Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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Principal of the Glovenville High School 'F'-l We, the class of 1949, hereby dedicate our ORACLE to the principal of G.H.S., BERT H. CRANDALL, whose inspiring leadership has enabled Gloversville High School to achieve high fame and recognition. His untiring zeal has been a bulwark of our aims for success. For a quarter of a century his leadership and personality have endeared him to the hearts of all graduates. His efforts will be greatly appreciated in the future as in the past. Bert H. Crandall planning future activitlel ol G. H. S. with the Vice-Principal Arthur Ferguson. t ix an A A familiar slght in Gloversvllle ls any glove shop. These factories are scat- tered throughout the city and produce the greatest share of gloves lor the world. The alm of every glove factory in Gloversvtlle ls to make Gloversvllle Glove The World. A 112 T , . LY, 'lr-'wir' Mg Q-,sh , . ' Y 11q-Q-p X . . . . . to an American History class. To do this takes tive minutes for the typical student although the allotted time is three. On his way to cl s he stops to converse with his friends on the social gossip ot the day. Fin- ally he heads with his pal to the classroom to make the life oi his teacher an unhappy one until he dashes ......... gf Mali' ,ws Jwjwllaahr 99 'Wt fziioll Anne Christoaulu is the most studious of all the students of the senior class Through 1 ffart and p rseverance she has managed to achieve a high schalastic standard even though she has tiken the hardest subiects in the school curriculum She is an exceed ingiy porular student for not only does she concentrate on her studies but also par ticipates in many extra curricular activities Rose Schwartz another brilliant student has managed throughout the school years to achieve a high scholastic standard by taking the business course of GHS Al though very much devoted to her studies she offered her services in varied extra cur ricular activities of the school X 0 5+ V' Margaret Charlton, a girl destined to go far in the field of arts and sciences, has made herself popular with members of either sex of G.H.S. She has acclimated herself so that she has maintained a high scholastic rating and at the same time has kept up with out- side activities. Donna Smith, a spark of initiative in the senior class, has worked diligently to seek top honors. Donna has an amiable person- ality which has won her many friends among members of the class and teachers of G.H.S. She is bound to achieve high fame in the outside World. MARGARET AGER Marg 21 N Park Drive Million dollar personality beautrful brown harr anythrnq she cant do well rs really rare Chorr 2 3 4 Felr rta 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Student Council 4 1 Girls Sports 2 3 4 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Safety Council 3 Senror Play Cast 4 Vrce Presrden' of Class 2 RUDOLPH ALBANESE Rudy 64 Montgomery Street Rudy wrth hrs trrendly smile we 'Y X 4 ,Mb V95 seems to be happy all the whrle Chorr 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Senror Day Committee 4 Senror Play Comrrrrttee 4 fr get HENRY AMBROSINO Hank ll Bloomingdale Avenue nice smile personality plus no matter what he never makes a fuss Chorr 2 3 4 Commencement Usher 3 Senror Play Commrttee 4 Senror Prcnrc Commrttee 4 DANNY ANAGOST Dan 88 E Fulton Street Always gay and always happy how very proud must be hrs poppy Band 2 3 Lett to right from top to bottom Ander son Andrews B Arnold M Arnold Jo df?-,f -up-1 cm:-nn IN Ba' CVENWIN6 WU ol 'B it DARRELL BABCOCK Babo 31 Maple Avenue Tall and quret always ready wrth a smrle rn sports and rn school hes quite I fb versatrle Student Council 2 Basketball 2 Football 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 4 Boys State 3 lunror Prom Commrttee 3 Nomrna tron Commrttee 2 4 Senror Ball Commrttee 4 Treasurer of Class 3 4 BRUCE BACON Bakey 98 East Boulevard Ladres and qents ld lrke to introduce a darn qood guy by the name of Bruce Left to rrqht from top to bottom Ager Albanese Ambrosrno Anagost IAMES ANDERSON Irmmy 87 North Street He makes us lauqh wrth hrs rokes so corny but rt he doesnt stop them we ll clrloro form he' Chorr 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Husky Growl 4 Oracle Staff 4 Senror' Play Cast 4 Cap and Gown Commrtlee 4 WILLIAM ANDREWS r 12 Bleecker Street We lrke hrm now we always wrll whos that? Why our pal Brll BETTY ARNOLD Betty 77 Prospect Avenue Eyes of blue harr of red our gal Betty rs alway ahead Orchestra 2 3 4 Husky Growl 4 Bowlrnq 3 4 Senror Play Commrttee 4 MARIE ARNOLD Ree 8 Hawk Street Smrlrng and happy all her lfe she s bound to make someone a real good wrfe Chorr 2 3 4 Felrcrta 4 Husky Growl 2 3 4 Senior Play Commrttee 4 Left to rrght from top to bottom Babcock Bacon Barley Ballo Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 lntramural Basketball 2 3 4 RUTH BAILEY Ruthre 5 McKmley Place This is the qrr who alway tells the truth who rs rt? Of Course rts Ruth Lrbrary Club 4 Commencement Usher 3 lunror Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Play Commrttee 4 IOYCE BALLO ore 70 Park 23 Street Number please she says rn a monotone whenever you try 'V to talk on the telephone Softball 4 Senror Assembly Commrttee 4 l 1 . I . .I . . . Q xv. . . . ' . . : 'C' . . z : ' : , 'bw - Q ' ' . . : ' ' 7 ' 2 ' y xc' 3 - r .... . . . -x . X , E I 5 , ' ' ' ', flax' Q ff :ie . 1 1 . Q N S 'ee 34. y 1 I A --'- K' R 3 4 t .Q L:.1.'iv ... ...A . '. Q rv- . . . . , , 4. 3, .,pL,fx 4 :Jr If A 2 . , pf. V . or ' ,rr - - V , - I , 4 . --.. ' . . 7 . . : : L ... B'll ... ' ' - y V Girls' Sports 2, 35 lunror Prom Committee 3g Senior Ball Committee 45 P , ay I it ..t-. 1 - 5 ' - ' ' fill . ' ' Q ,J Q . , I , 'D . 6 ll ll 4 3 , li . 1 f x is ,f , I ' - Sri. tu-, ee 1 - ' l s , ' ' . ' ' . . . . f ' FR ,409 -pi f el Bas R. XWQQQXAES -CNS 04 av? vogue' ,, Q10 OP 'GB' mtl Q-8811... 5 FRANCES BARTLETT . . . Fran . . . 15 W. Eighth Avenue . . . Fran is a very nice gal, who seems to be everybody's pal . . . Choir 3, 4, Oracle Staff 4. . , . KATHRYN BATTY . . . Tootie . . . 28 Saratoga Boulevard . . . Small and sweet and easy to meet, she is really a special treat . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Archery 2, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, Girls' Sport Council 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Nomination Committee 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Secretary of Class 2, 4 ..,. IUNE BECKER . . . lune . . . l4 Delaware Avenue . , . lune's homeroom is study hall one, and here she has lots of fun . . Choir 2, 3. 4 .... ROBERT BEEBE , , . Bob . . . 7 Second Avenue . . . From Ninth Grade on he's every girl's idol, but he won't give a girl a chance at his title . . . Band 2, 3, Student Council 4, Treasurer, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Speaking Contest 4 .... LOIS BEHLEN . . . Lowie . . . 16 Montgomery Street . . . Heres to Lois who swins like a fish, and not only that-she's quite a dish .... Bank 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Committee 4 .... OTTO BENIAMIN, Ir .... Bud . . .39 Woodside Avenue . . . Otto is a boy with blondish hair, who is Shirley really there .... KENNETH BENTON, Ir .... Benny . . . 114 Lincoln Street . . . A good sense of humor along with good looks, will get Kenny through college without any books . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, lunior Prom Committee 3 ,... LEONARD BEST . . , Len . . . 62 Broad Street . . . East is East and West is West, here's a boy who really is best! x S V Left to right from top to bottom: Bartlett, Batty, Becker, Beebe, Behlen, Benjamin, Benton, Best. fr my ,Q WALTER BLACKMER . . . Walt . . . 46 S. Iudson Street . . . At times he doesn't seem to be quite awake, but fine things from himself he'll make . . , Husky Growl Z, Movie Operator 2, Bowling 2 ,... HELEN BOLTON . . . Helen . . . 12 Sixth Street . . . Usually happy, greets us with a smile, we like to see her all the while . . . Library Club 2, 3, 4 .... VALERIE BOWN . . . Val . . . 21 Broad Street . . . lf one can dance their way to success, Val's got a start to fame and progress . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Felicita 3, 4, French Cluli 4, Oracle Staff 4, Red Cross Council 4, Badminton 2, Gym Team 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3 .... RALPH BRADT . . . Ralph . . . R.F.D. No. l . . . All nice qualities he. has got, he's our friend-Ralph Bradt. Left mer, Bolton, Bown fs? so bottom- Black ' C7 f. ' to fight from IOAN BRAYTON . . . Ioanie . . . 116 E. Fulton Street . . . loan's little, loan's short, but many seem to like that sort . . . Choir 2, 3, 4. . . . MARGARET BRISBIN . . . Brin . . . 14 Second Avenue . . . We all know that her name is Brizz and also, that a whizz she is . . . Band 2, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Badminton 2, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 4, Golf 2 .... PATRICIA BRONK . . . Pat . . . R.F.D. No. 1 . . . Patty Bronk is full of lun, she's as bright as the sun . . . Band 2, 3, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Committee 4. . . . LOIS BROOKS . . . Lois . . . RD. No. 1 . . . A girl that no one overlooks is our friend Lois Brooks .... STANLEY BROWN . . . Stan . . . 72 Kingsboro Avenue . . . l-le-re's a boy who never has to ieign, that's 'cause he's smart and has a good brain . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff 4 .... GARDINER BURD . . . Iames G. . . . 58 First Avenue . . . A grinning blond so tall and straight, we wonder why he's always so late . . . Band 2, Orchestra 2, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 .... BEVERLEY BUSSE . . . Bev . . . 18 Eagle Street . . . About Beverley we'll say this, when she's not here, she we miss .... MARY LOU BYRON . . . Shorty , . . 91 Forest Street . . . Mary Lou is really quite small, but she is tops-all in all . . . Library Club 2, Oracle Staff 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Senior Play Committee 4, Cap and Gown 'G 1-vi H . 'N and Announcement Committee 4. 'Ol 4 ,av 4-9 Ottomz CGW Lett to fish' lrqmClS::aiLie,bCuwleY- rl if nizzo, CarbOY!9ll1' if All l -y! 1,-ff' ru J ' N, :X L , ,j,, ff, 2' B' df!! .A 4 Left to right from top to bottom: Bray- 5- ' ton, Brisbin, Bronk, Brooks, Brown, Burd, Busse, Byron. ALMA CANNIZZO . . . Al . . . I2 S. Iudson Street . . . Alma with her pretty hair, is a friend who's really rare .... BEATRICE CARBONELLI . . . Bea . . . 23 Lexington Avenue . . . Always looks so very neat. We like her, we think she's sweet . . . Choir 3, 4 .... MARGARET CASCALLE . . , Cass . . . 35 S. Iudson Street . . . Beautiful teeth, pretty brown eyes, there's nothing about her we can criticize . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, Oracle Staff 4, Archery 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Christmas Decoration Committee 4, Senior Play Committee 4 .... RUSSELL CAWLEY . . . Russ . . . 10 Eagle Street . . . Tall and handsome- what a guy! Likes to make the girls cry and sigh??? . . . Choir 2, 3, Vocal Contest 2. I If ff ZW 'J Z' W 4, af! 'lf' J 'J I fllfxf V 4 , . ,' fy, I I I FRANK CERASIA . . . Kiki . . . ll Poole Avenue . . . lle always seems to have lots ot steam, this boys really right on the beam . . . Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 .... MARGARET CHARLTON . . . Peg . . . 147 Prospect Avenue . . . A pretty girl with a smile so Coy, she's really a teacher's ,oy , . . Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Husky Growl 2, 3, Oracle Staff 4, Archery 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Bowling 3, Soccer 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... SANTA CHIARI- ELLO . . . Santa . . . 127 E. Fulton Street . . . Drawing, singingwall done with a smile, she seems to keep busy all the while . . . Choir 3, 4, Archery 2, Senior Play Comm. 4 ,... ANNA CHRISTODULU . . . Christie . . . l3l Kinqsboro Avenue . . . Always dependable, never a pest, here's intelligence at its best . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Felicita 4, Husky Growl 4, Oracle Staff 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basket- bdll 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Girls' Sport Council 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Senior Day Comm. 4. XXQG1' 1,300.6 J,o2?N4'o J ' C 'W i , num crmrsrorr . . . Ginger so second Ave our Titian ,tk f blond ---- ,ust tive foot two sl es the girl for me or you Orchestra 2 'Q' P A 3, Felicita 3, 4, Pres. 4, Husky Growl 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Red Cross Council 4, lunior Prom Comm 3 Senior Day Comm 4 Senior Play Cast H. 2 A, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4 Speaking Contest 4 String Quartet 4 ' Vluy, - RAYMOND CHU . . . Mimi 129 N Main St Between h s ears x 3' xx 3 ' E' 533 :55 N and under his hair, there lies a brain thats really rare Student J t M, , J I fo .- F . i l Left to right from top to bottom: Christ- X rf' 3 off, Chu, Ciotii, Clark. ' ROBERT COLE . . . Sniffer . . . 105 West Street . . . At football Bob is the best, he never lets the other team rest . . . Band 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, lunior Prom Committee 3 .... NANCY CONOVER . . . Margie . . . 88 N. Arlington Avenue . . . A cute little number who's right on her toes, there's laughter and happiness whenever she goes . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, Oracle Staff 4, Red Cross Council 4, Badminton 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Gym Team 2, Softball 2, lunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Senior Play Committee 4 .,.. RALPH CONOVER . . . Ralph . . . 50' Iames Street . . . Ralph around girls is very shy, is that fair when you're a good lookin' guy? , . . LEO CONWAY . . . Humper . . . 