Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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MR. CHARLES L. WHITCOMB Superintendent of Schools MR. RICHARD C. WALLACE Assistant Superintendent of Schools Setting the pace for our public school sys- tem is the task of the administrative staff who organize a sound program of education for us students. Mr. Charles Whitcomb is constantly occu- pied with his duties as Superintendent of Schools. With the school committee, Mr. Whitcomb selects the faculties for all of Haverhill's schools, and assists them in car- rying out their curriculum. Having served as Latin instructor, Dean of Boys, and Director of Vocational Guid- ance, Mr. Richard Wallace is well qualified for his job as Assistant Superintendent of Schools. ln addition to aiding Mr. Whitcomb in deciding school policies, Mr. Wallace man- ages our schools' finances. Co-operating with Mr. Whitcomb and Mr. Wallace are the members of the School Com- mitte who are conscientious citizens who de- cide the budget, hire the faculty, arrange school transportation, and supervise school lunches. As they execute the business affairs of our public schools they keep our educational system moving efiiciently. 9mm Our Administrative Staff HAVERHILL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Seated left to rightg Dr, Paul Nettleg Supertindent of Schools, Mr, Charles L. Whitcombg Dr. Harold S. Wright, Jr., Mayorg Mrs. Merritt F. Garland. Standng left fm to right: Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Rich- ard C. Wallace, Dr. Albert B. Consentinog Mr. Ed- ward Morrowg Mr, Edward W. Kimballp Mr, Manuel Epstein. fb Li.,

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MR THOMAS F GARVEY Trade School Dnectox The Have1h1ll Tmde School whlch lanks among the tops 1n th state 1n vocatlonal educa tlon owes much of 1ts success to Duector Thomas F Games who has accompllshed a g1e'1t deal 1n the d velopment of the school M1 Garxev lS '1 fine COLIIISGIOI and 1 capable leader of boss as evldenced by hlgh school students when the T1 'Lde School boys take OYQI when the Broun and Gold lruwes M1 Gaxyey fully deselves the 1espect 'md admuatlon Wh1Ch the boys haue fol h1m MR SHERMAN E TABER Trad School Asslstant Duectol M1 Shexmm E Tabel Asslstant D1l6Ct0l of the Havexhlll Tlade School IS an mdlspen sable membel of the Tlade School faculty Among Mx Tabel s dutles IS the all lmpoltant task of Job placement ln the Trade School s on the Job expeuence p1og1am In addltxon M1 Tabel IS kept busy Wlth the busmess of grades detentxons and solutlon of the personal prob factor ln vocatlonal gu1dance Mr Taber f fable and consldelate IS well l ked by the Trade School bovs Cmdc chan! Dzrcctors Trade School Secretaries Mnsses Loulse Coulombe Clerk Stenoglaphel Marlene Prmce Clexk Stenographex Rose Cheemphkas Secetary xg, A l A fx Q, sz Y l f 6 .l i 1 5 V e I .F ' . . - Q ' . ' . . u I uc , . Q 1- 1 2 l Q, Lv ' 1 ' 1 u V . 3 . . - 1 . ' . Y . . . - , ' 1 1 , . ' 1 v - ' . J ' ' ' Q . v , c . ' . . ' e ' . ' z ' ' - '. y B ' C 5 S C C C '. I ' ' . . . y '- af' Y ' h uv ' Y - .C . v . , - the gym for the annual Valentlne Dance, and lems of the boys. He is also a very important ,. . 2 .' v 1. .A -v tv Q ' ' ' ' ' , a - . . .ik K .. r ,' -f , ' Q sm . M ' A 'gp - Q 1- l , , ,-sf A R' ' ,-'?f:rM.f., ' . : . . I , I I: , ' 'F l -