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

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V K ' S f V- W S fV -« V ' ■ - - V V «« ! VV Wi E. H. S. MEMORIES 1928 x CLASS ODE DREAMS Could I but dream this world were mine, Then for each one, I’d build a shrine, Wherein his hopes would always be, Blessed ever with fidelity. I’d rest upon a grassy hill Unbroken in its quiet still. And watch the clouds drift slowly by, Through deepened blue of summer sky. I’d roam through wood and flowered field My soul to Nature’s beauty yield. Each softened breeze would tell a tale From whispering leaf in glen and dale. Of graceful sylphs with fairy tune, Dancing by light of silver moon. Diamonds are brought from meadow’s dew, Their hair to fill and gleam anew. The morning light dispels the charm, For frightened sprites all take alarm. Yet dreams avail the dreamer naught, And he who dreams hath nothing wrought. But fancies playing through his mind Which go as leaves before the wind. 18

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1928 E. H. S. MEMORIES 1928 Harold A. Adams 11 Hillside Ave. Tech Club ’27, ' 28; Broadcast ’27, ’28; Year Boo Staff ' 28. “Harry” is headed for Bentley’s. Probably he’ll be the future President of the Everett Trust Company, who knows? Good luck, “Harry.” Richard E. Ahlin 8 Winslow St. Treasurer Sigma Kappa Kappa; Football ’25, ’26, ’27, ’28; Cap¬ tain ’27, Manager ’28; Baseball ’26, ' 27, ’28; Hockey ’27; Senior Dance Committee ’27, ’28. “Dick,” our prize albround athlete, is a good fellow, and sportsman. He is headed for Andover. Andover is getting one of the best football players that ever donned a uniform for the Crimson and Blue, and we wish him the best of luck. James H. Aker 14 Henry St. Tech Club ' 27, ’28. “Jimmie” plays a nice game of basketball, which is his favorite hobby. He is going to enter Northeastern and be one of the many electrical engineers. Jeannette M. Aker 14 Henry St. Spanish Club, Hoc ey and Basketball ’28. Jeannette is quiet and believes in the saying “Speak little, do much.” She is determined to be an office manager, and we wish her luck. Joseph Alpert 126 Florence St. Tennis ’27, ' 28. A friend to all he meets, a willing helper to all who need him, and an entertaining speaker is our “Joe.” He will be quite an addition to Northeastern. Alice G. Anderson 391 Ferry St. Alice delights us with her Swedish stories and they are always welcome. Tell us some more, will you, please?