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

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E. H. S. JvlEMO%lES OF 1929 E. H. S. Irving Brown 19 Glendale Street Sigma Kappa Kappa, ’28, ' 29. Treasurer Tech Club, ’28. Student Council, ’27, ’28, ’29. “Bud” is still trying to find a quicker route to Will ' throp. Won’t some kind person help him out? He has a pleasing personality. Any of the girls will tell you. Thyra Brown 51 Central Avenue Thyra hopes to he a private secretary in the near future. She would certainly make an ideal one if she continues her good work. Vincent Jonathan Brunke 18 Timothy Avenue Football, ’28, ’29. Trac , ’28, ’29. School Council, ’26, ’29. Christmas Entertainment Committee, ’29. Christmas Basket Committee, ’29. Lyceum, ’29. Usher at Graduation, ’26, ’27. Business Manager of Y earboo , ’29. Sigma Kappa Kappa, ’29. “E” Club Play, ’29. Chairman Senior Play, ’29. Secretary Club, ’29. Whenever you want any assistance whatsoever, call on the ever willing “Vin”. He has worked very hard on school activities. For the next few years we will he reading in the papers about “Vin” playing college foot ' ball. Philip Bryant 89 Winslow Street Lyceum, 4 years. School Council, ’28, ’29. “Slim” says his ambition is to dodge the girls and make progress. Don’t you believe it. He is a “dancing shadow.” If you don’t believe that ask any teacher at the class meetings. Dorothy Veronica Burke 3 Victoria Street If you should happen to own a store as large as the “Enterprise,” hire “Dot” as the model. She surely can dress! Richard Stanley Burton 127 Hancock Street Hi-T, ’27, Secretary, ’28. Basketball, ’29. Hi-T Play, ’27. “Dick” showed his skill in basketball this year. Yet his ambition is to fly a non-stop flight around the world. Well, it has been said that it should be spelled hop- opportunity. 23

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E. H. S. ,-MEMO ' KlES OF 1929 E. H. S. Harold E. Boone 11 Thurman Street Although “Ike’s” ambition runs in many lines and he wishes to be a “jack of all trades,” his secret ambi ' tion is to be a ladies’ man. Agnes Mae Brady 24 Arlington Street Another young lady in love with dancing is Agnes. We think that that’s a very good way to wear out your shoes, Agnes. May you have great success as a private secretary. Margaret A. Breau 39 Highland Avenue Spanish Club, 26, ’27, ’28, ’29. A shleyites, ’29. “Peggy” is a blonde, charming, member of the com ' mercial course. She was a member of the Spanish Club, Commercial Club, and Ashlcyites. Her ambition is to be on time. This is a very commendable ambition. Sue ' cess, “Peggy”. Carlton Frederick Breen 121 Hancock Street Hi ' T Club, ’27, ’28. Tech Club, ’29. “Breenie” has high ideas. That is, his mind turns to ' ward skyscrapers. We wish you great success as Boston’s leading architect, “Breenie.” Mary Agnes Brennan 25 Dowse Street “Mae” is the sort of sweet colleen that you read about in story books. She studies faithfully and is ever true to her books. She hopes and is ambitious to continue her studies when she graduates. Francis Carmen Brogna 38 Shute Street Tech Club, ’27, ’28, ’29. Seavernites, ’29. “Whiskers” wishes the Class of ’29 Good Luck. He proved himself a very good member of the Traffic Squad. His ambition is to become a real “Shiek,” etc.—also a general success in life. 22

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E. H. S. JMEMO%lES OF 1929 E. H. S. James Lawrence Butler 24 Cross Street Band, ’26, ’27. Though small in siz,e, “Shamus” possesses great ambi ' tion. This young chap hopes to become one of our future successful lawyers. Well, he certainly can talk, anyway! Joseph Calo 37 Francis Street Spanish Club, ’28, ’29. “Joie” is so-called because of his aversion to the girls. Maybe they don’t kid him, but we think he likes it. Bertram Novell Cameron 64 School Street l 7 ootball, ’27, ’28. Current Events Club, ’29. Traffic, ’28, ’29. “Bert,” you’ll make a fine farmer. We can see you now tilling the soil at four in the morning. Kind of early “Bert?” Well, good luck. Let’s see your way to success. William Joseph Cannon 39 Fremont Avenue Lyceum, ’29. Someday we are going to hear of a lawyer winning a famous case. That will be ’Bill.” Perhaps he will be president some day. Who knows? He belonged to the Lyceum and was most proficient in American History. Lillian Gertrude Carey 16 Myrtle Street Girls ' English Club, ’29. Sigma Beta Gamma, ’29. “Bud,” wishes to become a teacher. • She’ll know her “stuff” when she gets through B. U. But watch out! Old Dan Cupid gets a lot of these pretty teachers. Dorothy Marie Carney 3 High Street Terrace Basketball Team, ’27, ’28. Tennis Team, ’28. Ashleyites, ’29. “Dot” has belonged to many teams and clubs. She must be a very efficient young lady, and we hope you succeed as a singer, “Dot”.