Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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h4ETHUEN fhGH SCHOOL 1933 is i i . sf t Y ! CERTRUDE GEBELI-IIN semis HTRIQDYH Field Hockey 4 Genie is a quiet. hashful. but reliable girl. Actually. she is a very quiet person but quietness does not deter her from getting good grades on her report card. She is musically inclined. play- ing a banjo exceedingly well. She was also actively interested in athletics. having received a letter in field hockey and going strong for gym- nastics. She has definite aims and intends to climh high in life. Good luck. Gertiel THOMAS JOSEPH GEBO. JR. low Tom is the fellow who takes up half the cor- ridor with his shoulders. Whenever you want Tom . the hest thing to do is to find Turkey Giles' fetheyire as close as their pictures. Although quict in classes. he is different when in a crowd. 4How good is your memory. Tom? Do you re- call the night of January l at Shadow' l.ake?t lutcrcstcd in aviation. he plans to attend an avia- tion scllool iu the future. Happy landing. Tom f I-'IHNK STLIXRT GILES. lu. ii norm Xariou- touiuiitlees ,luuior l'lav filuss Will l'icturc lfouuuiltcc l lst Sergeant. Cadet lorps l 'lirack 2. fl. ffllllllltfl 4 Football 3. 4 We have the pleasure of introducing to you. this time. lfrauk 5. Giles. Turkey for short. He is the hoy with that genial smile. when we see that suulc. we know some unexpected surprise IS in the air. llis work in track was out-taudiug. llc was 4-It-cu-il captain in his Senior year as a l'l'slIll. 'l'urkcy is also a great dramatic per- former. llc is popular with the lioys and the girls. tool 'l'hc land ol' succe-s is far away. hut kccp on running and you ll get there. l' rank. ItI'l'fX l'.fXlil.lNl'i llOlfl3l'fl. llita thinks it lu-st lu look on the hrightest side ul. life and. liv following this policy. she has won many liricudsilior her-elf. She has a tendency to keep quiet. Try to overcome your shyness. Rita. and try to take a more active part in social aliairs. We have noticed how you smile away your trouhles and we admire you for your courage. .X girl like you is needed in every vocation. 26

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1933 METHUEN HIGH ScHooI EVA MILDRED FOX We can't divulge any inner qualities of Eva. She is so quietg we never heard her speak about her plans. Eva is pretty, unquestionably pretty, and how attractively she dresses! Her peculiar bashfulness and her-er, ah-may we say coquet- tish greeting?-makes her all the more alluring among the boys. lThcse dreamy, quiet girls are so rare! J We believe Eva is capable of doing great things. Best wishes for success and hap- piness, Eva! ARAM FRANKLIN Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4 - Basketball 4- An appropriate title for our Aram would be g'lVIeezie,,, the Midget. But what Aram lacks in size he makes up for in spirit. What a picture we saw when he played against that six-footer from Groton on the basketball court. Oh. yes, Meezie,, is one of our best basketball players. He also controls his fiddle very well. We can't imagine how we could enjoy our class affairs with- out Aram being there. Aram, you have the dis- tinction of being our class baby boy. However. do not let that stop you from doing big things. EDNA FREIJE Wherever Edna may be her radiant smile, con- tagious laugh, and sociable characteristics are felt by all her acquaintances. lt may seem need- less for us to say that her pleasing personality is a great asset towards achieving her objective. She appears to be a quiet girl in school but we pre- sume she isnit so 'sedate outside of school. Wie wonder! Good luck to you, Edna, in the years to come! TOPHIE WILFRED FREIJE Tophie is an unassuming fellow with a pleasant smile for everyone. He spends Considerable time at local golf courses and is quite proficient. having won the Merrimack Valley caddy golfing cham- pionship. We admire his well-dressed and tidy appearance. If reports are true, heis right there when it comes to Mstepping out with the fair sex. We all hope that Tophie's Npushi' will win him an important place in life. 25 . gs. .X- T F Si' X. .- so S . ss

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1933 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL MATILDA PATRICIA GRINKA MTILLIEH Basketball 2, 3. Captain 4 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Student Council, Secretary 4 Cirls' A. A. General Chairman 4 An all-round good sport-that's Tillie'i. She has captured many laurels in basketball and hockey, as well as the hearts of many of the male members of the school. We were certainly lucky to get '6Tillie,' from Lawrence High School. We wish you the very best of luck, Tillie. RICHARD HAMILTON GUMB 't'D1cK', HCUMBYU Captain, Cadet Corps 4 Traffic Squad 4 Junior Play Boys' Clee Club 3 Richard, nicknamed Cumby by his classmates, is a popular fellow. The most conspicuous thing about him is his laugh. This laugh is between a roar and a guffaw. It can be heard all over the school when something strikes Richand as being funny. He was the Personnel Adjutant of the Cadet Corps with the rank of captain. Lots of luck, '4Dick , old pall IRENE HARRISON Salutatorian Junior Play Irene is one of the most intelligent members in our class. She is brilliant in all of her subjects, and excels in English. She has made many friends during her school career, and we know she will make many more when she is out in the world. She is a good sport, and an ideal class- mate. We are proud of you, Irene. WILLIAM HUGHES HARRISON 4-:BILLH Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 4 Traffic Squad 4 Basketball 3, 4- '4BiIl has been persistent in all his studies and activities. The possession of a facility for forming friendships causes him to be a well-known young man. We must compliment him for being an able officer in the Cadet Corps. We wonder if he'll be a chemist or a Latin teacher. Whatever may be his calling, a keen inclination to forge aheadiwill enable him to gain a desirable 'vosition in life. 27