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

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EDNA C. COMEAU “Her words are few, but oh, so sweet . ’ SPANISH CLUB Those who will be fortunate enough to become well acquainted with Edna in the future will appreciate her com- panionship as we have treasured it throughout our high school years. Her cheerful attitude in every activity of her daily life has won for her many friends ip the class of ’37. We wish you well, Edna. CHARLES L. COONEY “Just call me ‘friend’ ” DEBATING CLUB FOOTBALL SCIENCE CLUB TRACK TEAM Although “Charlie” has been with us only three years, coming to us from Danvers in ’34, he has in this time by his winning personality acquired a host of friends. He has been promin- ent in our social functions, and has helped many of these affairs “over the top.” We all join in wishing him good luck. PAULINE COURTIS “Gaiety is life.” META STAFF SPANISH CLUB SCHOOL PLAY CHEER LEADER Our own fun-loving “Polly!” Wher- ever there’s music and laughter you’re sure to find “Polly” in all her glory. She’s quite a “social butterfly,” al- ways sought after by the good danc- ers at our proms and frolics. “Polly” doesn’t look for friends; they simply gather around her like bees to honey.

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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.

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P. H. S. META Twenty- three JEAN F. CUSIC ' K “Modest, simple and sweet. WOMANS CLUB Jean’s most distinctive characteris- tic is quietness. Nowhere else can such a perfect lady be found. The old saying-: “The quiet shall rule,” seems to fit in here nicely, for we predict great things for Jean. She is one of our best students, and one of our nicest girls. We are sure her efforts will always meet with success. ROSINA DI CROCE A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” META STAFF WOMAN ' S CLUB CHEER LEADER Rosina has proved to be a most pop- ular classmate. She is a good student, as well as an energetic supporter of the class. She is always cheerful, thus making many of our dreary days into happy ones. We feel sure that all her excellent qualities will aid her in whatever field she chooses. LAWRENCE P. DOHERTY “The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” SCIENCE CLUB GLEE CLUB At first Lawrence appeared to be retiring but were we to be surprised! Upon knowing him better, we discov- ered balanced rations of humor, joll- ity, sportsmanship and initiative. ‘Larry” has been a real friend and de- serves the best, of which we hope he gets a generous share.