Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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WILLIAM JOSEPH KAUPINAS HBILLU Track Team One would have to be a close friend of Bil1's an or else be in one of his classes in order to appre- ciate his dry humor. ALICE GENEVIEVE KING HGEN.. r JOHN HAROLD KENNEDY Most Studious Boy Harold truly deserves the distinction of being The Most Studious Boy. He has worked hard in all his studies and we all admire him for it. We can easily tell by the way Gen has accom lished her office work that she will make P a very apt little secretary. Don't let the Usheiks bother you, Gen, 'I 29 1,

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HELEN BEATRICE JUIBA Girls' Hockey I ROBERT JOHN JORDAN Track Team 3, 4 BOB Football 4 Lieutenant, Cadets We will always remember Bob for his track achievements and his cheerful nature. He has helped keep up the reputation of the class in mathematics. Who doesn't like Helen? She has a p.easing disposition and has a great likeness to Clara Bow. Perhaps she will some day take her place. Who knows? MARY KACHADORIAN Mary is one ol' our quiet. smiling classmates. Those who know Mary find her ever ready and willing to help. 28 1,

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ALFRED IXICEWAN LANG HALH Al is our john D. Rockefeller. He is one of our men's fashion lates and is the last . P , word in style. As he is very popular with the girls and the boys, we are sure he will get along well. ROLAND KINLOCK Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Lieutenant, Cadets Roland is a quiet l?J little boy who decided that he would leave Lawrence High to come up and help the Methuen Class of '29. We're more than glad you did, Roland, and we hope you are, too. EILEEN THERESA LIXEHAN Eileen is another quiet, demure young lady from whom we hope to hear a great deal as a result of her excellent commercial work. You know what they say about these quiet ones, liileen?