Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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.444 Shirley Andrews Alice Bevan Philip Bley Caroline Cassidy l'h-mimi Etlurnlign Art Department Music Department Language Department Department B.S., Columbia B.S.M. Ed., Fredonia A.B., Trinity, B.S., Cortland M.Ed., Ohio University M.A. Albany . 'Q , 152 ll AA ik .A 3 , :li 5,5 1 Joseph J, Check Mary Evelyn Connors Ruth L. Craig Citizenship Education English Department Science Department Department B.S., Ithaca A.B., M.S., Syracuse A.B., Hartwick M.S., Syracuse B.S., Albany M.S., M.A., Columbia ffzylz Selma! .lames E. Cullen Carmelo DiGioia Industrial Arts Acting Direggof gf Depafimetlf Adult Education B-S-, H-S-, Albany Commercial Department B.S.C., M.S., Albany ig wk? .C uk . Donald H. Dockstader Catherine Drury Edward P- Dugan Mrs-'Winifred C. Fleig Acting Director of Commercial Department Citizenship Education Commercial Department Vocational Department B.S., Albany DCPUVUWCVU B-S-, Albany B.S., Oswego B.S., Holy Cross I6 H.S., Cornell M.A., Colgate

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' Dear Graduates: It seems such a short time since you were timid sophomores tof course. trying hard not to appear timidl that it is difficult to realize that you are now approaching graduation from G.H.S. l am sure most of you feel they have been good years. It has been' a pleasure to observe the progress you have made during these three years and to have had a small part in helping you make this progress. Of course. many factors have contributed to your progrcss and development: the home, the church, and the community as well as the school. ARTHUR FERGUSON ,ll..4., Cflllllllllifl. QQ. Admznzsfratiou l hope you arc appreciative of the contrihution made by your teachers. Teachers have the most dif- ficult and the most important joh there is. H. C. Wells wrote, Civilization is a race between educa- tion and catastrophefl I wish to congratulate each of you upon com- pletion of your high school course and in the words of our alma mater, may her lC.fl.S.'st teachings remain in every heart. .. bmcerely Arthur Ferguson Principal ADA H. BUSSE Vice Principalg Acting Director of Guirianceg AB., MA., Albany. ff Kathlun E. Merritt Ann A. liasilco JPHD Porter JOHN N21SlI Senior Typist Stenographer Slenographer Ann Sangcs A H Wg-Ileglgy B,S., Cornell Clerks Th., Office. Staff undef the direction of principal Miss Meritt discusses a guidance prolilem with A. Ft,rglm,n Im.part.S for tht. Ulwning of the the newly appointed guidance director, 1954-55 school year. Busse. Slu- l 1 5 7 ae Q

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, . ' 'N X 6 A Ab .K L Ethel S. Ginsburg Leland S. Graves Max Haber Theodore P. Hammes English Department Music Department Cilileflsllill Eflllwlivfl Mathematics Department B.S.. Syracuse, M.A., Director Depflffmefll A-B., MA., Cornell New Yorlr University Troy Conservatory A-B-1 Bfooklyn College MA., New York University ,wo V, it QQXW 3 Q ,,, .gi hits, Bessie Hayward Stephen W, Harrison Esther M. Jones Glovemaking Department Industrial Arts English Department Department A.B., Mount Holyoke B.S., M.S., Buffalo M.A., Middlebury John Lalshaw English Department AB., Uberlin MA., Columbia 5' I. xhlfix v Betty Meagher English Department A.H., College of Saint Rose guru! y Richard A. Lucas Mathematics-Science Departments A.B., Middlebury MA., Syracuse ir 'W' kr. Y 5 J ....h ii A- ,Q Lawrence A. Miller Harry J. O'Neil Rllfh F- Rvbvrls Physical Education Citizenship Education English Depaflmenf Department Department A-B-, Elmira B.P.E., Springfield A.B., M.A., Syracuse M-A-, SYVUCUSCI7