Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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ROBERT KARCHER, ACTING PRINCIPAL Mr. Karcher is aided by his able secretary, Miss Hodgkins. TO THE CLASS OF 1966 It has been my pleasure to work with you during your four years at Gloucester High School. Since I have been acting principal during part of your senior year, your class will have a special meaning to me. You are about to graduate into a society which has many problems, the solution to which will he a challenge to your genera- tion. A tremendous responsibility is to be yours, and you should accept it with de- termination to contribute your utmost. Whatever path you may choose to follow after leaving Gloucester High School, you have my best wishes for complete success. I I T r

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SUPERINTE NDENT OF SCHOOLS, J. STANLEY THOMPSON MR. HERBERT WOSTREL, Assistant Superintendent of Schools TOTHR MhMIJFRS OF TtlF CLASS OF 196h I appreciate the opportunity to say hello to you through the pages of your Flicker. A ' you reach die climax of thi « very important phase of your life, I hope that you arc able to look back with a great deal of satisfaction. High School years should be happy ones. In addition, they should be years when you are building a firm foundation for what is to come. As you leave Gloucester High School your paths will lead in different directions. Walk straight and upright along whatever path you may choose. Your education to this point will be helpful, but it is only a beginning. You will be joining the thousands of graduates that have gone before you. Make them proud of vou. Congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely, Gloucester Public Schools GLOUCESTER MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 10

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FLOORMASTERS MR. J. VINCENT ELMER In addition to being a proficient Latin instructor, Mr. Elmer also has the responsibility of being the second-floor supervisor. To succeed in both of these positions requires both understanding and patience. Because of Mr. Elmer’s obvious possession of these qualities, along with his sense of humor, he has won the respect and honor of the students of G.H.S. MR. VERNON C. HOOPER Mr. Hooper serves both as the third-floor floormaster and as a teacher of mechanical drawing. It is his duty to see that all matters on the third floor run smoothly. Under his supervision are such matters as tardiness, absence, and discipline of students on the third floor. Mr. Hooper is also in charge of the busing of Essex students. All G.H.S. graduates will remember fondly their days spent on the third floor with Mr. Hooper. MR. RICHARD C. BERGERON This year, along with his duties as first-floor floormaster, Mr. Bergeron has taken on the added responsibility of acting Vice-principal of G.H.S. Mr. Bergeron’s duties include checking tardiness and attendance, enforcing discipline, and maintaining order on the first floor. Mr. Bergeron, with his fairness and outstanding character has gained the confidence of the student body. 12