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

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FACULTY ENGLISH Mr. Arthur V. Johnson, Head Miss Carole Bocasky Mr. Th omas J. Callahan Mr. Edward T. Donahue Mr. D. Edward Gorman Mrs. Josephine Hosman Mrs. Virginia Kiley Mr. Richard G. Makela • Mr. George A. Markham - M iss Cornelia E. Sheehan LANGUAGES N Miss Marguerite L. Murphy, Head Mr. Robert P. Cavanaugh Miss Elizabeth B. Fitzgerald Miss R. Dorothy Lee COMMERCIAL Mr. A. Paul Macione, Head Mr. John E. Bezemes r ' Miss Agnes V. Cody Mr. David P. Collins Miss Mary E. Luz Miss Marie A. Murphy Mr. Paul Ruelle Miss Mary E. Sullivan SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William J. Bresnahan, Head Mr. James E. Arnold Mr. James H. Greehy Miss Catherine A. Murphy Mr. Thomas G. O ' Donnell Mr. John E. Sullivan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Edward O ' Connor, Head Mr. William F. Cronin Miss Mary A. McNamara MATHEMATICS Mr. Thomas McCarthy, Head i Miss Anna B. Carroll Miss Helen F. Fanning Miss Chrisoula Fillis Miss Mary M. Tocken SCIENCE Mr. Henry A. Sullivan, Head Mr. Arthur Adamopoulos Mr. Plato G. Chambers Miss Marie F. Fennessy Mr. Francis X. Johnson VOCATIONAL Mr. Alfred E. Hurley, Director Mr. Lawrence Kohut Mr. Bruno Pierotti Mr. Clifton Rock Mr. Salvatore Causi Mr. Peter LaCortiglia OTHERS Mr. Robert J. Sweeney Visual Education Supervisor Mrs. Eva L. Haines Head, Art Department Miss Grace Lawless Music Supervisor Mr. Charles R. Murphy Bandmaster Mrs. Assunta Dunn Distributive Education Supervisor Miss Helen M. O ' Keefe Head, Domestic Science Miss Marguerite Regan Penmanship Supervisor Mr. Frederick Clunie Guidance Director Miss Anne O ' Neil Guidance Counsellor Mr. Niels Knakkergaard Guidance Counsellor Miss Jessie B. Costello Guidance Counsellor Mrs. Ruth M. Conley Guidance Counsellor Mrs. Natalie Maga Junior Secretary Miss Eleanor R. Pierce Nurse

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Congratulations to the class of 1962. I have enjoyed working with this class and it is with deep regret that I bid you farewell. The year has been one of pleasant memories. You have my sincere wishes for success and happiness in your future endeavors. timothy McCarthy Vice-Principal To the Class of 1962: May I exercise the privilege of your principal in offering you my sincere wishes for future deserv- ing happiness. At this particular time, as you join the many who are sharing similar joys of achievement, may I remind you that with recognition there is respon- sibility. You are the hope of America, and my associa- tion with you, and others like you, has justified my confidence in the future of our great and glorious country. Long after those of my generation have been, you will be, and America, our country, will be just what you want it to be. This is your heritage but it is also your challenge. Accept it willingly and fulfill it courageously. Always live and act with a pride in a country of which all of us can be rightfully proud. This ideal depends upon the use of your intelligence and especially your integrity. In your happiness be ever humble and remember those who are less fortunate. The boundaries of sacrifice and service must be limitless and extended so that the whole wide world will share our blessings and admire us not through selfish conquest but rather through selfless charity. Perhaps the key word to this concept of a happy life is dedication, — one of the richest and most rewarding wrods in our language. Nobody has symbolized it more than your devoted parents. Never forget them for they will never forget you. They are yours and you are their most priceless possession. Now, farewell! The pleasure of your association the past four years will always be one of my many happy memories. Most sincerely, ARTHUR J. BARRY Principal :

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TEACHERS SAY MR. GREEHY . . . Did I tell you about the time . . . MISS CODY . . . I may be wrong, but I know I ' m right. MISS SULLIVAN . . . Come right up and sign in the ' Good Book ' . MR. DONAHUE . . . I ' ll have no more of that guff. MR. BRESNAHAN . . . And, on we go now. MR. KOHUT . . . Oh, Gosh darn it. MR. A. JOHNSON . . . Yes, that could very well be true. MR. CAUSI . . . Five Footnotes. MISS LEE . . . Mais, en francias! MISS CARROLL . . . You all know what to expect tomorrow. MR. PIEROTTI . . . OK Beys — let’s roll ' em. MRS. FENNESSEY . . . Oh, you clam! MR. ROCK . . . Turn in your tools. MR. CRONIN . . . Think! Think! MISS SHEEHAN . . . And now my little chickadees . . . MR. SULLIVAN . . . Now, let ' s forget your talking. MR. ARNOLD . . . How do you like my tie? MR. F. JOHNSON . . . Did you SEE that atrocious tie on the little man? MISS LUZ . . Do you want classes now or at two o ' clock?