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

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P. H. S. META Nineteen MILDRED M. CHASE “ Disarm misfortune with a grin.” Science Club Observer Staff Debating Club Woman’s Club Meta Staff A cheery smile, a happy disposition and an attractive personality describe Mildred completely. Her distinguished appearance and method of speech have endeared her to all her classmates. Her numerous friends of the class of 1935 will surely miss her company, but will just as surely rejoice in her success. ALDONA L. CHEBATOR “Sober, steadfast and demure.” Genuine worth seldom makes itself very conspicuous. So with Aldona, her sterling qualities were not always dis- cernible to the casual observer. But if anyone of our number merits success, we believe this charming miss will be the favored lady of ’35. Cheerio! RITA M. CLANCY “ Let us be up and doing With a heart for any fate. Traffic Squad Baton Squad Science Club Ah! there! demure young lady! Your classmates admire your quiet exterior, but your friends certainly enjoy the bubble of mischief that occasionally appears. Modest and unassuming, Rita surely is; yet we who know her well, know that she possesses the admirable qualities that will win her a secure position in life.

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Eighteen M ETA P. H. S. GEORGE F. CARBREY “Silence is golden.” For modesty, compatibility and sincer- ity, I advise my classmates to look to Francis. His pleasant smile makes a defin- ite impression on you and makes it al- most impossible to forget him quickly. He is distinctly different. His willingness to work outside of school insures his suc- cess in the business world. IDA B. CASABONA “Good nature is an element of success” Ida joined our class in her junior year, and since then has, by her pleasant man- ner, added many new names to her list of friends. Although all of us have not had the pleasure of making her acquaintance, all who have had that good fortune are unanimous in predicting for her a happy and successful future. FLORENCE R. CHADDER “We meet thee li e a pleasant thought.” Science Club Has anyone ever seen Florence with- out that unruffled calm and serenity that characterize her? She takes every situa- tion as it comes, and usually handles it successfully. We are sure that she will overcome all obstacles in life, as she has done those in high school.

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Twenty META P. H. S. VIRGINIA P. COLLINS “ Smooth runs the water where the broo is deep.” Girls’ Basketball ‘Ginny” is the type of girl who does things but says little about her accom- plishments. She has been one of our out- standing commercial students, brightening any classroom that was lucky enought to claim her. May she continue through life with this same charming manner. FRANK A. COMPIANO “ Good humor is the health of the soul.” Of a few words and a quiet manner, nevertheless “Frank” is one regular fel- low, a boy who has never been known to lose his temper. Popular in school, and with his friends, “Frank” will con- tinue to be as he is. We are confident that he will win for himself a full mea- sure of success. EDWARD J. CONNOLLY Leave the dead languages rest in peace.” Football President, Debating Club Editor-In-Chief, Meta “Jock” is one of most likeable fel- lows in this, or any other class. But along with this congeniality that has won for him so many friends, he possesses other rare and very admirable qualities. His “pet” subjects are Latin and oratory. Watch him go!