9 Beech Street . . . A boy so smart, a boy so fine, who'll someday trip upon that line . . . Bowling 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Council 3, 4, Bowling 3 4 Class Treas 2 Name Card ana Announce rrient Comm. 4 .... ROSE CIOFFI Rosie 5 Orchard St Around her seat thc-re's always a buf? that s cause she ikes to talk that she does . . , Twirlers 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Christmas Decoration Comm. 4 .... LENORA CLARK Lenny 51 S Iudson St We all agree that Lenoras voice is bound to get her the 'man ot her choice . . . Band 2, 3, Choir 4 Husky Growl 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Red Cross Council 4, Badminton 2 Basketball 2 3 Bowling 2 3 Golf 2 junior Prom Comm. 3, Senior l Comm 4 Senior Play Comm 4 , , W ,gm 'Nh -:Una IACQUELINE COOKER Iackxe 117 Forest St lackre rs a grrl who s really rare we dont worry cause she ll get there Husky Growl 4 Bed Cross Counc1l4 Archery 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Bowltnq 2 4 Soccer 4 Softball 4 Commencement Usher 3 Senrcr Play Comm 4 KENNETH CORNICK Bud 22 Baker St Heres a boy wlth the red red harr who rn sports and 1I't school was always farr seoall 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Footl ll 2 3 RUTH COTTRELL Ruthie 19 Orchard St She has so much talent lt must overflow strarqht to the top of the mustcal world she wtll qo Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Husky Growl 4 Oracle 4 Archery 2 4 Badmrnton 4 Bask tball 4 Gyrn Team 2 4 Softball 4 Senxor Ball Comm 4 CLAIRE COUTURE Claxre 65 Dxvxsxon St Clarres a qrrl whos prety cute for her there rs no substrtufe Chorr 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Husky Growl 2 3 4 Oracle 4 Red Cross Councrl 3 4 Archery 2 3 Badmtnton 2 Basketball 3 Bowling 2 Glrls Sport Counctl 3 Gym Team 2 Softball 3 Volleyball 2 Semor Play Comm 4 Vocal Contest 7 Football Handbook 3 Left to rrqht from top to bottom Cooker Cornrck Cottrell Couture LOUIS DAGOSTINO Louxe 99 S Iudson Street Loures happy Loures fun he always ftnrshes what hes begun Baseball 4 Bowltnq 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 EBER DAVIS 364 N Mam Street Here s one thrnq on whrch we ll all agree Eber s a lad as fme as can be Chorr 2 3 4 IOAN DAVIS Ioame 14 Cottage Street She goes wrth Kenny we all know rf shes wrse shell never let hrm qo C orr 2 3 4 Felrcrta 2 3 4 Husky Growl 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 Oracle Staff 4 Red Cross Councrl 4 Archery 3 Badrnrnton 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowllnq 2 Softball 3 4 Volleyball 3 Nomtnatron Commxttee 4 Safety Councll 4 Presrdent Senror Ball Commrttee 4 Se-mor Play Comm1ttee 4 Football Handbook :O- RICHARD DAY Drager 14 S Hollywood Avenue uf Q Hell do well that we frgqer whos that? Our pal Drqqer B Q, Left to rrqht from top to bottom B DeR1zzo P DeR1zzo DeS1mone Dopp L..-1' 'Q T 5'-T 9 'B ,va- ? X X 'I lb Rm ,gs 4 Le to rrqht from top to bo om Dllqos mo E Davrs I Davrs Day BERT DeRIZZO Bart 57 W Pme Street Way down deep tn our heart we have a soft spot for Bart Movre Operator 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowlrnq 2 3 Football 3 Track 2 PRSQUALE DeRIZZO a 57 W Pme Street When evuy day lrmshed and done Pa can say that he s had fun Movre Operator 3, 4, Baseball 3 4 Bowlrnq 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 HOPE DeSIlVIONE Dru 462 N Mam Street Hope ts sweet Hope IS small a sonq for many a smtle for all ' hur 2 3 4 French Club 4 Husky Growl 2 3 Oracle Staff 4, Red Cross Counctl 4 Senror Ball Cornnnttee 4 Senxor Play Commrttee 4 VROOMAN DOPP 'Iumor 7 Place Street On hrs motorcycle he does rrde, rt really must be hrs hearts true prrde Orchestra 2, Track 3 4 t F ff 3 3 ll 1 ll ' I 46 5 .- , 1 g ' 3 . ,, c , 5 . 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With his looks he s a heart Wrecker, who's that? Hamid Eacker .... snmu-1 EDDY sam ' . . . 52 lames Street . . . If we had our wish, we'd have Sara play on , - ...- .:-' . . . DICK ELMENDORF . . . Dick . . . 170 Blocker Street For his I charm he has no trick . . . he just stays natural-that's our Dick 1 513 S i as her accordian her tunes so gay . . . Choir 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Council 3 t Q sf , ms-.t- W- f rw My g' ,- Qw- Left to right from top to bottom Fabian H , N .,', . Farhart, Franco, Frank, Frederick Gar Q 1 dinier, Garlock, F. Geisler - Dun- X botlOm- Leu KO right irom Esnexidodn ham, Eaclief- Eddy' 4 MARIE I-'ABIAN . . . Rae . . . 5 Orange Street . . . North, South, East or West, Marie is really the best . . . Choir 2, 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Gym Team 25 Volleyball 25 Senior Play Committee 4 .... GEORGE FARHART . . . George . . . 10 Dean Street . . . At pingpong, checkers or basketball, George is the best of them all . . . Baseball 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 .... NAPOLEON FRANCO . . . Nap . . . 15 Thlrd Street . . .History seems to be his only loveg he always gets ninety or above .... CAROL FRANK . . . Kay . . . 29 Poole Avenue . . . Carol likes a boy with initials l..S.5 who is he? We'll give you just one guess .... SHIRLEY FREDERICK . . . Shirt . . . 29 Park Street . . . Here's a girl who's right on her toesg we've heard she has scads, of beaus . . . Badminton 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Softball 2. . . . BOB GARDINIER . . . Bob . . . Stretch . . . 217 N. Main Street . . . He's the star of our basketball team5 he's always right ontthev beam . . . Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 .... IANIS GARLOCK . . . Garlic . . . 26 S. Park Drive . . . Riding around in a convertible so yellow, Ianis is sure to get a nice fellow . . . Bank Z, 3, 45 Felicita 2, 3, 45 Husky Growl 2, 45 Badminton 45 Commencement Usher 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Play Committee 4 .... FRANK GEISLER . . , Frank . . . 47 E. Pine Street . . . With his pencil and with his pen, Frank draws a masterpiece again and again. t' Q' Hi' .QQHP Q +5 SALLY GEISLER . . . Sal . . . 89 S. Kinqsboro Ave .... A nice girl with a smile so sweet, just enough to knock you off your feet . . . Choir Z, 3, 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 4, Archery 4, Badminton 4, Bowling 2, Golf 4, Faculty-Student Advisory Comm. 2, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Nomination Comm. 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, President of Class 2, Football Handbook 2, 4 .... BERNIE GIRARD . . . Bernie . . . I2 Temple St .... Everyone certainly knows Bernie Girard, his friendship we will always guard . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3 .... BERNARD GOLDBERG . . . Bernie . . . 69 Washington St .... ln class he keeps us from gettlng bored, for this we should give him quite a reward . . . Bowling 2, Golf 3 .... ALICE GOHTHEY , . . AIice . . . 27 Sixth St .... She would climb the highest mountain, or in the channel swim, if only, only, ONLY she could be by her lim . . . Band 2, Choir 3, 4, Felicita 3, Husky Growl 2, Oracle 4, Badminton 4, Bowling 2, Girls' Sport Council 2, Senior Play Comm. 4, Usher at Basketball Games 2. Left to right from top to bottom Gray Grrnell Guarnierr Gurowltz Hallenbeck Vt 'Dist vt XM . Y 'cg Handy Hanifrn Hansen Le! 1 l .4 , JI fl O ri h G Q t I ersler Girard fglgtldgzp to bottom rg Gorthe Y I LOUISE GRAY ou 31 Orchard Street Even though her name is Gray she seems to be bright and gay Baseball 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Gym Team 4 Senior Play Committee 4 MARY GHINELI. 'Mary 215 E Fulton Street Connecticut s loss was certainly our gain her acting brought G H S a great deal of fame Choir 3 Felrcrta 4 Husky Growl 4 Oracle Staff 4 Archery 3 Badminton 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowllng 3 Gym Team 4 Softball 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Speaking Contest 4 MADALENE GUARNIERI 63 Orchard Street For different snapshots she always swaps but in sports she cant trade cause shes really tops Band 2 3 4 Felrcrta 4 Husky Growl 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Archery Z 3 Badminton 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Manager 3 Captain 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Captain 2 and 3 Girls Sport Council 2 4 Manager 4 Gym Team 2 3 Soccer 2 3 4 Captain 4 Softball 2 3 4 Captain 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Safety Councll 2 Senior Play Committee 4 WILLIAM GUHOWITZ 95 E Fulton Street Bill wasnt behind the door when the brains were passed out he got the best wlthou a doubt Husky Growl 2 3 Oracle Staff 4 Intramural Basketball Z Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 HARRY HALLENBECK Harry 37 Steele Avenue Corn corn fields of corn that s where Harry s pokes were born Husky Growl 4 Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Commencement Usher 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 DICK HANDY Dick 54 Park Street Here s a boy who s very Handy in fact hes Just dandy' Bowling 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 BETTY HANIPIN Betty 10 Slxth Street Shes little and cute she s merry and gay what more do we need to say? Choir 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Badminton 2 3 Bowling 2 3 4 Golf 3 Senior Ball Comrmttee 4 RICHARD HANSEN Dick 30 Pearl Street He seems to be liked and that is cause Hansen IS as Hansen does 3 2 hi Left to rxght from top to bottom Haw ley Hazard Heacock Hemstreet RONALD HAWLEY Humble 17 Summer Street Laughmg Jokmg always a Jest here s a boy who s one of the best Cholr 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Iumor Prom Comm 3 Semor Ball Comm 4 ESTHER HAZARD Esther 34 Maple Street 'l'h1s rs a grrl of whom we re fond her name rs Esther and her harr rs blonde Oracle Staff 4 Archery 3 4 Badmmton 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Gym Team 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 VERNA HEACOCK Verna 37 William Street Her company everyone really emoys that s cause she s quret and makes lrttle noise NANCY HEMSTREET Hemmre 45 Second Avenue Iokmg playmg studymg she always has a plan and not only that she seems to have her man' Chorr 2 3 4 Felxcrta 4 Husky Growl 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Red Cross Councrl 4 Archery 2 3 4 Badmmton 3 Basketball 2 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Soccer 2 4 Softball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Nomrnatxon Comm 2 Semor Play Comm 4 RICHARD HILL Snopper RD No 1 lohnstown A cute is lrttle fella IS Rrchard Hxll we wonder IS he ever st1ll'P Chorr 3 4 Semor Play Comm 4 PATRICIA HILLMAN Patsy 38 Forest Street Pat IS a grrl from study hall three a friend to all we ll all agree Chou 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Semor Play Comm 4 IANICE HOLLY an 17 Lrncoln Street lust the grrl wrth the beautrful vorce whos bound to get the man of her choice C orr 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Oracle Staff 4 Archery 2 Badmmton 2 Bowlmq 2 3 Softball 3 4 Iumor Prom Comm 3 Semor Play Cast 4 Speakmg Contest 4 Vocal Contest 4 Announcement and Card Comm 4 Caps and Gown Comm 4 ELEANOR HUNDERTMARK 26 Pearl Street A good lookmg grrl w1th harr so blond lxke a farry she has a 'A' Wandtell Chorr 2 3 4 Husky Growl 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Oracle Staff 4 Badmmton 4 Iumor Prom Comm 3 Left to nght from top to bottom F Iacobson Fred Iacobson Ieffers lenkms 135 it QC' Mft N Left to rzght from top to bottom Hill Hrllman Holly Hundertmark FLOYD IACOBSON Floyd 40 Broad Street Always happy never a grouch for thrs boy we wrll vouch FRED IACOBSON Ir ake 127 Washrngton Street Evan though Fred IS small he makes enough norse for us all Cholr 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3. 4 Bowhng 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Track 2 Chrrstmas Decoratton Com mrttee 4 Safety Councll 3 Semor Ball Commrttee 4 Vocal Contest 2 DONALD IEFFEHS Don 16 E Pme Street Our boy Ieff 15 usually quret but when he gets gomg hes really a not Band 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Semor Ball Com mrttee 4 ARIORIE IENKINS 'Monkey 75 W Eighth Ave n e s lrttle Margres small but she rs lrked by them all 3 Lrbrary Club 2 Oracle Staff 4 Archery 2 Senior Ball m Lite Ja 'Ni X , u n A . wt, 1 I 1 l ' - .- . D .I 1 iff V sg 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 ' : t 1 : , , 1 , 1 1 1 1 d l ? - ' ' , - ' . . 1 Q 'AV ' A 1. ' 1 n u . X. K I ' I l I V 1 -l l . . . . I , I t. I ' . .... ... ... .ff . . . l 1 I l , I I i gil ' , ' ' . . . h ' , , 3 - , , , - , - , Q 1 f . 1 I' I. 1 ' I 1 I ' 1 A . I ,M . 1 . 1 M of t t A ' ' a Q . .... . . . sr . . . me '..: il 1 V gs . I I 'Q La . .. ,, UI H 1 U . L I I l U . I ' 4. 1 A ' ' , ' , ' ' . . . . 5' 1 ' .... C . . . ' . . . . - 0 x , V f..:vi'1' Toni . . . 45 Kinglboro Avenue . . . Good in everything from music to math, to success she'll find the path . . . 'G 5. I 0 Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Felicita 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle 3 4, Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basket- , - 2' ball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Gym Team 2, 3, Soccer 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, 2' 5 Senior Picnic 4, Football Handbook 4 .... MARILYN JOHNSON . . . Mickey . . . 30 Thompson Avenue . . . Live, love, work and play, she's friendly in every way . . . Archery 3, Badminton 2, 3, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, Soccer 2, Softball 3, Volleyball 2, 3. . . . MARION JOHNSON . . . Mimi . . . 