Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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GASPAR LEWIS Gloucester Vocational School; Carpentry Shop GEORGE R. PERRY Fitchburg State College; B.S. in Ed.; M.S. in Ed.; Related Math ; Related Science; Machine Draw- ing; Blue Print Reading: Driver Education KENNETH E. STICKNEY University of North Caro- lina; Fitchburg State Col- lege; B.S.; Carpentry and Related Subjects; Archi- tectural Drawing HARVEL R. VAIL Fitchburg State College; B.S.; Driver Education; Printing Shop and Re- lated Subjects; Business Manager of Football GLOUCESTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Since its founding in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School has been prepar- ing boys for employment as printers, carpenters, electricians, machinists, and automobile mechanics. Under the direction of Mr. Harold B. Geary, the Voca- tional School fully equips the boys to meet challenges in institutions of higher learning. In the newest addition to the Vocational curriculum, Mr. Robert Bruce of Fishing and Vessel Management teaches the fundamentals of sea- manship and marine electronics. 2 I RAYMOND WHITE Wentworth Institute; Fitch- burg State College; Electri- cal Engineering Degree; As- sociated Electrical Shops and Related Electrical Math, Sci- ence, and Drawing ALBERT E. HOFFMAN Lowell Technological In- stitute; Machine Shop LEO AMERO Fitchburg State College; Automobile Theory — Re- lated Math; Related Draw- ing; Driver Education JOHN F. RUDROW Fitchburg State College; B.S. ; Gloucester Voca- tional School ROBERT A. RRUCE Boston University; Went- worth Institute; Seaman- ship; Marine Diesel; Ma- rine Electronics

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ROBERT W. CARD Bowdoin College; Har- vard University; A.B., A.M.T. ; Physics, Chemis- try. THOMAS J. HARDACRE Merrimack; Boston Col- lege; Salem State; A.B. ; M.S.Ed.; Experimental Bi- ology, Biology. MANUEL F. MARTINS Providence College; A.B., M.Ed.; General Science, Practical Physics. PAUL E. BRADSTREET U. of Maine; Boston Uni- versity; Salem State; B.S.; General Science, Practical Chemistry. Gloucester High School can boast of a well-organized and dedicated Science Department staffed by capable teach- ers Classes are offered in general science, biology, physiology, chemistry, and physics. In addition to the college prep courses, there are special classes in chemistry and physics for those wishing only a practical knowledge of those sub- jects. The Science Department also offers to seniors who are especially interested in the field of biology an advanced course in that subject. The various courses strive to encourage students to develop their reasoning power, to do more independent investigation on their own. and to become more familiar with the world in which they live. The Science Department helps to prepare the students for our modern age in which a considerable knowledge is vita . EMILY H. NICKERSON Wellesley College, B.A. ; College Chemistry. RICHARD S. SHORT Bates College, B.S. ; Bos- ton University, B.Ed. ; Bi- ology. FRANCIS SPECK Tufts College, B.S.; Biolo- gy, General Science. O. MYRTLE WARDRUP Lynn Burdett; Shepherd College, Salem State; R.N.; B.A. ; B.S. ; Biology, Physiology. 20

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MARY ELLEN DONALD SNYDER FLANAGAN East Stroudsburg State Boston University, Sar- College; B.S.; Physical gent College, B.S. ; Girls’ Education. Physical Education. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department, with instructors Miss Maryellen Flanagan and Mr. Donald Snyder, helps bring physical fitness to freshman boys and freshman and sophomore girls. Sports ranging from basketball to e d hockey are taught to the students. In addition students are taught the proper use of various types of gymnastic equipment. As a result of their training many students go on to participate in varsity sports. All participants gain valuable training from this program. HOWARD A. CURTIS Mass. School of Art, B.S. in Ed.; Art I, Fine Arts, Advanced Art, Art Appre- ciation. MARY J. NUGENT Salem State Teachers Col- lege; Boston University; B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; Crafts. ELEANOR MOORE New England Conserva- tory of Music; Music Theory and Appreciation, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. ROBERT E. PUFF U. of California: Florida State; Boston University; B. Music, M. Music Ed.; Band, Orchestra. D MUSIC DEPARTMENTS der the guida of ifrr. Howard Cytis hairman of the Art Department and Miss Eleanor Moore, Director of )e Music Department, students at Gloucester High School are exposed to the finer things of life, learning not only appreciate masterpieces of art and music, hut also to attempt to create some themselves. Instruction in handicrafts and industrial arts is also included in the art program.