Haverhill Trade School - Tradesman Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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V M, X Q L Richard Arthur Seymour Arthur Electrical Department Senior Class Book Conimillee -l Senior Class Dance Committee 4 Radio Cluh 2 Safetv Clulr 71 Glee Club 4 Richard has a pleasing personality and there is never a dull moment when he is around, He is very friendly and popular with his classmates. Richard enjoys outdoor sports and spends most of his spare time swimming and hunting. His main interest in the electrical trade is radio and because of his great interest, he should do well as a radio man. Richard already has a position working for the National Radio Company in Malden and is working hard to make a suc- cess of his job. iii s. 1181 -.H

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,,:9 Edward Warren Randall Randy Electrical Department Senior Class Book Committee -l Senior Class Dance Committee 4 Radio Club 1, 3, -l Randy is a big, blond. likeable chap who puts business before pleasure. He is quiet and always willing to help others with their problems. Randall is a very studious pupil and after school has worked in a store. Randy's marks have always been high and in his three years he never failed to make the honor roll, many times ap- proaching high honor rank. i'Eddie would not participate in sports because of his working after school. His ambition is to be a master electrician and to have a business of his own. With his initiative and ability. he should reach his goal. The class of l9-ll presents best wishes to him. ll'l'S. IITI '-ll

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Robert Westman Spojford i'Spof Sheet Metal Department Radio Club 2 Art Metal Club 3 The attainment of a career as pattern-maker or draftsman has appealed strongly to Spof. Always cheerful and pleasant, Bob could be depended upon to cooperate in school activities and was a member of the Haverhill High School Band for three years. His industriousness and willingness to learn enabled Spof to go to work early in his senior year. Ever ambitious. he attended night courses in sheet metal in order that he would be able to acquire some of the training he may have missed by going out into industry, Bob has been noted for his support of Trade School activities. particularly the dances. He hasn't missed one yet. We, the Class of 1941, wish him the best of luck. H.'I'.S. A' llgl '41