Gloucester City High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Gloucester City, NJ)

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Those who are properly prepared to meet the re- sponsibilities of adult life will probably make great contributions to society. Those who aren’t, won’t. — Mr. Robert McQuillan Rose S. Kohn Spanish I,II,III; Michael D.J. Cipolla General Sci- ence, French 1,11, Department Head. FOREIGN LANGUAGES SOCIAL STUDIES First Row: Marguerite L. Girard 7th grade History; Kathleen Kelly Intro- duction to Vocations, Language Arts, Geography; Flora Jamieson 7th grade Geography, Department Head; Frank M. Banas U.S. History II, Audio-Visual Aids Director; Ernest J. Oldenburgh Special Education. Second Row; Carol Zapiec U.S. History I; Joseph I. Mc- Cullough World History, Business Law, Latin II; James T. Kelly Introduction to Vocations; Robert McQuillan 8th grade History; Joseph Kelly U.S. Histo- ry II (Missing; Donald McComb Civics, U.S. History I, Ronald Blackburn 7th grade History, 8th grade Science).

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I would like to congratulate the Class of ’73 for the way you have accepted the duties and responsibili- ties of good school citizenship. You have been a credit to yourself, your parents and your school. Keep up the good work in the future. Our nation needs those who can accept both freedom and responsibility. As you move out into the adult world, I hope that you will think kindly about G.H.S. We will need your help. Au re voir. James P. McNally Vice-Principal Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1973. As you leave Gloucester City High School to pursue the careers of your choosing, remember the 1972-73 school year as the year of great opportunity for young adults. New federal and state laws have made it possible for you to participate in elections and broaden your rights in the areas of consumerism and social behavior. Many members of our gradu- ating class will have voted in this year’s Presidential election. High school students are permitted more freedom of dress and hair style than in previous years. I hope that Gloucester City High School has prepared you well in accepting the responsibilities of adulthood and in facing the challenges of the future. Good luck! Ronald J. Pritchett Vice-Principal 17

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 I’m First Row: Betty C. Miller Physical Education, Health, Driver Training; Carol Rinewalt Physical Education, Health. Second Row: Kenneth DiGiacmo Physi- cal Education, Health; Stephen A. Shimkus Physical Education, Health, Driver Training, Department Head; Susan Siefert Physical Education, Health; Steven J. lllicich Physical Education, Health. Driver Training. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Let us look forward to a better world for all of us, as a by-product of this delegation of freedom. — Mr. Thomas Fewer First Row: Mae S. Godshall Clerical Procedures, Shorthand II, Typing D, Office Prac- tice, Department Head; Bernice Kampel Typing I and II, Shorthand I. Second Row: Joseph P. Gallagher Teacher-Coordinator of Distributive Education; Thomas Fewer Business Arithmetic, Junior Business Training, Typing I; John J. Madden Typing I, General Business; Duncan W. Cheeseman Mathematics, Stenoscript; Howard M. Wex- ler Bookkeeping I and II, Record Keeping. BUSINESS 19