39 I-'ox Street . . . To the out- side, quiet, Marion may seem but to us, she's really fight on the beam . . . Felicita 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, Badminton 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Softball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... PATRICIA ' JoHNsoN . . . Pat . . . as Fifth Avenue . . . Pat's always smiling, Pat's always gay: lust to see her keeps us happy all day . . . Choir 3, 4, -A P Library Club 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Bowling 4, Softball 3. as 0' 'Pai-' Left to right from top to bottom: A. Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Marion John- son, P. Johnson. '53 ROSEMARIE JOHNSON . . . Punch . . . 136 Washington Street . . . Rosemarie made our class complete, she's the sort you just can't beat. . . . STANLEY JOHNSON . . . Stun . . . 196 Bleecker Street . . . A bachelor he is bound to be, for a hater of women is Stan-ley . . .Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Football 2, 3, Intramural Baskeball 2, 3, 4, - Junior Prom Committee 2 .... DIANE JOHNSTON . . . Di . . . 22 Alexander Street . . . l-Iere's a pretty girl who's a little shy, but on whom we always rely . . . French Club 3, 4, Nomination Committee 4, ' Senior Play Committee 4 .... HARVEY KELLEY . . . Irish . . . 80 Spring t Street . . . I-Iere's a fella with an Irish grin, with his happy disposition I he's bound to win . . .Bank 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Q . Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4. it it K Q , Left to right from top to bottom: Keysor, J of Hg Laabs, Lampe, Lander. Left to right from top to bottom: R. Johnson, S. Johnson, Johnston, Kelley. DONNA KEYSOR . . . Don . . . 24 E. State Street . . .Dona's a girl whom we'll recommend as being a real, true triend .... ERNESTINE LAABS . . . Ernie . . . 99 W. Fulton Street . . . A good brain isn't all she possesses, she's pretty with her long brown treeses . . . Felicita 2, 3 .... JOSEPH LAMPE . . . Otis . . . 142 Fifth Avenue . . . In the play he was a star, xg tn his life he's bound to go far . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 3, Oracle Staff 4, Bowling 2, Golf 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Track 2, Senior Play Cast 4 .... IOHN LANDER . . . Johnny . . . R.F.D. No. I . . . Here he is-well, I swan, did you ever know a boy nicer than John? . . . Movie Operator 2, 3. 9 ,Q Q P62 .. 'P 3,5 ,,.., Q y K ..,,,,. tp ,.,, . C ,- - Q r 'ef A Lx , g : ff . N. '-A if i RALPH LA PORTA . . . Cassanova . . . 3Vz Second Street . . . Ra1ph's the boy who likes to dance, he puts all his partners into quite a trance . . . Bowling 2, 4, Football 2, Intramural Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, Com- mencement Usher 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Laurel G Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Cross Country 4. . . . IEANETTE LEWIS . . . lean . . . R.F.D. No. 1 . . . When we are old and worn and gray, Ieanette will still be young and gay . . . Archery 2, Gym Team Z .... NORMA LEWIS , . . Nett . . . 9 Wood Street . . . Often seen, but seldom heard, that's what we hear from our little bird . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Archery 2 .... SHIRLEY LEWIS . . . Shirl . . . R.D. No. 1 . . . Seldom absent, never late, always there to keep a date . . . Badminton 3, Bowling Z, 3, 4, Volleyball 2 .... ANGELO LOMANTO . . . Ango . . . 6 Curtis Street . . . Tall and handsome-and single, too, here's your chance, girls-but play it cool . . . Student Council 3, 4, President, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Faculty-Student Advisory Committee 4, Senior Day Committee 4 .... WILLIAM LOVEDAY . . . Bill . . . 270 Kinqsboro Avenue . . . Wee Willie Loveday runs through the town, here's one boy who'll never know a frown . . . Band 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 .... IEROME MAHONEY . . . lorry . . . 239 E. Fulton Street . . .This boy from Kilarney is chuck full of blarney . . . Band 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Z, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4 .... IANET MANN . . . Ianie . . . 146 E. Boulevard . . . Can anyone equal Ianet? lt can't be done, can it? . . . Felicita 2, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary, Faculty-Student Advisory Committee 3, Secretary, Nomination Committee 2, 3, 4. 'f 3 Left to right from top to bottom: La Porta, I. Lewis, N. Lewis, S. Lewis, Lomanto, Loveday, Mahoney, Mann. STEPHEN MATURA . . . Stevie . . . 107 Bleecker Street . . . He is swell we all believe, he is also our boy, Steve . . . Intramural Basketball 4. . . . MARY MAXSON . . . Mary . . . 9 Second Avenue . . . I-lere's a girl who's the pride of our joy, tell us Mary, what's the name of that boy? . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, Oracle 4, Red Cross 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Senior Picnic Committee 4 .... WALTER MCLACHLAN . . . Moe . . . 33 Maple Avenue . . . Walt's liked by all-by all reports he's a star of all our sports . . . Band Z, 3, Orchestra 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 .... IEANNE McMILI.AN . . . Ieannie . . . ll Woodward Avenue . . . At times when we're busy and at lite we clutch, lean is so quiet we don't see her much. Left fo r. ht f tura Mal? f0m top t ' On' McLachla O boffom: M nf McMf11Q,, G EMILY MELE . . . Em . . . 110 Grand Street . , . A quiet girl and friendly too5 she's the girl for me or you . . . French Club 3 .... IAMES MELE . . . Iimmy . . . 84 Lincoln Street . . . Iimmy is friend to all, whether they are short or tall . . . Bowling 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 .... ALICE MEYER . . . Alice . . . 119 South Kinqsboro Avenue . . . Friendliness to all, to no one malice, is the slogan of our girl Alice. HOWARD MILLER . . . Howie . . . 132 Fifth Avenue . . . With his nice voice and smile so jolly, he'll make good-our boy Howie . . . Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Christmas Decoration Committee 25 Senior Day Committee 45 Speaking Contest 25 Latin Club 2 .... ANTOINETTE MORGAN . . . Margie . . . 60 North Street . . . During the play she was on Props5 In that as in everything, she was tops . . . Choir 2, 35 French Club 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Softball 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Safety Patrol 2 .... CARMELLA MULONE . . . Dol1y . . . 13 Washburn Street . . . Pretty as a Doll this girl seems5 bet she's seen in many dreams . . . Twirlers 2, 3, 4 .... PATRICIA NESTLE . . . Pat . . . 85 Third Street . . .Pat is a little blonde5 Of many boys she is fond . . . Band 2, 3, 45 lunior Prom Committee 35 Ring Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Speaking Contest 3 .... ELAINE NICHOLAS . . . 'Lane . . . 140 South Main Street . . . For all our ailments she has a cure5 sweet Elaine, the girl so 41 -'G demure . . . Husky Growl 45 Oracle Staff 45 Red Cross Council 45 Bad- minton 3, 45 Basketball 45 Bowling 2, 45 Golf 25 Soccer 45 Softball 45 Volleyball 45 Iunior Prom Committee 3, 4 6fgW'Z5 . Ngiellll ttom- tt to right from to? to bo lg e Palmefi Pemne' ar , Left to Mele, I Mulone, ri ht from to to bottom: E. 9 P . Mele, Meyer, Miller, Morgan, Nestle, Nicholas. .fran -v -l 1 fi.. ROBERT NORELLI . . . Smelly . . . 7 E. Twelfth Ave .... 1-lere's a boy with a personality keen5 just look around and he's sure to be seen . . . Oracle 45 Student Council 3, 45 Bowling 25 Football 25 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Commencement Usher 35 Faculty-Student Advisory Comm. 3, 45 Iunior Prom Comm. 35 Nomination Comm. 45 Senior Ball Comm, 45 President of Class 3, 4 .... KENNETH OARE . . . Kennle . . . 41 West St .... He's not too young, he's not too old, he's just right- so brave t?l and bold . . . Bank 45 Bowling 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Track 25 Senior Play Comm. 4 .... EUGENE PALMER . . . Gene . . . 17 Kent St .... l'Iere's to the guy who makes a good chum5 he's always happy, never glum . . . lunior Prom Comm. 3 .... EDNA PERRINE . . . Edna . . . 54 Iamel St .... Edna, quiet and sweet as a dove, seems to make music her only love . . . French Club 3, 45 Badmin- ton 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 45 Iunior Prom Comm. 35 Nomination Comm. 35 Senior Play Comm. 45 Name Cards, Announcements, Caps and Gowns Comm. 4. EDWARD PETRAK . . . Eddie . . . 6 Lexington Street . . . Always gay and bright as a spark, is our boy Eddie with his hair so dark . . . Baseball 3, 45 Bowling 25 Football 2, 3, 45 lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Comm. 35 Nomination Comm. 45 Senior Ball Comm. 4 .... BARBARA PITKIN . . . Barb' '... 9 Orange Street . . . Barbara has high marks and romance5 you can tell it with just one glance . . . Husky Growl 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 lunior Prom Comm. 35 Ring Comm. 35 Senior Play Comm. 4 .... MARYLIN PORTER . . . Lynn . . . 81 Helwiq Street . . . Marylin Porter's smile so sweetg she's a girl who can't be beat . . . Band 2, 35 Husky Growl 2, 3, 45 Oracle 45 Archery 2, 35 Badminton 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm. 45 Senior Play Comm. 4 .... IOAN POTENT1 . . . Younis . . . 24 Iohn Street . . , Ioan's a girl on whom we can depend5 we bet that shell come to some good end . . . Choir 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Senior Play Comm. 4. .er 03 11 '53, 3 yt 7 5 x ,S 3 QQ! .f-L . . S.: .. ,C J we-at FQ . .we -vw 5, .sc .. ft ff. wf .ft S! if Left to right from top to bottom Petrak Pitkin, Porter, Potentt 2 sel. 1, 1 BERNICE PROCITA . . . Bern' '... 82 Fremont Street Shy and L 3 sweet with a disposition that's hard to beat , . . French Club 45 Husky Growl 45 Senior Play Comm. 4 .... IAMES QUINN . . . limmy . . . V A rg Q in 108 Sixth Avenue . . . l hate all women-take them away5 if there were . no girls, l'd be gay . . . Choir 2, 35 French Club 45 Bowling 2, 3. . . . GEORGIANNA 1'tALsroN . . . Georgie . . . 14112 cottage sum . . . kils w Q Gecrgie, Porgy, Puddin and Pie, she's always there with a friendly Hi . . . Choir 3, 45 French Club 25 Husky Growl 2, 35 Oracle 45 Red Cross Council 3, 45 Archery 2, 35 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 Girls' Sport Council 45 Gym Team 2, 3, 45Soccer 2, 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Christmas Decoration Comm. 45 Senior Play Comm. 45 Football Left to right from top to bottom: Procita, Quinn, Ralston, Rekemeyer. SALLY RICHEY . . . Sal . . 259 Kinqsboro Avenue . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice5 sometimes she's as quiet as a bunch of mice . . . Choir 4 .... PATRICIA RIETH . . . Patty . . . 205 Bleecker Street . . . Patty's history marks are so high they make us gasp and cry and sigh . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 .... DOLORES ROLF . . . Dolores . . . 79 Park Street . . . Her drawings are really clever5 we'll never forget her . . . Never . . . Choir 15 Orchestra 45 Softball l5 Senior Play Committee. . . . WILLIAM ROSE . . . Rosie' '... 112 Sixth Avenue . . . Bill is our musical boy5 to hear him play is really a ioy . . . Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Laurel G Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 4. Handbook 3, 4 .... IOHN REKEMEYER . . . Einstein . . . 6 Smith Street . . . Scientist, musician, with a profound mind-tell us-is he another Einstein? . . . Orchestra 25 Husky Growl 25 Bowling 15 lunior Prom Comm. 2. Left to right from top bottom Richey Ftieth, Rolf, Bose. 'fx I 'nhl' Left to .right from top to bottom: Rosinsky, Ruggiero, Sanford, Savern. BARBARA SCHADOW . . . Barb . . . 40 Wooster St .... Barbara, with her hair so fair, is a friend--true and square . . . Choir 3, 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Archery Z, Badminton 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Softball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... CHARLES SCHUTZ . . . Charlie . . . 13 Woodward Ave .... l-lere's to Chuck with his flashy clothes, he's sure to be seen wherever he goes . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Oracle 4, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... ROSE SCHWAHTZ . . . Rosle . . . 8 Curtis St. . . . l-lere's to Rose with her marks so high, we'd know her better if she weren't so shy . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Basketball 2, Senior Play Comm. 4. . . . IEANNE SCHWARZ . . . leannie . . . 20' Allen St. . . . The out of town boys come and give her a twirl and when they leave they're all in a whirl . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Red Cross Council 4, Student Council 4, Archery 4, Badmin- ton 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Commencement Usher 3, Nomination Comm. 3, 4, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Secretary of Class 3. Left to right from top to bottom: Scribner, Semione, I. Serviss, W:.IServiss. lr ' .Y hy4,'AODkf'.', o Sv' l 4 nf Manager 3. with his voice supreme, with X. PATTY SCRIBNEH . . . Patty the play, Patty was best, she . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Felicita 2, CHARLES ROSINSKY . . . Rocky . . . 150 Prospect Ave .... This boy is known as Chuck, with his brains and happy disposition he'll always have good luck . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, Oracle 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Ticket Chairman for Senior Play 4, Senior Picnic Comm, 4, Transportation Chairman .... ELEANOH RUGGIEHO . ,. Red . . . 2 Lincoln Street . . . An actress, a cheerleader, a classmate stupend- ous, whatever she does it's always momentous . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Husky Growl 4, Oracle 4: Red Cross Council 4, Junior Prom Comm. 3, Chairman Ring Comm. 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Speaking Contest 3, Senior Assembly 4 .... DICK SANFORD . . . Dick . . . 