Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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METHUEN HIGH ScgHooL 19323 HELEXE RITA COX Fielrl Hockey 4 At first we thought Helene was one of the quiet I members of our Class hut when we became aequainted we found her to he a real. friendly eonversationalist. Her sedateness and hospitality l are two of her many assets. She leaves school 1 regretfully this year hut will always have the s l satisfaction of looking baek to years that were well spent at Xl. H. 5. Your remarkable class- y l room work has not heen in yain. Helene! HAZEL XIHCIXIA CRAYEN Hazel is one of our smallest and quietest Class- mates. She is. howeyer. amlvitious and we know that -uf-h a desirahle quality will make her sue- eessfnl in any enrleayors w hi'-h she applies herself lo. 'lille Xt'l'N In-st of ltlek lo yutl. Hillel. S'l'lQl'H XXII-Q l'fXl'l-lNlQ Il.-XS sH.I'lIll' litlslvillull 2. .H l'lPl4l llm'kf'j v . v St:-pliia-U was yery gtmtl in lielfl hot-key. Her cluty was lo stop her opponent liy gently knocking her flown. This must haye heen a pleasure for the opponent as 5tephit-N is suvh a small girl. tflh. yeahll Flu' is immensely intere-terl in draw'- ing. She rlraws as mueh as she van and. if you w ant In see llt'l'tllll'll1Q12IFllltly hour. go up to Nllss ' Staplesis room. There -he will Ive. Conti luek. uSll lllll'..l lll'Tll ,-XNNIC IJUXUXAN .lumor Play lluth is a eute hoteha redhead. She has heen p a eongenial eompanion during: the years she has lieen with us. Une of the long roles in the junior playf-fthat of llngnmr lfnrroll- was performed hy l liuth in goorl style. Ask Ruth what she thinks of l hiv-yt-le riding. With your many fayorahle quali- ties and line friends. Ruthie. we know that nothing hut sueeess awaits you in the outsifle world. .yy

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METHIIEN HIGH SCHOOL 1933 WILLIAM CHADWICK B1Llf' UCHADH Football 3, 41 Sergeant Major, Cadet Corps 4 uBill is one of the quieter members of our class, but he has made many firm friends among his classmates. Bill succeeded in making a name for himself as a football player. Some day we wouldn't be surprised to hear that his botanical efforts won first prize at some flower show. lBill has a yearning towards agriculture, you knowfl We wish you a happy and successful life, uBill . MARY FRANCES CIARDELLO Mary appears to be one of the modest members of our class, although she really has a charming personality. We know that whatever Mary under- takes to do in later life will prove successful, and therefore we wish her luck with all sincerity. NANCY HILL COLLINSON Field Hockey 4 Basketball 3. 4 Nancy made her letter in Held hockey and basketball during the past year. She is a fine student and received high marks in all of her studies. We wish you as much success in your future school life as you have had here. FREDERICK BROOKSBANK COOK GCOOKII-L., rm:nIn ' Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 4 Trallic Squad 41 No longer can we call him 'gFreddy, the Fresh- nlanw, as the song goes. because he is one of the 'gelite . He is rather bashful with the fair damsels. Although slightly backward and bash- ful, he is often seen conversing confidentially with some shy girl. Freddy is an apt student and is clever as a clerk of a grocery store. Loads of luck, Cookie, old boyw. and may you he the proud owner of a store some dayl Ill apo

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1933 METHUEN HIGH Scnooi RITA EDITH DOYLE Basketball 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 2. 3. 4- Rita is a popular, athletic girl. The way she and Jennie Backs could score baskets on the court is deserving of praise. Credit must be given her for her strenuous efforts and her success in making good. Rita is everyone's pal and we certainly treasure her friendship. lWe can't help but be- lieve that she will make many more friends. Best of luck, Rita. STANLEY WILKINSON DREW How the girls do love to see if they can make Stanley blush. Although he is shy, Stan', is a talka'ive classmate. He has made a great many lasting friendships as a result of his sunny and sociable nature. lAnd Rita and he always were such pals!! We'll have to admit Stan is O. K. Here's wishing him success in whatever he may tackle in the coming years. LUCIE DRIGIAN Lucie's willingness to make friends has won the approbation of all who know her. She was an active member of the field hockey squad and made her numerals. Although she has been the butt of many-a-joke, she has always taken them with u smile. Continue to take it in the same friendly spirit, Lucie. Her friends will alwa s re ard he Y sf f as a good sport and a pleasant companion. Lots of luck, Lucie! ELLA ELIZABETH ELM iiBliT'l'Yu BettyM is a quiet and studious girl who is studying hard to attain business knowledge that will be of help to her in future years. Her ability as a pianist also has increased her circle of friends. May you continue to cultivate your winning ways. '6Betty . 23