Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1939 96 iggflff I If-XIIIIUUK SIXIVI- Front Row: R. IInrnpIn'vy, I . I.::xnln-rt. S. Quinn. I'I1Iit1-r. A. Iiluhf-I-k, II. Innes Buck Row: M. Butts, K. I luI1cr'.y, li. XUIIII-. II. l'h:nIxx'icIi. R. Winner, If. Seisig' YEARBOOK S'I'AFI HIC Year Bunk 5luIIAIn1s wn1'lu-ml flilig-nlly gnnl vIIn-n-nlly in nrgannzing this resunw of tlnx granluuling 4-Inv qnnl ilg an-lixilivs. 'l'In- I-xtent of IIIPII' SlIi'Ct'Sb w1II In- ITIULISIIITII In' lIn- nnnnn-r Ill XNIIIVII tIn' Hass acc:-pls Ihe rvsuIl of their Q-IIInrls. lfrlilur-1'l1-l,'f1 fwf Sn1n1.1-px' QLINN B11s1'11e'ss IIl1111ugPrs l,I.1'.'l1Fl' Cfrllllllillw' .-X1.n1-:u'1' KLIQIIUCR. Illnnnnun Rus:-3 XXIINNILI: RUTII HL'MPlIIII-IY IIIiI.IiN Ilnnmnzx Dnno'1'111' INN1-is XXYII.I.I.UI l,IllI,.I.IXS ,4xsm'i11lc' Erlifors IXIARY BATTS Fmvq L.u1n1:nT KATHLEEN FL..-XIIICIRTY CI-lIi.'XI.l7INE XUISLIAI .ESTIIER Susn.:

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1939 WARREN RUSSELL ALLEN Silence more eloquent than words Baseball 4 Warren is one of the few seniors in Methuen High who has gained popularity by saying very little. His own group of friends knows him as a quiet, unassuming fellow who with a few words says a great deal. IDA ARAKELIAN The eyes hare it Glee Club Ida, who seems very quiet and reserved, doesn't give her classmates much chance to know her. VVe. personally, find her attractive and would like to own those nice brown eyes. ALTHEA ASPINALL As sunny as the sltivs IIIIFIVUU as A laugh, a smile, a winning charm with everyone, that's our Judy. Who could help being her friend when with a tilt of her bright blonde head she smiles at you? We wish you'd give the IVI.H.S. boys a break and forget the race track and the dance orchestras. C'LIFl 0Rll RAMSKILI, ASQl7I'I'H lVl1y zrorry zrlulf lonmrrou' hr1'11g.w 1 ,-3 Cadets 2nd Lieutenant A quiet smile, and this small fellow goes busily on his way. His happy outlook on school life and its problems makes us feel that high school isn't so bad after all. May his optimism last forever. WALTER JOSEPH BAJOR A Sion! l1t'fII'fl'I'Il5lIl'S ill Irl1'lf Eddie is famous in the high school for his steady stream of words that seem to jump out at you and tickle you until you find yourself laughing. Possessing an un- -- bounded sense of humor, he plays many good-natured ' t '. pranks which add to the merriment of his enthusiastic friends. 1-1