Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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.. X i '-sm., Mr. Arthur Ferguson Advisor Marlene Mead Secretary First row, left to right, Rowley. Second row, Wood, Gray- don, Graziano. Third row: Anderson, Cassedy, Meyer. Standing, Nicholson. The work of the Student Council is exem- plified in the divisional pages of this year- book. With a picture of the Student Council in action ghosted upon each divider-page, there can easily be seen the influence and the power which this industrious and peer- less body possesses over the students. First, there is the sounding of the gavel calling the meeting to order, second, the Laurel G pin symbolizing the efforts of graduates to WHERE, OH WHERE, HAS IT GONE? fa' t John Nicholson Treasurer Eazwczl achieve farne and scholarship, third, letters standing for awards given for the effort contributed by students toward the success of that activity, fourth, the Service Pin portraying the efforts of students to bring glory to their school and themselves, fifth, minutes of the Faculty-Student Body Advi- sory Committee which indicate the strong ties between students and teachers over mutual problems, sixth, the class ring climax- ing the underclassmen's yearning to become full-fledged members of G.H.S. These sym- bols, therefore, to an extent, indicate some of the maior functions of our Student Council.

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