Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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43. ,... A A ' . - DICBATING CLUB BACK Row: Melvin Gufstcin, Ralph Cofstein, Clement Larrahbee, Robert Sherry, Raymond Tye, Craw- ford B. Thayer, Sumner Kalafa, Ronald Nt-wberg. MlDDI.E Row: Mr. Raymond 0. Hutchinson, Theodore Carhone, Virginia Kimball, Marguerite Gaxin, Arline A. Brent, Allen Levonson, Melvin Corovitz. FRDNT Row: Jeanette Thibault, Barbara jillson, john Nichols, Presidentg Mary Gavin, Sccretaryi Alice Powers, Barbara Goldberg. The Haverhill High School Debating club debated against representatives of other schools during the 1939-40 debating season on the question of public ownership of the railroads and on a policy of isolation for the United States. The club members, guided by Raymond Hutchinson, club adviser, and led by ,lohn B. Nichols, won and lost debates during the sea- son, and gained a knowledge of public speaking which can never be taken from them. Underclass members of the or- ganization showed qualities which well may be developed to the benefit of the group by future contact with the debating society. 104

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' K. 'ea SENIOR PLAY CAST TDP Row: Alan Cole, Robert Goodwin, Robert Sherry, George Alperin, John Wrenn MlDDl.l1 Row: Paul Wood, Shirley Graham, Raymond Tye, Lucille Axerill, jacqueline Boucher I' mcls Hogan, john Colocousis. BOTTOM Row: Priscilla Moylan, Adrina Danelian, Crawford Thayer, Dorothy Cleary, Mr Harriman Transplanting in January a Broadway and London stage hit to the auditorium of the Haverhill High School, the Sen- ior Clans presented Bachelor Born to a capacity audience as its contribution to the long line of annual dramatic pro- ductions given by pupils. Bachelor Born, known on the professional stage as The Housemasterf' written by lan Hay, was considered to be one of the most ambitious produc- tions given by a Haverhill Senior Class. Credit for the suc- cessful outcome of the play should be given to Paul P. Har- riman, Whose ability as a director enabled him to develop the dormant qualities of seventeen Seniors into something suggestive of histrionic attainment. 103 0 L nv ga 1 ,IQ

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