Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Methuen High School 1934 Basketball 4 CLARINDA DUFTON Gir] Reserves 3 Hockev 4 Clara exemplifies what can be accomplished with a will, a ripe share of rare spirit, and an ab- breviated stature. In basketball, hockey, and in the classroom, it was something done with zeal and whole-heartedness. CLIFFORD DUHAMEL l)ewc stakes claim to one of the invaluable pieces oi knowledge which can seldom be had. namely, why people laugh. Though the formula remains hidden to us. we have the results in that boisterous round of explosive noises that echo down tlie i urridor. M Mill. LORETTE Dl MAS Should c judge burette hv the esteem of her class, and we do, we ma poinl l a girl who has been signall) successful and appreciated. With an open smile she has walked Into the hearts and earned the re-pert of her associates. Ill III Ml Kill. EASTWOOD Class Treasurer 1. ' Senior I ' la nm ial News Editor, Blue and White v i retary Student ( louncil What we might say about this indie mademoi- selle would be but a futile whisper to the whirl- wind she leaves behind. So to the future, where our note may be the strongest, we anticipate her success a a lady in white. - 1 !!

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1934 Methuen High School IRENE JOAN DALTON Class Treasurer 3, 4 Book Committee In Irene the school in general, her own intimate commercial group in, particular, has found a stu- dent upon whom to heap popularity and esteem. As a consequence numerous activities and respon- sibilities have been delegated to her, capable and efficient. ROBERT PERCY DAY BOB Worcester Polytech Hi-Y Club 4 Book Committee A cold wind blew strong from Canada. A shy little fellow dusted himself off and entered Me- thuen High School. Behold, Robert Day! A few years finished the product, and the young man took the school by storm, as is quite evident. ANTONETTE ROSE DeLUCIA We know Antonette to be one of the points of constancy and reliance among us. It is good to find a student whose conduct and character are consistent in all association in the past, and, in all probability, the future. WALTER LEO DIVOLL sonny Hi-Y 3, 4 This diminutive giant needs no introduction, friends, not among you who are acquainted with (he contagion of the humor which floats about the person of the light young man. It ' s a disposition that has attracted favor among his fellows. 19

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1934 Methuen High School ARTHUR GLADSTONE ELLIS, Jr. Football 3, 4 Second Lieut., Cadet Corps The moderate bearing of the young man in this picture is as natural - a characteristic as the im- moderate rants of the more audible members. In his sincerity we find basis for a worthwhile and true friend. MARY ROSE FASULLO Katherine Gibbs School Hockey 4 Cheer Leader 1 Girl Reserves 3 May we take the liberty to demonstrate to what good avail a clever girl may make use of a humor- ous and agreeable disposition. Here is proof number one. The point, you must concede, is won. CLIFFORD FEINDEL CLIFF First Lieutenant, Cadet Corps Hi-Y 3, 4 The clothing merchant nearby frequents the High School outside of business hours during which leisure you may gain a hearing if your mission is of sufficient importance. Cliff ' s rapid rise to prominence in class affairs completes his first con- quest; the world of commerce next. OLIVE FIELDEN oli.ie Graves School of Costume Designing This devastating young woman does not walk by our sides unobserved or unappreciated, — no, most emphatically no. The gentleman or lady in your company will affirm that. Be the gentleman absent, however, you will miss a most fluent dis- course upon the subject. 21