Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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THE SENIOR FLICKER PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY Students of Gloucester High School EDITORIAL STAFF 1923 Editor-in-Chief Louise Alden CLASS ROLL Alice Sponagle, Chairman Sarah Churchill Adeline Fellows Marion Proctor Arthur Healey Esther Call Henry Robinson Rita Silva C lass Ballot Saima Walkama Elinor Richardson, Chairman Class Pictures Corrine Davis Melvin Bernstein, Chairman Earle Havner Frank Chatterton Cartoons Doris Nelson School Calendar Bertha Parsons Louise Alden, Chairman Melvin Bernstein G rinds Dorothy Davis Gertrude Abbott, Chairman Adeline Fellows Richard Carrigan Henry Robinson Helen Brotherton Muriel Huddel, Secretary BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager Henry Garvey Assistants Benjamin Hotchkiss Clifford Foley Earle Havner Richard Carrigan Lewis Moalli Maurice Jenney George Tuck Fred O ' Bear Henry Robinson Arthur Healey Melvin Bernstein Frank Chatterton Frank McNamara Thomas Healey SENIOR CLASS 1923 Class Motto: u Not to be served upon but to serve ” OFFICERS President FRANK McNAMARA Vice-President THOMAS HEALEY Secretary BERNICE RYAN Treasurer LOUIS GAGNON Class Colors: Crimson and White SAWYER FREE LIBRAR GLOUCESTER, UA 01 31

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8 THE SENIOR FLICKER FLICKER STAFF OF 1923

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10 THE SENIOR FLICKER OUR FACULTY BUSINESS MANAGER No one will deny that the finances of a school paper always seem to be on the verge of success or of failure. This year, however, the finances of the “Beacon” have been successful. The faculty advisors and staff members have not been obliged to think of money or of the business management whatso- ever. Mr. Richards has taken charge of the business part of the magazine and has succeeded! No little credit can be given him, for under his management our paper has been on a paying basis. Then, too, he has spent much time in planning how much money we could use, and how to attract advertisers, so it is with great appreciation that the faculty advisors and staff thank him for his valu- able assistance. May the “Beacon” always have as excellent a business manager! .CLASS ROLL Name — Gertrude Dennis Address — 7 Pleasant an English ott kport Nickname — “Ge Ambition — To bj teacher sk, M iss H arris HonWA -4§?nior Class Book Staff, 4; Chairman of Grinds; Traffic Squad, 4 “As merry as the day is long” Name — Louise Elizabeth Alden Address — 93 Western Avenue Ambition — To stop giggling at crucial moments Honors — Editor-in-Chief of “Bea- con”, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Ten Minute Drill Instructor, 4; Class Constitution Committee, 4; Social Committee, 4; Chairman of Serv- ice Club Constitution Committee, 4; Editor-in-Chief of Senior Class Book, 4 ; Essay Contest, 3 ; Serv- ice Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Dramatics, 2, 3, 4; Sawver Medal, 1 “There are, however, some imagi- nations which cannot be controlled by the power of reasoning, and which, in spite of everything, escape toward the unlimited horizons of the dream.” Name — Elizabeth M. Alves Address — 10 Luzitana Avenue Nickname — “Betty” Ambition — To have much froid” Honors — Typewriting award, 4. “Quality, not quantity” Alv ress 2 res on Street sang Nam Add N iitf r rT Rus’ Ambition — T make a lawn of the SawyW chool Honors — Glee Cmb, 3, 4; O. T. C., 4; Pffet Squ Minute Drill In Chairman Music Coftl fleers’ Ball; Traffic Dramatics, 4 “Full many a flower blush unseen, And waste its sweet desert in back Anderso reet pewnting fair ladv.’ Name — Katherine Atwood Address — 9 Balford Street Nickname — “Kat” Ambition — To pose for a Palmolive advertisement “And is there one in all the lance That can to her a candle hold ?” Name — Anna Barry Address — 87 High Street Nickname — “Ambition” Ambition — To be a lady; live on my income Honors — Field Hockey, 4; Basket- ball, Capt., 3; School Team. 4. “And thereby hangs a tale.”