1' 'K ' 27 .' -Q ..f5, ' J ' A-114 '-cur.-:chi 2. 3. 4: , - . ' '. .- , Ch .fzi-ling 2. 31 B:l.'l tl:ll 3, M ' n -' - .-C. 41s.m111:z -ag. 1 1- sl ' ' UL' ' ' ettzl l ,I ,- -, - A . 4 Une ul' these lmlwy-takers ' '- 1 2.3, stil ', 1 .4 '53 43 Ba , 3, 4, 1 . 2 2 ' P' . S : ' 5 Bzl' :s-1-1. ' A ' Nm.: la. 3, ' - 71+ I:.: ' S cet .1 -. M1 - '- C .-1 ' I v 2. ll. 4. ' ' ' ' -AM. M1 A - fry' ,':., r Iv. A I A011 2 1 '.-Q1 ' ' ' ' ' Z: ,' ' : 2, I. . hall , ' : 4 5' 1 ' 3: I md 5 4 4 . U A ..Th, . ,z A , ,. Donald Best lo Lark Street Academac Course Plckle Best E11een Bowers 16 Burlangton Axenue Academac Course In SCHOOL shes qulet Roland Bowers 12 North Boulexard Academic Course The North Wand doth bloat and so does Ro Wllham Bowler 3 Huzhlund Terrace Academac Course Choar 2 Packs on the Kandergarten Ioan Bull 47 Forest Street Academic Course Choar 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Senaor Play Com mittee Oracle Staff 4 Junaor Prom Commlttee Cheerleader 3 4 Fenc ang 3 Boulang 3 Syummang 2 3 'Vlass Busy body Slurley Bnsbm 14 Second Ayenue Academic Course Fellcata Club 3 Tennis 2 J Archery 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Bovllang 3 4 Senior Pl'1y Commattee 4 Kami to exersone Elgllf Robert Brooks 140 Second Axenue Academac Course Debate 3 4 Bind 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Senlor Play Committee 4 Hafzhllghts 3 The msd chemast Ahce Brown 12: Forest Street Ac'adem1c Course Choir 2 Pu up your feet Thomas Brownell Ra Frtmont Street Acitlemlc Course Horseshoe Team 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 I-Iorseshoes and hastory dont max Anthony Buanno 1211 Llncoln Street Acfademlc Course Football 2 3 4 Tr'1ck 2 3 4 Basketball Man ager 3 4 Chou 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Good man from Chart to flmsh' Thomas Burke 12 Monroe Street Business Course Basketball Baseball 4 Iaootball 4 He seems lonesome gxrls W1ll1am Carpenter lla Temple Street Ac atlemlt Course Football 3 The m an xx ho comes to our house - ' . 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' . 2 l Y ' , , Beverly Cederholm Wooster Street Academxc Course Cholr 2 3 Can I seed er home Mary Cenzano 4 North Arlington Axenue Academic Course Choir Home Economic Club 2 3 4 Fell clta Club 2 3 4 S000 efficient' Robert Ceperley 18 Oakland Axenue Academic Course Choir 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Track 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Hes 8 Cl'aZy Elly Beverly Chase 133 Oakland Avenue Academic Course Check and Double1cross'J Chec Thelma Chnstxe 346 North Mam Street Academic Course Band 2 Basketball 4 BOWl1hg 4 Cholr 2 Stepping High Blanche Cltronburg 54 Montgomery Street Academic Course Basketball 3 Usher for Senlor Play Loquacious Lady Iohn Claus 143 Second Avenue Academic Course Track 3 4 Senior Play Committee HE thinks he s a lady klller Ruth Clemens 28 Seventh Axenue Academic Course Wishful thinker Leon Cook D No Academic Course Basketball 3 He looks ahead' anet Curtm 117 South Main Street Academic Course Feliclta Club 2 Sports 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Senior Play Usher Commencement Usher 3 Student Council 3 Laurel C Committee 3 She s sweet V1rg1n1a Dalmata 3 VanWyck Street Academic Course Her man s in Texas Hugh Dans 95 Broad Street Academic Course Track 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Public Jltterbug No 1 711112 26 l 1 5 ' 3 , 3 ' 2. 3, ' R. . .1 .. . ,., V 3, 4: Library Club 2. ag Girls: , ks .H Z . l 1 ,. ' 5 .,3. 4: 1 R1chard Dav1s l Fosdlck Street Academlc Course Choir 2 Pres 0t'W K Cluh h'1' Luc1lle DeLaFleur 211 Klngsboro Axenue Academxc Course Orchestra 2 .Ie ne parle pm francais Dons Dmgman 99 Last Stnte Street Academic Course Fellclta Club She knows all the 'answers Emelme Dmgman 148 North Arlington Axenue Academic Course Should be Glosersulles adxertlslnp, manager Mcztthms Donnelly 61 Washmgton Street Academic Course Intramural Bas ketball Your guess lS as good as mme Eleanor Dressell 14 Flrst Axenue Academlc Course Glrls Sports J 4 Operetta Lsher 4 Commence ment Usher 3 Semor PICHIC Com mittee Senior Play Committee Band 3 Debate 3 Oracle 4 Cm zens Prlze Speakmg Contest 3 Second Prlze 3 Bull of Rlghts Pro gram 4 Take me out to the ball game fell Edward Dugan 2.1 First Street Academlc Course Intramural Bas e ball 2 T ack 2 4 Semor Rum. Committee Senmr Play Com mittee S ulor 1sp1rxtmns Mary Du1gnan 60 Fox Street At ltl9l'T1lC Cfurse Fellclta Club 2 3 4 Senlor Pln C st Oh Johnny Oh' Roger Dunn Q7 lNeum1n Street Ataclemlc Course Intramural B ts kethall 2 'i 4 Btselnll Manager 2 C llmour Boy Thomas Dunn 484 North Mfun Street Academic Course Football 2 J 4 Intramural Basketb1ll3 4 I :fue my heart away W1ll1e Mae Eccles 24 Thompson Avenue Academic Course Choir 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dance gal rlme Gladys Edwards 1 South Kmgshoro Axenue Academlc Course Home Econo mlcs Club 2 3 .lust so' A . . X K , . I . ,3'4- N kti :'r : '.b3. 'cb - . . . -- Ha, . , ' - 3. 4. V L 1 I. 2' ' A A1 vu: . t V 2' 3' 4' BaseballV3-:vFootl:all Ilianager 2. Zi.. - . . . - ' ' I A . ', 41 , . - V ' 4 .. - , - Ill, - , f: . z c ! l , I . 3 '. ' 'Q 23 ' ff - I. , A., , , ' 4: 5 I .. yn I ' u Eleanor Fancher Ctrogt Lake Rodd Aculemnc Cour-xe Old flshlons pletse me best Gladys Farhart 0 Weet Flgthth Axenue At uiemlc Couree Q :te little I ix Glona Fernandez 28 Lexmgton Axenue Buslness Course Home Economlcs tb 2 Ba ball 2 Qoftbdll 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Truck .5 Cho1r2 3 I meh I had someone to cry ox er me Geraldme Ferrarra .S 1 Thlrd Street Business Course There w hldden vhxrm Leon I-'tnkle fm Fast Fulton Street Ac-ulemlt Course Commencement l wxher J He toe-1 helter Q kelter Florence Fxrth 23 Wilson Street Busmess Course C'xreer Gnrl Everett Ftsh 2 V! llnut Ntrttt lnlunlt Course ntl tht-strt 2 J tl an t hlt n unc e s 1,1 Iohn Fllegal lll Cot! ite Ntreet At ltlemlt Course Cl use Trt tsurer an Presulent 3 Jumur Prom Ch urm ln 3 Cummentement M lr All Intrlmurt Blsk n xseh all xptu Sk ltlnp. Chtlllplull 2 4 Beverly Fosmtre 211 South Mun Street Atltltfllllt Course Girls Sports Sleeping Betutx Betty Lots Foster 150 Iftemunt Street nic-nut Course Cholr2 i 4 '-he I-'meter s tltrn Loud Qlngmt, Cornne Foster North Mun Street ulemtt Luurse - to t nm nl' the frm Ehzabeth Foster P D Nu 'S At ltlemu' Course Bmthm. '3 Ora: le 4 I do mx home xmrl-tl t exert mtht elwwz ' -7 'Q .- -- ' ' U 1 A-: - '- , .1 , lm 2. ii. 4. 1 - Ur- S : -, '. 4: Ch ir 2. 3. 4. 5 A 1- U X Dt ' ' me. ty 'l :l t- nf 2 21Cl: ' M H . ssh: l 1 :I ::'etl:ll'-1: ' ' B:.' 2 2, 3, 41 I 1 . : ' ' ll il urj! f 1 'V V He mlovsn't Fear :lnythinp cu '. 3,41 'sket .3,-11 U .x A . , , 1 A5 4' '5 ' 2.3.4, -A Av: '- .' 3 ' ,1, . . e , . . .. , Z , 5. Y. Y . 1- 2741: .' 2' .' I l - I 'At-4 '- ' : A ' U H I.ikef rl- - ' ul Ruth Foster 27414 North Maln Street Academic Course Alms for Tlconderoga Warren Foster 130 Fremont Street Academic Course Choir 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Needs Six Lessons from Madame Lazonga Margaret Fraggxosa 24 Ccttage Street Academlc Course Glrls Sports 2 4 Choi 2 Home Economics L,lub 3 Hlghllghts 3 Operetta Usher 4 One of those pretty Fragglosu gurls Wxlham Frank 43 Broad Street 4 Baseball2 3 I hate women Iohn Frascatore l Maple Street Academic Course He can nx anything Howard Fremmer 148 West Street Academic Course Um that green Bulc lzwelze oseplune Garwatoskl 41 Western Boulexard Academlc Course All Amerlcan sports gxrl Stella GGIWGtOSkl 41 Western Boulexard ACHIICITIIC Course Home Economlcs Club 2 3 4 Bowling Volleyball Athletlcs xren I my only Interests Fernand Gendron 62 Woodside Axenue AClIl9l'l'llC Course Beware of the snlent type Mlchael Geraghty 127 Forest Street Academic Course Intramural Bas Senlor Plcmc Commlttee Bovylmg What a llne what a life' W1l1ard Goodhe1m 41 North Park Drne Academic Course Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Our own Don Budge' rAnd Patty Berg! Robert Graves 21 Prospect Axenue Academic Course Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural Bas It thall 2 3 Basketball 3 Track Ip ln the ur most of the txme 5, 5 .r Z ' . 7 1 A a . - - . Business Course: Basketball 2, 3. ketkgall 21 4: Baseball 2, 3, .43 ' ' ' H 2, 3. 4. ' I ' : A . . 4: 'ff . J: I ' : Q . ' kt 3' 4' Edward Grey 47 North Boulex ard Atademlc Course Football 2 3 4 Gne the Gloxersulle HIFIS A brexk Marguente Haggart 16 South Park Drue Academlc Course Student Coun ul 3 4 Presxdent 4 Junlor Prom Committee 3 Fellclta Club 2 3 4 Cholr 4 Operetta 4 Senior Play Cast Senior Ball Commxttee Glrls Sports 2 3 4 Class Vlce Presldent 2 Laurel C Commlttee 3 Com mencement Usher 3 Highlights 3 Senior Play Commlttee HOFNNIYZ Contest Usher 3 Loxe cm 'lnd leaxe m Robert Hale 170 Bleecker Street Academic Course Thats my meat' Leo Hallenbeck 34 Fast State Street Academic Course Intramural B IS ketball 2 3 4 Tennls 2 4 Golf 3 Semor Play Cast Debate 4 Carrx me back to Old Vlrglnns Leona Hallenbeck 34 East State Street Academic Course Sxummlng B is ketball Badminton Tennis Com mencement Lsher Senior Plat Lsher Gu e Me courage Arnold Heacock 11 Lark Street Academlc Course Stamp Club 3 4 Husky Grcml 4 Debate 3 Hugh ts 3 Tennis 4 B nd 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Oracle 3 4 Genius but not mad Ellen Hemstreet 17 Sxxth Axenue Academic Course Band 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 She blows a lot Eugene Hoose 2a Gregory Street Academic Course Football 2 4 Track 3 Keep Smiling Grace Hoose 2a Gregory Street Academic Course Choir 2 3 4 Fellclta Club 2 3 4 Svummmg Tennis One woman gossip bureau Malcolm Horton 7 Helsxlg Street Academic Course Band 2 Orchestra 2 3 Senlor Ring Commit tee Laurel G Committee Chem lstry Prxze Senior Play Committee Senior Nommatmg Committee lName ll and I know 1 Edythe Howarth 123 Sixth Axenue Academic Course Fellclta Club 2 3 4 Stamp Club 3 4 Secretary Microscope Club 3 Chairman Track 2 Svummlng 2 My Long Island accent gets em Harold Ingram 122 East State Street Academic Course Commencement Lsher 3 Countrx boy at heart lbzrleen V1rg1l Insoma 12 West Ftghth Axenue Business Course Boultnp, 2 I tttle Cxestr Leon Iacobson 30 VanW5ck Street At ldemtt Course Ctmert Club 4 Presulent Husky Proul 3 4 Ortcle 1 4 Commencement Usher Senior Pln Commlttee Me and mx camera Ntck Iavarone 54 Grote Street Actdemlt Course Choir 2 3 4 0perett12 3 4 To htt 1 lou note he his to Betty lane Iohnson 431 North Mun Street Business Course Xou must hate been 1 beautiful baby Wtmfred Iones bm Fast Ptne Street Atxdemtc Course Chotr 2 Operetta 4 Those b thx blue et es ure tl9C81X1f1g E11 Kaplan kr Second Axenue AtiIl9fTllC Course Bind 2 Intrtmuml Basketball Phe cloxs n prlnce fowleezz Ioan Keamey 35 East State Street Academic Course Husky Growl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Captam 4 The mascot of the teams tvse thought she was out of her teamsr Hllda Keller R D Academic Course Gtrls Sports Mew Debutante Robert Kemp 146 Spring Street Academlc Course Choir 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Princtpal 3 4 Semor Play Prompter Student Cnunctl 4 Band2 3 Olchestra3 Senior Nom mattng Commlttee Horvntz Vocal Contest 3 4 GHS Quartette Ten Junior Prom Commxttee Glxe Me rm ltberty Donald Kested Third Ax enue Academlc Course Band 2 Orchestra 3 Choxr 2 Bovsltng. 