Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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ROBERT W. CARD A.B., A.M.T., Bowdoin Col lege, Harvard University . . Physics and Chemistry 4KN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Stimulating interest and discussion of current world affairs is the goal of this newly formed or- ganization. Every other Monday, in room 120, this group holds discussions and debates regarding prob- lems in our modern world, and they get quite in- volved trying to find solutions to the issues. They are now working on a United Nations test project. The two highest ranking students from Gloucester High School will then compete against students from the rest of the state. This is something on which each member is concentrating. TODAY ' S HEADLINES WILL BE TOMORROW ' S HISTORY JOHN C. CARTER A.B., A.M.T., Harvard Col- lege, Harvard School of Edu- cation . . . U.S. History, World History, World Geog- raphy . . . Golf Team, Stage Crew wm fan World problems are discussed with a smile BEATRICE H. CHRISTOPHERSON MARILYN CLARK B.S., Salem State Teachers Illinois Wesleyan University, College . . . Machine Prac- Morningside College . . . B.A. tice . . . Service Club English ( » .V 1 11 I f I What a relief to sit do | have a quiet bite to eat SAVVYfcR FREE LIBRARY GLOUCESTER, MA 01 30

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GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Gloucester, Gloucester every time, Gloucester by the sea. Thus ends the refrain of the Gloucester High School song by the Girls’ Glee Club. This group is comprised of girls chosen for quality in their voices and their ability to read notes. The club meets on Thursday during X block at which time they practice new arrangements. Two musical pro- ductions are given each year, one at Christmas time and one in the spring. The girls also attend several concerts and festivals during the school year. GLEE CLUB SINGS PRAISES OF GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES F. BRUNO, JR, A.B., Brown University, . . . Mathematics . . . Sailing Club JOHN F. BUDROW B.S., Fitchburg State Teachers College . . . Auto Repair JOHN E. CANNIFF, JR. B.S., B.A., Boston College . . . Algebra . . . Hockey Coach MARY S. BURKE Boston University . . . B.S. Ed., M.A. . . . U.S. History, Civics, World History

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WE STUDY TODAY; SPREAD KNOWLEDGE TOMORROW FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The training of tomorrow’s citizens will be in their hands. This is the responsibility the members of the Future Teachers of America want to assume. The only qualification needed to join this organi- zation is the desire to be a teacher. Under the guid- ing hands of Miss Willis, the supervisor of element- ary schools, and Mr. Arthur N. Smith, principal of Gloucester High School, these students have had a chance to visit some schools in the Gloucester School System. They have also watched the teachers in ac- tion from the viewpoint of one who may wish to make teaching his career. Here are two of our future teachers, Carol Bro.wn and Sheila Tindley Carol Walters runs the office switchboard very efficiently Does it come out right, Ellen Sutherland?