Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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XIr Thomas F Carxcx Dzrntor 0 Tmdf School MR SHERMAN TABER ISIIIII to XII - th ILIIIIIIIIS ll I S ILIIIIAII I c nc III I I g Icixision ol thc sc ll o IcI sll KILIIIS 5 s III cclcnis, OII cnta I IlL,I xl! llll IUII of Incl 5 sc Icc c I sic c oxincnts I U his uc Jrovi InI c IIccIoI I MR.THOMASF.GARVEY On thc' ZIIJIL' slioulclcrs ol XII. 'I-IIUIIIZIS F. Gan' vc-3 rc-urs Ihc' rc-spoiisihilily for Ihc- zicliiiinimlrzition ol thc- I'IzII'c-rlIiIl 'l'I'zIcIc' School. XII. Cairn-I in LI wIc'rzIII :II Trziclc School, haiving joined thc- school stall' as :In instructor in auto repair in 1927. Since that IIIIIC, lic has sc-rvccl as plzicc- IIICIII clircclor, as zI55isIzIIII cIiI'c'cIoI, :Incl sinac 1951, as LIII'L'CIOl' ol' Ihc school. ' nc- ol XII' '- ' c ' ' thc TIdCIL School nc thc KIIIIISSIOII ol ncu pu pils OILQAIIIIIUOII ol IIIISSCS Incl thc disciplining ol stuclcnts Supcrxision ol IIILIIIIJLIS of thc lic ulu .Incl xocztlondl guiclincc IoI studcnts Irc also his rcsponsibiliucb Thc lomltw .Incl coopci IIIon ol Ihc sluclcnts .Idd Io XII C, IIXCX 5 cnjoxnicnt ol working XXIIII xoung pcoplc This co opci mon .Incl Ioyillx IIIAIQL school spun OUISIAINIIIIQ ll thc HLIXLIIIIII Traclc School X S XILII 5 QIIIIJ Shtflugll I 'I5X1SffHlfl2IHII I Soi . . Cnnxcy 5 cluticn IIS lncctoi ol 1, I K . . . V , . f Q I ,-Xssf 1 . '. c'2lfX'L'X' iII c 1 ' '.lI'2I- Lio cm' thc' 'I'I'1Iclc' School is XII. fl -' ' .X. 'Il h 'IL III ziclclition to z'Ii g vith lic' QLIIICIIZII sul 1 I I I, XII. 'IXII -' ollcrs vom' tional counsc-lling aincl joh IJILIKCIIICIII scrxicc Io thc' , I ' . Hi IIIlL'I'L' I :Is counsellor incl lu cII If slucl' on thc- joh to iIIsIII'n- pluc- ing thc- right SIlllI'III iII thc- Kr ll joh. III IIIKIIOII in XIII' i gin hiaiory lllltl sillncif vi! ' Ihc- Ichool lunch IDIYJQIIQIIII coinplclc- XII. 'Ill ' ', , I 'Iul 1 OI l I' ol 5clIool his chic-I cnj ' ' . :irc hoaiting, lixhinn LIIILI. f 'nk as 1 biz I K lor Ihc X'.XI.CL..X. :Incl Ihc - 'Y I XIr,, f I I. Iglrcr I I ,I

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EARL E H MAC LEOD To Earl H the dead XI 91111 ai an Cducgfscofi hasccglflgjiss which PI o r e 1 tht adm! Mc add an dllhng I nclpill Thi I-all0n Olhc Us ca booi degree has Of lhe Studgniiffgree 3 degeer s n r b and hrmn Ot been body he le Ce y gllldlng h g 3 thas galned b ads Eiars of hlghundreds of 'S lt has be? feadmg t fou SCh snide n Cllr gh 001 S nts th ned clal funciilglng Clasgroozfsh H degregoggh four Claqscs and S Clldttlng altendlng healncd W1 h sc denlihniugll izxglrgglng., lfwljxdcnts 1333620 flro 811 Sch U Zihool 3Ct1xtE his leadgtlrgzontacts wnioll Splflt Tent VY NI S thmughl lp of our sd Us Stu hznke aCLc0d H5 frrcn H 1001 an 1 Past f 7 a SP1f1r reflfxts th K y CnC0l1r t Cllr Whlcl C S agc ycarq 1 has imp pmt of T, ITCLI us fo Ie F the Sour years whreh X admost To the Graduates You are now about to Xeave here aiter ope have been prohtabXe and pXeasant You have assed dar y The Thxnker