Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1934 Methuen High School LILLIAN EVELYN JACKSON Essex Agricultural School Lillian E. — we speak of the brunette whom you see closeby — works her agreeable personality with perfect ease into all the shades of school life to the appreciation of her companions. A pair of dark eyes provide more than perception. LILLIAN McLEOD JACKSON Essex Agricultural School Basketball 3, 4 Field Hockey This is the blonde flash of the basketball team who, when opposed by good opposition, displays the brand of swift, spirited game that draws the admiration. She has won popularity outside of athletics, too. ANNA KACHADORIAN Anna confines her range of interests to school work and a circle of friends with the success that might well attend such perseverance. It ' s diligent effort that supplies Anna ' s bid in the future. BENNIE ANTHONY KARSOKAS Football 3, 4 Captain 4 Track 3, 4 Captain 4 Captain, Cadet Corps Baseball 3, 4 President M Club Hi-Y 4 Hail the red-headed hero, the walking dream of airy and shattered souls, and the manly athlete of a passing class! Red will offer you a unique agreeableness, a brawny physique, and a certain amount of study as reasons for his fame and suc- cess. 27

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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(

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Methuen High School 1934 SADYE MARY KATINAS I ndecided Orchestra 1, 2. 3 Page Sadye to dispel the oppressive and the melancholy, the dull and the lifeless. This gav miss sweeps into any atmosphere with the same airy lightness, with the same shining countenance and spontaneous chatter. EDWARD AL I KAYWORTH Bu krtbull 1 Football 3. 4 Student Council 3 Hi-V Club 3. 4 Bu-.-hal We take the liberty herein to speak a few words of praise, slight meaning though thev may bear, to Ed, as stalwart an athlete and sincere a young man as we may boast of meeting- KV KINK MARION KERSl LIS Mcintosh Commercial School Kay bears herself in a manner open and jocund: one which loosens the still or awkward joints of lagging conversation and. with her plead- ing levity, sheds light in any company. On the other end of a dual personality she is a persistent student. ERNEST ALBERT KIESSLING Major, Cadel (nip- Senior Play Athletic Kdiior. liliie and White Class Book Committee Basketball Manager t Blufl Mr. Ernest Kiessling, pride of the Corps, and the source of that ceaseless, gentle whisper which (loats over all: the soldier-aspirants hear it: the classroom hears it: the school hears it. This dynamo of energy is forever searching an outlet for excess. 28