Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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.Wie awww, CARLETON D. SRILLINGS University of New Hampshire B.S. Ed. M. Principal DOROTIIEA T. ALLEN, Smith A.B. f linglisli JOHN BAGNELL, Colby B.S. Mutlzenzativs URVILLE J. BEAUMUNT, Boston College A.B. y Conimiercial Law, Ecoriorlzirs. History CHESTER A. BROWN, COLBY B.S. Science JOHN D. BYHNE. University of Michigan BS. in QE., Ed. M. Boston Univ. . .-llgebra. Biology. History ALICE COULSON, Trinity College .A.B. EllgllSl1 KATHLEEN M. DORAN. Boston University B.S. in P.A.L. Commercial. English CLARENCE A. ELWELL, Bates A.B. Latin, Commercial IAIIU. Et'0ll0fI1ll'S NTARY C. GAVITTE, Syracuse A.B. English JOHN HANNIGAN, Georgetown Ph. B. History W. BEVERLY TNCALLS, Tufts A.B. Biology MARTHA D. LANGE, Radcliffe A.B., Harvard Ed. M. English ALFRED LAW, Colby BS. Scierzice. ilflatlzenzatics ETHEL F. LORD, Boston University A.B. Commercial CARRIE LYMAN, Boston University B.S. Commercial. History ATARGARET MCDERMOTT, Boston University A.B. FI'6'IlC'llf. Latin JOSEPH A. MELIA, Scott-Carbee, Allen Dale Stuclios,Commereial Art Drawing ARTHUR R. NICHOLSON, Tufts B.S. Drawing ELIZABETH SMITH, Emmanuel A.B. English. Latin. History HELEN SUUTHWORTII. Boston University B.S. History. Problems of Deniocrncy' HAZEL M. WIIITEHEAIJ. Boston University B.S.S. Comnzereial BUTII lf. AXLICICIIT. University of New Hampshire A.B. From-li. History EYELYN UAAIMONS, Cannon's lioinnierc-itil College Sewrelzzrnt'

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limi all an I . Sl-l'XllI.l'LS llltkll Stillman. 1944 H , -':Q'z.9?lg.,?xi,:41 ,:3g,1.j..' :rv , .:.','j gf, . q.4.QD -1 . if nuff -'J 'fx: 'p:A?f. ' :f'1 ' Standing: A. Nicholson, J. Bagnell, B. IngallS, C. Brown, M. Gavitte, C. Skillings C. Lyman, J. Byrne, U. Beaumont, J. Melia, C. Elwell, J. Hannigan Seated: H. Whitehead, M. Lange, K. Doran, R. Wright, D. Allen, H. Southworth M. McDermott, E. Lord, A. Coulson, E. Smith.

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lmyxicn F. SI'1Altl.l'IS llltill Sczuooi. 1944 866144 720em We're just one family of happy girls and boys, Bearing each others' sorrows, sharing each others' joys. And after many years of studies, Of being friends and loyal buddies, We've gained the knowledge which we sought, And reached the goal for which we fought. To us, our colors black and gold will always be, A symbol and a pledge of love and loyalty. Our heads are lheld high with triumphant pride, Yet parting tears we cannot hide. A feeling of dread comes over us today, For each must go his separate way. When the earth is darkened with shadows of night, Weill pray for those classmates who left us to fight. They've answered their country's urgent call, Remembering our motto,, L'Labor conquers allf, As we plant the ivy for 444,' Fond memories will linger for ever more. -Ruth M . Peglow