Peabody High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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P. H. S. META Thirty-five LENA G. GLASS A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any mar et.” Class Basketball Science Club Traffic ; Squad Wherever you find a gay crowd Lena is sure to be among them. Her jolly good nature and pleasing personali ty are in- deed valuable assets. Lena is planning to be a nurse at the Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital and we wish her success in this field of work. JAMES E. GOGGIN “Good nature is the very air of a good mind.” Football Manager “Jimmy” has been one of the indis- pensables at all of our football games, performing the duties of manager to the satisfaction of all. We have admired him for his diligence, his sparkling wit, his friendly ways. Happy landing, “Jimmy”. EDNA M. GOODALE “She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, yet never loud.” A soothing calmness prevails in our “Ed”. Her temperament, disposition and personality have won for her many friends. Trusting, willing, conscientious, Edna has done much to make our days happy ones. We earnestly hope that for- tune will smile brightly upon he r.

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Thirty-four META P. H. S. CALLIOPE GERAKARIS “For what I will, I will and there an end.” President of Spanish Club Junior Year Class Basketball Traffic Squad Junior Red Cross We have found a real pal in “Cal”, one who has proved herself a valuable asset to the class of ’36. During her four years here she has won many friends by her loving disposition. Last year her pop- ularity was revealed when she was elect- ed president of the Spanish Club. She has plenty of will and “where there’s a will, there’s a way.” What more need be said? MICHAEL GERAS ‘‘Laughter is hut the sunshine of the soul.” “Mike” is one of our jolliest classmates, one who really makes our school days so enjoyable. He has his serious moments, of course, and when the occasion demands, exhibits such qualities of mind and heart that we feel confident of his ultimate suc- cess. He takes with him our very best wishes. URSELINE D. GILL “A smile, and the world goes ’round.” Spanish Club Class Basketball Traffic Squad Junior Red Cross P. H. S. Revue Another sunny little Commercial stud- ent is “Ursey”, that little Gill girl. Who has not seen her dashing up and down the second floor corridors before classes, and rushing out of class at the first bell to smile and giggle away a few minutes directing the horde of traffic in the halls?

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META P. H. S. Thirty-six WILLIAM A. GOOS “This world belongs to the energetic. Bill”, as he is known to his friends and intimates, is one of the hardest work ' ing members of our class, yet he finds time to enjoy himself and help amuse his classmates. He is a great booster” of his class and is sure to attain a high place in life. Every success to you, “Bill”. WILLIAM J. GRAHAM “Prepare today for the tomorrow that is sure to come.” Baseball Glee Club Science Club P. H. S. Revue Bill”, excelling as he does in the study of the physical sciences, aspires to win a high place in the engineering world. With his unquestioned ability, his amiable ways, his seriousness of purpose, he will, we feel confident, attain the goal he seeks. MARY P. GRAVES “Tfever judge a person by sudden acquaintance .” Miss Sophistication! This is the best title that we can give Phyllis. Although she is reserved, yet her kindness and sin- cerity completely won the hearts of all her classmates. We are sure that ' Phyllis will be a great reflection on our Alma Mater. We wish you the best of luck, Phil”.