Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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LOUISE FREDERICK Class E. B. 1, 2, 3, 4. Louise can drive superbly, so we ' ve heard, but at present ' her attention seem to be centered around the Cen- tral School. We wonder why? THELMA RUTH FITZGERALD Thelma is another of those girls Who enjoy a nice long walk to school mornings, which enables her to keep that school-girl complexion. Although we never hear very much from her, Still we ' d miss her greatly if she were not among those present. WILLIAM JOSEPH FLANAGAN Bill Football 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Capi. I ! i eball 4. Bill is one of the most well-liked boys in the school. His quiet manner and his keen interest in athletics, has led him to ma Ice a name for himself among us all.

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ANNIE EVELYN FRIHLING CI aas Book Committee. Helpful? I ' ll say she Is! She cer- tainly can accomplish anything she sets her mind to do. STet, at the sam linic. Annie appreciates good times, and as a resuit, we have welcomed her r, .1 popular mem ' ber of our Room 4 gang , too. DOROTHY FINDEISEN Dot Pianist Girls ' A. A. 1, 2, 3. Dot certainly propels a nifty boat, and though we ' re not exactly green, we do envy her a litt ' .e. MYRTLE FOX.WX FT7LKERSON Although Myrtle only joined our ranks this year, and appears very 1 1 1 ii - 1 1 interested In outside affairs, no cli ssroom would b - complete without her.

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fc EDITH JACKSON GRIFFITHS Edle We might call It giggling, but it cer- tainly would be a gloomy world If Edith ' s smile did not shine forth to disperse the gloom. BLANCHE ANNA GANEM Class Pianist. What would we do If Blanche and her marvelous fingers were not here to furnish music at all times? We cer- tainly wish her success In her chosen work. LESLIE IRENE GEORGE •l.o. Committee Girls ' a a. Leslie is one of the nicest and most Friendly girls in the class. B Bides her several outside admirers. Leslie in- cludes hosts of friends here at school.