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

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51 ass Ode farewell THE TIME HAS COME FOR US TO LEAVE THESE HALLS WE LOVE SO DEAR, FOND MEMORIES OF HAPPY DAYS WE HOLD OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR, OUR CLASSMATES WILL GO DIFFERENT WAYS, AND FRIENDSHIP’S GLOW GROW DIM, WHILE SUCCESS SEEMS HARDER AS WE STRIVE TO REACH ITS ROSY RIM, A SADNESS CREEPS INTO OUR HEARTS WHEN WE WANDER THROUGH THE HALLS, TO THINK WE SOON MUST BID FAREWELL, WHEN GRADUATION CALLS, BUT WE MUST GO, AS OTHERS HAVE GONE, TO FACE THE BATTLES AND STRIFE, THAT SEEK TO DRAG AND PULL US DOWN FROM THE HIGH PINNACLES OF LIFE. IT IS NOT EASY TO KEEP ON THE ROAD AND CLEAR EACH STEP OF THE WAY, WHILE OUR MUSCLES ARE TIRED, AND OUR BRAINS ARE FAGGED FROM THE TASKS WE HAVE EACH DAY, YET LIFE ITSELF IS BUT A GAME, WE MUST EITHER WIN OR LOSE, WISHING AND SIGHING AFFECT IT NOT, WE WORK FOR WHAT WE CHOOSE, LET’S LINGER ONCE MORE INSIDE THESE HALLS, AND GREET OUR PASSING FRIENDS, FOR NO MORE SHALL WE DO THIS, WHEN OUR GRADUATION ENDS. WE ARE GROUPED TOGETHER FOR THE LAST TIME, OUR FUTURES BECKON AND CALL, DEAR CLASSMATES, WHEN YOU LEAVE I SAY, “MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL.” ELVINI) MOSS. 18

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SALVATORE ABATE 8.1 Lewis Street Spanish Club —4; Lyceum—3 Abate, the magnetic youth, though small in size, possesses great ambitions. This young fellow, gifted in the Spanish lan¬ guage, hopes to become our future min¬ ister to Spain, expecting to attain this posi¬ tion through a course at Tufts College. EVA ABRAMS 120 Nichols Street Tennis Club —3 “Red ' s’ ' pastime is dancing. She intends to he a first class private secretary, taking dictation at 100 or more per! Eva will be remembered for her home room discussions and other talking. RICHARD AHLIN 8 Winslow Street Sigma Kappa Kappa —4; Football —2, 3, 4; Capt. —4; Baseball —2, 3; Chairman Ch rishnas Committee —4 “Dick,” our prize all-round athlete, is a good fellow and a real sportsman. His favorite hobby is drawing and he hopes, in the future to become proficient as an interior decorator. STEWART AHMAN 219 Vine Street Philomaths —4 “Stewey,” the youthful “Beau Brummel,” isn’t by any means a quiet fellow; however, he manages to get by. He intends to study at Lowell Textile in the future. BERTRAM ADAMS 41 Sammett Street “Bertie,” the handsomest fellow of the Senior Class, obtained this title through the fairer members of the school. Al¬ though he failed to get his contract in E. H. S dramatics, he will sign up with “Lasky’s Motion Picture Producers” and studv at Hollywood, in the future. NATHAN ALPERT 126 Florence Street With “Nat’s” experience he ought to be a good candidate for a “silent policeman” at Boston’s busiest corner. However, he has chosen to go to Boston University and become an Efficiency Expert. 20