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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OP 1931 E. H. S. WILLIAM K. BROWN 49 Myrtle Street Hi-Y Club ’2:9, ’30, ’31. “Bill” refuses to disclose his favorite pastime but we can imagine what it is. He hopes to be a lawyer so that he can ski over all the bumps. EDITH MILDRED BURKE 87 Courtland Street “Edie” is forever standing people on their heads with her dancing toes. May your troubles in life trip along as lightly as your toes. JOHN ALDEN BUCHANAN 24 Belmont Park If the roads are wet and muddy, John stays at home to-study. WILFRED JOSEPH BURKE 5 Avon Street Tech Club ’31. “Wil” is fond of reading so he plans to study architecture. There’ll be plenty of reading and studying in that profession. ERMA ELNORA BUKER 20 Oliver Street English Club ’31. “Speed” is fond of children and we are sure that as a kindergarten teacher you will be a child’s ideal. EDWARD WILLIAM BURNETT 82 Waverly Street Traffic Squad ’29, ’30. “Eddie” believes in fishing for bites through holes In the ice. We wish you luck as a fisherman Eddie. 22

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. FREDERIC S. BREECE 29 High Street Fred’s ambition is to own a big business. We don’t know just what business you intend to enter but we offer you our good wishes. KATHERINE WRIGHT BRACKETT 40 Stuart Street Senior Christmas Entertainment ’31; Dramatic Club ’31; Tercentenary Pageant ’30. A chorus girl will be Kay’s beginning but after that let us follow her career. GLADYS BROOME 89 Bucknam Street “Glad” hopes to be a stenographer but she has a passion for swimming. We hope she keeps afloat in her business life. SIGNE MILDRED BRADLEY 125 Harvard Street Ashleyite ’31. Gentlemen, we think, do prefer blondes since Signe is in great demand among the young men of our class. LILLIAN VICTORIA BROWN 15 Swan Street Secretary Student Council ’30; Dramatic Club ’31; Traffic Squad ’28; Spanish Club ’29, ’30; Senior Class Play Committee For me, my craft is sailing on, Through mists today, clear seas anon. Whate’er the final harbor be ’Tis good to sail up the sea. “Lillums” loves to sail in the moonlight. We envy you “Lill” ’cause we know who you sail with. MILDRED LEVINIA BRAXTON 48 Cross Street Home Nursing Club ’28. “Mill” likes to read in fact she intends to take a correspondence course on how to obtain the owner¬ ship of a motor inn. 21

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. RUTH ELIZABETH CAINES 35 Carlson Street Siianish Club ’31 “Everybody’s Pal” is a born musician. Ruthie’s outlook on life is cheerful even though her oral compositions have not been. ALICE ELIZABETH BURNS 47 Clark Street Clementonian ’30. “Al” has no ambition, she just plans to skate through life. Here’s hoping you don’t hit any bumps. MYRTLE ARLENE CAMERON 30 Liberty Street “Myrt” likes miniature golf but her ambition is to be a private secretary. We wonder if she agrees with Prof. Roger’s theories. DOROTHY BURNS 99 Wilbur Street President of Dramatic Club ’28; Traffic Squad ’31. “Dot” is going to make a perfect nurse because she is sympathetic, kind and fond of reading. SANTA CAMPAGNA 65A Jefferson Avenue Newspaper Club ’29; Secretary of Spanish Club ’31; Broadcast Staff ’31. “Tiny” likes hopscotch and marbles. Is it any wonder that she hasn’t grown up. Soon, however, she will outgrow these childish games, we hope, and then it is understood that a few inches will be added to her present height. HELEN MILDRED CACCHIOTTI 68 Pierce Avenue “Nell” is a studious young lady who wants to be somebody’s secretary. 23