Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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Miss Beebe and Gail work on the Flicker. Dear Reader: 1 should like to thank Miss Beebe for all her help and encouragement; Mr. Korobkin for managing the business end of the Flicker ; Mr. Vail for packing the final shipments; The Gloucester Daily Times for pictures loaned; My staff for all the help they gave me; The Business Department for the typists and type- writers; Mr. Rowan for all his advice; Loring Studios and Mr. Flora for all their coopera- tion in the photography department; All those who helped in any way in the preparation of the 1964 Flicker. C?oa£ -CL Editor Louise Scola and Mr. Korobkin handle the business end of the Flicker. 14

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THEY SERVE US MISS GALE Miss Marjorie H. Gale, Director of Extra-curricular Activities, su- pervises clubs, contests, and senior class activities. All these activities promote worthy use of leisure time . . . The student’s other val- uable time may be spent in the Fellows Library. Magazines, pam- phlets, 35,000 volumes, and all other resource materials are made available to the students by Miss Dorothy Londergon, the librarian . . . The ill may be aided by Miss Winifred E. Ross, the school nurse. The health suite is open during the day for use, and Miss Ross is present to assist anyone in need. MISS ROSS MISS LONDERGON 13

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Our Oafeteria Jfe pers Miss Morton, director of the G.H.S. cafeteria, also offers practical experience to members of home economics classes. She is a graduate of Framingham Teachers College. Retiring after many years of service to the high school cafeteria, Mrs. Alice McNair will always be remembered for her wholesome well-cooked meals, friendly face, and congenial character. The staff 15