Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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School Committee The Marblehead School Committee, headed by Mr. John Ormiston, and com- posed of five other outstanding citizens of the town of Marblehead, Dr. Stanford W. Hopkins, Mrs. Wilson H. Roads, Mr. Richard S. Thayer, and Mr. Richard A. Farrell, is the backbone of the Marblehead School System. All changes of cur- riculum, schedule, and teaching are made by them. They handle school publicity, and supervise the educational system from the grammar school grades through Senior High. In a sense our entire education obtained in Marblehead is due to their efforts and devotion to duty. Guidance Department An integral part of the Marblehead igh School administration is the guid- ice department, an invaluable aid to ie students. Mr. Emery, Mr. Simpson, td Miss Allen not only help students se- ct their best line of study, but also give nunsel on their future plans. The Class of 4 sincerely thanks the guidance depart- ent for the help and advice that was af- irded us. Left To Right: Mr. Simpson, Mr. Emery, and Miss Allen, a 's gf

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my 646.4123 U OUQQ Mr. Charles Lovely has been with Marblehea High School for nigh on twenty years. Servinl most of that time as Vice Principal, he has bee respected and loved by students and alumr alike for his fairness and close association wit and concern for his pupils. This year with Mi Beach on sabatical leave, Mr. Lovely fulfilled th duties as acting principal admirably. Our gratitud to Mr. Charles V. Lovely is immeasurable. QR? 794 CME ZQJQAA Probably the busiest man in the school in 196 was acting Assistant Principal, Mr. Walsh. He su cessfully adapted himself to his new role, respeo fully handling disciplinary action and other admii istrative duties during the 1963-64 school yea He also found time to teach Democracy in Acti and lent a helping hand to the seniors as class a visor. The class of '64 was very fortunate in ha ing such a hard working man as Mr. Walsh wi us. We are greatly indebted to Mr. Walsh for he has done for us.

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MARION ACRES We're having a test. RUTH J. ANDERSON l'll look that up and tell you tomorrow. F. PARKER CASWE LL l think we're a bit behind class. DORIS COPELAND Now let's see how many squat thrusts we can do. I2 BEVERLY B. ALLEN How are your stucly habits? Maybe you're not concentrat- ing enough. EDITH M. BLOCH Let's fool around for the rest of the periool. WILLIAM K. COBBETT That will be ten hours. WOLCOTT CRESSEY Let's have a work session. DAVID T. ALTSHULER You vvon't get a B' une you deserve one! RICHARD CALDARONE When will you people ever learn to spell. EDWARD G. COLBY Right as rain. H F. REED CUTTING All right, people. 1