Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1.936 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL CATHERINE ANNETTE MUNRO Basketball 3, 4 Speak out, hide not thy thoughts. Kay is the class peppiest girl and giggler. Her frankness and buoyancy attract you, although they sometimes embarass you. She h-as been activelin athletics. and many of her opponents have carried horns souvenirs of this activeness. Watch your step, Cay. ARTHUR CYRIL NAYLOR Senior Play 4 Track 3, 4 Year Book Committee 4 Class Prophet Joining and humor are pleasant and oflen ofextrenze ability. Art both resembles and is dissimilar to the character of Ozzie which he portrayed in our Senior Play. The fact that he is a natural entertain- er and comedian is a similar trait, but ideas that he is frail and has an inferiority complex is untrue, for we have always thought of Art as a determined, strong'-minded youth. We all foresee a sunny fu- ture for you, Art RUTH BAILEY NAYLOR I feel in every smile a charm. Ruth's red hair and reserved manner prove an ex- ception to the rule of red hair, quick temper. She is rather sophisticated, yet friendly to those she knows. Bon voyage, Ruth! DOROTHY AMNA NEEL Girl Reserve President 4 Her air, her manner, all who saw admiredg Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired. ' Dot's friendliness and her pleasant, sociable dis- position have won her many a friend. She is a sweet and courteous person, always ready to lend a helping hand. Her favorite cry is: Come to the Girl Reserves meeting at 1.30. This is because has always been an active member in that club. 29 ,Nm :N I , .,., ,rr ,.t...,... .. sf s as eg s ss s s E. ES me s s

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METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL A I , ,sw , ..:.Q,,,. .ge F! ELEANOR ELIZABETH MEDAUER Every woman has business and desire. Eleanor is recognized by her brisk, business-like walk. She may seem shy, but with her constant companion, Dot Adams, she beguiles the Lawrence boys. Eleanor's red hair brings with it quiet en- joyment of a good time, and secret ambitions. MYRNA GENEVIEVE MITCHELL Living to wing with mirth the merry hours. Possessing a sweet smile and kindly disposition, Myrna has gained many true friends. She has taken the trials of school life with a cheerful grin, and has always put her studies first. She is a great fol- lower of sports and also is a fine pianist. Lots of luck, Myrna! MILDRED FLOYD MOORE Year Book Committee . .Class Historian Class Treasurer Honor, glory, and popular praise. Our popular Millie can adapt herself to any occasion. Although she is always busy with studies and a check book, she greets everyone with the same cheery smile and kind word. So ardent a sup- porter of our class affairs and boys' sports could not easily keep hidden from observing eyes. Her hobby is cornmitteesg her job, collecting money. Keep your vitality and ready smile, Millieg they may help you. PHILIP IRVING MOREHOUSE, Jr. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 TraH'ic Officer ' The only way to have a friend 'is to be one. Philip is tall, blond and handsome. His athletic build is envied by all and it is a great asset in his hobbies of sports. He is full of fun and quick to uphold his opinions if need be. Keep up your pep, 'P il! 28

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METHUEN HIGH SCHo0L 1936 DOROTHY E. PARKER On with the dance! Let joy be unconjined. A talkative and pleasant member of our class is Dot. She has a smile and cheery word for every- one. Incidently, Dot diances very well and as a result is in great demand at our social functions. In the future we see her bobbing merrily along as we See her now! HELEN BARBARA PARKER Senior Play I7 Quietness is best. Quietness and studiousness are Helen's main characteristics. She is friendly and sociable with all of fher acquaintances. Helen showed her talent as a character actress in the Senior Play. So dili- gent a girl as Helen is an inspiration to us all. JULIA ANN PAULEKAS The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Julia joined us at the beginning of our Senior year and immediately established herself firmly amongst us. Her kindly manners and disposition have won her many friends. She is an accomplished dancer and very popular with the fellows about school. The best of luck to you, Julie! DOMINIC FRANK PERROTTA An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Radiant, cheerful, and jolly- that's Don, al- ways willing to do the homework for all the girls in the commercial class and forever trying to find a sticker for .Mr. Elwell in Commercial Law. Although he is usually very docile, he is quick to refute any issue in contrast to his own principles. We look forward to seeing Don as one of our great busi- ness men in the future. 30