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Track Senior Plas Commtttee 4 Ltttle man xou te had a busy day Nell Klock 83 East State Street Academtc Course Senior Plan C st Tack 2 3 4 Senor R g Committee Its 1 long wax home Ruth Knapp 41 North Boulex ard Academlc Course tou don t catch her tkmapptng l H ,I - I l . , No. 1 :.'p ' L I f K' 2,3.4. ' lmw his head K nis 4: Oracle 4: Husky Growl 43 -. . - ,1 90 ' ' 'w ll 'Q ' ' : . 3. 4: - K , ': A 1 ' . 4: , 2 4: 'z ' ' 3 A . 3, 4: a 1 r , , V I i in' . 1 j ,' S1 ' , . . t '1 ' 1 1 . 3. 41 t V v I - v l 1 Frank Kohout JH Mxple Street Ac1dem1c Course Rum 1n11n Rascal Marlon Komk ii Vust Plne Street At 11lem1c Course S L 1 s llt e Ll s Estelle Kontoleon tx North Boulexarcl Aculemlc Course Blll of Rlghts r11y.r'1m l el1c1ta C lb 3 uskx Groxsl 3 Smmmmg semur Pln Refxrung Commxttee Or lv 4 Mlcroscnpe Club FEDCIDL. Slue of the Muses Adele Lakmd 1 M1rket Street lncmlt Course Chtlll' 2 .5 0IILF0lll 2 .3 4 Senior Pln Lsher ts 3 L mrlrw. Club 2 3 4 s 2 4 Archer 4 Brmlm B111 uf Rights PFOLTIYH 4 gut so muth on 111s m Mar1or1e Lee fb Clinton mtreet Im 1n a uhlrl L1ll1an Legg1ns 21 Vlells street uienuc Course Semur P1111 ls G S10 4 C 1 .S mme I-tunomus Club 4 De 1tf. Club J N11-. he 1 Hattle NleD1n1el 4' the snumrl 5 Selma Levor 1 Mcvxb Axenue Autdemxc Course Fel1c1t1 Club J 4 SXXlU'll'Yllhf. Gym Te 1m Intelllzent 'mtl n1c'e Thelma Lewls 14 Cedlr Street Ac ulemu Course S Charles Long 19 Wxlson Street BUSINESS Course Football 2 Truh 2 Husky Groxxl 4 Semor Pln Commxttee 4 I trx to be a volt' Dons Longintz 30 South .I1rk Drlxe At ltlemlC Course Girls Sports 2 Prnmpter J1.n1or Prom Cummlttee 1c1t1 Club 2 3 4 Presulen Hurultz Contnst Lsher 4 Shes 1 good sport' Helen Loveday 210 Km:-lsboro Axenue Ac-ldemxc Course Come out of the fog: Thomas Lu1zz1 S3 Last State street A1 ulemlc C urse Band 2 3 4 mr 2 Footblll 3 4 B1seb1ll Tr nk .3 4 Intr1m11r1l B1shetb1ll Is he mm or n1o11se 1 teen Sh' f: ll, for ' tl 'lysl It': 11 long way up! P A ' . f : 'F ' 'V l1 . 4: - . , . , H . ' , 4: ' 5 J A, . , ' , , . ' lu' 1 1 l 21 I 1 '.- 1-' - ' 1 . , t -A I A -2 I 1 ' . ', 4: N . L A . , Husky 'GFILWI' 2v' Q: Omcllf Hmhl 3: Choir Qflerettla 4: Sc-nior.Pl:1f ligh .4 ' 3 il 1 Q , '. 3 Ten- , . . ' . : ni.: . li., : ' y 1 I1 4: Fel ' ' 5 ' 1 45 l'vv ' : ' g intl! V' 4 ' ' - Ac: ' : : 2 ' X . K L 1 Cz 't 4: 'irls' S1 rts 2, 3. 1 hnir '2 0 I ' . 'f I 2 'gl-If 1- '-, 3 . Cht 2 2 . 3 a. 1 2: In 1 ',4, 3 2 2 23' :. A Z.. I 1 . E ' .t A 2 . . N ,, Myrtle MacDonald 57 Wells Street 2 Aicaiiemlc Course: Girls' Sports My days have been so wondrous free Iames Madden 27 Pearl Street Academic Course: Commencement Usher 3: Bowling 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4' Senior Play Com- mittee. One of the 'Feather Merchants Iohn Madden D No Academic Course The deacon goes for blondes Pearl Mader 8 West State Street Academic Course Choir 2 Operetta 3 4 Information please Iohn Mahone 9 Lark Street Academic Course Bowling 3 4 Senior Play Committee Stamp Club Publlc funny man No 1 Mary Helen Mahoney 9 Fifth Avenue Academic Course Class Secretary 2 Class Vice President 3 4 Com mencement Usher 3 Girls Sports 2 3 4 Fencing 3 Senior Pay Usher Husky Growl 2 3 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Play Committee The original giggle glrl JIXIEEII Betty Mamber 84 East Fulton Street Academic Course: Senior Play Usher: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Archery 33 Tennis 3: Golf 43 Volleyball 4. Shouldn't drive after dark, Betty George Mann 9 Apple Street Academic Course, G lf 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee' Band 2 . G-Man iand G stands for Genlalityl Paul Marcais 29 Vlilliam Street Academic Course Track 3 4 Fencing 3 Stamp Club 3 These Frenchmen are suaye Ernest Martorelll 37 Broad street Academic Course Golf 4 Intra mural Basketball 4 Senior Play Commlttee A smile for everyone' Robert Matluas Extension North Main Street Academic Course Photography Club 4 Track 3 4 Bowling 2 Club 2 The monies need you handsome' Eleanor Maxwell 18 Helvslg Street Academlc Course Tennis 2 Try our coffee' o , , , 3 R. . . 1 ' I I . 74. , , ! v I : ' , 3, 4: A 9 . I ' ' . Y . 3. 41 Treasurer 4- l Tennis '43 Choir '2, '3, 45 Skiing : V, , - l , . . : 3 l ' ' 1 . ' L ' VIL - . 9 1 ' Constance Mc Cord l 'North Boulex ard Aw :donut Course She drnes Lucm Mecx 6-I Fox street A4 ltlLYUlL Course. B xskntb lll llutnll orc. thu Mens the etc Evelyn Meyers 12 NIFIIULI Boulex :rd A ldemlc Course Choir 2 .3 1 Voc xl Contest .3 4 Second Prize .5 H1WlxX Groul 4 Archery, Honor Term 4 GHS Quurtette 4 O acle 4 Cheerleader 3 Commence ment Lsher 3 mentor Play Com mxttee bemor Plcnlc Committee Senior fJlI'lS Fnsemble 4 Hlghllghts 3 Operettx 2 3 4 Glrls Sports 2 3 4 Bull of Rights Ch apel 4 Senlor Color CCYIHYYIIIICO The three M s of mtslc Moz xrt Memidssohn xml me Marlon Mlller AKl4l0!'lllL Course Bowling. 2 J B ketlnll.i 4 Tet 3 B I m sure. Im right Donald Moore 34 auth Axenue ulnmt Course Orchestrt 2 J Bind 2 .3 I-Iuskx Grout mieut Councll 2 Clx-.s Tre lsurer J Oh Je mnn. mth the hp.ht hroun hur' Vtrgmta Montoney .10 Fourth Axenue Acfulemu. Course Snort But Su eet Betty Mullms 160 North Mun Street Business Course I loxe bnsetnll Robert Mulhns 24 West Pune street Busmess Course ooks on the sunm suie of Ilfe Martm Murphy 184 Bleecker street Academic Course Bowling 2 Class Presldent 4 Semor Play Cast One of the Wlld Irlsh Twms Rlchard Murphy 4.3 Temple btreet AL ulemxt Course Bonlmp., 2 rxck 2 Commencement Lsher 3 Sensor Plxy Committee 4 htudent CUHHCII 4 Orxcle 4 bemor Color Committee The other of the Wllrl Irish Txuns Donald Ncnsh .ill WOOGSIKIE Axenue Academic Course We need more luke this Wlllard Nestle tw Thlrd Street Al.lll8ITllC Course Football 2 3 rxck 2 Seruce ruth 1 smile' JK! c'I1f6'6'll -1 ' -'Z 1 -tx 5' L V41 'ji 4 I. v . ' ' ' M ' 12 11 l: V' ' U2 ' - - : ' . ', ': LA ' : ' 4 : r- - R. D. No, 2 ,, -. 5 -' , : , -. .. ,4 , . Ta- , 3. 4: 4: as 1 ', 3 mis 3 use- , I K , hz V' , , , 5 011114. .' ' ' ' V X l .1 Y ' ' .' vu Aux ' i' 'L ' ' 2 ', '. I V I ' 4: 1 ,' ' ' 43 Stu- - ' 4gTl:-- .3.-1, ' ' ' L, ,, 1.1! VL. .l Alfonso N1colella 75 Thlrd Street Business Course Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 4 Great Guy Nlc Yarmllla Nova 15 Bloommgdale Avenue Academlc Course Sorry to see you leaxe Garth Oaksfor 11 Saratoga Boulet ard Arademlc Course Baseball 2 3 4 Fencmg 3 Junior Prom Commlt tee 3 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Con I lne and Dye for er' Eleanor Ostom 7 Highland Terrace Al.d4l0l'l llC Course Glrls Sports 2 4 Fellc ta Club 2 3 The norld ones me a llung Hans Otto 14 Eagle Street Academlc Course Football 2 3 4 All the gurls loxe a football hero' Kathleen Pamter 50 Wooster Street Academlc Course Senior Play Cast Junlor Prom Commxttee Com mencement Lsher 3 Senior Jacket Committee Tennls 2 Senior Color Commxttee We thought xou were Klt Cornell ezgbfeeu Harry Palmer 312 North Main Street Academic Course Cholr 2 Operetta 2 3 4 Pnnclpal 4 Foot b 2 3 Track 2 3 Band 2 3 Elaine the Fair Elame the Loxable Sam Passaro Almond Street Academlc Course Bovsllng 4 Baseball 3 Football 3 and Mussolml' Adelalde Pastore 9 Orchard Street Business Course Operetta Usher 4 Hlghhghts 3 Ill marrs mx bookkeepmg boss Iean Patten 33 Last State Street Acariemxc Course Choir 2 3 Senior Plat Usher 4 Speaking. Con test Usher 4 Sports Councll 2 Has he Ron avsay ye Iack Paul 73 Fremont Street Aeademlc Course Semor Plxy Committee Commencement Lsher 3 He s got a slster too Mary Pezzella 170 West Fulton Street Academxc Course Tennis 2 Track 2 Bovxlmi: 2 3 Softball 3 Home Ftonomlcs Club 4 Small dark dynamic Nick Piccione 63 Second Street Academic Course: Track 2. Nobody Pic ks on me! Beatrlce Plerce hxtenslon Second Axenue AL ldemlc Course Prnde of the Rural Dlstrltt Iohn Pohtsch 243 Bleecker Street Academic Course Another school hater Mary Ahce Porter 132 Fremont Street Academxc Course Blonde Red Cap Lester Pross Montgomery Street Academic Course Orchestra 2 3 Oracle 3 4 Editor 4 Stamp Club 3 4 President 4 Flrst Prize Llt tauer Contest 3 Cltxzens Prlze Speakmg Contest 3 4 Second Prlze 4 Student Council 4 Bill of Rights Program 4 Hxghllghts 3 Semor N0mlhdllHL, Committee Semor Color Commuttee Three fifths ox hlm genius one fxfth good morning and one flfth Just fudge Peter Puleo 40 Forest Street Academlc Course Band 2 3 4 Track 4 Semor Play Commlttee Another Valentino Doris Putman 22 James Street Academic Course' Where have I been all my life? Bernard Quackenbush 21 John Street Aeldemlc Course B1seball2 3 Choir 2 3 Operetta 3 Commence ment Usher .3 Shlrlex she must loxe sou W1l11am Qu1nn 24 Elmwood Axenue Aeldemlc Course Track 3 4 Fcotblll 3 4 He s fist ln track' Helen Rayder S0 Hlll Street Academic Course Bug ideas for a little gurl Anna Rendct East Plne Street Busmess Ct urse Operetta Lsher 4 COHSCILIIUUUS school girl Wllham R1ley 14 Soxth Arlington Axenue Ac ldemic Course Cupnd s messenger boy 71172919621 1 , ' ' 1 1 1: , . : ' 1 5 . . , .. 92 ' - ' 4: Husky Gmwl 2,' 3, 41 Editor 42 J 3 'C -- V' 74 - ' A, .4 4 Y' . 2 1 ' Q V1rg1n1a R1t1ro U Hmk Strett At uiemnt Course Cheerlc uler tl 3 4 Operetta lntlptl 3 H s t Frmx O acle 3 4 Senmr Plfu Lsher Senlor Rim. Committee Fellcxti 1h 3 Jrlrw um Senlor Plcture COI1ll'Tlltf9E Senior Name C ml Commlttee Glrls Sports Sym s C0 nc 4 ketlnll Honor Team 4 A pretts gxrls just llke pretty tune Robert RObb1I1S 28 Nlxth Axenue Aculemu Course F otlnll 2 4 Student Ltblllllll 3 Let s tlke the lung., xx tx home Betty Robb1ns P8 blxth Axenue Academic Course Husky Gronl 3 4 Orlcle 3 4 Business Manager 2 .3 4 Commencement Usher .3 Senlur tx Us er Senior Plax RL :flung Cnmmlttee P1 ul lrltt Plus Edward Robb1ns 'Q Slxth Axenue Ac xr'emlc Course He s up elrlx ln the mormng Sara Robb1ns ll W nshburn Street A1lllCl'Y'llL Course Operettx Lsher 'semur Pllhll Committee Ken shv. Let nut of the ref Ellen Rose 162 Nurth Mun Street 'lr u emu Course Thtre s nuthlm. lllte plrtnershlp huh fit L flfj Frances Rotonde 113 Wells Street Academic Course Chmr 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Operetta Usher 4 Dlnah Iohn Ryan 16 Fxrst Axenue Acatlemlc Course Dehate 2 .3 Sllence IS 1 true frlentl who nexer hetr ns Mary Rose Santangelo 34 Thlrd street Busmess Course Girls Sports 2 3 4 Operetti Usher 4 Oritle 4 Whlther guest thou prettx maui Douglas Schoolcraft 18 York Street Buslness Course Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Doesn t need am schooling. mn hls craft Wmlham Schoonmaker 4 blxth street Atademxc Course Orthestra 2 Poonmxker Rlchard Schwarz 20 Allen SQFECI ACHIICITIIC' Course Semur Pln Cast Qemnr Ju-ket Commlttee Tennxs 4 Llttauer PTIZC Speakxm. Contest 4 Jumor Prom Cummlttee Debate 3 4 Orwlc 4 Senmr Plc me Commlttee Huskx Prmxl 2 3 4 Success ulll be mme 1In more uns than one-1 '2 S 2 2 1 2. 3. 4:Ch ir 2, . 1 43.41 Pr' -' 2 ': u.k,' 1 'l 2. 