Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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fs S rs Him: SLIIQQI. y , 194.2 WALLACE J. BUYA A pleasing smile is a great asset Cadets 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 4 f'Wally is one of the most popular boys in the class. His ready laughter and warm smile have made him a hit with the boys, as well as the girls. He isn't too serious about his studies, but we know he-'ll make the grade. Success and happiness are assuredly yours, Wally. BARBARA C. CAPLAN Silent, sweet, and sincere A.A. 2 Blue and White 3, 4 Barbara's lovely complexion and darling clothes have made her the envy of many a girl. She is quiet, and studious, but to her many friends she is a source of real pleasure. Her ability to please should make her a success in any career that she may choose. All the luck in the World, Barbie. FRED CARLETON A true sport, and a true friend Cadets 2, 3 Blue and White 4 Football 2, 3g Co-captain 4 Ted left us in the middle of the year but none of us vfill ever forget him. His fine work on the gridiron, his open friendliness, and his happy-go-lucky attitude have endeared him to all of us. His shock of red hair will stand out in our memories for a long while, too. Don't ever change, Ted, and every success Will be yours. FREDERICK C. CATON, JR. A true sportsman Football 2, 3, 4 Pop has made a great many friends among the sen- iors and the faculty. His work with the football tearn was something to watch, too. His spare time is spent in fishing and hunting and we hear that Fred is quite a sportsman. We hope all your catches will be big ones, Fred. MARGARET CHADWICK A sport to the finish Basketball 2, 4 A.A. 2, 3. 4 Senior Play Peg loves a fast game of basketball and a good joke. She has had both of these all through high school and they have brought her many friends. She's a good sport and a true friend. Never lose that chuckle, Peggy! 20

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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..

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1942 EDWARD F. SEARLES H1011 Sc11ooL SAM CHIAVARO Where there's fun he's always in it Cadets 2, 3 Traffic Squad Wherever there's fun to be found, Sam greets it with a laugh and a Hash of brilliant teeth. His snappy clothes and witty jokes have won him a horde of admirers, and the popularity that he justly deserves. We hope you can go through life laughing, Sam. HILDA CLAY Yet leaving here a name I trust- That will not perish ifn the dust. Ivy Oration Educational Quiz Program 4 Year Book Editor-in-Chief Girl Reserves 4 Blue and White 4 A.A. 2, 3, 4 We feel that what we have to say about Hilda is rather difficult to put into words, for she is one of the Hnest girls we've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Any hon- ors Hilda has received and will receive in the future she fully and richly deserves. More power to you, Hilda! MARY R. COCO Silence speaks for itself A.A. 2 Although Mary has been a quiet member of the class, Educational Quiz Program 4 take a lesson from Mary and take things more seriously. Someone is going to get a conscientious secretary when they hire her. The best of everything, Mary. RUTH M. CODY Why worry? A.A. 2 I Light-hearted, carefree and 'jolly-that's Ruthie. School is the least of her trouble, and nothing worries her. She will accomplish her desires, though, because she has the qualities for success. Don't let anything dampen your spirits, Ruthie. RITA M. CUELHO A girl of high ideals A.A 2, Z3 A Dail' Of bi!! brown eyes, a cheery smile, and a friendly attitude toward all characterize Rita. Her diligent ap- plication toy her studies has brought her success with all of them. keep up the good work, Rita! 21 b .av :- if 'Y' I ,Egg K if ,Q sf .Q -H A ,N js., -W f-we Q if ' as . ,-7' XIX J ' t K A er, ' .2