Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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'SU' D .Qi 3fAg'44 4' VnY P 3 '-+A'f' Y it-A n- gfxfgokji 22 5 C ' ' fvf'3'v5 Q '01 5 I LILLIAN MAE DAWSON GGLI L97 HLil'sw quiet, unassuming manner has caused her to win a high place in our esteem. W'e've heard it said that 'LLilw has a fiery temper, but we have yet to see Q. I her with anything hut a sweet disposition. Keep smilin'. Lil . I EHNIA DIMLICH l f Erniais smiles and pleasant ways have won for her many friends during high sehnol days. Vile hope you realize your tnnhilion to lim-miie an tem-her. Erina. and also wish that your pupils know how to uppreriale yon. as we have learned to. HARRY DORSON t:t'Tn: Buskethall -1 Track 2. 3. 4 Traflit- Squad -I When we hrst came to high school. Harry was one of our many hashful boys. hut it did not take hini long to make him- self known. How surprised we were to I see him in company with one of the weaker sex at the last Junior Play. Don't think too mueh about the girl you left behind youd, Harry. 3 I

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NG 1..--1--I - - -1 -- --P-9- ' P-:gvpfj 4 04 ARLINE KENYON CLOUGH Class Salutatorian Arline is really lots of fun, and if you don't think so, take my advice and ask for an introduction. After you know of that honor she won for our high school in drawing, you will certainly want to know this classmate of ours. Perhaps when we visit high school in the far future, we shall see Arline installed in Room 7. Hope you can manage all the- green sophomores and cheeky seniors, Arlineg JOSEPHINE COSENTINO Who could ever forget shy, conscientious, little Josephine? She certainly possesses originality in action. She is a very de- mure maiden, but studies hard and makes a big hit with her teachers, which is quite an asset. We know that Josephine has a secret ambition to become a poet, for she has written many good poems for our Blue and White? We wish you success, Josephine, but hurry up and publish the book. LAURA HELEN CHESS Helen is of that strong, dependable type. She is never afraid of hard work, and is always willing to help those who come in quest of her advice. Keep up the good work, Helen, and we will hear of your success as a famous mathematician. '-E Wvftnim 'ni' A'Ti'i - kiwi 'REW '7Y 77 vw ' 7 21 L- Q I 7 fv .G If-b:QA:

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,3G'qvl- - - - --- iv' I-4 S 4 IVIILDRED HAZEL EASTWOOD Mildred is one of the loveliest and most likeable girls in our class. Although she has rather a quiet disposition, she has been a regular supporter of our social ac- tivities and a uyelleri' at our football games. Her sincerity and perseverance have attained for her a high standing in both her studies and in the hearts of her classmates. Keep on, Mildred, and soon youill be able to display your knowledge of mathematics to high school pupils. I CHARLES FARRINGTON EDWARDS HcHARL11: MTAXIEI' Lieut. Cadet Corps 111 Traffic Ofhcer 41- uCharlie7, is one of the most popular and well-liked boys in our class, His will- ingness to lend a hand has caused him and his car many a journey.. Charles is also of a literary turn. Weill not forget in a hurry his famous essay, c'My Opinion of the Flapperw. Letls hope, ucharliew that you get an old-fashioned girl. DOROTHY WILLIAMS ELLIS CSDOTDD Book Committee 4 Class Pianist Social Editor Blue and White 4 Various Committees Days may come and days may go, but the friendship of 'fDot', will go on for- ever. Never without a smile and a cheery word of greeting, always willing to help when help is needed, NDot has made a host of friends throughout her high school life. We know you'll always have a host of friends, HDot . 7 1 'U ci 4l I'T 'f i iW K' ' 'I' If gy 23