Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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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

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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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QITZJVING FO GAF-EIV l DIZIVEIZ EDUCATION An after school activity, Driver Educa- tion nttracted many students interested in im- proving their driving skills. After thirty hours of classroom instruction with Mr. Dan- iel Shea, and Six hours of driving with Mr. Lawrence Steedman or Mr. Daniel Shea, automobile insurance reductions were avail- able for these students. Mr. Lawrence Steadman and Mri Daniel Shea, instructors. l . ,z X' Q-it ,, li X ,DV 1 1 --I 4 '! x 1 l Mr. Daniel Shea teaches J. Bryant and J. Baxter the finer points of safe driving,