Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Un, Each, Bank Those Who Keep the Records of the Trlbe Wlth l5OO popooses runnlng over the complng ground not knowlng ln whlch tepee they ore due there hos to be o gulde of some klnd We ore proud to soy thot Mlss Angle Coton zoro secretory hos tllled thls posltlon 0 0 When one ot our trlbe could not remember hls study room he could olwoys depend on Angle to tlnd one for hlm When ony of the glrls hod 0 problem Angle served os sort ot o slster confldonte to them QIVIUQ them the cldvlce thot IS so often re peoted by her But thls lsn toll there IS to Angle s work There ore NOTICES progrom cords ottendonce sllps let ters oll of whlch ore so lmportont ln corrylng us through the doy ond they hove to be kept up to dote by her Wlfh the osslstonce of the clerks ADQIC reports to the complng ground ot elght ln the mornlng ond doesnt leove untll tlve Although ot tlmes we seem trylng to her Angle flnds plcosure ln her work ond llkes to help us out ot our odd predlcoments oll the tlme derlvlng pleosure from our onomolles ff Mm Marllvl s 'me X it i Afi L '-- Mlss Angle Catanza ro Mlss Cotdnzoro s OSSISTOTU' guldes who ore olso very voluoble U1 the moln ottlce ore Mlss Morllyn Shurtleft ond Mlss Morgoret Cellnos Th se ,Q JVTQ Iodles OSSlSf Angle wlth notlces ottendnnce sllps ond ln numerous other thlngs It seems stronge to enter the ottlce ond see Morllyn ond Morgoret there becouse lt wos such o short tlme ogo thot they themselves were omong the popooses Morllyn groduoted ln 46 ond Morgoret n 47 so belng almost members of the trlbe they help students wlth speclol sympothy to solve thelr problems No motter whot tlme of doy whether lt be elght o clock ln the mornlng or tlve ln he oft ernoon we con olwoys be sure of o frlendly smlle ond o cherry Hello from the OfflCC glrls fl 'BENQ Q ,tm Mus Marg.,,,,,. adm.. l I I 3, l , a . I . ' 4 Q , ' X, l . , f - Z, r N r . . . . I pr I ' th., s . , ll 1' 111 11 ' fl ' l A I . . , . , , . ' 1 1 r - ' ' T 1 r ff fl r f . . I 4 . D H H . . . , , . , l. V . - , , . , I . . , y , I ' ' .. . , , - , s ' ' g ' x I Y , . - 1 . , ' I . . , . , . . , ' ' 1 1. v Q' ,, ' s -5 K I K. .ax N , l , J l . X Q Q- XV - s, 4 4 I . -5 if , 1 . I X. M . I ,. -Q3 . , Y ,fi ,f . - 1- - J

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,ff- I 54- The mmm' mule Chuef of our tribe wnthouf whom we should have found It very dlftlcult t t o und our way through that wnlder ness of educatuon as Mr Earle H Macl. d eo our pnncupal He has been well liked by all ot has papooses who l h wave acl grcat rcspect for hum through their four ycars at hugh school Chnet M l. as extremely Important t a hgh school prnncupal that of makin stu Q dcnts do what hc wzshes and what he th k an s rs best whrle contmuung to hold the admnratuon ot the students AA r MacLeod has a Bachelor of Scuencc Degree from Tufts and a Mas ter t Ed o ucatlon Degree from Harvard Graduate School He must exercuse both the scholastuc and the ps cho Y logtcal learnung that he has obtained t h rom t ese mstututuons because not an easy task that of taknng care of approxvmately l5OO chllclren scclng that they all keep out of mrs chvet Fortunately for us he has ceeded very well an dorng thns OVW SUC Mr EarleH MacLeod 30411, jrluwi THEH CHOOL MRL a HAVERHILI. M ASbAC HUSETTS une F, 1546 ore Jeans K u f' from scx r 1 TQ- TLQT' cloo I ln e the t rqx, e e er 'wer res' we Vers ave re-Qsed frorr e v-m rr 1 e u , 1441? Trl cr er- enc s ax ee! I tta ie 2 uv leve made v fri ac, ata a ke sl r so rvanx U at v w 11 recall with Q 1' V' 6 Near' P H e fly Jfotr' aria 1 w acl eod ccinal IO I I , ti' ' 0 l I I ,Pnnyxpl Y Q ' . L' 1 ' g A . . . '.w:vv '-3oP ' I A Q ec. , . ,..J, , n H, , - was Y, .m. -. ,.:. - ' V .Ont l ... r1,- ,U ,LJMH .. ,'.. P1 V - F imy dintalets 'C erier Lle kfrh w,c 1 , '. ' to 'erm the class mf 1945. df 3 a , 3 ' .' S,:Lfmh, 5, li44, you r : crew ,c ' 1 x NV V ' V. - K , .n n, uuacqualntei sink th. tea- w . an 4 and with one alotler, tg mature seniors , ,.' . ro' reaiv tv vraiuit on T ne ll .3,. ac eod has an abnluty whnch ' ' U ' X k ' ' ' o i . , . . ,. at txwe, I here your empv i e - . K fi best f'Qfl t', and trlt png A-f . 1 x X ' x - f A . . KHP? ' ents and 'fwag', Lees. It n s :,en . .' 9 plecs ve Yer me to Fqve Ziiwz cc L Q ef ' QOH. I do hope gs Le: v'Ll t,, v deep afje tion th. j,c s ycu S ent Y re. ' A clir.c wr'2 ' ' A S, ' , , . . . ' a. It :S Q K no 3 .2 J e v ' d 1-n,,.: V I 1 A A J AA tl V - EVN:WFS p!llI'l,Cl'ZZCLL 14,4

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'ls rin' Mr Walter Evans Freshman PrIncIpal ln our outpost across the precarnous well blazed traIl we fInd one of our former assastant chIefs Mr Evans A freshman prIncIpal our congenIal Mr Evans may be seen occupyIng hmnself wIth orIentIng bewIIdered freshmen to lIfe In hIgh school l-lus dutIcs are many rangIng from maIntaInIng dIscIplIne to assIstIng future upperclass papooses fInd theur assIgned study rooms dIrectIng drIves and plannIng courses of study We are sure that the Interruptnon of Mr Evan s stay Wlfh us In our maln wugwam wIll prove most benefrcral to the fresh men he has so faIthfully been servung Although Mss ThorndIke s posItIon as Deon of CIFIS IS one of long and tedIous hours MISS Thorndnke has always shown a wIllIngness to assIst us In plannIng courses and makIng our selectIon of col leges She has patIently advlsed us when we were sent to OO-4 for doIng somethnng wrong and has always taken great pleasure In seemg us correct our weaknesses and show Improvement Her keen Interest In our extra currncular lIfe has also brought her closer to many of us who have taken port IH that Important Dart of school lIfe Sa? Bt. xl' i I ,J I .X 'x,, r . Ml L I , , s I . - I - 1 , , , , . . , , . . I I