Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Methuen High School 1933 3Jd % .SFacultg As our friends and instructors during our entire high school days, you have instilled in us a deep-rooted admiration. The knowledge and, to a certain extent, the training you have tirelessly tried to impart to us may cease to endure but your unselfish efforts will never cease to be appreciated. Mingled with sublime thoughts of high school, lingering memories of a friendly faculty will occupy our minds. In our contacts, impressions have been made by students upon instructors and vice-versa. We, the Class of 1933, only hope that the impressions we have made will be regarded with the same amount of amity and esteem as we feel proud to have formed your acquaintance. You are regarded not merely as teachers but a true friends. We are tempted to express our opinions of every facultv member, but to voice our thoughts would take time and would simply be an extola- tion of the worthiness of all of you. Ultimum vale! May future classes be as keen to appreciate the good fortune of having a Faculty with such high standards!

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Methuen High School 193.° Class (§h The march of time all men must meet, All feel the power of might: But he who would in life succeed, Must stand for truth and right. For not by ea e and idle boasts Have men achieved their goal; They have won by faith and works And puritj of soul. Our ideal- stand as guiding stars To lead us on our way. iid m a bond ot brotherhood Bring in a better day. So if success would crown the lives Of all who walk this sod, Each man must serve, with loyalty. 1 1 is count! ' and hi- Cod. -It illiarn S. Searle Musk hy Hetty M. Stowelt