Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Educating Hearts as well as Tongues Lot-in ln-,vit Mrs. Anna M. Kerrigan, B A., Boston ' Untyr-rsity, enjoys reattung and bridge, on ll-uve of ulvsvnle L1-ft to lQlLJl'tt. Miss Mtllgnref MC- Cormick, B A, Trinity College, Washington, D C., Ed M, Boston Unnversity Mr. Richard C. Wallace, Canisius Qolleqv, Harvard, B, S, Ed M, Boston University, Asslstant Prlncupol lMarn Buildlnal, Head of Latin De- partment, Deon ot Boys, Adviser of Student Activities Conimnttr-e, enloys farming and booklng rugs. Mr. Dan- icl Decourcy, Substltutr' uv. W V 7 ,.Y, H W .J rench X lvirtl tr nqtrq- Standung, left to right' MOdern Longuoge' Miss Helen S. Picard, A B, Boston Unlversnty, several summers at Mnddlebury French Srltoolg Culumluo Urwivvrsity Groduotv School, enyoys music, bllung, and detectlve stories Mrs. Daniel Lefkowitch, A. B, Boston Unnversaty, Adviser of Spanish Club, enioys readmg, doncing, skattna, and record col- lectung Mr. John D. Medaglia, A. B, Boston Univere stty, M A, Middlebury College, French Crotx de gur-rre, odvuser of ltallan Club, enjoys stamp collecting, bowling, ond opera Seated, Miss Eleanor H. Rogers, B, A., Colby College, Dlplome pour Venseugnment du francais o I' etranger, Unlversity of Toulouse, France, Adviser of Frencb Club, enjoys readrng and horseback rldung. Miss Helen L. Thorndike, B A, Wrvllesley' College, Deon of Gnrls, Heart of Modern Language Department, Adviser for qtrls in college course, enyoys reacting and travellng Mr. Sotiris S. Kafsoros, B S, Boston Umyr-r-.ttvf Ed M, Horvord Universuty, Pbnlomatlman Clulm Adviser, First Lieutenant U. S Army Arr Corps clurnnq war emergency, Army Arr Corps Reserve, cnloys opera, symplftontes, skating, football, and reodung, Spanish. Dabs ol local color gp

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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

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Eliminating Tribal Superstition Seated left to riglttg Miss Mildred F. Clence' Enacrson, B. E, Keene Teachers College, yra on UCL ru-.e and Boston Universities, Adviser of Fresh- Science Club, enloys music, piano, singing, cook- sewtna, gardening Mr. F.llery Atwood, B S 'ticult University, M Ed, Boston University, 1 ' Manager of Athletics. Miss Louise J. Hunt- A, Boston Untserstty, Adviser of Girls' bowl- Faculty Business Manager of Brown and Gold: sports Mr. Felix W. Andrus, B. S., Tufts Col' Boston Univeristy, baseball coach, Adviser of Club, eptoys woodworking, baseball, bowling, me hockey Mr. Franklin H. Reed, B. S., Boston rstty, special courses at M. l. T, and Boston sity, member and otticer in numerous historical 'ienttttc associations, Adviser of Camera Club. Gwcndoline Hughes, B A., Middlebury College, biking, mountain climbing, and nature study. Mr. Marshall W. Nay, B. S., Bridgewater clters College, Cornell, Boston University, Head of L vartment Advistr of R duo Club R layutuund Director tntoys football base a baslsetlwall 9-s Aeronautics. Still reading signsl Biology, Inside information Chemistry. New Frontiers to Explore Physics. No kind ot work for squawsl 0