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

Page 30 text:

E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. CE DAVIDSON Porter Street General French Club, ’36; Secretarial Staff o ' f Year Book, ’38. We foresee a carefree time for some business man if he has Connie for his secretary. EMIL A. DE AGAZIO 47A Pearl Street College All u ' c need to say about Emil is that he is going to be a successful electrical engineer. French Club, ’36; Italian Club, ’38. Since Marcia is to be a journalist, zoe advise Ann Marsters to watch out. EMMA B. DE ANGELO 4 Union Avenue Commercial Emmie wants to be a keeper of the books, And we’re sure she ' ll get there with her looks. LENA M. DE BIASE 31 Avon Street Commercial Basketball, ’37; Italian Club, ’38 ; Usher Gilbert Sullivan ’38. Lena ' s ambition states that she wishes to do general ‘office zvork. Yours for a successful future. We know you’ll make good. HENRY R. DEHEULLE 11 Heath Street Mechanic Arts Since Henry wants to study mech¬ anical engineering evenings, ive can see that he is a woman hater. HENRY A. DE KEYSER 195 Broadway Mechanic Arts Science Service Club, ’36, ’37; Camera Club, ’38. Henry wishes to study chemistr. ■cyan go to college and tst JOHN DE GIACOMO General Baseball, ’37, ’38. zwon’t talk but zve knozv he plays a fine game of baseball so per¬ haps his name will be among those of the Boston Bees some dhy. [28]

Page 29 text:

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]

Page 31 text:

PATRICK DEL VECCHIO 138 Cottage Street Commercial Football ’37. Pat wants to retire early and enjoy life. JOANNA M. DE MAGGIO 124 Bell Rock Street Commercial Jennie has a high ambition to be¬ come a secretary to a Wall Street broker. We hope to see you there some day. SHIRLEY DEMB 197 Vine Street Commercial Chorus, Gilbert Sullivan Club. Keep your debits and credits always balanced, and zve are sure you’ll be working for that good natured boss. REGINALD G. DEMERS 108 Bradford Street College Student Council, ’36. He rarely talks, but when he talks, he talks rarely. OLGA DENTONE Domestic Arts If notions of decorations and colors disturb your dreams, llfist call on Olga and she’ll help you with your schemes. PAULI NEjfT D’EO Com merc [} silence were golden, Pauline zvould own a mint. HELEN P. DE PIETRO 25 Bow Street Commercial Maybe if Helen, love GERARDO F. DE STEFANO 12 Carter Street 7 In dft ' S to come zee’ll ' hear everyone, this is Pillco Radi 0lok (j fr l spfakrfxfo Gera to he a radio commentator. [29]