Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1939 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL DONALD ROBERTS BALL I must go ciown to the sea Football . Cadets, Adjutant Baseball Glee Club Student Council Traffic Squad Diminutive Don is so ,completely a part of school life that his absence for one day is noticed by everyone. We feel that such a popular athlete and excellent soldier will be a credit to Uncle Sam's Navy. CLARENCE DOUGLAS BATCHELLER Seize every opportunity Cadets, Sergeant 3, 2nd Lieutenant 4 Traffic Squad Military Ball Committee Senior Play This young' man has a smile or wise crack for every occasion. Batch has gained many friends in high school, for those who have witnessed his performances on the stage and on the drill field can only admire him. DOROTHY MAE BATEMAN A blithe heart maketh an blooming lvisagen Blue and White Staff 3, 4 Senior Play Dot, ever active, ever pleasant, ever kind, has won her way into the hearts of her classmates through her con- stant willingness to do anything for anyone. She is what we'd call a worthwhile friend. MARY CONSTANCE BATTS The world's a stageg the stage a world Blue and White Staff, Literary Editor Glee Club Yearbook StaH Senior Play Mary's popularity, while always considerable, was greatly increased by her excellent performance in our Senior Play. Perhaps she will turn to a career on the stage. In any event we wish her ,frreat success. HELEN FRANCES BEDARD Tiny clogs' turn miglzty zvlzeelsn Her remarks though few are so pertinent, so Witty, that those who are privileged to know her say Helen's a great gal in spite of her size. We wish her luck in her desire to grow a few more inches. 15 it 'fs as ,Sn- 4. 4. Q. I-z , Q.. -:FB if C A au' CN JL . is sb'-'A' :Wx JL.-1 ' 'J Q' Zark 1 fue? ' W fi. J .152 V unfit, :Q-211.95 1 QA' 3' .414 .1 1 f . D I.-' 0. - fig, ,Q fun ,eil-ug ,wi

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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

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1939 fx, 4 '73 DORIS WILSON BELL Silent and sweet, Always looks neat Glee Club Field Hockey 4 Girl Reserves 2 Senior Play Class Treasurer Doris, with her kind and friendly manner, is Well known in the halls of M.H.S. We have enjoyed your friendship, Dot, and wish for you friendships fully as lasting when you have said a final farewell to the school. HERBERT GEORGE BESHARA Good at 11-m'k---good at play Cadets, 2nd Lieutenant To the casual observer Herb is full of fun and indiffer- ent to scholastic life. But once he arrives in the Physics lab his full energy and real talent are put on display. RICHARD JOSEPH BIBBINS People have nmrejlzn than anybody Dick's great delight in playing pranks on his friends has gained him the popularity he enjoys. While he may not be the highest in scholastic achievement, he certainly ranks high in his friends' estimation. ALICE Amina BLACK HIIIUIIISH'-If Illflln'f'N all things easy Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Prophecy Track Various Committees Field Hockey On the basketball court, on the hockey field, or in the gymnasium, Alice stands among the highest. Her fine work extends to her studies, which fact leads us to predict that she will go far. RUTH EVELYN BODWELL A person worth ln'II0Il'I.lIgH Basketball 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves Field Hockey 4 Various Commrttees Here you see Ruthie, whose beautiful tan makes her the object of much female envy. She is one of our most active seniors- her studies, her athletics, and her friends all combine to keep her busy. 16