21 York St .... just like Bing his good looks he's a maiden's dream . . . Choir 2, 3, Oracle 4, Bowling 4, Golf 3, 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball 4, Senior Play Comm. 4. . . . HELEN SAVERN . . . Helen . . . 35 E. Eleventh Ave. . . . There, you see, it wasn't so bad, you had fun while becoming a Grad . . . Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Oracle 4, Badminton 2, Bowling 2, 3. ,eil Ss. 3, 1 Left to right from top to bottom: Scha- dow, Schutz, Schwartz, Schwarz. . . 169 Kinqsboro Ave .... At directing will always stand out among the rest 3, 4, Vice-President 4, French Club 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Commencement Usher 3, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Student Director, Speaking Contest 3, 4 .... IOSEPI-I SEMIONE, IR .... Ice . . . I6 Kent St .... Who got the point? he says with glee, I pick up the tack and say, lt was MEI . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Captain 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Senior Play Cast 4 .... IOYCE SERVISS . . . Ioyce . . . 5 W. Nlnth Ave .... Down on your heel, up on your toes, dancing-this girl really knows . . . Archery 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Bowling Z, 3, Volleyball 2, 3 .... WILLIAM SERVISS . . . Bill . . . 5 W. Ninth Ave .... In winter swooshing down Aesch Hill, is our pal by the name of Bill . . . Bowling 3, Track 3, Football Q QD' BETTY SHANDRO . . . Betty . . . 6 Maple St .... W'ho's that? Well, I do declare, it's Betty Shandro with her pretty hair .... IEANNE SIMON . . . Ieannie . . . 98 First Ave .... Cute and sophisticated, has lots of poise, it's hard to keep track of all her boys . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Felicita 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, French Club 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Senior Ballot Chairman 4, Red Cross Council 2, Badminton 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Softball 3, Junior Prom Comm. 3, Refreshments Chairman, Senior Day Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Props Chairman .... PATRICIA SLEEZER . . . Patty . . . 249 E. Fulton St .... Nice things come in small amounts, Patty's smiling-never pouts . . . Band 2, 3, Choir 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Concert-Mistress 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Advertising Chair- man, Volleyball 3, lunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play Comm. 4, Ticket Chairman, High School Trio 3, 4, Senior Picnic Comm. 4 .... MARY SLOVACK . . . Mary . . . I0 Nelson St .... Always friendly and will- ing to aid, is this friendly little blonde maid . . . Senior'Play Comm. 4. I KISS T . T., Mist- Q Q Y I xx. Left to right from top to bottom: A. gl. Po 'xxx L smith, Donno smith, Doris smith, E. I-I pw f E-ij Smith, L. Smith, Smulltns, Snow, E. Q0 'Ll qk to bottom: Sbdndro' Snyder' 69 Y Lett to Ylqhl honSlS5aCk- Q6 Q 'll Simon, Sleezer' Q, Av 9 . xbe ae k ALBERT SMITH . . . Al . . . 28 Newman St .... There goes Al, well, , 5- I do declare . . . Bowling 2, 4, Football 2, Intramural Basketball 2, , A Track 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3 .... DONNA SMITH . . . Gert . . . K x 23 Montgomery St .... Everything she has is the best, she most cer- tainly has been blest . . . Choir 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl Z, 3, 4, Oracle 4, ,gf ,Q Business Manager, Red Cross Council 4, Archery 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, ' 'Z' ' ' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Football Handbook 3, 4 .... DORIS sMl'm . . . Doris . . . A 5' , g . In 12 Place St .... Doris always seems to be ready when she hears from J - her boy Freddy . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Red 6' . H I l K- Cross Council 4, Badminton 4, Gym Team 4, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... vf ' 1 ELLANORA SMITH . . . Smitty , . . I77 First Ave .... Driving every- . 5. A Q where, near or lar, is friend Ellanora with her car . . . Felicita 3, 4, Husky J t- Growl 3, 4, Oracle 4, Archery Z, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, . I Captain 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Asst. Manager 3, Captain 3, 4, Golf 2, Man- Ni x -',. J' -I ager: Soccer 2, 4, Manager 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain gi. L V o x 2, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... LOUISE SMITH . . . Lou . . . 252 S. Kinqsboro Ave .... Louise is the girl in Study l-lall Four, whom all her classmates do adore . . . Choir 3, 4, Husky Growl 2, Oracle 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play Comm. 4 .... MARY ANN SMULLENS . . . Dimples . . . 209 E. Fulton St. . . . Personality plus and talent, too, she's always smiling and never blue . . . Band 2, 3, 4,.Felicita 3, 4, Husky Growl 3, 4, Oracle 4, Red Cross Council 4, Badminton 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Z, Nomination Comm. 2, Senior Day Comm. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Speaking Contest 2, P.T.S.A. Representative for l-ligh School 4, Senior Assembly 4 .... WILLIAM SNOW . . . Bill . . . 77 Helwiq St. . . . Hand- some Bill is sometimes in a daze, but he certainly brightens up our days .... EDWARD SNYDER . . . Eddy . . . 374 S. Main St. . . . l'lere's to our footbal1's pride and joy, he certainly is an all around boy . . . Bowling 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball Comm. 4. .--,,, :nl - ROBERT SNYDER . . . Bob . . . R. D. No. 1 . . . Some think he's quiet, some think he's bright: but we all know he'l1 do all right . . . ZELDA SPINAK . . . Spinach . . . SEV: Montgomery Street . . . Always around when the-re's a need: it's a wonder people don't call her speed . . . French Club 4: Husky Growl 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Makeup Chairman: Senior Assembly 4 .... PATRICIA STEELE . . . Patty . . . 46 Forest Street . . . Like a mouse she doesn't make much noise, but we like this girl who never annoys . . . DONALD STEWART . . . Donny . . . 43 Montgomery Street . . . Short and happy, cute and blond, of this fella we are fond. Left to right from top to bottom: Swarth- out, Tagliatela, Tanner, Tartaglia, Tatar, Texier, Travis, Tropia. Left fo right f S I rom f nYder, Spmqk, Steeleiuistgivclrfttom: R RONALD SWARTHOUT . . . Ronny . . . 31 S. Kinqsboro Avenue You'll always find Ronny sitting in his car: you see-it doesn't go very far . . . Band 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Senior Play Comm 4 .... RUDOLPH TAGLIATELA . . . Taq . . . 46 Bloomingdale Avenue . . . I-Iere's a fella with a great big grin: whatever he does he'1l always win . . . Student Council 2: Football 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Faculty-Student Advisory Comm. 3, 4: Iunior Prom Comm. 3: Ring Comm. 3: Vice-President of Class 3, 4: Cross Country 4, C0- Captain 4 .... CLARA TANNER . . . Clara . . . 14 Walnut Street . . . A nice girl with a sweet disposition: in the world she'll surely find a position . . . PHYLLIS TARTAGLIA . . . Phil . . . 102 First Avenue . . . Phil on her fiddle plays, until she has us in quite a daze . . . Choir 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Husky Growl 4: Oracle 4: Red Cross Council 3, 4: Archery 3: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Bowling 2: Gym Team 2: Soccer 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Vocal Contest 2. . . . HAROLD TATAR . . . Tatar' '... 36 E. Boulevard . . . I-Iarold Tatar is smart in every class: he always is the first to pass . . . Band 2: Husky Growl 2, 3: Track 2, 4: Commencement Marshall 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Radio Club 3 .... ADRIENNE TEXIER . . . Adrienne . . . 154 Prospect Avenue . . . Blonde and smart, sweet and serene: bet she'll be a campus queen! . . . Felicita 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: Husky Growl 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4, Chairman Art Comm.: Badminton 4: Commencement Usher 3: Laurel G Comm. 3: Nomination Comm. 3, 4: Senior Ball Comm. 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Fotboall Handbook 2 .... RONALD TRAVIS . . . Ronny . . . 27 Oakland Avenue . . . I-Iere's to a boy who always has a lot to do: he's ready with help for me or you . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 .... ANTOINETTE TROPIA . . . Antoinette . . . 108 Grand Street . . . Antoinette is so nice and tall: she's liked by one, she's liked by all . . . Choir 2, 3, 4: Husky Growl 4: Archery 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3: Basketball 2: Softball 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Comm. 4. . f .5 . I 11 4 , ll I if 'r' . 71- ,f at 5 3.5 ' f .,, 5 sf i f , Li . iz 3. on 7 - ' A , . 'N L ' t, Z .1 I gk . . 'K y A .V . 'Q' fri 1 -fa' .4 t , Left to right from top to bottom: Tyler, Tyrrell, D. Unger, R. Unger. IEANNE UPRIGHT . . . Ieannie . . . 19 N. Boulevard . . . Ieanne's a girl whom you can't excite7 that's 'cause her brain really works right . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 .... KATHLEEN VAN DERHYDEN . . . Kathy . . . 118 Forest Street . . . Kathleen's the girl who always smiles7 to do us a favor, she'd walk many miles . . . Badminton 3, 47 Basketball 27 Bowling 27 Softball 3, 47 Volleyball 3 .... IO1-IN VAN DER SLUYS . . . BEVERLY TYLER . . . Bev . . . 112 Washington Street . . . f-ler hair's not blonde, her hair's not fed: it's just between the two instead . . . Choir 2, 3, 47 Badminton 3, 47 Basketball 27 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 47 Gym Team 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 47 Senior Play Committee 4 .... BETSEY TYRRELL . . . Betts . . . 90 E. State Street . . . Very small and rather shyg nevertheless she'll catch your eye . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Felicita Z, 3, 47 French Club 47 Husky Growl 47 Oracle 47 Basketball 27 Nomination Committee 47 Senior Play Committee 47 Senior Picnic Com- mittee 4 .... DORIS UNGER . . . Doris . . . 72 Wells Street . . . She's always quiet but never meek: that's Doris Unger about whom I speak . . . Bowling 27 Volleyball 27 Commencement Usher 3. . . . ROBERT UNGER, IR. . . . Bob . . . Hotel Gloversvllle . . . I-le always looks so very nealf just to know him is a treat . . . Senior Play Cast 47 Senior Play Committee 4. lack . . . 76 Hill Street . . . Here's a statement we'll swear on7 there's no boy nicer than our lohn . . . Bowling 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Commencement Usher 3 .... DORCAS VAN DEUSEN . . . Dorcas . . . 90 Washington Street . . . This is Dorcas- she's a twin7 no matter what, she'll always win . . . Choir 2, 37 Bad- Q minton Z, 37 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 27 Golf 27 Soccer 2, 3, 47 Softball 2, 37 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. l Left to right from top to bottom: Doris Van Deusen, W. Van Deusen, Van Dyke, Vecchio. -sv 'rn . rss 52339 iwwlf Left to right from top to botbmz Up- right, Van Derhyden, Van Der Sluys, Dorcas Van Deusen. DORIS VAN DEUSEN . . . Doris . . . 90 Washington Street . . . Doris is this twin's name7 bet she'll win lots of fame . . . Archery 27 Bowling 27 Gym Team 27 Soccer 27 Softball 27 Volleyball 2 .... WILLIAM VAN DEUSEN . . . Wild Bill . . . 35 N. Boulevard . . . Bill is probably one of the best7 but at times he's a little pest . . . Intramural Basketball 2. . . . ROBERT VAN DYKE . . . Bob . . . I3 Cottage Street . . . We'd row across the ocean and up the mountain hike, just to see our friend- Bob Van Dyke . . . Movie Operator 2, 3, 47 Senior Play Committee 4. . . . ANGELINA VECCHIO . . . Angie . . . 10 Highland Terrace . . . Here's a girl whom we'll recommend, Angie, a real good friend . . Choir 2, 3, 47 Library Club 4. NY RICHARD VEGHTE . . . Dick . . . 304 S. Main Street . . . Ask a ques- , A 4 tion-up goes his handy he has the answer right at his command . . . Boys' State 3 .... IOSEPHINE VIETRI . . . Iosie . . . ll N. Water Street ' M' g --pn , . . . She's so sweet, she deserves a posie who's that7 Why of course its oste Bowling 2 Commencement Usher 3 Semor Play Com mittee 4 LOUISE VISCONTI Louise 184 Sprint! Street Louise is one girl we ll always greet theres lust one word to describe her and that is Sweet French Club 4 Husky Growl 3 4 Semor Play Committee 4 Senior Play Cast 4 RICHARD VOSBURGH Dick 12 McLaren Street This guy always takes a ride because his car is his pride Movie operator 2 3 4 5-T -.1 Ji: Left to right from top to bottom Veghte Vietn VlSCOl'lll Vosburqh 'Q' BETTY WADSWORTH Betty 6 Alexander Street Betty s a gal who s sure to w1n especially with that infectious grin Choir LESTER WAGAR es 9 S Hollywood Avenue Always busy never idle Lester Wagar is his title BOWMAN WALSH Bow 37 Bloomingdale Avenue In our esteem you rat quite high but tell us Bowman why so shy? Commence ment Usher 3 PTA Representative 2 3 4 SANFORD WARNER Sandy 38 E Fulton Street Sandy really brightens 17733 our days with his many humorous ways Oracle Staff 4 Sports Editor Student Council 2 4 Vice President Golf 3 4 Track 2 Boys State 3 Faculty Student Advisory Committee 4 Nomination Committee 2 Senior Play Cast 4 Senior Day Commlttee 4 Speaking Contest 3 4 'i Left to right from top to bottom Wash burn Weaver White Wicksell Q Left to right from top to bottom Wads worth Wagar Walsh Warner 'i GORDON WASHBURN Gordxe 85 Second Avenue fellas he says with a smile hes always friendly all the while BEVERLY WEAVER Bev 12 Almond Street Bev s nickname is Bunny could it be because her smlle is so sunny? Band 2 3 Husky Growl 3 Semor Ball Comm 4 KENNETH WHITE Kenme 15 W Twelfth Avenue Kenn e is a good guy known 'W' for his car if you ride in it you wont go farl Husky Growl 4 Movie Operator 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Iumor Prom Comm 3 Semor Day Comm 4 ARDEN WICKSELI. 