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

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P. II. s. META Twenty-three OLA G. CROWELL “Good things come in small packages.” SPANISH CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS Ola’s active work in the Junior Red Cross has gained for her the admira- tion of the entire student body. Under her direction the organization has de- veloped into a most effective charit- able society. The school will long re- member Ola and her tireless efforts to help others. HORACE J. DABRIEO, JR. “A friend gained is a trouble lost.” We, who have known “Buddy” during his four years together, have not at- tended school for naught. His friend- liness and good companionship have helped the years pass swiftly, even more swiftly than we might wish. But who could fail to be affected by Buddy’s lively personality? AGNES M. DeFREITAS “Efficiency is the keynote of success.” SPANISH CLUB META STAFF JUNIOR RED CROSS The class is impressed with wonder and amazement at the remarkable commercial efficiency of Agnes. She has been our happy companion and has alleviated the burden of the Observer and Meta Staffs by helping- in the preparation of the material for the printer. We, your classmates, wish for your future success.

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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.

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Twenty-four M ETA P. II. S. DOROTHY J. DESMOND “The two rarest senses are: Goood Sense and a Sense of Humor.” DEBATING CLUB BATON SQUAD SPANISH CLUB META STAFF WOMAN ' S CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS It does seem strange that Dot” should be known by the cognomen of “Dizzy” for as you know, thei-e is nothing at all dizzy about her. But the name was naturally evolved from her surname and by this appellation she is known to all. Her g ' ood humor and general “get-along-ability” have won us all, and our fondest good wishes follow her after she graduates. EDWARD F. DOLAN “A liffht heart lives long:.” GLEE CLUB OPERETTA “Eddie” and his cheery smile are always together. His “happy-go- lucky” disposition has won him high esteem in the hearts of fellow students. A keen sense of humor in his l-oguish eyes which Wends with his beaming personality forms a lad that should go far in this world. RICHARD H. DOLLOFF All in all a fellow to be liked.” GLEE CLUB DRAMATIC GUILD CAMERA CLUB BAND DRUM MAJOR “LITTLE JIMMIE JONES” “WEDDING SPELLS” Always smiling “Dick” has a cheery word for everyone An actor of no mean ability, “Dick” is also a fine musician. The class of ’39 wishes “Dick” success and expects to hear great things of him in future years.