Peabody Veterans Memorial High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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Page Twenty-eight META REDMOND J. KILEY “Good things come in small packages.’’ CLASS FOOTBALL CLASS BASKETBALL CLASS BASEBALL Just to prove the truth of the above quotation, we introduce, with no in- considerable pride, our own freckle- faced “Red.” What a Romeo! All he needs is a cane, and the original Beau Brummel would blush for shame. We wonder if it could have been “Red” who inspired the author of “Flaming Youth.” OLGA L. KLEMM “So runs my catalogue of lovely things.” WOMAN’S CLUB AGORA And now, ladies and gentlemen, let us introduce to you Olga Klemm. Or perhaps you know her? No doubt you do, for she is known to all because of her engaging manner and ever ready smile. Although Olga has never cared to boast of her scholastic attainments, she has. nevertheless, been zealous in preparing her studies. EINAR KOLHONEN “Knowledge is the treasure, but judgement is the treasurer of the wise man.” DRUM MAJOR SCIENCE CLUB AGORA Undoubtedly most of us know Einar as a strutting drum major, but only few realize the fact that he is also a chemist of no mean ability. Whether he chooses a career with the blaring brass of the band or among the fragile tubes of the “lab.” he is bound to win a high place in the world.

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META Page Twenty-seven ARTHUR KANARACUS “Music has charms to soothe the savage breast, to soften rocks, and bend the knotted oak. ORCHESTRA AGORA FRENCH CLUB “Art” no doubt, is one of the out- standing musicians of the class. Who does not recall to mind the talks that Art has given on the art of music ? Arthur has also been one of the faith- ful members of the High School Or- chestra and has proven himself to be an apt and brilliant scholar. CHRISTOPHER KANARACUS Cheei ' fulness is an offshoal of goodness and wisdom. VARSITY BASKETBALL CLASS FOOTBALL CLASS BASEBALL ORCHESTRA BAND When you see a. lithe, youthful, athletic figure come swinging down the corridor, his face brightened by a cheerful smile, you’re looking at “Chris.” He is a boy who has never been known to lose his temper, change his peppy enthusiastic greeting, or forget his warm, friendly smile. ADALAIDE A. KELLEY “A good heart is worth gold. FRENCH CLUB WOMAN S CLUB To a great deal of common sense, add quite a bit of wit, a little slice of mirth and some real hearty laughs. Shake well and add several large pieces of knowledge, a kind disposi- tion and a wealth of popularity. The result is simply Adelaide.

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META Page Twenty-nine BERTHA L. LAME “Silence is the essential condition of happi- ness.” Bertha is one of the popular resi- dents of the most social community of our city. Although very much in- terested in the Girl Scouts she has not let it interfere with her school work. She will relinquish her great seat of honor in the school bus to some other West Peabody student next year. The best of wishes to you, Bertha, for the future. LILLIAN LEVIN Gaiety and a light heart are the best medi- cine for all !” WOMAN ' S CLUB AGORA SPANISH CLUB Have you ever strolled down the corridor and noticed a certain young lady talking rapidly to everyone with- in hearing distance ? And was she continually laughing? Well, that’s “Lil.” Her music teacher advised her to exercise her vocal chords at every opportunity. We wonder if that is the reason for her continual chatter in class ? WILLIAM L. LINEHAN Music cleanses the understanding. AGORA CLASS PLAY META STAFF Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay, these characteristics aptly sum up the traits of witty “Will.” He has been conspicuous many times as a pianist at assemblies when he rendered pop- ular and pleasing tunes for the en- joyment of the student body. Bill’s favorite pastime, “wise cracks.”