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

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Twenty-six META HENRY L. HAYES “Men of few words are the best men.” FOOTBALL STRAND NIGHT “Bud” got his letter on the grid- iron, gained many friends, and ac- quired a serious, steady look in his eyes during these five years of High School life. Well known to all of us he will not be forgotten in the years to come. MARY F. HORGAN “To be amiable is certainly a virtue. WOMAN ' S CLUB FRENCH CLUB ORCHESTRA Mary has made many friends among her classmates . through her sunny disposition and friendly ways, and it is with sorrow that we see her leave the portals of Peabody High School. She has ever had the love for fun, but the faculty, too, of being se- rious, as one glance at the honor roil will show. Both music and athletics have been included in her programs with the success Mary seems to have in all undertakings. GERTRUDE J. A. HORRIGAN “A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, a hand to execute.” STRAND NIGHT WOMAN’S CLUB Allow us to introduce our “Gert,” known and admired by all. What social event would be complete with- out her lending a willing hand to as- sure it of success ? Always smiling and cheery, everybody likes this girl with her pleasing personality. There is no doubt as to her success in life and we combine best wishes and good luck in our message of farewell.

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META Twenty- five MARJORIE V. GUMB “And still be doing, never done.” SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT META JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER OBSERVER STRAND NIGHT A little TNT in a small package , symbolizes Marge, one of our most popular Seniors. This active member is none the less the possessor of a gentle and sweet disposition, though she is packed with pep and energy. There is just one thing we have found her incapable of, and that, a grouch, or “blue day,” or whatever similar term you may apply. But the world’s a better place because of you, Marge! GEORGE H. HAMMOND “To act tomorrow what he learns today.” ORCHESTRA OBSERVER BAND Although George has not entered into many of our school activities, he has proved his worth by his invalu- able assistance in making our Jun- or Prom and Senior Hop the outstand- ing events of the years. George spends his spare time in the “chem lab” and we predict he will go far in this field. JULIE E. HANLON With malice toward none and charity for all WOMAN ' S CLUB JR. CLASS OFFICER STRAND NIGHT Pretty, talkative “Ulie” — how can we find suitable words to acquaint you with this charming girl whom everybody knows and likes ? En- dowed with the super gift of con- geniality and a sympathetic under- standing of human nature, Ulie has become a true friend in her role as classmate. With no little enthusiasm we join in wishing her “good luck.”

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META Twenty-seven ANN JAMUK “Much is she worth, and even more is made of her.” A smiling, demure young lady is Ann, and a real favorite among her classmates. We find her always will- ing and ready whenever the occasion demands and a school function is never complete without her presence. The rumor is, that Ann is planning to enter Commercial School in the fall, and predict that a continuation of her splendid work will result in inevitable success. ELLI E. JOKINEN “To me more dear, congenial to my heart One native charm, than all the gloss of art.” SENIOR PLAY ORCHESTRA May I introduce one of the Gold Dust twins ? “Beware of Blondes” does not apply in the case of this de- mure, winsome young lady. “We blondes don’t play the scheming Delilah on the unsuspecting Samson any more than our darker sisters do,” comments Elli. Also, she is a talented violinist, and possesses that rare combination, beauty plus brains. ACHILLES N. KALLELIS “His forte was in the arena.” CLASS FOOTBALL “Archie” takes part in all forms of sport. The diamond, the basketball court, the gridiron, and the track have all seen his endeavors. But the name of Kallelis does not appear only in the field of sport for mathematics also knows him well. Strength in body and ability in “math” make a good en- gineer, Archie.