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

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Twenty-six META CHARLOTTE EDELSTEIN 1 ARNOLD FARIA DORIS E. FEENEY “For ’t is the mind that makes the body rich.” “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” “Such popularity must be deserved.” I ONOR STUDENT Charlotte is a girl who, although quiet, somehow makes her presence felt wherever she goes. We all are acquainted with her friendly ways, and we are sure that she will suc- ceed in her chosen profession, what- ever it may be. Good luck, Charlotte! SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Arnold has a knack of making friends immediately. Such an en- gaging grin! He is always jolly, humorous and gallant. What else can we say except that we wish him success and everything that goes with it. Since Doris came to us from Salem High three years ago, she has made a host of friends. We know that she will be successful in the commercial field in which she has already made a beginning. We, of the senior class hope that “Old Lady Luck” will smile on Doris in the years to come.

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META Twenty-five C. EVERETT DUNN “Good humor is one of the best articles of dress.” FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB CLASS BASKETBALL LETTER CLUB “Ebbie” is a jolly, good-natured fellow, always ready for work or play. He is liked by everyone he conies in contact with, for under his winning smile is a strong will and de- termined character. The good wishes of all your schoolmates go with you, “Eb.” MARY A. EAGAN “The silent leader.” “Eagie” is one young lady who will not soon be forgotten by her class- mates of ’33. Although shy and quiet, apparently, she is extremely well known and has shown remarkable ability as a leader of the 1933 Girls’ Varsity basketball team. She never misses the hoop of a basket; we trust she will not miss the whoop of suc- cess. EVELYN R. EARLE “A merry heart goes all the day.” Who is the girl whose head towers high above the crowd? Yes, it is our tall, jolly “Evie.” With her bewitch- ing disposition, “Evie” has made many friends in school. Success may hang high above the heads of others, but all you have to do, “Evie,” is reach up and grasp it.

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META Twenty-seven ALICE E. FELLOWS “A light heart lives long.” VICE-PRESIDENT, JUNIOR CLASS WOMAN’S CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Who doesn’t know Alice? Her gay chatter and laughter will .be remem- bered by us long after we part from her at graduation. Whatever her life work may be, we wish her good luck and success in it. BERNICE T. FELT “However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer.” INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL WOMAN ' S CLUB META SCIENCE CLUB Jolly, friendly Bernice has proved to be an asset to our class during these five years. Besides taking part in sports and doing well in her studies, she has always been ready to help out in class affairs. We certain- ly hope that your future will be happy, “Bunny.” ARTHUR C. FLACHBART, Jr. “If music be the food of Love, Play on !’’ If you are willing “to lend your ears” to hear about the saxaphone, “Flashie” is the person to interview. He is one ardent enthusiast for the “sax” and may well be, for he plays it admirably. Talking about hobbies, his most important one is clothes. We’d all like to be as successful with our hobbies as Flashie has been!