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

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E. H. S. JWEMO ' RIES OF 1929 E. H. S. William Lawrence Coffill 46 Englewood Avenue Being of the quiet type doesn’t mean “Bill” has no ambition. He sure has. First: to get a good position, and second: to learn to play an instrument. Here’s every wish for your success, “Bill!” Anna Marion Cohen 47 Adams Avenue “Ann” expects to enter the B. U. College of Business Administration and after completing a course there she wants to be a private secretary to the manager of a large concern. Eva Cohen 76 Malden Street Commercial Club, ’26. “Ev’s” going to B. U. to be a private secretary. She’ll be a success all right. If you doubt it, ask Mr. Bryant, he knows. Lillian Cohen 146 Freemont Avenue Spanish Club, ' 27, ' 28. Although “Lyla” likes to talk a lot, it isn’t all in vain as long as she can become a secretary to a multi ' mil ' lionaire. Daniel Colby 102 Clark Street When you see great bridges and dams you’ll think of Dan unless, there’s a war, then you will see him flying —for the woods. John Wilkerson Collins 31 Woodward Street Tech Club, ' 28, Vice-Pres., ' 29. Football, ' 29. Baseball, ' 28. Orchestra, ' 28. “Spook”, a very popular lad at E. H. S. was a star ' player of the Baseball, and Football teams. His am ' bition is to be the world’s greatest flagpole sitter. We wish you success in your career. 28

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E. H. S. o MEMORIES OF 1929 E. H. S. Jesse Conde 10 Swan Street “Jet” you certainly are a fine example of “big things come in small packages.” How do you talk so long without taking breath? Your success is assured if you tackle engineering like you tackle words. Edward Francis Conley 202 Vine Street Tech Club, ' 29. Seavernites, ' 29. “Ed,” you puzzle us because of your silence. Never¬ theless, we hear that you intend to enter Northeastern Evening School and show the world a few things about mechanical drafting. Success, “Ed.” Margaret Patricia Conlon 47 Tappan Street “It all depends on you,” is the way Peg feels towards Arline. What will poor Peg do when she has to get a job without Arline? Harold Arthur Conn 22 Forest Avenue Lyceum, ' 21, ' 28, ' 29. Lyceum Play, 28. Lyceum Play Com¬ mittee, ' 29. Senior Play Committee, ' 29. First Prize, Prize Debate, ' 29. “Harry” is one of these young men who is always concentrating. We asked him his ambition and he said, “Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no lies.” There¬ fore we will not display our curiosity but we will say that all our best wishes for success are with “Harry.” Alburn J. Connell 98 Clark Street Tech Club, ' 21, ’28. Room Basketball Team. “Al” the combination noisemaker and goodboy of Room 125; noisemaker because he talks louder than the rest; and good boy because of his never being late for school. “Al” plans to attend Northeastern School of Engineering. Madeline Patricia Conroy 11 Fairmount Street Madeline is a quiet girl and a hard worker. With such qualities she is sure to realize her ambition to travel. She has a secret ambition to become a librarian in some small town. We wonder why a small town? 27

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E. H. S. JvlEMO%lES OF 1929 E. H. S. Francis R. Coogan 36 Pierce Avenue Lyceum, ’29. Francis is a very clever young man. Folks who know him say, “Officious, innocent, and sincere???” We won ' der what they mean by those question marks? Francis says.that Caesar was ambitious and “got it in the neck.” We wish to correct that statement Francis. We believe he was stabbed through the heart. Good luck, Francis. Helena R. Corkum 2093 Parkway Girls’ Glee Club, ’29. Uke Club, ’26. Dramatic Club, ' 27. Spanish Club, ' 28. Alpha Gamma Beta, ' 28, ' 29. Traffic, ’26, ’28, ’29. “Toots” plans to seek further commercial knowledge at Chandler Secretarial School. Why confine it only to commercial lines, “Toots?” Grace Mary Crane 24 Westover Street Aero Club, ’29, Dramatic Club, ’27. “Giggles” was an active member of the Aero Club this year. She will fly to Paris where she wiil open a Millinery Shoppe and make “Army hats.” She will have many customers if she can control her laugh. Dorothy Rosamonde Crawford 106a Vernal Street Spanish Clulb, ' 28, ’29. Evidently “Dot” just wishes to make everybody happy, as she is full of joy and mirth. We hope she picks out the right fellow. Eileen Cribbins 40 Waverly Street Just to be another stenographer. Lena Crivello 46 Liberty Street Girls’ English Club, ’29. Lena’s ambition is to take an interesting and enjoy ' able trip around the world. Don’t forget to send us a card from Niagara Falls, Lena. 29