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

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P. H. S. META Eleven WILLIAM ARGEROS “I dare do all that may become a man.” Meta Staff Spanish Club Honor. Student Science Club No introduction is needed for the gay and witty William. His cheerful smile and keen humor have won for “Bill a large number of friends. He has at- tained a splendid record in his years at high school and we feel confident that he will reflect credit upon his class and school in the years to come. CHARLES ARGETES “ Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined.” Although we have known Charles for only about two years, he appears to be a nature both affable and industrious. In his short stay with us he has made many friends for he has a pleasing disposition and is a jollv good fellow. MARY E. AYLWARD “To be amiable always is a virtue.” Woman’s Club Mary’s ready smile and generous na- ture have won many friends for her among her classmates. Although she has not been as active as some in the class activities, she has done her part to bright- en our days spent in the classroom. She is a willing worker and we freely predict that happiness and genuine achievement await her in the future.

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Ten META P. H. S. HARRIET ALTSHULER “Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast.’’ Spanish Club Woman’s Club Harriet is not only capable of becom- ing a success in the business world, but is also the possessor of a lovely voice which might earn her a place high in the musical world. Whether in later years we find her as a Jenny Lind, or follow- ing in the footsteps of Frances Robinson, we wish her well. PHANOURI APOSTOLIDES “A Fellow of Infinite Jest.” Class Basketball Glee Club Having a sunny disposition and being humorous and congenial, Phanouri is bet- ter known to his fellow students as “Fanny”. The life of every gathering, “Fanny” can be counted upon to supply humor wherever he goes. His slogan is “Life is what you make it.” Anyone with such a disposition is destined for success. MICHAEL J. ARGEROS “Toothing is impossible to diligence and s ill.” Scie nce Club Observer Staff Debating Club Meta Staff Honor Student Whenever or wherever “Mike” is en- countered a beaming smile accompanies him, a smile that radiates cheerfulness and good nature. He has shown his ability in educational pursuits by the im- pressive scholastic record which he has attained the past four years. Keep up the good work, “Mike.”

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T weivt META P. H. S. DOROTHY R. BAGGAN “The unspo en word never does harm.’’ Science Club From outward appearances, “Dot’ seems like a quiet and unspoken indi ' vidual. But those who know her will vote her to be a “good pal . We shall not soon forget “Dot” and extend to her our sincere wishes for her success and happiness in the career which she plans to follow. EMILY J. BALNAVES ” Smile the while we bid you fond adieu.” Spanish Club Science Club Jolly, carefree and attractive are only three of the adjectives that may be well attached to this sunny miss of ’35. In the years to come we’ll look back at the happy hours spent with Emily with no little pleasure. Her classmates are cer- tain that she has every quality that will win her many friends in future days. ISABEL BALNAVES “A stately girl, with eyes of earnest ray and dainty chee s with each emotion glowing.” Isabel was never a talkative person, yet she could not be considered one of the quietest members of our class. Although “Issy” was not a seeker of the limelight, she was always among the first to sup- port any worthwhile affair. Turn as she may, all roads seem to lead to the nurses’ home. Lucky patients!