Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1 DOROTHY ALICE HOH Full of rlmbilion, slwis sure to succeed, Slw has the intelligence that she will need. Girls A A. 2, 3, 4 Nominating Committee 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee Orchestra 2, 3 Blue and White 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 I-Ier amiable nature and boundless enthusiasm have made loads of friends for Dotty. She manages to keep right on the top scholastically, as well as in all her extra- curricula activities and duties. Dotty distinguished herself by being picked to be the D.A.R. pilgrim this year. I see only a bright future for you, Dot. JAMES HOLDEN HA sporf ul ull limasn Foobtall 2, 3, 4 Cadet Officer Ring Committee 3 Picture Committee Nominating Committee jim has been a great sport on the field as well as off. I-Iis natural ability as an elusive halfback has brought many a game out of the fire for us. Keep your sunny disposi- tion and you are sure to succeed. Best of luck, -Iimg you sure deserve itl MARILYN M. HORSKIN mlilzcrvis no subslilule for youu Basketball 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 Girls A.A. 2, 3, 4 Mall, as she is known by her friends, always has a cheerful hello and a friendly smile for everyone. Always a worker, never a shirkei-,H describes Mal perfectly, Best of luck in the years to come. SHIRLEY CATHERINE JACOBS bIiIIl'f I'l Unfl lnoffvsf. SIICCPSS is IDI' IIUI' Neat, courteous, and thoughtful, are words that best describe Shirley. She is known throughout the class for her warm and friendly smile. Besides all this, Shirley is a good student. With this combination, how could any- thing but success be in store for her? We will never for- get the wonderful job she did tinting our class pictures. Keep smiling, Shirl, and may good fortune smile back at you. ROBERT M. JOOS Hxvr' lliinle lII'1l cjuivl. B111 IIIIIIHS un' lm! uflml llwy NPUIII To outsiders, Robert appears to be quiet, but his friends know him to be a fun-loving fellow. When he gets to- gether with the boys, you can be sure that there is some excitement brewing. Best of luck to you always, Roberll 27 9 -TS! I

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MHS HENRY VINCENT HARDACRE, JR. url :nun ol lvu' uforrls is lien Henry is an unassuming, quiet, and easy-going fellow. He is very well liked by all of his classmates. He loves fun, but he is conscientious about his work. Henry has been a sincere friend who, l am sure, will attain his goal. EVELYN M. HARRIS fxluwl, lull vlllrwlll Y-Teens 4 Girls A.A. 3 E.velyn's pleasing smile has won its way into the hearts of many of her classmates. She may seem quiet, but her friends will tell you that looks deceive. She has at all times been willing to contribute her help for any work at hand. Our good wishes go to you, Ev, for the happiness which you deserve. PEARL HART pursun uwurlli lcriuwiliyn Girls A.A. Z Pretty. quiet, and charming. describe Pearl to a Her even temperament and cheerful manner have made her a welcome addition to our class. May you have hap- piness and good luck wherever you are, Pearl, for you certainly deserve it. RICHARD HASHIM lUfI'l'l'f s1'1'lJlllQ LllUIl'll'llfll' Picture Committee 4 Although Richard is one of the quiet members of our class. his pleasing smile has won him many friends. His musical talent has been an asset to our class. Best of luck for your career in music, Richard. We know you'll be a success. ELLEN JANE HEPWORTH Ni-vvl .md :wal Blue and White 3. 4 Ring Committee 3 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Girls A.A. 2. 3. 4 Y-Teens 3. 4 Petite and lovely with a charming personality and friendly smile. Ellen ,lane shall never be forgotten by her many friends She's mostly quiet, but, like all of us. likes to have fun once in a while. Lots of luck and happiness in the future. Ellen. 26

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MHS t , x. N MARY ELIZABETH JUBA Really. willing. unzl able Girls A.A. 3, 4 Senior Play Committee Y-Teens 3, 4 Blue and White Staff What would life be without Betty? Dull! Her pleasant Hi for everyone has won her many friends, and her will- ingness to help others will bring her good fortune. She will long be remembered as Our Little Impersonator. Keep up the good work, Betty, and you're sure to be a great success in life. DOROTHY JUKINS Slit' H'U1L'4 UI lH'llHly Girls AA. 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens Have you ever seen a dream walking? Well, this dream is real! Dotty, one of our prettiest seniors, has started the fluttering of many a male's heart. Besides having pretty blue eyes and blonde hair, Dotty possesses a beau- tiful soprano voice. What more could you ask for? We'll never forget you, Dotty! DOROTHEA KAATZ l.llllfIIlll'l' l'l'l'fy'll'lIl'l'l' Y-Teens 2 Girls A.A. 2. 3. 4 Never a dull moment when Dotty is around. Dot's abil- ity to make anyone laugh will long be remembered by her many friends. Besides possessing a grand sense of humor. Dotty has proved to be a true friend to all. We wish you all the luck in the world, Dot. KAY MYRA KAROS nfusl ln' nulurul, vuuirv lllllllftlllf' lIil'1'H Basketball 2. 3. 4 Blue and White Staff 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 Girls A.A. 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4 Dark, curly hair, mischievous eyes, and a merry smile can only partially describe Kay, a popular member of the girls' basketball team She is always overflowing with personality and ready to have a good time. Stay as much fun as you've been, Kay. and you'll be welcome wherever you go. PAULINE KAY litlflpy' tlllll Slll' H005 llll INT H X' Year Book Staff Senior Play Girls A.A. 2, 3, 4 Pauline is one of our sociable and talkative seniors. She loves to have a good time and likes to make life cheery for all who know her. lt won't be hard to remember her contagious giggle or her abounding spirit for whatever she undertakes. Keep your friendly ways. Pauline, they're priceless! 28