4: rf J ' ' 4: - cn .4qLn2gc1r'2.3,4'1 ' A 51' 'I' 3 2. 3. 41' s rt. u 'ix 2. :L Base ' 4' ,' ' ' a 'z S 1 U 2 , 3. 1 . A , , . 4l: Cheerlezxzler' 2,l3, 4: Girls' Sports . , . , Pug h 1 ' rf ' 3 3 5 1' ' my 2 A A' .' . lg S' ' ' l b ' 3 ' . . 41 4:.'K' ' .K 5 ' 5 '3' .. v. -, , , 17 1 1 ' l Rlchard Shanahan I Pruepett Aunuo Aculemlt Couric' Orrhestrt Mlth ulo thuut nothin Iulla Slmon 14 Iiltetlter Street M llllxflllt tturse Operettx -.her4 Pmultr Puff Plus Betty Smxth 14 Bleecker Street 4 Huskex Provsl 4 Operettl Usher 4 Nemor Pln Committee Stmtl up and lne Iean Snell 2X2 'North Mun Street t ulemu Course Chmr 2 .5 Operttt I J 4 Tennis Ch tmplunfxhlp ll L US TUX! trx Club 4 Hlghlxgh 1 r s nurts All the thlngs xuu ire Elcune Snyder 61 Sixth Atenue At xclemlc Ccurse Husky Grotsl 3 4 Felxclta Club 3 4 Llttauer Con test Lsher 3 Oracle 4 Senior Plas Cast Sem-Jr Play Reading Com mlttee Junmr Prom Commtttee m just tulrl about Hdrrs Mane Snyder In Cetltr Street Atlclemlt Cuurne Hutx about me Anthony Sommella fb Wells xtrmt tour student Ctbllflll Isuur Nut Preeulc Ntumr Plat Cutnmxttu. Senior Bull tumuuttet Ixrupt Q untlerctuelx Nancy Splcer Pr'--1 vu Annum :Inf In D nt st e tuutut Vt uu er Lxtnnn-4 Prxzt Npt tkmt, Conte'-tt First Prize 2 Int tr ts! fx Ch lr 1 F C sln hrutx O 4 Santa lx tl, D N tru ITN I I tu tl P Cummlt ee s are 4 HI lu. tx 5 hllght he un r Onte ln uhlle Dons Steele 21 J Ames Street Amulermc Course Chmr rs 'spurt Council 2 .3 4 Hus mtl ter. 4 Senmr Rm CIlf'llIT'lI!l68 Senior Pln Cummlttee Cummentemtnt Usher 3 Ftrls nrts 2 A AI'Ilt.I'lt I -4 Ctrl Gene Steele ll Nlnnrm Strut ultuut t nurse OfLh0hlFl '-tltttlr Ill t 1 tsultnt 4 Itlf sltx 1 uxxl O ltle S I stmur Pln Pro1,,r Im f,tlITlIIllfIk't t hw- thtmmu tu It Ellen Stoddard at I- Ist. Plne Street At :demic Course Ftntltmen prefer bluutles Stephen Stofelano I tl tyettv. Str AI uluuu Luurse Intrxmurtl Bus J Bwtlm 1 xuu tuumm ht Ill 67112 0116 I I 17- f ' Aa-zuluruu' ' se: .' I I -, A . 5 2, 3' 44 Ji. -I. 'I'rc:.' f 31 'f- Q -nt 45 1 ' 1 1 ' Il ' ' AH. V Y lm .1 --r V- - Av: tl -r I- C nrse: ell: t' 2: S ut ar 2 -- s tuul' cum txnt-r'2. :ig If 42. 5 Q i i I I Vw Zi. 4: Open-ttu 4: elim-itu lub 2, 3: ' ' ' ' - ' A ' Husj' ' 'I 3. -I: rzwle 1 S1 i r . , S Pl: j Cust: Stu I-nt Cn uncil 2, 3. 4: Ce' -: ji: .1 rf 4'1 't 21 Bill ut' I-llght: ChI1'I I 'gh- h .' I. I Q u 4' --'-11- 3? 3 Q 'z . 3 ' 2. 3. -I: -Aczuiemlc Coursei Stamp 'Club 3, ls, ft on ,IQ Z' S' - : Sl , -,y sp ,-23.4. A ' I u- - 'I ,' A.: '. 3 ' V 43 Av: ' ' X'Z ' ': 23 . 1 1 'I 3 ' 1 ' y ' I5:t. x 1 3. Lltlrzlrj Cllll 2, 3. 43 31 Or: '1- -tp H .fky G -I 4: Li- PPS' ' 2 I-'el' il Club 3. 4: hr: j 2, 3. 2 L 32 HU-'A .' VV ' 42 rl ' - St: ff 43 Gi I. Sl 3 2, Zi, 4. - if 'F ' '- ' ,' 1 sh- 1: u 1 I x 'iw K, I , 3 .z 'z ' - I ee! '2 ' ' ' lat-tlzlll 2, :zz g 4. A ' - ' 2 7 I Ar' ,' : ' 4 - aterf' Fredenck Suthfi D N0 Academxc Course Very bashful Harold Sulhif 23 West Plne Street Academ1c Course Basketball 2 3 Captain 4 Baseball 2 3 Senlor Plcnlc Commlttee The best Dressell min IH GHS Sh1rley Swann 74 Thlrd Awenue Academlc Course H1 Joe vshat do you knovt Beverly Taylor 20V Lexmgton Axenue 4 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Semor Play Property Commlttee Home Economlcs Club Chatterbox Elsle Thomas b6 Steele Axenue Academlc Course Choir 2 3 4 Husky Growl 2 Senior Play Adx er tlslng Commlttee We Cy for you Arlene Thompson 10 lNorth Street Academic Course Are there any more at home l1ke you lu wily 111 o Charles Thompson 33 East Elexenth Avenue Academic Course Track 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural 2 Football 4 We wonder about your mght llfe Iohn Thompson 33 East Eleventh Avenue Academic Course T ack 2 3 Captain 3 Basketball 2 3 Captain 3 Band 2 3 4 Intramural Track 4 Senior Sweater and Jac ket Commlttee Fred Astaire hid better watch out Pcrul Vcxgmnelre 46 Burr Street Academlc Course Basketball 2 Football 2 3 Intramural Basket 2 3 I can reach for the moon cant I Rlchcrrd Valent 53 Franklm Street 4 Debate Club 3 4 Tennls 4 In tramural Basketball 2 Cltlzens Prlze Speaking 4 Llttauer Prlze Speaklng 4 Bowling 3 4 Valent vlclous vxvaclous and toclferous Burton VcmDel1on 6 Academy Place Academlc Course Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 2 Here s a fworthwhlle prospect mrls Arthur Vanderbeek 25 Almond Street Academic Course Baseball Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Husky Growl 4 Track 3 4 The bigger they come the harder they fall ifor Oddy J l . , R. . . 1 , . , , ' ' : r . . . . 1 1 . . 4, I ball , , 4. ' l Academic Course: Basketball 2, 3, ,Academic course: prcheslra 3: 2, 3, 4. ' 5 U . ' ' AK Pl V W ' I ' V ' I 2: ' I C l l 4: V I ll' vY1 Bettye VanEvera 296 North Main Street Academlc Course Cheerleader 2 3 Husky Growl 4 Senior Play Cxst The tlme of your life' Betty VanNort 49 Sprung Street BUSINESS Course 0 you know what this nord means' Albert VanSlyke 112 Dnlslon Street Academic Course Football Ten ms Baseball Well Mr Ferguson says so Elsle VanVranken 4 Wheaton Street Academlc Course Cheerleadlng 2 Camera Club 4 Id llke to be Frank Isl Etta VanVranken 4 Wheaton Street Academic Course Bowllng 2 Drum Mayorette 4 Chairman Senior Play Property Committee My heart s IH Cornell Agnes V1etn Iworth Water Street Academic Course Cholr 2 3 I m a hard working gurl Q1 Iosephme Vxscosx 0 lNorth Water Street Academic Course Cosy mald Rlchard D Wadsworth 26 East Eleyenth Axenue Academic Course Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Intramural asketball 2 3 4 Tack 3 vsling 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 G Public speaking class couldn get along yylthout htm Munel Wallace 132 Fremont Street Academic Course Choir 2 3 She rl lne and due for dear o K E W1ll1am Wallace R D No 2 Academic Course The man with a future Wxlham Walrath 21 Wllllam Street Academic Course The man mth a past lack Ward 254 Kmgsboro Ayenue Academlc Course Loy es Christmas time Holly fu ent, lbfee Betty Webster 44 South Judson Street Actdemlc Course Choir 2 3 Lx ry Cllb 2 Glrls Sport THE Senior red head Whftt more IW there t sly Iohn Wessels 86 Fast State Street Ac xdemlc Course Cholr 2 3 4 Trick Manager 2 3 Senlor Plax Stage Commlttee What a Llfe Marguente W1lber I6 First Street Academic Course Chunr 2 3 4 Onme she went Coon huntmp: Ruth W1l11ams 31 Almond Street Academzc Course Cholr 2 3 4 Felnclta Club 3 4 Library Club Senior Play Readmg Committee Those Flylng Fingers lack Woodcock 3.1 North Boulexard Ac xdemlc Course Baseball 1 Intramural Basketball 2 He s falthful to Anna Rlchard Zeltler 32 James Street Acldemlc Course Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 Husky Growl 4 Senior Plat Com mlttee 4 Rxchardqhe Llon Qhearte ' luerzfy fam -o Harold Woodley 21 Wells Street Af lfl0lTllt. Course Slow but sure Betty lean Ycxuney 6 S xr atoga Boulex ard Academlc Course Choir 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 1-eluclta Club 3 4 Drum MaJorette 4 Stamp Club 3 4 L1 Jrary Cl 1b 2 3 4 Senior P u Usher She s prettx good at SGXWIDZ but she X lnts tm be '1 Weaxer Pauhne Young Iwcten-.lun If lsterly Street Academic Course Cholr 2 3 4 P xx tn ue, knovs he s tlrexdx lslced Xllll Benlamm Zack '4 Park Street Academlc Course Photngraphx Club 4 Shortstuff Tony Zcxmbrl Orchard Street Academic Course Baseball 3 Intramural Basketball The Shelk of Estee ' - ' 'l at bra I: 1 . 3: V ' .' J' vs 2. J 1 -. 3. 4. I . D i I X L 3 I o .: '? 1-K ' ' ,vgt V .1 f I ' 1 . 1 'V 'lzj Baskktban 4' ' ' ' ' f Senior vlblay Brogrum Committee. 5' ' ' 2 ' . . : fr' ' , 3 - .- . . 1 V 1 . l V 4: M 4 , , ' 62 Z . 3 2, 3' I ' I 3 1 ', 4: . . , kb A . ' A 1 H ' D db' . -ttf' Leah Ba1rd Walter Baran N 1 Harold Elmendorf ean Fallls x 4 Xxx' Norman Hme Sh1rley Ioseph Ntlu Wxlham Keele Kathleen Kelly Iune Koetter1tz W1ll1am Kuderrxatch Betty Lesl1e Arlene Madden X In Walter Playford Harold Plumadore A aaxl Querbcs Iames Tashefi W1ll1am VanAtter George Wadsworth Dellor Wood f4ll', 'l .Tl ll.-,1'.x'!' 5'!'rf M .ln-r:1.l 13- .:'Xf ' Nlz Vw: fr':X?. EI X' X ll' X' E'I,l.Y!: Vw: X- 3 ' :-f': 'l.:X'- l-H-.14 H 1' 1 ' 'V tr'-' ., ' 1':xfl.:L. ,L 1 H, .I N r Y X f -- 2 Y.:-.MX L' 'lv' K X lm..-1 -X 1. It STH' X- tlffrzvm wh-:'X-V Hill'-X': J . t Vllllxy' I .Z wi .V SN ,t 'T . , Ltr 5- 'I1Xl - ,vnu ll '.1x.' ,Um Xkvvl .v Xl lv ' - -'1lX.- I1.lv-':t.- X .livin l'm11Xv V N - vt. rl .'Yl XX wlthrr' lu-xx mw- lku-vlrzwr' llww: Mun-1--mlwIU-1z:'sv ll'.X--L. 'Haul l 'Mrls' Sports l H..-W-,,,1t,f'.' ,, , lln, 1. . . :NUM X .Y Il LUN'-tr'-ISYI'-1 . l' ' 'l'f W ' ' lf- X rf' 1 wg-v '. 3 L Ax, .,3,,,,1I, ,f,,m-,,. 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XM., :rx-'Hz' li Clyflv Slkw' -X4.1tiv:w1lt- CH .!'s-- All' l'lrI1i.ww!.r NU-Al 2 Sophomore Class ln September, l94O, approxrmately 245 stu dents entered Gloversvrlle Hrgh School and alter much hustlrng and bustlrng they settled down to a guret hte Fellow members whom they elected as class olltcers were as follows Presrdent Frank Bowers Vrce Presrdent Dorrs Patten Secretary Iohn Kovarrc Treasurer Albert Vertuccr A tea was held rn the early tall to grve the parents ol the new Sophomores some concep tton of what chapels consrsted of and to ac quarnt parents and teachers The chapel was grven ltrst and then tea and cakes were served Parents and teachers drscussed at great length the last lew algebra marks ot lohnny Under the supervrsron of Mrss Florence Lov enherm Mrs Anna Berner and Mrss Dorts Wrrght class advrsers the Sophomore Class has had httle drttrculty rn ad,ust1ng ltsell to tts new surroundlngs Junior Class The Class of l942 elected as therr ollrcers tor 1940 4l the lollowrng students alter a mrldly heated campargn Vrce Prestdent Constance Dye Secretary Kenneth Check Treasurer leannette Huckans The lrrst rmportant soctal event presented by the lunror Class was the Iunror lump held rn the Estee Gym December 7 l94U Thrs dance proved most successtul The Iunror Prom whrch took place rn the Estee Gym on Aprrl 26 l94l was also a de crded hrt For therr decoratrve theme the Iunrors chose an Orrental Garden whrch was ellectrvely carrred out rn blue gold and red the tlrst two colors berng the Iunror Class colors A cleverly desrgned tea room from whtch punch was served a group ol realrstrc cherry trees rn lull bloom and garly colored Iapanese lanterns met the approval ot all who attended the ball To complete the prcture tu enlj In colored streamers ol crepe paper were draped from the cerhng and beh1nd the orchestra was a gold drop curtarn wtth two blue dragons srlhouetted agarnst the lrghter color Incense burned from two small Buddhas grvrng the gym a cozy rntrmate atmosphere Musrc lor the event was provtded by Butch Robert shaw s orchestra The students who were re ponsrble lor thts gala occasron were Contance Dye Dorothea Ehle lessre Chtlord Shrrley Hrll Catherrne Rut Marte Sart lsabel Eear Edward Caputo lohn Maloney Mrke Buanno Brll Sauer Ieannette Huckans Herbert Derwrg Elarnor Cane Flor ence Gerrrsh and Dons Dunkel Patrons and patronesses were Mr and Mrs Vernon Ehle Mr and Mrs Walter Wrllrams Mr and Mrs Howard Rote and Mr lohn Latshaw Ushers lor Commencement have not been cnosen as yet ' 1 G40 President ,,,,,,,,t,,,, ,, ,,,,,, Herbert Derwig 'U A I A C , 1 , ,,,, 1 1 ' r - ' . . . , . 