Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School BART DAVID BARRY, JR. Look before you leap Student Council, 3, 4 Track 2, 3; Captain 4 Football 3, 4 Bart is well known because of his activity in athletics, but his versatile nature has brought him honor in the Student Council as well as in track. No doubt Bart will make a record jump to success when he leaves M.H.S, RUTH MAE BEAN LAND A smile like the summer sun A pleasant smile introduces you to one of our busiest and most likeable Seniors. Ruth ' s cheerful disposition has won her many friends ki the past and will continue to do so in the future. Best of luck in all your enterprises, Ruth, and may you meet success around the first corner. HENRIETTA LAURA BEAU LIEU The blushing beauties of a modest maid are hers Class Ode Henrietta is a fair-haired girl who is rather demure in school, and whose poetic ability was unknown to many of us until she wrote our class song. At skating, swimming, and bicycling she ceases to be the quiet maiden we know at school, but becomes not less likeable. Good luck, Henrietta. MARION JUNE BELL Business and pleasure can be made to mix A little girl with a big smile and soft giggle, Marion can often be seen hurrying through the study hall and corridor to her next class with an armful of books and a studious look on her bright face. We know that her mind is not always on studying when she seems to be concen- trating, because a big smile creeps over her face as she sits in the study hall. Here ' s to happiness, Marion! MALCOLM O. BENNERT He has an eye for beauty Malcolm is one of our boys who gets around most, and he is noted for his preference for blondes. A school dance, play, or game would not be a success without Mai. Will he be a doctor? Only time will tell! We all wish him a lot of luck in whatever field he finally ehooises. 15 v„ '

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 PEARL IRENE ADAMS Still ivaters run deep Pearl is one of our quiet and studious classmates. Those who know her intimately have found her to be a true friend, and her pleasant smile, fine manners, and taste in dress are recognized by all. A little birdie told us that she will some day be a nurse — Best of luck, Pearl. FLORENCE IRENE ALLATT Rah! Rah! Rah! for M. H. S. Introducing: one of our best football fans. Florence can always be found, in the heat of an exciting: game, cheer- ing for our boys to get that touchdown. Her artistic ability is also well known throughout the school, and we predict a successful future for Florence. fSk PAULINE WEALTHY AUSTIN Quiet and street, thoughtful and neat One of those quiet and refined young ladies whom we are glad to have in our class, Pauline has won the friend- ship and respect of many. She has been following the Commercial Course and will undoubtedly be an efficient secretary. Here ' s to success, Pauline. FRANCIS WILLIAM BAILEY If you ran keep your head when all about gnu Are losing theirs and blaming it m you— Traffic Squad Year Book Staff 4 Captain, Cadets Here is a prominent member of our Traffic Squad and a Captain in the Cadet Corps. One can ' t help noticing how well he wears his uniform. The news seems to be spread- ing around that Francis will take up Civil Engineering, and we heartily wish him luck in this field. WILLIAM CHARLES BARRACLOUGH Women delight me not Although William seems very quiet, we are sure he can make his share of the noise. He is informally known as three chin and is one of our ace woman-haters. With your natural good humor as an aid, success should be easy to win. Bill. 14

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 HELEN LOUISE BISHOP Sincere and modest, success is for her Helen and her guitar have added much to the joy of our high school days. A sincere and friendly girl, Helen is well liked by all who know her. Keep up the good work, Helen, and you ' ll reach your goal. FRED PAUL BOHNE Popular and clever— dancing is his pleasure It gives us great pleasure to introduce to you Fred Bohne, a popular member of the class of ' 38. His pleas- ing personality has won him many friend-, both in and out of school. It is rumored that he will become a drafts- man in the future, so here ' s to success, Fred! ANTOINETTE BON AN NO Hapjuj and gay, she goes on her way ' Antoinette is one of our petite, dark-haired Seniors, but her height, or lack of it, has not been a handicap to her. Her jovial and friendly air has been the main factor in hsr rapid gaining of friends among her classmates. Don ' t let your size keep you from doing big things, Antoinette! DOROTHY MAY BOOTH BY Something old, something new; Something horroiced, something blue Here is a serious and rather shy member of our class, but rumors have it that Dorothy will become a blushing bride soon after she graduates. May your future life be a very happy one, Dot. DOROTHY CORRINE BOURGEOIS On with the dance Various Committees Penpv. jollv, and petite, Dot is well-known and liked by her classmate-, who are often entertained by her clever dancing. We ' ll always remember how hard she worked on those costumes for the Girls ' A. A. during her senior year. Don ' t be surprised if Dot ' s dancing makes her a rival of Ginger Rogers. 16