Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 MARY KATHLEEN BULLOCK Just be natural; you ' re naturally nice Mary and her trumpet have done a great deal to make our band the outstanding success that it is. Her shining face is visible every time the band plays, whether at a football game or at school. May she always be just her sweet and natural self! MARION ELEANOR BURKE A worthy opponent in any game ' This tall young lady has sent many peal= of laughter ringing through the halls. Marion ' s grin and cheery greeting are both well-known and looked for at high school. Her activity in sports has won her much praise, and we are sure that her ambition to be a gym teachci will be fulfilled. ARTHUR FREDRICK BYRNE Handsome, witty, yet a friend ?,, 4 Adjutant Cadets 4 Traffic Squad 1 Senior Play Glee Club 4 Basketball Football i Track l Blue and White ' ■ ' ; Editor in Chief 4 Various Committees What a great deal we could say about handsome Arthur Bunzo Byrne! He is one of our finest athletes and did a good job in the Senior Play. Remember, girls? Keep up the good work, Art! DOROTHY MAE CARNEY Good natured, pleasant, and winning; Your lit ' e with joy will l e brimming Year Book Staff A sociable girl with a winning smile. Dot has a host of loyal friends. We have enjoyed her pleasing disposition and jovial manner during our high school days, and we wish her lu:k on her secretarial career. Cheerio, Dot! NATALIE JOAN CASHIN Success is iron by honest toil Identified by her pleasant manner to all with whom she comes in contact, we have known Natalie to be one of our most loyal classmates. Although she manages to com- bine work with studies, neither one suffers. Best of luck, Natalie. 18

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School PAULINE THERESA BOYNES With a touch of gaiety about her Another of our quiet friends from whom a giggle emerges once in a while. Although Pauline his not defin- itely decided on her future career, we are certain that her pleasant and neat appearance will help her to success. mi . ' ' ( It LILLIAN BREARLEY In sweetness of her looks and mind By virtue, first, then choice, a Queen Introducing to you our Queen — Lillian — sweet, demure, and beautiful, with a crown of burnished gold. The class of ' 38 has shown to the world that it is a competent judge of beauty, by choosing Lillian as its fairest member. Well dressed at all times, she is indeed an asset to our class. NEWTON WILLIAM BRIGGS Dashing up the hill On almost any day Football 4 Fun-loving, reckless-driving Newt. He passes in his car, but is back in a flash to pick up anyone who wants a ride. Ask the girls of M.H.S. about that! This tall, dark, young man is very popular with the faculty and his class- mates. May your future be as peppy as your car, Newt! LOUIS MICHAEL BRUNO Let Swing be king Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Louie is one of the most popular and likable members of our class, with a cheery smile and a kind word for ev- eryone. As a musician he is tops. We all love hearing the silvery tones of his sax, and his wit is well-known. A brilliant future is foreseen for you, Louie. EUGENE ANDREW BUCO He ' s the silver lining to our dark clouds Eugene ' s ready smile is a tribute to a sunny day. Al- though he left high school after completing his Junior year, he returned to become a member of the class of 38. He has contributed to our success, and we are glad to h him as a classmate. Happy days, Gene! 17 mm A C • •

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School BERNICE L. CHADWICK ' ' A little acid carelessly spilled, And my stockings now with holes are filled Peppy, friendly, and petite; that ' s Bernice! One of the youngest members our our class, she is determined to en- ter college next year. A very talkative but joyful person, Bernice has had a grand time in the lab. Good luck, Bernie! ANTONIETTA GRACE CHIAVARO With a smile for everyone, great honors she has won ' Blue and White 4 Ivy Orator Year Book Staff Various Committees Antoinetta is one of our most brilliant and active stud- ents. She is always ready to help those not so quick to learn things. We shall always remember her shining dark hair, sparkling eyes, and beaming smile. Voted the most likely to succeed, Antoinetta is already on her way to the top. JANET EILEEN COLLINS Quietly she rises to the top Introducing a rather shy, quiet girl. However, her tim- idness seems to be more of an asset than anything else, for her retiring manner has won her many friends. We wish you loads of success in all your ventures, Janet. s,- . KATHLEEN RUTH CONNOR This life is most jolly Senior Play Year Book Staff Class Phophecy Better known as Chickie, this likeable miss was one of Mr. Brown ' s brightest chemistry students. She has enjoyed her high school days and amused herself by kid- ding the masculine members of the faculty. Chickie spent many hours trying to blow up the lab but never succeeded in doing it. We ' ll all miss you, Chickie, but know you will be a wonderful nurse. DONALD JOSEPH CREGG Sound sleep most does please This is one boy that the good country air failed to lengthen. Poor Don! He is doomed to be a runt, but m spite of this apparent handicap, he has kept the school full of life and fun. Continue to get a lot of sl«ep, Don, even though you have to get some of it in class! 19