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

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Twenty-eight M ETA P. H. S. HARRIET L. FLATTERY Rich from the spoils of nature. Secretary ' 34 Glee Club Vice-President ' 35 Woman’s Club Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay — all three characteristics amply describe charm- ing Harriet. From the connoiseur’s view- point we rank this stunning Miss A1 in charm, personality and good taste. Har- riet’s reputation for being a gloom chaser will always recall to mind many happy memories. JAMES W. FLATTERY The broader the smile, the easier the tas .” Football Golf “Jimmy” is destined to be a golf pro- fessional and he has all the qualifications of a good one. His spontaneous grin at- tracts friends as water does ducks. His ability to tell and appreciate a good joke makes him at all times a jovial and amiable companion. HAROLD W. FLYNN “ One could mar his merry nature by the twin le in his eye. Baseball Manager, Football Basketball Whenever you see a crowd planning some mischievous prank, “Bing” will be surely found among those present. His insatiable humor has often led him into many difficult situations, but “Bingo” with his usual ready diplomacy and tact, has yet to reach the place when he has “been on the spot.”

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P. H. S. META Twenty-seven JOSEPH S. DZIELNIK “Hear much; spea little.’’ Science Club We characterize “Joe” as a fellow stu ' dent with a pleasing personality. Al- though of a quiet nature, he has a willing ' ness to cooperate in anything helpful to his Alma Mater, which has won for him many friends among his classmates. “Joe’s” excellent disposition will greatly assist him in attaining the goal of success. LEO J. ESPINDLE “ The way to be happy is to ma e others happy.” Football Traffic Squad Science Club Gifted with a fine disposition and an even temperament, Leo is well liked by his many classmates and friends. He has certainly been a credit to the class of 1935 and we feel sure that one day we’ll be proud to say: “Leo Espindle? Surely, I went to school with him.” PETER FILLOS “Mine is a sociable silence.” Strand Nicht Quiet and unobstrusive, yet cordial and friendly, “Pete” is everybody’s pal. His association with the harmonica quartette will be remembered by us as one of his achievements which brought us much pleasure. “Pete” has proved himself a companion and friend well worth having.

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P. H. S. META Twenty-nine MARY F. FLYNN A pal, whether times be good or bad; She is always happy, never sad.’’ Science Club Girls’ Basketball Woman’s Club Meta Staff Pretty, talkative Mary — how can we find suitable words to acquaint you with this charming Miss of ’35. Possessed with an enviable disposition, she has by her cheery disposition and contagious gig- gle won the hearts of all who knew her. Gazing into the crystal ball, we can see Congresswoman Mary advocating the el- imination of all examinations. More power to you, Mary! GEORGE F. FOSTER “Men are judged by the success of their efforts.” In the years that we have known George we have been really impressed by the admirable qualities that are his. In- dustrious, willing, sincere, George has won our confidence and esteem. The future should hold no terrors for him. We confidently predict that he will reflect credit upon himself and upon his class. RUTH A. FOX “A silent picture is a glorious one.” Traffic Squad Science Club Who is that stunning orderly seen go- ing from room to room each second pe- riod handing out absence slips? Why that’s our charming Ruth. Although Ruth is careful in choosing her companions, we can tell by her power to hold her true friends that she is the possessor of a charming personality. We know that for Ruth success is just around the corner.