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

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WILLIAM DAVID FUNCHION 72 Goldthwaite Place Creative Writer Willy” Willy’s ability to make and keep friends is gene- rally known, and his op- timistic, vigorous person- ality makes a favorable impression on all of his many acquaintances. His cheery greeting and his en- gaging smile will always remain in our memories. Keep smiling “Willy”, and may the best of luck be with you! Civics Club 1, 2 Junior Achievement 3, 4 JAMES ALBERT GAGNON 19 Griffin Road Engineer Jimmy” Jimmy is one who enjoys driving h i s brother’s Volkswagon. At present, Jim is working hard at Howard ' s Pharmacy in South Peabody. He is an enthusiast of outdoor sports such as skiing, can- oeing, skating, and swim- ming. Civics Club 1 Course - Technical MICHAEL JAMES GANEY 8 Pulaski Street Machine Maintenance Mike” Mike has been a great asset to both our baseball and track teams. Besides wanting to be a machine maintenance man, he plans to go into the service — preferably the Navy. He is an enthusiast of all sports and a friend to all who know him. Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Course - General 4 KATHLEEN A. GANNON 56 Aberdeen Avenue Teacher Kathy” Being one of the nicest girls at Peabody High School, Kathy enjoys ice skating, sewing, and read- ing. She plans to further her education at Northeas- tern University. After the next four years, Kathy’s post graduate plans consist of a career in teaching. Civics Club Glee Club Guidance Club Course - Technical ROBERT ARTHUR GAUDETTE, JR. 20 Carlton Street Boh” This short, dark-haired individual is still undecided as t 9 his future profession. He is interested in sports and cars. Bob is well -liked and has many friends. Course - General Course - Technical ARNOLD H. GILMOUR, JR. 18 Loris Road Drive Construction Equipment Skip Skip has been an ener getic member of our foot- ball team for four years. After graduation he is planning on entering the service. Like most boys, he too enjoys sports. Skip’s favorite hobby is taking apart and putting together engines. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Course ' General JOHN STEPHEN GNESS 71 Ellsworth Road Merchandise Executive Jack” Few people have suc- ceeded in making themsel- selves so well liked as Jack. His fine appearance and his magnetic personality have shown him to be a typical example of the good qualities so preva’ent in the Class of ’62. Football 1 Civics Club, 1 Band 2, 3 Band Officer, 3 Vice ' Pres. of DECA PAUL JOSEPH GOGUEN 360 Winona Street Businessman “Gogi” Paul is a reserved, yet friendly resident of West Peabody. As for the future, “Gogi” will enter the busi- ; ness profession. Civics Club Course - Technical Course - General

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ELECTA LOUISE FUDGE 4 Willis Road Beautician “Fudgie” Electa, sweet and friend- ly, has always been a rol- ler skating fan. She has been an active member of Junior Achievement. As long as girls are girls, I’m sure we’ll keep Electa in business as a beautician! Essex Agriculaural School is in her future plans. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Meta Business Staff 4 DECA 4 Course Distributive - Education RICHARD RAYMOND FUGERE 1 1 Jefferson Road Engineer Dick If you want to meet a real gentleman, just ask for an introduction to “Dick”. So many good things may be said about him, that we would need a volume to do him justice. A star on the gridiron, a real fellow all the time; it is a safe prediction that he will do extremely well, in the days to come. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Course - General RICHARD A. ELLIOTT 6 Grant Street Accountant ’’ Dic ” Dick, who came here in his junior year, likes to play the guitar and paint. After graduation he plans to attend a business co ' - lege and study to be an accountant. Dick is sure to succeed in anything he does. Course - General 39 Endicott Street Store Manager Dave Dave has been especially enthusiastic in the Dis- tributive Education course. He greatly enjoys candle- pin bowling. Dave is look- ing forward to one day be- coming manager of a Stop and Shop chain store. Like many of his friends he finds great pleasure in repairing cars. Football 1, 2 Baseball 1 Hockey 1 Course - General 57 Lynnfield Street College and Athletics “ Frankie ” Must we introduce this young man? There is so much to be said about this star of the P.H.S. football and baseball teams, yet so little space in which to say it. Frankie is certainly a great asset to Peabody High in many ways. The Class of ’62, wishes you the best of iuck, Frankie. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 1 Civics Club 1 Course - Technical 19 Shamrock Street Machinist Throughout his four years of high school, Man- uel has been interested in sports, cars, and machines. He was a member of the Vocational Machine Shop and, although his plans af- ter] graduation are indefi- nite, he has a likely career as a machinist. Course ■ - Vocational 4 Goldthwaite Place Navy “Fab Being of forceful chara- cter, Tommy is one of our more efficient students. His afternoons are spent either working at J. B. Thomas Hospital or in Pappy’s gas station tam- pering with his automobile. Upon the fulfillment of his naval career he would like to enter into an electronics field. Civics Club 1 Basketball 2, 3 Tunior Achievement 3, 4 DECA Club 4 Course - General DONALD PAUL FRASER 21 Perkins Street Attend Air School “ Donnie ” I; Energetic and enthusias- Itic best describe Donnie. [Most of his vacation days ■are spent either on the Jbeach or at the mountains. ■During the winter months ■Donnie spends his time fekiing and in the summer ( The is water skiing. In the (future Donnie plans to at- tend an air school and Jperhaps, someday, to ope- Braie his own air service. Civics Club 1 || Junior Achievement 3 Literary Staff 4 DAVID PETER EMMETT FRANK PETER ESPINDLE MANUEL D. ESPINOLA THOMAS FRANCIS FABRIZIO Course - Technical

