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

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ELIZABETH D. BROWN “Old friends are best.” Spanish Club Woman’s Club “Betty”, as she is known to many of us, has led a quiet and simple life during her four years at school. Shq has work ' ed silently and energetically to help af- fairs become a success. Good luck “Betty” and may the future be as bright and pleasant as the past. CATHERINE F. BUCHANAN “J [or nowest thou what argument Thy life to thy neighbor’s creed has lent.” Meta Staff Science Club Strand Night “Kay” is not really as sober as her dark clothes might lead one to believe, but rather very pleasant and friendly. She has contributed both to our Observer and our Year Book and we hope she will con- tinue her literary work in the years ahead. ARTHUR J. BURKE “Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Although we have known “Art” for only about a year, he appears to be of a nature both affable and industrious. In his short stay with us, he has made many friends, for he has a pleasing personality and is a jolly good fellow.

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P. H. S. META Seventeen DAVID N. BROOKS If you can dream — and not ma e dreams your master.” Although David has never taken part in school activities, he is a great lover of outdoor sports. He has won prizes at the town’s winter carnival in skiing and snowshoeing and at the county fair for the knives he has forged and the model ships and airplanes he has built. ELEANOR C. BROOKS She who does not thin too much of herself is much more esteemed than she imagines.” Editor-In-Chief Observer Meta Staff Eleanor represents those who choose to speak few words, but whose accom- plishments are witnesses of their real ability. Her contributions to the Obser- ver, despite their genuine worth, do justice only in a small degree to her mental fa- culties, for she is also quite proficient in many other fields of activity. We expect a great deal from Eleanor in the future. FRANCES P. BROUGHTON ”Loo into her eyes for the reflection of friendship.” Traffic Squad Most likely you all know the “Brough- ton” girl from “Cedar Grove, the tall graceful figure with twinkling eyes, who dashes across the second floor and up the stair-case to the third floor for traffic duty. Many of us have often wondered why she constantly paces that second floor? We have not discovered what “Frannie” is planning to do after grad- uating, but we wish her the best of luck.

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P. H. S. META Nineteen HENRY A. CHAMPAGNE “A lad of silence but of merit. Glass Basketball Baseball Henry’s quiet manners and his modesty have won him many friends. His sunny personality and his sense of good sports- manship have made him one of our most popular classmates. We will in future days retain most pleasant memories of our associations with him. ALBERT E. CHENERY The world steps aside and lets pass the man who nows where he is going.” Meta Staff Class Basketball Science Club Spanish Club Albert is truly a young man of few words. While most of us are talking about what we’re going to do, he is thinking or else he is up and doing. With his modest air and sterling qualities he is sure to be a success. MICHAEL CHERWEK “ Victory crowns hard labor.” Science Club Spanish Club Class Basketball This blond-haired son of ’36 has been one of the really diligent members of our class for four years. “Mike”, despite his love of good times, has in no way neg- lected his studies so that he is now well- equipped to face the great world before him. Good luck to you, “Mike”!