Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department of Glou- cester High School is of great impor- tance to its students. We are most happy to have Miss Ruth Marshall, Mr. Robert Natti, and Mr. Leon Sprague as our capable counselors. They have helped us with decisions, both great and small, which will, no doubt, have an effect on our futures. They have also been needed friends to us all with our personal as well as our educational problems. We will never forget these three who have done so much. Guidance secretary, Miss Mary DeWolfe, aids our counselors in their work.

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Miss MacEachern is Mr. Karcher’s invaluable secretary in the office. Vice-Principal ROBERT E. KARCHER To the members of the class of 1962: I wish to take this oppor- tunity to express my appre- ciation for the consideration and co-operation that the class of ’62 has given to me during my beginning years as Vice-Principal of G.H.S. I wish each member of the class success in the ensuing years.

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Mr. Vernon C. Hooper Mr. Vernon C. Hooper serves as both the third floor floormaster and a teacher of mechanical drawing. It is hi s duty to see that all matters run smoothly on the third floor of the school. Under his supervision are such matters as the tardiness, absence, and discipline of students on the third floor. In addition to his responsibilities as floormaster, Mr. Hooper is an instructor of Mechanical Drawing and Architect- ural Drawing. MR. J. VINCENT ELMER In addition to being a proficient in- structor of the Latin language, Mr. J. Vincent Elmer is also entrusted with the responsibility of being the second floor supervisor. To succeed in both of these positions requires understand- ing, a sense of humor, and a keen insight into human behavior. Because of Mr. Elmer’s unquestion- able possession of these qualities, he has won the respect and admiration of G.H.S.’s many students. Mr. J. Vincent Elmer 12