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

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P. H. S. META Twenty-nine BERTHA E. FISCHER “Good dispositions win good friends.” META STAFF Bertha is one of those West Pea- body girls who “went to town” four short years ago. She has made many friends among us and we admire her cheerful disposition and good nature. We know she will “make good” and be a credit to our class. ROBERT K. FLACHBART “A man for the ages.” OBSERVER STAFF META STAFFF A dapper young man is “Bobby,” whose well-dressed nonchalance is at once the envy and pride of eveiy mem- ber of ’37. His cheerful grin and his cheery wave as he rides merrily along in his auto, we will miss greatly in the days to come. It is in the fates that “Bob” will achieve much in the years that lie ahead. THOMAS H. FLYNN He is a man’s man.” META STAFF SCIENCE CLUB FOOTBALL Gay, happy-go-lucky “T o m m y.” Sadly will the undergraduate watch his going. During his four years in high school, he has carved himself a niche in the heart of almost every student and teacher. Into whatever profession “Tommy” goes, after grad- uation, we know that he will attain the fruits of success.

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Twenty-eight META P. H. S. MELINDA J. ESPINDLE “Genial her smile as summer sun.” SPANISH CLUB Here is a girl who has an excellent sense of humor, a lass who will need little help in attaining the goal to which she aspires. With her many ex- cellent qualities, “Millie” is sure to achieve her desired standing — as a beautician. Let us watch her climb! PHILIP P. FALKINGHAM “He filled a niche, though silent, And made his presence felt.” SPANISH CLUB META STAFF STRAND NIGHT No more apt quotation than the above is to be found to describe the place “Phil” has held among us. Day after day he has gone about his busi- ness, never thrusting himself forward, yet always ready and eager to lend a helping hand. It is unnecessary to add that he has the best wishes of every member of ’37. ARLINE A. FISCHER “In action faithful, and in honor clear.” Quiet and unpretending is Arline, but she’ll get along. A staunch and loyal friends to all who know her, she especially likes to be in plays or en- tertainments. She is also an outdoor girl — always going places on her bike. Good luck in the future, Arline, from all your friends.

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Thirty META P. H. S. MAX FREEDSON A quiet smile with a cheery ‘Hello ' .” EXECUTIVE, JUNIOR TRAFFIC SQUAD TREASURER, SENIOR FOOTBALL SPORTS FELLOWSHIP Our Senior Class Treasurer is a very likable chap, a happy-go-lucky lad, constantly on the alert and al- ways jovial. Perhaps his outstanding accomplishment during his years with us was his expert handling of the financial affairs of our class during senior year. JOHN J. GALLAGHER “A quick smile is better than a long frown.” GLEE CLUB TRAFFIC SQUAD STRAND NIGHT FOOTBALL Of course we all know “Jack,” our congenial friend so bountifully blessed by Dame Nature with six feet of vim, vigor and vitality. He has done just a little more than his share in making our four years of high school life memorable. Best of luck, “Jack.” We’re wishing you the best. ROBERT A. GAUDETTE “I’ll not be bound by any man.” “Bob” seems to be everybody’s friend in that he is never slow to offer his services to help even the casual acquaintance. This friendliness, coupled with other admirable quali- ties, will, we confidently expect, win for this “pal” of ours, a success that will be well merited.