Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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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

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METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL 1933 Un The Zarulig As our friends and instructors during our entire high school days, you have instilled in us a deep-rooted admiration. The knowledge and. to a certain extent, the training you have tirelessly tried to impart to us may cease to endure but your unselfish efforts will never cease to he appreciated. Mingled with sublime thoughts of high school. lingering memories of a friendly faculty will occupy our minds. ln our contacts. impressions have heen made by students upon instructors and I'iCP-1'Pf'Sl1. Vife. the Class of 1933, only hope that the impressions we have made will he regarded with the same amount of amity and esteem as we feel proud to have formed your acquaintance. You are regarded not merely as teachers but as true friends. We are tempted to express our opinions of every faculty memher. hut to voice our thoughts would take time and would simply he an extola- lion of the worthiness of all of yotl. Ultimum vale! May future classes he as keen to appreciate the good fortune of having a Faculty with such high standards!