Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1933 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL Gllaaa lpuem With minds that are stirred by fond memories, And hearts that are filled with regret, We hid a farewell to our High School A place we shall never forget. Three years we have spent 'neath her portals Preparing for our future days For work which so soon we shall enter Wlieri life will turn over a page. New hopes, disappointments, successes Will all he a part of our lifeg Welll face it with faith and with courage, A courage that wins in the strife. We'll always uphold her sound teachings, Place honor o'er pomp and all wealthg ln struggles of life eier remember, uHe conquers who conquers llilHSClf.q, -A lice L. A clfro-yd

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Cllztsaa Qthfxisers MARTHA D. LANGE Because of her interesting experiences and charming manner, Miss Lange is a very interesting speaker. Stories of African and college life related by her are certainly Worthwhile listening to. As the feminine adviser for three years, she has enthusiastically and whole- heartedly come forth to advise us in our various functions. We extend deep appreciation for efforts that will be remembered long after we leave the Edward F. Searles High School. JOHN A. BAGNELL Mr. Bagnell is one of the most ami- cable teachers We have met. His paternal understanding, good humor, and unstilted manner have bound us to a Warm friendship undeniably ad infnitum. We were not surprised the least bit when John-as We are inti- mately permitted to call him-was selected as the most popular instructor. His popularity and informality add greatly to the effectiveness of his teaching. Good luck to you, John, and many thanks for the pleasurable hours spent in your company!