Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Cfiqfq-ll-.,,- ,,....-.- -' -' ? -' Wea-, vsfafyf Q 'OJ J A f S HENRY HERMAN HALLBAUER Junior Play 3 Various Committees Henry Hallbauer is one of our noisiest boysg that is, outside of classes. ln them you would never know he was present. You think that seems strange? No, not at all. Henry sleeps. Friend of everyone, noise-maker. blues-Chaser. happy-go-lucky -these are only a few of the epithets that apply to Henry. Wye will never forget Grampa in 'LOh. Kay! We have known you as a joy-spreader. Henry. and hope to know you in the future as the same. IRVINC EDWARD HAMILTON HIIANIINIYH I Junior Play 3 Lieut. Cadet Corps el I Various Committees 5 Han11ny is everyliody's friend. He is one of the most popular boys in our 1-lass. lrving is rather amliitious although he is very quiet. l-lis ambition has got him . soinewhere. too. for he is one of the smart- li est boys in the vlass. Forge ahead. lrvingz. and may stu-ross follow you. ANN.-X Xl.-XliC.-Xlllfl HININIER It was rather diflirult to heroine ac- quainted with .-Xnna. hut when one did. she was found to lie wry 4-ongenial. Although of a shy and timid nature. Anna is very studious and was rewarded hy her good marks. We are sure. Anna. that if all of the classes in lioom ll had lieen composed of pupils like you. Nliss Lyman would have had nothing of which to complain. rl 3 Bmw .Qi :16go,4'V ' 'Y' ' - ,,.pL'Djf: 28

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Y? 'Cf' L HARRIET PATRICIA GLOVER ' MHATTIEH Harriet Glover deserves much credit for the excellent prologue she wrote for our Junior Play. Who 'knows but what she will put our class to the foreground by her original plays? Harriet's dry humor has brightened many classes. Keep on brightening the corner where you aren, Harriet. FREDERICK HOWARD COULD MFREDDYH Class Will Football 4 Track 2 ulilreddyn has always been a jolly boy. He is also very popular, for he has an ex- ceptionally fine personality. l71'eddy'7 is the Hwill-bew journalist of our senior class. His unusual originality of thought and the captivating, mischievous use of his wit have produced many exceptional English compositions. MHitch your wagon to a star , Freddy7,. MADELINE MONICA GRAHAM Madeline Graham is known as the 'acradle-snatcherw of our class. She has always shown her preference for younger boys' company. Madeline certainly knows how to dress and is an ardent supporter of short skirts. We havenlt seen much of you during our four years, but we hope that you have enjoyed our company as we have yours, Madeline. 27 3 ci If-Fiji:

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354-11: - .... ivpfzjyg Q' 'oi L I I 2 fy. ,14,C,w GEORGE FREDERICK HUGEL Various Committees Here is our little ubashful boyn. At very few times during our four years to- gether, has it been possible to find George doing anything but minding his own bus- iness. Perhaps if some of us followed his example a little more, we would be better off, for in spite of his quietness George has been envied by many pupils when re- port cards were issued. Always be an ex- ample for someone, George. I I is It W, V ,1 I I HERBERT JENKINS WHERE-EE Vice-President I Student Council 2 Various Committees Trallic Squad 2, 4 Quartermaster Cadet Corps 4 Exchange Editor Blue and While 4 And here is our curly-head. If you canit recognize Herbert by anything else, you will notice his black curly hair. This and his attractive features have won for him the honor of being our handsomest boy. But Herbert is not at all conceited and from all appearances has kept his mind on his studies. Keep on striving, Herbert. JOHN WILLIAM IOVELL HJOHNNIE77 Class Prophet Various Committees Manager Track 4 John is a very likeable chap, and is ad- mired by his classmates for his good humor and jovial ways. He is a sergeant in the Cadet Corps, and itis udollars to doughnutsw that his men would not ex- change him for all the sergeants in a real battalion. Always be a hustler as you have been in M. H. S., John. --1 --1-- 29 Q Y FJ' C 1 IPFAJIYQ