Kocated on the iront ste s wxth rts dedxea txon p1aque Our statue rs a reproductron ot the iamous one done by Mxchad Angdo lor the tomb oi Lorenzo er Medrcr rn orence Ktaly t was gxven to the schooX when the mam bud rn opene rn 19W rs Emma GaXe Harrxs t e onor had graduated irom Haverhrh Hrgh SCho0X rn X868 eurrosrty prom ted me to ook bac rn the oXd records and there 1 rseovered the excehent marks whxch she ha r cexved very subyect studxed by her ha ben com hed wrt a 5 the hxghest rank obtaxnabXe in other words she was the to rankrng pupu Her tit rs ss-rbXy symbo rc oi what wouXd hke us to b strong rn bo y but adso grven to though e have come to use e 'Yhmker not onXy lor our ear book trde but aXso as our trade mark Xanmng whxch requxres Xead us to goa s oi accomphshment 1 ho c o wxthout axmxng hxgh you vuX never t xnkrng, can kxng br-5 ans lor are ma hexghts success , ar? reach t e Wrth best wrshes lor J Yrrncrpa v - Xa , bg. ' y V, ' - A fr' - L: f ,. Q h ' ' F' . . I 'X .6 l s u P - I d . . ' FX , . 1 ' ' d' g d ' . Nr . . Q ' , h d hly l ' P X K ' d' ' ' d . U E . . d P . P . . I g. y. PO . hx. . C, . d Y W Th ' . , i P . . 1 hi ' X ' . . . px , . . . . V. h I .

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MR N 1 cr H ls J JACKSON GEORGE Xs uldc ucd ficshmcn uc came undcr thc watchful uc ol rckson C corgc sub m ister ol the mncx Mith his help uc soon oxerctmc our feelings ol inferiority in thc presence of thc loidlw seniors In iLlLllIlOIl to tcaclung algebra and gcome IIN Mi fcorgc his complctc chirgc of our an nex His Cllllllb mcludc discipline of boys and general supervision of thc mncx Mr Ceorgc will bc xcmcmbcitd by H H S students for his pttlcncc md tolcrincc with our freshman grow ing pains. Miss Helen L. Thorndike MR WALTER H EVANS Keeping pace mth the busy schedule of Mr M alter H Evans submastcr of the high school requires energy patience and understanding Mr Eyanss service whether in his capacity as Dean of Bois Submaster m the Main Build ing Chairman of Careers Daw or -'kdsiser for Student Council are in daily demand at H H S Mr Ex ans is also responsible for our 'ugh school radio programs oxer XVHAV Busy though he may be he IS always wullmg to offer assistance and aduce to any student at Haserhill High School Mr. .ackson feorge MISS HELEN L Tl-IORNDIKE H. L. Thorndike is a familiar signature to each and every senior at I-I.H.S. It appears on admit slips on work notices on requests for make-up work and less frequently, on detention slips. However the signature represents more than the administrative stamp of the Dean of Girls. It is representative of an understanding counsellor who makes students feel at ease on any occasion of a sisit to her office. Miss Thorndike offers us vocational guid- ance. information on schools and colleges, and job possibilities. She listens carefully to us and offers solutions to our impossible problems, and she attends many of our extra curricular ac- tivities. Along with these advisory duties, Miss Thorndike serves as head of the modern lan- guage department.