'Wacky 59 W Eighth Avenue Arden is a girl so rare with her fine personality and pretty blonde hair Band 2 3 4 Cheer leaders 3 4 Felicita 4 Husky Growl 2 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Red Cross Council 3 4 President Student Council 3 Glrls Sports 2 3 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Cap and Gown Comm 4 Announcements Comm 4 Us , . , , 1 l ' . . . ' : z ' - ,' ly ' .... . . . ' . . . ' b . . . ' ' ' ' g ' ' Nl 42 A Lb 4, 4.- 1 .ff 3' x it ,Q eu ld IJ .A'w U H I . 2,3 .... ... I. . 2 -G Q I: - I 'I 1 ' l : 4, l' 7' 2 4, ,, l 3 wil MX , I .. . f .4 sl: 1 gtg: - . , A' . El - ' ' , 0 L' ... ... l-li, 'Q 5 ' ' ' . . . . , 5 33 K- K H H - H 7 ' . .... I V . . . it ix 1 U . . . .I . . . 1 , lx X ' , ' ,. I . . . . 1 Aj' , . V . V 1 f at gf I I ' H -: . ,rl by , : ' ' 7 , . : : - l , I ' 7 ' - ' ' - ' , W . 'K ,X 7 1 . . ' ' 1 I A tel 4 X f X A II. Q53 '25 iw, Hb ' ij ,. 9 1 J-ua I '25 as 3 BEVERLY WILDER . . . Bev . . . 28 W. Eighth Avenue . . . She'll make a good wife, by heck, with all her knowledge of Home Ec .... Library Club 2, 3, 4 .... STANLEY WOIESKI . . . Stan . . . R. D. No. 1 . . . In classroom he seems to be right on the beamg he gives correct answers right in a stream . . . Intramural Basketball 3 .... STELLA WOITOWECZ - . . . Stella . . . 61 Helwig Street . . . It's just a rag, a bone, a hank of l1air5 but, brother, how nature put it there! . . . Husky Growl 45 Oracle K -15 Basketball 25 Senior Play Comm. 45 Senior Picnic 4 .... IANE WYLLIE . . . Ianie . . . 171 Second Avenue . . . For her wedding bells are soon to rir1g5 it's about lane Wyllie for whom we sing .... CHARLES ZEA . . . Charlie' '... 182 Second Avenue . . . He has everything from A to Z, especially a fine personality . . . Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 .... GERALD ZEIDNER . . . Ierry' '... 51 Yale Street . . . Our editor, our actor, and our humorist, a real good guy, we'll all insist . . . Husky Growl 25 Oracle 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Senior Day Committee 45 Senior Play Cast 4 .... GORDON HANNA . . . Gordie' '... YMCA . . . We'll all sure nut like his mannahg who is he all? Gordon Hanna ..,. CLAIRE LIONARDI . . . Claire . . . 60 E. Eighth Avenue . . . She's the GHS Pin-up Girl5 can you blame the boys for giving her a whirl? . . . Cheerleaders 45 French Club 45 Oracle 45 Red Cross Council 45 Basketball 2, 45 Gym Team 2, 4. . . . IIM PIANELL . . . lim . . . 21 Fifth Avenue . . . What pep, what style, what vim5 who're we talking about? Our boy Iim . . . Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 .... FLOYD QUINN . . . Floyd . . , 321 E. Fulton Street . . . His first name is Floyd, his last one Ouinng altogether he's bound to win . . . FRANK SZUMOWSKI . . . Frank . . . 40 Grove Street . . . We don't know too much of his ways5 that's because he just comes half days . . . Baseball 25 Bowling 2 .... RICHARD VAN DER SLUYS . . . Dick . . . 76 Hill Street . . . With every one he will always click5 who's that? Our boy, Dick . . . Bank 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Track 3, 4 .... CALVIN WHITE . . . Cal . . . 32 Chestnut Street . . . Left to right from top to bottom: Wilder, Wojeski, Wojtowecz, Wyllie, Zea, Zeid- HSI'- v Z' 9 Here's a guy who's always a pal5 he answers to the name of Cal. Visiting the New York State Freedom Train in Q4 Q 6:2111 We, the rnernbers of the class of '49 fwe hopell, being of sound mind thall and body, do hereby bequeath to those lovely occupants of the Iunior and Sophomore homerooms, the following: 1. Pat Bronk and Ioan Potenti leave the memories of those bee-u-tiful early fall and spring days when the temptation was too great to skipg so they did. 2. Ierry Muldoon Mahoney leaves Mr. Latshaw the task of waking up some other bright Iurrior boy in his first period class next year. Muldoon kept you in practice didn't lie? 3. Ed Petrak and Bob Beebe leave the poor, helpless lunior and Sophomore girls all, all alone-tch! tch! We know you'll miss them, girls. 4. Nancy Conover leaves her motto: One life-one love to Dolores Schwarz-A Carry on. 5. Bill Van Duesen leaves Mr. Latshaw'-V-in peace! It's been fun, tho', Sunshine. 6. Mary Alice will always have fond memories of Act Ill, Scene lll-they just couldn't seem to get that kiss right and we just had to keep rehearsing it! CH-m-m-m!!l 7. Val, Claire, Tootie, Red, Arden, and Ieanne leave what's left of their voices to next year's squad- especially Bev g she'll need it. 8. The Senior Play cast and committees leave fond memories of their unique party. Well, at least it smelled goody huh, boys? 9. Lenora leaves her faheml talents f?l to Doris Stead whom we see has been using them to advantage thersl already. 10. Kenny White tWhiteyl leaves the hard work he put into taking the senior ballot and other pictures for this Oracle to next year's fool-we mean-Photographer. ll. Claire Wow Leonardl leaves that Watch Out! Back end on motion walk to Henrietta You Can't Take lt With You Savarese. Have fun. 12. Those ''girls-who-qet-togethereevery-Thursday-night- and-form-clubs leave fond memories of food and fun to their up and coming sisters, be good! 13. Kenny Oare leaves his ad-lib ability in speech class to next year's students. It came in pretty handy, didn't it, Ken? 14. Kay Batty, our Miss Mademoiselle, leaves her VUBLI - QS' 3 C4 r Witt .QQ .7 miniature height and towering abilities to Marilyn Rossi. Good things come in small packages. 15. Round Ron Hawley leaves his love for Schlitz to son freref' lack. 16. Ralph LaPorta leaves his super-srnooth dancing and the bunions that go with it to any boy with thick soles and strong feet, Have fun! 17. Val Bown leaves her string of beaux and the fun she's had getting them to Betty loan Morrissey. Don't choke on them! 18. Walt McLachlan leaves his noteso-innocent-as-it looks grin to anyone who can use it. 19. We leave memories of our surprising football season to next year's suad and . . . remember . . . Beat Iohnstownf' 20. lanet Mann leaves her friendly manner and way to Carolyn Faciolla. 21. Marie Arnold leaves her knowledge of clothes and the way to wear them to the Iunior girls. Look sharp and you profit well- -. 22. Sandy Warner, the Steward, leaves the muscles he developed pushing those trunks around on stage: we'll never forget you . . . son! 23. To Miss Connors, the cast leaves a big box of pretzels and an apple for rehearsals. Have fun. 24, Pat DeRizzo leaves the school in one piece! Will wonders never cease?? 25. Mary Maxson and Claire Couture leave the G-ville-I'Town relations in very good condition. Nice work, Qirls. 26. Iohn Rekemeyer and Beverly Weaver leave the torch they have held so steadily to Eleanor Berhaupt and Jimmy Cook. Hold it high. 27. Kiki Cerasia leaves his book, H1000 Apologies for Teachers, to every lower classrnan. You'll need it in the days to come. And so, we leave the school- -the study hall and the library, the halls and the lockers, the fun and the tests, the teachers and the friends. We leave our names carved on the walls and the desks and in the heart of G.H.S. We've gained some knowledge, some friends. We've grown up here together. We won't forget you- GLOVERSVILLE HIGH! THE CLASS OF '49. H PID: 6 Guard rival H9913 T- Gorthey Gm: fouple 'I e up Girl 5- BOY Mos! Pop!-IIC! BUY G G , esi f of.. ' 1 7 A --5 F 1-Afiaflnaoiz A .r .D f kt Q '? X il' r . . Q. 'ul' X ' 1 1 Y , x ,rr ff' l 1- N orelli M . A x ' 6 Batty Us W QUBS5 6 Clar Y-...N 'D T- A P3985 T 8011 Iane 6 Ioe Collegiate Arnold 61 Schutz Best Athletes Guarnieri G Pianelli Most Intelligent Christodulu 6 Chu GHS Artists Frederick: 6. Geisler .E AQ Cutest Gal 6 Guy Hanifin 6- Hanna Nicest Personality Batty G Ambrosino Shortest Girl 6 Boy Brayton 6 Stewart lane 6 Ioe Gossip - Mos Dldet 6 Lomanl0 lane 5 Ioe C1 Brown 5 Domzvn o Best Actors Warner 6 Grinnell Stated for Success Christodulu 6 Chu Scatterbrains Conover 6 Loveday Sax Haters Sleezer 6 Anderson Donna Smith 6. Snyder Best Future Marriage Tallest Girl 6. Boy Weaver 6 Helcemeyer T. Iohnson 6 A. Smith wolf k 6 Conway 'Q- Blqqest G- S If H, Best DGBCBTS l Con lggles Bow!! 5 Co e Mo Coureu over G Palmer ,,- Grin!! All-Around Person Schwarz 6 Babcock Most Dependable Christof! 6 Warner Most Persuasive Ruggerio G Petralr Quietest Iohnston 6 Davis Wittlest Bown G Zeldner ed Besi Ning Babcock e Cutest Couple DCVIS 5 Oare Prettiest Hair Schwartz 6 I.aPorta Most Bashful McMillan 6 Snyder Best Mannered Iohnson 6 Tagliatalia Best Inter-city Relation! Geisler 6 Gardiner Most P99 Buqqetio 6 Ambgosino Bookworm! Schwartz 6. Veghte Most Photogenic Malone 6 McLachlan Biggest Tease Leonardi 6 Benton Biggest Blull Nestle 6 Iacobson Hottest Temper Ienkins 6 Gardiner st Muiicql 'S Ros, Klww Pfwpfvwf Attention, all persons interested in the whereabouts of the class of '49. This is Stretch Anderson bringing you what may be twe hope? the last broadcast from the good ship 49, in the year 1959. For two days the 49 has been lashed by the huge waves: despite all the efforts of Teaser Benton and his assistant, Frying Bacon, the engines died out last night. The medical staff, headed by Dr. Sawbones Petrak and the ship's nurses, Pat Nestle, Arden Wicksell, Doris Smith, Iackie Cooker, and Marie Fabian, have been on their toes treating the injured passengers. Flash! There's trouble in the ship's beauty salon headed by Marjorie jenkins. Bashful Al Smith is there now trying to calm the famous Paris designers, Diane Iohnston and Marie Arnold. lust a moment, folks! A Coast Guard cut- ter is making its way toward us through the surging waves. The men are sending a line over now fit must be Beebe's linel. The first over on our deck is lron law Babcock. Our captain, Eyebrow Norelli, just called all hands to abandon ship. The last men to leave the ship are diving from the decks, fol- lowing the brave example of Lois Behlen, Olympic swimming champion. A big celebration is being planned for the cutter and its crew. The show will be di- rected by Ruth Christoff. One of the features of the program will be the singing of Car- men Clark. Bill Gurowitz and Leroy Zeid- ner, second-class seamen, will sing their famous song, Don't Pour the Lighter Fluid in the Cup or the Place WILL Go Up.in Smoke. The last act will feature Hash-Mark Lampe and Blushing Brown doing their fa- mous act, The Shades of Night Are Falling, But We Got a Good Look Anyhow or Laugh, You Fools. As we inspect the cutter, we walk into the Officers' Lounge and see Ron Hawley and Ken White still reading Classic Comics. On deck we meet Punchy Warner who is recovering from a recent defeat at the hands of Sugar Iim Clay, World's Bantamweight Champion. As we go over to console him, he utters his famous words, lf you hit me too hard, I'll quit fighting. As we sit on deck, we see two noted world travelers, Eleanor Ruggiero and Mary Alice Grinnell. We learn that they are going to France to visit the famous fashion artists, Claire Leonardi and Shirley Fredericks. Oh, look who has just arrived, our two devoted sweater twins, Barbara and Armand Pitkin, followed by the famous violin virtuoso, Pat Sleezer, and her traveling companion, Alice Gorthey. Now that We are approaching land, and everyone is safe and sound, we must take leave of you. The class of '49 will always pull through and keep together as they did the aforetold story. . . . to the gym. As he enters the locker room. he collides with the fellows who were supposed to be out of the shower room five minutes before. Opening his locker after much difficulty with the lock, he finds his gym equipment sadly depleted since his last visit. Surmounting all obstacles, he man- ages to emerge first cmd shoot many baskets before the gym period starts. In his mind are the thoughts of ......... Front Row: Orloft, Shobolm. I.oFever. DeI.aurie, Rumrill. Second Row: Kobuskie, Smith. Fremont, Sturm, Receso. z6'a.4lmt6all The 1948-49 G.H.S. basketball team, after a slow start found themselves and finished with twelve victories and six losses. ln one of the most thrilling games of the season, the Maroon and White defeated Little Falls, 38-37. G.H.S. led at the end of the third quarter, 29-28, but Little Falls netted a quick two-pointer to take the lead soon after the fourth period opened. G.H.S. then pulled in front, 38-34, as lim Pianelli made three bas- kets, and Gardinier, who finished the even- ing with l6 points, made one. The visitors then came back with a basket and a foul shot to trail, 38-37, but they lost their chance by missing two foul shots in the waning seconds of play. On the night of Ianuary 21, the G.H.S. courtsters traveled to Iohnstown and returned home with a 52-26 victory over Coach Sied- lecki's winless team. It was a big night for many of the G.H.S. players, who were also on the football team which suffered an upset loss to I.H.S. last fall. Gardinier led the G.H.S. attack with l5 points. Pozefsky, playing only the first half, was second with McCarthy. Third Row: Knapp. Coach Weaver, Wager lMqr.l. OBrien, Coach Ritchko. seven. The fine work of Captain Lomanto and Satterlee under the boards was a big factor in the G.H.S. victory. Coach Alofs pulled out his first stringers early in the fourth period, and everyone on the team saw action. The team's scoring was led by Bob Gar- dinier and Paul Pozefsky. With Captain Angelo Lomanto, Gene Satterlee and lack Sanford setting up the plays, this combina- tion represented a well-balanced unit which turned in many fine performances. Iust prior to the final game of the season against Mechanicville, G.H.S. was saddened by the death of its Coach, lack Alofs. He was a great coach, admired by teachers and students alike. As a final tribute to the memory of their coach, G.H.S. went all out to beat Mechamicville in its final game. The Iunior