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

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page twenty-nine W. RUSSELL CARROLL 32 Maplewood Avenue General President, Science Service Club, ’37, ’38; Crimson Staff, ’39- Russ will be an artist, A successful one, by heck, First he’ll draw a picture Then for it, he’ll draw a check. -JLA CVkaA LOUIS A. CASO 93 Malden Street Commercial Louis Caso wants to be a C. P. A. with a good looking secretary. He must have a deep love for all kinds of figures. MARY O. CATINO 26 Valley Street Commercial Home Room President, ’39. If Mary arranges other people’s hair as well as she docs her own, she’ll be an expert hair dresser. LUCY C. CAVICCHI 39 Clinton Street Commercial Basketball, ’37, ’38, ’ 39 - Lucy is a basketball player par excellence. Too bad there are no professional girls’ basket¬ ball teams. Francis is, the strong, silent type. His silence is especially noticeable when we ask his am¬ bition. He ivqjiA tell. It’s a big job to be fashion designer and model them too, but Claire is just the girl that can do both. y LILLIAN E. CARTER 10 Pierce Avenue Commercial Girls’ Glee Club, ’3 7 , ’38, ’39 5 Senior Representative. When this high school beauty uses makeup, it’s really gilding the lily. VIRGINIA M. CASE 16 Mohan Street Commercial Basketball, ’38; Honor Roll, ’ 37 . ’38, ’39; Christmas Fund Com¬ mittee, ’38. FRANCIS J. CARR 42 Wedgewood Street Mechanic Arts Football, ’36, ’37, ’„ CLAIRE E. CASEY 124 Union Street Commercial Spanish Club, ’39; Graduation Chorus, ’39. r--, -■ . — p —•— 99 n EMORIES J9 ‘“• T ’‘v ' j

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1 19 IUEIKCMES J9 MATTHEW CARADONNA 132 Chelsea Street Commercial Italian Club, ’37, ’38. Matthew won’t he an “also-ran” He’s a future successful business man! MARGARET CARBONE 184A Elm Street Commercial Senior Chorus. A successful secretary to a successful business man in a successful concern; in other words, Margie zvants to be a success. LEONARD 71 J$aJ er foa G 4 ! d t Earl has dTTfibjtfbns that are very high, He zvants to help the men who fly. DELfeEN C(Vn fee herself as a ccomitctxitpin the not- ' fiAurf . O |; v hope her hatcifialioe. EMILIO M. CARDELLO 30 Bucknam Street Commercial Italian Club, ’39. Emilio zvants to travel. Don’t go so far that you forget to come back. RDELLO ' adway Commercial Tnwesarcertainly isn’t deficient In things that make a secretary efficient. GERTRUDE L. CARLETON 232 Main Street Household Arts Gertie intends to be a govern¬ ess and teach little darlings to mind their P’s and Q’s. We hope they mind Gertie, too. CARLI Street OLLEGE is anatlmfjwho won’t his amlmion to anyone everyone. We’ll go right (A expecting the best from him anyhow! page twenty-eight

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VIRGINIA L. CLARK 148 Elm Street General Business To swung and to sing with a radio band IVoidd seem to Virginia simply grand. MARION E. CLARKE 41 Autumn Street General Spanish Club, ’38; Chorus, ’37, ’ 38 . Marion plans to enter a very noble profession. Shejwants to be a nurses a GEORGE M. CHRISTIE 853 Broadway Mechanic Arts If cz’er your auto should go on the blink, George will fix it as quick as a wink. JOSEPH A. CIANCIULLI 7 Andrews Street Commercial Junior Home Room President, ’38; Chemistry Club, ’37, ’39. When in a business Joe takes part. He ' ll do his best with all his heart. A 19 urn IE MOHR Its J9 GEORGE O. CHAMBERLAL 27 Highland Avenue (r Vfc General J MS X 4 Dramatic Club, ’37, V38, ’39; Junior Prom Commbne , ’38; Senior Prom CommHtro. ’39; Baseball, ’37; Home Room President, ’37. Everett will be put on the map when George enters the movies. JOHN CIOL 21 May Street General John wants to go into govern¬ ment service. We have a Mel¬ vin Purvis in our ranks. ALFRED R. CHANONHOUSE 214 Hancock Street Mechanic Arts Al will travel by road or by the air lanes As an auto mechanic or a builder of planes. CONSTANCE V. CLARK 35 Webstar Street Gs r ' yJvL Connie thin type to be I aK