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

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P. II. s. . META Nineteen CORNELIUS J. CALLAHAN “To be or not tc be, “That is the question.’ We are of the sound opinion that the “J” in “Connie’s” middle name stands for joviality, for what could be more in accordance with his character. We will always remember your wide grin and even disposition, “Connie.” May they gain as many friends in the future as they have in the past. HERMAN W. CAPINSKI “This way to have your wrist dislocated.” VARSITY FOOTBALL SPANISH CLUB VARSITY BASKETBALL GLEE CLUB “Horse,” the idol of P. H. S., is claimed to be a Number I man on the gridiron. Always cheery and pleasant, and willing to have fun with everyone, “Horse” will be remembered as one of the most popular members of our class. We hope that the same success will always crown his efforts in whatever walk of life. NATALIE T. CAPINSKY “A light heart lives long.” SPANISH CLUB LUNCH COUNTER GLEE CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS “Nat” possesses one of the best per- sonalities in the world. Everyone knows her and likes her. That cheery smile “Nat” g-ives everybody helps to insure her popularity. The future looks bright for “Nat” and without doubt we will hear of gTeat deeds accomplished by her.

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Eighteen M E T A P. II. S. FRANCES M. BREARE “It seems her lot to help others.” SPANISH CLUB We hear that Frances is going to do her best to be anothe r Florence Night- ingale. Success is in store for her. As we know her to be a kind and un- selfish young lady, we are not sur- prised that she chose a vocation in which she will continually be doing good. FREDERICK T. BURKE Where there’s music there can be no harm.” BAND ORCHESTRA “Freddie” has always evinced inter- est in “everything under the sun.” Nothing has ever been too small or too large for him to do. Courteous, self-confident, “Freddie” is a true gen- tleman. He has always worked for the advancement of the band and orchestra with which he has been as- sociated during all his High School years. Good luck, “Freddie.’ WALTER E. BURKE “A good reputation is a fair estate.” GLEE CLUB OPERETTA Here is a fellow whom everybody likes. He’s full of pep, wit, and humor. His personality is his out- standing attribute. However, he is a good student, and what’s more, his social life is even better. Although he’s very modest, his success as a socialite is very well known.

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Twenty META P. II . S. EILEEN M. CASSIDY A sweet girl with a sweet manner.” DRAMATIC GUILD WOMAN ' S CLUB LITTLE JIMMIE JONES” WEDDING SPELLS” Clever, capable, comely — these are a few of the epithets applied to our Eileen. Her good nature and charm- ing way of winning friends are sure to aid her in later years. We can see success smiling at you in the near future, Eileen. May you be happy in your career as a teacher. ELENORA A. CEDERGREN “Better late than never.” Being good seems to be one of Elenora’s hobbies, but those who are her friends (she has an army) know she is loving and gay. She always has a cheery word and a smile for us along the corridor. May good luck always be with her. KATHERINE M. CHENERY ‘‘Dimpled cheeks, a winning smile. Who can resist this maiden ' s guile.” GIRLS ' BASKETBALL WOMAN ' S CLUB HEALTH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB We shall always remember “Kay,” the little girl with the big smile. She has been a cheery and congenial per- son to know and we hope that our separation from her at the end of our High School days will not be a per- manent one.