Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1941 xv, 9 r ll: N 1 xx, T' 'QP-,X x y -U. ARTHUR VV. GERSTENBERGER Speak out, hide not thy thoughts Cadets 2, 3 Arthur is not the most talkative member of our class. His retiring nature could be beneficially copied by some of our more talkative members. Perhaps he illustrates the adage still waters run deep. WARREN F. GILMAN Nice to look at, but better to know Baseball 2, 3, 4 Cadet Officer -1 Warren is a boy who has not only a hearty lauyh, but also a hearty appetite. Although he seems quiet, we are sure he can make his share of noise: and with his good humor as an ald, success should be easy to win. BARBARA E. GRANT Quiet and sweet, thoughtful and neat Girl Reserves 2, 3, -1 Girls' A.A. 2, 3 Barbara is a neat, well-mannered girl who has attended our social afTairs regularly. She has been an important member of Girl Reserves for three years. To the seniors, Babs is studious and silent, but she likes fun and is an excellent companion. OSCAR WINTHER GRONBECK A man of few words is he Although Oscar is one of the quiet boys of the class and makes his studies his hobby, he is friendly and obliging. We are sure that if all the pupils in his home-room were as quiet and attentive as he is, Mr. Elwell would have an ideal class. We wish him as much success in life as he has had in school. MILTON SHARP GROSSMAN A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market Basketball Manager -1 Cadets, Lieutenant 4 Various Committees, 3. 4 A prominent senior who is one. of-our .popular male students, Milton, with his slow smile., is quick witted anal studious. Milton has been the efficient manager of the basketball team and has taken an active part on commit- tees for school activities. Good luck, Milton! 28

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1941 EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH DCHOOI ETHEL VIRGINIA FULLER S0ciable and pleasant, always ready to laugh Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 . Girl Reserves 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Ethel always seems to be busy and to have school duties to attend to. She has many firm friends and always has a cheery greeting and smile for a passer-by. Her calm and easy disposition and willingness to help to the best of her ability, make her a girl worth knowing. ELIZABETH ANN FURNEAUX Where there's a will there's a way Ivy Oration Various Committees Blue and White 2 Girls' A.A. 2 Year Book 4 Girl Reserves 3 Betty has never had to worry about poor marks because she certainly is a clever girl. She has a keen sense of humor, a great many friends, and has certainly worked hard for the class. She succeeds in everything she under- takes to do. We sincerely hope this success may continue in her later life. NORMA W. FURNEAUX Just pleasure and laughter That's all she's after Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Girl Reserves 4 Vivacious, cheery, full of fun, Norma is one of our many gigglers. She enjoys a laugh, and her smile is certainly infectious. In the future we hope she will continue to 'go bobbing merrily along, just as We see her now. JOE WARREN GAGE At his work or al his play, Hc's quiet as a mouse we say Joe, one of the more studious members of our class, is a sterling example of Nihil confectum sine labore fNothing gained without work.J He goes about his work quietly and steadily and has achieved good results. ALICE E. GARDNER Wise is she who talks but little Blue and White 4 Various Committees Girls' A.A. 2 Alice is known to her classmates for her quiet and well- poised nianner. To those who know her well, she is studious, thoughtful, fun-loving, and an excellent com- panion. May you always be cheerful and happy, Alix-1-, H

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l94l EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL ALICE A. HAJJAR Wit and humor are essential to happiness Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 Alice appears reserved to acquaintances, but is a talk- ative companion to those who really know her. We are sure that, as a secretary, Alice will be efficient and well liked. Here's to joy, Alice! EDWIN CHARLES HALLER I never think of 'the future: it comes soon enough Camera Club 2 Although Edwin is rather quiet, he has a host of friends who know his jovial side. He is constantly drawing por- traits, both humorous and serious, and we expect to hear from him in some form of art in the future. Keep it up, Eddy! EVELYN RUTH HALLER 'iMusic hath charms Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Evelyn is the pianist of the school orchestra and is interested in all types of music. She is a popular girl and has done much for the class. She will undoubtedly find success in her desire to enlarge upon her knowledge of music by entering Boston Conservatory. BETTY PATERSON HAMILTON 'LPetite, peppy. and pretty- Our Betty Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 Who could ever forget Betty's happy smile, her cheery way, her merry laughter, and her charming personality? She is the Upetite fem'ne of our senior class. May she always keep her winning ways, and continue to be hcr own neat self. IRENE ELVA HARNISCH A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest cloud Girl Reserves 2, 4 Field Hockey 2 Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 Small though she is. Irene manages to crecp into our thoughts because of her unlimited ch?erl'ulncss May ywll always keep your winning ways Irene, and continuc to hw a success in your ambition to become a clicticizin. 29 ,,. ?7-QQ, .qs .xg X Ax ll Z. 1.3 1 M. , I A' I Utyf 1' W N A 'Q-. ff--