Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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Mark Breitenstein “I would be a contractor.” Natalie Daley “I would be a doctor and a writer.” H Dennis CorKery “I would be a lawyer.” Helen Chandanais “I would work with computers.” Erik Dahlgren ‘I would be a pop music producer.’ Eileen Erwin “I’d like to be a broadcast journalist ' Grace Figurido No other profession Sandra Jones No other profession May Kochman No other profession 24

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Joan Keegen singer Mary Ann Brewer interior decorator John Sulton wouldn’t change Charles Kistner Sailboat Charter Service — Virgin Islands Bernadette Donoghue travel Jane Moginot artist Kevin Hutchinson undecided The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Departments are the most popular departments at Gloucester High School. Each department is professionally staffed and always willing to help the individual student. With a variety of interesting courses to choose from, you can be sure to see many of them on students’ schedules. Steve Smith photographer L 23

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Antoinette Konaxis ‘I would be a lawyer and a traveling Journalist.” Joan Waterhouse “I’d like something in the medical profession” Steven Sutera “I’d like to be in personal management” The English Department is the most popular department at Gloucester High School. It is dedicated to providing students with not only the basic skills but also an understanding of the concepts. The teaching staff is composed of thir- teen teachers with Natalie Daley as coor- dinator of the program. The teachers go out of their way to give students support, guidance, and information necessary for life outside of the school environment. Each teacher adds his or her own special touch to the program. Through elective courses, the student teacher relationship is strengthened and students are introduced to specialized courses designed to broaden their cultural horizons. After four years in the English Department at G.H.S., students leave with a solid background which they may call upon throughout their lives. John Ziergiebel “I’d be a mechanical engineer or a contractor” 25