1 . I 1q.dIfH1'IfZ1'SZLIGf1.OI2 Fccul+y od .ap K J 9 fr Wi Jones Mr Rxlph Wiggins Mi Bert Crinclfill Miss Adi Busse Miss Jennie Weuer Mr Stephen Vickers Mr Hmx ml Role Second Run Mr Joseph Chuk Mrs lfmmi Sinfurd Mrs Anna Berner Miss Ruth Ttfft Miss Lclii Allui Mr Arthur Ferguson Miss hlnrcnne Lmcnheim Miss Citherlne Drurx Mrs Irli lflnthout Mrs lflx i lmlnuiml Mrs MilllreclV1iMrx Mr John I xtshfiu Thircl Ron Mr Lirmello Dlfqllbll Miss Nnlllc Tsrrell Mrs Anni Brue Mrs Vilentlne Glockner Mrs Betsu Robinson Miss Doris Wright Miss Lxelyn Stempfle Miss M.1r:.aret Pirsons Mrs Dnrothx Clirll Miss Plurenae Lilltinil Mr Chin YUUHL lu enlj elgbl ,' I '. Q - ,gs it . . ka A Q ' f' ' : 0 s.-, , H , s I, W 4 . . - . K . - . i Xl' . if, ri , i' Q, : if M , . i f ' 1 l ' f- ff Left to Right. First Row: Mr. Daniel Garliner, Miss Janet Anthony, Miss Kathleen Meritt, Miss Esther T eft to Rtpzht First. Ron Rlchtrd Murthx Sxra Kelter Anthom 5 mm llt Nlnrgtterxte Hugs.. rt Make utnn Flvreme Gerrlsh Robert Kemr Marjorie Armstrong. L ni xt r WILLIHQ Mtrtln Murthy Wxllum Gabeler 'Nancy Splcer Iester P K+. tn th Lhc Jessie Cltff ri Frtnk Boxers Dons Dunkel Hertert D r lp. Mr C ni ll Student Councll Wlth the openmg ot the school term 1n 1941 the Student Councrl was reorganrzed once agam w1th the ass1stance of Mr Bert Crandall and Mr Ralph WIQQIUS The membershlp ot thrs governmg body consrsts of s1x semors frve 1un1ors four sophomores and three honorary members fthe class presrdentsl who have no power to vote Each Thursday mornmg at 8 Qclock the Counc1l bus1es 1tself m 208 wrth the varrous school problems lts accomplrshments thrs year have been w1d and varted ln a condensed form they are as follows l Sponsorsh1p of a football hop 2 Authonzatron of purchase of new sport equrpment fmassage table pad lamp and cablnetl 3 Approbahon of the establrshment of a branch of H1 Y Club to be under school author 1ty rn order to allow more boys to benef1t by the club Th1s w1ll correspond to the Felxcrta Club for g1rls 4 Formatlon of an Athletrc Commrttee to decrde mxnor sports questtons and brmg to the Councxl s attentron all maJor sports matters 5 Cod1f1cat1on of a 11st ot courtesy hab1ts effrcrency suggesnons and an order for gomg to chapel was formulated by a Jomt meetmg of Student Councrl members and faculty wrth the approval of the Councxl 6 lnstead of the annual basketball ban quet the Counctl provrded funds to send the team to New York to see profess1onal teams play 7 GHS letters extended to bowlmg team A soc1al hour was held m the Estee Gym under the sponsorshrp of Mr Valentme Glockner 9 Gave frrst payment ot annual band re serve fund of flfty dollars for the purpose of replemshmg un1torms ln add1t1on to drrectlng the student act1V1t1es the Councrl also takes an act1ve part m com mun1ty work lt has been afhllated wrth the Fulton County Communrty Forum and has worked w1th tt to encourage general xnterest rn commun1ty and worldwrde problems 1 e enlargmg the aud1tor1um current events dls cussrons etc lCo'1t1nu on p ge str' y three l fll Elllj 111716 V.. -H, , -A-:,. 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Leon .I uobson Robert Prool s Doris I ongtrlu John Wessels FIM 111 Nxmrnuns I11l11n Le gms Bextrlx Tulor X011 Klmh R1ChlT11 Yeltler B the X mkxmrx Lum Htlten hu 1x Beth Nlllllh NI lrx DLll,.I1 an htta V MIX r xnktn Brl 1D Abdellx Pyttr Pultu G lrth O11 sfold Sensor Play We ve o11 ot some ttme or other vo1ced the desrre to be someone e1se other tnon ourse1ves Anyone who hos ever hod the good tortune to porhcrpote m omg tw pe ot stoge p1ox nos hold tht destre gronted ond found the experrenee eduCot1ono1 eycrtlng ond good e1eon fun The C1oss of 1941 preserted tts onruor Senlor plov 1n o 1-1ouse Lrke Th1s November 14 15 1940 To be ot credtt to tnerr 1e11ow stu dents ot the Senror Closs eoc 1 member o tr co t ond cornrnrttees nod out orth nts t est efforts to grve tfte best poss1r:1e 1 te pretext or of the plow Noncw Spree oo t or ed t e port ot N' Brdd1ey grondmother to Lots ond B odtev 1 gos tvms no were o1d ed bv Kotn1een Pomter ond Mortrn Mu pr 1, e ICQ grocrous o1d 1odw fffto ne1r:ed Brod out o G ttght spot bx tok ng port '1 ms e o odd tror Morx Dutgnor' o 1L.1 Md dork '1 d troL1b1e J rth her son Ro o1d oo ttd ed b Leo 11o11e eck. He rt C1 ...s lnterests r.. Mot. , x,1uf mon, o :oung g' ' 'nose ombijo.. 'Jos to be on otctress but who o1so hdd the desrre to be Roncdds wtte Bettye VonEvero p1oyed the port ot Mdrv Eunrce 1ngo1s ond Berrord 1n go1J p1oyed by Home Snyder ond Rrchord Co tvrxted on pc.: e U1 ee !!-ml QA -,-xml ,-,V-A-:Y M ,W Tl 1,, Arlvy- 5 -1 Left to Rlght First Row Mr Wlgglns Evelyn Meyers Arnold Heacock Eleanor Dressell Lester Pross Betty Robbins Leon Jacobson Vlrgmxa Rltlro MISS Jones Second Row Kathleen Pamter Bettye Wlllldms Catherlne Ruf Gene Steele Nancy Splcer Wolford Conoxer Elame Snyder Richard Murphy Jean Snell Phllxp Vertuccl Dorls Steele Robert Kemp Mlke Buanno Jessie Clifford Joan Brlll Thlrd Row Eleanor Musgraxe Marylm Case Penelope Rlce Eleanor Prentice Mary Rose Santangelo Adele Lakmd Rlchard Schwarz Elsxe Thomas Patrlcla Hanna Bettye Webster Wxllard Goodhelm Lucxlle DeLaFleur Arlene Thompson Estelle Kontleon Oracle Each year the Senlor Class undertakes the 1ob of ed1t1ng the Annual Yearbook the Oracle The Class of 4l lS no exceouon to thls rule Members of the class have enthuslashcally entered 1nto the all lmportant task of Inaklng th1s year s Oracle the best yet ' The hrst step 1n mak1ng th1s pubhcatlon or1g1nal was the unammous dec1s1on of the Semor Class to have the cover Kelly Green Wlth s1lver letters The second step Was to have the pages set up en t1rely unhke prevtous Oracles The orgamzatlon Wr1te ups are actually play by play descr1pt1ons of the year s Work The Senlor Ballot 13 new m tts scope of t1tles for varlous members ot the Senlor Class The Last W1ll and Testament o' the Class ot 4l IS prmted ln the Oracle t s year as a change from hav ng 1t 1n the Husky Growl fblffJ f0lH' Thls years staff Was orgamzed 1n March under the guldance of Ralph O Wlggms and M1ss Esther lones Edltors were selected and they have Worked cons1stently to pubhsh the Oracle The edltors have Worked dlhgently gu1d1ng the stall am1d all the1r varlous soclal act1v1t1es held free per1ods ln the two by four Publlca t1ons Room The present stall consxsts of Edltor 1n Chlef Lester Pross Organ1zat1on Ed1tor Evelyn Meyers Curls Sports Eleanor Dressell Boys Sports Arnold l-leacock lllustratlons Ed1tor Vxrgmla Rrtlro Photographer Leon Iacobson Buslness Manager Betty Robbms The Oracle stall hopes that you wlll enloy therr Yearbook and ln future x ears wlll refer to 1t to recall preclous memorle Husky Growl The l1TSl prolect of the Husky Growl staff after 1ts organlzatlon 1n September was the pubhcatron of a Football l-landbook whlch was grven out at each home aame The book let contalned schedules and score sheets for each game football rules prctures of the squad and tts leaders school songs and a short hrs tory of hrgh school football together Wlth a summary of the glove rndustry rn Fulton County The s1X ed1f1ons of the booklet took the place of the GROWL durlng the fall semester Mrss Esther lones took the place of Mrs Betsey Rob1son as publlcatlon advrser 1n Ian uary Mrs Robrson has served the publ1cat1on smce 1939 There have been two ISSUES of the GROWL durmg the year one rn December and another rn Aprll Both ISSUES were recelved enthusrastrcally by the student body reprmts bemg made of the Aprrl number A feature of the staffs Work rn November was the takrng of a pres1dent1al poll ln whlch over 900 votes were collected and tabulated Erght ed1tors have comp1led the papers Ed1tor m Chref Lester Pross Asst Edltor Vrrgmra R1l1TO Busrness Manager Betty Robbms Boys Sports Edrtor Arnold Heacock Grrls Sports Edltor Iess1e Chfford Organlzatlons Edttor Evelyn Meyers Exchange Ed1tor R1chard Schwarz Photographer Leon Iacobson Lett to Rlght FIFSQ Row Rxchard Schwarz Jessie Cllfford Arnold Heacock Exelyn Meyers Lester Pross Betty Robbins Leon Jacobson Vlrglma Rltlro Phlllp Vertuccl Second Ron Mr Ralph Wiggins Catherine Ruf Betty ullll3l 0S Gene Steele Nancy Spicer Wolford Conoxer Flame Snyder Kenneth Check Jean Snell Mary Helen Mahoney Dons Steele Estelle Kontoleon Miss Esther Jones Thlrd Ron Eleanor Musgraxe Eleanor Prentice Penny Rice Adele Lakmd Betty Smith Marilyn Case Pat Hanna Donald Moore Helen Zulch Robert Kemp Beyerly Shepard tbzrty five G0 -ni! Left to Right First Row Dorothea Lhle Llfiine Ackel Eileen Kasaniugh Miss Jones Doris Longfrltz Janet Curtin Virginia Ritiro Mary Elizabeth Donnelly Peggy Haggart Emily Bolebruck Second Row Katherine Kendall Kathleen Fremmer Ele'm0r Cane Patricia Koetteritz Eleanor Ostrom Mary Duig nan Catherine Ruf Bettye Williams Pstelle Kontleon Ruth Williams Ilse Leyor Dorothy Heaslip Bexerly Shankland Marx Cenzano Third Row Betty Jean iauney Gene Steele Elaine Snyder Esther Pliyford Edythe Howarth Raffle Clemente Betty Lebenheim Florence Gerrish Slema Lexor M'1dellne Perrone Jessie Clifford Anne Donnelly Chire Conox er Fellc Corresponding with the Hi Y for tellows in Y M C A is the Felicita Club for girls in GHS ln endeavoring to uphold its purpose to unite its members in a spirit of friendliness and ser vice both within the club and in high school work and activities the girls have had much enioyment A formal initiation was held again this year when 18 new members were inducted making a total of 40 members now in the group Several of the annual activities ot the group again occurred They were l The Sophomore party which was held in the high school cafeteria in October 2 The club united with the Hi Y Club to plan the annual banquet for former GHS stu- dents away at college. This is held during the Christmas holidays. 