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

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Page Twelve META Peabody High School AN APPRECIATION To Mr. J. Henry Higgins, our vice ' principal, for his helpful advice in many of our scholastic problems; to Miss Helen Fanning, our popular class adviser; to Mrs. Bernard Dullea who served us most capably as our adviser in financial matters; to Mr. Frederick R. McManus who assisted us in the preparation of the Meta; to Mrs. Eva L. Haines who advised us in matters pertaining to Art in our class book; to Mrs. Ralph F. Kelley, Mr. Arthur V. Johnson. Miss Ann B. Carroll and Miss Cornelia Sheehan, who, as homeroom teachers, performed many acts of helpfulness; to Miss Helen M. Riley who produced for us our very successful revue; to Mr. James F. Carlin who assisted us in giving the professional touch to our review by the excellent lighting effects; to Miss Kathleen Hallahan, Mrs. Gregory Conley, and to all who have con- tributed to the success of our Class of 1944 — We, the members of 1944, offer our sincere gratitude and appreciation.

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Peabody High School META Page Eleven Mr. Arthur J. Barry Shirley Reed Shirley Better Priscilla Grant Thelma Nyman THE META FACULTY ADVISERS Art, Mrs. Eva L. Haines Mr. Frederack R. McManus META STAFF Editor-in-chief Marjorie Powell Business Managers James Argeros Harry Lawrence Art Editors Norrine Whiting Pauline Poss Margaret Fewtrell Anne Burke John Hollingsworth Laura Wood Associate Editors Pauline Feldman Miriam Kuusisto Mary Waters Effie Papacostas Typists Mary Spiliotis Michael Tkachuk Phyllis Gilman Mary Marrs Edith Rosenstein Assistant Typists Grace Silva Mary Melota

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Peabody High School META Page Thirteen CLASS ODE School days now are past and gone, And yet we want to linger here, For each joy that we have known, Tis sad to leave our friends so dear. Chorus: Now we bid our fond farewell. Time has come to part. We join the others gone before, In distant land or shore. The world before us lies. Yet here our mem’ries dwell; With dewey eyes, we bid farewell. Words by Miriam Kuusisto Music by Joyce Cohen