Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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ALICE BOYKO 'Sincerity leads to success' Girls' A.A. 2 Because of Alice's ability to throw herself into any project and make use of herself, she has won the sincere res- pect and admiration of her many friends. We value Alice's friendship and know that her cleverness and willingness to work will bring her premanent success. W,-' E c LAWRENCE M. BRADLEY , i H' ' 'Romeo, Romeo, where are you now?' c 45? .f Vice-President 2, 3, 4 Senior P187 f Y Ny 5, Football 2, 3, 4 Various Committees W . 'g 'algal VN Ze Larry is the fellow everybody knows. 'Qi j' xg Good looks, a friendly smile, and a 1 ml -' i Q sense of humor have captured as a friend ,'5,l,fi 5 Q everyone with whom he comes into contact. nf' isf J r f His flattering 'line' has attracted 3 KNEE af 12,1 many unsuspecting females toward him. ig, 5Qii.1Q Qiwk May you always stay as you are, Larry. PHYLLIS BHAMHALL CSilence speaks for itself' Y-Teens 2 Girls' A.A. 2 Although Phyllis is one of the quiet girls in the class, her popularity is immense. This popularity is due to her sense of humor, charming voice, and distinctive good looks. May you always stay as you are, Phyllis. MAXINE ROYCE BROWN 'Talk and the world must lzsten H N Red hair, a carefree smile, and a y,y7 sense of humor describe Maxine. She is one of the many girls who always has something to say. Her charm has won her If I many friends. Good luck, Maxine! K I' N

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FRANCES BLEZINSKI an 'Sunshine follows you' , ,mf Frances is one of the quiet girls of the senior class. Her quiet manner will win her many friends. May you achieve success in all that you undertake. GLORIA BLUEMEL 'She aims to please' Y-Teen5'2, 4 Girls' A.A. 2 Though small in stature, Gloria is Nil gigantic in her friendly and generous ways. Sparkling eyes,.a ready smile, and a cheery laugh have attracted scads of friends. May you be successful in all that you undertake, Gloria. ANTHONY BONANNO 'Always leave then laughing' ,V 0 I Cadet Officer Various Committees ogg? Possessing a ready wit and appreci- ' ation for a good joke, Tony is one of our jolliest classmates. His cheery dis- N' To position has gained him many friends. 1 f HU- When a helping hand is needed, he can :A J - .J be depended upon. Keep your merry ways, 1 .gh. Tony. ROBERT CAMPBELL BOUBGEOIS - 'When you're smiling' f5?Ly?Y' . . 4961 Senior play Various Committees .J.-. Cadet Officer With a friendly smile and cheerful greeting, Bob has become well known to everyone. His school spirit is evidenced by the many school affairs and athletic events to which he has given his support. 'Q We will all remember his excellent per- H 1 formance in the senior play. Keep your ' .JE ,P 5 pleasant personality and you will go ,fxgZf3. 511. far, Bob! 1 fy 1 ff' M

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5 ark and CAHOLYN ANN CALITRI 'Friendly dispositions take you places' JOAN BRUNEAU 'A light heart lives long You may always find Joan in the cent of a jolly group. Her sparkling person ality has gained many friends for her will Continue to do so. May you career be a success. Girls' A.A. 2 Girls' Softball 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Various Committees 2, 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4 We all know Carolyn is going to go places in any field she chooses. Her charming manner, winning smile, and sparkling eyes have won her many friends. Keep up to your high standard, Carolyn! 5 gg X MARTHA CABMICHAEL 'Hitch your wagon to a star' Q . Q.. ix Y-Teens 4 Girls' A A 5x,s ' A charming, vivacious, well-dress girl is our Martha. Her friendly smile slAx N, and cheery manner have attracted a legion 'N of friends. Happiness W ' years to come, Martha. We're all rooti for you. .,. FREDERICK CAHNEVALE 'A true sport, a leader of men' and success in Football 2, 3, 4 X 5- 4' Captain 4 ' 5 1 Fred is one of our carefree. 9957- ' ' going seniors. His even disposition and A fine personality make him a wonderful J person to know. Fred's determination and ?,, sportsmanship were demonstrated on the nbsvg ' gridiron. Stay as you are, Fred! a. 'l Q.. 20 '