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

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Twenty META P. H. S. 1957 ■a PtiS FIRST 1957 NORMAL SCHOOL 1857 1857 ' O ' DOROTHY R. CALLAHAN ‘ Kindness wins friends.” WOMAN S CLUB SPANISH CLUB META STAFF HONOR STUDENT Possessing a pleasing disposition, Dorothy has won a wide circle of friends. In addition she is a student of great ability. We have been very glad of her presence among us and there is no doubt that she will go on her way armed with those many quali- ties we have so admired in her. STEPHEN T. CAPELLOS “He has a thought for every word, and his words are many. META STAFF TRACK SPORTS FELLOWSHIP FOOTBALL “Steve” may be sm all, but he has a heart with room for many. Most of us will remember him as one of Pea- body’s outstanding backfield men, but he has no little literary ability as well. Graduation will take “Cappy” from our midst, but not from our hearts. RAYMOND E. CARPENTER “When one unlocks this atom’s power, What forces will find freedom !’’ All of us who know “Ray” can safely wager that he never during his years at high school made his presence annoying either to his teachers or to his fellow classmates. This tall, blond, goodlooking chap, in his silent but winning way, is sure to succeed be- cause of the very excellent traits which characterize him.

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P. H. S. META Nineteen i HANNAH M. BROUGHTON “Level eyes beneath level brows Are good tokens of a level head.” SPANISH CLUB LUNCH COUNTER An always cheerful countenance is one of Hannah’s many admirable characteristics. Quiet ? At times, yes. But only during those intervals when she is attacking and solving some more or less intricate problem. She’ll make a great little secretary for some lucky business executive. PAUL V. BUCHANAN “Mine is a sociable silence.” SPANISH CLUB Of all the members of the class of ’37 there is perhaps no one who has left a deeper imprint upon us than Paul. Sincere, earnest, industrious are some of the traits of character that mark this son of ’37 for some very real achievements of future days. We picture him as one of our rising young business executives. LOUIS P. BURAS He is most worthy who has lofty ideals.” BASEBALL The great American game just hap- pens to be “Louie’s” favorite sport. The way he plays it, however, leads us to believe that in life he will play the game hard and clean with the in- evitable result that he will be one more of the sons of ’37 to reflect honor upon his school and upon the class of ’37.

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P. H. S. META Twenty-one ALEXANDER CHUMACK “There ' s no higher patriotism than doing one’s duty.” “Al” has been rather quiet in his years with us, but from what we have gleaned from those closest to him, there is plenty of fun and good humor in him that is not immediately ap- parent to the casual acquaintance. We’re counting on “Al” for some worthwhile achievements that will win for him the measure of success that is his due. S. SHIRLEY COHEN Dancing feet, sparkling eyes.” DEBATING CLUB SPANISH CLUB GLEE CLUB Do you know who this is ? Why of course it’s Shirley. She has laughed and danced her way into our hearts with her enchanting smile and charm- ing manner. A lover of good times as well as a good student, Shirley will reap the profits of her success. •JOSEPHINE M. COLA “Friendship is a sheltering tree.” Shy, modest, retiring seem to be the adjectives which best describe this charming lady of ’37. If we had the vision of the seer we probably would see in the not far distant future Josephine acting as the efficient secre- tary to some very fortunate business executive. Good luck to you, Josephine.