Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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The i956 sTaff of The Oracle and The sTaff's advisor, Mr. Check, chose a very obvious Theme for Their yearbook. The facT That gloves are made in Gloversville never impressed The minds of previous Oracle STaffs. The editor, Gerry SaranTos, and The advisor, Joseph J. Check worked dili- genTly wiTh The sTaff To produce for The firsT Time, a yearbook cenTered around The glove indusTry. IncorporaTed wiThin The yearbook are phoTographs of Tanning ancl glovemaking as Well as a hisTory of The glove indusTry. Edifor-infhief GERRY SARANTOS Robert Henry, principal of Kingsboro and Oakland schools, and Frank WoodworTh, DirecTor of Guidance, examine old year- books. Business Manager The Oracle sTaTf can be proud of noT only iTs selecTion of Theme buT also iTs new addiTion To The yearbook. The sophomores and iuniors had Their picTures appear in The yearbook for The firsT Time. The freshmen were given The privilege of being The firsT To have Their names prinTed in The yearbook. OTher addiTions To The Oracle were The class hisTories and The arTisTic divisional pages. The i955 Oracle wiTh The Alma MaTer as iTs Theme won firsT place in The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion raTing. This year's sTaTf hopes ThaT Their yearbook will do as well. MARTHA BALZANO

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ORACLE STAFF-First row, left to right: Pat Stratton, Mary Louise Wood, Jackie Bowen, Gerry Sarantos, Anne Paul, Martha Balzano, Virginia Combothekras. Second row: David Longhenry, Nancy Mulhall Mariiane Huizing, Roxanna Brown, Connie Barone, Louise Gendron, Cecile Ferrara, Nayolia Quackenbush, Mr. Check. Third row: Fortune Huntzinger, Judy Rese, Marion Tauber, Shirley Thompson, Gail Queeney, Frieda Kolberg, Nancy Maneth, Carol Frank, Jo Ann Beman. 1 ORACLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ccc,ccc, .,.,ccc G ERRY SARANTOS Assistant Editors ,w,.. ,,.,,, A NNE MARIE PAUL ROGER COHEN Business Manager ce.....c,,v.,cc, MARTHA BALZANO Circulation Manager UVIRGINIA COMBOTHEKRAS Slam Editor ,,,,.,,,.,,,..........c... PATRICIA STRATTON Senior Individuals ,......,,,,.a, MARY LOUISE WOOD Senior Ballot -, ...... ..,c,,,, S UZANNE KEAVENEY Typing ......... .,......, N ANCY MULHALL Many hours of planning were put on the bigger and better Arr ------ --------------- J ACQUEL-YN BOWEN OraCle for 1956. The staff is shown trying to reach an agree- Copy mm Wm-VIRGINIA COMBOTHEKRAS ment on a layout for the faculty section.

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PRESS CLUB--First row, left to right: Mariiane Huizing, Connie Barone, Betty Arnold, Roxanna Brown, Nancy Barter, Judy Clough, Carolyn Liloerti, Miss Connors, Fortune Huntzinger, Ann Ruff, Marian Tauber, Pat Stratton, Anne Paul, Marsha Schofield, Barbara Hacko. Second row: Millie Semprevio, Kathie Ferrara, Janice Lawrence, Rose Zambri, Sandra Salino, Madeline Ford, Joan Sanges, Marlene Sweet, Karen Olssen, Patty Batz, Hinda Seroussi, Vrenda Miller, Jean Lynch, Nancy Gloning. Third row: Louis Alderman, Howard Rubin, Meril Mironer, Annette Tate, Katherin DeLiIi, Josephine Slovak, Joyce Thompson, Sue Lewis, Sue Garonzik, Nancy Gifford, Betty Parker, Jane Perrone, Donna Marker, JoAnne Ramsdal, Rox- anna Ridgeway, Ravina Scribner, Carol Schulman, Joan Lazarus, Penny Worley, Jean Barclay, Pat Yurkovic, Fourth row: Penny Wood, Carole Paciolla, Joanne Ruocco, Amy Rubin, Carole Rosse, Gail Leach, Rosa- lind Aulisi, Harriet Lefkowitz, Jackie Bowen, Joyce Hacldaway, Jane Lynch, Carole Roth, Ruth Smalley, Susan Mills, Johanna Bernstein, Janice Ecker, Betsy Lenz, Joanne Risedorph, Louise Tropia, Christine Wes- sendorf, Judy Rese, Barbara Warren. This year the editor-in-chief, Mary Louise Wood, the Husky Growl staff, and the staff's ad- visor, Miss Mary Evelyn Connors developed an excellent eight page school paper that was pub- lished five times during the year. The staff's eagerness to enlarge the paper with new features resulted in such additions as the Growl-o-gram, favorite G.H.S. recipes, a fashion column, and class spotlights. The subscribers re- ceived the above additions and other enlarged sections: the music column, sports' page, and Estee Echoes, with enthusiasm. The editorial page with its apropos topics for every season was in- teresting and enlightening. The editorial page included an artistic cartoon, a guest editorial, and a new column, The Griping Growlers. Another new feature in the last issue of the Growl was the Last Will and Testament of the Class of i956. The Husky Growl was sold on a yearly basis in order to lessen the work of the staff and re- duce the cost of printing. Since the cost has been increasing in recent years, the Press Club has Business Manager BETTY ARNOLD