Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Page 30 text:

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?

Page 32 text:

FUND DRIVE KEEPS STUDENT LEADERS ON THEIR TOES STUDENT COUNCIL Oh, the juniors are ahead of the seniors!” This is a familiar exclamation as the Fund Drive, spon- sored by the Student Council, gets underway. Under the direction of Miss Marjorie Gale, this organization, composed of representatives from each class, directs many valuable activities which aid the school fi- nancially. Among these is the selling of the stock in the Youth of Gloucester Corporation, the giving of a scholarship to a senior, and the sponsoring of the annual Fund Drive. However, money is not their only objective, for they encourage good citizenship and general school conduct. Bill Jim Jknd Dj c V ' ,J - JK thq U’ear • w JWancy cur ieA B.S., Russell Sage Goll)ege . . . y Physical Education . . . Girls Leaders Club HOWARD A. CURTIS B.S., Massachusetts School of Art . . . Art, Fine Art, Art Appreciation . . . Art Club CAPT. JAMES W. CURTIS, JR., P.S.M. T., A.B., Uni- versity of North Carolina ANN DARBY B.A., B.S., Ohio State Uni- versity . . . English . . . Bea- j| j con