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

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E. H. S. JMEM0%1ES OF 1929 E. H. S. Robert Chambers 17 Stuart Street Tech Club, ’26, ' 27, ' 28, ’29. “Rob” is one of the many Tech boys who is going to make good as an architect. His drawings were put on exhibition at the exposition, and we feel confident that he will be a huge success. John James Chisholm 18 Edith Avenue Band, ’28, ' 29. “Grippers” hopes to go places and do things. He is one of our most talented band members. We can see him as a successful business man, probably head book ' keeper of some large concern because “Grippers” just shines in bookkeeping. Pauline Chute 4 Spring Street Pauline is an unassuming and quiet miss who was so modest that she would not even tell us her ambition. However, we do not doubt that she will succeed at her pet avocation. Is it a secret? Frederick Ciccarelli 6 Lexington Street Tech Club, ’27, ’28, ’29. Mr. Ciccarelli, Everett High’s “biggest” man, is thinking of becoming a contractor, in which no doubt he will succeed. And a mighty good one at that. “Cicci” is a hard worker. We wish him all the luck in the world! Lucy Elena Ciccio 19 Cedar Street Spanish Club. “Lou” is ambitious to become a bookkeeper. She has studied hard in preparation and should be successful. Though she is sorry to graduate, she is anxious to work her way up in the field of business. Albert W. Clarke 130 Central Avenue “Blcndy” wishes to reach great heights and to be able to call someone else “Shrimp.” He wishes to be a demon at shorthand as well as typewriting.

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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”.

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E. H. S. JMEM0%1ES OF 1929 E. H. S. Mary Estelle Caroselli 107 Bradford Street Spanish Club, 1 year. Clementonians, 1 year. Ashleyites, 1 year. Yes, this is Mary; she is witty and as versatile as she can be. She is an accomplished pianist and rendered her most helpful services to chorus for three years. When asked her ambition she replies, “1 don’t understand. Please explain.” Helen Glendyne Carpenter 28 Stuart Street Girls’ Glee Club, ’27, ’28, ’29. Traffic, ’26. ’27, ’28, ’29. Junior Prom Committee, ’28. Senior Dance Committee, ’29. School Council, ’29. Alpha Gamma Beta, ’28, Secretary, ' 29. Picture Committee, ’29. Ye a r Boo , ’28, ’29. Speaking Con - test, ’28. Good looks, good brains, nice personality all in one, “Carpy.” Good things come in small packages, you know. Be ever thus, “Carpy!” Maurice Edward Carroll 76 Summer Street Traffic, ’29. “Plash” who is rapidly coming to the front as a man- ager of boxing stars, is sure to be heard from later. He intends to fill “Tex” Rickard ' s shoes and no doubt he will. May you be a famous man in our great world. Thomas Patrick Casano 135 Forest Street, Medford Traffic Squad, ’26, ’27, ’28. Tech Club, ’28, ’29. “Mussolini” hopes to be able to master the English Language, then to follow the footsteps of the Premier of Italy. In doing so, he will thank the Everett High School very heartily for his foundation. Success “Mus¬ solini!” Marie Stella Josephine Cassara 120 Elm Street “As thick as thieves” are Trixie and Lill. Where one is, the other is not far away. Where will “Lill” be when “Trixie” is secretary to a nice considerate man? Lewis Clinton Chamberlin 101 Belmont Street Traffic Sergeant, ’29. “Louie” is the stern and law enforcing Sergeant of second floor traffic. His ambition is to get to California and back before his college days begin. We suggest that you go “millionaire bobs” style because that ' s quite a fad nowadays. Good luck, Louie! 26