Varsity, coached by Art Ritchko, finished the season with ten victories and eight defeats. They were paced by two southpaw forwards, Don Shoblom and Laur- ence DeLaurie, who were ably assisted by Dick LeFever, Iohn Orloff, and Ioe Kobuskie. G.H.S G.H.S G.l-l.S G.H.S G.H,S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S. Broadalbin Mayfield Amsterdam Little Falls Mechanicville Mayfield Draper lohnstown Broadalbin THE RECORD 27 G.H.S. 36 45 G.H.S. 49 39 G.H.S. 37 37 G.H.S. 42 36 G.H.S. 63 23 G.H.H. 50 28 G.H.S. 26 26 G.H.S. 37 32 G.H.S. 50 at at at at at Saratoga Scotia Draper Amsterdam Iolmstown Little Falls Scotia Saratoga Mechanicville 1' NW' A I 4' lo r mv' C, a 0 N .bf xv' Palau jnnfball Coach Art Ritchko made his first season as G.H.S. football coach a winning one as the 1948 team won four games and lost three. Coach made a successful home debut in the second game of the season as G.H.S. defeated Norwich 25-13. In a tight game G.H.S. lost to Nott Terrace 6-0 although Gloversville dominated the play for most of the game. Iohnstown High School registered one of the biggest upsets of the season when they defeated G.H.S. 9-6 at Knox Field. I.H.S. scored the first time they had the ball on an 82-yard drive and was handed two more points on a third period safety. The final score of the game came when Brown made Gloversville's only touchdown on a five-yard end run in the final period. In the final game of the season G.H.S. played its best ball of the season, defeating Hudson Falls 39-6. Coach Ritchko used the entire squad as G.H.S. scored in every period. ww '- 'Z - M . ---svn,-I : 1 ' .,. , K.. 54, ,qv , ' r, '.. R-,wkf . ff'- ' ' f . X ,N A UCQIIQ 1, Glovorhu om the oponlnq gum le mot its fin' defeats at Uttlq pau. Q' which P' 1t,i,, :Mu N1V.r.,.,4 kk-my W . in .Q Rxxgiggjns A Skim LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: McLachlan, Snyder. Hawley. Petralz, Conway, Cole, Pianelli, Babcock, Avery, Girard, Benton, Iudge, Corniclc, Cerasia, Carson. SEC- OND ROW: Ford. Burd. Hauer, Vall, Cristiano, Meehan. Yurkovic, Baker, Brown, Rumrill. T. Sanford. Ramedell. DiMaqistris, Burton. THIRD ROW: Studders, P. Nl- cosia, Blumenberg, Meyer, Loveday, H. Stewart, D. Stewart, Fremont, Thoher, Griffith, I. Hawley, Perrone Mosher. FOURTH ROW: Higby. Tartaqlia. Brown Hudqe, McCarthy. Smrtic, Meher, I. Sanford. Satterlee. Naish. P. Nicosia. Haebrook. FIFTH ROW: Coach Ritchko, Coach Lucas, Manager Schelmbauer, Burke, Glqnac, Hallenbeclr, Way. Hall, Rlsedorpb, Clark, Wal- lace, Mahoney, O'Brlen. RECORD G.H.S. 14 Crt Little Falls 6 G.H.S. 25 Norwich 6 G.H.S. 13 Amsterdam 7 G.H.S. O Nott Terrace 6 G.H.S. 13 Ilion 7 G.H.S. 6 at Iohnstown 9 G.H.S. 39 Hudson Fells 5 Explaining play: to the student body before the fatal Gloversvllle-Johnstown game. 1 1 TRACK RECORD Triangular tKnox Fieldl Gloversvxlle .,......,...... 52-lst Iohnstown ....,..... ,.., 4 6-2nd Triangular fKnox Field? Gloversville .,........... 42V2-lst lohnstown .....,.. ..,. 3 5 -2nd Dual tDarling Fieldl Gloversville ............... 63-lst Amsterdam ....4....,.,... 41-2nd Invitational lDarling Field! Gloversville ............... 32-lst Amsterdam ,..,......,.... 30-2nd Invitational tSaratogal Saratoga .........,. ...,. 3 l-lst Gloversville ,........ ..... 2 4-3rd Sectional tlinox Fieldl Glens Falls ......... .... 5 1-l st Gloversville . . . . . . . .24 -3rd 'tgmmm FRONT ROW Perrone VanTaseel Barmqer I LaPorta Anhlxo R Flynn R Van der Sluyl SECOND ROW DePalquale Mulllqan Loveday Taqllalatela Davm Zeldner Ramsdell Smith THIRD ROW Stewart Hurd R LaPorta Beebe Van Der Sluys Kendall Rauer FOURTH ROW Myer Rowley I Flynn Rersedorf Sandford Kelly FIFTH ROW Shell Mr Smon Muddle Schenner horn Although handicapped by rain, Coach Miller fielded another good baseball team in 1948, winning ll, and losing 4. His I.V. team was nearly as strong. Some of the features of the season were the wins over lohnstown and Amsterdam and the development of two professional prospects, Len Garwatowski and Loren Stewart. In the first game against Iohnstown, the G.H.S. team won 8-l. Loren Stewart the winning pitcher, struck out lO lohnstown bat ters. Pianelli and Garwatowski led the The track team coached by lames Sinon won one dual meet two triangular meets and one guadrangular meet This was the Gloversville Invitation Meet which was re vived for the first time since the war G H S also placed third in the Sectionals Star of the team was Captain Ioe LaPorta who was undefeated in his events the lOO yard and 220 yard dashes Rudy Taglialatela a Junior and Dick Bauer a sophomore the mile twins who regularly finished up first and second in that event were also out standing members of the squad G.l-LS. batting attack with three hits apiece FRONT ROW: McLachlan, Gottinq, Cornick. Garwatoaki, Iudge, Stewart Wandel, Ruslow. Pianelli. SECOND ROW: Brown. Batty, Zea, Hio, Girard Cole, DeMaqistris. Benton. THIRD ROW: Vail. Strathaus, DeRizzo, Bacon Petrak, Lanzara, Christiane, Satterlee, Giardino. FOURTH ROW: Carson Sena, Ober'q, Shaffer, Sandford, Miller, Hitchcock, Holly, Meehan. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Miller, Giqnac, Iacobson, Baker. 46'arm6all BASEBALL Fonda .... Northville . . . Broadalbin . , Fonda .... Mayfield .... Fort Plain . . Northville . . , St. Mary's .... Iohnstown . , Wells ......, Mayfield ,.,,.. Amsterdam ..,. St. Mary's . . . Fort Plain . .. Johnstown . . . RECORD GHS OPP 0 18 ...l6 2 ...l8 2 ,..32 2 6 2 ...ll 3 6 9 3 4 , 8 l ...l7 6 5 7 3 0 . 1 6 7 0 ...24 O Vw I x 1 4, ' 1 FIRST ROW: Sanqes, Ieffers, Luibrand, Warner. SECOND ROW: Seld. Schenk, Mr. Check, White, Mattice. Largely through the efforts of Captain Larry Vtfhite and the cooperation of Coach loe Check, golf was resumed as a sport at G.H.S. in the spring of 1948. The team won five matches and lost one. The outstanding member of the team was Lawrence Sanges, who, finishing the season undefeated, proved himself to be one of the finest young golfers in this area. Although handicapped by poor weather, the team had a very successful season and set a high standard for future teams to shoot at. 630141 ' RECORD F. Gargulio ............. 178.1 .Mele .. ,....,....... 172.13 L. Knapp .... 171.4 B. Burton .... 168.0 R. Handy .... 166.3 B. Glover .... 158.18 B. Girard .... 157.21 F. DiGiacomo .. 155.6 T. Sena .,,,, 154,10 R. I.aPorta .. 154.6 . Maida ...... 153.17 M. DiGiacomo . 148.3 GOLF SCHEDULE Scanadaqa Golf Course Nott Terrace ....,,..... The highlight of the bowling year came on Friday, March 11, 1949, as the Gloversville High School bowlers captured the Section Two---New York Public High School Bowling Association title. The Maroon and White A team bowled a threegame total of 2,468 and was presented an attractive trophy for its scores. The lead-off man for the champs was Leon Knapp who bowled a three-game total of 549 to cop second high triple score. On the whole the bowling season at G.H.S. was a big success. May 19 f Gloversville .,....,......,... 612 Northville . . , ,...,..,....... 2Vz Schenectady Municipal Course May 24 Gloversville .,.... 1 ...... . . BV2 Mont Pleasant .............. SV: Ballston Spa Course May 27 Gloversville . . . . . , 10 Ballston Spa .... ..... Z Kingsboro Golf Course Iune 1 Gloversville .,.. . . 10 V2 Northville . . . . . . lVz Kingsboro Golf Course Iune 2 Gloversville ..,,............. 12 Ballston Spa ................ U Schenectady Municipal Course Iune 4 Glove-rsville .,,......,....... 5 10 SITTING: Knapp, LaPorta. Mele. Gargulio. Handy. STANDING: DlGiacomo. Burton, Mcida, Coach Miller, Girard. Glover. DiGacomo. -psy X f. fy -3, Q E? ' 5' Mi rw. QF XV' f .- -- . - ' is iv xv A W. at Q Q Q -S vi xv 5 EEE wx . pg N Q F? Wgw sg Q' he .B 3 11:3 3 54 6 .! fn -1.1: A 1 Q J 1 5491 vi 5 ? l'323l Wqgkgigggsgag , is as . 2 Gif. ?. .xg ,, 5? 5 V, ' 5- Q ir 5 if 5 gk il 551531 f .- I' A , ,. 'x K -5 5 we., TQ Q S 'E W 'mv kwii 4 Q 3? Maroon and White. Following volleyball, the girls engaged in the ever popular sport ot basketball. Two Honor teams were selected to represent G.H.S. at the annual Sports Day, which this year was held in the Amsterdam High School gym. Five cities were represented, and G.H.S. finished with the highest honors, win- ning four games and tying one. G.H.S. held its annual bowling tournament with the following schools participating: Iohnstown, Amsterdam, Mayfield, Saratoga, Fort Plain, and Little Falls. The high single awards that day went to Cassedy of '48 and Lenora Clark with l8l and 173. The Sports Council, headed by Miss Mar- garet Holly, consisted of: Manager, Made- lene Guarnieri, Assistant Manager, Betty I. Morrissey, Representatives of seniors, Anna Christodulu, Georgiana Ralstonp Representa- tives of juniors, Barbara Brown, Ann Been: Representatives of sophomores, Dorothy Dortman, Vivian Sprung. Alltyne, Abbott, Blow. Heacoclr. Boyer, Lewis. C. Iohn- lon, Chrlstodulu, Porrlno. D. Smith. Barclay. Northup. Kunklo. Coach Holly. Coach Hall. Schadow. ns. ,. - if , GIRLS' GYM TEAM. Front Row: Ralston. Paclolla. Mlu Holly. Bova, Boon. Second Row: E. Pollard, Clay. Tyler. Aqor, I. Pollard. Third Row: Gavrlll, Stottolano. Guamtorl. GIRLS' SOCCER. Front Row: Paciolla, Guarnieri. Chrlstodulu, Min Holly, Nicholas, Valsic. Northup. Second Row: G. Pollard. McCarthy. Cascalle. Cooker, Byron. Berhaupt. E. Pollard. Third How: Terrell. Garlock. Ford. Conover, Smith. Ctrlllo. Fourth Row: Dopp. Sprung, Hemslreet. dlx mm 'st fl' -5 GIRLS' BADMINTON. Front Row: Batty, Wicluell, Min Holly, Stoftolano, Guamieri. Socond Row: Davis. Ralston. Clay. Couture. Tartaglia. Nicholas, I. Pollard. Third Row: Cascallo. E. Pollard. Tyler, Van Derhyden. Aqer, Simon. Fourth Row: Paciolla. Been, Barclay. A. Iohnson, Porrino, E. Smith, Henutroot. 39 Q Lx 0, ir rg X I 'kv FRONT ROW Gavrill Morrissey Brown Ruqqlero Bown Batty SECOND ROW Robbins Shields Been The Fall season IS football season and the football season is always a colorful season Adding much to the color and spirit of this time of the year were our cheerleaders I their bright uniforms of maroon and white they led the crowd in spirited cheers and songs that are all a part of high school toot ball The varsity squad this year was com posed ot Kathryn Batty, co-captain Valerie Bown, Barbara Brown, Beverly Gavrill, Betty Ioan Morrissey, and Captain Eleanor Rug- giero. The Iunior Varsity members were Ann Been, Dayle Garlock, Ieanne Simon, Arden Wicksell, Peggy Shields, and Claire Leon- ardi. The squads proved to be quite ambitious this year. ln the tall, they made up many new cheers, printed and sold handbooks of our songs and cheers, and sponsored a very successful hop. They also prepared amusing Simon Leonard! Wxclnell Garloclr Roux skits and spirited pep rallys During the winter basketball season they introduced a few more new yells and held another very successful hop They also worked hard to obtain buses to take the fans to the distant games The teams won most of their games this year but it was noticed by many that whether the score was good or bad, the girls were cheering wholeheartedly. It was this spirit and their well-known pep which made this year's cheerleading squad one ot our best. They didn't accomplish all this alone. Mrs. Taylor, their able advisor, was the guid- ing hand without whom the girls would not have been able to do so much. Members of the squad who are graduating this year are leanne Simon, Arden Wicksell, Claire Leonardi, Kathryn Batty, Valerie Bown, and Eleanor Ruggiero. iv. elf v 1111-111 Jwps- ' 7' S 1 Y ,J ' Y Hx . -.....q..,..v..- skipping out of his next period to indulge in his iavonte activity of lounging on the school lawn Shooting the breeze wlth one oi his buddies they cover the 48 49 actwitles of football basketball Student Council cmd the senior play along with the yearbook and cheerleading The typical student usually goes out for three activities- basketball, football and track, but, if he cant make the team, there is always the front lawn. laned by the ringing of the bells, his thoughtstum............ -4? '7'N-6 Avg, JN -1 - 1 I Wager One of the most popular organizations in our high school is the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Ivan Rightmeyer. The or- chestra also has the fine assistance of Mr. Theodore Stein. The group practices twice a week, and each section receives instruction li FRONT HOW: E. Pollard, Ciolil. Kreltlow, Mulone, I. Pollard. SECOND ROW , Lewis, Cavallo, Savarele, Kennedy. in special classes. The orchestra entertains audiences at the Senior Play, the Littauer and Horowitz Contest, and graduation. Our high school orchestra is composed of ap- proximately 6O members and is a group of which the student body can be very proud. FRONT ROW: Mr. Riqhtmeyer. Zaleon, Shell. Normandin, I. Tartaqlia. Tyrrell, Blackbird. Sleezer. Lafabreque, Hough. P. Tartaglia. Rose, Maxson. Amold, Iudqe, Oherq. Dopp, Stein. DePasquale, Ricciardi, Riedel. SECOND HOW: Sandford, Lawyer, Schwartz, Moore, Scoiield. Siebach. Christodulu, Gill. Eddy, Bouchard, Austin. Abdella. Brown. Slovack. Anderson, Boqer, Burton, lacobson. Smith, Foster, Behlen, Hemstreet. Briggs. Simon. Iohnson. Schennerhorn. Christoit. FOURTH ROW: Schutt, B. Hose, Shatter, Acker Cottrell, Aqer, THIRD ROW: Bressler. Wolf. . I. Rose, Grant. 'Cf- .,.an 9-ov 1-0' wr? 119 f 'Y Q N.-4 . ' Kham KTOPD. FRONT ROW: White. Simon. Clark, Scribner, Hundertmark, Miss Myers, Hillman, Tooker. Keller. Botch, Morrissey. Paciolla. SECOND now: Fuller, Gill. Blow. Whipple. Hazard, Cox. Leibl Rose, Higier, Ardiuone, Hemenway. Rieth. