Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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Gloversvile: It's YOUR City! Without its people. Gloversville is nothing but a piece ot land covered with empty buildings. It is you who make Gloversville a city, a community, a business area, and a place in which to live. Gloversville is made up of many different types of people, all contributing in their own special way to make this city a successful and prosper- ous place in which to spend our lives. Gloversville is often cirticized by its citizens, but who is actually responsible for the success of our community? It is YOU, the people who make up this community. It is you who make Gloversville what it is. Our community is a blend of hard working indi- viduals and dedicated organizations. The future of Gloversville is in your hands. It is YOUR city - make it the best you possibly can. Above G.H.S. Principal DeWeese enjoys the Streets Arts Festi- val. Below left Leona Foss and Clara Ferguson examine gloves at Perrella Gloves. Inc Below: Our city view from the Library. 10

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Do You Know? Do you know where you're going to? The question of this song was asked of over one hundred formally dressed cou- ples on the night of June 6. as the 1981 Junior Prom got underway with the Theme from Mahoghany This evening brought Juniors and Seniors to the White Hol- land House, decorated with rainbow colors and bright flow- ers Here, the Krow Brothers provided a variety of music for an evening of dancing and lively conversation, making memo- ries that would be cherished for years to come Many committees devoted much time and energy in order to make the prom a success Marcia Tierney headed the committee in charge of choosing a theme, while Theresa Rumrill took charge of selling tickets. Beth Schwed secured the bond, and Pam Satterlee was the chairman of the deco- rations committee Mr Kurzweil. the ‘82 class advisor, took care of the arrange- ments for choosing the Prom Court for 1981 Maura Dowd and Don Santella. Theresa Rumrill and Paul Schlegal. Pam Satter- lee and Anthony Cerasia, and Beth Schwed and Larry Boles were announced as the Prom Court, and Mark Smrtic and Marcia Tierney were crowned King and Queen When the evening ended, although the students attending may not have known where they were going to. they cer- tainly had memories they could cherish forever Right King Mark Smrtic and Queen Marcia Tierney make their Grand Entrance Below Tom Ruller and Kathy Funke take a short rest Below right Gino Calandra in his festive headdress 12