Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Nhrnt ax Hrcu WCHOOL 1935 AN DREW ANDRUCHOW I feel in every smile a chain. Nleet Andy. that practical joker, who always seems to have a wide grin on his countenance. No matter in what part of the school you are, Andy will surely he found engaging in some prank. Al- though rather wild in his play. Andy is a good student and very attentive in the classroom. GUY LEIGHTON BEAL. ln. I Blue und While Staff 4 Baseball 4 'lirilflit' Ufhcer -l Green grow the rashes. U: Green grow the rashes. 0: The sweetest hours that e'er I spend Are spent among the lasses. O. Guy is a staunch advocate of expression of the soul and extension of waltz time. which plat- form he loyally supported at our class parties. Your academic dance is over. Guy. so good luck in your dance of life. KATHLEEN GERTRUDE BEEVERS Thy fair hair my heart erlcltainedf' This girl seemed quiet to those who really did not know her. but to the chosen few she proved herself a good scout. She is best remembered for her well-known chorus. Tuna, peanut-butter, let- tuce. etc. May her persistent spirit carry her on wherever she goes or whatever she does. JEANNETTE HELEN BERNARD But. 0. her unless smile's more sweet Than honey or than marmolilef' Dainty, sociahle, cute. this is our Jean, an un- obtrusive hut rather apparent femme. A devoted follower of Terpsichore and an ever-present rooter for our teams. she caused more than one extra flutter of hearts beneath manly chests. I2

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1935 ML FHUEN Hiott Scuooi MARIE LOUISE BERWICK A cheerful life is what the muses lovcg A roaring spirit is their prime delight. Marie, that outspoken girl, that cheery indi- vidual, that wit of the class, can best be remem- bered by her turkey strut. An ardent disciple of Terpsichore, with hair to excite oneis envy, she was not lacking friends and admirers. Her many wisecracks evoked more than one smile during classes. Good luck, Marie. PAUL HENDERSON BERWICK Traffic Officer 4 Take time when time is. for time will away. Paul is one of those persons who incessantly profess by speech and actions that '6Rome wasn't built in a dayf, This tall, gangling youth is best remembered as shambling along the corridors with no fixed purpose or desire to arrive at any certain place within a short time. Utilizing the ability he manifested in handling the surging throng in the corridors, Paul has our best wishes for success. JAMES HENRY BIERY Treasurer 3 Football 3. 4 Track Captain 4 Traffic Officer 4 'iTo be horn with the gift of laughter And a sense that the world is mad. The lengthy corridors of Methuen High have often resounded with the high pitch of feminine laughter mingled with a certain masculine horse- laugh. Henry, to be sure, was among them. He has been the life and pep of the senior class and when it came to noise, ranked with the leaders. Comment vous avez trafluit votre francais! Mon- sieur, Monsieur! MARY EDNA BRACKETT I desire not the lowest, I am not capable of the highest. l keep quiet. Edna was one of our quiet but sociable young women of our class. Her smile was particularly sunny when it focused on a certain Miz ..... Her rare, old-fashioned charms won a place for her in the hearts of fellow classmates. We feel sure that your pleasing disposition will bring you success. Edna. I3