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

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Twelve META P. II. S. BERNICE ABRAMS “Sweeter than the Rose.’’ GIRLS - BASKETBALL STRAND NIGHT GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT, GEOGRAPHY CLUB Vivacious and attractive, “Bernie” has ever been a “jolly good fellow” to all of us. A diligent worker and a good student, she finds profitable em- ployment for what others would call their “idle moments.” We need not have recourse to the horoscope to pre- dict that her future will be crowned with successs. ERNEST A. ADAMOPOULAS “Everything comes to him who waits.” SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB “Ernie” is another one of our many silent seniors. He has very little to say most of the time, but when the moment comes to do otherwise, he speaks with great ability and frank- ness. Among his own friends he is a jovial individual and makes many bright remarks that cause many smiles. We’ll certainly miss his flashy smile and quiet personality. CHRIST E. ANDRIANOPOLUS “It is tfood to live and learn.” SPANISH CLUB VARSITY BASEBALL “Chris,” quiet and reserved at all times, is a boy of many interests, as shown by his participation in Spanish Club and on the baseball diamond. We expect much from this steady and con- scientious worker in the years that lie ahead.

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OUR PRIN6IPAL It would require volumes to express completely our feel- ings towards Mr. Barry. During the past four years, when we were struggling with the many perplexing problems which confront the high school youth of today, Mr. Barry was ever present, aiding us immeasurably in our efforts to prepare ourselves for the years that lie ahead. Through his wise counsel and kindly encouragement, we have escaped the perils of life’s ravines, the pitfalls of life’s woodlands. His genial smile and his characteristic understanding of our juvenile complexes will always be uppermost in our minds. Mr. Barry has ever been our true friend, and as we leave his guardianship, we find ourselves heavily indebted to him. We shall always reserve a place for him in our affections and in our memories.

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P. H. S. META Thirteen ANASTASIA B. ARADAS It s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Dont let anyone tell you “Ann” is as quiet as she appears in the class- room. She has that shy, reticent man- ner, but there is plenty of good humor always just beneath the surface. An excellent student, a good pal, a true friend, is there need to say more? BESSIE ASSIMINAS ‘‘Good humor is one of the best articles of dress.” SPANISH CLUB The good nature and friendliness of “Bess” have helped materially in win- ning the hearts of her classmates. Her faithfulness has held the esteem of her friends. She has worked ardently at- tempting to absorb as much as pos- sible. With her character, we are cer- tain that she will meet with success in life. JAMES C. BALTAS “As neat as a pin.” VARSITY FOOTBALL SCIENCE CLUB GLEE CLUB VARSITY BASKETBALL SPANISH CLUB TRACK As you can see, this likeable fellow is very active in social and athletic circles. He is a quiet, very smart type of fellow, whom everybody knows and likes. His wavy, well-combed hair is an outstanding asset of this well- dressed, well-groomed student. See you in the movies, “Jimmie.”