Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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PETER JESSEL -UC qv! ,Jvjyy Q CHARLES AVERILL HCHARLIEH Valedictorian Captain Cadet Corps Chairman Book Committee Treasurer 2 Junior Play Student Council 2, 3, 4 Manager Track 4- Vice-President 4- Humor Editor Blue and While 2, 4 . Asst. Business Manager Blue and White 3 Traffic Squad 4 Various Committees My name is Charles, but to you it's 'SCharlie',. lt,s rather difficult to delineate a pleasing portrait of oneis self, don't you think? However, if my classmates have enjoyed my company as much as I have appreciated their friendship, my high school days will be a happy remembrance. I hope that my facetious outbreaks will be forgiven and my humble efforts will be rightly interpreted. After all, I mean well, you know! GCPETEQ7 Lieut Cadet Corps Football 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Traffic Squad -'I Pete7' is famed for his modesty. For this reason he has endeared himself to us all the more. uPete', certainly is a good sport. How he fought for his dear old alma mater when he carried that big num- ber 10 on his football jersey! '4Pete wasn,t exactly what we would call an ama- teur with the ladies, either. JOHN BRAMLEY TORDOFF JOHNNY Treasurer 4 Class Will Various Committees We have yet to see 'clohnnyw without his pleasing grin. Good-humored Johnny is quite as ready to take a joke as spring a few. His popularity has grown steadily throughout his high school career. He has done many services for his classmates as treasurer. We hope you will always be carefree, Johnny . ,AC-',w 15 Q - W FJQ 'rbtgg

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f'a Li sn- A lv h S 1 -i 1 I EDWARD WILLIAM BROUDER TED President 3. 1 Football 3. 4 Yice-President l. 2 Baseball 3, 4 Lieut. Cadet Corps Traffic Squad 4 Asst. Editor Blue and While 3 Editor Blue and White 4 Junior Play Yarious Committees Folks. meet Ted . our able president and a fine fellow. Tedis'i achievements have covered practically every activity in school. Just take a glance above at some of his accomplishments. Anyone would he proud of a record like that. 5'Ted's popularity is tremendous. Maybe his school spirit and loyalty are responsible for this. Altogether he has made an ideal 1-lass leader. We sincerely wish you all the good things of life. Ted',. I, 0' . 'Q U, .U, 24 LIAQ 4 lhisoslifg

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Y :KHP 4-4: D U rx. L J A J i l l I I 7 'V 221 ZYAL44 A , STANLEY ELMORE ANDERSON NSANDXN Sandy professes to be somewhat of a sheik and we certainly concede him to be an all-round good sport. He has always presented a neat, well-dressed appearance in high school. Weave enjoyed your com- pany immensely. Stanley. and we wish you good luck in your chosen profession. lvf'DV4 ROSEMARY ALLATT GGROSE73 Whenever you want to forget your cares and troubles, just call on '6Rose l Although she is a demure and shy little miss, she blossoms forth brilliantly when you en- gage her in conversation. We wish you a successful career, 4'Rose,'l RUTH ELIZABETH ARCHIBALD MRUTHIEH f'RED,' l'Rutbie is famed as a party girl. Her reputation as a good sport and congenial companion is widespread. Ruth has been present at all our parties and socialsg we have grown to expect her cheery greeting. However, at present she has carried her affairs of the heart to our neighboring community of Lawrence. Why don't you behave, Ruth? is ,Day- 16