3. The girls entertained escorts at their tinal meeting in the form ot a picnic at Pine Lake. During the year the girls ushered for fbir'Q'-Jix Ita Club the Horwitz and Littauer Contests packed Thanksgiving baskets and knitted for Bundles tor Britain One ol their meetings which are held every other week was devoted to Mrs Balph Preston who spoke about Clothes to Ett Your Personality The other Eelicita entertainments were a Bingo party theatre party a scavenger hunt Hallowe en party and a sleigh ride on which the girls invited escorts One ol the important happenings in the lite ol the club is the awarding ot the honor charm every two weeks to the girl who has done the most lor the club The olticers this year were President Doris Longfritz lst Vice-President lanet Curtin 2nd Vice-President Eileen Kavanaugh 3rd Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Donnelly Secretary Marilyn Case Treasurer Virginia Bitiro Advi or Miss Esther lones Home Economics Club Several glrls studymg Home Econorrucs 1n GHS banded together early rn 1934 and form ed a branch of the Natlonal Home Economtcs Club There are now 41 glrls 1n the club whrch meets every two weeks The ollrcers of the club thts year are Presldent Marlorle Armstrong Vtce Prestdent Margaret Fraggtosa Secretary Beverly Garrett Correspond1ng Secretary An gelme Butt1no Treasurer Sally Brownell Ad vlser Mtss Nellte Tyrrell Durlng the school year the club entertalned branches from Albany and Fonda for a bullet supper and dance They were also hostesses at therr annual Mother and Daughter Banquet held at the Amber Ltght Tearoom Each year the branch glves a small scholar shrp to a grrl gorng on wrth home economrcs m college Thls IS presented at Commence ment The club has rarsed money for the fund by selhng magazme subscrtptrons and by pre parmg food for other peoples parttes The wrnner of the prlze th1s year had not been announced when the ORACLE went to press as we Left to Right Fxrst Roxy Columbia Frfxgglosa Sally Brounell Margaret Fragglosa Miss 1Ne1l1e Tyrrell MBFJOFIE Armstrong Bexerlx Pure!! Angelme BUlllD0 Merry Cenzdno Ida McCleary Second Roxy Helen Lulch Audrey Anderson Home Chrlstano Lucy Anadlo Doris Ingersoll Rosalmd Lxbglul Rose DlD0!ldl0 Marx Ambrose Mlldred Mlller Lenora Puglls Thlrd Ron Josephine 'NICOSIH Shlrley Mdhdr Eleanor Prentxce Jenn Anderson Mary Rose Santangelo Raffle Clemente Gloria Fernandez Mary Pezzella Dons Dxngmdn Bexerly Taylor Marlon Montoney Mary Vecchio Ibn lj Je: en - V - . I , 2 ' - , 1 , ' . ' ' - I 1 ' . A I I I - . . , . - , . sy a n , , ,ki ' ' 4 X .zu 'y-, , - ' . qf . - Q l K ,' xx K , ,' V , A ' . . I V 3 . . A. A , , . L , s e . ' L J t 5 , 4 Y V r - 4 t. Q ' v , ' n ' I .W Q A ,-. - ' I - y . f l 3 ' -'iff-in f, n qi if ' ' X i ' . , 1 W. ' fl 7 M , ' , r ' Q' . A f . :-- . , H. ' ' . 5 al , ' A ' , ' J ' . - . '. ': ' ' , I . , . ' ' ' ' , ' ' . ' . '- ', v 3 thirty-eight Front Row Left to Right Mnss Jennie Wea er Arnold Heacock Lester Pross John Mahoney Edythe Howarth Second Row James Kontoleon Arnold Cohen Betty Yauney Martin Postman Betty Smith Paul Marcais Stamp Club Nelther seen nor heard fmuchl but qu1te actlve 1n the ph1latel1c hte of GHS 1S the Stamp Club under the d1rect1on of Mlss Ienme Weaver The club has held several auctxons and collect1ons have been exh1b1ted at each rneetlng The members Jomed Wllh the Glove C1t1es Stamp Club 1n a Iumor N1ght exh1b1t IH December carrymg away several hrst and a tew second places 1n the cornpet1t1on One ot the b1g events ol the year was a talk on The l-hstory of the Uruted States ln Stamps on May 6 by Mr Arthur Ferguson Amencan l-hstory teacher The ofhcers of the club are Pres1dent Lester Pross Vlce Pres1dent Arnold l-leacock Secretary Edyth Howarth Treasurer Iohn Mahoney Meetlngs are held every other Tuesday ln 306. The Photography Club For several years GHS has witnessed the efforts of a few candid camera enthusiasts. This year a new organization, the Photography Club, was founded under the guidance of Daniel Garliner. This new club has two objectives. They are: l, To stimulate interest in photography in high school. To develop skill in taking developing printing and enlarging pictures The club s first prolect was building a dark room on the basement floor A schedule was arranged so that each member could use the dark room at least twice a week. This experi- ment has proven very successful. An exhibit of pictures taken by the mem- bers was held in March. Of sixty pictures ex- hibited, three were awarded prizes. First prize went to Edward Chug second, Edward Greyg and third, Dick Shires. Shires also exhibited some kodochrome slides. The officers of the organization are Presi dent Leon Iacobson Secretary and Treasurer Wolford Conover Left to Right First Rua Ben Zack Mr Garllner Leon Jacobson Wolford Conoxer Robert Mathias James Sumo Second Row Bruce Mlchalet Edvard Chu Harold Joseph Richard Shlre Gerald Abelosltz Cal ln Simmons Robert Kobuskie Ervun Hoffman lbzrty mne 2. , , ' ' ' ' ' , I , . V ,P , ' Q S ,. D f ' 1 K.. ,-XII, 4 ., 4-il, - 'D N . . . iw' - ---A .- - . ' n. ': ' . H . , ' , Left to R gh! F r t Ro Robert Brooks R th St Thomas Mr Garl ner G en Furlong Robert Mllsten bar Kelter Rcharl Sch war My n Seli 1 Row Fra k Putman Rich ri Xulent Rose T r Wendall F lhs Esther Rowan Do ald Gardner Shlrley Mer 0 Albert Ackel James Kontoleon Debate Club Smce 1ts b1rth IH l939 the Debate Club has been representmg GHS 1n the publ1c speakmg held At the beg1nn1ng of the new term ln September Damel Garhner took up the pos1t1on of the club s adv1ser and has coached the club ln the follow1ng three mam d1v1s1ons of work Research of debate questlons solved Powers of the Federal Govern ment Should be Increased Learnmg fundamentals of pubhc speak 1ng and debate stage presence volce and d1ct1on PI'QCl1C1I'1g debatmg At the begmnlng of the semester ln Ianuary the debaters began the1r real work Members parttclpated 1n a trlangular debate w1th Pough keepsle and Peeksklll upholdmg both the af f1rmat1ve and negatlve GHS won four out of SIX debates 1n th1s contest The next h1ghl1ght 1n the GHS debat1ng schedule was a non dec1s1on trlangular debate w1th Plllllp Schuyler I-hgh Albany and Bavena Hlgh Ravena Thls was an experlment 1n non declslon debattng Whlch proved successful The secttonal speaktng contest was held 1n Syracuse thls year and the Gloversvllle teams quahfled for the d1str1ct contests Whlch were held mn Oneonta The personnel of the teams were Afhrmahve Robert M1lste1n and Robert fm! Brooks Negat1ve Sara Kelter and Ruth St Thomas The followmg students also quahfled ln the publlc speaklng held Dlck Schwarz and Robert M1lSle1D Or1g1nal Oratory Donald Gardner Oratoncal Declamatlon Myrna Seld Extemporaneous Speech and Esther Bowan At the d1str1ct contest 1n Oneonta Glovers v1lle had the d1st1nct1on of belng the only school 1n the tournament whxch dldnt have a slngle contestant el1m1nated before the fmals In the flnal tabu1at1on Myrna Seld t1ed for f1rst place M1lste1n tled for second place Gard ner hed for thlrd place Schwarz hed for fourth place Bowan t1ed for second place and the debate teams went the thlrd round 1n debate The off1cers of th1s SOCIETY are Presldent Bob Mllsteln V1ce Presldent Bob Brooks Sec retary and Treasurer Gwen Furlong Out of the twenty members 1U the club the followmg are members of the Nat1ona1 FOISHSIC League St Thomas Seld Kelter Rowan M11 stem Brooks Schwarz and Gardner Those el1g1ble for d1st1nct1on 1n N F L are Brooks Mllstem Seld Rowan and St Thomas Mr Garhner the coach has sald All 1n all l beheve the season was very successful not only from a competltxve standpolnt but also 1n contlnuous 1mprovement of our teams due to therr hard work and pract1ce B N ' I , t ' .f 1 f ' A i , i s wt . u . , , i , w , ' i , ' I :L , i 1 V 2, r a 4. Seconc : n , ' Z1 f '. , u over, a ' , , n ' , ' z n, , . I I l - , , I , . . . . 1 1 1 I I , 1 - Re- Dramahc Declamat1on. I - I ' f ' . . . - U I 3 . . . g I - I I I . . . . , I - . . A . . . . . . I - I I - . . . 4 - . . ' f , I ' ' I U it . . . . . . . . . , ' I I ' ' . -.-- tt . - 1 1 I - I I I . . . . . . ,, . J, Library Club Organized in 1938, the Library Club holds an important spot in the extra-curricular lite ot GHS. This strictly girls club, advised by loseph Check, Librarian, is led by the follow- ing officers: President-Gene Steele Vice-PresidentAIean Snell Secretaryfltdele Lakind Treasurer-Mary Elizabeth Donnelly Each girl gives at least two periods a week to work in the library, Writing slips, taking care ot overdues and corridor passes, and in gen- eral becoming familiar with library duties The aim of the club is to prepare students in library techniques and activities to comply with the collegiate ruling that students entering library schools have the proper experience and training my 1 ! ,gulf Left to Right First Ron Betty Jefin Xauney Mary Elizabeth Donnelly Jenn 'Snell Gene Steele Adel Laltmd Virginii Ritiro Lilliin Leizgins Second Roxy Columbia Fraggiosa M1r1e Srxrt Bexerly shank land Jem Holly Margiret Laurence Dorothy Kreger Gertrude Zeigner Mary Rauer Betty Gray M iriurle Wird Kathryn Stanton Rose Turoxer 'I'h1rdRou Mary Halpln Lmily Sammarco Elizabeth Vistusi Lie mor Prentice Puen Furlong Mary Vecchio Jean Spanfelner Helen Saxarese Marle Vetro Mariorie Kuss fmlg one , . A A 3 5 A V ,W i, ' P . rv ' , S- l ' s l. I 1 kr at 3 'S 't 'V' , l 5 I.--4 , '.' 'K l'X n , hi I' . . ' , ' W Q- ' :ish A W ' I it 4 , 1,-my - Q -.,, K '....i WIS? -ff- :curl-f , . 'Q E - 1 , 1 ' Q ' , ' . - 'C ' ' 4 , U' A ' , - EW ,wie swim OIINHI Hia 4 R- ' Q., 1 -, ' 51 it ? .3f'ff.f, I Unfig gg .if ' c M ,f Hz., W ' 'E Q 97 2UAQ'fF A V, ujtLf,.1 4. an qv.. , ri I fl , 'Z L jerky-11. 1 M usjc forty fam Band The GHS Band has become Well known throughtout the communrty for 1lS act1ve part 1n CIVIC act1v1t1es escortrng v1s1t1ng celebrltres part1c1pat1ng rn parades playlng at football and basketball games assembly programs and at other school occaslons The group practlces three days a Week and 1n pleasant weather they play outdoors marchlng The band IS drrected by Leland S Graves 1 1 1 Orches+ra Perhaps the best-known of the three GHS musical organizations is the sixty-piece orches- tra directed by Leland S. Graves. The or- chestra has played for each chapel program, speaking contests, the Senior Play, Commence- ment and other events. The past two years have seen theinauguration ol symphonic music into the orchestra's repertoire, in addition to overtures, light pieces and march 'em outs . Practice twice a week, with the assistance of Mr. Theodore Stein and Mr. Kurt Riedel, has enabled the group to attain its present high standard. Q iuauwf GHS Choir The largest orgamzatron rn GHS the chorr has agam made a mark rn the hte ot the school One hundred and erghty frve votces blended together to make a brrllrant success ot Trral By Iury a Gtlbert and Sulltvan operetta whrch they presented May l5 and l6 A great deal of credrt tor the success ot the productton rs due the prmcrpals Blanche Smrth Bobert Kemp Harry Palmer Albert Ackel lohn Wessels and Brtan Abdella Mrs Valenttne B Glockner dtrected the cholr and Buth Wrl lams acted as accompamst The Gtlbert and Sulltvan cycle ot the chotr has rncluded Q35 l-l M S Prnatore 93 The Mtlcado 937 The Prrates o Penzance 938 lolanthe 939 Yeomen o the Guard 940 The Gondollers QU Trtal By Tury rl! -I 7x The chotr IS unusual because ot the tact that although rt tunctrons as a regular organrzatton tfte student membershtp as a club dec dmg ooltcx and vottng tres and soctal enterprtses lt treasurer Ackel has ably managed the ttnances group sclnool works acttv Albert ot the The cnot ts dtvtded mto t o groups Chotr A or Sentors and lumors and Chou' B tor Sophomores Bestdes the operetta vntcn rs the largest project ot the Near the two chorrs have Ynade rdme o s sc ool and cvlc appearar e ln prevtous ,ea s tie tunds rarsed tnorugn the ettorts o tte c otr have oeen used to pur chase mus ol ea ment Among t ese e a a v trota se a p b d a d a ou address s stem .Xml OT 6 L1 v AMX 'U' Sv 1 'KAL 7 W wil' -v 4' JY my T95 3.7, gp -45 ?!5K':?? L aff '-si. ly,- nr N 1 i .AiI '9 f lf: A. wxyzz 'ni' fffrfy -Him' Cheerleading Squad The peppy grrls who were shoutlng loudly at every basketball and football game were only the GHS cheerleadlng