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

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META Thirteen LILLIAN E. ANDERSON “The measure of life is not length but honesty.” SCIENCE CLUB Although “Trixie” was one of the more quiet members of the class, she will ceitainly be missed by all. “Trixie’s” charm of personality will be remembered by all of us and will certainly do much to help her on her future way. We predict that she will win for herself no small place in the affairs of the world. JOHN J. ANTOSZEWSKI ‘‘Extremes in nature concur to general use.” SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Johnny’s a clever chap. He doesn’t say much, but he listens to what everyone else has to say. His sense of humor is humorous in itself; he can see the funny side of anything — especially anything tragic. When it so pleases him, he’s in a class by him- self as a practical joker. ROSE BACHERMAN “Her humor is a continual bubble of joy.” SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Here is a girl in whose heart there is singing alwavs a little golden bird of joy. When “Rose” enters a class- room, the sun enters also. Her irre- sistible laughter and good humor gained a great many friends for her. May success follow her always!

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Twelve META ' ■ . ■ , PHI LIP ABELL “Good nature is the very air of a good mind.” FRENCH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB “Penny” certainly has a way with women. A light-hearted, jovial young man is he. Did you ever see him when he wasn’t looking for “Mickey?” Work is not his motto, for “Penny” says that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Auf wiedersehen, “Penny.” GLADYS L. ANDERSON “To be amiable always is a virtue ' SPANISH CLUB The light-haired blue eyed lassie that we see above will long be remem- bered as “Gladdie” because of her loveliness. An ever-present smile on that face which cheers up our school days like nothing else ever could, is a definite feature of “Gladdie.” We all wish her success and bliss in her future years. II. PRISCILLA ANDERSON “May we be merry.” The outstanding feature of our Priscilla is her brilliant smile. When you are walking along a street and hear the “toot” of a cheerful sound- ing horn, you may feel sure that it is none other than the horn belonging to Priscilla’s car. She never passes a friend without a friendly greeting. May you be as happy in years to come, Priscilla.

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Fourteen i META CHARLES G. BAGLEY “Still waters run deep.” TRAFFIC SQUAD SCIENCE CLUB GLEE CLUB INTER-CLASS BASEBALL Although we are familiar with Charlie as a happy-go-lucky fellow, a few of us have had the privilege of knowing his more serious nature. Under his efficient leadership, the traffic squad was a great success. You’ve been a real friend, Charlie, and we hope to hear from you as a successful electrical engineer. PETER BASHUK “My mind is my kingdom.” SCIENCE CLUB “Pete,” because of a certain aloof- ness, was not well known to many of the class of ’33. In English, however, the orations he delivered when called upon for an oral topic won him con- siderable renown. He confesses that Science holds for him his greatest in- terest and it is in this field that we expect to hear good reports of him. BARBARA O. BATCHELDER “Good nature is an element of success.” OBSERVER META SCIENCE CLUB Gifted with a wonderful artistic talent, “Barb” is indeed a real asset to our class. Already she has received much praise for her fine work as an artist, not only in our high school, but in surrounding high schools, where her posters have frequently appeared. Good luck, “Barb!”