Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1934 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE RAINFORD CLAYTON A misty cloud of reserve which a favorable wind dispels at rare moments, hides all but this young manis crown of ringlets and impassive features. George regards school life with equal composure, a quality that all can value. GERTRUDE EVELYN COHEN HCI-IRT,i Humor Editor, Blue and lVh1'te This is Gertrude of the Cohen and Tennant Company, humorists droll and reporters well- known. The feminine member of that combina- tion discloses her talent periodically to the editi- cation of the readers of the Blue and White. ANNA FRANCES COLE Undecided That there is solace in solitude beyond that which the throng can offer, Anna firmly holds, and consistently- She has a smile, however, which speaks volumes in addition to being otherwise useful. MARY BLANDINE COLLINS Bryant and Stratton With a jaunty grin and a pleasing personality. Mary presents a formidable front to whatever way- ward lots may come. If the ast three vears art . P . ' any basis for judgment, we have no fear for tlif- fulure of this ray of sunshine. IT

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NIETHUEN HIGH SCHOOL 1934 'L i 'W if' ln- RITA MARY CAHALANE This fair maid's most effective weapon is .... a flickering smile. lt's a good philosophy, Rita: donit let the flame go out. There always has been and certainly will be a premium on this sort of disposition. GRACE MAE CARTER Nlclntoeh Commercial Sttlluol Into the yawning world of commerce she marches. or perhaps runs: for forward Grace would never he demoralized bv even so unrespon- sive a machine, Kev-tapping and song-singing: are among: her at-eomplisliments. Rl'Tl'l tiH:XlJVl'lCK lfielcl llovkev 3. -l This dark-haired equestrienne stops her good steed long enough to attend school and lvring to the attention of over-expectant teachers that a stu- dent's knowledge is not as complete as a text hook. not quite. True lrlue in the honds of friendship is Ruth. A NCELI NA CH l .-XYARO .. , 4, tyirl lxeservi-s n. 4 When this little lady shakes her long. brown tresses and startles the unsuspecting with a candid question tendered with an unaffected sincerity. even the lightest souls think. A priceless illustra- tion of a character the irregular world hasn't warped. 16

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METHLTEN HIGH SCHOOL 1934 ANNIE SMITH COLLINSGX Field Hockey 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 When this willowy lady whisked her variety of abilities from the schoolroom floor to the basket- ball court. she was producing further evidence to those misled by a quietness of manner as to the energy' concealed. l LLLADYS MARTHA CORKUNI l Xlassacbusctts State College i Here is one whom the search and the toil for knowledge neither daunt nor discourage. There is generous fruit of her perseverance. Her faith- ful diligence is a model worthy of the respect anal tribute that is hers. i l It AX YNIUND l'AL'I. COX n u Orchestra l. 2. 3. l 'lireaisuru-r nl lli-t This gentleman with the locomotive torrent of volubility und subtle influence over gullible maid- ens has an inexplicable alhnity for the noble scicnce ul. physics. Jkilllllflllllill must be shown Y for his preference. 'f lll-IN N ISON CROWTHER nu Nnf' Boston l nivcrsity L Nlembcr lli-Y tflub Rennie climbed into a seat of distinction jug- s gling a basketball and soothing that ever-seething fm coach and a redeeming feature of the game. l8 liaskctball 2. 3. l Buss-ball 2. 3. -l pol of ferocity. joe Livingstone. For three years 2 his basketball work has been a satisfaction to his