Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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sa:a:eLevgen:evsa:a:a:e.-vusnsavss:za:a:vs:vxa -sees. vzeazzevaeesaaaesalensaaxevxevaaeiaia as sais:- Qllass ilaistnrp freshman Pear To quote Shakspear A woodpecker lrt on a Freshmans head And then began to drnll He drilled all day and he dnlled all night And then he broke hrs bull ET us offer paeons of praxse that such hardness was not the state of the heads of the Class of 1914 when rt entered for the hrst time the Haverhill Hngh School The date of our entrance as set forth ln the annals of tlme was a pretty September morn to be exact the twenty slxth of September mneteen hundred and ten This date was two weeks after the usual openmg of school owmg to the fact that the new bulldlng was not ready Over three hundred pupils entered destmed to burden wlth an untold number of cares the teachers who taught Freshman subjects Some of us came wlth brllllant grammar school records Others had no records to speak of But desplte our records good bad or mdlfferent we certalnly were a green bunch Like the members of innumerable classes before us we were evidently taklng ln our knowledge of a new school llfe thru our mouths But from the very beglnmng we all took great prlde IH our new bulldlng ln which the teachers were to attempt to educate us for the next four years The upperclassmen were secretly as Interested as we but endeavored to hnde thelr interest under the blank and superclllous look so often assumed by them We were notified to march to the Assembly Hall and to It we trooped After a few mmutes of pandemonlum It was announced that the teachers would call the names of those scholars who were to s1t m thelr rooms Teacher after teacher came called a number of names most of which were unfamlllar to us and walked off leadmg her vlc tlms llke lambs to the slaughter We soon settled down to the grmd of llfe varied only ln our Freshman class rooms by the antlcs of Mose C-arbelmck smce fallen who dls covered dlvers and sundry methods for maklng laughs go round the class Hlck Whitmore and Bub Byard dlscovered that after the shop work perlods on Friday on coming mto the Algebra class lf a cloth were wrapped around a finger with a little red ink judncnously applied to slmulate gore expressions of sympathy could be evoked from the teacher wlth a permit to go and wash the fnnger Thus these two conspxrators lost many valuable mmutes The loss of these precious mmutes enabled these mgemous youths to stave off the fate of the unprepared but not for long however Football of course had Interest for a few of the members of our class To be sure school had opened two weeks late but football does not stop for such an unimportant trlfle as the opemng of school ln fact one game had been played before we came to I2 1 4 ' v 1 Y I ' ' I v . , ' , . 9 ' , Y , . ' ' ' ' I I Q U ' 9 1 v s ' . . . . Y , . Y - v 1 1 9 ' ' U I ' ' A A 1 v - - ' - Y V . , , . v v - , , , , . . - I 1 Y , . v Y V v . U Y ' f f ' Q us--sus-.Qs-s.-Q -suss-susns.-s- -s.-s.-s-.s.-sus.vs- -suze-as-sus, .:e.1us.:gns--sn1us- :anis