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LOIS GEORGION 40 Harris Street College “Ceorgie” j This lively character is petter known as “Georg- e”. Having one of the pest senses of humor, Lois nakes one and all forget heir troubles. Lois will certainly succeed in her lext four years at college. Civics Club -Treasurer Glee Club Course - General BARBARA ELLEN GESSON 29 Pulaski Street Teacher Barb” The U. of Mass, is Barb’s choice of continued education. She is an active and friendly girl who loves her Senior Year. Teaching is her hopeful career and one in which she is truly interested. Civics Club Dramatic Guild J Office Pagette Observer Art Staff Guidance Club Glee Club Course Latin - Scientific SANDRA GIBELEY 19 Abington Avenue Executive Secretary Sandy” Originality is the word which describes Sandy perfectly. She possesses an unusual appreciation of the rarities. Her style, ideas, and plans are hers alone. Among her many hobbies, Sandy enjoys dancing the most. She plans to enter Chandler School for Wom- en in September. Civics Club 1 Girls Basketball 2 Dramtic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 3 Office Pagette 3, 4 Junior Achievement Observer Staff Course - Latin Scientific 1 9 6 2 IRIS ELAINE GOLDSTEIN 35 Nancy Avenue To Be Successful “I” I Iris is a cute, energetic, well-liked classmate She I! Is taking the General Bourse in preparation for llnrolling in hairdressing Jchool. Her favorite after- Ijchool past time is danc- l’g. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Meta Staff 4 Course - General ARTHUR RICHARD GREGORY 153 Bartholomew Street Army Art” Art is among the many decisive boys in our senior class. He spends a great deal of his time swimming, dancing, and bowling. Shortly after graduation Art will enter our armed forces, and while serving he hopes to acquire a trade. Civics Club Deca Club Course - General GAIL ELAINE GRINDROD 26 Longview Way Secretary “Boo Boo” Gail, a worker in the guidance office, is happy all the time. She has cho- sen to do secretarial or IBM work as her future plans. Skating and danc- ing are two of Gail’s most enjoyable activities. Civics Club Observer Circulation Junior Achievement Course - Commercial ROBERT GEORGE GRUSHESKI 5 Wahtera Road Professional Hockey Bob” For his sterling qualities of sportsmanship displayed on the ice and his pleas- ant characteristics, we are sure that a most successful future lies ahead for Bob, who, by his broad smile and willingness to partake in class affairs has won our admiration. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain of Hockey Team Civics Club Football 1 Course - General GERHARD HAIMBERGER 3 Bradford Street Jerry” Jerry has won the re- spect and admiration of all his classmates by his scholastic ability and per- sonality. He is to be com- mended on passing the N.- R.O.T.C. exam. His hob- bies and outside interests consist of constructing and operating model airplanes and sailboats. Jerry is also interested in baseball and football. With his me- chanical mind, Jerry is bound for success. Civics Club, 1, 2 Course Latin - Scientific