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 , — Mr. Arthur J. Barry Vice ' Principol Mr. J. Henry Higgins Mr. Edward M. Brawley Mr. Frederick R. McManus Mr. John E. Burke Mr. MicAael F. Higgins Mr. David P. Collins Mr. William J. Bresnahan Mr. James B. Foley Mr. Arthur P. Collins Mr. Thomas McCarthy Mr. John F. Shaughnessy Mr. Francis Harrigan Mr. James Greehy Mr. Claude Phillips Mr. William Seeglitz Mr. James Arnold Mr. Henry A. Sullivan Mr. Alfred Hurley Mrs. Mary Carlin Miss Anna B. Carroll Mrs. Marion Macione Mrs. Gladys MacInnis Miss Helen Lane Mrs. Aileen Dullea Mrs. Marguerite L. Davis Miss Agnes V. Cody Miss Marion Moriarty Miss Mary Luz Miss Katherine Logan Miss Cornelia Sheehan Miss Helen Riley Miss Mary A. Barry Miss Marguerite Murphy Miss Nancy Fox Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Miss E. Dorothy Lee Miss Gladys Cronan Miss Catherine Murphy Miss Helen F. Fanning Mrs. Eva L. Haines Mrs. Ralph Kelley Miss Helen O’Keefe Miss Mary Tocken Miss Mary E. Sullivan Miss Marie Coyle Mp.s. Edward T. Donahue Mrs. Gregory Conley Miss Kathleen Hallahan

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Peabodx High School META Page Seven OUR PRINCIPAL As we are about to step out into life’s great uncharted sea, we cannot help feeling greatly indebted to our principal and friend, Mr. Arthur J. Barry. During the past four years of high school life, he has always stood ready to give us that necessary encouragement and guidance that we so needed. Competently and kindly, with an understanding patience for the shortcomings and foibles of youth, he has directed our attention toward the proper channels in preparation for our re ' spective futures. We shall ever look back to his friendly counsel with deep and sincere appreciation.

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Peabody High School META Page ?{ine OUR FACULTY As the school year of 1945 draws to a close and we, the members of the class of ' 45, are standing on the threshold of life, we cannot help reflecting on the untiring efForts and endless hours of labor which our faculty has devoted to us so that we might be better fitted to carry on in life’s struggle. From the time of our first days at High School when we were younger and less appreciative until our final hours when we have realised that we must go on alone, every member of the faculty has ever been willing and eager to help, advise, and assist us all. During our first years at high school some of us might not have heeded the counsel given us, but now in the closing days of our high school careers even the most indifferent among us are mindful of and appreciative of the work the faculty has been doing in our behalf. Let us endeavor to show our appreciation not by mere words, but by so ordering our lives that they shall be an everlasting monument to the labors of our faculty.