Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Y Om 5l,,,H,,,,, , The exberuence of the post the wisdom cmd the will to use it for the benefit of the Dresent ond future. QQ 'wa-K VO ry Miss sum, l . W, H gfh Egggljlll llmw-rg,fQllf ,lt x, Simms, Tllckf A B rl Uryf Sclnfg ' Scllllul M, X Ll'llL'tg4g , l OIIUHJQU7 Mwmgr, C 'Uffcm EX C Plw'om,l,,, lslovQ,f,,,, pf cwllftlf,-M, f,, Change, Nm' Club lllllll l-lltrg 93O'3lPf ll' Allvlspl' of lb xdd' Q 7 rr fl, l llllnl Mllltm ' ' Strmrlmrg Mr, Joseph Soclol Sl-Udles' Triedmon, M A, ltl Nl, Boston UrWlVCrSlTy, ALlVlNlNV ol l7ulHltC SDCOL mg Club, emoya lubwlmg, termw, D 'sJ 00041, and lwnstorlfol research Mr. George J. Mori- arty, A B, Urslversrty of Notre Dome, Hood football coach, Freshmen basketball Coocb, Drrector wt Comp Hmlndoy, erwyoyx rump wfvrk Mr. Raymond N. Hutchinson, M A, Carleton College, Ed M., Horvmcl, Head of Mom Butlml mg Momlwoll System, erums remtlmq, lwl.1V'tlIV1f1, cmd ltslwmg Qeoted, loft to rrglwt Mr. Karl M, Pearson, A B, Bowdormg A M, Horvorclg Atl vlser of Rifle Club, cnloys reodmq and jlguow puzzles Mr. Randolph A. Miller, B S, A, M Tufts, Heotl of SoCiol Stuclnem Depmrtmerttg Atl vmer nf Sptvrt-.vvwnl-1 Clulu, Fmtllty plwoltmq robber for the Clu-tslnonlq, erwluyg fnslwmq pbotnqraplvx tmtl reotlmq early lustory ul U S Mr. Myron H. Ritter, A H, Dmrtmtmtlw, Har varcl i'w,t1,:'1 w-lwrwwl lvl lrrlucufucvrv, 1-rtglvyt, Ollllvlll-, Llrltl vt -HMG I6 ,.

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. JLDKDMIL. At tnmes the problems mmposed un the Classroom have seemed very remote and truflung Compared wuth the important thmgs of hugh school lite fun, luberty, and the pursurt of happiness But we are Certain the efforts of the wnse ones of our tribe have not been HW vom Many of theur teachungs wall rernann faxed In our mnncls and hearts from the lnltthesome moons when we were fnrst mutated mm the mysternes of Shakespeare and the x y z's, the Englash and Mathematics departments have struven to acquaint us with those fundamentals -rcadmf 'rutm', and 'rnthmetnc Though at fnrst the task may have seemed too great for our poor voung mmds, we hope that some mastery has resulted along wuth four years of trnendshrps ll if Book Conoquv Qturxtn 1 Y 4 t, ,-,rms , pf . Mqgnrfyunq our faults. 1 fl rr no Thou hadst rWalt for I O votre whogt payback, - sound was like 10 wi Usa9'3 Tests. LV, 'f 'Hfw mr ng mht rvtlnatu W the mechamcal brain 15 f ful:-K, NH, wud Wx

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Capturing the beauty about us Freeing the beauty within us mt .', 'X ?7 v woman. Chrous. Monk urwhurrtamty to Freehand Miss Margaret Dep- ping, B, S, Colum- ' bla Umxcrsnty, Art Drcwlng Teorherg Advnser of Costume Desuan Clubg cmoys craft work and pmg-pong. I Luft to right Mr. Wallace L. Mechanica ' Sawyer, Teaclmerx Drowlng' Colleae, Colum bla Umyerntty, Treasurer of Athlorir Ax-ttsqmtwrt Qnlttya tqmlf Mr. Alfred T. Lindbcrg, BS, Mutlml Umvvrsuty Oxford, Oltmg A M, Boston Urwiyer ty Faculty M.m,1r1t-r, enjoy-. ltulinqy mountam cltmlwtuq, ami fnubtnq Mr. Will C. Riggs Qlllllf' ljl'lXllllWlCIl of ML1'w+C, Ptwtuflum State lt-mlm ers Collvqc, llonttm Umvvrmity European Travel and Study Cl936lj vmoy-. photocgraplty Freehand Drawing and Mechanical Drawing. lh- nut. and tw :nity .. mu