Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Methuen High School 1935 YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Back Row. Otis Titcomb. John Hewson, Robert Hewson. Arthur Hill Front Row. Grace Morin. Barbara Libbey. Catherine Scannell. Chairman; Betty Doran. Mary Crowther lilearbiuik jStaff ' No author ever spared a brother. Editor-in-Chief Catherine Scannell Associate Editors Barbara Libbey John Rogers Betty Doran Business Managers Grace Morin John Hewson Robert Hewson Picture Committee Mary Crowther, Chairman Arthur Hill Otis Titcomb JO

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School 1937, WDKKW Wimi CHOW ' I feel in every smile a chain. Meet Andy, that practical joker, who always seems to have a wide grin on his countenance. No mailer in what part of the school you are, Andy will surely be found engaging in some prank. Al- though rather wild in his play, Andy is a good student and very attentive in the classroom. GUY LEIGHTON BEAL. Jit. Blue and White Staff 4 Baseball 4 Traffic Officer 4 Green grow the rashes. 0; Green grow the rashes. 0; The sweetest hours that e ' er I spend Are spent among the lasses. 0. Guy is a staunch advocate of expression of the soul and extension of waltz time. which plat- form he loyally supported at our class parties. Your academic dance is over, Guy, so good luck in your dance of life. K VTHLEEN GERTRl DE !!KK ERS Thy fair hair m heart enchained. This girl seemed quiet to those who really did not know her, but to the chosen few she proved herself a good scout. She is best remembered for her well-known chorus. Tuna, peanut-butter, let- tuce, etc.. ' May her persistent spirit carry her on wherever she goes or whatever she does. JEANNETTE HELEN BERN i;i Hut. 0. her artless smile ' s more sweet Than honey or than marmolite. Dainty, sociable, cute, this is our Jean, an un- obtrusive but rather apparent femme. A devoted follower of Terpsichore and an ever-present rooter for our teams, she caused more than one extra lluttcr of heart- beneath manh chests.