squad Captaln Ioan Kearney w1th her gang the varsrty mem bers held several pep Chapels lor football games when new cheers were taught to the students Captaln Ioan also represented the cheer leaders at an Inter Club Counc1l for the Iohns town Gloversvrlle football game at whrch ways and means of preventtng damage and vrolence were dxscussed As a result of th1s Ioan Mr Lawrence M1ller Mr Bert Crandall Captarn Hans Otto of the football team and Peg Haggart from the Student Councrl en terta1ned representatlves from Iohnstown 1n chapel The members of the cheerlead1ng varsrty squad are Betty Bobbms V1rg1n1a B1t1ro Ann Donnelly Dor1s Patten Ioan Kearney Elsle VanVranken Barbara Brown and Ioan Br1ll ff' V101 Left to Rlflht Vlrgmla Rxtlro Elsie VanVranken Betty Robbins Joan Kearney Joan Brill D rls Patte Anne Donnelly Barbara Brown picture not taken I I , .. , - 'P 'F Iett to Ru.ht Furst Ron Muriel Brown Exelyn Meyers Els'1 Putman Helen Zulch Dorm Steele Connu. Dye Alxte Blrtlett M ryorle Armstrong Ruffle Clemente VIFKIIHIH Rltlro Jem Snell Betty Rubbmns xuontl Ron Bexerly Shankldnd Llllldn Richter Mane Vetro Fertrucle Zelhner Marx Ruler Mars Htlen Mahoney EIEWHUI' Dressell Jean Holly Theresx Anaclto Betty Clemente Betty Iebenhelm Columlul I+rl1.p.1os1 Thxrd Roxy Ilsa Letor Mary OC0nner Muriel Blker Corrlne Petrle. Beyerlx Pusmlre Beyerls Bleyl Bexerls Dxrbx Helen Bradford Llalne Ackel Audrey Antterson Bexerlx Blttx Irene Hollouny Fourth Rot Bexerly Shepard Dorls Dunkel Mary Hxlpln Selml Lexor Iflemor WlllllmS Pmullne Gattle Kxthrsn Stanton Margaret Fragglosa M'1ry Ellzxbeth Donnelly Thelma Iems Flfth Rosy lNorma Martorelll Dorothea Ehle Vera Grlfflng Katherme Kendall V1l'fIlI1l1 Roscoe Dorothy Kdulfuss Betty Mamber Myrtle MacDonald Catherlne Batty Betty Rogers Betts Bump Glrls Sports Tne 1940 1941 glrls sport year on a whole has been a very successful one It cons1sted ol I've seasons each ol two months durat1on scheduled speedball gym team basketball volle ball and sottball as mayors Wlth bowl 1 g tenrns handball golf badmmton and are ery as seco dary sports At the begln mg ot the year the glrls elefted tnelr Sports Councll VJl'1lC1 1 was as lol All e Bartlett Manager Connle Dye Se o ep ese tatlves Elsa Putman and Marge L rn t ang QCD onto e representatlves Qeotem e M Margaret 1-lo ly stru o a ranared a te r s tournarnent m whlch Sne1l as e V f' or fort to most o' oe lrls s en Gallagher pro at the Klngsboro Golf Club Due to the short season the glrls were able to learn only the tunda mentals ol golf but next year they all hope to get started early As for badmmton R Clemente and C I-'raggosla v on the doubles tournament Th s sport although comparatlvely new drew a large Cro nd o' eager g rls Archerv was offered or the seeond tlme At the end ot the season tae tollo mg glrls made the honor team Tuesday Lebenhelm loan total Ecoles 2nd hlgn total Arrnst o a rngn srngle R'cn ards B owr' M T omosor G lte loallen ef- E Hglp lt no Tloursday Smlth hrgh total Aclcel h ga s gle unkel B 1 rlsb fue 1-1 Me ers Vetro ln ana d M Co 'ln ed c ff1 fl! ffm ff, ' ' f I ' ' . 1 ' - v l '21 ,' V' ' , ' YV T I , ' V .' 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Q' , was -I Y I 1 31137 A- HUT f ' taught Mr, '.'.'arr .. 1 ., I nj.-J n page .-ixty-three, fff.1- ' I94O Football Wmnmg only three out of seven contests the GHS Huskres suffered one of thelr poorest seasons rn many years not because of defeats but because of the scores The Red and Whrte team scored v1ctor1es over Amsterdam Mme v111e and Norwrch but was defeated by Law rence Herklmer Iohnstown and B1nghampton Gloversvrlle started 1ts campalgn 1n a blaze of glory beatmg Amsterdam 13 O Bob Frtz srmmons scored the f1rst touchdown of the year on a 26 yard run through the hne The next week saw Gloversvllle defeat the always tough Norwrch H1gh School team 21 19 Captam Hans Otto scored three touchdowns for GHS but the margm of v1ctory came on Bob Cole s three pomts after touchdown After makmg a long Journey to Lawrence Long lsland the Mlllermen came home soundly beaten 52 U Thls was the worst beatmg a Dulce M1ller coached team has ever taken IH the hrstory of the school T......,..... lt was evrdent the next Week that the M1ller men lacked the Splflt to put over a v1ctory The Huslaes completely outplayed Herklmer Hrgh School but lost 19 7 therr only score com 1ng on a 61 yard touchdown run by Hans Otto The week before the lohnstown game hopes for a v1ctory over th1s famous r1va1 were holsted by a 27 19 v1ctory over Mmevrlle H1gh School The Huslaes charged from behmd ln the last quarter to turn defeat mto v1ctory Coach 11m McFaddens Iohnstown eleven crushed the Red and Wh1tes the followmg week 25 6 before 5 OOO fans on the Knox Freld The only GHS score came rn the last perrod when Tommy Lurzzr mtercepted a pass and ran 92 yards for a touchdown The last game of the year saw GHS lose 1ts fourth game to Bmghampton North H1gh by 7 The seasons statrstrcs showed that Glovers v11le scored 81 pomts to the opponents 162 Captam Hans Otto w the leadmg scorer of the team wlth 38 po1 t f 7 Left to Rght Flrst Ro Thom s Burke Put DeLl11 Harold Sutllff Anthony Be ce Wlllam War! me tel on the iloorj Gord B r h second Ro Geo ge Wager B ll D les J e L m t Charles Thomps n Fr nk L pe Lous Crllo Thlrl R Amer ca Sem ne Eivnrl F untun Anthony Buanno Mr Chan Young Elgar Ku n ugh I940 I94I Basketball Season After gettmg off to a shaky start the Glov ersvllle l-hgh cagers experlenced one of the1r best seasons 1n recent years wmdlng up wlth nlne v1ctor1es and seven defeats The Maroon and Whltes were defeated 1n the openmg game by a sp1r1ted Oneonta flve 27 24 After holdmg a l4 ll advantage at half t1me the Gloversvxlle boys sllpped badly rn the thlrd quarter m whrch they were out scored 12 4 The Huslaes lost the1r second stra1ght game losmg to Llttle Falls on the Rocky Clty court 24 20 lt was a rough game 37 fouls bemg called School of Schenectady for the f1rst trme ln nearly erght years on Ianuary lU The score was 28 24 The Red and Whrtes led nearly all the way to Wm thelr flrst League game One nrght later the Glovers journeyed to Scotra and defeated the hrgh school team representmg that vlllage by 4l 33 lt was the second stra1ght vrctory for GHS ard evened thexr seasons record up at two and trio The Gloversvrlle Hrgh cagers faltered badly 1n the last perrod only to drop a hard fought 3l 28 dec1s1on to Amsterdam l-hgh School Leadmg mrdway 1n the th1rd penod by ll pomts the GHS boys slowed up and were out scored l8 2 dur1ng the remamder of the perlod Iohnstown Hrgh School scored a stunnmg upset on the Knox court defeatlng the Glovers vllle cagers 37 3l The game was played be fore SOO fans the smallest crowd ever to wrt ness an mtercrty game The Maroon and Whrtes dropped another game to Mont Pleasant at the Dorp 42 36 The Young cagers led nearly the entrre game before losrng out 1n the last four mmutes of play of the season when 1t defeated Sarat ga on the Estee court 45 28 Toni Benn e scored l3 pomts for the vvmners and Pat DeL1ll1 'olaymg hrs f rst game caged slx lwott Terrace f as defeated t e e o tme ln an overt me per1od 29 27 T e Hu kles ame from beh nd t ce to krot t e c a 25 25 lt Nas Gloversvllle s se ona Lea e I Con lr rar' flflfll i , ' w: il . 1 i ', ' , ' nni , i ' 1 , . 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A I ' - .Y .uefl cn ,. ge 'iz-:iy-tvfol - fly, 94 Baseball Gloversvrlle Hrgh Schools baseball team got oft to a rather poor start thls season W1n nmg only two of seven games as the Oracle went to press The I-luskres Journeyed to Schenectady to battle Draper I-lrgh 1n the opener but took 1t on the ch1n 7 3 Woodcock and Cole dlvlded the mound dutres Woodcock emerglng as the losmg prtcher Benmce Kobuskre and Captam Iohn Flregel each had two h1ts Next the frrst of tour games was played wlth Iohnstown Gloversvrlle outplayed the Purple and Gold but lost when they blew a 5 2 lead Bob Cole who struck out ten men 1n trve 1nn1ngs was knocked out of the box 1n the seventh and was the loslng prtcher ln a return game played on the Darhng Freld Draper l-hgh School admrnxstered a 15'-v3 as 17 5 shellacklng to the Huskles lack Wood cock got two hlts from the Draper hurler but was also the loslng prtcher For the second tune Iohnstown came from beh1nd to trrp the M1llermen 5 1 Bob Cole p1tched all the way tor Gloversvrlle to recelve hrs second defeat Hal Suthlt h1t a homer for the Huskles Travehng to Amsterdam Gloversvllle was admrnrstered a 16 9 pounchng by the Carpet Clty Purple and Gold Amsterdam knocked the GHS p1tcher for elght runs 1n the th1rd ln n1ng Bob Graft was the losrng prtcher The Huskles won therr trrst game ot the season the next day by defeatrng Mayfreld 4 3 on the R1C9V1ll9 dramond Bob Cole who yxelded only four hrts was the w1nn1ng prtcher fifty fum . . 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' K , .n GQ' . 11' 0 f We 72 t t R ght F t o H lly M h G k F L. h k A Albert B slleo Eugene Hughes Frank Talarico Bowling 1940 1941 Thls season lnaugurated bowhng a a malor sport 1n Gloverswlle l-hgh School The vars1ty bowlers won two matches from Iohns town one from Cohoes and spht even w1th Amsterdam The lumor Varslty won exactly half of the1r matches Appronnmately 150 boys were out tor h1gh school bowhng They were d1v1ded mto teams and two leagues were formed The Musellas won the Tuesday League wmnlng ll and los mg 3 for a percentage of 78 The champ1on Shlp ot the Wednesday League was won by the Baslleos ln the rollotls held at the end ol the year between the two league w1nners the Musellas won the flrst game but the Bas1leos came back to wm the second The th1rd and decrdrng game was won by the Musellas Tr1pp of the Musellas rolled a h1gh smgle of 208 whtle Albert Bas1leo h1t the pms for a htgh total t ln another match held at the end ot the year the htgh ten bowlers defeated the faculty 3 0 Gordon Hllly had hlgh smgle of 233 and h1gh total of 613 The hlgh ten men were as follows Gordon H1lly Frank Fragg1os1a Iames Musella Iames Htlly lames Madden Albert Bastleo R1chard Wadsworth Eugene Hughes Nrck Iavarone Frank Talartco PM L f ' , irs R w: James Musella, James i , r. Duke Miller, Mic ael eraght,, F an rag riosa. Second Row: Earl Zea, Jo n Mauro, Nic nderson, . . . S I . . V . . . . A. ' . . . . O ' ' - 550. f 4 I ' l. Mike Geraghty ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 76 ' , . ' - 2. ' ...al,, .... ...a . 1 71 ' 3. ' ' .. a,a, 171 - 4. ..a1aa..a...aa 163 ' 5. ' ,,,,..aa.,,.,,..,... 163 I I 6. .,a11a.aaaaaa, 162 - 7. ' ,,.,,,...,..,,,, 160 . , ' , 8. ' ...... 160 U I A A A 9. ...,.,,,,.. , 158 A 10. ' . ..... 158 . ' , ll. . ' . . 