Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1933 Methuen High School BETTY HOPKINSON Betty is a cute little girl with taciturn ways. Whenever you see Betty you will notice her friend. Lila Stowers, accompanying her. Long after graduation, we feel sure these two chums will talk over the happy days spent at M. H. S. Betty is well-liked by everyone and in whatever career she may direct her abilities, she has the best wishes of all for success. ALBERT JAMES HORNE al Trade 2. 3. 4 Lieutenant. Cadet Corps 4 Traffic Squad 4 Various Committees Al came from Florida to join our class in the Sophcmore vear. He has impressed us with that touch of Southern drawl. We were indeed for- tunate in having him as a classmate. His track record in the mile run has added considerably to the success of our team. A sociable nature has made him popular among the boys — and the girls, too! Good luck to you, Al in whatever you do! CHARLES THOMAS HYDER charlie Charlie joined our class in our Senior year and we were glad to have him as a member. He is one of those pupils you can depend upon to recite every time they are called upon. Charlie is bashful and was also one of our women-haters. Keep up your good work, Charlie, and ( who knows? ) some day you may be a famous district attornev or a leading economist! RICHARD KITSON HYNES dick Captain. Cadet Corps 4 Football 2. 3 How he slays those girls! Dick ' s red hair and ever friendly smile make him one of the most popular fellows in the school. His knowledge of military training has been a great aid to the cade ' .s. Dick liked to have a lot of fun and when we part we shall miss his pleasant per- sonalis. Into whatever calling you may apply your attention. Dick , we are sure your smile will assist in making good! 29

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Methuen High School 193: ELIZABETH MARY HAWKINS Elizabeth is one of the quieter members of our class. She is well liked by all and always is in good humor. Although she does not take part in any of the school sports, she is a steadv booster of the athletic teams. She is headed for a happy and successful life. FRIEDA ELIZABETH HELLENER fritzik Basketball 3. 4 Fritzie . as she is known among intimate friend-, plaved on the girls ' basketball team, showing fine ability. Her capability to dance well has made her popular at a certain dance hall. In her English class, she has revealed skillful origi- nality in the individuality of her speeches. She ha - devoted much effort and has tried hard in commercial studies. We are quite sure that she will be successful in the world. Good luck. Fritzie! MABEL E ELYN HILL Mabel i- just as big-hearted as she is large in stature. Our class just wouldn ' t be complete with- out Mabel ' s giggles, either. In her four years of high school she has brightened manv classes with her laughing and chuckling. Keep on brightening things and you are bound to succeed, Mabel. AMY HOBBS Here i- a sweet little girl who continually looks on the bright side of life. We admire Amy for her sincerity and frankness. These two qualities accounted for her being liked by both pupils and leather-. When Ann leaves Methuen High, we wonder what Norman will do. Her aptitude in typewriting and efficiency in general commercial work lead us to believe she will amount to much in the business world. 28

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Methuen High School 1933 RICHARD RANDLETT IRVING hotcha Exchange Editor. Blue and White 4 Track Manager 4 Junior Plav Ivy Orator Boys Glee Club 2. 3 Orchestra 1. 2, 4 Richard ' s musical and dramatic talent deserve commendation. We are especially pleased with his performance at our afternoon socials. As Editor of the Exchange Column of the Blue and White, he made the best showing yet. This was due to his hard work and he deserves to be com- plimented for arousing interest in an ordinarily drv department. We hope he will make as ex- cellent a record in College as in high school. BERNARD CHARLES JACKSON berni First Sergeant, Cadet Corps 4 Berny is quiet but jovial which accounts for his being liked bv everybody be comes in contact with. He was a very active cadet, like his brother, and was first sergeant of Company D. He was aUu a -Jim l- enthusiast, i spei ialh in football. Mi- interest in rifle shooting has won him a few medals. We wish you loads of luck in the future. Berny ! WALTER AUGUSTINE JACKSON Major, Cadel Corps 4 Junior Plaj Committee Traffic Squad, Captain 4 Various Committees Neat and natty — that was our Major. Wallet was noted for his stylish and well-dressed appear- ance everywhere he went. He was a witty person among his colleague- and his humor was a boon to the classes he attended. Walter was a cheer leader which accounted for the lively response of the fair sex. s we say so long ' to Walter, we extend best wishes for success in whatever held he ma j follow. JOHN JESSEL Basketball Manager 4 John, you know, is one of the brightest fellows in our class. His fine character and hard work have endeared him to us. John always appreciates good humor and can take a joke. He was ap- pointed basketball manager— a position he de- servingl) acquitted himself of. His persiste.it manner -hows u that he will go a long way on the road of sticce-s. keep up the hard work. John. Rome wasn ' t built in one day! 30