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

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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?

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1928 E. H. S. MEMORIES 1928 Alice V. Anderson 21 West St. Clemenlonians 27. “Al” participates in skating, hiking and swimming, so you see she’s an all-round girl. You’d make an ideal gym instructor, “Al,” so don’t sit in an office all day. Marie V. Anderson 14 Fairmount St. Girls’ English Club ' 28. “Rie’s” ambition is to go to Burdett College and become a private secretary. She always enjoys herself when sailing or riding with a certain party. Roy B. Anderson 237 Springvale Ave. Art Club ’27, ’28. “Andy’s” favorite hobby is gardening. He is headed for a Teacher’s College after five years of work—the pluck that always wins. Isadore Aron 11 Ashton St. Glee Club ’28. “Sonny,” with a voice like Caruso, will sometime be singing for records. Unfortunately he is entering Bos¬ ton University. Arthur J. Bailey 113 High St. Tech Club ’28. “Art” delights in telling Scotch jokes and making funny faces. He is bound to be successful as he is going to make one of the following: Northeastern, Harvard, Yale, Cornell or West Point. Esther Balter 148 Main St. “Iggie” is the gay young lady with the ever-present “giggl e .” Tell her something funny and you will hear her “tee-hee.” 21