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

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riEim curies - fr ' PHYLLIS G. BARRY 200 Chelsea Street Commercial Phyllis wants to go to Hazo- aii. We wonder zvhat the at¬ traction can be. ROBERT E. BARRY 16 Wiacfield Co irt GenerAiI J ( y ' SophcAcVa Class £ tsideni Junior jCreNs President; Seww Class President L yGeuravr37, ’38, 39; Oeba ifi ' Marflfv37. ’38. ’ 39 ; Priz DebJaT ' 37-1 Prize .SpuaTing Uostest, Seni enJ Pfey, ig -N rnas 4 jKig- eanC jfig ; X ras RaAet Totur £ ' 3 % 39 ; flf lee Sho Honor Roll, l38 (lClass fa 2 3 8 -. -v ,. Bo Js ambitIn far, ' PV And zoe hope he gctsHiis lucky star. n . 1 av V - V1 - V HARRY Ml., BARTLETT : 206, V% sMAt CY»Kl lOkCIAL ' l 7 A ■gcilc+yl in the making. Even though the job is hard. Soon Harry will be zv or king In the U. S. National Guard. ANGELINA M. BARTOLO 58 Cottage Street Commercial Italian Club, ’39. Another secretary blossoms forth Among so many more And yet I ' m sure that she zvill be The best they have in store. WILLIAM F. BEALE 50 Grover Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan Now Bill ' s true calling Is to take a long jaunt And sell millions of things That people don ' t zvant. ELIZABETH F. BEGGS Mi Parker Street , ' General Spanish Club, H ' d; Senior l H Clyjfus 39. WjK Elizabeth»fyants to • be an • office nnachiiuj operator TheJ-Bcacon Oil is looking for girLI jikc you. MARION L. BARTLETT 112 Glendale - Street CommercMl j l Y M Girls’ Glee )Club. ’37, ’38, ’39; Usher Clasy Day, ’38; Usher Senior Class Play, ’38. 1 A secretary to a man With a very handsome son. If Marion gets a start like that, Her working days are done. IRENE S. BENNETT 27 Baker Road College Gilbert Sullivan, ’37, ’38, ’39; Girls’ English Club, ’38, ’39: Girls’ Debating Club, ’39. In the medical line Irene would shine But as a singer She’d be a hum-dinger. page tiventy-two

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19 riEITICRitS J 9 GERTRUpfiE M..,BAILEY 33 Peafl Jytreet W . 3 , Com mkrcial d GiAs’ Gld 7cii ’38,Y39. Ihttss Tnidy f is playimj M nwan Itytjc pranjf ShPhztnll £ravel to England Xhld lexizJe “ Hrfiik the Yank”. r - 1 ,. V) pK 154 J Street ' UoMa ERCIAL panisjr Club. ' A 9 - stenomaphcrins her but zap rcfhbre she’ll at profession long. JOSEPHINE L BAIL 101 Summer Streeftr College t J y y Usher] for Clee CMb Show, ’38, ’39 jU h ' er, Parents’ Night, ’38; English Club, ' ' 39 ' ; S dor Prom - ' Committed ’me JJsher,, Drama jT yfjiU J Tjt J be a pediatrician ' is Joseph¬ ine’ , delsire “Rut {chat is thatf” we’d like to inquire. LOUIS A. BARRASSO 99 Francis Street General Track, ’37 ; Chorus bert Sullivs Louie is j iA heart. He Ju 1 have his ozU MARGARET . BAILEY 14 GlendaleUTerr; House ld Arts ( Club, 38; ’ 3 $fV ir frjj’nd F MM , ’s chief desire JsUyudc a ' wrllion and then — rcjire. ENRY M. BARRETT 50 Luke Road Commercial Football, ’37. Henry won’t work For another man He’ll boss himself If he possibly can ARIEDNA R. BARBRICK 5A School Street Place Commercial Edna zvill And Ed 11 And GEORGE J. BARRY 18 Francis Street Mechanic Arts Have you been sleeping in Mr. Bleilcr’s room, or were you thinking of that machinist ' s job? page twenty-one

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MARI ON V. BITHELL 34 Gledhill Avenue Commercial JOHN P. BERBAUM 14 Kippy Street General Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Prom Committee Marion sings like the proverbial lark, In the field of music she’ll make her mark. John is going to be a pilot. We ivill look up to you in the future. JlRDMAN botyStreet (MMMERCIAL i Jr ;7W3 r3Q. EDITH I. BERTINI 163A Belmont Street Commercial Italian Club, ’38, ’39. Edith want ' s to be a secretary and take dictation. Then she will get married and do the DONALD F. BOND 34 Maplewood Avenue College KENNETH E. BESSLER 12 Myrtle Street Mechanic Arts Student Council, ’39; Gilbert Sullivan, ’37, ’38, ’39; Senior Prom Committee; Xmas Pag¬ eant. Ken, don ' t forget a good drafts¬ man works any hours he wants. Don ivants to take Bca Wain to dinner and give her a line. A case of Don with the Wain. ELIZABETH BIRD 26 Thurman Park Com mercial Chorus, ’38, ’39. Betty wants to marry a good- looking millionaire or be a typ¬ ist and authoress. Personally,a good-looking millionaire would be the most interesting. Eddif wants to rfo to- college; perhaps he ' ll learn Jfozy to avoid the Barbs of life. ' I page twenty-three