Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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MHS ,ff i' V ' U ,xf5 ' 1, 'WT 'L Quo wg , B 'i ff' la . av' I - . . N., ..,. t. .., ,vt - Q' . .t . ,, Q .J 1. MARY FRANCES DONOVAN Tops on mveryoliuis lislu Softball 3, 4 Girls' A.A. 4 Basketball 2. 3: Co-captain 4 Clever hands and agile feet characterize Mary as she Flashes clown the basketball court. We shall always re- member the irresistible sparkle in her eyes, and the habit she has of always brightening the clay by smiling. Hereis to a grand co-captain and a fine co-worker! JOHN TYLER DOUGLAS flini liigili. uml ynurff -uri' In win eiifn-ss Basketball 2, 3: Captain 4 Baseball 2, 5 Ring Committee 3 Nominating Committee 4 Cadet Adjutant 4 Various Committees On or off the basketball court, Ty is a straight-shooter. Ty is quiet and unassuming. and these characteristics have won him a host of friends. Always willing to work for his class, Ty is usually found in the midst of a group work- ing to put over a project. Keep your eye on your goal. Ty. and may your aim in life, as it has in basketball, find the mark! ERWIN OTTO DUPUIS Uxtilla luis impisli luuqli mul lriviullv girii. l,IlI'Ill, II IIIl'fl'Y Il'Il'IllI 'HIS lN'l'll There is mischief lurking in Erwin's eyes-that fart can't be denied. One of our quiet, dependable students. Erwin has been a valuable asset to his class. Everyone ad- mires his ability to take a joke. and that ability is an ad- mirable trait. If you remember. is you have in the past, that a smile goes further than a frown, success will be yours. Erwin. GLENN FRANCIS DYSON Hfxliiivl lull nlvpt-mlulrlv , , Irulv u lim' lril-mln Football 2. 3. 4 Band 2. 3. 4 1 .1 Various Committees Glenn is one of the boys who has helped to make Ol-If -.-X wonderful band all that it is. I-Ie loves fun, but he is con- scientious about his work. Well-liked by all who know him. Glenn has been a sincere friend who. I am sure. will attain his goal. I GEORGE DAVID FARRIS b Ngilvnu- is gyulili-nu es George is a rather quiet boy: however. he is always V willing to help his classmates. He is also very industrious. and likes to get his work in on time. Best of luck to George. Al's inseparable buddy! sth . Eat l 'Pl 22

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19 WILLIAM DENNIS A willing worlzer always A quiet and reserved manner have accompanied Bill's diligent and successful study in the commercial course. Though he is not a nladies' man, Bills likeable character has won many friends. Lots of luck to the boy with the pick-up truck! , PHILIP DILAVORE, 3rd IHTIIP num wifli u million usselsn Cadet Lieutenant 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Football 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Blue and White Staff 3 Various Committees Phil is not only a jack of all trades, but he masters them all. His musical talent is demonstrated by his lovely Violin renditions, and his wit has brightened countless classes. Because he is always ready to share responsibil- ity with a broad smile, he is certain to succeed. The best of everything to you, Flipl RALPH R. DIODATI HA flush of color, and a wllir of lircs, There goes llw man we all admire., Color Bearer 3 A handsome appearance, a genial smile and a flashy car identify Ralph Neatness and intelligence supplement his winning personality to promise success. May you reach the top, Dio. NEAL E. DOBSON Silence is clacoivingi' Cadet Major 4 Neal is the lad who has proved that much can be ac- complished with few words. A time-consuming drug store job never dimmed his love of fun, and his willingness to cooperate has rendered him well-liked by many. May the path to prosperity be easily followed by our outstanding cadet major. ELISABETH A. DONOVAN Uvvfillz always ci smile us slw goes past, Nfxrlfllll u wonclvrlul friend is lllis cllurming lass' Girls' A.A. 4 Various Committees Basketball 3, 4 Brimming over with mischief, Bette is one of those friendly girls whom everyone knows through her friendly attitude. Bette loves sports, and does double-duty as par- ticipant and fan. Versatile, ambitious, and fun-loving, Bette deserves only the best. May your skies always be as sunny as your disposition, Bette. I 2 I 49 nu. 1 ,v up . ,JN , ag I ,Q 'lfjtkh r ,fd .uf W - --.., . .s.g1n.i I .5 ' . .. .v f . Q V':'

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19 ARTHUR A. FIELDHOUSE Hplousurv first . . . let worlz lulze care of itself Carefree and easy-going is lVlousie. His agreeable manner and jolly air are known to all of us in his home- room. lVlay you attain whatever you desire in life, Arthur. ROLAND P. V. FURMAN Wul1 u song in his lwurln Band 2, 3. 4 Basketball 2, 3 Roland is not only a popular member of the senior class, but he is also one of its most celebrated musicians. l'm sure you've all heard him at our school parties. Suc- cess in Vwhatever you do, lVloe. MAUREEN V. GAGNE Quiel, lm! efficient Maureen came to Searles High in her junior year, and a pleasant addition she was. She is one of our quiet lasses, and has acquired many friends since she came here. We admire you, Maureen, and we wish you lots of luck in everything you do. A. ROBERT GAMMONS 'NVQ like you for your gvniul uir Your urlisliv lulvnl is rvully rare Bob is a rather unassuming fellow, but he always has a pleasant hello for all his friends. He is one of the most talented artists at lVl.H.S. He was certainly a val- uable member of our decorating committees. l-lere's to a brilliant future, Bob. ALBERT GEORGE GANEM iiH4' may lu' quivl--lull loole uguinn Here is the other half of the Farris-Canem duo, Though he never has much to say, he thrives on gaiety and fun. We're sure that you'll succeed in any enterprise, Al. 23 A , ff , viii? Ala: .,., ,iff lv kj I:- , , , Z! 'A mf' 'tr 1 L K , fi 'asses ,.-at