Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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DEVON BERGENGREN Tufts, B.A.; Typewriting Business Practice. LYMAN BUTLER Salem State College, B.S.; Ec- onomics, Sales, General Business. VERNA M. CARBONE Boston University, B.S., M.Ed.; Co-Sponsor of Honor Business Club Note- hand, Typing I, II, III. BEATRICE R. CHRISTO- PHERSON Salem State College, B.S.; Service Club Typing I, Machine Practice. ELEANOR R. COTTI Sa- lem State College; Busi- ness Education; Personal Type, Type I, General Business. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Business Education Department, under the direction of Mr. Alge Viatones, offers both terminal and preparatory training for its students. The gradu- ates are prepared to enter the business world as typ- ists, stenographers, bookkeepers, machine operators, and general clerks. Students are also given the train- ing necessary for entrance to business institutions of higher learning. DONAT B. FEMINO Sa- lem State College, B.S.; Business Education. HARVEY M. KOROB- KIN Suffolk University, B.S., MS.; Business Ad- visor to the Flicker; Busi- ness Practice, Bookkeep- ing. THOMAS J. O ' DON- NELL Salem State, B.S.; Typewriting I, Shorthand II, Transcription. KATHRYN DAVIS Sa- 24 lem State College; Business Education; Sponsor of Stu- dent Secretaries; Typing II; Shorthand I. • , ' • ' fv-. 4 r ait-rU.. . .-.,8 .sgallo narrmO A ALGE J. VIATONES University of Maine, B.S., Boston Oniversity, M.S. Ed.; Honor Business Club.

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LOUISE NICKAS Uni- versity of Maine, B S.; World History, U. S. His- tory. GREGG SMITH Tufts LJniversitv, B.S.; Freshman Basketball Coach; World Geography, U. S. History, World History. DAVID S. WISE Har- vard University, B.A.; Modern Democracy, Ameri- can History, World His- tory; American Field Serv- ice Sponsor. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The Foreign Language Department under the direction of Miss Mildred Frostholm strives to give students a well- rounded exposure to the language, literature, artwork and customs of France, Spain, and Germany. Latin courses offer a history of the Roman culture. This year the departm ent has expanded its teaching methods with the use of the new language laboratory. DORIS BAER Radcliffe College, B.A., M.A.; French Club; French. M. JAYNE AVILA Emmanuel College, B.A., M.A.; Spanish. JULIE B. CARPENTER Indiana University, BA.; Middlebury College, M.A.; Sorbonne (University of Paris) French. J. VINCENT ELMER Amherst, B.A.; Harvard, M.A.; Latin. MILDRED FROSTHOLM Wellesley College, BA, M.A.; Spanish II, III, IV. JANET MICHAELS Em- manuel College, B.A.; Ger- man Club; German. JUDITH A. WOSETH Hamline University; Span- ish I. 23

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LEO AMERO Fitchburg JOHN F. BUDROW HORACE J. GIBRAN State College, B.S.; Auto- Fitchburg State College, Machine Shop, motive Related Subjects; B.S.; Automotive Shop. Director, Adult Education. PAUL GOODWIN In- GASPER J. LEWIS dustrial Arts. Salem State College; Northeastern University; Fitchburg State; Carpentry Theory; Math; Drafting. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Founded in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School, directed by Mr. Kenneth Stickney, strives to offer the best vocational training possible to the boys of Gloucester High. Its programs in- clude training in Automotive Repair, Carpentry, Machines, Printing, and Fisheries. A recently completed addition to the vocational school pro- vides much-needed space for the many students enrolled in this program. GEORGE PERRY Fitch- burg State, B S., M.Ed.; Machine Related Subjects. CARLO SINAGRA Fish- eries Course, Related Sub- jects. KENNETH SMITH Car- pentry. LEROY SPITTLE Elec- trical Course; Shop and Related Subjects. HARVEL R. VAIL Fitch- burg State, B.S.; Printing shop and Related Sub jects; Benjamin Franklin Club; Driver’s Education; Faculty Manager. SAWYER FREE LIBRARY 2 s GLOUCESTER, MA 01930