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

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P. H. S. META Fifteen AINO BERG ‘■Thy modesty a candle to thy merit.” With her enviable scholastic record and her unobtrusive manner, Aino should and definitely will reach the highest pinnacle of success. Aino, we admit, is modest and reticent, but we expect to hear good things from her in the future. It’s a girl like Aino of whom our High School may be justly proud. PAUL BETTER “You will be what you will to be.” CAMERA CLUB OBSERVER STAFF Paul is a ready and hearty worker. His main interests are in the sciences, yet he is not a “slouch” in any subject. He is well known throughout the class for his occasional puns. May success be the guardian of your future, Paul. JOHN BEZEMES An athlete, a scholar, and a gentleman.” SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL GLEE CLUB OBSERVER STAFF “Nanny’s” outstanding feats on the gridiron, diamond and the basketball court will be carved in the memory of all who saw him in action. His effi- ciency and ability in the classroom matched his skill in athletics. A great lad with a great future!

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Fourteen META P. II. S. MIRIAM BARR Sincerity (rives wimrs to power.” META STAFF HEALTH CLUB Though of a quiet nature, “Mimi” is far from shy. Remember the time she wore her hair up ? She is a worthy friend and a jovial companion. Always willing to lend a helping hand, “Mimi” has surrounded herself with many loyal friends. With a charming per- sonality like hers, how can Lady Luck pass her by! VIRGINIA L. BATCHELDER ■‘She ' ll (ret by with a twinkle in her eye.” SPANISH CLUB LUNCH COUNTER WOMAN S CLUB RED CROSS HEALTH CLUB OFFICE GIRL “Ginna” may be best characterized as a lively girl, full of vim, vigor and vitality. Her cheerful smile has gained for her innumerable friends. She has been very active in a number of clubs and has contributed largely to their success. JACQUELINE BATEMAN “A peaceful mind is a source of content.” SPANISH CLUB Through our four years at Peabody High, “Jacky” has gone her quiet way pausing only to lend her talents where and when they were needed. Her help- ful manner has aided many along the road of education. The class of ’39 will never forget her amiable ways.

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1 KARL R. BISSON “Good humor and many friends go hand in hand.” SPANISH CLUB Cover up that shock of red hair that dazzles us so that we can see who is underneath. Well, I might have known. It’s Karl, come to say good- bye after four years of friendship. We sincerely hope that it is not really good-bye, but just “au revoir,” Karl. ERNEST T. BLAIR “Add ‘pep’ and vigor together and you have ‘Ernie.’ ” VARSITY FOOTBALL STRAND NIGHT JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT TRACK If “Ernie” has a serious side to his disposition we have never seen it. His athletic ability has been shown to great advantage during his school years. To you, “Ernie,” we wish noth- ing but the best of everything in whatever you do. SALVATRICE M. BONOMO “Her words are few, but oh, so sweet ' SPANISH CLUB No introduction to “Sally” is neces- sary, for her beaming smile and pleasing personality have won her many friends during the past four years. Everyone of us regrets seeing her leave our midst. In all sincerity we wish her success and happiness for the future.