Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1933 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL he Eiirfnzrrh 7 - ,Seating iglq Sclqnul By time's embrace, thy hallowed walls To us have been made dearg Within thy ivy-crowned walk We gleaned the wisdom of the seer. fEL1zABr'rH Ona, '32 Amidst beauteous and artistic environments, we have spent our unfor- gettable high school career. To us, this magnificent edifice was like a stately castle of abundant interests and a veritable album of pleasure. ln every nook flourished art. lts inner structure, its exterior, and the wonder- ful outdoor surroundings of resplendent nature inspire us with admiration and appreciation of art. The walls, emblazoned with marvelous portraits depicting historical spots of beauty the world oler, delight us. Fittingly indeed was this building named for the generous gentleman who presented it to our town! We depart to the multitudinous callings of Destiny regret- ful to leave this source of vast happiness. Not only the actual building itself, but also the soul of the building, stirs us. Our noisy tread, our gleeful laughs, and our variously expressioned faces will be silent echoes and invisible spiritsg but the impressions of this handsome building will be vividly retained in our minds to infinity. Majestically watching sentinel .... goodbye! May you instill our successors with the same breathless awe and rapture as you have filled usl May the underclassmen preserve and cherish your traditions as we have attempted to do. Now I turn to the future for mne and bread: l have bidden the past adieu. I laugh and lift hands to the years ahead: Come on: l am really for youll' -EDWIN Nlmxitnr

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1933 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL 2 7212111113 LEIGHTON S. THOMPSON Amherst A.B., Harvard Ecl.M Principal DOROTHEA T. ALLEN Smith A.B English JOHN A. BAGNELL - Colby B.S Mathematics URVILLE J. BEAUMONT Boston College All Commercial Law, Economics, History CHESTER A. BROWN, Colby B.S Science CLARENCE ELWELL Bates A.B Latin MARY C. GAVITTE Syracuse A.B English W. BEVERLY INGALLS Tufts B.S Biology lVlILDRED M. KOHLER Jackson A.B English, History. French MARTHA D. LANGE Radcliffe A.B.. Harvard Ed.M English DORIGE LORD Smith A.B French ETHEL E. LORD Boston University A.B Commercial CARRIE LYMAN Boston University B.S Mathematics MARGARET MCDERNIOTT HELEN SOUTHWORTH H istory. HELEN I. STACEY BERNICE STAPLES MARION WATKINS HAZEL M. XWIIITEHEAD RUTH WRIGHT Nl.-XRGARET MUNROE Boston University A.B French. Latin Boston University B.S Problems of Deniocracut' Boston University BSE Commercial Lowell Normal. Mass. School Of Art Drawing English llos Com nzercial Smith AB ton University BSS Lltiiversity Ol' New French. Histor-Y Secretary . - ' A lltlllllbllllt All alas Set-I'eluI'ial