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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. JAMES CAMERON 27 Villa Avenue Mechanic Arts Although James is a quiet reserved lad, zve know he will he a success in the business world. ELEANOR A. CAMPANA 88 Jefferson Avenue College Spanish Club, ’36, ’37; Usher Glee Club Show, ’37; Basketball 36, ’37; Cheer Leader, ’36, ’37; Usher Senior Class Play, ’38. Eleanor would make a good cheer leader for Harvard. That’s the place where she would be contented. MILDRED C. CAMPBELL 11 Chisholm Street College Personality is written all over Millie’s face. JEAN CANNELL 110 Waverly Street College Spanish Club, Here’s an “All goocU l ALBERT F. CARDELLO 21 Pearl Street Mechanic Arts At wants to be a mechanic, but we think he’d be wasting his good looks under an automobile. ANNA M. CARDELLO 30 Bucknam Street Commercial Girls’ English Club, ’37, ’38; Usher Parents’ Night, ’37, ’38; Italian Club, ’38; Usher for the Mikado, ’38. Annie wants to be the founder of an “Old Maid’s Home’’ in Everett. This business will prosper and we be¬ lieve that she it ' ill die wealthy. DUDLEY V. CARDOZA, JR. 19 East Elm Street Mechanic Arts Science Service Club, ’37. Dudley, so zoe hear, is going to be the chief navigator of the szvan boats. Hope you have a “paddling good time.” [ 22 ]

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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 ]

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. OTINO CASO 73 Malden Street College Year Book Staff, ’38. Some day when you are admiring pictures of chorus girls in all the big magazines you will be looking at the work of Otino. He’s to be a commer¬ cial artist. FRANKLIN D 107 Wav 3 37 I) ’38; Gi be ’36, ’JP7, i-lay, ; Glee Glukf Christmas Basket C mr Prize Speaking CoTJt St, ’37. A joke is always on his lips, and on his face a smile. H RD H. ANONHOUSE uncock Street General Dick tells us he’s off women for life, but zee know he is interested in a certain Post Graduate in Room 212. E. LORRAINE CHASE 773 Broadway Commercial She keeps herself to herself. RUTH CARTER 27 Walnut Street College is quite We hear that ‘racket” with Ruth i ■-§ f RICHARD P. CASEY 60 Clinton Street Commercial Dick’s ambition is to be Chairman of the School Board. The class iirill be 100% strong for you. MURIEL J. CARTER 10 Pierce Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan Club, ’37, ’38; Christmas Show, ’38. We expect to hear Muriel over the radio anytime now. She zvants to be a radio singer. EDWARD F. CASEY Mr. President—our best zvishes for a long and successful career as a chemi¬ cal engineer. 71 School Street College Lyceum, ’36, ’37, ’38; Gilbert Sulli¬ van, ’37; Senior Class President, ’38. [ 23 ]