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: McLeod. Grant, Iohnson. Lewis: Abdella, Iones. Smith, Schadow, Hemstreet. Rothschild, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Lanza, Sturm Robbins. Halbo lr . i D ' ' vs y Qu nn, avin, Childs. Anderson, Plana, Semione. Holloway. DxGxacomo Tartaglia. Huberti, Cristiano. Hasbrouck. Way. 1 1 CBOTTOMJ. FRONT ROW: Becker, McCoy, Petralr, Pitkin. Coplin, L. Smith. Ralston, Davis, Oare Iacavone, Green, Scarella, Richards. Bown. Richey. SECOND ROW: I. Smith, Rattee, Rusaw Rhodes. Chiariello. DeSlmone, Tartaqlia. Batty. Demarest, Foqqia. Lamb, Ostrander, Hanilin. Bray: ton, Kontoleon, Morris. DeSiqnor. Holly, Hill. Huggiero. THIRD HOW: Reese. Moore. Lewis Devenpeclr. Aqer. Arnold. Couture, Sirovica. Muddle. Gibbons. Blackbird, C. Laabs. McCarthy. FOURTH ROW: Sleezer, Tropia. Upright, Taylor, Carbonelli. Wessels, Geisler, Gorthey. Tyler. Tlederman. Eddy, Kennedy, McCaiiery, Budinscak. Meagher. Potenti, Fredriclr. Bartlett. FIFTH 1 1 HOW: Brown, Been, Craig. Rosinslry. Hill. Retth. Hawley, Nicosia. Mahoney. Iohnson. Davis. Berbertan. Ambrosino, Travis. Brown, Lampe, Coon, Persico. Ettlemeyer. Montanye. The Senior High School Choir, under the direction of Miss Ruth L. Meyers, enjoyed a musically profitable year. Three public pro- grams were given-one at Christmas time, one in April, and the last at the annual choir festival in May. At Christmas the choir, assisted by the orchestra, not only sang beau- tiful traditional carols but also gave the favorite Waring arrangement of The Night Before Christmas. Accompanists for the choir were Ieanne Simon and Marion Rose. The governing body of G.H.S., the Student Council, is composed of eighteen members. The membership includes six seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores. The presi- dents of the three classes are exofficio mem- bers of the Council and attend meetings. Mr. Bert H. Crandall and Mr. Arthur Ferguson, sponsor, attended all the meetings to give advice. The officers elected at the initial meeting are: Angelo Lomanto, presidentp Sanford Warner, vicepresidentp Carolyn Paciolla, secretary: Robert Beebe, treasurer. Council meetings are held every Tuesday at 8:00 in room 208. Each meeting began with the flag salute. The Council then dis- cussed school problems and activities, and many improvements were suggested and fauna? carried out. There were always several projects under discussion. The Council helped the school in many ways this year just as it always has. Coun- cil members were always sitting at the little table outside room 208 selling tickets for foot- ball and basketball games. They gave up their study periods to help encourage the sale of tickets. Other tasks were: checking coats at basketball games, sponsoring a suc- cessful football hop, football banquet, and a Student Council dance, backing up Mr. Dock- stader and the Safety Council, functioning with a Faculty Committee on school improve- ments. The student body has been well-pleased with the accomplishments of the 1948-49 season. FRONT ROW: White. Beebe, Wamer. Mr. Ferguson. Lomanto. Paclolla. Agar. SECOND ROW: Tcrtaqlic, Gavrill. Ckovica. Schwarz. Derby, Iacavono. Kobulkio. THIRD ROW: Norolli. Chu. Ramsdoll. Flynn, Ccuody. N-Y.2', '. 'Nw Y male t x rw CEDITORIALJ, FRONT ROW: Norelli. Texier, Mr. Check, Zeidner, Christodulu, Wamer. SECOND 5,,J,J44JL ' Editor-in-Chief .,...,................ GERALD ZEIDNER Co-Editors ...IOSEPI-I LAMPE and STANLEY BROWN Business Manager .................... DONNA SMITH Advertising Manager ....,......,. PATRICIA SLEEZER Typist Editor ............ ...,.. H ELEN SAVERN Slam Editor ...,..,,....,...,....... RUTH Cl-IRISTOFF Last Will and Testament ........ ELEANOR RUGGIERO Senior Ballot ....,......... ........ I EANNE SIMON Class Prophecy .,.... .. ..... IEANNE SCI-IWARZ Fenior Individuals ...... ......... M ARGARET AGER . ,,6-toll' S ROW: Conover, Jenkins. Clark. Smullens, Wicksell, Couture, Cascclle, Davin. THIRD ROW: Ruqqioro, Brown, Hemstroot. Arnold, Smith, Maxson, Ralston, Smith, DeSimono. FOURTH ROW: Hundertmarlz, Christoff, Iohnson, Schwarz, Spinak, Guarnieri, Agar. The l949 Oracle staff went all out this year. It was their avowed desire to present an entirely new layout, which would not only be pleasing to the eye from the outside but also from the inside. Each editor had his or her own committee that met separately and worked individually on their particular project. In the meantime, Mr. Check and the editors met every Wednes- day night in room 107 for many weeks to discuss and make plans for the Oracle. As soon as most of the plans were completed, the general meetings were cancelled: then the editors conducted their own meetings. Because of the high costs, the staff was afraid that there might not be enough money to pay for the Oracle. Through the diligent efforts of the advertising committee, the money was raised. The advisor and his group of editors started planning the 1949 Oracle in the spring of 1948 in order to be sure copies would be in the possession of the students by the closing date of school. The material was turned in by the middle of lanuary, and the processing was completed by the staff on the 15th of March. The printers were extremely active in finishing the job, and the book was ready by the designated date agreed upon between the school and the publisher. Editor-in-Chief-Gerald I.. Zeidner Business Manager-Donna Smith D n-H-eff ,En ,A ,Q i , Oracle Stoll at work 1 ov1 f'5Q!9i . - O X' ,. IBUSINESSJ, FRONT ROW: Lumpe. Savern, Smith, Simon, Woitowocz. Whllo SECOND ROW: Sleezer, Hcniiin, Byron, Cooker. Gorihoy, Tariaqllcx, Nicholas Scribner. THXHD ROW: Tyrrell, Iohnson, Rosinsky, Gurowitx. Wlcksell. Cottrell The school year, 1948-49, brought another successful year of the Husky Growl with five big issues. ln October the Husky Growl opened the year with Ieanne Schwarz as editor. The big news items included the Gloversville- Iohnstown game and the Senior play. Ruth Christoff did a good job on the December issue with Christmas as its main theme. ln February Donna Smith stressed travel, winter sports, and basketball. The March issue was edited by Adrienne Texier, with the spring season as its theme. The graduation issue was ably handled by Zelda Spinak. 5110101 The staff worked hard to give G.H.S. a wonderful school publication with Miss Mar- garet Parsons as advisor. Different editors for each issue gave experience to a number rather than a few. This system also added a personal touch of the editor to their own publication. Husky Growls have been sent all over the United States and to France, Great Britain, Holland, and Belgium. Jeanne Simon served as exchange editor. Everyone is grateful to the Husky Growl for keeping us informed on all the doings of Gloversville High School. FHONT ROW: Petralr, Bressler, D. Smith, Christoff, T. Iohnson, Miss Parsons. Simon. Guarniert, D. Smith, Wicksell. Visconti. SECOND ROW: Sleezer. Batty, M. Arnold. Scofield. Woitowecz, Cooker. Texier. Schwarz, Nicholas, Tartaglia. L. Smith. Tyrrell. B. Arnold. Grinnell, Scribner, Spinak. Frisch. THIRD ROW: Gignac. Clark. Aqer. Schadow. M. Iohnson, Christodulu. Brown. E. Smith. Kennedy, Been. Paclolla. Ruqqiero. Cottrell. FOURTH ROW: Haviland. Schelmbauer. Smullens, Abdellq, Barclay. Hundertmark, Smith. Muddle, Ford, Gorthey. Wolf. Yutz, Davis. FIFTH ROW: Brownell. Berbenian. Davin. Salm. Caruso. Grimn, Childs. Mulligan. Kendall. Miller. Tortaglia, White Schlusberq. Finn, Nichols. p4.,,,,,... V-f 1 ff.:- . . .t ff. , . tr lilx FRONT ROW: Botch, Brown. Christofl. Miss Cassidy. Been, Ruqglero, Davis. SECOND ROW: Tyrrell, Texler. E. Lambs, C. Laabn, Gcxvrill, Paciolla, Batty. Conover. Morrissey. THIRD ROW: Smullens. Smith, Simon. Garlock, Gorthey. Geisler. Ager, Bown, Scribner. .. KM The purpose of the Felicita Club, since its beginning in 1923, is to be helpful to the school and to produce better relationships between the girls. This year these ideals have been carried out under the following officers: President, Ruth Christoftg First Vice- President, Patricia Scribner: Second Vice- President, Kathryn Batty: Secretary, Ann Beenp .Treasurer, Barbara Brown: Advisor, Miss Cassidy. This year the Felicita Club has had an enrollment of about 32 girls. The club does much in the field of service for both the school and other outside organi- zations. During the year, some of the club's usual activities are as follows: Initiation of new members. Serving at banquets. Ushering at basketball games and con- tests. Other projects this year were making up several Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families, and money-making activi- ties. During the year the girls showed their patriotism by helping in the Red Cross, Home Fund, and March of Dimes drives. About every two weeks the Felicita honor charm is awarded to a girl who has done outstanding work on some project. This year the Felicita girls have sold candy, cokes, and ice cream at the basket- ball games. They have shared the proceeds with Student Council. As usual, they had their annual picnic at the lake and their final meeting to elect offi- cers and to bid farewell to the seniors. K nunalf FRONT ROW: Davis. D. Smith. Cooker. Miss Capala, Tartaqlta. Nicholas. Maxson, Normandin. THIRD ROW: Clark. Scribner. Conover. SECOND ROW: Oare. Christ- Paciolla. Hornstreet. Peck. D. Smith. Iohnson. Moore. off. Cascalle. Ralston. Wicksell. DeStmono. Smullens, Schwarz. Morrissey. Bown. Ruggiero. Couture. If anyone had gone through the second floor of the North Building any Tuesday or Wednesday noon this year, he would have found the members of the Gloversville High School Red Cross Council Working indus- triously. The officers of the Council were: President, Arden Wicksellg Secretary and Treasurer, Valerie Bowng Advisor, Miss Ruth Capala. The members of the Council worked hard to serve the school, the community, and hospitalized soldiers, and to conduct the Iunior Red Cross and Community Chest Drives. The movie operators have been very suc- cessful and very much appreciated by the classes benefiting by their Work. They are under the able supervision of Mr. Stephen S. Spurza. There are twenty-eight boys in the club this year. Assignments for the day are acquired by going to Mr. Spurza's office be- fore the opening of the daily session. The G.H.S. Library Club increased its mem- bership to twenty-two this year. The officers of the '48-'49 Club Were: President, Helen Saverny Vice-President, Bernice Kucel, Secre- tary, Ruth Bailey, and Treasurer, Susan Whitman. The bulletin boards and displays that have enlivened the second floor south corridor were prepared by library club members, who received certificates or letter awards for their Work. nrt ot the 0 cast in octi Oh. FRONT ROW: Woitowecz. Couture. Texier. M. iohnsorx. E. Smith. Morqun. Scribner. Sieezer. Simon. Hundertmork. Cottreii, Tyrreii. B. Arnoid. Cascoiie. Cooker. SECOND ROW: i-iemstreet, L. Smith. Batty. Behieri. D. Smith. Byron. Procito. Hiiimon. Gray. Conover. Cicrk. Gorthey. Hciston. Davis. Porter. DeSimorxe. A. iohrnori. TYHRD ROW: Vietri. Spirroif.. Guarriieri. Schadow. Perrine. Ambrosino. Robbins, Saniord. Rosirxpky. Rose. Ours. Goid borq. d Remember the make-up room mess an crowd. Late in November the Senior Class, under the direction of Miss Mary Evelyn Connors, presented the humorous play, Our I-Iearts Were Young and Gay. It was a difficult production, for the play necessitated change in scenery: however, the cast and the com- mittees did a wonderful iob considering the fact that the stage is so small. The committee heads were as follows: Student Director ....,. PATRICIA SCRIBNER Stage Manager ....... RICHARD SANFORD Property Manager ..,...... IEANNE SIMON Make-Up .......,.,..,,,,. ZELDA SPINAK RUTH BAILEY ROSE SCHWARTZ Program 'I MARY sLovAK MRS. D. POLETTO Wardrobe ...., NANCY HEMSTREET 691614 . CHARLES ROSINSKY Tlckels ' I' PATRICIA SLEEZER Publicity . . . ..., MARGARET CHARLTON Ushers ............. STELLA WAITOWECZ Lighting ..,........,.,.., ROBERT UNGER The cast and committees worked hard, but at the same time they had a wonderful time presenting the play. They gave two matinees: one for Estee, and the other for high school. Another fea- ture was the second night's performance. This was due to the popularity of the play: it puts another feather in the cap of all the students that took part. Last but not least the members of the senior class wish to express our thanks to Miss Con- nors for her usual fine job of directing. Unger-Admiral. Aqer-Inspector, Semione-Window -Emily Kimbrough, Beebo-Dick Winters. Zoidner- Cleaner, Visconti-Therese, Smullens-Madame Elise, Monsieur De la Croix, Warner-Steward. Smith-Wink Lamps-Otis Skinner, Holly-Mrs. Skinner, Anderson- fred Blaugh, Wicksoll-Harriet St. Iohn. Tatar-Purlor, Leo McEvoy. Ruggiero-Comolicx Otis Skinner. Grinnell Christolf-Stewardess. Ally, ' ii if 'Wg 'S-. gss w x Q? Q x . . ! - K Q H5 Q1 4 1 In JK ' ... 'fs 38,5 SW in-.,i',,,,qp f,w1:Li,3i Q, 'A 45222. A R3 g, . ' fiil 5 -5 5 .i as X 3' ,. uw ef 3' 1- sw M K .U .,,? ,'4 I 0 J , Ili iv . . . to the serious aspects of school life. Mathematics proves puzzling to our typical student: due to the capable teaching of the instructor he is assured of passing his finals with flying colors. In his typing class he finds complete enioyment in that it offers no tedious assignments at home. However, there is one mar to his happy day, for he has neglected to finish an assignment which calls for an after-school session. This disturbs hismindas .... . ....... it I' x ,- Y K 'Ubi FRED B. PAINTER Superintendent ol Schools B.S.. Spearfish Normal: MA.. Cornell BOARD OF EDUCATION. Standing: Otto R. Younqren. Harold V. Wessels. G. David Teetz. Sitting G. Alan Rothschild. Mrs. Guy Iohnson. Mrs. Nicholas Simon. Superintendent Fred B. Painter ' .J Arthur E. Sevem, President Edward G. Abdella. Mrs. Roger Haviland. Richard Fitzpatrick J 4,5 l'Q f Q Amapal BERT H CRANDALL Pnncxpal BS Illinois MA Columbxa i . f fi Q' fi ARTHUR FERGUSON Vice-Principal LB., Albany: M.A.. Columbia 3. 