Tenney High School - Torch Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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I I In the years ahead this hook will he our link with the past. It will serve to remind us that through the sincere dedication of our teachers, our own serious application to studies, and our participation in extra curricular and social activities offered here at Tenney High, our minds have been broadened, our characters strengthened, and our lives enriched. We are now prepared to go forth with a sense of accomplishment and a desire for fulfillment. I would like to express my appreciation to Mr. Lister, our advisor, for his invaluable assistance. and to the entire Torch staff for their sincere efforts in helping Editor-in-Chief E me recall many of these memories.

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ir For ten years Mrs. Frances Richardson was a part of the life and spirit of Tenney High. During these years as a teacher of French, Mrs. Richardson was more than a faculty member-she was a friend. Her presence will he sadly missed hy all who knew and admired her, but her memory will live on within us. MRS. FRANCES RICHARDSON ln the service of the Methuen Public Schools from Sept. 1953 lo Iuly 21, 1965. 111, Memoriam We of Tenney High shall always re- member Walter Beverly Ingalls, late Super- intendent of Schools, for what he was to us. Although he was not famous by the world's standards, his sincerity and dedi- cation to our school system as a teacher, guidance counselor and superintendent is a memory of which we should all be proud. MR. WALTER B. INGALLS In the service of the Methuen Public Schools from Sept. 1931 to ,luly 20, 1965.