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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. MARY C. CONROY 24 Bellingham Avenue Commercial A “nice’’ girl like you ought not to have a hard time finding that “nice’’ job. We wish you load ' s of luck. JOSEPH E. CONTI 170 Ferry Street Commercial Orchestra, ’36, ’37, ’38. Joe has an ambition to become a C. P. A. but we think he has the making of another Rubinoff with his violin. WALTER L. COOK, JR. 11 Adams Avenue College Home Room President, ’36; Assistant Basketball Manager, ’37; Basketball Manager, ' 38. Walt limits to be a millionaire and marry Rochelle Hudson. Good luck, Walt. RICHARD F. CORLISS 19 Sherman Street College Gilbert Sullivan, ’36; Home Room President, ’37. Since Dick is not able to choose his profession we suggest that Pete make uf his mind. ANTHONY ORREGOO 176 Ferry Street Mechanic Arts Football, ’36; Baseball, ’36, ’37; Bas¬ ketball, ' 36, ’37, ’38; Basketball Cap¬ tain, ’38. Year Book Staff, ’38; Student Council, ’38. A winning personality on the basket¬ ball court and the baseball field. ME ' QORRIGAN i8 ( jlendal4 Avenue my jr r W „ Af Commercial r ' id C ttfjcKiiie’s ' ambition is to make bigger aikDbetter sandwiches for the E. H. Sr lunchroom. ENT I NO treet ursue his Carter”- .JX’A $7 37 qS UOMES , pfWhen Mr kid sister becomes Eleanor Powell the second, she expects to be quite busy making costumes. [ 26 ]

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. JOSEPH J. COCHRANE 5 Bow Street Mechanic Arts If silence were golden, “Cocky” would own a mint. CHARLES M. COGNATA 80 Madison Avenue College Charlie wants to be or major in geometry. macist INE C. TUONI 2 j ocust Park Commercial Italian Club, ’38. 8 ' % wants to be an expert beaut i- so that she can compete with Wallace Hopper. JOHN J. COLLINS 33 Sammet Street Mechanic Arts “Shino” says that a good short story zvould cover his knozvledge of math. Well, a genius is made, not born. Success, “Shino.” WILLI ELKINS ichols M CHANIC Bill is goiVejlto be superintendent of streHs in tine city. Let’s have better streets. Bill. COMERFORD 0 Cabot Street UIERCIAL Girls’ Basketball Team, ’37, ’38. Millie is one of our expert basket¬ ball players. In a short time she’ll be coaching her ozvn teams. JOHN J. CONNELLY 21 Luke Road Mechanic Arts Track Team, ’38; Baseball Team, ’38. John wants to be a crooner, but he’s such ' a quiet fellozv zve think he zoould make a better husband for some nice gal. THOMAS J. CONNOLLY 12 Blanchard Avenue Commercial Football, ’37. Tom wants to secure a good paying job and retire and see the zvorld on his social security. 125]

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. MILDRED J. CRIBBINS 18 High Street Commercial Mildred, we believe, would make an excellent tester as a gum-chewer. MARY E. CRONIN 19 Reed Avenue Commercial Mary wants to travel to Hawaii and Cuba to find herself the right man. Don’t pick on a native, Mary. ROBERT D. CROWLEY 8 Hadley Court College Home Room Vice-Pres., ’38; Usher Parents’ Night, ’35, ’36, ’37; Camera Club, ’38. Bob zvants to be a rich politician. We advise him to be just a politician because the rest will come in time. Y gelX m. cuneo • 43 Woodville Street Commercial Chorus, ’36, ’37, ' 38. Angela zvants to be a successful private secretary. Good luck. WILLIAM E. CURRIE 63 Preston Street Commercial William would make a fine execu¬ tive in some big business concern. nicandro m. cutone 12 Shute Street Commercial Nick is the class gift to the govern¬ ment to track down criminals with the G-Men. Here’s wishing you luck, Nick. CUNIO ipringvale Avenue Commercial Modest, kind, and szveet describes this girl to a tee. She aims to be a good secretary. 2 ELEANOR V. Zi - CUNNINGHAM „ ' 31 Whijcj ' gon Street Household Arts Usher Dramatic Club Play, ’36; Usher, Glee Club Show, ’38; Senior Class Play, ’38; “E” Club Show, ’36. As refreshing as a quiet brook on a hot day. [27]