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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. V WILFRED ARSENAULT 52 Highland Avenue General “Willie” has zmnderlust. He wants to travel North and South and East and West. Not on foot zue hope. WILLIAM H. AZZARI 16 Woodville Street College Gilbert Sullivan Club, ’36, ’37, ’38. Bill always seems to be getting a big kick out of life and zve hope he always will. ALICE R. BANKS 8 Elmwood Place Domestic Alice isgjtiethpid docsn’t. She bcjjejjlrf in fiejahjuA t zvorfiyXpcaks ‘jnj) fWeonvimfingJA your tonguePr MARGARET M. BARTOLOTTA 5 Bradford Street Commercial On your toes, Ann Marsters. Mar¬ garet zuishes a career in the news zvorld. DAVID J. BARRY, JR. 113 Kinsman Street College Year Book Staff, ’38; Graduation Usher ’36; Parents’ Night Usher ’36; Junior Council ’37 ; Senior Home Room President ’38; Junior Prom Committee ’37 ; Senior Prom Com¬ mittee ’38. To be called Dr. Sawbones is his zvish. He’d rather take out an appen¬ dix than a girl. ELEANOR BASANISI 247 Chelsea Street Commercial Just a girl zvho is full of fun, and extremely fond of chezving gum.

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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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. RITA L. BASINO 45 Cabot Street Commercial Home Room President, ’37. Rita is the girl that alwys has a big pleasant smile for everyone. PHYLLIS A. BASSNETT 35 Sycamore Street Domestic Arts Phyllis wants to sprout wings and be an air hostess. Wouldn’t it be aw- “Phil” if the ship were lost. MADELINE L. BEAUCHAMP 12 Tappan Street College Writers’ Club ’38. By Madeline ' s school record, we can see that she is one exception to the popular adage, “Beautiful but dumb.” EVELYN M. BENT 9 Windsor Street Commercial Evelyn hasn’t much to say, but she intends to make a great deal of noise banging army as a typist in some one’s office. STANTON BERENS 9 Berwick Court College Stanton wants to start a good or¬ chestra and go on the radio. Would the Orchid Room do? CARL A. BESSLER 35 Jackson Avenue Mechanic Arts His hair is blonde, His eyes arc brozvn, Carl’s going to be the best mechanic That you can find) in town. ANNA L. BERNARDI . 117 Belmont Street Commercial Library Staff ’37, ’38; Basketball ’37. After having been under Miss Gin- dele’s supervision for the last fezv years, u e know you’ll moke a good librarian, Anna. LOUISE M. BERNAZANI 219 Hancock Street Commercial Girls’ Basketball, ’37, ’38; Library Staff, ’37, ’38. Louise thinks she has to be a secre¬ tary to see the zvorld. Why not be a teacher? • w: ( [ 18 ]