Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Husky Growl sfr1?,3eLf 3 asain A-255' xi'ff3 P1flfE7' Editors-in-Chief ,,A,.. William Arnst, Penny Wood News Edlwf .fffffff ..,,,. L ouise Tropia Feature Editors ...... Editorial Editors L Joan Lazarus, Hinda Seroussi Esther Marshall, Ted Horwitz Sports Editor ......,., ,,,,,,,-,,,i D on Fear Exchange Editor ,i..., ,,,,,, J can Barclay Art Editor .,,..,..,,.,,.,,.. ,,,,,,, B etsy Lenz Circulation Manager ,,,. ,,,.... J ane Perrone Business Manager Typing Editor ....,, Photographer .,,. Carole Roth Sandra Roy James Brennan BILL ARNST HUSKY GROWL-First row, left to right: Ellen Barter, Marianne Gersak, Celia Combothekras, Karen Elzenheck, Betty Dean Parker, Reba Rettig, Susan Corwin, Jane Lynch, Carolyn Dicruttalo, Rosanne Ferrara, Mary Lou Walker, Sharon Potente, Donna Marcus, Jean Lynch. Second raw: Joanne Ruocco, Kathryn Thomas, Betsy Lenz, Sandra Roy, Joan Lazarus, Louise Tropia, Penny Wood, William Arnst, Miss Connors, Jane Perrone, Carole Roth, Hinda Seroussi, Jean Barclay, Ted Horwitz, Chuck Fox, Third row: Theda Shapiro, Sandra Salm, Dottie Alvord, Nancy Gifford, Wayne Barrett, Betty Vander Walde, Diane Dittmar, Margo Farhart, Dolores Ragusa, Toni Benza, Lynne Edelstein, Margaret Warner, Penny Worley, Susan Jacobsdh, Pat Kested, Michael Mills, Jo Ann Frascatore, Judie Theurer, Joyce Halperin. Fourth row: Sanna Rubin, Katie House, Donna Lee Bronk, Elaine DeSimone, Judy Draffen, Jeannine Pierce, Emily Rouadi, Linda Mazzariello, Sharon Hurlbert, Jean Shaffer, Claudia Di Benedetto, Joan Geisler, Susan Logan, Carol Scribner.

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L. ggrff' z Miss Connors anal staff i-njoy working over the first copies of the The entire staff met during the 7th period to prepare page proof lJt'1't'lllll4'I' Crowl. of the Crnwl. HUSKY GROWL Five excellent eight page issues of the Husky Crowl were pulilishefl this year, through the diligence and liaral work of the Husky Growl staff and lVliss lVlary Evelyn Connors. Articles concerning school news, music, sports, and literature ap- pearecl in each issue of the Crowl. The excellent pictures and Cartoons helpeal atlcl to the attractiveness of the paper. llesitles regular features, a new column was acltletl this year, en- titlecl GHS Student Holmliies. Regu- lar features include Super Snoopers, Letters to thc Editor, crossword puzzles, and inquiring reporter. PENNY WOOD