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

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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 ]

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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. TH 40 Harley .F£nue he CHARLES J. BUDREAU 621A Broadway Mechanic Arts Football, ’36, ’37; Home Room Presi¬ dent, ’37, ’38. Charlie is always pitching erasers at recess. Maybe he intends to be a pit¬ cher for the Red Sox in future years. Good luck, Charlie. m rke op Street MMERCIAL nglish Club, ’37, ’38. Pauline intends to be a private sec¬ retary. After a few years of that she’ll settle down and marry. SALVATORE BUTERA 121 Elm Street Commercial Salvatore has the ambition to replace Mr. Cantalupi as Head 1 of the Com¬ mercial Course. Let’s see you make good, Sal. Commercial Football, ’36 ; Lyceum, ’37, ’38; Gilbert Sullivan, ' 36, ’37, ’38. Tom is our gift to pictures as an¬ other Lawrence Tibbet. IVe wish you loads of luck. a v. FRANCES CACHIOTI 21 Dyer Avenue Commercial Frances thinks of nothing but recre¬ ation. Always remember work comes before pleasure. ELIZABETH M. CAIGER 52 Mansfield Street Commercial Elizabeth would like to be a secre¬ tary. We kndlv that the big salary her boss will pay her zvill be money zvell spent. SALVATORE V. CALI 13 West Street College “Sal” would prefer a position with Benny Goodman’s Orchestra. Would you favor Tommy Dorsey if Benny zveren’t available? SEIBERT CALLENDER 9 Woodward Street Commercial Track Team, ’34, 37. Seibert has the ambition to beat Jessie Owen in the Olympic records. [ 21 ]