Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1941 9 is ll 'tl fs. 5'-r HOWARD LESTER BARDSLEY Good luck befriend thee Howard is rather quiet, but he always has a word of greeting for anyone. He is very courteous. He gets along very well with the students and is well-liked among his acqualntenances. His outside activities, however, pre- vent his being seen about the school after 12.45. CLIFTON ALVIN BATCHELLER Beg and borrow, pay tomorrow Cadets, Sergeant 3: 2nd Lieutenant 4 Traffic Squad 4 Military Ball Committee 4 Batch is always borrowing or lending school supplies. He pays his debts cheerfully and promptly, and in return expects the same from others. He is always willing to help a friend, but some students take advantage of his good disposition and in so doing make themselves unde- sirable friends. He is always cheerful and in good spirits. Loads of luck, Batch. LINDA MARIE BERARD1 Sensible people find nothing useless Linda is one of our charming few who doesn't say a lot. but what she does say is usually worth listening to. Her outstanding characteristics are her black hair and spark- ling brown eyes that we all have admired. EDWIN NELSON BERRY Popularity reflects character Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Hi-Y 2 Cadets. 2nd Lieutenant 4 That Eddie has had our trust throughout High school is shown by the fact that he has held the money bags during that time. He is always cheerful and since he goes around with a smile and a greeting for everyone, he is very popular with the student body. He has shown .us talents as an actor by his fine performance in the Senior Play. Eddie can often be seen going on one errand or another for Mr. Beaumont. Good luck, Eddie. MELVIN SIDNEY BERGER For he has a way with the ladies Hi-Y 3, 4 Cadet Corps, lst Lieutenant 4 Military Ball Committee 4 Melvin has played a prominent part in social activities all through our three years in high school. Not only has he been a constant patron of our dances. but he always manages to play the part of attentive escort to some fortunate lady as well. 16

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1941 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL MARION E. AUSTIN Industry brings its own reward Quiet and reserved, ,Marion belongs to our class as one of those silent rooters which are a necessity. She is loyal to her friends and when with them she becomes more talkative. We Wish you success, Marion! MARGUERITE MARIE AZNOIAN Where did you get those eyes? Marge is the proud owner of a pair of large brown eyes, the envy of many a girl. Not the least of her attributes is a pleasing taste in dress, plus a marked ability in de- signing and sewing. We do hope you follow this career, Margie. Lots of luck. MENCESLAUS JOSEPH BAJOR It's hard to keep a good man down Mickey's fine spirits'make it very hard to discourage him, and they also cause him to be prepared for any emer- gency. He is very friendly and at times quiet, although when with friends, he is a very fine conversationalist. Mickey plans to attend Tufts next year. He hasn't yet told us what he's going to be. ROBERT ADAMS BAKER An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow Basketball 4 Football 3 Track 3 Bob's chief aim is to be happy, and while achieving it he has given much happiness to others. His ability for hitting home runs on the baseball diamond has earned for him the nickname Homer, May you be as cheerful in the future, Bob! FRANCIS PATRICK BALFOUR 'Earnest and diligent- success is his Cadets, lst Lieutenant 4 Military Ball Committee 4 Frank has the quality of being able to concentrate solely on what he is doing. He can become so deeply en- grossed in something to be entirely oblivious to thu- world outside. He has proven his worth in working For the success of everything and endeavoring to put things across in a big way. 15 I 1 ing.-H 3- A

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I 1941 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD RICHARD BOEHM If at first you don't succeed, try, try again Baseball 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Basketball 2, 3, Captain -4 Football 3, 4 Buck is one of our best all-round athletes. He has made a good showing in every siport he has gone out for. Buck was captain of the basketball squad d.uring the 1941 seas- on. Its record shows his ability for leadership. He is very cheerful and well-liked by his classmates. He is as good a dancer as there is in the class. We wish you all the luck in the world, Buck. KATHERINE G. BOGANNAM How charming is her smile Kay is very well liked among her fellow students. Her flashing brown eyes draw friends as a strong magnet draws iron' or steel. A cheery smile and a word for every- one make her very pleasing. We'll hear more from her soon, no doubt. Good luck, Kay. MICHAEL KACHIG BOGOSIAN With never a care in the world Mike is a very cheerful fellow with a very happy-go- lucky disposition. This attitude characterizes him among his friends. His presence can be detected by his loud voice, heard at any tim-e during the day in any part of the school. May you always be as carefree, Mike, on your travels o'er the world. BARBARA M. BOISVERT May happiness be in her heart always Girls' A.A. 2, 3 Barbara is a very charming girl. Her thinking is as fast as her knitting. She is small and sweet, cute and neat. She is very shy, but her pretty smile wins her many friends. Loads of luck, Barbara. ROSINA YOLANDA BONANNO Sunshine will never be lacking here Year Book Staff 4 Girls' A.A. 2, 3 Rosina has a very cheerful disposition and is seldom seen frowning. Her agreeable nature and competent man- me 'N 'H .11 A.,- 1-:J get f 4 4 ff i ' .Q 24: .I 1 ZH.-4 ners are previews of the success we feel sure the future 13 01? holds for her. Rosina is a whiz at remembering techni- , JN I calities, too. Her recitations in English testify to this 'j L faculty. ,I , 5 17