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

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E. H. S. JMEM0%1ES OF 1929 E. H. S. Ruth Eleanor Baker 40 Everett Street Ruth is one of the “three musketeers ' ”. She is of the quiet type and bound to make a good stenographer or secretary. William D. Barone 128 High Street Orchestra, ’26, ’27, ’ 28, ’29. “Bill” is known to us as a little fellow with a violin. He has been an important member of the orchestra all through his high school years. Bill is headed for Tufts Medical and then for two years at Rome. These are high ambitions, but we know he will attain fame. Frances Bemis Bartlett 42 Cedar Street Orchestra, ’26, ’28. Girls ' Glee Club, ’28, ’29. “Frannie” if you can ever cook like you play the piano you won’t be long finding your way to some man’s heart. We hope you will continue with your music and some day we’ll hear great things about you. Elizabeth Loretta Barry 6 Bartlett Street “Billy” is a girl who is liked by everyone. Always a smile—that’s “Billy.” She won’t tell us what she is gO ' ing to be, but we think she would make a good cook to a “certain party.” Garrett Thomas Barry 49 Thurman Park “Doc” looks like a pessimist but those who know him say that looks are deceiving. He belongs to many soror ' ities such as, Eata Bita Pie and Playa Handa Poker. It seems that “Doc” forgot to get an ambition. We hope, however, that he succeeds! Willard George Beaman 1 Locust Park Algebra Club, ’28. Bill is going to engineer awhile at Northeastern. We wonder what he’s going to engineer? Well, anyhow, we wish you success in all your undertakings. 20

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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

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E. H. S. J MEMORIES OF 1929 E. H. S. David Bellafatto 20 Lynde Street Tech Club, ' 28 , ’ 29 . Football, ' 29. Baseball, ' 29. “Dave ’ is a quiet chap, but we expect him to blase his way to success in business. Emma Thelma Benton 139 Vernal Street Orchestra, ' 26, ’ 27 , ’ 28 , ' 29. Glee Club, ' 27 , ' 28 . Glee Club Play, ' 28. “Thel” is one girl in a million. She’s faithful to her homework. She also must be very faithful to her violin practice for she is quite skilled in the art of “violining.” We hope she succeeds in her ambition to teach school. David L. Bick 66 Nichols Street Alpha Mu, ' 29. Dave” has been a member of the Out-oTdcor traffic squad for two years and still healthy, by gun! David, how could you be so cold blooded; imagine cutting up little lambs and pigs; so! a butcher you’ll be. Well, you’ll attain success all right. Adios. Myrtle Elizabeth Bickford 32 Kenwood Road Thadda Delta Pi, ' 26. “Bickie” is modest and shy but travels about with a smile on her face for everyone. Her ambition is to be somebody’s “Stenog.” Myrtle, you have our best wishes for success. James T. Bleiler 35 Morris Street Football, ' 27 , ' 28 . Basketball, ' 26, ' 27 , ' 28 . Lyceum, ' 26, ' 22. Hoc ey, ' 28. Christmas Fund Committee, ' 27 , ' 28 . Tappa ' Kegg, ' 29 . “E Club, ' 29, “E” Club Play, ' 29. “Jimmie” is the boy Apollo, the answer to a maid ' en’s prayer. Jim, don’t go near Hollywood, you know what happened to Valentino. You’ve been successful in all your undertakings. Let’s see you do the same in years to come. Leonard Bloom 17 Kenwood Road Alpha Mu. ' 29. Tennis Team, ' 22, Manager, ' 28, Captain, ' 29. Lyceum, ' 22, ' 28, ' 29. Lyceum Play, ' 22, ’ 28 . Trac , ' 22. Hi-T, ’ 28 . “Len” has a weakness for tennis, pretty girls, and big words—isn’t he just too cute! “Caesar was ambitious,” says he, “Do I look foolish?” Dun’t Esk! 21