57 'ia ' P' Inf' IEROME ALTMAN IANET M ANTHONY ALICE BEVAN English Hlstory Ar A B M.A A B Albany B S Columbia New York University LAURENCE C BOYLAN ADA H BUSSE RUTH CAPALA Guxdance Mathematics Hrstory AB Allegheny AB Albany AB Albany M A Comell a, 7 'Ll-Lvl ll 4.4!-.n.fs.J4.. -mia if 3 N MARY EVELYN CONNORS RUTH L CRAIG Speech and Dramatxcs Scrence B S Ithaca A B Syracuse M S Syracuse B S Albany 136+ CARMELO DIGIOIA Commerclal B S C M S Albany ww 2326 arts! IAMES H BIGSBEE Scrence BPE Sprmgireld New York Umversxty CAROLINE L CASSIDY French AB Trmlty MA Albany Jawlflf IOSEPH I CHECK Hxstory AB Hartwick BS MA Columbra poi Mx.-df DONALD DOCKSTADER CATHERINE M DRURY Industnal Arts Commercxal BS Oswego BS Albany WINIFRED C FLEIG LELAND S GRAVES STEPHAN HARRISON MARGARET E HOLLY Commercral Musxc BS Albany Troy Conservatory I ,f lndustnal Arts BS Buffalo lm Physxcal Educatxon Cortland G3 f-'ve W5 PQ ROBERT HRABA Industnal Arts BS Oswego 73 ...B A A A 175 .. A R C lf f vii f A - gl at A .wa , 4 0 o o A-4 ,,. .4 4? ' y : 1 1 l. Q 1 . .. ., . .. . ., . . HMA . I -2- ry- ' I A S I'-'S 'B 'R ga Q 'f' 5 A 1 , a f A X A .. A A' ' it Q A im 1, A . I IC A A R A, X X J, . ' R Rei ' - A 'B ' if - .--' .5 11 . ., . ., MAI . ., iz , Lie 75' J g I A 5 1 V .J kve. tsl ? A. S1 C g G. -f ' .-Mg-Jr .4 . F I. X my ESTHER M. IONES English A.B., Mount Holyoke M.A., Middlebury RUTH L. MEYERS Music Mus.B., Ithaca College M.A., Cornell N, . gf? A - lb .pl X , Im. BETSEY A. ROBISON Commercial B.S.C.. Albany 45, TILLIE M THOMPSON Librarian A B Keuka B I. S Syracuse M A Clark IOHN LATSHAW RICHARD A. LUCAS English A.B.. Oberlin M.A., Columbia Science A.B.. Middlebury M.A., Syracuse 'VS 'ti Clerk A.B., Wellesley MARGARET K. PARSONS DOMENICA M. POLETTO IVAN B. RIGHTMYER LAWRENCE A. MILLER Physical Education B.P.E.. Springfield RUTH ROBERT S English Office Clerk Music Entllislll A, B., Oberlin BM., P.s.M.. Syracuse Mffifgfggzse - i H A -. l i' 4 T fix ' ' , 'Q 'ls ' .. 14-9 , P ? . A .1 l' I ANN A. SHANKLAND STEPHAN S. SPURZA EVELYN E. STEMPFLE BETTE B. TAYLOR Office Clerk 'TSP' Industrial Arts B.S.. Oswego NELLIE TYRRELI. MILDRED U. VICKERY Home Economics Science B.S., Albany A.B., Cornell A. Latin Mathematics A.B.. Barnard B.S.. M.A., Columbia University of Pennsylvania X 'J A LV -if IOHN P. WALSH Industrial Arts B.S., Buffalo M.S., Cornell Q9 x '- Q s EDNA WELSH Spanish A.B., Smith M.A., Columbia , fr A 1 '06 X fo .L ' 1 x H I Abdella Sz Sons True Worth IS In domq not Seemmq In domq ecrch day that goes by Some httle qood Iot ID drecrmmq For whatever men Scxy In therr blmdness And In Splte ot the fcmcres of youth There I nothmq so kmqly as kmdness And nothmq So royal as truth COMPLIMENTS H I ABDELLA 6: SONS MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 49 North Main Street Gloversville. N. Y 6l 0 0 f HOt qrecrt thmqs thldo hy end by, I I I Sk OF AUTO STORE Natronal Store FOODSTUFFS Acme Markets Kmqsboro Food Marke Standhart s Prov1s1on Market N Y Packlnq Co IEWELERS Castrqhone s Dence s Iewelry Store MACHINE SHOP Curtm G Hebert PHARMACY I I Del Negro Ostrander s Pharmacy Ace Drug Co ROOFERS Rrteway Roohnq Co nc CLEANERS Band Box Cleaners ICE CREAM 6. CANDY G1oversv111e Candy K1tchen Mrs WIQQIHS Candy Store N1cho1son s Candy Shop Vrscosms SURE YOUR STORE SHOE REPAIR Iohn De Santrs Shoe Repalr ELECTRICAL APPLI AN CES B E Shell P E Conover INSURANCE Muddle G Muddle Hathaway Insurance Agency LADIES APPAREL OPTOMETRIST lay W Alter RESTAURANT Pedrrck s STATIONERY Cowles Brown Inc COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 62 . t ' I A. Kingsbury and Son B E Giqnac's I OF . ' ' ., I . ' , - , . I-louck's Pharmacy Extends Conqratulations to the KOHN BROS. Class of '49 G.l-l.S.--and wishes success to every graduate FAMOUS SHOES FROM FAMOUS MAKERS Earll B. Port, William Spelman, Props. . ll West Fulton Stroot Glovorsville, N. Y. 29 North Mmn street Phone: 2247 We mum RICHARD C. FOR PREFERRED CAB SERVICE INSURANCE VICTQRY CAB 10 Chuxch Su-set Three Phones: G1.ovsnsvu.Lr: Ni-:w Yonx 21104 94560 28284 A. D. NQRTQN CQ. Compliments and Best Wishes IEW E1-ERS FLOWERS BY O'BRIEN 20 S0051 Main Sffeef ss E. ru1.roN srnzrr PHONE: 4989 Comphments coMPL1MENTs A FRIEND GEN S I-'ASI-IIONETTE Complxments of The NEW Senators BA-TTY RSSTGIUCIIIT Located dl INSURANCE AGENCY 8 Church St-f99t FWBECKER Compliments of The Camera Man 26 BLEECKER STREET GLOVERSVILLE N W I TREVETT CO INC SUPGHOY OHGIHY 227 North Mcnn Street Developing Printing Enlarqinq Automotrve Parts ancl Supplies Compliments of GLOVERSVILLE AUTO PARTS INC THE BEMANS 201 North Main Street Phono 3905 M Fred Bob cmd Iune Gloversvrlle New York FALIVENO S ICE CREAM STORE DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER CO 220 North Mcun Street 125 E Fulton Street Glovonvillv N Phone 51381 We DOWN! 63 gf OF I . Y. I 0 Ol O ' ' SEALTEST ICE CREAM - , , .Y PAWLING FOOD MARKET Cholce Meals Frozen Foods Grocerres and Produce 34 EAST 8TH AVENUE PHONE 4327 Delivery Servrce Comphments of HOBBS AND ZIEFLER PHARMACY 95 E. Fulton Street PLAY IT PAYS! GLOVERSVILLE SPORT SHOP 15 East Fulton Street GLOVERSVILLE NEW Yonx MORRELL VROOMAN ENGINEERS Consultmg CIvl Eng neers Gloversvzlle N Y LEN S GROCERY OI' QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS AND PRODUCE EAST EIGHTH AVENUE Phone 4088 M FAMILY CUT RATE MARKET TI-IE HOUSE or FABRICATION Oven Prepared Meals Sold at Wholesale Prrces FO YOU 40 W FULTON STREET PHONE 3466 COHEN SIMONSON 6 CO Members N Y Stock Exchange 4 E. FULTON STREET GLOVERSVILLE Phone 50721 Wallerl ZeIdner Mgr Complxmenls of STILWELL S GROCERY CHOICE FOODS OF ALL KINDS OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL BUICK SALES AND SERVICE FARHART S GARAGE INC 19 25 Washmqton Street Gloversvzlle We Never Close 24 Hour Servlce Phones 4034 4035 Every SGIVICG Needed For Your Car Complrments of KRAUSE NEWS 81 East Fulton Street GLOVERSVILLE NEW YORK Comphrnents of E I WILKINS COMPANY OVER FIFTY YEARS IN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 GLOVERSVILLE IACK and IILL I ' ' i I f 3 : - . I INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! - . N. Y. ' I 1 o O O 64 VENETIAN BLINDS S E I L E R S CURTAIN AND DRAPERY sHoPPE Gloversvllle New York BURR LUMBET CO 40 West Eighth Avenue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 49 FROM Worden Thyne Russell H Thyne Wllllctm W Thyne CONCTHAIIIIAIIC N bv CDI ALVORD 6 SMITH INC Opposite High School V' mplmi rut BILL SUYDAM 170 North Mcnn Street Phone 3636 CONGRATULATIONS TO TL E S Ot GEISLER AGENCY Inc ALI KINDS of INSURANII Glove Theatre Building Phone 2777 HUNTER GRANITE WORKS NC Al Kinds it Marble mid Grclnite Memfvrmts on D spivf C11 Our WiTIt,Ii'7'3II1.' In Business at This Location for Sixty Years PAIQIOS REL ORD IHONOC HAI HS Q -fllH'Ei I I grand!!! H mini 32 North Main Street Gloversville Q la 1'w'11T.1 I wi 163 N. Main Street Phone: 4666-M J U -1 ,NUS 'VO THPI I suv? i' sew I T I ' T , eo ' Q' if CLASS I T' 3153 of 'N 'Q I 7 ' ' 1 ' I 1 x I A f 1 ta I I Q , I L I I ix -Q 3 at S 1 l PECK'S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Opposlte Hlgh School RCA VICTOR RADIOS TELEVISION RECORDS SLIIGS nmol Serwce on All Mak W E I N E R S Rczdlo Shop 14 Bleecker Street Gloversvllle Phone 4944 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I949 T 6: I APPLIANCES 30 West Fulton Street YOUR FUTURE IS OUR FUTURE WILLARD W DANN INSURANCE INSURE TOMORROW BY BACKING THE YOUTH OF TODAY BEST WISE-IES ONCRATULA TIONS to the CILIEE o TO THE I949 GRADUATING CLASS FELDMAN S BAKERY Wcxshmqton Street G1oversv1lle Comphmente LI R O S S B A C H S C O H E N S WE SELL PCE LESS Gloversvxlle Iohnstown I 9 COIIIDIIIIIGNIS S H O E 5 T O R E MILDRED PRESTON SHOE AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR A SPECIALTY SHOP OF P012 ALL THE FAMILY DISTINCTION IU West Fulton Street Gloversvxlle N Opposlte the Hxqh School - i v u Y . . .Y . v QS . I I 'iff : C' ' ' L , ' E ' '4 . I I 38-40 Chtxrch Street 128 West lt4ain Street A A KD I 3 of C CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 1949 AND BEST WISHES EOR THE FUTURE BROOKINS SHOE STORE E A WRIGHT Successor mmm fro oLDsMoB1LE GABLOCK S GARAGE 68 74 West Fulton Street Gloversvxlle N Y Phorxe 4317 r IE SLEX I' EOR YOUR LAR COMPLIMENTS B A R R Y S YOUR FAMILY CLOTHIERS 8 West Fulton Street S WENT M V340 You IIav th Best m Erttertammemt Why not buy or s II your HOME through The CARBONELLI Real Estate Aqehcy We Have Cash Buyers HERMAN A CARBONELLI Real Estate and Insurance That Insures Assures and Secures 19 South Mam Street Phone 2266 Gloversvllle N Y L ONIGRATULATIONS TO THE CI ASS OE 49 SHIRLEY S ICECREAMBAR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 DELTA GAMMA DELTA SORORITY SINCERELY Beta Chapter PHI DELTA SORORITY 1 ' J 1 I I - 1 0 l ' ' ' now? P . f to 'N or C B I When You Set Your Dial At .. ' 'f Q e 'P 'T . . , I . . A. 45' M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19419 Gloversville Federal Savings and Loan Association 52 North Main Street Gloversville GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF T49 GORTHEY'S DRUG STORE 126 South Main Street GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK Telephone: 2606 B L O D G E T T S 1 IEANERS cmd TAN me LOTS OF SUCCESS FOR THE CLASS OP 49 N G S I M O N 37 South Mam Street ART ISTS SUPPLILS LARLSON S TAINI AND WALLPAPER 23 South Mam Street Gloversvxlle Brjsr WMHES HENRY CHRISTOFF KONTPACTOR A D EI TLDER A F PETERS OIL CO sum E125 I ONIGRATULATIONQ SINGER SEWING CENTER Enolim me for Adu and T e11Aae Su N 11 Taq-sec Now Bema Taken 18 South Mam Street Phone 2975 W L L .I I S, I ' I 'L . J I . q kN M1 W 9 J .. f . .1 11 . ' 1 S ' N , I T A 'if . QS Qfcszllgslirm-fmlf' Prom Your fmt r . ,, Q L it , , rr-MC t Q, 0 I c I MAY OUR HEARTS ALWA1 YQUNG AND CAV Best Wlshee THE IUNIOR CLASS OINGRAHJLAHONS AND REST VVISHEw TO Ik LASS CF 10 FROM THE CLASS OF 51 C ONGRATULATICNS AND THE REST QI UIC K' QUALITY DAIRY 23 Montgomery Street Phone 4890 Q JPY THE ORACLE lu or 1 131111 s und mod W1sl1 11+ r 11cce XO 11111 Crbeu VI ICSEPH I CHECK HO N S YOUR HOME S POPUI AR'TV I 1 M v fffy fi X ,j ik ee KINGSBORO LUMBER COMPANY ICB Cream Q ONGRA FULATIONS IQ THE Ll ASS OF 143151 Bob 15. B111 Gcrbeler ALL KINDS OE 1NSURANCL 82 North Mum Street Phone 4968 RESI WISHES V0 IHE L LASS OP 49 FLLICITA CLUB Y VS T .-- I 1. Q. RE ' - - 1 f- '1' 'VP l 4 - 1' , U ,, I f The Mwmk , S wi the Stnxtl 111 v111:sI1, 111 this 111119, 1 -1 'pvss 11:11 1 ks ' KY ': es lor 11111 T .11 if S3 f 1 1 11 21111 X I 1 7 In H J 1 .V RATING? 1 116111 aff 14 ' W 'NCQ ----' lx V131 1 I f - , - 1,7-7 f , -- Sz 51' Q Wx JE Ll 'A, W VK ',' jx Q, x 9 A J or K - J Alfa S C ,Y 1 N 1 1 I V H7 Congratulations to the Class of 49 N lcholas Coffee Shop AGER AND BANKER Fuel and l-Ieatina Service 17 W Fulton Street GLOVERSVILLE Pho 2912 IRON FIREMAN STOKERS AND OIL BURNERS CHRYSLER BOILERS AND EURNACE UNITS LEI-IIGI-I VALLEY ANTHRACITE HEET BEST FUEL OIL EURNAC REPAIRS AND CLEANING TIN WORK OE ALL KINDS tl'i Congratulations to the Class of 49 Pyne s Plumblng Shop 18 CHURCH STREET I-hah Grade Plumbing and I-Ieatma Treher XL Jung PLUMBING AND HEATING G'over v11le and Iohnstown New York GUR SD ciALTiEs 9 I ne: ' wk E 'Christmas Clula I titties qiven on Fuel Ol Deliveries 9 Autcmatic Sprinlcliriq System - s ' 7X h . 1 , Automatic Electric Water Systems Gas and Coal Water Heaters 70 Longratulatlons an Best Wlshes to the Class ol 1949 W S Argerslnger Sz Sons OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1949 GRADUATING CLASS E L DURKEE Sz C0 Longratulatlons an Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 TRUST COMPANY OF FULTON COUNTY Heartlest Longratulatlons to the Class ol 49 Ernest L Luff Federal Deposlt CO' Insurance Corporcmon 1 0 ' OF W , ' LVN lwrvv fWlOl1flly fwllwwvcl ylwu .ffl ' ' cggzmwrs cmd know mpmy ol ywu for vmyqonclcruslmuors. . . . ' VJ0 ssizwcfrvlv lumps ww will L'-'lllllllll mieril your QUTIOII Jew und will lw N1 ' ' llkllllcid to SOVVQ y' L my wny ww II o o A .NAL K 9 I y n O 1 o O 1 ' 9 7 1 f 1 V 1 I I 4 4. o 7 Congratulatlons to the Graduates The Class of 1949 The Fulton County Natlonal Bank and Trust Company of Gloversvllle SUCCESS '10 CLASS 014 1949 1 l ot I O M b fFd1D 'IurcxnceCor ' ww 1 1 L.. TO THE '49ers . . . A century ooo the '49ers went on o quest successful for mony . . . Qur directors, officers, ond employees extend to the closs of '49 the sincere wish thot your quest rnory be crowded with even qreoter success ond hoppiness. CITY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Gloversvllle Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporahon W 'oh YU!!! AROUND TOWN DBX! K 97 N MAIN ST or fashions that look expenslve S... COS ltt e TEEN SHOP 4:51. A IUNIOR SHOP P si ccmt t lk M c tary s MAIN F1 wecmnq BOLMAN Nylons 73 I if? .Q A-nr.:-1 I . ' .i ' f 4 l . A L-V E l i A .-. -I ,.... . AA T F I ' o I I I I I 1...-usa.-1011 ll l 0 Q 0 H o Young Fashion Floor I .,-,UA-il, -:A.1,:EE-I v . .wr 1 X-,'hQ, y ...4.. - -. n s ' a now. yse re i ' 001' WE Congratulate the CLASS UF 1949 GEORGF J DORFM AN Sz C0 if Pm SKILLS UIDANCE balanced tram mg 3Ct1V1t1eS Placement IU key pos1t1ons IU busmess profess1onal ALBANY BUSINESS GDLLEGE 7 - l 0 Q J o ,L N v D I and government offices. 126 - 134 ashing on Ave., an , .Y. Stats- Registered 4 Veteran Approved 'x,,xx...,--- SULLILSS HIL FRADUAFING CLASS irom Harold J Smlth Leather Corp Washlngton Street Gloversvllle N Y T0 V11 1 I , 1 OF 1949 Longratulatlons to Inach and Every One ot You Upon Reachlng Thls Important Mllestone May You Always Be AQ Succesoful ln All Your Iruture I+ ndeavors MARTIN 8, NAYLOR CO. 1 o 1 l O 0 n u o K L K K 1 1 N J n f T , 4. 4 xxx. , . .4 i A -j4,mL,,.,.,3 Qfx ' ,gy 1 1 . -, j 5 I , - . . f. v,:-1- f . f' ' 2 lf, f f -1 . 4. . , 1 A . . Q: -W.. .vp , , X 4.5 . I. , A, . 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