Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SQEOOL 1939 THEODORA REGINA BUSCOM ' 'A SQR voice is a hard argument Tall, blue-eyed Teddy with the burnished yellow hair, is one girl who does not bother to make herself conspic- uous in order to attract friends. But there is a wide 'circle of people who are proud to consider themselves in er set. ANN BUSTA And looks on life zritlz quiet eyes Ann, with those who know her, has a very high rating. Little notice is taken of this tiny miss. but her intelligence cannot be overlooked no matter how modest and quiet her manner. ANNE MAE CARIJUZA Cn re and rliligvnre br1'ng ri:-I1 1'vu'11 mls This snappy gal is pleasing to look at as well as to know. Soft black eyes, a flashing smile, an intelligent mind are a few of Anne's many outstanding qualities. fe i JOHN CA VA LLERO Hl,l'I'NEl'l'I'll72.l'l' brings success One of the handsomer students at Methuen High School. John has ignored the girls completely. Through all the years we've known him, he has been friendly but aloof fit' such is possiblej VVe respect you from a distance. John, and would like to know you better. RUTH E. CAYANAUGH To bcjriendly is to IIfll'l'fl'Ivi'lll1NU Glee Club Ruth's ambition is an admirable one: to be a competent nurse. If she carries her liveliness into her work, her patients will not only get the best of service but will be made happy by Ruthie's cheer and pep. 18

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1939 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL CLEMENT CARL BONANNO as Small CO'l.l,7't6S'li6S sweeten life Traffic Squad Various Committees Cadets, 2nd Lieutenant Clement's shy friendliness, pleasant smile, wavy jet ,:'A ,,-1 hair, have brought him admiration from his classmates. 4960 V. He is a conscientious traffic officer, and has done much to .21 keep order on the top floor. 5 f RUTH AUDREY BRIGGS A pleasant face, a cheerfirl heart Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Chick is another girl who doesn't have to rely on a torrent of words to gather intimates. Her vitality and ability to laugh have brought her a reputation for easy- going cheerfulness. EILEEN GENEVIEVE BROWN J Apparent happiness 'invites envy Her classmates know Eileen as a quiet student in the classroom, a possessor of dancing feet when the orchestra swings out. You are lucky if you can consider yourself one of her many friends. MARY PAULA BRUM Patience ornaments a woman Glee Club Various Committees Girl Reserves 2 Mary deserves praise for her quiet work during the last three years. Her deep, rich voice has been an asset to her ready knowledge and we know she will succeed at Boston University. LILA LUCIE BULLOCK A merry heart floeih good like mcrlic-inc ' Band 2, 3, 4 A cheery disposition and a contagious spirit of friend- liness are mirrored in this petite lady's sparkling brown eyes. Her stature may be slight but her supply of smiles is apparently inexhaustible. 17 'B l '45 5' if. va- 4 h K .-ufi

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1939 Q EDWARD F SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL HELEN CHADWICK She served with honor and admired success Glee Club ' Class Historian Blue and White Staff Yearbook Staff and captain of this year's few students who receive in sponts. Forceful and success of anything she Field Hockey 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Chick, our most athletic girl basketball team, is one of the A's in their studies and excel energetic, she should make a undertakes. WILLIAM FRANCIS COLLINS. JR. He was born with a gift for lauglz,te'r Glee Club Blue and White Staff Cadets, lst Lieutenant Yearbook Staff Traffic Squad Various Committees A sense of humor and an ability for collecting gossip made Bill the right man to write the Q.T. column for our school paper. He should make a fine reporter, or a second Walter Winchell. HECTOR .IULES COTE, JR. Every time you laugh you take a nail from your c'o1?in Glee Club Football Problems are not for Hector but the joys of life pre- sent a study which cannot be ignored. A booming, laugh- ing voice always tells us when Hec's around: he just can't help being cheerful! FREDERICK ROBERT COULTER, JR. Gather the 'rosebuds while ye may Freddie has concluded after long and careful study that a school without pretty faces would be a garden without flowers. An accomplished ladies' man, Fred was chosen Class Perfect Lover. Everybody loves a lover who loves everybody!! RUTH MARGARET CUMMING A f7'll6-fl i6IlCl never 1llC'lCSfFl'6l'ldSH Girl Reserves Hockey With all the noise that we hear about the corridors of Methuen High School, it is surprising to find that the most popular adjective used to describe a senior is Quiet, Ruthie is another of these. Always on the Honor Roll, always prominent in class activities, always quiet. Must be the undcrclassmcn who are noisy. 19 it 'sigh Q?-, t 'F Q. . . 'L . 0 I .. f I I 5214 .1 ., .3 I 1 gi v A