Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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ELEANOR W. BEEBE Simmons College, B.S.; Bos- ton University, M.A. ; English. RICHARD C. BERGERON New England College, A.B.; Salem State College, M.Ed.; English ; Floormaster. MARY E. BRADLEY Emmanuel College, A.B.; Eng- lish ; Cheerleader Advisor. ANTHONY 0. CONSTANTINO Northeastern University, B.A. ; English. WILLIAM W. GENTILE Boston College, B.A.; Salem State College, M.Ed.; English. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department, under the leadership of Miss Claudia Perry, has given the class of 1967 a lasting knowl- edge of the English language, a deep respect for the world’s literature, and an interest in a wide range of extra-curricular activities. These activities, supervised by various teachers in the department, include the National Honor Society, the Stevens Book Reviewers, the Thespians, the Special Books Class, the Gloucester High School Poetry Contest, the Flash, the Beacon, and the Flicker. MADELINE L. GRILLO Emerson College, A.B. ; Eng- lish. JUNE G. LARKIN Goucher College, A.B.; Brown University, M.A.T., English. ANN LIEBMAN Mount Holyoke College, A.B., English; Stevens Book Review- ers, Advisor. DOROTHY A. LONDERGON Emmanuel College, B.A., Bos- ton University, M.A.; Librari- an. JAMES W. McCOMISKEY JR. Dartmouth, Boston University, A.B.; Worcester State, Ed.M.; English; Asst. Hockey Coach; Senior Class Advisor. 16

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THEY SERVE US Our Cafeteria Staff Miss Helen W. Morton is the dietician in charge of our cafeteria. Planning our meals and seeing that the cafeteria runs smoothly are among her tasks. Keeping the students of Gloucester healthy is certainly a full time job. Mrs. Olson our school nurse, whose doors are always open to the ill students at G.H.S., allevi- ates our minor aches, pains, and complaints, dis- penses sympathy, and is able to assist us in any emergency. We should like to thank her for her service to us. Without the help of the vast world of litera- ture and reference material available in the Ernest W. Fellows Library, the class of 1967 would have had a difficult time indeed com- pleting four successful years of high school. For the great variety of material offered, and most especially for the cheerful efficient as- sistance given us by our school librarian, Miss Dorothy Londergon, we seniors will be forever grateful. 15

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BONNIE P. O’CONNELL College of Notre Dame of Maryland B.A. ; English CLAUDIA PERRY Radcliffe, B.A.; Oxford Sum- mer Session ; English Dept. Head; English. National Hon- or Society, Gloucester High School Poetry Contest, Spe- cial Books Class. MORTON SPARER Boston University A.B. ; Bos- ton State College, M.Ed.; English, Beacon. STEPHEN SUTERA State College at Boston, Bachelor of Arts. English, Flicker Advisor. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR NANCY A. WEBBER University of New Hampshire, B.F.A., Boston University; B.A.; Middlebury, M.A. Eng- Speech, Advanced Speech, lish, Beacon. English, Thespians, Senior Class Advisor MILITARY DEPARTMENT Headed by Major Frank T. Chance, the Military Department supervises all in- struction and activities of the R.O.T.C. Brigade. All sophomore, junior, and senior boys must participate in military drill held every Tuesday and Thursday. In addi- tion, they receive instruction in the basics of military history, policy, organization, and training. The Band, Grenadiers, Girl’s Drill Team, and the Boy’s and Girl’s Rifle Teams are all supervised by members of the department. MAJOR FRANK T. CHANCE Kent State University, Suffolk Univ. Law School; Military Science; Professor of Military Science. SFC. WILLIAM J. CRONIN Military I, II. Girls’ Rifle Team SGT. JAMES L. LLOYD Military Science; Varsity Rifle Team, J.V. Rifle Team Ad- visor. SSG. O’NEIL G. SAUNDERS Military Science. 17