Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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EDWARD F.SEARLEslhcH SCHOOL 1940 JEANNE CHAREST Strike while the iron is hot Glee Club 3 Girls' A.A. 2 Blonde-haired and blue-eyed Jeanne rates among those who have learned to utilize their time. If she is not at her studies after school, you may see her running an errand or doing some odd job. In this way, Jeanne is developing a strength of. mind and character which is essential for a successful future. MILDRED ELIZABETH CODY True men and women are all physicians to make us well Girls' A.A. 2, 3 Mud is another of those quiet girls! That's what nearly everyone thinks, and only those who know her well know her to be the opposite. Because of her ambition to be one of the many Girls in White, we know she is headed for a great future. Loads of luck to you, Mud! DOROTHY MARY COELHO If you want learning, you must work for it Glee Club 3, 4 Not only will we remember Dot for her sweetly dimpled cheeks and chin, but for the pleasure she added to classes on dificult subjects. She was ever ready to recite the lessons which she always studied thoroughly and transformed into topics of interest by a touch of her personal opinion. SADIE ANNE COREY Laugh and grow fat Girls' A.A. 2 Senior Play Committee 4 t'Sal is a lassie with a happy, cheerful air. You may always feel at ease and in good humor while with her. Always ready to help someone in difficulty with his home- work or cheer the disappointed, Sal will certainly have happy patients at the hospital where she trains. ARMAND P. COCCHIARO Went in the one ear and out the other Football 2, 3 We will always think of Armand as the object of Mi. Beaumont's jokes. ilAl'HluHdO,, always took the knocks in the right spiritg therefore, he added hilarity to Mr. Beaumont's third period Commercial Law and Economics xlass. 19 il 2, i r fb E 4 ....,...- ....... . ..,. ...,,. . , , ,. , l 1 1 1 l I 1 1 1 I l l Y 1 i l 1 1 1 1 1 l i 1 1 I 4

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1940 'spa H1 i '1 10 F21 MARY FRANCES BRAILSFORD Gaiety is the s0ul's healthg sadness its poison Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Frannie Brailsford-she's small, she's cute, she's sweet, she's nice, but she always says the wrong thing at the wrong time, She wants to be a music teacher, so some day we may hear of the great and glorious music of Miss Frances Brailsford. VICTOR BRUM Faint heart ne'er won fair lady Though rather shy when the girls are around, Victor makes up for it while with his boy pals. He is known to be a true friend to all acquainted with him. After he has studied agriculture and set up a farm, we'll have to visit Victor to sample some of his products. RICHARD BROOKS Parting is such sweet sorrow It was a great lo-'s to the class when Dick icft it in his senior year to go to Connecticut. We've all missed his likeable grin, tasy-going ways, and witty remarks. Just what his plans for the future are, we tion't knot-', but in any case, he is certain to have a happy, successful life. JOSEPH JOHN BUCKLEY Music hath power to soften rocks: Or hcnd a knotted oak. Orchestra Band 2, ZZ, 4 Handsome, curly-haired Joe, one of our most talented musicians, has been playing the clarinet in our Champ- ion high school hand for two years. Throughout his entire high school career, he has been an active member of various committees. He plans to study for the medical profession at Dartmouth college. lf Joe isn't successful in curing his patients with his medical skill, a tune from his clarinet will soon put the patient on the road to re- L'oV0l'y. LYDIA Rl'l'A CABRAL Sentiment is the ripened fruit of fancy Girls' A..-X. 3, 4 I.iddie is a girl who looks quiet and inert. Once you have gained her friendship, you will find that she is quite iolly, and certainly sentimental. She has often bright- tencd the spirits of her pals with her optimistic rhymes. May she be successful in contributing poems to the editorial pages of our newspapers, as she has often dreamed of doing. 18

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1940 I . as N 4 I .Z- MARY RITA CRUDALE Speech is silverg silence is golden Girls' A..-X. 3 Mary has a quiet dispositiong so much so, that her presence is often unknown. Those fortunate enough to gain her confidence, feel the effect of her true friendship. She is as sincere as her understanding brown eyes show. FLORENCE JANE CUMMING Cheerfulness is health Girls A..-X. 2 .J . If cheerfulness is health, we may rest assured that Florence's patients will be healthy again the day she comes to take care of them. Her pleasing tone of voice and jovial manner will get her far in the career she has chosen. Good luck, Florence! BARBARA RITA CUNIO Fortune befriends the bold Blue and White -1 Art Club 4 Bobby, chuliliy and pretty, has had the nerve to give away our little romantic allairs to the readers of the Blue and White. How :he finds out these little things, we cannot hope to know. Bobby, who delights in exotic clothes, hopes to liecome a dress designer. l'HYl.l.lS MAY DAWSON Diligence is the mother of Good Luck lllcc Cluli Sl, -1 Phyllis is conscientious and dependable in whatever is assigned to her. Though she is saying little, she may he silently memorizing some assigned passage or planning her next composition, She has been admired for her ac- curacy and stick-to-itivenessf She hopes to become 11 secretary. and we wish her every success. Vie know that she will he indispensable to any employer who is lucky enough to have her work for him. DOROTHY MAY DEADY The part was aptly fitted and naturally performed Blue and White 12. 'lg Editor-in-chief 4 Band 3, -1 Senior Play 4 Orchestra 3 Basketball 2 We shall always think of Dolly as an athletic -girl. Though she devoted much of her time to sports activities, her chief interest lies in opera. dramatics and. travel. From her line acting in the Senior Play. we may sincerely predict that she will become the successful actress she wishes some day to be. 20