Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1944 HARVEY A. BOISJOLY Work is my inspiration Baseball Team 2, 3 Cadet CorDS 2. 3, 4 Harvey has been active in sports during his days at Searles. He is a quiet fellow and one of our most faith- ful workers. He has displayed those qualities of industry and perscrverance which commend him heartily to ac- complishment. DOROTHY BOISVERT She has a smile for everybody Dot maybe classed as one of the quiet members of our school, but those who know her will tell you that she has a sunny disposition and an infectious laugh. We wish you luck and hope that you will be highly successful as a nurse. GEORGIA BROWN Never too busy to help Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, Sec'y. 4 Basketball 3 Girls Basketball Manager 4 Secretary 3, 4 D. A. R. Award Various Party Committees Georgia is a girl worth knowing. Always happy, she is easy to get along with. We appreciate the assistance she has given so freely at school affairs, and as the manager of the girls' basketball team. Her dependability, honesty, and good citizenship were rewarded by her election as the 1 t ' ' gn o ieceive the D. A. R. medal. The best of luck, Georgia. EILEEN BUNTING 'To smile and never harbor care', EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH beuoor A17 I has been her proverb 'J Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2 SP Here we have Bunny , who would rather play than work. Since she is an affable and genial companion, we are sure Bunny will make friends wherever she goes. I HENRIETTA C. BUSTA 5 , ' Good natured, gracious, and sociable 'fy Girls' A. A. 2 - Nice to know , best describes Henrietta. She has rosy- colored checks and a merry twinkle in h er eyes. Her grand disposition has acquired for her a host of friends. 17 4-. .L 1 Cz

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linmwxicn I . Smurf-Ls Hum Scuooi. 1944 s 'S 9 X , A Q .4 -if , J' Ai .W- i A , . I . HELEN M. BARMBY Cheerfulness and good will make labor light Girls' A. A. 2, 4 Helen, for the most part, is very quiet. Her friends can tell you she is a pleasant person and a nice girl to know. She doesn't seem to mind working at all, in fact, she seems to enjoy it. We wish her all the success in the world. RUTI-I BASSETT Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality Girls' A. A. 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3 We remember Ruth as the girl who liked very much to play records and dance. She gets along easily with every- one, and takes things as they come. As to her ambition, she wants to be a physiotheropathist. Good luck, Ruth. CAROLYN J. BATEMAN Quiet and neat, thoughtful and sweet. Girls' A. A. 2 Girl Reserves 4 Carolyn, quiet in appearance, is really full of fun. She is always willing to be of whatever help she can. These winning qualities, aided by your geniality, are sure to speed you to achievement, Carolyn. AVIS BERRY She was sufficient to herself for happinesi' Girls' A. A. 2, 3 Whenever we recall Avis, we see her as a girl who was continually enjoying herself. Whatever way the wind blew, Avis always found something funny. Happiness and fun, Avis. ELEANOR BODWELL Pleasure first, let business take care of itself Girls' A. A. 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2 Care-free and fun-loving is Eleanor. She has been one of the most cheerful girls of the class. Her favorite expres- sion is 'Are you kidding?'. We are confident she will win high standing. 16

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up-um F. Smit 'Q -3 J 3 gf X. r' lf f. llnzu mn. 194.4 IIAZEL A. BYRNE Girls' A. A. 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Hazel is a quiet person with a reserved manner and a pleasing personality. We hear she wants to be a dental hygienist, and with her commendable assets and chierful smile she'll surely reach the top. ANTHON Y CARPENITO So industrious Anthony has been with us only in his Senior year. Per- haps you remember his poetry in the Blue and White. Whether writing poetry is his ambition or not, we do not know, but, to be sure, he has talent along that line. THOMAS CARUSO Happy am I, from care - - I'm free, VVhy aren't they all contented like me. Cadets 2, 3 Tom has an a.miable and happy disposition. We mght say he liked play better than Work. He has been a cheer- ful companion, and 'when he leaves us, we are confident he will make a name for himself. LOUISE CEDERGREN Trouble never troubles her Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 A gay laugh and a flippant word introduces us to Louise. She has an everlasting flow of pep and good humor, along with an endless list of admirers to whom she is always writing. Never without a witty remark, she has a comment for every one she meets. EDNA CHAMBERS Golden coins drop into the pockets of many. But golden ideas into the minds of few Studious indeed is Edna. Usually she can be seen study- h ing diligently every morning before school starts. Wit such industrious spirit, we know prosperity will be hers. 18