Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 - DOROTHY RUTH JEAN Warm charity, the general Jriend ' ' Dot, a seemingly quiet girl, has proved to be a good friend to the few who know her well. Her agreeable na- ture and competent manner are previews of the success we feel sure the future holds for her. MARGARET PATRICIA JENKINSON Oh, never say that I was false of heart! Student Council 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 2 Blue White Staff 4 Senior Play Various Committees A giggle, an impudent smile, acting beyond compare, clever dancing, and a flirtatious nature — these are all part of the most sociable and most popular girl in the class of ' 38. Pat has twisted the members of the so-called stronger sex around her little finger, and, needless to say, they love it! Just smile your way through life, Pat! OSAN KACHADORIAN All the niiiiil conspires to praise her Basketball 2, ' ■ ' Various Committees We are all familiar with Osan ' s happy smile, pleasant disposition, sparkling brown eyes, and lovely black hair. She is one of the most congenial girls in the class, and her friendship is valued. Remember the watermelon • Osan ? ROSE RAM REG I AN • ' lint busy, busy, still thou art Rose is one of oar ambitious, serious students who work in the cafeteria. We will all remember her smiling presence there, for she managed to have a grin for all who ate there. Here ' s to continued smiles and happiness, Rose. OLGA KATENEVICH • ' Little less than an migd Tall, silent, and serene aptly describes Olga ' s charm. Her lovely smile betray- her presence to us, but she is never talkative. Neatness i s indeed one of her virtues, and her future is certain to be bright if she stays as sweet as she is. 26

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School ROBERT HUEBNER Three cheers for Bob Huebner As a gridiron star, we ' ve all seen Bob in action. If he tackles his future as fairly and with as much determina- tion as he plays football, life should be successful indeed. Remember the rules of the game, Bob, and you ' ll surely win. ROBERT PHILIP HUME An equal mixture of good humor Basketball Jr. manager 3 Blue White Staff 1 Year Book Staff 4 Class Historian Bob is the real student of the class. No subject is too difficult for him, and he excels in both mathematics and English, a rare combination. He is a firm believer that pleasure should be mixed carefully with the serious business of life. Good luck, Bob! ALICE L. HYDE Youth is full of sport Girl Reserves 3 Basketball 3, 4 Glee Club 4 A shrill giggle, a rush of feet, a slam of the door, and here is Alice. At athletic contests, her presence is be- trayed by a merry laugh, and the school dances have also seen her ' sparkling personality. Keep that pep, Alice. HAROLD G. HYDE I would have her dark and pretty Did is another law and order man in our corridors. His engaging smile makes it a pleasure for the fair sex to take the long way around. Did ' s major interests out- side of school are music and dancing, and he is often seen escorting attractive girls, particularly if they have dark hair, to dances. Your success as a dentist is assured, Did, if you continue to be your charming self. AURORA ALICE JANIAN To reach the top is my desire Valedictorian Glee Club 3, i Helpful, courteous, and ambitious, Alice has reached the top in scholastic ranking, and will probably do so in the business woi ' ld. She takes her studies very seriously, with the result that she outdoes the rest of us. To know you is to love you, Alice, and we all wish you luck. 25 •A

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School ALFRED KAYWORTH ' ' How appealing is his shyness Spotty ' s cheery grin is one of the things that will serve to make the class of ' 38 memorable. His shyness is very attractive, especially to the fair sex, among whom his popularity is great. The echo of Spotty ' s happy hel- lo as we pass his traffic post on the first floor will re- main with us. Keep it up, Spotty! FAITH BARBARA KENNEY Demure arid dignified is she But full of fan as she can be! Editor-in-Chief Year Book Class Will Various Committees Introducing one of our most popular young ladies. Faith certainly has what it takes to make the handsome males follow at her heels, and no wonder, with such a winning smile. Our Editor-in-chief has done a grand job, and in the future will specialize in photography. Here ' s wishing you heaps of fun, Faith, and may you find suc- cess! ■• DOROTHY E. KLEIN Thy milder influence impart Glee Club Dorothy ' s studies occupy her school hours completely and the high scholastic rank she has attained has been well earned. We are sure that, as a secretary, Dot will be efficient and well liked. Here ' s to joy, Dot! EWALD L. KRAUKLIN Music hath charms A smile and a violin are the only tools which Ewald needs to realize his hope of someday becoming the leader of a symphony orchestra. Modesty and friendliness, con- trary qualities, are both virtues of this tall Rubinoff. HAROLD WILLIAM KRESS Easy shall thy passage be Lieutenant, Cadets Traffic Squad A prominent senior who is one of our popular male students, Kressy , with his slow smile, is quick witted and studious. As a member of the traffic squad, he has pre- served order in our corridors very competently. 27