Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1937 EDWARD F SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL WALTER WOODROW KACHUK Football 4 Track 3 Baseball 4 Live and let live. A comparatively retiring classmate for the iirst two years with us, Walter surprised us by launching full speed inlto our activities this year. Fall fever had a tre- mendous effect upon hri-m, for he joined our stalwart war- riors on the gridiron and made a creditable record of his athletic efforts. Here's to you, Walter. SOPHIE CATHERINE KATINAS Year Book Committee 4 Various Committees An ardent worker, a student bright Whose work is nearly always right. Introducing Sophie, one of the brainiest girls in our class. 'One look at this picture will .show that Sophie is not obsessed writh study, so the conclusion is that she is a natural . She is also a fast stepper on the dance fioor, an amusing companion, and a willing, helpful worker. Here's hoping your intellect will be as appreciated at Katherine Gibbs as it has been at Edward F. Searles. MIRLE AMORY KELLETT Quartermaster, Cadets 4 A Traffic Squad I defy the dentists. Tooth paste ad smiles have nothing on Kellie's smile. As a single file man, he has found ample opportunity to display many iiashing grins. Yes, Mirle makes it a plea- sure to take the long way around to the lab. We hope, Kellie, that your future patients will likewise find it a pleasure to seek medical advice. MARTHA DORIS LAYOUN KFOURY Never on furtive mischief bent, She's always on her tasks intend. Here we have Marth-a, a combination of three great qualities, ambition, sincerity, and courtesy. She seems to have, to some extent, the same likes as her oldest sister, Isabelle, for Martha has a decided tendency toward the literary. We can think of no subject more useful or fine than your special interest, Martha. MARY ELEANOR KING Blue and White Staff 4 She acquires strength in her progress. If you want a well-dressed, intelligent and attractive young lady, select Eleanor. In all these respects, she is A, number 1. Why, she can even behave herself in Frenchg and take it from other members of Miss Loi-d's fifth per- iod French class, that's something! We hand it to you, El, you have a regard for rules and perseveranc that will make nursing the vocation for you. 27

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1937 ,. .. l K. . vi -A' Ma. YQ if ,J . Ish 5 'I 'Xi if . . 'T New ROSEMOND LOUISE HYNES Some think she 'ls quiet- but! Dimpled smiles like Rosemond's are a treat to see. And hidden beneath that engaging smile is a frank, sincere nature and an abundance of pep. Newspaper reporters need all of these qualities, Bud, and if you reallydo fol- lovv this work in the future, we will not be greatly sur- prised to see a byline of yours in the Tribune some day. RICHARD PAUL JACKSON Secretary 1 Baseball Vice President 4 Class Day Speaker Football 3, 4 Hold the bell, here comes Dick. Just as England has her King-so Methuen has het' Dick. This Apollo of M. H. S. has been duly selected as our handsomest boy. Good looks, however, are not his only claim to fame, for Dick has graced the roster of our athletic teams very honorably. We think that he takes his sprinting practice every morning at eight twenty-five, for he is one of our last minute men. Better late than never, Dick. Better never late. DOROTHEA MARGARET JOHNSON A nature as sunny as her fllC6.H A jovial smile and a frank, pleasing nature have made Dot one of our favorites. Her cheery Hi there, is not uncommon at any time of the day. Considering Dot's efficiency as a stenographer, we predict great attainments at Burdett. ARLENE MARION JONES Sweet 129 the word for you. Angelic and demure is the little Jones girl. Angelic, yes, but not to the extent that she is incapable of giving evasive answers in commercial law class. fFond memo- ries, what, Arlene'?i Even though law and economics are not your idea of heaven, Arlene, we feel certain that you will find the study of beauty culture right in your linc. MATILDA ELIZABETH JUREK Her voice is erer sqft and gentle. A girl who always preferred reviewing her homework before classes to chatting with less conscientious class- mates is ample description for Matilda. Those of us in the know have it that the Matilda in the school is not the Matilda out dancing Saturday nights. How about it, Tillie? Well, we'rc proud of you for retaining the gay streak for after school hours, that's more than most of us can do. 26

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EDWMRD F.SEARLEslhcH SCHOOL 1937 1 ii ' ' ELEANOR ELIZABETH KOHLER l i A A Senior Play Sing away sorrowg cast away care.Y' What a sense of humor Eleanor has! Unlike so many of us, she can laugh off most any catastrophe, even if it's has chemistry. Eleanor has enlivened many a class with her humorous recitations, and in spite of her happy-go-lucky air, she is in the upper fifth of the class. Your chosen vu- , f cation, nursing, is a hard one, Eleanor, but with your abil- , . ity to grin and bear it, your success is assured. . J 2 p L54 , -I f f ,xfffifkidr n I 5 1 - , I g . .' I ,fr 'F' l ' ,fr TRULA RUBY KOLOFOLES Thy countenance opened, but thy thoughts concealed. Imbued with the essential characteristics of a scholar, Trula is one student whose breakfast, dinner, supper, bed- time and study periods held one dread worry-English. But her worries were for naught because she now stands near the top of our high scholastic ladder. Although she has an angelic appearance, we are inclined to wonder about her actions outside of school. However, hard work like yours never goes unrewarded-so keep it up, old girl! ROLAND C. KORB Full Qflzlfe, and jlclt qffun- Speaking Qfsports, he's one. Much can be said about Rolie's ability to make friends easily, for in less than two weeks with us he was as well-known and had us many acquaintenances as any one of us. Nothing seems to bother Rolieg he takes the bitter with the sweet and is always the same affable person. Your addition to our class, Rolie, has been one of the good things that happened to us this year. May your road in life be free from bumps! , STELLA .IOSEPHINE KRASNOWSKA Laugh and the world laughs with you. , Our Stella's smile holds for us one significance in par- 6 ticular-beautiful teeth. She has that Hashing smile that A we frequently see on billboards and posters. and her dis- ., 'Q position is equally as bright. Just as your smile encour- 'il 'fi ages us, Stella, we want to encourage you to keep your present outlook on life! OLGA KUZMITSKI Salutatorian There's great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Hero she is,. friends - the most intelligent girl in our 0 class! We will-never forget the modest, calm manner in which Olga received this news. Her honor is well-deser- 3 veal, for this brilliant miss devoted the greatest part of fi her four-year sojourn to diligent study, much to the ad- miration of faculty and student body. The world holds great recompense for sincerity and perseverance like yours, Olga. '. It . N'-Q... L 28