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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. BEATRICE ERVILLA ANDERSON 20 Bryant Street “Bea” enjoys skating and dancing, and plans to become a nurse. As Scott says: “When pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou.” CHARLES ROBERT BALDWIN 34 Liberty Street “E Club “Bob” likes to skate, and has skated through high school with very few falls. Here’s to an equal success as he skates over a wider plain! CONRAD ANNESE 93 Malden Street Tech Club ’30, ’31; Football ’27; Track ’28. “Conny’s” ambition is to complete his education. He is good at all kinds of tackling. LAVINIA MARY BARONE 128 High Street “Vin” dreams of success on the stage. She is fond of music and dances so well that her dream may well come true. RUTH MERLE BAKER 180 Bradford Street Clemenionian Play ’30. “Ruthie” is interested in hockey and football and declares her ambition to become an “interior decorator.” WARREN EVERETT BARR 61 Shute Street Football ’28. Warren would like to be the owner of a first class night club. As owner, he could, of course, dance as much as he chose, cut in on anyone, and stay up quite late every night. 18

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. • MARION ESTHER AITKEN 32 Shute Street Marion likes to ride horseback and to swim, and would like to live on a farm, or better still, run a big farm in the west. ADELINA MARY ABATE 49 Myrtle Street “Addy” is a demure young lady who likes to sew and dance. With that motherly air of her’s she will certainly be a wonderful homemaker. MICHAEL ALAURA 120 High Street Tech Club ’31; Orchestra ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31. “Mike” goes in for track or anything fast. He would like to explore the world as a cellist. HAZEL MARY ABBOTT 36 Newton Street “Hazey” is fond of swimming and of dancing, and hopes to become a nurse. “To watch, to nurse, to rear, To watch, and then to lose; To see bright ones disappear, Drawn up like morning dews.” MARY ALLAN 16 Argyle Street Mary plays indoor golf and likes to dance. She hopes for success as a stenographer. Though she is one of our quiet girls, “still waters,” we’ve heard, “often run deep!” EVELYN MARY ADAMS 71 Windsor Street Spanish Club ’29. Fond of spor ts and of dancing, Evelyn aspires for success in the business world. 17

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. ABRAHAM BERMAN 5 Lawrence Street Traffic Squad ’29, ’31; Boys ' Glee Club ’29; Commercial Club ’28. “Abie” is strong for football and driving an auto. His ambition is to become a banker and a six- footer. EARLE DEXTER BARTON 45 Reymond Street Traffic Squad ’30, ’31; Hi-Y ’30, ’31. Earle is a good all round fellow who does his best to make everybody happy. He is interested in electricity and in accounting, gets fun out of fool¬ ing around with electrical devices, and oh, what a line! ARMAND O RAYMOND BERNARDI, JR. 117 Belmont Street Tech Club ’30, ’31; Assistant Business Manager, Senior Class Play; Track ’30, ’31. “Lulu” intends to become a designer of aero¬ planes. Besides this high aim he confesses to a fond¬ ness for driving an auto, and likes to go for a swim. FRANCIS HERBERT BELLEVUE, JR. 29 Clarence Street Lyceum ’28, ’29; Boys ' Glee Club ’29, ’30; Traffic Squad ’29, ’30; Current Events Club ’30; Broadcast Staff ’30, ’31; Broadcast Board ’30, ’31; Football Squad ’30, ’31; Christmas Committee ’29, ’30, ’31; Year Book ’31. “Franny” would like to pace the quarterdeck as Rear Admiral Bellevue, U. S. N., and he ought to make it, for he has studied the alphabet from “A” to “K.” JENNIE EDITH BERTINI 98 Third Street “Frisco” likes to read good stories written by anybody except Nathaniel Hawthorne, and plans to be a stenographer. As a dancer, she’s wonderful. FRANK PAUL BELLOFATTO 17 Robin Street “Frankie” likes hockey and baseball, and aspires to become a physician. Study long and hard, Frankie, for “a young physician maketh a lumpy churchyard.” 19