Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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l STEMPFLE EVELYN r'Wh6f'6'U67' the Roman conqueri, there be dwells. In her desire to impress upon us, her students, the importance of learning, Miss Stempfle leaves upon us traces of her unforgettable zeal and enthusiasm for her work. Latin is sometimes called a dead language, but Miss Stempfle's quick wit and effervescent personality have aroused her students from their lethargy and brought to life once more the glory that was ancient Rome. Her untiring efforts to help, praise, criticize, and correct, and in so doing to inspire her students with higher ideals and love of the fine arts have been greatly ap- preciated by all of us. It is because of her dedication to the task of molding young minds and of making GHS the school we love, that we, the class of 1959, proudly dedicate our Oracle to MISS EVELYN STEMPFLE

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I4 Miss Stempfle, along with Miss Connors and Miss jones, enjoys the privileges of the teachers' lounge. Miss Stempfle is always willing to stay after school in order to aid her students. DEDICA

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1 The co-editors and the business manager talk over coordination of work. The advertising cam- paign had to produce enough to help defray E expenses. Sandra Salm and Lucinda Pellegrino served as co-editors. Karen Elzenbeclc functioned as business manager. 'e-M ,. ,, THE I9 9 w ORACLESFir.r1 mug Jeff zu figfafx Mary Ann Studenic, Donna Licardo, Reba Rettig, Lucinda Pellegrino, Judy Pedrick, Carol Kobuskie. Mary Ann XY'allach. Second muy- Mary Lou Vifalker. Joyce Fisher, Mary Doonar, Jane Perrone, Nancy Gifford. Karen Kobuskie, Jeannine Pierce, Pat Degnan. Rose Finn. Many committees were established to aid the editors of the 1959 yearbook. Here, the Senior Activity Committee meets with Donna Licardo at her home to plan their work. 3 fi- -A ' l':- fi. : Yimas, , -I I I 1 -