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

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Fourteen META P. H. S. JORDAN E. ARAKELIAN ‘ He is as wise as he is merry. Junior Class President Observer Staff Strand Night Science Club Meta Staff Who is that busy person whom we see in the corridors always holding a conver- sation with someone? You guessed it. It’s “Arko”, himself. He certainly proved to be an able leader when he was presi- dent of our class in his Junior year. His amiable spirit will win him many friends in future days. ANNA ARATHUZIK ‘A good friend is better than silver or gold. Spanish Club Woman’s Club In her quiet way Ann has won the hearts of many of her classmates. She is eager to do the best for her friends and therefore, has been a great benefit to the class. Because of her willingness to help others, a successful future is assured. ARMAND A. ARCHAMBAULT “A man to act, not tal .” Football Track Armand is a quiet, likeable fellow. He has an abundance of courage and per- severence and is at all times a hard work- er. Such qualities as his cannot help but show themselves in future life and we know that Armand will be well reward- ed. Smooth sailings, Armand!

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P. H. S. MET A Thirteen AGNES ANDRIANOPOLUS “Here’s a little girl and you now her too; With smiles and smiles galore for you.” Agnes is one of our commercial students who has prepared diligently to fill some important niche in the business world. If we know Agnes, and we ought to af- ter four years’ association with her, we do not hesitate to say that the “boss” who has Agnes for a secretary will be fortunate indeed. STANLEY E. ANTOSZEWSKI “Eventually — why not now?” Baseball Golf “Happy-go-lucky” is this fellow’s out- standing characteristic. “Stan” always seems at peace with the world in general and is never in a hurry, but as in the fa- mous success story, he is invariably one of the first to reach a desired goal. He is an all around jolly good fellow. ETHEL ARAKELIAN “Gentle in manner, firm in action.” Spanish Club Ethel has gained a score of friends dur- ing her stay at Peabody High. The twinkle in her eye has lightened many a day for her friends. Ethel has not con- fided her vocation to us but whatever it may be we feel quite certain she will be successful.

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P. H. S. M ETA Fifteen MARION R. BACHERMAN “My never failing friends are they, With whom I converse day by day.’’ Meta Staff Spanish Club Woman’s Club Debating Club Honor Student Don ' t rush or crowd around, for we are presenting here the perfect secretary, none other than Marion. She has always been a grand pal and a person who al- ways enters into the spirit of any activities in which she takes part. With her friend- liness and ability sbe will, we are positive, make her mark in the business world. ANNA BASHUK “The well of true wit .is truth itself.’’ Debating Team Spanish Club Meta Staff Woman’s Club Anna is a young woman of many and varied accomplishments, all of which seem to presage for her a rather bright and sunny future. Not the least of these gifts so abundantly hers is the power of argument, used so effectively as a star member of our school debating team. Another Portia? WENDELL E. BENT “Good nature gives one a well desired place in the world.’’ Debating Club “Wendy” has become one of the most popular members of our class by his in- defatigable cheerfulness and willingness to cooperate in all activities. An active brain lies below his outer veneer of good humor. We are certain that “Wendy” will BE a success in his chosen vocation.