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

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CRIMSON and BLUE Wilfred Ray Burke 59 Chatham Road “Ray” was Vice President of the Commercial Club in his, Junior yen-. He was also Assistant Treasurer of the Class of 1921 , on the Junior Prom and Senior Dance Committees, he plans on entering the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance (his fall to study for a C. P. A. rat¬ ing. Kenneth Charles Burrill 49 Highland Avenue “Ken” is going to take up Busi¬ ness Administration at B. U. next year. He may be found most any evening down the Y. M. tickling the “Ivories.” George P Bussed io Dimste- Road “Buzz” was an “E” man on the football team. Chairman of the Sen¬ ior Dance Committee, and Assistant Advertising Manager of the Crimson and Blue. He intends to go to some Prep, school next year. Frank Elmer Cameron 15 Pierce Avenue “El” took part in the Prize Speak¬ ing Contest his Senior year. He plans to enter B. IT. to take up Busi¬ ness Administration. Beatrice Merritt Card 39 Jefferson Avenue “Be” served on the Senior Dance Committee and the Committee ‘.four the selection of the Class Play.

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CRIMSON and BLUE Joseph Hensley Beck 76 Reed Avenue Joe is our Class, President, mem¬ ber of the Tech Club, Treasurer of the Near East, Business Manager of the Junior Prom, accepted the State flag for the School, made his “E” in football two years and has been elected Captain of the football team for the coming year, and presented class gift at graduation. “Becky” will probably be seen at tlie Everett High School next year. Arthur Sumner Berry 10 Cottage Street “Art” was President of Commer¬ cial Club in his Junior year, and the Treasurer in his Senior year. als» served on Senior Class Play Com¬ mittee, delivered opening address at Graduation, and he is planning to enter the Bentley School of Account¬ ing and Finance this fall. Elizabeth Blair 57 Fremont Avenue This quiet little Miss is undecided as to her future. Stella Josephine Bowman 23 Chestnut Street “Stell” was a member of the Com¬ mercial Club, her ambition is, to be secretary to the President of the United States. Earl MacGregor Brown 44 Dean Street “Brownie” is going to Tufts next year to become a first class chemist.

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CRIMSON and BLUE C. Louise Carnes i Glendale Place Louise was, a member of the Com¬ mercial Club. She expects to be¬ come a nurse some day. Harland Abbot Carpenter 334 Main Street ELis bright young chap was four years in the B. G. C.. two years on the Clarion staff, and member of the Philomaths and Lyceum, next year will find him at the College of Lib¬ eral Arts B. U. to study to become a professor. Dorothea Antoinette Casano 140 Vine Street When “Dot’’ isn’t selling tickets at the Olympia Theatre, she may be found keeping up her study of music at the New England Conservatory of Mus ' c. Clara Eliazbefh Clagg 101 Bradford Street Clara took an active part in the Girls ' English Club, sh e will enter either Sargent ' s or Jackson next year. Helen Dorothy Coleman Helen was a member of the Girl C Glee Club and Girls ' English Club. She has lately made her home in Medford and intends to go to B. l. next year.