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

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H. S. JMEMO%IES OF 1929 E. H. S. David Abrams 120 Nichols Street Alpha Mu, 29. Cheerleader, ' ll, Head Cheerleader, ' 28, ’29. Lyceum Play, ' 27, ' 29. Prize Spea ing Contest, ' 27. Lycdum, ' ll, ' 28, ' 19. Dave,” a snappy dresser, is known through-out the school for his pep. As a cheer leader, at the class meet¬ ings, in debates, playing basket-ball, he always makes thinks lively. He even does this in home-room periods when he can stay awake. Carl Ephraim Ahlquist 96 Vernal Street Vice Pres. Current Events Club, ' 19. “Kill,” the chemistry shark, is very much interested in all branches of science. He is particularly interested in Ornithology. “Kill” says he believes that Darwin was a great scientist. We agree with you, sometimes, don’t we, “Kill”? Doris Graham Ahman 98 Wooblawn Street “Dot” is one of those sweet, petite, curly haired little girls whose chief desire is to dance. We hope that when you realize your ambition to be a dancer, Dot, you won’t forget to come back to Everett and see us. Lillian Alpert 126 Florence Street “E Club Show, ' 29. “Lillums” is of that attractive type and not only that, but she has brains. If you boys need any worldly knowl¬ edge in 1930, ask “Lil” as she’ll be in B. U. trying to become worldly wise. Vincent Andaloro 165 Ferry Street Current Events Club, ' 29. Spanish Club, ' 28. It surprises us that Vinnie hasn’t absent mindedly answered some question or other in Spanish at the meet¬ ing of the Current Events club. We hope you realize your ambition to become a Doctor, Vin! Esther Anderson 1 Sea Street “E’s” ambition is to go places and do things. Maybe she will be a kindergarten teacher if she doesn’t go places. 18

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E. H. S. JMEMO ' RIES OF 1929 E. H. S. Alice Louise Anderson 21 Woodlawn Street Orchestra, ’27, ’28, ’29. Girls ' English Club, ’29. “Breezy”, with her charming personality, will he head nurse in some large hospital. Frank Arnold Anderson 7 Belmont Street Tech Club, ' 29. “Bugs,” one of our Tech hoys who intends to be a bachelor, is bound to make good. A chap that will listen to good advice and let it sink in, can’t help it. May the future have something worth while for you. Jessie Carolina Anderson 15 Richdale Avenue Girls’ Basketball Team. Clementonian, ’28. “Andy” is at home either in the gym or in the study hall. A fine athlete and a fine pupil, she is very popular with her classmates. Ruth Evelyn Arkerson 61 Winthrop Street Ruth’s ambition is to become a private secretary. She has been a secretary of two of her homerooms and is experienced to some extent. She is a sincere student and a good worker. Margaret Cecilia Arnott 130 Hancock Street Commercial Club, ' 26. Clementonian, ' 28. Tear Boo Staff, ’29. “Marg’s” smile is familiar to all of us. She has studied hard and has been rewarded with fine marks. She is very popular and has all our best wishes for success in her chosen profession. Arpy Arsenian 9 Parlin Street Tennis Team, ’26. Field Hoc ey, ' 26. Girls’ English Club, ’29. Arpy’s classmates consider her the most learned of them all. She has been an honor student throughout her high school career. Her store of knowledge seems to be boundless. We are very sure that Arpy will be a success as a teacher. 19