Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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' -. Rclafcd Subjects. Ny -wxwgu' Yrwm lwwL,-. ' 3 Amo Reliair, Maybe wefre Auto Repour Very simple? -n3.:d-.g---A.M-d-MA-,- ? E ' Q-1 5 5 Out of Q05 Q! 0 ,553 Printing. The burthpioce of the Brown and Gold Wil-, fSOrryI boysla Electrical Shop. Studying the heart of lndustry. .Z 25

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Mai' Mr. Frank Warren Monuol Marshall, Fitchburg ' ' Teachers' College, en- -I-rolnlmgjoys wood working, sports, U. S. Navy. Practical A s ln our suburbs, seques- tered from feminine dis- traction, is a band of young braves, learning to use head and hand -- they will be our vital builders and mainte- nance farce TRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Machine Shop. Wlttm tlrnxt- metal ma Shop Class. Furniture, V'tCNClTlt'N, tleatw nr pvltix its Back row 4 Nils Sander, GV Machine, Francis Shore, Electrical, Patrick Power, Prtrttrnq, Cullinan, Auto Repair, Walter Bradford, GV Machme, Sherman Taber, Actitlemtc, Orrin Knight, Supervisor of Physical Education, Will C. Riggs, Music Supervtwv, Albert A. Denio, Elm Col Mrddle row -- George Biron, Aata Repair: Charles DiPietro, Carpentry, William Sqqrugni Auto RC-pcm, Rose Cheemplikas, Secretary, Helen Bouvier, Clerk, Ghernot Knox, English, Libr: Cappabianco, Machine, Norman Allison, Prmtrny Frtmt raw John McDonnell, Af.1.lt-mf Joseph Peltonovich, Sheet Metal, Earle Turner, Plunwhuna, Thomas F. Garvey, A it-.tant Dirt-ttrr Chester P. Spofford, Director, John Robertson, Sheet Metal, Oscar P. Nelson, Mttfnrtry mtv William W. Dunbar, Uphelstery. Grace McCarthy, Mawr Supervisor, was ill wht- nptttttn- wax, mimi nsters. Furniture repair. People take their m'-tw W lll'l1WlNl . o

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we payed 0 !'iencA!nya fu,m,' fire yaicfurw c ange. guf ..a.u....,.., .u vb it r,p Mr, Patrick J, Murnane One of the most saddening things which cast a shadow over our unusually happy days is the fact that sometimes our teachers graduate before we do. Every year a few more find it necessary to leave us- whether it 'be to serve elsewhere or to take a well- earned rest. Haverhill High has long been noted for the feel- ing of friendliness and comradeship which exists be- tween teachers and pupils. Because of this close rela- tionship, our teachers soon become very dear to us, and though they may leave us physically, they shall always hold a place in our hearts. Our greatest loss was that of Mr. Patrick J. Mur- K' S Miss Helen Fila none, sub-master in charge of the Annex, who is now principal of the Newburyport High School. We per- haps remember him best as the man who helped us- then bewildered Freshmen -get started on the right foot on our journey through high school. Another loss keenly felt was that of Miss Helen Fila -now a Mrs, --, who was Mr, MacLeod's efficent secretary. Our only regret is that, when we revisit our Alma Mater a few years from now, we shall not be able to see and talk with these teachers who have so greatly aided us. l V i w A: 2 .. A i , , md' -I , 7 5 lst?-' :hit , itll' V 9 ui ,J Mighqgl Moggg Miss Elizabeth H4 Miss Louise Miss Marjorie L. Jones Mrs, Irene Berube M55 Mow A. Romville Mr, Charles L Thatcher Whitcomb Ratte Q.--1i-- Frank E Hobson M65 Bofbofo Miss Ruth Donaldson Miss Eleanor Migg, Claudio Perry Miss Anna Sullivan Mr Guido C Loomer Hutchinson