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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. F. Wernig, Hoolcy, Ruby, Smith Holbert, Cosentino, Barry, Giacobbe, Budreau Miller, March, Maxim, Malinowski, V. Wernig SENIOR HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Hats off to our Senior Home Room Presidents for their enthusiastic work of the past year. These fellows and girls represent the fourteen Senior home rooms, and are a council whose duty it is to discuss and vote on the plans for the activities of the class. They have efficiently carried out their duties of bringing all questions before the pupils of their respective rooms, presiding over their voting, and bring¬ ing back to the council their class decisions. This is a simple and satisfactory way for a class of several hundred to vote, and gives the student body a voice in all class plans. Many of this group, besides performing their duties as presidents, are active in the various clubs and musical groups of our school. The presidents are: Williston Holbert David J. Barry William Hooley Eleanor Malinowski Willis Miller Frederick Wernig Charles Giacobbe Harry Smith Chesley Ruby Vincent Wernig Gertrude Maxim Ralph Cosentino Charles Budreau Virginia Murch [15]

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. To tell the “Truth” we feel it won’t be long before Mrs. Abbot’s little girl will be on the honor roll of some big Wall Street firm. FERNANDO ALIBERTE 53 Forest Avenue General Fernando’s modest ambition is to make a couple of million and retire. Wouldn’t one million do? fe Club, W’37, ’38; Glee Club stiow, ’36, ’37, ’38; Senior Class Play, i8; Year Book Staff, ’38; Home Room Sec., ’38. Aileen is concealing her ambition from us, but our guess is that she wants to be the wife of an All-Ameri¬ can football player. Watch out, Cagle. SAMUEL D. ALLEN 157 Springvale Avenue Commercial Sam has his eye set on a job where he can sleep until noon time. Don’t over sleep on the job. Track, ’38. Don’s ambition is to oivn a twelve horse racing stable. Don’t forget to own a few winners. Jim’s ambition is to be a sports ivriter for the Globe. If a sports ivriter you fail to be, may we advise you write more poetry. DOROTFIY V. ANTHONY 18 Wyllis Avenue Commercial Italian Club, ’38. It takes a long time to be a regis¬ tered nurse, but it won’t take Dot long to get a desirable bachelor. DONALD E. ALLISON 47 Estes Street Commercial JAMES J. AMERENA 222 Bradford Street College JOHN P. AMOROSO 31 Wedgewood Street College Although you gave us no hint as to your ambitions, Jack, zve all knoiv whatever you undertake you’ll be a success in a tall way. ; JYf