Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Four shipments were made during the school year. The first occurred in june: the last in Fehruary. XWith the uid of Mr. Check all deud- lines were inet without trouble. It was 21 relief to co-editors, Cindy Pellegrino and Sandra Sulin. to hand over the finul shipment to the parcel post clerk. ORACLE STAFF ORACl.E---Fifi! row, lefl I0 righl: Sue Greene, Linda hfiller. Serum! faux' Diane Dittmar, Karen Elzenheck, Sandra Salm, Donna Marcus, Margaret Wfarner, Iiluine DeSimone, Third wuz' Phyllis Stoutner, Mary Ann Gersuk, Louise XX'ilson, Penny Wforley, Carol Darling, james Brennan. Dot Baker, Jeannette Richard. Yearbook covers :ire selected by the editors. The Taylor Publishing Crim- p:1ny's 1'epi'esenti1tive udxises the editors on their choice of ir cover. It was 21 very difficult task. Wyr- fl

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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 -

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