Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Edward F. Searles High Qgiool 1948 4 , ' ' 3-in . J Q I, . X ,Liv . l,p1f'f 1,55 ' Q .' r 1.- L , 4 bm , N , it in 4:..l,.l.f:sZ. ,a: A ---f Y RICHARD JAMES ASQUITH Quivl, lm! full of furry' Dick was one of our more studious boys and will long be remembered for his pleasant personality, his ability to make friends, and his scholastic record. Such character- istics, Dick, are bound to bring success ARTHUR A. BAILEY pursnri wnrlh llllflllfllgu Although Arthur appears quiet, he has a sparkling per- sonality that wins him many friends. He will always be remembered for his pleasing disposition and his ever-ready smile. Stay as you are, Arthur. and the future will bring success DAVID BURTON BAKER fmml lHllIIl'1'4l. plwisunl. mul u'mmnq lnuf 'Ill' U'll'l INA' IVIH lil' lllillllllllllfl Basketball 2 Senior Play Committee Davie is the kind of fellow that people enjoy having a- round His co-operative spirit and fun-loving nature have won him many friends. Xve shall always remember the fine job he did as curtain puller at the Senior Play. The best of everything, Davie, you deserve it. FRED ARTHUR BARROCLOUGH 'JI-'PKI IPX' all IVIIH I-'HUH' ,Hill Modest, but always ready to join in the fun, Arthur has been a great asset to our class Vife will always remem- ber his good natured willingness to lend a helping hand and his readiness to join in all school activities. Arthur plans to attend New England Aircraft School and hopes to be- come an airline maintenance engineer. We wish him great success in his chosen career. LOUISE EDNA BATCHELDER ,X lN'l'NUll lI'llI'lll Ifllllllqllfl Girls' A.A 2, 3 Year Book Staff 4 Louise may appear to be quiet, but actually, because of her wit and humor, she has gained a host of friends. Her willingness to work and study will carry her a long way. Best wishes, Louise, and may Lady Luck smile upon you. I4

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Ihe Seniors

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1948 Edward F. Searles High School DONALD ALFRED BEDARD Ready, willing, and able, Football 2. 3 Y Year Book Staff 4 Genial, capable, and industrious are adjectives that de- scribe Don. Don is one of our World War Il veterans whose ingenuity has gained him many true friends and also made him a popular member of the Senior class. Lots of luck, Donl ROBERT GORDON BENNETT UQiet and considerate Bob, although a seemingly quiet lad, has another much more likable side, as his intimates soon found out. He makes friends easily and always has a joke on the tip of his tongue. May the future be good to you, Bob. MAY MARY ANN BISTANY Hsaciulnlc and pleasant. always ready to laugh Girls' A.A. 2, 3, 4 May is one of our friendliest girls who can always be found wherever there is fun and laughter. Her stature may be slight but her supply of smiles is apparently inex- haustible. We know you'll meet with success, May, with your genial disposition. MARILYN M. BOOTH HHappy and gay, sim goes on liar wayn Nlajorettes 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Bowling 4 Girls' A.A. 4 Sewing 2, 3 A gay smile, a happy-go-lucky attitude, and a pleasing personality spell out only Marilyn. Her fun-loving nature has brightened up many a classroom, and she will always be remembered as a good sport. Stay as you are, Marilyn. and may you always have success, VIRGINIA G. BOURQUE Iiulilli u smile for 0l'C'l'yUll0H Girls' A.A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Blue and White Staff 4 Bowling 4 Although Virge didn't enter our school until her Junior year, she soon became one of our most popular girls. She always has a friendly word and a smile to keep the day bright. Her cheery disposition will undoubtedly aid her in the future, and bring to her only success. I5 Mg sag:-Lg, . 'Nw - -X i 2,6512 7' 7? nuff' ,x -s s