Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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DEDICATION The Class of 1977 is proud to dedicate this Flicker to Mr. George Perry. He was born on September 10, 1909 and attended the public schools here, including Gloucester High School. He attended Beverly Trade School and Fitchburg Teachers College where he received his Bachelor’s and Mas- ter ' s degrees. In 1943 he came to Gloucester High School as a teacher in the Vocational Department and has remained a member of the faculty for the past 34 years. Respected by his colleagues and students, George Perry’s cheerful, soft-hearted ways will be missed in the High School. The Class of 1977 wishes to extend their best wishes to him upon his retirement. 18

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STEVE ABBOTT 42 MT. PLEASANT AVE. HEY YABBIT ! MEMORIES: The H. And F. Affair, Backstage, Nora and Toruald ask Joan, West Side Story, Camelot , CAST PARTIES! ask Bob. China Port and the Klepto, coat, sed and as such, ask Rella. prisoner Stop and Shop, Friendly ' s Raisin , The casually evil woman ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians 2, 3, 4 International Thespian 4 THOUGHT: And if I laugh at any mortal thing ' tis that I may not weep. Byron JOYCE E. ADAMS 77 EASTERN AVE. ESSEX MEMORIES: Buba, going for walks, ask Any, T.A.S.P. Summer of 75- T.W. our problems, ask Sue, Talks and advice, ask A.J. Sum- mer of 76, partying, good times ESSEX. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Var- sity Softball 3-4 THOUGHT: Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Emerson FELICIA ADAMS 80 MARTIN ST. ESSEX MEMORIES: The summer of 75 5 20 75 ask Lee. Friday and Saturday nights!! The winter, over J.G. ' s - the barn, and all those good old days Lee and the J.D. - ask anybody but him. Party ' s up C.G., and the hut days, and up the field . . . THOUGHT: To live for today to for- get yesterday, and wonder tomorrow JUDITH ADAMS 22A TAYLOR ST. 20 WILLIAM AHERN 27 LIBERTY ST. MORGAN! ! ! MEMORIES: The old summer, parties, concerts, the mountain. Going to Canada ask Cooky, Chris, Gouse, Many other trips ask Scott , The Park ! ! ! I Told Everybody!!! That I’d Make it. (A Little Late But . . . ) THOUGHT: To Live the Life I want to without nobody bother- ing. MARY ANN ALBERT 16 DAVIS STREET MALBERT MEMORIES: BRIAN, 2 16 76 Goodtimes w B,B,J,J,J,J,L,K,L, J. Tull - Mackonald’s excite. Paint Fac- tory, W. Wagon Nights out at BM ' s Laughs with Kath, 13 yrs. EGS, Feb 16 w BBJ, You ' re mad ask Laura, Mr. Stubs ask Ron. BP ask Ja CRAB ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: GHS Orill 2-3-4, Mother Daughter Ban. Comm. 4, Office Asst. 2 - 3 THOUGHT: A child passes through life and disappears into an adult. JON AIELLO 5 ACACIA ST. MEMORIES: Fitz Huge Lane House Ask Gary, Xmas Eve Party at work, G H A S F, Reporting Soccer games, THOUGHT: There comes a time in every man ' s life when he must take the bull by the horns and face the situation Squarely! W. C. Fields Yetteb