Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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MS RUTH BANKS ruthie red Basketball 3 They say it is the exceptions that prove the rule. This works out to perfection in Ruthie ' s case, for she is the exception to the rule that red heads have fiery tempers. We have seen Ruth ' s name con- nected with the productions of the Ben Arden Players. This dramatic ability has been shown in Miss Watkins ' English classes. With your pleasing disposition we know you ' ll always have a host of friends, Ruthie . Briar 5» if ■Hk|fl JS H flfil : ' LILLIAN FRANCIS BARDEN Orchestra 4 Lillian is one of the most friendly and lovable girls in the class. She is an in- telligent student and plays the banjo-man- dolin for the orchestra in a praise-worthy manner. Lillian, with your gift of ever- ready friendship we are sure that you will make many true friends in future years. MONROE KENDALL BEAN MUNNIE BEANY Major Cadet Corps 4 Various Committees Business Manager Blue and White Captain Traffic Squad 4 Junior Play 3 Football 2 Beany is a very popular boy with a dictatorial manner, which asset has won him respect and also a lot of hard work. Well, Beany , we must hand it to you that whatever else you may have done, it couldn ' t compare with the way you have boosted our class. Keep it up, and you ' ll je some Dusmess man: L u 17 =M J)J5

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7 4 VICTOR ARCHIBALD APPLEYARD vie appie ' Lieut. Cadet Corps 4 Various Committees Manager Football 3, 4 Traffic Squad 4 Vic has been the manager of our foot- ball team for two successive years. He has certainly worked hard for this branch of athletics, and was always Johnny on the spot with the water pail. Lets hope you ' re always on the job. i- . MARION ELLA ARMITAGE Marion is a girl with a pleasant dis- position — a quid and friendly classmate. but outside of school she sheds her bash- fulness and becomes a gay little butterfly. We know. Marion, that school cramps your style and arc sure that vou will he success- ful. (. MILTON I I IU IT l STIN Tennis Team 3, I Carlton wa- one of our hardest work- ing business students and. oh! how he loved English! Hi- flame hit M. H. S. and went to L. II. S. during Carlton - senior year. Some people say that he never had the same interest in us after that. How about it. Carlton? 16 5

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e nK BEDROS BEDROSIAN bed Track 4 You can ' t say this boy is quiet nor yet can you say that he is noisv. mingling: exactly enough fun and seriousness to be interesting. When he speaks, we all sit up and take notice. Keep up the outside reading. Bedros. and you will soon know ; 11 there is to know about American history. ALBERT JOSEPH BELAIR Lieut. Cadets 4 Traffic Squad 1 Track 1 Albert is one ol ihc few boys who has managed l escape the wiles and ways of the weaker sex. He is also very quiet. Good luck, Albert, and dun | he loo bash- ful. MRGIM Junior Play 3 Among in shining light, especially her doesn ' t remember VRLENE RUTH BENNERT m run: J ai ion- Committees talented mates, Ruth is a W e .ill enjo} her readings, impersonations. Who ' ( -lam w illi her pains and pati ni medicines? Ruthie intends to become a dramatist or a public speaker. We wish you great success, Ruth, and hope you will realize your ambitions. o 18 .-;-»?;