Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Third Row: D. Fitzgerald, H Olefirowicz, N. Taylor, G. McKenzie, H. Flint. Second Row: D. Krikorian, P. Kay, D. Coates, F. DiLavore, N. Leslie, M. Falcon, J. Potvin. First Row: G Allard, K. Karos, L. Torrisi, J. Shay, M. Weeks, A. Byron, B. Mellor. THE TOWER STAFF C5 III . Tower staff this year has spared no effort to produce a book which will be a permanent record of our class, a book full of happy remembrances of our high school years. We, the year honk staff, hope thai in the years to come this honk will make you think of the days when vou were a member of the (lass of ' 50. Editor-in-Chief — Joseph Shay Associate Editors Harry Flint Diana Krikorian A.dele Byron Frances DiLavore Lucy Torrisi Beverly Mellor Donald Fitzgerald Nancy Falcon Kay Karos Janet Potvin Picture Committee Henry Olefirowicz Gerald McKenzie Pauline Kay Gladys Allard Business Managers Marion Weeks Diana Coates Edward Goldberg Nancy Taylor Nancy Leslie

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M H S GLADYS ALLARD everywhere qu, sunshine follows you Year Book Staff Y-Teens 3 Girls A. A. 4 Gladys is a conscientious student, but this in no way effects her sparkling personality. She is a joy to know, peppy and full of fun. May your vast source of energy bring you happiness throughout your life. ANNA ANTOIAN Ann may seem quiel to you, lint a- In-r friends i tlii is true. A.A. A quiet footstep and shy smile describe pretty, dark- haired Ann. Although she speaks little, she makes her presence felt rather than heard. Her considerate and pleasant manner and her readiness to do someone a favor are well known among her classmates. Well never forget Ann s cute laugh ringing through the corridors. May you always keep your winning ways, Ann, and continue to be a success in whatever you choose to do. Basketbal ARTHUR JOSEPH ARLEQUE or he s i folly good fellow 2 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Arthur is one of the best-liked fellows at M H.S. Ev- eryone finds him easy to get along with. Mischievous and fun-loving. Art is sure to spread happiness wherever lie goes. The combination of intelligence and personality makes Art a person worth knowing. Good luck to a swell fellow. Basketball JOAN ELIZABETH ARNOLD tone l ie life I live 2 Girls A.A. 2. 3 Joan appears to be a quiet girl, but don t let appear- ances fool you. She is very lively and full of pep. Joan has definite plans when she graduates. She intends to enter school and become either a lab technician or a med- ical secretary. Good luck in your chosen field. MARGARET ARZOONIAN nil o fun and fancy ' ■«■ Girls A A. 2, 3 Basketball 2 Y-Teens 2, 3 If you have never heard Margie laugh, you ' ve missed something Her contagious laugh is bound to make you laugh along with her. Margie ' s always smiling, and many envy her optimistic view of life. With those ways, Margie, you will be a great success in whatever you choose to do. 14