Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Methuen High School 1934 ROBERT WILLIAM FIELDEX Class President 4 Captain. Cadet Corps Hi-Y 3. 4. President 4 ' Bob. our man of the hour, has distinguished himself in no few activities during this, his Senior ear. ith an accommodating grin he ascended to the presidency on the boosting confidence of his class, and finely has he performed the duties of his office. HELEN PAL LINE FINDEISEN Jack i in Field Hockej 4 Shed warm glances upon Helen, as of course vou will this comely visage, for. with one exception, she has no better companions than a bit of fur and a warm radiator. Cream and milk are popular products among the students. THOM JOSEPH IK SKIJ him Student Council I ' Tom has shown preference t withdraw apace with a few books and keep company with them rather than l e enticed |. many extra functions and activities. He has made his work of prime impor- tance, a stoic attitude. FLORENCE ELIZABETH GEBO H.ii Girl Reserves 3 This i the fii t of those dark, pretty sisters ol the line personalities who have won for themselves the graces of fa ulty and classmates alike. Flo has thai nicety of appearance which never loses lustre and smoothness. 22

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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

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1934 Methuen High School THERESA GERTRUDE GEBO bunts y Girl Reserves 3 And this is the other member of the distinctive combination. Bunny holds high her end of the Gebo reputation in rank and popularity by means of an unfailing diligence and natural bright- ness of manner. WILLIAM JOHN GILFILLEN Exchange Editor. Blue and White Senior Flay When Bill, the gentleman, addresses her, the lady, with all that mellow-flowing fluency and sweet benevolence, the young man ' s rare own, even she falls in his power. Sincere Bill does it daily. RUTH MAE GREENWOOD laddie Various Committees Conceive, if you can, this fanciful maiden dab- bing and stroking a canvas with skillful aptitude — yes, Ruth, the artist. The sparkling prodigy is, for many good reasons, more than an ornament of the classroom. EMILY EASTHAM HEALD Katlierine Gibbs School Emily we indicate as that gentlewoman with the sterling personality, sincere and true, the Palm- olive prototype, according to the classmate, of the girls with the schoolgirl complexion. 23