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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. ELEANOR FRANCES COLLUPY 76 Baldwin Avenue Ashleyites ’31. Have you ever heard of Colluper’s Island? If you haven’t ask Ellie about it. ELLEN F. CONSTANTINE 15 Lexington Street The answer to “Why boys stay out late nights!” Ellie, what is this strange power you have ' over men ? EDWARD FRANCIS CONLEY, JR. 137 Vine Street “E” Club ’30, ’31; Tech Club ’29, ’30, ’31; Football ’29, ’30, ’31; Baseball ’29, ’30, ’31. Ed’s favorite sports are baseball and football. CEOROE JAMES COOGAN 36 Pierce Avenue George certainly makes a good showing as a Frenchman, even though his name betrays him. HELEN MARGARET CONNOLLY 12 Blanchard Avenue ’Tis well to be merry and wise, ’Tis well to be honest and true; ’Tis well to be off with the old love Before you are on with the new. One at a time, Helen, and that done well. RUTH ISABELLE COOK 58 Courtland Street “Cookie” is just as sweet as her name implies. Her one ambition is to he a perfect stenographer. With her lovely disposition she can’t help being suc¬ cessful.

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. HARRY BERNARD COHOLAN 61 Bucknam Street Football ’28, ’29, ’30; Baseball ’29, ’30, ’31; “E” Club ’29, ’30, ’31; Track ’29, ’30; Lyceum ’29, ’30; Christ¬ mas Committee ’28, ’29, ’30; Senior Play Committee ’31; Junior Prom Committee ’30; Senior Dance Committee ’31 “Buddy’s” ambition is to sleep mornings but we feel that it would be more to his advantage if he slept nights. Grow up, Buddy, and stop playing- marbles. CALVIN COCKEROFT 7 Elwood Street Band ’28, ’29; Orchestra ’28, ’29; Traffic Squad ’29, ’30, ’31. “Cal” wants to be able to attend West Point. Since there is a reason for everything, it is easily explained why Cal seems to be one of our outstand¬ ing athletes. JOSEPH GEORGE COLLINS 103 Bucknam Street Tech Club ’30. “Joe” wants to start at the bottom and stay there. In other words to be a Chiropodist. Wishing you plenty of sore feet, Joe! MYER COHEN 535 Ferry Street Tech Club ’30, ’31; Alpha Mu ’30, ’31. “Mo” wants to know his oats. Is it any wonder when we consider how long he has been dealing with grain. MARIE TERESA COLLINS 928 Broadway Clementonian ’30. Marie, “for never anything can be amiss, when simpleness and duty tender it.” TOBEY COHEN 76 Malden Street Clementonian ’30; Clementonian Play ’30. “Tobe” is bound to be an Elocution Teacher. We suggest that you select humorous selections as your text since your favorite pastime is making people laugh. 27

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1931 E. H. S. EDWARD CRANE 24 Westover Street The blonde Apolloish Eddie puts one in mind of a Trojan who has just stepped out of a story¬ book. But a fellow can be both good-looking and a regular guy—-end Eddie is both. PETER A. CORREGGIO 33 Baldwin Avenue “Pete” has more ambition than a dog has fleas but it will take more than ambition to reach your goal. We have our eye on you, “Pete” show us your dust! HELEN THERESA CROWLEY 61 Lynn Street “E” Club Shoiv ’29. They call her Lupe Valez and is there any won¬ der with such eyes, and raven hair and that hard yet tender mouth. MYRTLE COURAGE 14 Highland Avenue Teddy’s” favorite pastime is taking part in plays, and singing. Have you ever tried whistling? She wants to be a soloist. Go ahead, Teddy, we’ll let you. EILEEN CATHERINE CURLEY 23 Revere Street Shrimpy may be small, but great things come in small bundles. We think you’re great. MARJORIE G. COWAN 35 High Street Home Nursing ’30; Senior Novelty Club ’31. Marge is quiet but just the same, “still waters run deep.” Marg, however, is sweet enough for the above quo¬ tation. 29