Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1947 Edward F Searlcs High School MARGARET DERSTEPHANIAN Dark vyvs Girls' A.A. 4 Glee Club 4 lVlargaret's quiet and reserved manner has made her a wonderful addition to our class. We know you will be a success in anything you do, Peg. WILLIAM DAVID DEVANEY ll'z'lwmc' Ilarle, ll'id Wid is one of the many boys who left school to join the armed forces of Uncle Sam. Joining the Marines on December 23, l943, he was made a corporal cluring the time he served. We know that he will be a success wher- ever he goes, because his outlook on life shows that he realizes the value of an education. ' REGINALD R. DIODATI He may look quiet, but look again Football 4 Cadet Lieutenant 4 Senior Play Color Guard 3 Reggie is certainly a boy worth knowing. His per- formance of Father in the senior play was wonderful. Xour pleasing personality will take you far, Reggie VIRGINIA DOERR H'it and clzarm has she Girls' A.A. 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Year Book Staff Treasurer 4 Basketball 3 Ring Committee 3 Cheerful, energetic Ginnie is well-liked and popular with everyone. A loyal Methuen rooter, she is at all the games, cheering the team on to victory. Ginnie is a whiz in her commercial course and will make some lucky man a very good secretary. JOHN DONIGAN .Vewr wiflmzrf 0 joke jack is one of the shy members of our class. Playing the guitar is one of his favorite pastimes. jack always hae. a smile for everyone. Continue the good work, lack: it hasn't been overlooked. 2I fr-rv .xl i I

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l'dxv1rd F Sefirles High School 1947 HERBERT W. CRAVEN .-1 regular frlloitf' Herb is another veteran who has returned to lVI.l'I.S. after doing his part in Uncle Sam's Navy. Best of luck in everything, Herbie. GLORIA G. DAIGLE Light of lmrrt, yay of spirit Year Book Staff Drum Nlajorette 2, 3, 4 That petite and peppy dark-haired drum majorette that you have seen leading the band is none other than Gloria. You have clone a wonderful job, Gloria. Keep up the good work. SHIRLEY J. DAVIS Full of 'Z'1'll1 and vigor Vice-president I, 2. 3, 4 Girls' A.A. 4 Cheerleader 2, 33 Captain 4 Bowling, President 4 Blue and White Staff 4 Girl Reserves 2 If a streak of greased lightning passes you in the hall, you can he fairly sure it's Shirley. Her inexhaustible energy and pep have made her one of the most popular girls in our class. Never change, Shirley. ROSALIE DeBURRA fl it-inning way, a pleasant smilr' Drvssrd so neat, and quita in style Girls' A.A 4 Girl Reserves 3. 4 Rosalie's sunny disposition has won her many friends at lVIH.S. ln the entertainment world, Rosalie is known as Rex, the singing cowgirl. l'Iere's to a yodeling future, Rex. ARTHUR DELDUCA A sport at all times Baseball 2, 3 We are very glad to have Del back with us after four- teen months' service in the Navy. One of the best pitchers Methuen has ever had, Del plans a career in baseball. Lots of luck, Art. 20

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Edward F. Searles 1' .I A+ i High School 1947 MELVIN DORSEY Always cz friend Although Mel didn't participate in any sports, he was always an ardent fan. He could be seen at all the athletic events which the high school held. May you maintain that fondness for sports forever, Mel. THERESA LORRAINE DOWD Size has a fwbzklv In each dllll,1'716U Girls' A.A. 4 Clee Club 4 Theresa's dimpled smile has captivated someone's heart. Many have noticed the beautiful and sparkling diamon-I that she is wearing. May happiness be yours in the future, Theresa. BETTY ANN DUEMLING HW cl1i'c'ry smile and ready wit, Provlaim to all, sl1c's a frimid worili while Girls' A.A. 4 Clee Club 4 Betty's friendly manner, school spirit, and cheery dispo- sition have won her a host of friends. She always has a friendly word for everyone. Never lose your wonderful personality, Betty. CECELIA M. ENRIGHT Petite and peppyn Girls' A.A. 4 Bowling 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Clee Club 4 Senior Play Committee Blond, fun-loving Celia is always equipped with a smile or a joke. She loves all kinds of sports and aspires to a good office position. A great girl and a wonderful friend, Celia is bound to find success in life. DORIS EYERS 'Ulliisiciaiis strive for what they are Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Doris is one of the few trumpeters of the fair sex. Not only can she play a sweet trumpet, but she is also interf ested in optometry. Here's wishing you a successful pro- fesrion in the future, Doris. 22