Everett High School - Crimson Tide / Memories Yearbook (Everett, MA)

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tTbe Bcbo Class of laie VOL. Ill EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL JUNE, 1916 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Advertising Manager . Assistant Advertising Managers Sales Manager . Athletic Editor . Lyceum Editor . Boys ' Glee Club Editor Girls ' Glee Club Editor Philomaths Editor English Club Editor 1916 Editor . . 1917 Editor 1918 Editor 1919 Editor . Academic Biographers Commercial Biographers % ' % % I Domestic Science Biographers Technical Biographers N MEMORIAL LN3RARY £V ER E T T, ft ss. Charles Downs Daniel Silva . Sidney Listernick { Philip Crockett Frank Schofield Sumner Shepard Frank Bradley Philip Riley George Fredrickson Edwina Ryan Stanley Higgins Rachel McQueeney Myron Taylor Esther Joel Alfred Grant Philip Cannell ( Madeline Cannel a Marion Henderson Edwina Ryan Gladys Small Ruth Baldwin George Fredrickson ( Ethel Dow ( Lillian Edgett ( Stephen Querelo ( Lester Chandler Editorials . Class Echoes The Clarion Athletics . Biographies Organizations Lyceum Glee Clubs English Club Philomaths CONTENTS .3 .. . 6 .14 .15 .17 . -.38 .38 .40-43 . . 43 . . . 44 I

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Loco I M ' jt 1 -. £°! 3 V H EDITORIAL r A S WE leave our class rooms, teachers, and school, there is one word that is constantly before us. It looms up greater than the highest mountain. It is the watchword of our national life, especially so in the last few years. It is a word that greets us as we have entered our class rooms for the last four, short, but most enjoyable and beneficial years. It is the word that means the success of our future which now, as never before, comes before us like a gigantic building, and appears as broad as the most extensive prairie. It is a word that is used in the Christian life, in fact, no word could be applied to so many walks of life as that great essential to the human race. Preparedness!! Are we prepared for the great battle of life? Are our minds prepared for the stress, the burdens, the trials, the temptations, and the thousands of other things that year after year send men to their ruin, and likewise send men to the heights of fame ? Are our bodies prepared for the physical strain that the great to-morrow is going to put on us ? Some of us are going to work, others are fortunate enough to further their education in higher institutions, but whatever we do, wherever we go, we must be prepared for the task. Let each member of the class of 1916, one of the best and most successful that has ever entered the classic halls of Everett High, always remember our lessons back in the Everett High School. We there prepared day after day to take the first steps toward our future, and without these first steps we shudder to think of the future. And finally, allow us to reiterate that great word and wish success and prosperity to every member of the class, always having before him the keynote to the situation, Preparedness!! Marion Henderson, of Room 21, was found to be the best poet i n the class. Her poem was considered the best out of ten other entries. She signed it “ May Be.” Good work, Marion! This is the third issue of the Echo which is the Senior year-book. The purpose of the book is to review the events of the past year and to give the Seniors a souvenir to keep. The editorial staff has worked hard and the editor appreciates the manner in which he is supported. In behalf of the class of 1916, we wish to thank all who aided the publication of this issue. Especially, thanks are to be given Miss Veazie who willingly took the time to typewrite copy for the printers. The class appreciates this service. 3