158 X ' -pw Go Golf captamed and managed by Don Way and coached by Mr Forrest N Case had a turnout of approx1mately frfteen boys Wrth them came several lettermen and h1gh hopes of a successful season On May 9 the GHS golf team Journeyed to Mont Pleasant and returned v1ctor1ous Frank Lampe of GHS was the star of the day W1th an 81 On May 17 Draper v1s1ted GHS and aga1n the Maroon and Whrte came out the dam on the1r home course and the GHS boys took the1r thrrd stralght vrctory Don Way led Wfth an 81 On Fr1day May 23 the Glovers vrlle boys won the1r fourth strarght game when they beat Draper at Schenectady Don Way had low of 75 On May 26 Gloversvrlle Hrgh walked away W1th the match at ll1on defeatmg them 10172 to 1172 Bob Groesbeck starred for GHS Wllh a 79 The vars1ty golfers are Don Way Captarn and Manager Frank Lampe Lours C1r1llo Robert Groesbeck Alfred Sanges Mllton Aus man and Robert Mrlstem The second team 1S composed of Dav1d Armstrong George Mann Ernest Martorell1 Donald Seelow Edward I Srmth and Wrlham Vosburg Ir Cn Iune 7 the GHS team traveled to Troy Wllh hopes of W1nn1ng the Sect1onal Charnpknshlp Wh1ch W1ll be held there Left to Right, Flrst Row George Mann, Milton Aussman, Frank Lampe, Donald Way, Dav1d Armstrong Second Row Donald Seelow, Emest Martorellx, Mr Case, Robert Grosbeck, Harold Taylor ffty JN A I . . 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On May 20, Gloversville met Amster- ' ' I H 1 ' ' I I - I llfill Ili lll --H1-I-1 Left to Right Frst Row M10 Kingsbury Arnold Heacock Rchard Shlre Mr Daniel Garllner Leo Hallenbeck George Tripp Wllla ller Seco d Ro Frank Putman Oscar Casper Richard Sc Arthur Slmonds Edu Farhart Jack Bornstem Wllliam Koxak George Nan: y I94I Tennis Under the drrectlon of a new coach Danlel Garlmer the Gloversvrlle tenms team 1S golng along very mcely after gettlng off to a rather poor start On a very wmdy day the Gloversvllle net team opened 1ts schedule agalnst the f1ne Mont Pleasant team at Schenectady The Red and Whlte netters went down to defeat 7 U For the second stralght t1me the Gloversv1lle netters suffered a shutout defeat on an ex tremely wmdy day Thfs t1me Amsterdam de feated the local boys 7 U The thlrd stra1ght defeat came at the hands of Saratoga 6 3 at the Spa Leo Hallenbeck and George Trlpp were the only wmners for the Red and Whrte Playmg for the flrst t1me on therr home courts the Red and Whlte tenms team was defeated by I-Ierknner by a score of 3 2 The Gloversvrlle wmners were Hallenbeck and Kmgsbury After los1ng four stralght matches the Gloversv1lle team broke mto the wm column defeat1ng Cancnohane 41 The Gloversv1lle wlnners were Hallenbeclc Tr1pp and Kmgsbury The Garhner court squad came back to w1n thelr second strarght match defeatmg Iohns town 4 3 The Gloversv1lle wlnners were George Trrpp Art S1monds Wrllard Goodherm and Arnold l-leacock Iohnstown won both doubles matches For the second t1me the Gloversvllle netters were defeated by a super1or Mont Pleasant team 7 U on May 20 Leo Hallenbeck IS the captaln of the team The last few games were not played before the Oracle Went to press ffly feven 4 I . , 4 ' - - , QL , ,Q L ,, - f-- L - f- - - ,.---- - A .Za ' f . 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Track and Field Team Wh1le only a tew members of last years team returned to the track squad thls season Coach Steve Warde s boys under the captam shtp of Charles Thompson have made hne showlngs m all ot the1r appearances to date After a few practlce contests the team won a dual meet w1th Amsterdam H1gh School Gloversv1l1e gamed the v1ctory 64 40 The Red and Wh1te team took a hrst place 1n every event w1th the except1on ot the shot put mtle and 100 yard dash Tommy l.u1zz1 and Paul Marcals each won two events LUIZZI w1nn1ng the 220 yard hurdles and the pole vault and Marca1s wtnnmg the broad 1ump and the 220 yard dash Gloversv1lles htth annual 1nv1tat1on track meet was held on May 10 w1th n1ne schools part1c1pat1ng Breaklng SIX records Wh1tehall Hlgh School hmshed 1n ttrst place w1th a total ot 41 polnts Three and three lourths po1nts 1n back of the wlnners came Glens Falls Glov ersv1le hmshed htth Chuck Thompson and Paul MGYCGIS bemg the only Gloversvllle wlnners The part1c1pat1ng schools 1n the order of thelr t1n1sh were Wh1tehall Glens Falls Bethlehem Central Syracuse Central Gloversv11le Am sterdam Iohnstown Saratoga and Eastwood ot Syracuse Slx boys ot the Gloversv1lle l-llgh track team brought home the bacon from the Syracuse 1nv1tat1on track meet 1n the form ot a beautl ful trophy by wmrung the m1le relay race Twenty one schools part1c1pated 1n th1s meet Gloversvxlle flnlshed 1n tenth place w1th two and one half pomts by vlrtue ol Tom Lu1zz1s th1rd place mn the pole vault and Paul MGTCGIS tourth place 1n the broad Jump The boys makx up the relay team were Dlck Murphy Harold Woodley Chuck Thompson and Donald Brce Hflj elgfwl U - 1 . 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BASKETBALL 1Cont1nued from page ftfty three 1 The Glovers numbered Scotla among thetr v1ct1ms for the second t1me as they defeated the v11lagers 44 35 on the Estee court The Maroon and Whlte defense was weak but 1ts offense power enabled rt to keep a safe drs tance ahead The 37 31 setback they had recerved at the hands of lohnstown 1n the f1rst game was thoroughly avenged when Gloversvrlle d feated tts rrval 41 22 to w1n 1ts fourth stratght vrctory Gloversvtlle was elrmmated from wxnntng the Class A League t1tle when they were de feated by the Amsterdam Tarzans 28 25 Chan Young s boys went down to thetr worst defeat of the season losrng to Mont Pleasant rn a return game 40 29 A mrld free for all marred the game rn the closmg m1nutes The Glovers walloped Saratoga for the second ttrne 41 24 on the losers court They led 20 5 at the half and went on to wtn one of thetr most tmpressrve V1C1Ofl9S of the year Captatn Hal Sutltff led the wrnners w1th 13 po1nts Gloversvrlle followed thls up wrth a sttrrtng 32 27 vtctory over Lrttle Falls 1-Hgh School The score see sawed back and fourth untrl the clos rng mtnutes of the game when lack Kobuslae sewed up the contest by scorrng three strarght po1nts Playmg tts last game of the year Glovers v1l1e ended the season wrth a 41 31 vrctory at Oneonta Hal Sutllff had hrs brggest scortng nlght of the year by scor1ng 21 po1nts Playrng thetr last games for GHS were Monk Benntce B111 Ward and Pat DeL1111 Wrth Tony Benntce lack Kobuskre B111 Ward Tom Burke and Captatn Hal Sutlrff makmg up the starttng ftve the Huslaes reg1s tered several rmpresslve vrctorres and frnrshed thrrd rn the Class A compet1t1on Sutlrff led Followrng the last contest Tom Burke was elected captarn of the 1941 1942 qumtet Most Popular Fellow 1 Martlr' Murphy 2 Rrchard Murphy Most Popular Gtrl 1 Peggy Haggart 2 Mary Helen Mahoney Glamour G1rl of 1941 Bettye VanEvera Glamour Boy of 1941 1 Robert Kemp 2 Hans Otto 3 Iohn Wessels Most lntellrgent G1rl 1 Peggy Haggart 2 Nancy Sprcer Most lntellrgent Boy Lester Pross GHS Gosstp 1 loan Kearney 2 Eleanor Dressell Best Boy Athlete 1 Harold Sutlxff 2 lohn Thompson .flxlg luo 040 Best Grrl Athlete 1 Alrce Bartlett 2 Myrtle MacDonald GHS Arttst CBoyl 1 Robert Ceperley 2 Paul Marcars GHS Arttst fG1rll 1 Mary Helen Mahoney 2 Sara Robbrns loe Esqurre 1 lames Tasheff 2 Iohn Wessels lane Mademotselle 1 Betty Robbrns 2 Nancy Sprcer G1r1 Who Don Most for GHS Peggy Haggart Boy Who Done Most for GHS Lester Pross lane Clown 1 Eleanor Dressell 2 loan Kearney loe Clown Rlchard Murphy Best Natured Gtrl 1 Mary Helen Mahoney 2 Peggy Haggart Best Natured Guy 1 Rlchard Murphy 2 Martr Murphy Most Musrcal Gtrl 1 Elarne Ackel 2 Evelyn Meyers Most Musrcal Boy 1 Robert Kemp 2 Harry Palmer Ioe Flrrt 1 Mrke Geraghty 2 Brran Abdella lane Fltrt 1 Nancy Sptcer 2 Ioan Kearney Future F D R Lester Pross TCont1r1ued on page a1Y1Y four ' e- I . , v . - , the teams scoring with 167 points.A Results of the Senior Ballot STUDENT COUNCIL IContinued from page twenty-ninel The Council also authorized the Kiwanis Club to film school activities for the motion pic- ture of Gloversville and sponsored sale of Land of Libertyf' tickets in cooperation with the P. T, A., the Chamber of Commerce and other municipal organizations. The guiding spirits behind the organiza- tion are: President-Marguerite Haggart Vice President Anthony Sommella Secretary Florence Gerrish Treasurer Michael Buanno Under the guidance of Mr Crandall and Mr Wiggins the Student Council has always been greatly concerned with the success wel fare and glory of the school and it has proven this by affording organized skill whether com petitive civic social recreational or purely scholastic SENIOR PLAY IContinued from page thirty-threel Schwarz, still kept their wits even though there was trouble at the green-house and the twins hadn't been able to finish college. Giles Whit- taker CBrian Abdellal had some difficulty with Lois for she felt she couldnt leave the family when it needed her help. However, with the aid of Dotty Faire, played by Marguerite Hag- gart, and an understanding family, everything turned out for the best. Rhoda Noel Derby and Hugh lngals played by Lillian Leggins Neil Klock and Thomas Klohck respectively took the parts of the maid business partner and the eldest son of Mr and Mrs lngals The Senior Class gives acknowledgement to Wayside Furniture House Beautiful Peck Floral Co High School Orchestra and the co operation of the faculty and ays that without the excellent direction of Ruth Tefft and Norma Parsons such a well given play would not have been possible GIRLS SPORTS I Continued from page f fty one I The speedball honor team this year was composed of Bartlett Clemente B Clemente R Putman Richards Shepard Williams Zulch Thompson and Eccles Bowling one of the most popular individu alized sports of the year attracted many girls and was under the supervision of Mrs C ar lotte T Lansing Throughout the season more than IOU girls became acredited as bowlers The outstanding sport of the year as al ways was basketball The summary of girls intramural basketball tournament shows tha Elsa lane Putman s team was tops in Tuesday League while Eleanor Williams team led in the Thursday League Game finals are Tuesday Won ost Arcomano Kaulfuss Bartlett Thursday Won Lost Williams Robbins Ritiro Zulch l 2 The volleyball contests were held among four teams Gatties team copped first place while the Holly Abdella and Darby teams were all tied for second This spring softball teams were organized and during the many contests fun and skill prevailed To the tune of pryamids backbends volley balls and broken fingers basketballs and shrieks of excitement on the night of April 8 the GHS girls brought to a formal close one of their most successful sport seasons Credit is due entirely to Miss Holly for arranging the exhibition Only three of the activities were represent d the gym team fwhich for several months had been working on some tricky formationsb two picked volleyball teams and the basket bal honor teams In the volleyball game the MacDonalds beat the Mambers to the tune of 40 I9 But the basketball game wasnt as easily taken The two honor teams captained by Putman and Kaulfuss asked for an overtime period in which to decide the score though this was contrary to girls rules Putmans team won l9 I8 The teams were as follows Kaulfuss Captain Putman Captain Abdella Brisbin Bartlett Dunkel B I Clemente R Gattie Clemente B Lawrence Richter Ritiro Williams Robbins Zulch Shepard Snell Armstrong Jug zbree oss ,J Q A 5 1 ' A . 