Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1 lim mn I . Si-xml.:-Ls lllfill Scllool, 194.2 6 fx, ROSE Rl'l'A BONANNO She looks on life with quiet eyes Rose hasn't given us much of a chance to get to know her. Her friends assure us, however, that although she appears quiet, appearances are deceiving. Whatever she attempts to do she does well. Although her life may be a quiet one, we know that it will be a happy one. Keep up the good work, Rose. CLAIRE E. BOOTH Vim, vigor and vitality A.A. 2 Band 4 Claire is one who gets fun out of living and she im- parts her pleasure to all around. ,Although she doesn't take her studies too seriously, we know she'll get along. Her red hair and jolly laugh will help her along. Never stop laughing, Claire. LOUIS L. BOURBEAU Why worry what tomorrow may bring? Track 2 Baseball 4 Football 4 Louie is a happy-go-lucky fellow with a knack for making friends. Although most of his friends are fel- lows, it wouldn't surprise us if Louie had a way with the ladies. We know you'll make good, Louis. GEORGE BRACKETT, JR. All honor to him who shall win a prize Cadets 2 George deserves praise for his quiet work during the last three years. His outward appearance is serious, but if you will look closely, you will see laughing eyes. 'I'he best of luck in the future, George! ALAN J. BRAY A light heart lives long Basketball 2 Cadets 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee Various Committees Can you imagine what our class would be without Alan? He's a favorite with both girls and fellows because of his wavy hair, witty remarks and friendly attitude. He's bound to go places because he has all the qualities that go to make a success. Don't let anything change you, Alan. 18

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1942 Envvfxnn F. SHAHLI-Ls Hlon SCHOOL PEARL L. BEAULIEU A true friend is a good friend Pearl was not with us at the beginning of our High School years. She has made many friends since she came here, though. Her sweet smile has brightened up many a classroom. Best of luck, Pearl. LORRAINE DORIS BELANGER Good things come in little packages A.A. 2, 3, 4 Lorraine's tiny figure and flashing smile are the envy of :ill the girls of the class. Her fine sense of humor and willingness to cooperate have made her well-liked by all who know her. She's certain to make someone a fine secretary. NORMA GRACE BIBBINS BliI.he, blonde, and busy A.A. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves L1 Tiny is a conscientious student, but that does not interfere with her pleasure. She is witty, cheery, and pleisant. Her petite build and beautiful blonde hair should be added assets to her skating career. We hope you outshine Sonja, Norma. RONALD HARRY BINNS Silent men are the best men Cadets 2, 3, 4 ' Ronnie has been a diligent worker for our class, al- though he has been quiet. He is known as a regular fel- low, and there are many who are glad to say that they know him. Good luck, Ronnie. HELEN LOUISE BOHNE Laugh and the world laughs with you A.A. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Although Sandy may appear quiet, she is really a happy-go-lucky girl. To her many friends she is a fine pal, and a constant source of amusement. Anyone who hires her as a secretary will be forever laughing. Never change, Helen. 17 6 'Gi 'x ,S

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1942 EDWARD F. Smnu-.s HIGH SCHOOL HARRY M. BRIGGS Witty, lively, and full of fun Cadets 2, 3, 4 Traffic Squad Student Council 4 Senior Play Various Committees Fat has been awonderful addition to our class. With- out him to liven things up many a school party would have gone Hat. When his hair grows in, it is pretty certain that he will take Gene Krupa's place. We hope you can drum your way through life, Harry. HELEN B. BROWN Not a flowerg not a pearl. Just a regular, all-round girl Basketball 2, 3, 4 gA.A. 2, 33, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee Chcer Leader 3, 4 Various Committees Helen's athletic abilities, pleasing personality and help- fulness have highlighted her high school career. We're sure she has all the qualities that go to make a really successful nurse, and we are expecting big things of her. The best of luck, Helen! LOUISE I. BULLOCK Music is called the happy art A.A. 2, 3 Band 4 Senior Play Louise's musical talents came to light rather late in her high school activities. but that did not make them any less appreciable. Her gifts combined with her acting in the Senior Play have made her senior year a happy one. Keep it up, Louise. ELAINE M. BURTON Light of heart, gay of spirit A.A. 2, 3 . Girl Reserves 3, 4 E1aine's years in high school have not been spectacular, but they have been successful. Her big brown eyes and radiant smile have won her a host of admirers. Loads of luck, Elaine. MARY A. BUSTA t I'iny cogs turn mighty wheels A.A. 2 Mary's small size has been no hindrance to her. Though she seems quiet, we know that things are not what they seem. She may not make the headlines, but she will al- ways he haxppv Smooth sailing, Mary. 19 6 'C' 5. x . if., XX it..w..