Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Intermediate Algebra students work hard preparing for their final examination in Room 104. This may be the end of mathematics for many of the students. no. V, The Health Office offers first aid to all GHS stu- dents whenever it is neces- sary. Here, Miss Farmer applies a dressing as Mrs. Warner looks on. bs Miss Connors and Miss jones are among the many guidance counselors whose job is to aid GHS students in planning their programs at GHS. NSIDE SCENES I aid 1 i ily QQ

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Mr, Male, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Ferguson, Principal of GHS, were among the many GHS fans attend- ing the winter sports events. Over seventy members of the Class of '59 racked their brains as they endeav- ored to qualify for a National Merit Scholarship. INSIDE SCENES w.u,,M Chemistry students work hard during their two lab periods a week to Complete the required experiments without an explo- sion.

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JU IOR During the afternoon of May 2, the decorating committee prepared the Boulevard School audi- torium for the big event. The throne reflects the Oriental theme, Shangri-La. The chaperones enjoyed meeting each couple as they entered the exotic surroundings of the Orient. Arthur Ferguson, principal of GHS, and William Male, superintendent of schools, looked on as the couples danced. Other chaperones were members of the Board of Education and families of the officers of the junior Class. After the crowning of the King and the Queen, couples were organized to form the grand march. Boys in white dinner jackets and girls in evening gowns portrayed a colorful picture as they marched around the auditorium.