Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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NIR XVXI TER H EN XNS Counsel and Guide Us MISS HFI ENI I TI-IORINDIKE Mx Able assistants in the administration of our school are our Dean of Boss Mr Walter H Evans and Dean of Cnrls Miss Helen I fhoindike Mr Evans ts Dean of Boys counsels the boss on any problem tnd teprim inds them should the oceasion arise In addition to these duties Mr Evans assists boss in choosing schools for furthei education He also teaches Fngllsh and serxes as fieulty advisor for the Student C ounell The duties of Nfliss Thorndike as our Dean of Cnrls are similar to those of Mr Evans She counsels the girls on their problems helps them to find jobs and advises them on college pl ms Miss Thorndike assists in the plans for all the school dance ind is pre sent at them As he id of the modern language department, Miss Thorndike teaehes classes in German and xisits other modern language classes C enter of aetiutw in the Annex IS the office of Mr ackson Cxeorge Freshmen Qub mister. Mr. George has the responsibilitv helping students to adjust to high school life and its customs. He is the faculty advisor for the Freshman Council and the Red Cross C ouncil. In the spring ofthe year Mr. George visits grammar schools to acquaint eighth grade students with Hwerhill High Qehool and the courses ofthe forth-coming year. 13 MR J yxctesos GEoRoE

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Our D1fCCtOFS and Deans MR THONI XS F GIXRVILY Dzfedor of Trade Srhool In the seat of Dlrector of Haverhlll Trade School SIIS Mr Thomas Garvey Although Mr Garvey IS a very busy man hc IS never too busx to help and advise the boys who present their ll'ldlVldl13l problems to hxm Because of Mr Garxex s warm personallty true frxendlmess and helpful atutude the boys admlre and respect hlm fi-PM MR SHERMAN E TABER Asszstant Dzrector if Trade School The students of our Trade School are proud to have as thelr As slstant Dlrector Mr Taber who IS usually occupied wlth the arrangmg of classes and marks as well as the counselmg of puplls who frequently stop IH hls office Mr Taber's frlendllness and patlence make hlm well liked and very popular among the Trade School boys u as ' cNTfm ' ' - , 1 4 . A 1 . A 'F ' V , , ' , , . , I . . . , . , 1 - V V, v . Y . . ' ' . 1 1 , . . A . ' ' 9 . . w

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- thee -li x L ii' d PAUL L. BURNETT Commercial Department Between eight in the morning mf! -1. XX Pg- Democracy is full of problems Y tliscmet' Prtxblctns t1fDt'rnot1acy class l MARGARET DEPPING Art Department h..,....,. 5, L 1 ILA -.ff R , . Ev, V JEAN GARDNER Distributive Education Operation of adding murhines and mimvograpll rnacliim-s are just zi fl-w of the many skills that Clerical Practice students have tu tnastvr. LOUISE PAUL P. HARRIMAN HUNTINGTON English Department 14 Mathematics Department