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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1930 E. H. S. Frank Elwood Butt 40 Harley Avenue Tech Club, ’29, ’30. You know, Frank, something else squeaks besides wheels that are tight. William Joseph Cadagan 51 Lynn Street Lyceum, ’30. Bill’s” ambition is to go to Northeastern. He’s always building castles in the air. Lillian M. Cahill 37 Hosmer Street Lil’s” ambition is to be a bookkeeper. We hope your figures don’t lie. Success in all your transactions, “Lil”. Richard Caliri 244 Main Street Dick’s” future is undecided, but we have an idea that when the decision does come, it will be a mighty good one. Best wishes, Dick”. Carmel Frances Canderozzi 43 Gledhill Avenue “E” Club Play, ’29; Girls’ Basketball Team, ’28. “Carmels” is just as sweet as her name. She is a talented artist. Her present ambition is to defeat Helen Wills.

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1930 E. H. S. Marjorie Elizabeth Brown 44 Dean Street Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29; Manager, ' 30; Junior Prom Committee, ' 29; Senior Dance Committee, ' 30; Tear Boo Staff, ' 30. “Brownie” likes pretty rivers. Often you’ll hear her say, “softly came the rustle of the Charles”. Ruth Bryant 53 Lexington Street Writers ' Club, ' 30. Ruthie s ambition is to be a private sec retary. You certainly have had enough ex ' perience in this line, only don’t be too pri¬ vate a secretary! Edward William Burnett 82 Waverly Street Eddie’ hopes to be a business executive someday. It is a long and tedious climb, but it s in him. Our hopes are with you, Eddie. Edna Lois Burnett 28 Pierce Avenue Current Events Chib, ' 30; Senior Class Play, ' 30; Broadcast Staff, ' 30. Well, “Ed”, it looks as if you’d graduate, but what about the future? Whatever you do, don’t be late and keep him waiting at the altar. Muriel Louise Burrows 41 Chelsea Street Home Economics Club, ' 28; Home pursing Club, ' 29; Interior Decorating Club, ' 30. Muriel’s ambition is to become an interior decorator. We aren’t all dreamers, are we? 28

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1930 E. H. S. Gaetone Carbone 59 Rich Street Football, ’30. Serious-minded “Guy” is to enter Bent¬ ley’s and study accounting. There are no girls there, so he will pass with flying colors. Joseph Everett Caroselli 115 Bucknan Street Lyceum, 27, 28, ’29, ' 30; Debating Team, ’28; Lyceum Play, ’27, ’28, ' 30. “Joe” aims to be an actor, he plays crazy parts in all the shows, as a nut you’ll go big. Gilbert Carney 114 Harvard Street “Bert” has that deceiving twinkle in his eyes—look out, ladies. Walter Casey 565 Broadway Lyceum, ’30; Hi- T, ’29, ’30; Senior Class Play, ’30; Lyceum Play, ’28. As a lawyer we hear him saying, “Oh, Death, where is thy sting?” William James Cashman 24 Cedar Street Tech Club, ’30. Cash wants to be happy; make yourself useful and you’ll be all right.