Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1941 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL ALFRED EATON, JR. A lit'tle nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men Blue and White 3 Cadets 2, 3 Radiant, cheerful, and jolly,- that's Alfred. He always manages to have a joke at hand and is never seen Without his broad grin. Alfred has been an active person about school during his three years, always working for the success of all school functions. Our best wishes, Al. ARTHUR EGERTON, JR. An equal mixture of good human Vice President 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Cadets 2, 3 Arthur is a reliable person and a good glass officer. His tall, dark, good-looking appearance has made him popular with the girls. He has done extremely well on the baseball diamond as well as in the classroom. RUSSELL CLIFFORD EICHLER Just a jolly jester Cadets 2 If you are in search of peacefulness and silence, stay away from Russell. He can always be found fooling or joking somewhere in the school. If you want fun and ex- citement, Russell is the boy to see. 1 BEATRICE IRENE FEUGILL Never on furtive mischief bent She's always on her task intent Girls' A.A. 3 Beatrice, one of the few people who believes in minding her own business, can be seen almost any morning study- ing quietly in her homeroom. So diligent a girl as Beatrice is an inspiration to us all. We wish you success, Bebe NORMAN R. FITZGERALD Went in one ear and out the other Norman's easy-going and placid disposition have led to many lasting friendships. He has entered wholeheartedly into the school activities. Every student in Room 22 will long remember his hard work on the magazine drive. Kelp up the good work, Norman. 25 '-Z3 I 4. an 1 . L -

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EDWARD F. SEARLEs HIGH SCHOOL 1941 HERBERT S. DIXON Argument is the gift of nature C2?d9'fS 233, 4 Traffic Squad 4 H1-Y President 4 Blue and White 4 Senior Play 4 Track 3, 4 Various Committees Vitality, talk, self-assurance, enthusiasm- these are some of Herby's prominent characteristics. What would the senior class do without He1'by to give his opinions and arguments on any and all subjects! Through- out high school, he has been energetic in all class activ- ities. Herby says that he is going to be a test pilot in the future. Happy landings, Herby! HENRY R. DOERR lt' Hair like a red meteor on the troubled air Cadets 2, 3 A crop of red hair, a friendly smile, and a fun-loving personality characterize this member of our class. Alge- bra seems to be one of Henry's major problems. And how he loves algebra! We know that you will come out on top in a successful career, Red ALBERT R. DOHERTY Where to find his equal would be hard to tell Cadets 2, 3, -1 Traffic Squad 4 Al is a boy of many characteristics. He is compan- ionallle, cheerful, and a hard worker. His constant sup- port of class activities shows that he has the interest of the class at heart. Al is the type of youth that we arc all glad to call our friend. Bcst wishes to you, AL KRIKOR G. DRIGIAN Music has charms alone for peaceful minds Glee Club 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Although Krikor is quiet. we do hear 'from him in the school orchestra xvhereihe is a skilled violinist. We un- derstand that his favorite songs are cowboy ballads. IRENE C. DUSSAULT Quiet but efficient Girls' A..-X. 2, 3, -1 Girl Reserves 4 Glee Club 2 Irene is very studious and ambitious as well as con- scientious. Her friendly smile and her interest in her work assures her popularity, particularly among the com- mercial students. Good luck, Irene. 24

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 19.11 EDITH M. FLANDERS She may look quiet. but look again Glee Club 2 Girls' A.A. 2 iousf but just peel? in on her when she is with her circle of.fr1ends. She is just as noisy as the rest- and perhaps noisier. CHARLES A. FLEMING Sing away sorrow. cast away care Cadets 2,23 Charles is easy-going and pleasant. and nothing' ever seems to worry him. He always goes about his worli in his own way, never bothering anyone. He is one of those fellows who never appear to be studying: for you see. Charles considers school Just one other necessary evil. JOSEPH R. FRAGALA A little work. a little play Glec Club Il Cadets 4 The fact that Joseph is a studious boy was proven last year when he was given a history award. Because he is so quiet and reserved, we don't hear much from him. We all like him and wish him good fortune all along. ACDREY CLAIRE FRENCH A pleasant face. a cheerful heart Gil-1 RQSQ1-you 2, II, 4, Various Committees 5. Girls' A..-X. 2, II, 4 X Audrey, one of the unspoiled members of our Class. seems to rind real enjoyment in practically everythinfr. She is unusually well-liked, popular among the faculty as well as the student body. Good luck to you, Audrey, in whatever you undertake. X ARLINE W. l-'RYE Always smiling even tho' the heavens may fall Q. Girls' Aa. 2, za, 4 - Arline's friendliness and pleasant, sociable disposition have won her many friends. She is sweet and courteous. always ready to lend a helping hand. She has a friendly , smile and word for everyone. Keep your pep and friend- , Q 'H liness, Arline. 4 i fl 'S Q V x, 26 Edith is one of those girls who appears quiet and stud-