Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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chool Administrators FRANK C. WOODWORTH Director of Guidance A.B., M.A., Albany The guidance department attempts to help each student work toward a realization of his full potential. ln addition to counseling serv- ices in personal, educational, and vocational objectives, we try to provide information to groups of students as well as individuals. The guidance department, in a sense, serves as a clearinghouse for the many kinds of informa- tion that is available to schools. Realizing the tremendous demand for trained personnel in business, industry, and public services, we are vitally interested in helping our youth find a profitable and satis- fying place in today's dynamic society. To you, the Class of l958, we of the guid- ance staff wish you every success in all you undertake after you leave our school. We sincerely hope that we have been and will continue to be of service to you. WAYNE S. PORTER Curriculum Coordinator B.S., M.Ed., University of Maine The duties of the Curriculum Coordinator are many, and the title carries many connota- tions, depending upon the community in which he is employed. In Gloversville the curriculum coordinator is responsible to the Superintend- ent of Schools and the High School Principal for the articulation of the programs of the Junior and Senior High Schools. It is also his duty to aid in the preparation of new courses of study and the improvement of in- struction in the secondary schools. In order to facilitate improvement in the school situation a curriculum coordinator visits classes, holds teachers' conferences, keeps the teachers informed about new mater- ials and educational trends, attends educa- tional conferences., recommends teaching ma- terials and techniques to teachers, and pro- motes good working relationships between the members of the staff of the Junior and Senior High Schools. I3 Q

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MRS. ANN BASILEO MRS. MARION SMITH Stenographer High School Office High School MRS. MARJORIE BRUNT Stenographer High School Office Administrative Staff Stenographer Bookroom KATHLEEN E. MERITT ROSE SCHWARTZ Senior Typist Stenographer A.B., Wellesley Industrial Arts Office Guidance Office

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ESTHER AMOS, English A.B., Albany sf- ., K 5. K wap yi .mi N R. J ' Was . gal JAMES BIGSBEE Physical Education B.P.E., Springfield lVl.A., New York University CAROLINE CASSIDY French A.B., Trinity lVl.A., Albany MRS. LAURA BAETENS Music BS., Itll3Ca ROBERT BRAUN Industrial Arts BS., Buffalo ADELE BENNETT Physical Education BS., University of New Hamp- shire HAROLD BROWN Health and Citizenship Educa- tion BS., Cortland HOMER CHASE Mathematics B.E., Keene, New Hampshire High School l . E if 'F 3 ,s V 1 5 : ,, A','i 1 5 W . A.,. A J .,,,WmMMWM JOSEPH l. CHECK Citizenship Education AB., Hartwick MS., lVI.A., Columbia 3 1 4