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SENIOR CLASS THEMES TCOUl1DU9d from pag stxtyl Smrth Betty Keats Shelley and Byron Snell lean Hrstory and Progress of Nursrng Snyder Elame Mexlco lts Boce Herrtage and C1V1l1ZGl1OH Snyder Marte The Steps whrch Led to Amen can Independence Sommella Anthony Aeronautrcs Sprcer Nancy Mother Goose Steele Dons Muslc of the Ancrent Trmes Steele Gene L1brar1ansh1p as a Career Stoddard Ellen lndra the Land of Hrndus Stollolano Stephen Solrdtfred Sunshrne Suthtt Frederrck Textlles Sutlrft Harold The Nat1onal lnvttatton Basket ball Tournament Swann Shlrley Seemg Canada Tashett Iames The Evolutron ot Frrearms Thomas Elsre Modern Nursrng as a Career Thompson Arlene Motron Prctures Thompson Charles Basketball rn Hrgh School Thompson lohn Musrc and Mustcrans Vag1anel1e Paul Glorrous Hellas Valent Brchard TheV1ol1n VanAtter W1ll1am Avratron Past Present and Future Vanderbeek Arthur The Nature ot Electr1c1ty VanEvera Bettye Mohawk Drama Festrval VanDellon Burton Football and lnstrtute VanNort Betty Hay Fever VanSlyke Albert H1story ot leather VanVranken Elsre Make Your Halr Beautrtul VanVranken Etta lnterror Decorat1ng Vretn Agnes Srlk the Strongest Frber Known to Man Vrscosr losephrne Rubber Wadsworth George Fundamentals ol Foot ba Wadsworth Brchard D forestry and the Tralnrng of the Banger Wallace Munel Employment Cond1t1ons Beauty Shops Wallace Wtlltam Con ervat on Walrath Wrllram Basketball Ward lack Baseball Webster Betty Home Econom1cs Wtlbur Marguertte Battle otMus1c W1ll1ams Buth The Prano lts l-ltstory and Development Wood Dellos One Hundred Years ot Baseball Woodcock lack Baseball Yauney Betty Iean The Unrted States Flag Young Paultne Art rn the l9th Century Zack Ben1am1n Up from the Bottom Zambrr Tony Development ol Surgery Zettler Brchard Ba eball RESULTS OF THE SENIOR BALLOT T Con rnued from page s xty twol Future Mrs F D B Cutest Gal Best Actor Peggy Haggart l Mary Helen Mahoney l Bnan Abdella Most Lrkely to Become a Good 2 Vlrgmm Hmm Wrfe Bl Elame Snyder oe OW Most Lrkely to Become Husband Harry Palmer kme Blow Cutest Guy l Thomas Dunn 2 lohn Wessels Best Actress Most Famous Benchwarmer l Kathleen Palnter Arthur Vanderbeek 2 Nancv Sprcer .rzxft fam l Marttn Murphy 2 Iames Tashett G Good 3 Mrke Geraghty l Ioan Kearney 2 Eleanor Dressell 2 lohn Wessels Mo t Handsome Boy l Hans Otto 2 Leo Hallenbeck Most Beautttul G1rl l NancJSp1cer 2 Paultne Young loe lltterbug Tony Benmce lane Irtterbug loan Brrll I W I I W . . - I W - . , . ll , - ' A , ' A ' A in . I g 4 . . - I . . f S i Taylor, BeverlywHistory ol Music in America Wessels, Iohnf-efBoads - - - 1 :NJ t' , i - I S Rem1'n1'scen ces Autographs Autographs AdVe.rt1'seme1fz ts Graduates You deserve +he self sahsfachon 'rhal' comes from +he knowledge of having been gradu afed from one of +he finesl' school sys+ems in New York S+a+e a s'ra+e nofed for i+s excellenf school sys1'ems Congratulatlonsl Every one of your high school feachers IS a college graduafe Your New York S+a1'e Board of Regenfs would noi' have en'rrus+ed your educahon info fhelr hands had +hey noi been ln going on fo higher educahon you de serve 'rhe ms+ruc+ion and help +ha+ can be your high school feachers which ofcourse means BRGDEAN +he only school for higher educahon +each ing busmess sublec+s in 1'his sechon of +he s'ra're whose +eachers hold college degrees They have had acfual experience as execu hves in large organlzahons and are well qualified 'ro assis'I' you In lhe +ransl'rlon 'From school 'ro 'rhe busmess world 24 Prospect Avenue Phone 5005 Gloversv1lle, N Y fE1?7Ily given only by feachers as well qualified as Success to the Class 4 Roblsnn XL Smlth Lounclerers and Cleaners Ax 114.11 .rl 511111 fLlef1l11111e For Your Vacation Iunrors summer fasluons go nat1ve at Martrn CS Naylors Casual peasant styles wrth basque bochce and full d1rndl skrrt or the classrc shrrtrnaker types are offered rn a wrde range of materrals at reason able prrces Clothes are never freaky or extravagant here MARTIN 81 NAYLOR CO. xclullj 0118 ,af . lib'-'51 ,ll- - E f 1 X'-,A 'L 9 I 1 of l l 1 4 ,- X l ift , 1 tis 'F'-'il Houck's Drug Store extends Congratulations to the Class ot '4l G. H. S. and Wishes Success to Every Graduate FRANK S. HOUCK PHARMACIST ll W. Fulton St., Gloversville, NY. Phone 2247 We Deliver Cowplimezzff of B. E. Shell Co. ELECTRICAL coNTRAcT1No l49 West Fulton Street Phone 4244 Com 11111167111 of Gloversvllle Body Works ll Forest Street CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS ot l94l Alvord 8: Smlfh Co, nc More Complete Assortments CLOTHING and ACCESSORIES and YOUNG MEN S MODELS H I ABDELLA 81 SONS 7 9 ll Church Street Gloversvtlle Enjoy Our DGl1C1OUS ICE CREAM GRADE A MILK BUTTER MILK BUTTER CREAM WASHBURN'S Four Acres Dairy l45 North Matn Street Telephone 2665 l6'lU1f'ylIl0 X . . C ' ' . l . of ' ' ' in I BOYS, PREPSQ STUDENTS' COTTAGE CHEESE Frank J. Hale CHOICE MEATS and PROVISIONS Butter, Eggs and Cheese 222-224 Bleecker Street Gloversvllle, ll Y. Phones 3668, 4630 GREENHOUSE The Best in FLOWERS F. C DENCE IEWELEI1 Church Str Phone 4255 INSURANCE N M Banker, Inc FRED F GEISLER Pre ldent Glove Theatre Bldg Phone 2777 Congratultltons If Graduates and may success go Wlfh you In extendrng srncere congratulatlons to graduates The Crty Natronal Bank and Tru t C s ompany whtch has been worlcrng wrth and for people young and old rn thrs communtty 'or half a century w1shes to assure you t ll welcome th e opportumty to serve you also Oty Nattonal Bank and Trust Company PROGRESSIVE ACCOMMODATII' G SERVICE .fel eng lbree I 3 0 0 Q . , s' 2I eet . , , . ' I wi ' I ' ' . I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , 1. Our Very Best Wishes lor the Success ot the Class of 1941 Livings+on's, Inc. FU R NIT U R E 355 South Main Street Phone 2081 J. B. Peck ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Phone 4584 5 spring sifeei aiovemiiis, ii.Y. The New Royal Portable with Magic Margin, Shift Freedom, Touch Control and several other outstanding e:4clu.: .' Royal Features The Ideal Portable Through All Walk.s of Lit ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Cowles, Brown 8: Co 9 North Main Street Gloversvxlle IN Y Hiddes Sporl' Shop Fulton County s Fastest Growing Sport Store 168 North Main Street Phone 4935 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CREDIT sToRE JACOBSON BROS 27 West Fulton Street Phone 4820 GIFTS FOR ALL G T1 C1 FOR ALL OCCASIONS L DURKEE 81 CO Fulton County s Largest SPORTS STORE 13 North Main S rf. t Glover V lle ll Y reiezzlg frm i e e ii ,, . . . ' r E. . . lrorn your friendly 1 . ' t F-e si , 3 , 5 , i, , . CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS o 4l Klngsborough Hotel R. Douglas Boyd PERSONAL LOAN UCENSEE Loans to SSUU UU 54 No h Nam Street owe wrlle l Peck s Flowers EOR ALL OCCASlONS Oppo te the H1 h Sch ol MILSTEIN S 20 lo h Mam Street Gloverevrlle N Y Eeatunng Sports Wea Sports Sh1rt Wrkr Bathlng Sutt Sports Slacks Sports Outtlt Large Enough to Serve You Every Savrngs and Cornrnercral Bankmg Servlce lS here at your dtsposal Yet tor all the lmgness of tts servrce thts bank te Small Enough to Know You You mll hke dorng lou mess h a bank where you may know tts personnel a n d whe e you feel that ottrcers and emplo,ees know you TH FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO Mernber E C1 al D po t ln uranc Co p CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WlSl-lES to the CLASS ot l94l W S ARGERSINGER 81 SONS ltlkllfj ff 9 z 1 ' l . v A . r. 1. G1 ' rs , TY. I I ro ' A , . L , . 7' . .sr g o ' ' ,, . ,T ' . S M '.-:lt Y XIV l , , , .... r . V E . . . e'er e si S e r , ,, T, 1, Goodyear Shoe Hospu+al QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING Leaderkepublican- Herald RHXITING RQDUCED for ARTICULAR EOPLE Wlllc1rdW Donn INSURANCE COOLING Q d REFRESI-IING DRINKS IeCeo dShebt,D'y HomeA o tme I SU po nd Bos+on Candy Sfore 2150 M Our CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES 'For +he FUTURE 'ro +he CLASS of I94l I'1 Home C r man r ei Q11 Cwzzlirlfnlwfu nf Try CI Box of ' 0 ss r n, C u Phone ' , Yi T 0 if ' 5 1-I 71 ix f,ff11ffYI11m'11 . f, ff A. F. Pefers Oil Co. Burfon Insurance Agency INSURANCE -1- REAL ESTATE BONDS 7 Semin M312 Street Gloversville, fl Y Phone 2222 FRUITS VEGETABLES C m M1111 I Lomcznfo Fruui' Mcrlcef Pnow 5005 ehver TT1S1STG1'1d Get CI STEWART WARNER REFRIGERATOR Glove Cl+y Jewelers A C Klngsbury Mgr O TREHER 8: JUNG PLUMBING cmd HEATING RLAICI GMC Sp Irk n S stem OUR SPECIALTIES AL C nal Q EIe-Qtrlc M me S ten d COQI I e Iieex e CONGRATLLATIONS cmd BEST WISHES CLASS 0 T941 TRUST COMPANY OF FULTON COUNTY fl I1fjI6'ZCll ,TU f I NIJ nf ' . . . . , . 84 fl rth Mzix Street I .e M We D ' to the .I IT ' r'. 11.9 S I GlC'.'CY.5'.'1I:? -iii IcE1:,1tc'.-.'x ff Y .Ll 1. I' ' ' TI r 1:2 Size rim 'Vai r -' ft ri E-A if-r':I .wg 'ZfffI.gIff 1' :ive Ccffffflf.. C, , V, CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES of 1941 I DelNegro 8: Berner PHARMACY South Mom Street WEINER'S RADIO SHOP RCA Victor Pcxdros Vrctrotos Records Soles ond Serv1ce 14 Bleecker Street Phone 4944 C0111 111114 1111 f Band Box Cleaners 221 North Mmn Street Phone 24401 Pedrlck s Lunch SU Nor h Mom Street G1oversv111e N Y Phone 4083 Banquet 1-1011 1n Bosernent ' mm f ,rv M1 BURR LUMBER CO 4U West Elghth Avenue CUTTIS Woodwork Dupont Pomts Vrsrt Our Drsplov Rooms C0111 1111114 I1fJ 11 PURSELL S ART STUDIO PORTRAITS of QUALITY 25 North Noun Street Phone 3418 R Je: enty ezgbl I . - . - 63 ' A ffl A 1 ' my o I K I i I si' ' -1- 3 VY T f -if , if 1 L 4 1 to ,:+..'f - rw I 1 , . f .IH 'En 4 Vn fif 11:1 T A WFS' 5 11121 I - - -' 5 22.2 1, 1..,r ffffwfffffflt Ulf nf Trask Cigar Sfore SUCCESS to CLASS ot 41 Mildred Pres+on SoeQtc11t S1100 of Dtsttnetton tn 50 U PREPARE AT ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Wczshmgton Avenue Albany N Y COAL COMPANY OF FULTON COUNTY SC1 d EtAe1 cr S C1 COT o t 1PO1 E1PEMAA ALTOMATIC STOKER GPG 1rE 1M11 CO L BATCHELLER 81 CO Inc 97 1 o th Mot n Street Extends thetr CONGRATULATIONS O E 1041 GRADUATING CLASS OLI G1FT SPORT1NC1 GOODS and DECORAT1NC1 NEEDS c 11 tr ct from the 1 Sc oo Jet em, fllflc' F9 fferift Lffz' . Street Eftine 5 E. S. ., . 'T r 1 di ' . I r 2 th t S . nf .. 1 U for Homes, Con1tnercia1 Bui1d1ngS and Visit Qur Store 1 1 nts fgf Y v 'sing , A1fT'Q '.ACfTE Cr BQTL . JOUS 7' zzxt :Cr t e is 1:1 . Hgh h 1 M ,J Nl SUPERIOR -,ii Ice CREAM I ? PYNE S PLUMBING SHOP BERT SANDNER 18 Church St eet F0111 zlmfenff 0 Amenccm Rcdlclor and Gloversvllle Federal Savings Standard Samtary and Loan Assoclotlon HEATING and PLUMBING Equlpment 52 No th Mam St eet BUSINESS AS A CAREER What Busmess Offers to the Busmess School Graduate Busmess as a career a wlde range ot opportunltles lncludmg Crvll Servlce unhmlted posslbllltles tor large earnmgs steady employment the year 'round much better Workrng condltlons soclal standlng more opportunltles tor advancement m a held that has never been overcrowded For complete 1nlormat1on, phone or wrtte GLOVERSVILLE BUSINESS SCHOOL 8 10 East Fulton Street Phone 2994 Founded 1892 ezgbty '- M' ,f'x.f'l. ffl ' N! 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