Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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MANUEL F. MARTINS Providence College, A.B.; Bos- ton College, M.Ed. . . . Gen- eral Science, Practical Phy- sics . . . Audio-Visual Co- ordinator. JOSEPH E. MAUGER, JR. University of Massachusetts, B.A. . . . Algebra. ETHEL MILLS Salem State Teachers College B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed . . . Business Practice; Book keeping I; Elementary Ac counting . . . Advisor: Cheer leaders; Honor Business Club ELEANOR F. MOORE New England Conservatory of Music . . . Music Theory and Appreciation . . . Glee Club; A Cappella Choir. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT As a result of the Scientific Age, increased emphasis upon the sciences demands that the student have a knowl- edge of the fundamental scientific principles. The science department, headed by Mr. Robert W. Card, offers courses which stimulate the student’s interest in the sciences and impart the knowledge necessary to under- stand our present environment and the developments which are to come from future scientific advances. MARIO R. MORIELLO Boston University, B.S. : Ed.M. . . . General Science; Gen- eral Math. HELEN W. MORTON Framingham Teachers College . . . Teacher of Home Econom- ics; Director of Cafeteria. 25

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JKcitfematics teac i us to tfunA more precisely, CASPAR J. LEWIS Gloucester Vocational School . . . Carpentry Shop. BENJAMIN A. LITTLE University of Pennsylvania, A.B. ; Boston University, Ed.M. . . . English. DOROTHY A. LONDERGON Emmanuel College, B.A. ; Boston University, M.A. . . . Librarian. RICHARD L. LOVELY, SR. Gorham State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. ; University of Maine, Master’s credits . . . Mechanical Drawing; Ma- chine Drafting. JAMES W. McCOMISKEY, JR. Dartmouth College; Boston University, A.B. ; Worcester State College, M.Ed. . . . English. ROBERT J. McLUCAS Tufts University, A.B. . . . World History . . . Assistant Football Coach. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT By placing an emphasis on programs which develop applications of fundamental mathematical principals to new and more difficult situations, the mathematics department encourages students to reason and think objectively. This department, headed by Mr. Alfred U. Hagstrom, offers courses in both elementary and advanced mathe- matics. Courses available enable the student to select those which meet his individual requirements. 24

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We are now able o express our ideas wiin preaier EMILY H. NICKERSON Wellesley College . . . Col- lege Chemistry. PRISCILLA E. NOYES Nasson College, B.S. . . . Homemaking I, Clothing; Advanced Clothing; Family Living. MARY J. NUGENT State Teachers College, B.S. ; Boston University, M.Ed. . . . Crafts; Art I. H. AUGUSTUS NUNES, JR. University of New Hampshire, B.S. . . . Algebra II; Plane Geometry . . . Tennis Coach. GERALD O’NEIL University of New Hampshire, B.S. . . . World Geography; U.S. History. M. EVELYN OLIVER Salem Teachers College, B.S.E. . . . Shorthand I; Typing I, II. Miss Nugent proudly displays work done in her class.