Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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lilmium l-'. Srxfmrlas Hlllll School. 1944 .fi I 'Tlfliil RAYMOND CORMIER A good sport Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 TIHCK 2, 3, 4 Cadets 2, 3, 4 President 3 Ray's quiet, unassuming manner is appreciated by all who know him, just as his big, friendly grin is enjoyed by those upon whom he smiles. His ability in athletic fields is something not to be spoken of lightly. He is a cheer- ful, hard worker, and we can' see but one thing ahead for him, the very best of luck. RALPH C. CORLESS Hold the bellg here comes Bud F00tb3-ll 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Cadets 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 During our three years at high school, Bud has driven his room teachers frantic by being late constantly. How- cver his tardiness did not lesson his athletic prowessg he excelled in football and basketball. We'Il miss seeing him drive up to school in his snappy convertible Ford. MARY LOU COULOMBE Always in a hurry, but always willing to help Basketball 2, 3, 4 Blue and White 4 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 Girls Reserves 3 Bowling League 4 Various Committees If you ever noticed a red-head dashing down the cor- ridors, it probably was Mary Lou. Her engaging person- ality, reserved manner, contagious laugh, and keen humor are but a few of her prominent characteristics. She is a willing worker who has given generously of her time and effort to the activities of our class. We appreciate your helpfulness and hope that your plans for the future will materialize, Mary Lou. JAMES CRABTREE Cadets 2, 3 He is little, he is wise: I-Ie's a terror for his size Jimmy can usually be found talking, and when he isn't talking he's up to some mischief. He dotes on jive and swing music and is noted for his familiar whistling. He's kept us amused during high school with his witty re- marks and constant chatter. With your magnetic person- ality you'll always have friends, Jimmy. THERESA M. CROCHETIERE Girls' A. A, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2 Of mildest manner and gentlest heart As long as we have known Theresa, she has always been friendly, courteous, and soft-spoken. Pleasing to look ,ah she has very fair, smooth skin and a beautiful smile. You'vc won many friends with your pretty smile, Terry. 20

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EVELYN CHAPMAN Gentle, kmd and keen of mmd is she' Girls' A. A. 2 A shy smile introduces Evelyn, who accomplishes much with apparently no great effort. During her years at Searles she remained calm and thoughtful. We pick her out as a member of the class who will have quiet, though complete, success. . 1122 W t, Q Jw 1 19411. EDWARD F. SEARLES HIGH SCHOOL H . ' ' . I , iffivg gg dl ALICE A. CHUTE Why an ambition? I admire my present state Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2 Alice has been high-spirited. She was always full of energy and enthusiasm. We have come to know her as a vforthy member of the class with the qualities that make for the best. HARRY CODY Be always as merry as ever you can, For no man delights in a sorrowful man Cadets 2, 3 Various Committees 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Harry seems to us to be always in a hurry. We cannot remember him as ever being relaxed, although we recall a composition he wrote which expounded the necessity of long hours of sleep. He has always stood ready to perform any task for the school, and these qualities which he has developed in his work will surely bring him favorable results. FRANK G. COLE With a mind just as broad As his body is long Cadets 2, 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 In his future career, whatever it may be, we are sure Frank will do very well. In mathematics, Frank is a shark. To those who have sat near him, no class could ever become monotonous, for his kindly humor is the un- yielding enemy of gloom. ELIZABETH COLPITTS Chuck full of pep Basketball 2 Bowling League 4 Girl Reserves 3 Elizabeth, always laughing, is possessed of a gay dis- position and a friendly manner. People who meet her like her immediately because she herself is the type of person who enjoys people immensely. There will always be some- thing to make you laugh, Elizabeth. 19 I et Q -9 '27 r T? .-ll. 1 K l f '17 2 .2

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ROBERT CULLEY Liked by all who know h Cadets 2 3 V'ice President 3 Bob is favored with many excellent qualities. Chief among these is an unvarying pleasant disposition. He is a cheerful classmate and our association with him for four years has been a pleasant one. 1944 EDWARD F. SEA,RLEsgljie1i,gScH0oL if ' im , 3 ,. ' K.: , JOHN CUNHA Liked by all who know him Cadets 2, 3, 4 Various Committees Judging from his marks in high school. we are certain John will be a success. He always has a friendly greeting for everybody. His ambition is to be an aeronautical en- gineer. JOHN DEACY Never on furtive mischief bent, he's always on his tasks intent Band 2, 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 John is reputed as being a very calm, self-contained fellow. That may be so, but, nevertheless, he observes a great deal. Being ambitious, he is ready to help in what- ever work there is to be done. We hope you are as suc- cessful in college as you've been in high school, John. RUTHE DE CAUWER Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it Although she doesn't shirk work, Ruthe is a girl who will take pleasure first and work afterwards. She has at all times been willing to contribute her help for any work at hand. LOUIS A. DE LUCIA God bless the man who first invented sleep Cadets 2, 3 Louis is habitually yawning. However, we remember him as the fellow who always was willing to help the other fellow out. Here's hoping you will get what you strive for, Louis. 21 Xa 19 ,4 Ai 4- 4 xg, Q. an K G Ah T