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

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Page Eight META Peabody High School OUR FACULTY FRIENDS Superintendent, William A. Welch Principal Arthur J. Barry Vice-Principal J. Henry Higgins Mr. Edward M. Brawley Mr. William J. Bresnahan Mr. John E. Burke Miss Gladys M. Cronan Mrs. Aileen M. Dullea Miss Helen F. Fanning Mr. James F. Carlin Mr. David P. Collins Mr. Edward T. Donahue Miss Elizabeth B. FitzGerald Miss Nancy Fox Mrs. Ralph F. Kelley Mr. James P. Foley Mr. James H. Greehy Mr. Walter Gustafson Miss Grace Lawless Miss R. Dorothy Lee Miss Helen Lane Mr. Michael F. Higgins Mr. Alfred J. Hurley Mr. Arthur V. Johnson Miss Katherine G. Logan Miss Mary E. Luz Miss Marion M.acione Mr. Francis X. Johnson Mr. Gerald Lee Mr. Thomas F. McCarthy Miss Marion A. Moriarty Miss Catherine Murphy Miss Margerite L. Murphy Mr. Frederick R. McManus Mr. Claude Philips Mr. William Seeglitz Miss Helen O ' Keefe Miss Helen M. Riley Miss Catherine L. Sheehan Miss Cornelia E. Sheehan Mr. Henry A. Sullivan Miss Mary Barry Miss Anna B. Carroll Miss Mary E. Sullivan Miss Mary Tocken Mrs. Eva L. Haines Miss Agnes V. Cody Miss Marie Coyle Miss Mary Craig Mrs. Gladys MacInnis Miss Kathleen M. Hallahan Mrs. Gregory Conley

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Peabody High School META Page Seven OUR PRINCIPAL As we embark upon careers that will take us to every corner of the earth, we find ourselves heavily indebted to our friend and principal, Mr. Arthur J. Barry. During our four years when we were struggling through thfe complex problems that always seemed to confront us, he has been ever ready to lend a helping hand. His guidance and encouragement have played an important part in preparing us for the years that lie ahead. The success that we have in life will be in no small measure attributable to his understanding and untiring efforts in our behalf.

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Peabody High School META Page h{ine OUR FACULTY We, the members ol‘ the graduating class of 1944, wish to extend our sincerest appreciation to the teachers of Peabody High School. You have been our teachers, our educators, our advisers, and much more. You have been our friends, counselling us in the paths of learning and thought, fixing in us the roots of good citizenship as become the graduates of Peabody High School. We may not. at all times, have been thoroughly appreciative of what you, as teachers, had done or were doing for us. In these times there seems to be too much ahead. Too much for some; for others — nothing. The spirit of education is not an easy thing to maintain in war time. Too few realize its vital connection with the war effort, especially the students. Even so. as we leave, we feel the loss of many things — our learning, our books, our teachers. Yet in leaving, we take much with us. Through your untiring efforts we were introduced to many things which will have a very definite bearing on the lives we lead in the years to come. In the years that lie ahead, in the years after peace, when we have had time to recall and evaluate, we shall undoubtedly see the great part you played in forming our ideas and ideals. The world ahead, through us. will be a part of you. We can hope for no more than to carry the spirit which is you on into that world.