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

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META Page Fifteen JI. %. S . CATHERINE ANGELAKIS True to her work, her word, her friends.” 10 Tracey Street “Kay” July 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICER BATON SQUAD META STAFF OBSERVER STAFF GLEE CLUB DRAMATIC GUILD CAMERA CLUB GIRLS’ BACKETBALL CLASS BASKETBALL P. H. S. REVUE LIBRARY CLUB VOLLEY BALL Course: Latin-Scientific Hobby: Sports Ambition: To be a good athlete Comment: “All good things come to an end!” JOHN E. ARADAS “ A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” 19 Highland Park “Rashie” September 16 SPANISH CLUB COSMOS CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Course: Technical Hobby: Piano playing Ambition: To be a teacher of music (Piano) Comment: “My greatest thrill (Pea- body High) — Regretting to leave so soon. Ah! for another four years.” CHARLES E. ARONSON “A calm self-reliant spirit and a dignity that lends assurance.” 6 Abington Avenue “Charlie” June 19 P. H. S. REVUE COSMOS CLUB DRAMATIC GUILD Course: Technical Hobby: Woodcraft Ambition: To be an executive Comment: “Kindness and Friendship go hand in hand.” ROBERT E. AUEN “IE ho has many friends because he is one.” 145 Andover Street “Bob” April 8 DRAMATIC GUILD GLEE CLUB CLASS BASKETBALL P. H. S. REVUE COSMOS CLUB Course: Technical Hobby: Studying French Ambition: To be a successful pomolo- gist Comment: “Thanks for the happiness and best of luck to P. H. S., my friends, and classmates.” i a 4 a

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META Page Fourteen NANCY J. AMES A hearty laugh is one of Nature j greatest gifts.” 4 Fay Avenue “Nan” June 16 SPANISH CLUB BATON SQUAD Course: Commercial Hobby: Collecting pictures Ambition: To be a success Comment: “Gee, kids, we finally made it!” VICTOR H. ANDERSON A man of few words, but a man of action 17 Bartholomew Street “Vic- July 28 RADIO CLUB Course: Electrical Hobby: Amateur Radio Ambition: To be a ham Comment: “I was there, Charlie!” TEOFILO ANDRADE Happy am I. from care I’m free. ' 5 Harris Street “Gulfy” A P ril 20 BAND CLASS BASKETBALL P. H. S. REVUE LIBRARY CLUB COSMOS CLUB Course: General Hobby: Raising Rabbits Ambition: To be a Naval Officer Comment: “Patience and hard work are never wasted.” J OHN A. ANEZIS One could mark his merry nature by the twinkle in his eye.” 41 County Street “Jack” A P ril 10 COSMOS CLUB Course: Technical Hobby: Brunettes Ambition: Blondes Comment: “I am bein ' : pushed, but I will leave peacefully.”

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META Page Sixteen P. $j. ». JOAN S. BABIARZ “An open-hearted maiden, true and pure.” 67 Pulaski Street February 15 P. H. S. REVUE Course: Commercial Hobby: Riding in Ann’s car Ambition: To keep the gang together Comment: “Sorry the year’s coming to an end and my high school days will soon be over.” EVELYN BACHERMAN “A cheery lip, a flashing eye, a passive pleasing tongue.” 14 Kosciusko Street “Evie” March 24 DRAMATIC GUILD GLEE CLUB META STAFF LIBRARY CLUB COSMOS CLUB “STRANGE BOARDERS” ‘RED SPIDER” Course: Latin-Scientific Hobby: Dramatics Ambition: To be a teacher Comment: “Time marches on and where it all disappeared so quickly in such a short time is still a mys- tery.” MARCIA E. BACHERMAN “A merry soul doeth good like a medicine.” 3 Ethel Avenue January 10 DRAMATIC GUILD BATON SQUAD P. H. S. REVUE Course: Commercial Hobby: Collecting antiques Ambition: To be a success Comment: “I spent the best four years of my life in Peabody High School.” ARTHUR H. BLAKE “ The best qualities of heart and mind and soul.” 20 Berry Street April 1 OBSERVER STAFF COSMOS CLUB CLASS BASKETBALL Course: Vocational Hobby: Sports Ambition: To be a machinist Comment: “At last! I can breathe freely again.” i a 4 a