Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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hlETHUEN Phan SCHooL 1933 l,. t 5 v . 'ss ALICE ACKROYD Orchestra 1, 2. 4 Graduation Speaker Alice is one of the most brilliant students in our class. She is quiet but. nevertheless. one of the most heard-of girls in the school. First we hear. about her success in music-g then. about her scholastic achievements. She won the lvashington and Franklin medal in History during her Junior year. and in her Senior year was elected a gradua- tion speaker by her Classmates. Thereis a record for youl Hay nothing stop you. Alive. in further education! SALLY ASSAF Sally Assaf is one of our attractive. dark-eyed brunettes. She is a shy and demure sort of girl but her brown. mysterious eyes don't miss a thing. Yet these quiet girls have us all guessing. donit they? Nlaybe Sally will astonish us in years to eome. Let us wish her all the success in the h'ul'lfll jlfNNll'f JU.-XX B.-XCK5 lfielrl lloekey 2. 3. lfupmirz 4 l'ielure Committee 4 llaskelball LZ. 3. 4 Various fiIlll1l'l'lill6CS Student l'-.uneil 2. 3 Gentlemen. meet Jennie. the girl with the most pleasant disposition! What would the girls of the athletie learns and the boys at the danees do with- ull! her? During her Sophomore year Jennie was out-landing in hoekey. in the junior il was basket- lmll. but in our Senior it was both! Jennie was also an inspiring member of the eheering squad. lising her own stunts. letis give her three eheersl Nlftlilll, lilil-Il.lfY lul IiIll.l.s llere is one girl who eonlinually keeps on a- sniilingu. Bubbles appears to be a quiet girl in sehool but we wonder if she is so. away from st-bool. Huh? Her talent in drawing is regarded approyingly by everyone and we hope that she will continue making use of her ability in this type of work. Her work in the commercial de- partment has also been meritorious. Keep on being a bundle of sunshine. Mabel! 18 -

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1933 METHUEN H1cH SCHOOL JOHN WILLIAM HUTCHINSON B1LLY,' HUrcHY', Class Vice-President 3, 4 Junior Play Class President 1, 2 Track 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Picture Committee 4 Football 3, 4 Captain, Cadet Corps 4 Assistant Business Manager, Blue and White 3 : Business Manager, Blue and White 4 Various Committees Traffic Squad 4 Billy,' has had multiple interests during his school career. He received the coveted HIVIW in three sports. Much of his success can be at- tributed to his wondrous way with women. lYes, that blonde hair certainly got the Womenls votesll Bill is clever and possesses an easy going natureg he bluffs his way through any obstacles standing in his path. He doesnit like to study but always gets by. We wonder how he does it! Can it be personality? How about it, Bill? We hope that his personal magnetism will not diminish when he goes out into the world. WILLIAM WEST MANN HBILLYU Secretary 4 Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 4 Treasurer 2, 3 Traffic Squad 4 Track 4 Various Committees G'Billy,, is one of the most sociable members of our class. Because of his fair, curly hair, he has a large following of comely girls. He has helped to keep Hlaw and orderw in the corridors in an efficient manner. Any responsibility which was entrusted to him was done in a wholehearted way. We are positive his winning smile and personality will aid in carrying him through the hard places in life. May you succeed in whatever you choose as your lifeas work, Bill! LOUIS POZYCEK Treasurer I, 4 Orchestra I, 2 Student Council 2, 3, President 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 Adjutant, Cadet Corps 4 Track 2 Year Book Editor 4 Humor Editor, Blue and White 4 Various Committees Class Day Committee 4 .lunior Play Trafhc Squad 4 My only hope is that my classmates will cherish this attempt to present a book worthy of this ins- titution. Your friendship and happy fellowship will linger in my memory forever. High school life has been a deeply significant experience to me and l sincerely wish that this souvenir of our school career will hold considerable Worth as a record of unforgettable, joyous experiences. Wherever fate may call you in the vast expanse, please remember me as one who tried his utmost to be of service. I7

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1933 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA ESTHER BELLONDI c1NN1E', At our school was a girls, secret club known as the 'cCum Lateri' society. '4Cinnie,, was president of it. The day L'Ginw arrived at school on time we celebrated, didnit we? Fortunately, Virginia is good-natured and broad-minded and can stand for any Hkiddingn. We like her for her per- petually smiling and happy countenance. When you go to the dramatic school of your choice, HGin',, you will have wishes for the best of luck from all your classmates. BELMONT WILLIAM BERARDI Although Belmont is one of the quieter boys in the class, he is unceasingly friendly and obliging. We are sure that if all the pupils in his home room were as quiet and attentive, lVIiss Gavitte would have an ideal class. He has acquired many friends in school, and herels hoping he will be equally well-liked in future years! AGNES RUTH BOUIVIILA Class Day Committee 4- Agnes is a girl with a good circle of friends. She is a quiet and friendly classmate. Even though she is not a big shotl' in school, she is very Stuclious and, coupled with her gift of ever ready friendship and clear thinking, We are sure that she will be heard from as a successful entrant in the commercial field. We hope that all the com- plimentary reports as to your ability will come true, Agnes. MILDRED CHANDLER BHAGDON HMILLIEU HMillie is a very sociable girl. Her many friends appreciate her sunny outlook and warm greetings. Seemingly a trifle reserved, Mildred soon exposes her sociable trait to everyone who meets her. We wonder why she goes to the Post Office so many times a week! Donlt ask anv ques- tions! Lo s of luck in anything you undertake. Millie. 19