Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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LDIIARD lr SEARLES H1011 SC11oo1. 1943 VIRGINIA BURKE Let's dance Various Committees Peppy, friendly, and petite--that's Ginny! She is well- known and liked by all her classmates because of her pleasing personality and by her clever dancing. Don't be surpiised if Ginny's dancing makes her a rival of Ginger Rogers. RUTH HELEN CHADWICK Every inch a sport Senior Play 4 Girl Reserves 1 A giggle, an infectious smile, acting beyond compare, clever dancing, and a flirtatious nature-these are all part of Ruthie. Her constant backing of all affairs and her artistic performance in the senior play have endeared her to us. We sincerely wish you joy, Ruth, you deserve it. THOMAS H. CHADWICK Let swing be king Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Rhythm Unit 2, 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 Various Committees Tommy, with a cheery smile and a kind word for every- one, is one of the most popular and likeable members of our class. As a musician he is tops. We all love hearing the silvery tones of his sax at the band dances. A brilliant future is forseen for you Tommy. DOROTHY CHIVALL Endowed with that rare gift,-courtesy Various Committees Dorothy, one of our seemingly quiet seniors, likes her share of fun. Quietness has proved an asset to her, win- ning her many true friends as well as an outside interest . May you find success just around the corner, Dot. MELVIN CLAMP Joy have I had Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Melvin Clamp, heaven's gift to the ladies, is a big, blond bundle of happiness. Between this senior and many attl'aC- tive girls, notes have been passed all year. You've been the cause of many heart-throbs, Clampy, and we know that you will be as popular wherever you are as you have been with us. 20 s

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1943 g g g ggElowA2F. SIZARLES HIGH SCHOOI ALICE BRETON Youth is full of sport Alice, with her friendly smile and charming personality has added much joy to our high school days. Her efficiency and business-like ways, are a sure indication of success. Best of luck, Alice. GLORIA BROTHERS 'WVitty, smiling, gay-here's luck along your way Vle are all familiar with Gloria's happy smile, pleasant disposition, and sparkling personality. Her presence is fetrayed at athletic contests by a merry laugh, and the ,Chool dances have also seen her charming smile. Here's io happiness, Gloria. BEATRICE BUDRON A worthy opponent in any game Basketball 2, 3, 4 Beatrice, that great athlete, will always be 1'emembered for her true sportsmanship. To her friends she is known as an all-round girl, to the senior class, a hard worker, and to the world, wc are sure that she will be an asset. We're rooting for you, Beatrice. PAULINE FRANCES BULGER Fair maid, be not so shy Another of our quiet friends whose smile is an asset to the class of '43, Pauline is a neat, well-mannered girl who has graced our social affairs by her presence. May :she always keep her winning ways, and continue to be her own neat self. WILLIAM BUNTING Handsome, witty, yet a friend Vice-President 1, 2, 4 Bunny -his smile, his courtesy, and his witty person- llity has added much to the joy of our high school days. A sincere friend, Bill is well liked by all who know him. Flash that smile, Bill, and success will be yours. 19 lv at-N ,in- 73 'I 1

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1943 EDWARD F. EEKEES ggeugjcliool. ANSON COOKE As always, a friend Year Book Staff 4 This blond, good-looking young man has shown his dancing talents at all of our parties. Cookie is very popular, especially with the girls. He always takes life ws it comes and he leads a double life. In the classroom he conforms to rules and is serious, but outside he is peppy, friendly and smiling. Good luck, Cookie LUCILLE CORDEAU Good luck befriend thee Introducing a rather shy, quiet girl. However her timid- ness seems to be more of an asset than anything else, for fet retiring manner has won her many friends. We wish you loads of success in all your ventures, Lucille. ERNESTINE M. COWAN VVarm charity, the general friend Girl Reserves 4 Although Ernestine came to us at the start of our senior year, she has already made many friends. Her pleasing personality and her class spirit have won our admiration. W'e wish you the best of everything, Ernestine. GEORGE N. COX, JR. I love the life I live If you hear a gay voice and a hearty laugh, get ready for excitement for Coxie is coming down the corridor. Filled to the brim and overflowing with gags and jokes, he never leaves us with a dull moment. His good natured- ness should carry him a long way in life. HOWARD CROWTHER He's the silver lining to our dark clouds Junior Ring Committee It gives us great pleasure to introduce to you Howie Crowther, a popular member of the class of '43. His pleas- ing personality has won him many friends both in and out of school. Howie is a fine companion, and we hope that his future will he as sparkling as his personality. 21 , X N. 19 1 xr X, if 26' i . vu... ri St 4 i K