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

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E. H. S. 7 y( MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. RUTH M. BICKERSTAFF 46 Woodville Street Commercial Chorus, ’36, ’37, ’38. Ruth zvants to be the perfect pri¬ vate secretary. Don ' t be too perfect, Ruth. BARBARA J. BISHOP 32 High Street College French Club, ’36; Writers’ Club, ’38. We shall see the scholastic standing of Barnard College go up zvhen Bar¬ bara attends. NINO V. BISMUTI 56 Oakes Street College Nino zvants to go to Harvard Lazv School. Don’t forget to bring your cases to Nino. navy or is £t f thuu jiformfi i ■ wL .- »• ... ' HUBERT S. BLACKMORE 8A Liberty Street Mechanic Arts Is V because LIu e Jj c 0 s to ride ,o)i. Ifylils jtJujjC frTgoing tq join the 2 „ 4 5 » ' DOROTHEA P. BLOUNT 6 Staples AvenrfeVy r ' . e College We doii’t know what Dot s ambition is but we do knozv that it zvill concern the early hours of the morning. THOMAS J. BOLAND 14 Lafayette Street General Never serious. Too bad he s bashful. The girls could go big for him. LOUISE BOND 7 Orchard Street College French Club ’36. Lo uise has a secret ambition to satisfy some nice young mans appetite. ] wj LW5 ' er 48 Jacklon Avenue Commercial Merry is going to be a lady of leisure and travel all over the world. [ 19 ]

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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 ]

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. Ann wants to be a telephone oper¬ ator. Apparently she ' s doing all right now as a heart operator. EVELYN G. BOOTH 236 mrvale Avenue Girls’ Club ’38-j Glee A good cheer 15 Berwick Court 0 MMERCIAL .BORNHEIM so very jar away, me good script writers, ' oi iirzi ' ay, Helen. California, ' yirl. GEORGE E. BOURGUIGNON 1 56 Chelsea Street College Lyceum, ’36, ’37, ’38; Debating Team, ’36, ’37; Prize Speaking Contest, ’36, ’37, 38; Winner, ’37, ’38; Track, ’36, ’37, ’38; Senior Prom Committee, ’37; Usher Class Day and Graduation, ’36, ’37; Memorial Day Speaker, ’37; Christmas Show, ’36. If West Point will take care of George as well as Everett High, we know he will be a great success. ALBERT J. BOURQUE 102 Clark Street General Vice-pres. Home Room ’37. Al’s ambition is to be a six-footer. Don’t zuorry, Al, the bigger they are the harder they fall. JACK L. BRONSKI 220 Springvale Avenue General When a certain red-head is around, Jack’s temperature is quite high. May¬ be the reason he zrnnts to operate an aeroplane is so that he can keep “going dozmi” and cool off. wantsAxo have lots of nice d ml be happy zvith the right OM MERCIA i. We knozu several like to be employers an efficient secretar. [ 20 ]