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

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Service and Teamwork During the closing days of your school season there are moments when you have an opportunity to review the past events in which you, as one of the units, voluntarily offered your services for any worthy cause that would promote the spirit of American¬ ism. You, the students of E. H. S., deserve an unlimited amount of credit for the manner in which you have demonstrated the successful result of Teamwork. Service and Teamwork are two important acts that will aid you in reaching the next higher rung in the ladder of life. The Philbrick organization has always taken an interest in the affairs of students, faculty, and events of the High School. The Philbrick Company has occupied the prominent corner in your city for many years. Each year has seen improvements in its service. The terms of Employer and Employee are unknown in this store. A much broader feeling exists—all are Fellow Workers and this is the sort of Teamwork and spirit which will in the end enable us to reach our ideal of what a store should be. J. W. PHILBRICK COMPANY EVERETT, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF C. H. TILTON 10 Norwood St. lariat Everett Square Everett, Mass. Tel. Conn. BROADWAY THEATRE High Class Entertainment LATEST P™ys

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CRIMSON anti BLUR TECH CLUB In September, 1920, the first meeting of the 1921 Technical Sen¬ iors and Juniors was called by one of the Club’s greatest friends, Mr. Stan¬ ley, who acted as Chairman. The following officers were elected: Pres¬ ident, Frank Lewis; vice-president, Stephen Bagnell, treasurer, Alexan¬ der Harry; secretary. Harry Woods. The second meeting was called by the President shortly afterward and at this meeting, the Constitution and By-laws were changed. Our strength rapidly grew and many new members, enrolled in the Club at the third meeting. At the next meeting of the Club plans were made for a dance, and the following Dance Committee was elected: Stephen Bagnell. Chair¬ man; Edgar Winchester. .Joseph Beck, Harry Woods, George Barry. This committee worked hard and through their untiring efforts the dance was a success both socially and financially. The meetings were held at the High School on the first Friday of every month and an entertainment or lecture was the feature of the evening. The Club lias a pin of its own and is ready to keep up the noted E. H. S. spirit. We have been represented on the gridiron by Beck. Harry. Winches¬ ter. Harvey, and Auld. Many of the Senior members 01 this Club have served on Senim Committees and Ed. Hogan served as Chairman of the Christmas Commit¬ tee. Having completed the year so suc¬ cessfully we hope that the Tech Club of “tomorrow” will increase in strength yearly. Henry McGonagle. -El IS- If a man write a better book, preach a better sermon or make a better mousetrap than his neighbor, though he build h ' s home in a wilder= ness, the world will make a beaten path to his door. Emerson. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB HE Bovs’ Glee Club, consisting of Harland Car¬ penter, George Jee, Charles Clagg, Oren Rich, Edward Lewis, Carl Ahlstrom, Ray¬ mond Davey, Albert Dorr, Joseph Shillady, Wilson Smith. Ernest Pratt. Frederick Dorckum. William Hearing, Gordon Rideout, John Tim- pany and Edward Willoughby, pian¬ ist, under the leadership of Mr. Col¬ burn, performed creditably at both debates at the Prize Speaking Con¬ test, and at the Evening School Graduation. -EHS- Smiles Grace—“What do you mean by kissing me?” Henry—“I’m sorry. I just could not help myself.” Grace—“But you just did.” -—EHS- Teacher (describing the seasons) -—Now. can anyone tell me which is the proper time to gather fruit? Jimmy— ' When the dog’s chained up, Miss. -EHS- - Gowen—“Have you ever seen a mosquito weep?” Fernald—“No. but I ' ve seen a moth ball. —-EHS-- - A Musical Laugh “Bobby, 1 see your music teacher coming. Have you washed your face and hands?” “Yes’m.” “And your ears? “ Well, me, I washed the one (hat will be next to her.” -EHS— An Everett post master received Ibis letter: Wood A. Mass.. which read out A. Underwood, And¬ over. Mass.

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JAMES W. BRINE COMPANY ESTABLISHED OVER FIFTY YEARS Athletic and Sporting Goods Baseball Tennis Bathing Suits Supplies 286 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. 3 Doors from Summer Street Special Prices to Everett High School Students COMPLIMENTS OF W. J. SIMKINS CO. WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY