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

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OUR FACULTY FR IENDS Superintendent William A. Welch Principal Arthur J. Barry Vice-Principal Henry A. King Mr. Edward M. Brawley Miss Marion A. Moriarty Mr. Frederick R. McManus Miss Katherine G. Logan Mr. J. Henry Higgins Miss Helen D. Hood Mr. John E. Burke Miss Margaret A. Beirne Mr. Michael F. Higgins Miss Helen M. O’Keefe Mr. David P. Collins Miss Mary A. Barry Mr. William Bresnahan Miss Marguerite Murphy Mr. James P. Foley Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Mr. Thomas McCarthy Miss Ann Carroll Mr. Timothy McCarthy Miss Gladys M. Cronan Mr. Edward Donahue Mi ss Anne Brownstone Mr. Edward L. O’Connor Miss Gertrude Hayes Mr. Francis Harrigan Miss Dorothy Hayes Mr. Lawrence Cuddire Miss Eleanor Donovan Miss Eleanor McHugh Mr. James E. Carlin Mr. James Greehy Miss Josephine Alberghini Miss Mary Luz Mr. Edward Gorman Miss Helen M. Riley Mr. Claude Phillips Miss Alice E. Hayes Mr. William Seeglitz Mrs. Gertrude Fallon Miss Grace E. Loud Miss Muriel Sears Mrss Agnes V Cody .... Mrs. Margaret (J Callahan Mr. Augustus Macione Miss Kathleen Hallahan Mr. Arthur V. Johnson Miss Virginia Hayes

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CLASS Now the time has come to part, When we leave these dear old halls, To meet with work untried and new, To go where love and duty calls; Yet we never will forget, Nor will ever fail to try In every deed and path of life To honor Thee, Oh, Peabody High. CHORUS Peabody High, tonight, Praises we shall sing; May this class of ’35 Great glory bring. ODE Alma Mater bless the hope, Which in every young heart sings, With humble minds and kindly love And greater joy in lasting things. We in turn shall do our part And to your ideals be true; Thus in word, and deed, and action We shall bring Thee honor due. CHORUS Peabody High, tonight, Praises we shall sing; Mav this class of ’35 Great glory bring. Words by George Edward Kearns, Jr. Music by Dorothy May Head. I

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OUR FACULTY We, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and ThirtY ' FIVE, express here the gratitude we owe to the competent staff of teachers who have so ably guided us along the perilous paths of our high school years. We realise that theirs has not been an easy task; and before we bid them farewell, it is our wish that the members of our faculty, one and all, know that we are not unappreciative of the services they have so cheerfully rendered. They have labored unceasingly to point out to our youthful minds the paths along which we should travel if we are seeking our true end in life. Their time, their efforts, their interest in us has been ours for the asking. We sincerely hope and trust that their services have not been given in vain.