Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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' KEEPING UQ HEAIJI-N T CA WO NURSE The cafeteria staff provided the students with nutritional meals each day. Lunch pe- riods ran smoothly with the help of the cafeteria aides. Mrs. Edith Carr, the school nurse, had im- portant responsibilities to the health of the students. It was her job to care for those who became ill during the school day. She also conducted eye and hearing tests. X ,gn W Y iii ' .1 , x x.. 'f ' ' B . '95 J ,4 - CAFETERIA XWORKERS Mrs. Rose Mascioie, Mrs. Mary Corning, Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton, Mrs. Betty Keenan, Mrs. Mary Earabino, Mrs. Beatrice Tanzella. Mrs, Mary Donaghue. Mrs. Edith Carr, school nurse. X ' ' A l , 1 CAFETERIA AIDES BOTTOM ROW: C. Ford, K. Ford, M. Kimball. TOP ROW: P. Bray, B. Walker, K. Maguire. Q'-C ' x Tx .fin 2l

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rv II 1 I ni 5 'V-I ,re .. R. Whitehead and P. Modugno sand the boards. Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist, shop instructors. 'X ,-'X ff 1 I 20 ING SKILLS HOME ECONOMICS AND INDU ARIS Home Economics and Industrial Arts stu- dents gained knowledge of skills they will be able to use in the future. Sewing, cook- ing, and child care under the supervision of Miss Millicent Boswell and Miss Eileen Hen- nessey prepared the girls for their future as homemakers. Boys learned trades such as metalworking, wood working, printing, and auto repair under the supervision of Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist. Miss Eileen Hennessey and Miss Millicent Bosvf ell home economics instructors. r

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Q OF-ICN GE Q aft. .2 - 1 O . 1 I . I STUDENT LIBRARIANS BOTTOM ROW: J. Torrey, M. Russo, R. Cacciola, C. Bresnahan, M. Johnstone, L. King, E. Pitman, M. NVells, M. Bonaiuto, C. McDonough, P. Zwicker, J. Ferguson, G. Danforth. SECOND ROXV: K. Bryan, T. Curwin, D. Danda, J. Guptill, C. Dinely, D. Chaney, S. Deinstadt, S. Brown, K. Leck, P. Siegal, S. Thibideau, P. Breton. THIRD ROW: K. Fellows, L. Hurdle, J. Archer, P. Wildes, G. Heywood, F. Katz, S. Leveille, P. Ames, P. Guiliani, N. Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: B. Ash, H. Femino, M. Hoar, P. Foran, A. Cohen, R. XX'aldman, J. Hall, J. Salt, S. Trask, P. Sylvain. FIFTH ROXV: L. Plumber, D. Bray, J. Ouellette, K. Norden, P. Brennan, S. Barker, L. Costopoulos, M. Mason. SIXTH ROW: J. Baxter, P. Bucci, J. Tarantino, N. Anderson, P. Anderson M. Ross, D. Rud- strem, S. Foss, M. Roberts, K. Tyburski. SEVENTH ROW: C. Dooley, S. Dunlap, R. Butler, J. Arenburg, H. Brisky, G. Perkins, C. Eriksen. LAST ROW: D. Ward. LIERAIPY Every day hundreds of B.H.S. students flocked to the library for concentrated study --J Q v 4- f , , V C77 ,-,,.. through books. This storehouse of knowledge offered a wide selection of books for reports, reference, literature, and pleasure reading. Many choice fiction, non-fiction, biographies, essays, and novels were also available. Mrs. Eileen Parker and Mrs. Cynthia Symonds employed many student aides to assist in keeping the books orderly, checking attend- ance, helping students find information, or checking out books. -iff? .J N ' s I' ' Mrs. Cynthia Symonds and Mrs. Eileen Parker, librarians. 22