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

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1938 E. H. S. WILLIAM J. DE TORE 11 Cleveland Avenue General If William ever knows as much about running a business as he does about “Hamlet,” he ' s bound to be a success. LOUIS DIAMOND 112 Florence Street Commercial Football, ’36, ’37, ’38. Better known as Judge, because he zvas always on the bench. MELVIN DIAMOND 112 Florence Street College Chemistry Club, ’37; Christmas Show, ’37. “Butch” intends to be a man on the flying trapeze. It’s the animal in him. He intends to take Mr. Putnam’s place as gym teacher. garct for his private secretary. RENA DI NINO 43A Floyd Street Commercial Another “Number, please” girl, and 1 we knozu you’ll alzuays make the right connections. ALBERT A. DI SABATINO 226 Main Street Mechanic Arts Since Al wants to travel, we advise him to see America first because it’s difficult to hitch-hike on the Atlantic. CHA ABATINO Although Chqn ambition, we zvisely. Maybe! ’t state his he will chose ADOLFO DI SANTO 26 Lexington Street College Adolfo has the ambition to be Mr. Bryant’s first assistant. [30]

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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]

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VENUTI . :be Bellingham fJK venue Coi tfERCIAL Track, 36. Although Al is a rugged fellow, he ivill have quite a load zvhen he tries to major in banking and finance at B. U. CHARLOTTE E. DLUGOVE 15 Ferry Street College French Club, ’36; Girls’ English Club, ’37; Girls’ Basketball, ’36, ’37. Charlotte is going to be successful as a chemist and startling as an in¬ ventor. WILLIAM F. DOBBINS 20 Carlson Street College Bill wants to be cither an accoun¬ tant or a member of an orchestra. Take a hint because there are too many swing bands. EILEEN E. DOHERTY 38 Villa Avenue Commercial Eileen wants to be a member of the Old Maift ' s Hnme—a poor start, Eileen! ff , cpl KATHLEEN V. DOHERTY 38 Villa Avenue Commercial Kathleen wants to be a cow-hand ' s zvife and roam the lone prairie. Maybe that prairie won’t be so lonesome, Kathleen! MARGARET M. DOHERTY 10 Fremont Avenue College French Club, ’35; Usher Senior Class Play, ’38; Basketball, ’38. If what zve hear is true, the gym classes of the future arc going to have an easy and good looking instructor. JOSEPH F. DONAHUE 45 Mystic Street Commercial Dramatics, ’36, ’37, ’38. Joe has an ambition to have a band with blonde vocalists and 1 put Benny Goodman in the bread line. LOUIS E. DOOLEY 49 McKinley Street Mechanic Arts One of the quiet boys of the Tech course who intends to be Einstein’s assistant. MEMORIES OF 1938