Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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f Fifi! Rnrvffoa Fmggirlm. Mmllftz Su'eene'y'. Plvyllii' LcfVm'n. Barlmm Cmndlzll, Belly flflnnn. joan llmnlib. june Ann Emlerly. Audrey Hardy. Serand Rau'iMabel Grower, Virginia Kleznplz, Agnci Sluyin. Ellis Sblzrmuy Mary Sue Dunning, Betty Mtfcmt-iw. Ellen Hennelly, Palriria Sfafuvzrl. joan Nifbolmn. Belly Rirlaardr, Arlene Valenl, Min Efllver M. fmzcav, Third Ron'-Elaine Pf1n1e1'.'1ntz. foyfe B1'r1u'nell, Beverly Simon. jean Shoop. Carolyn Longfrltz, Puffy Bury, jtznlra Helzwig. Alive Harlan. jenn Siznondx. Marie Ariel. Peg YUIIIIXVEII, Marilyn 5li7'lbII67', Lui! Rau'-Dori Richnrdmn, Nelion Larergne, joan Roma, Mary fo Sjiirer. Ruth Sfl'6'lt'bCP', Donna Mae Olmn, Connie Mwlocr, Rmb Fubrer, jerry Rubin, Nirk A rw rnlzno. Husky Growl The Husky Growl has gone to press three times during the past year. The first time was in the form ol the Football Handbook which was sold at all of the home games. The stall for the Handbook was headed by Barbara Crandall and Martha Sweeney acting as co- editors. The Advertising Manager was lane Ann Easterly. Co-manager of advertising, A. Hardy. cw-9 Ot-9 The first edition ol the Husky Growl ap- peared about Thanksgiving time with the head- lines What Does Every Family Have? This time the staft was headed by loan Walsh and Barbara Crandall as co-editors. lane Ann East- erly again acted as Business Manager. The second edition appeared March 27, with the headlines See An Old Kentucky Garden. Phyllis LeVarn and Betty Mann acted as so- editors, with Ioe Fraggiosa as Business Man- ager. lwenly-nine

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Fin! Rr1u'7fl'lr. Rrzlffln Etlber M. jwzw. Sfreirher. Mahal Peg YfillllK27'c'!l. Sbilrruiw, Phyllii' ll illtn-d Lwrlze. 01,1 u 11, lllrzry Sm' ll iggif1.t, Mrzrilyu Vail Slyie, Bzlfbrlfrl Cmfldtlll. David Cjl7'flllbL'7'g, Min SL l'01ld Rlill'---Crlkfclld Rubin, Mrzrlfm SZl't'U1lt Q', june A1111 Etrflerly, Rnlb G'mz'wA. Cmwlyrz Lrwgfrilg, Azmlrey llrlrdy. Pdffftifal Buffy, form llnulib. Third Rnu'fRicbm'd Berger, Aflffjtllll Si'f1.1crlul. Be1'w'ly Simon, Elric Le Vrmz, Alive llnrlrnz. jclllflfa' flelzwig, G.L'l'f!'llLlt.' lJjC'7'.lYHl, jflclll Lrfwduy, Lui! Rfll1'fIJfHl RfL'brl1'lJ.lfHl, fllulfjlj N.m', Iyjllgjlljtl Klwfljm. l7w1m1 Mill! Dlmfliug, livlly MrCmriw1, lflluu Ilwmully. Nulmu l.J1'L'? QllL'. Mulmlm lllwvw, Iii!! llf'11lm'1zu1y. Oracle This is the forty-tirst year that the Senior Class ol Gloversville High School has undere taken the task ot compiling the year book called the Oracle. The class ol l945 has carried on the old tradition with great zeal. The statt was organized early this spring under the supervision oi Miss Esther M. lones and Mr. Ralph O. Wiggins. Despite shortages ot materials, the stati was able to acquire the former hard covers. An attempt has been made to include many new ideas in addition to those which are always used. The committees and their chairmen have cooperated to the tullest with the Editorial and Business stalls in the job ot getting this Oracle in on time. The statt this year includes: ' ' ' . Barbara Crandall Business Manager ....,... ..... D avid Citronberg Marilyn Van Slyke Carolyn Longtritz Mary Sue Dunning Boys' Sports ...... U . Ierry Rubin Don Richardson Ed1lOI'-11'1ACh19f .....,................. Advertising Manager Girls Sports .......................... twenty-eiglal Slam Committee- f Iane Ann Easterly Chairman Ronald McCoy Andrey Hardy loan Walsh Willard Leutze Carolyn Longtritz Miriam Schaertel Gertrude Pierson Marilyn Van Slyke Statisticsf Patty Batty Ida Pepe Ioyce Brownell Beverly Simon Artf Ruth Streicher, Chairman Betty McCracken lerry Rubin Organizations-f Ioan Walsh Peg Youngren Marilyn Scribner Patty Batty lContinued on page titty three-J

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P f-,f..i. Senior Play This year the class of l945 capably presented 'Every Family Has One. The curtain went up November 30, 1944, at 8:00 o'clock, on this hilarious comedy, which was directed by Miss Mary Evelyn Conners, the new dramatic coach in high school. She did a fine job, too. Every Family f-las One is the story of a typical American family whose eccentricities, if hilarious, are only normal. Laura, the mother, is a social climber who tells tales about her g 1 o r i o u s ancestry. The youngest Reardon, Penelope, is a demon with a slingshot and the piano. Warry, the only son, is positive that he is an up and coming Eugene O'Neil. Marcia, the oldest daughter, is twenty and very pretty. Reginald, the father, would rather tinker with an automobile than ticker tape, and Nana, the wise-cracking grandmother, is chiefly inter- ested in Bing Crosby records. The cast and committees are as follows: Marcia ........................... Nana ........... Penelope ....... ......, Lily .................... ....... Mrs. Parker ......... ....... Laura ................ ...ii. Essie ..,.....,...... ....... Toddnz ....... . Sherwin ......,,. ....... Reginald ........... ....... Martha Sweeney Marjorie Holmes Audrey Hardy Betty McCracken Barbara Crandall Mabel Grover Nancy Miller Ioe Furman Dick Hemenway David Citronberg Mr. Parker ............,..,.... Gerald Briggs Warry ...,..,.i.............,.,.,.. Dick Brooks COMMITTEES Stage-William Hemenway, manager, Mar- vin Smith, Dick Blunck, limmie St. Thomas, Iohn LaValle, Arnold Lakind, Donald Teeple. CContinued on page fifty-threel zlairzy