Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION With today’s stress on physical fitness, Miss Maryellen Flanagan and Mr. Donald Snyder are busy teaching freshmen and sophomores the use of various gymnastic equipment. As a result of this basic training, many seniors have played varsity sports, and each one of us has gained valuable training. MARYELLEN FLANAGAN BU Sargent College, B.S. ; Girls’ Physical Education; Girls’ Leaders’ Club, Girls Basketball Coach. DONALD SNYDER East Stroudsburg, B.A.; Boys’ Physical Education. ART DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Mr. Howard A. Curtis, the students of Gloucester High School are ex- posed to the fine arts, as well as encouraged to produce work of their own. Crafts and Me- chanical Drawing are also offered through the Art Department. HOWARD A. CURTIS Mass. College of Art, B.S. in Ed.; Art I, II; Adv. Fine Arts, Art Appreciation. VERNON HOOPER Gorham State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.; Mechanical Draw- ing, Floorma9ter. MARY J. NUGENT Boston University, B.S. in Ed.; M.Ed. ; Crafts.

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21 DEVON BERGENGREN Tufts, A.B.; Typewriting I and III, Bu9ine99 Prac. VERNA M. CARBONE Boston University, B.S. in P.A.L.; M.Ed.; Typewriting I and III; Honor Business Club. BEATRICE CHRISTOPHERSON Salem State Teachers College, B.S.; Machine Practice; Serv- ice Club. HARVEY M. KOROBKIN Suffolk University BS., M.S.; Bookkeeping, Business Practice; Co-Faculty Adv. for 1965 Flicker. SHIRLEY M. LAFRANCE Salem State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed; Shorthand I and II, Transcription; Student Sec- retarial Service. ETHEL MILLS Salem State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston Univer- sity, M.S. in Ed.; Bookkeep- ing I and II; Typewriting II; Cheerleaders Advisor. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT THOMAS O’DONNELL Salem State College, B.S. Ed.; Gen. Bus. , Cons. Ed., Sales- manship, Type I. Advisor Hon- or Business Club. Under the direction of Mr. Alge Vaitones, the students of the Business Edu- cation Department receive excellent training which enables many to assume positions in their chosen fields immediately upon graduation. Others go on to receive higher education before joining the business world as clerks, stenographers, bookkeepers, typists or secretaries. The ability to succeed in the world of business stems from the daily practice and training received in these classes. ALGE J. VAITONES University of Maine, B.S. Bus. Ed., Boston University, M.Ed. ; Office Practice, Typewriting; Head of Bus. Ed Dept. M. EVELYN OLIVER Salem State Teachers College, B.S.E.; Shorthand Typewriting I and II. NORMAN C. ROSS Bucknell; A.B. Economics; Director of Athletics.

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LEO AMERO JOHN BUDROW ALBERT HOFFMAN GASPAR LEWIS GEORGE PERRY Fitchburg State; Auto Related Science, Auto Related Math, Auto Related Drawing. B.S., Fitchburg State; Auto- motive Shops. Lowell Tech. Inst.; Machine Shop. Carpentry Shop. B.Ed., M.Ed., Fitchburg State; Trade Math, Trade Sci- ence, Mach: Drawing, Blue Print Reading; Flag Day ex- ercise in all our schools an- nually June 14. GLOUCESTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Since its founding in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School, now under the direction of Mr. Harold B. Geary has trained boys for employment as auto-mechanics, carpenters, electricians, printers, and machinists. A recent addition to the Vocational School is the Fishing and Vessel Management course taught by Captain Carlo J. Sinagra. Each boy who graduates from the Vocational School is well trained in his field and is ready to meet the challenges of higher education or employment. CARLO SINAGRA Fisheries course; Math, Rel. Science, Rel. Drawing. KENNETH STICKNEY B.S., Fitchburg; Carpentry; Related Subjects; Architectur- al Drafting; Director Adult Ed. RALPH TANGNEY B.B.A.; Northeastern; Mech. Draw. I, II, Mach. Drw. I, II. HARVEL VAIL B.S., State College at Fitch- burg; Printing Dept.; Shop and Related Subjects; Busi- ness Manager of Football; Di- rector of Driver Ed. ; Benja- min Franklin Club. RAYMOND WHITE Voc. Ed.; Fitchburg State; Elect. Shop, Elec, fylath; Sci- ence; Drawing.