Searles High School - Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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M HS W? 5' avr. .f f ,, 1 ' - '7 ff ' ' ' aw 1 5, 4-wan. IX , fi g f fl ff' iv . ' ' M.. Ngyzssf' h MARY BASCIO Earnest and diligent... .success is hers Year Book Staff C-enial, capable and industrious are only a few adjec- tives that describe Mary. Although she may seem quiet, studious and reserved she is full of fun, as her friends will agree. Her willingness to work and study will undoubt- edly bring her success. Good luck, Mary! ROBERT BAXTER Live today, let tomorrow take care of itself Football 2, 3 Basketball 2 Bob seems to be one of those boys who has not a care in the world His great sense of humor makes him pop- ular with everyone. We hope his interest in farming will bring him great success. MARGARET H. BELANGER saucy nose-jet black hair, Petite, pretty-so beware. Girls' A.A. 4 Decorating Committees Y-Teens 4 Margie is one of the prettier members of our class, whose charming ways make her a person worth knowing. Her neat appearance and coquettish smile are familiar to her many friends May you have the best of luck in the years to come, Margie MAVIS 1. BENTLEY Sincerity leads to success Y-Teens 2, 4 Ring Committee 3 Senior Play Committee Mavis has won many friends through her sincerity, quiet manner, sweet smile, and sympathetic nature. Being the possessor of these Fine qualities, Mavis is sure to be suc- cessful in future years. The best of luck to a very de- serving girl. JOHN BERNARD UA friend of thoughtful character Basketball Manager 3 Checking Committees Refreshment Committees jack is one of the more reserved members of our class. His quiet manner and good disposition have made him very popular. May success be yours, jack. I6

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1952 RONALD ASADOORIAN A sport at all times Football 2, 3: Capt. 4 Ring Committee 3 Baseball 2, 4 Decorating Committees Ronnie piloted our football team to a successful season and proved to be a very able leader. At first glance his quiet manner mav fool you, but Ronnie is full of fun. Good luck in all your ventures, Ronnie. BARBARA E. ATKINSON With a temper calm and mild, and words of softened tone Senior Play Committee Y-Teens 2, 4 Grls' A.A. 4 Barb is a person of quiet and modest character, who is always ready to join in the fun. Because she is so pleasant and companionable, she is well liked by all who know her. May the future be good to you, and may hap- piness always be yours. NANCY L, AUSTIN Little girl with the turned-up nose Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Blue and White Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Petite is a word that most Fittingly describes this pretty blonde. Nancy is one of the most energetic and enthusiastic girls of the class. Her sparkling personality has made her an outstanding figure in school. We all know that Nancy is a true and trusted friend. Loads of luck, Nancy. MARGERY I. BAKER Light of heart, gay of spirit Picture Committee 4 Y-Teens 4 A care-free disposition and a winning way are descrip- tive of Margie, whose contagious spirit of friendliness makes her a wonderful girl to know. Her smile and cheery greetings have brightened the corridors of IVI.H.S. May her charm bring her success and good fortune. PATRICIA A, BALL Quiet, but full of fun Class Day Pageant Girls' A.A. 4 This petite young miss has friends galore. I-Ier spark- ling personality and friendly ways have carried her through high school. May all the success she deserves come her way. I5 , 4 Q I W ,Hai ?zW?4ny 451 V '94 .51-:,. ,,.,,,.., I , X .V ff 'j,vf:w, ,fu Q i,,l,4-,QW L, , f , I fhfddzf ff 4' ' .fa fffv ,L ,Vx X ..., , I , qw I dawn ' y I W.: ,. , f ,v,. , ,.,,, Q 64? ' , f f -'ga -5:5 2 ,Z . by 6 V

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1952 ARLENE M. BIRTLES Personality, plus Senior Play 4 Y-Teens 2 Whenever Arlene is present, you are suddenly aware of a gayer atmosphere. Arlene always has a smile for everyone and a twinkle in her eyes. lt must not be over- looked that she is talented, too, as we can well see by her fine work in the senior play. Keep up the good work in the future in whatever path of life you follow, URSULA BOLEVITCH A merry smile, a cheery hello Year Book Staff Y-Teens 2, 4 Senior Play Committee Decorating Committees Blue and White Staff 3, 4 This charming miss possesses a marvelous disposition. Besides participation in many school activities, she still has time for her studies and receives excellent marks There is no doubt in our minds that Ursula will be a pleasant and valuable asset to the nursing profession. RITA M. BONANNO Good things come in small packages Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee ltalian Club, Vice-president 4 Our senior class would not have been complete without the presence of this sweet girl with pleasing ways. Her friendly manner and cheerful disposition make her a girl worth knowing and a friend worth having. May you al- ways find success and happiness in all that you undertake in the future, Rita, JACQUELINE BOURASSA Oooooooh! look-a-there, ain't she pretty! Usherette at Commencement Exercises 3 Surely you've noticed this cute, neatly-dressed girl go- ing to classes. Although rather quiet, this petite miss has loads of personality. This, plus her industry and amiabil- ity, makes her a delightful person to know. We are very sure that no matter what Jackie undertakes, she will be a success. CHARLES BOWER He may be quiet but look again Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, Capt. 4 Baseball 2, 3 Senior Play Committee ltalian Club Sec'y 3, Pres. 4 Carefree and easy going aptly describe Charlie. He is very quiet in school, but a real live-wire at any outside activity. Lots of luck in whatever you do, Charlie, I7 iff if i K V.. , ,.,. 3 ? wif WV' 2' 'fr , V Y Z z .7