Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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DEDICATED TO: ONE!! Parents, what would we do without you? You support our organizations, our publications, and our athletic programs, es- pecially through the Booster Club. You support all of us, too! You give money, drive kids to the games, come to Booster and Band Club meetings - we give a special thanks to you. Also, our city business men and women deserve thanks for their financial support which makes activities like Scita- mard, the Husky Growl, and the Oracle possible. Without your help, our plays, our year- book, our concerts, our news- paper, and even our band uni- forms would not exist. Finally, we thank the entire student body for making G.H.S. what it is. With your ideas, your insights, your behavior, you can make Gloversville High School a vital place for every- one. To all of you who have bet- tered the lives of the students at G.H.S., the 1982 Oracle staff extends its thanks. To you this book is dedicated. Top; For Freshmen as well, lunch is a welcome break from the day's work Middle left Gloversville shoppers browse through the handicraft dis- plays Middle right Mr Kurzweil has some in- teresting conversations in the office Below The G H S. Soccer Dragons give each other pep talks before the start of a game 5

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THE 1982 ORACLE EVERY YOU - students, teachers, staff, administrators, parents, people of the Gloversville community - deserve recogni- tion for all your contributions to Gloversville High School. We thank our teachers for their grueling efforts to edu- cate students. They put in at least six hours of teaching, and then another four or five hours helping kids after school, cor- recting papers, and planning subsequent day's work. Many teachers also devote hun- dreds of hours advising activi- ties and coaching sports! Our adminisrators capably handle the responsibility for the education and well-being of over 1200 students. Our staffs - office, cafeteria, and custodial - deserve credit for the large amount of time and effort they put in to keep our school's of- fices and cafeterias running smoothly, and our building and grounds in good condition. Our busy office secretaries handle all the details and cor- respondence involved in run- ning this school! Cafeteria aides try to ensure our peace and stability during lunch - a challenging job! After lunch, Mr. Baird and his men take over the lunch rooms, seizing every abandoned bag and wrapper. Top Using his time well. G.H.S. athlete Above left: Sardmed seniors smile for K Hasbrouck battles the books. Oracle photographer Sam Hoye Above right S Salino and Mr Baird are best of buddies 4

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STUDENT LIFE