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

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P. H. S. META Fifteen ALICE P. BOWDEN “Good dispositions win good friends.” Modesty and capability are two of the pleasing characteristics in Alice’s nature. Her willingness and enthusiasm in carrying out her tasks, have won our ad- miration and esteem. We are all wish- ing her success and happiness when she leaves our midst to enter the business world. MARION G. BREARE “In her are many noble qualities combined.” Science Club Woman’s Club Girls’ Basketball Marion is a quiet little miss who has become popular with her class by her splendid cooperation and cheerful spirit. Her gracious manner is bound to carry her far in her future work which so far has been kept a secret from her class. GLADYS E. BROWN “A merry heart doeth good li e a medicine.” Woman’s Club Spanish Club Science Club “Gladdie” is one of the members of our class who keeps as a steady boarder in her home Hap E. Ness. Her giggle is most infectious, but she can be serious at times. A most successful business wo- man is what we expect Gladys to be in the years that lie ahead.

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Fourteen META P. H. S. WILLIAM BEZEMES “Variety is something to be considered.’’ Basketball Baseball “Ollie’s” shyness and bashfulness are very conspicuous, but in spite of this fact he did his share in behalf of the in- terests of his class. “Actions speak loud- er than words” is “Ollie’s” motto. We hope that many successful achievements are in store for him in the days to come. JOHN J. BILYI “ Tranquility Begets Accomplishments.’’ John has gone his quiet way through our five years. He has a rather reticent disposition that makes and keeps friends. John’s hobby is radio and with his quiet perseverance he will go far in this field. The Class of 1935 wishes you luck, John. RAYMOND E. BOURGEOIS “A man of few words, but a man of action.’’ When you meet one of those retiring boys who are not too ready to express them- selves on matters of little import, you may expect one who will nevertheless meet ably and effectively any emergency. Such a lad is Ray. The class of ’35 expects to hear much of his accomplishments in the years to come.

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Sixteen M E T A P. H. S. TERESA E. BROWN Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.” Teresa is a member of our class whom we have come to know as being very quiet and shy. Regardless of her very rare virtues she has made many friends among her classmates who like and ad ' mire her because of these excellent qual- ities. FLORENCE BUKOFSKY “ Thy modesty is a candle to thy spirit” Valedictorian Traffic Squad Florence is one of our modest com- mercial sisters and a classmate in whom we feel a justifiable pride. Her ability in commercial work is an evidence of the success that will be hers in the years to come. Winning highest scholastic hon- ors in Peabody’s largest graduating class was her well merited reward. ANTHONY BULYGO, Jr. ‘‘Adaptability was his watchword.” Spanish Club Strand Night “Tony” is one of the social lions of the class, a boy who never misses a social function and one whose admirers are le- gion. This popularity he certainly de- serves for his cheery smile and his will- ingness to help could not but win him many friends.