Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1934 Methuen High School WILLIAM NORMAN HENRY Stockbridge Agricultural School Subscription Manager, Blue and White Class Prophet Baseball Manager 4 Captain, Cadet Corps Football 4 We give you one of our minutest particles of radiance with one of the most dazzling sparkles that ... yes, it blinds ladies and attracts young men. Norm has a Ion train of followers. MARJORIE BEATRICE HIRST Essex Agricultural School Through a natural tendency to be inaggressive and retiring, Marjorie has shied any position in the foreground of the class recognition. This, nevertheless, did not prevent her from being in- terested in activities; she has shown true spirit in every instance. HELEN RUTH HOEGAN Hockey 4 To speak few discreet words at the proper time is far better than to speak many indiscreet words all the time. Bear witness to Helen; she utters her sentences at the crucial moment of recitations. ROBERT JOHN HOELLERICH Vice-President 1, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Ili-Y 4 Not only a big man among men and a favorite of his acquaintances, which is to say the class, but in addition he stretches a short arm long down the slide of a trombone with remarkable vigor. Son- ny ' s a (laming attraction. 25

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Methuen High School 1934 HAZEL RUTH HEATH Massachusetts Art School (. ' lass Day Committee Hazel is an adept in the arts, among others that of debating, we understand. Her argumentative sway is cast cleverly over the floor of an English classroom where the ambitious try to move her im- movable. MARJORIE FLORENCE HEATH Once within the barrier that Marjorie erects to check the impetuous, you may know a friend and a companion who lacks no vivacity or social ability. She pairs best of all with Sister Hazel. of course. V LKNLS ' I Ih 1)1. H ' KLUWELL, Jr. pi ii Hi-1 3, 1 Ernesl has made himself an homme d ' affaires about the school. He takes no little interest in his assumed position, and evidences his dependability In activities, to the appreciation of his fellows. ISLRTHA LILLIAN HLLLMl III 4C- I lock.- Ba-kethall 3, I Here is one to laugh at the rigorous world with defiance. trouble — a smile, that is the waj she glides through the burdensome with hearty jo- viality, adding friend t friend. 24

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Methuen High School 1934 J i FRANCIS HOLMES A steady young man. regular in action, even in disposition, is Francis. These are his salient points. We, as do you. mark him as a good fellow and a worthy companion. DOROTHY BELLE HI SON I [ockey 4 Basketball 3, 4 Captain 4 L pon the basketball court Dot bounds into the limelight the strongest. She capably assumed the captaincy of that team as one of the most seasoned and clever players on the squad. ROBERT INNIS bob ( aptain, adel ( nrp Bob marshals [he soldier boys into rank and file with the military proficiency that causes re- bellious and obedient alike to snap to. There ' s no rough edges to Bed s demeanor. BERNARD CHARLES JACKSON Lowell Textile Football 3, 4 Captain, Cadel Corps Our gentleman superb and soldier refined, Ber- nard Jackson. ith a quizzical grin he spurred his fiery mount and dashed off with the label. knight-errant : all of which is instance of how the noble one lances throbbing hearts. 2(