Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT ELEANOR F. MOORE New England Conservatory of Music; Director of Music Education; Music Theory; Music Appreciation; Glee Club; A Capella Choir. ROBERT PUFF Boston University; Florida State; University of California; Salem State College; B Music, M Music Educa- tion; Band; Orchestra; In- strumental Music. Miss Eleanor Moore, Director of Music Education, directs the Glee Club and the A Capella Choir. In addition to her duties as Department Head, Miss Moore also conducts classes in Music Theory and Music Appreciation. Mr. Puff directs the orchestra and the ROTC Band. ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department, directed by Miss Mary Nugent, enables the students of G.H.S. to de- veolp their artistic ability to the fullest. The subject matter covers fine arts, applied arts, and industrial arts, with special attention given to creative ability and appreciation to fine work. MILTON HARRIS Me- chanical Drawing I - 1 1 ; Machine Drawing I-II. VERNON C. HOOPER Gorham State College; Mechanical Drawing; Third floor Supervisor. MARY J. NUGENT Sa- lem State College; Boston University, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; Art I; Art Appre- ciation; Crafts. FRANK P. PETRONZIO Cleveland Institute of Art, B.F.A. Boston University, S.F.A. A. 26

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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

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LOUISE CARLSON Rus- sell Sage College, B.S.; Physical Education. ROBERT DELISLE Uni- versity of Massachusetts, B.S.; Gym Leaders; Intra- murals; Assistant Track Coach. KATHLEEN H ARRIS Slippery Rock State Col- lege, B.S.; Physical Edu- cation. KENT ROBARTS Bos- ton University, B.S.; Health Education Instruc- tor; Gym Leaders Club; Intramurals; Football Trainer. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT With today’s stress on physical fitness, Miss Louise Carlson, Miss Kathleen Harris, Mr. Robert Delisle, and Mr. Kent Robarts are busy teaching the pupils of G.H.S. the use of various gymnastic equipment. Mr. Robarts also instructs classes in health education. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The aim of the Home Economics De- partment is to prepare its students to become efficient homemakers. The girls prepare and serve refreshments for many school functions, under the super- vision of Mrs. Joan Keegan. Many girls in this department have been rec- ognized for their accomplishments by receiving various state awards. CHRISTINE H A M O R Western University, Sim- mons College, B.S.; Home Economics. ELIZABETH S. SPELL- MAN Queen ' s College, B.S.; Hnmemaking, Cloth- ing, Family Living, Family Living Club. JOAN M. KEEGAN Framingham College, B.S.; Homemaking, Foods I - 1 1 , Advanced Foods. 27