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

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P. H. S. META Twenty-one ROBERT P. CHENERY “Much fruit of sense is often found beneath silence.” VARSITY BASKETBALL SPANISH CLUB “Bob” is a very quiet fellow. Never- theless, he has excelled in the class- room as well as on the basketball court. We, his friends, have enjoyed his polite, cheerful companionship and commend him to his future associates with our sincere best wishes. JOHN F. P. CLAFFEY “My art is my hobby.” VARSITY PASEBALL OBSERVER STAFF META STAFF JUNIOR CLASS TREASURER The Class of ’39 takes pleasure in presenting “Johnnie” Claff ey, a good- natured young man who always looks at the brighter side of things. With his perpetual smile and cheerful dis- position he makes friends of all those whom he meets. You’ll be missed when you leave, John. JAMES J. COFFEY “Happy go lucky.” VARSITY FOOTBALL GLEE CLUB JUNIOR EXECUTIVE CAMERA CLUB “Jimmy” is a husky active fellow, who is a rather likeable chap. He played tackle for the Varsity last year, and was fairly good at it. His atti- tude, that the world is his “oyster,” makes him a fun-loving, carefree fel- low. If he keeps this spirit, he’ll surely succeed.

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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.

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Twenty-two META P. H. S. WILLIAM P. COOK ‘ ' There are smiles that make us happy.” TRACK Everyone knows Bill, and we all know him for his gay manner and prominent smile. He has been a mem- ber of the track team and proved his worth to the Alma Mater. Jolly and gay he has brought much joy to us. We will miss you Bill, and wish you success in your coming venture in world affairs. KATHERINE COSTAS “Disarm fortune with a smile.” SPANISH CLUB A cheery smile and a happy disposi- tion ably describe “Kitty.” In the years that we have known her she has gained the friendship of everyone with whom she has come in contact. We all wish her the best of success in the future years. HARVEY R. COURT, JR. “Smart when he wants to be. But, Oh how mischievous !” BAND META STAFF TRACK In Harvey’s good natured person we find no end of witty remarks and mischievous pranks and oh, how many times he has nonchalantly convinced the teacher that he was practically not in the room when this or that hap- pened. Anyway, Harvey, we wish you all the success in the world.