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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1940 volume:

I , a ? l , 119 MEMOR IE8 Va 40 a Don't think you have finished a race because you receive a diploma. In reality this pre- tentious document is merely a permit to begin a new lap in the race you have been running for years. A diploma is not a certihcate of retirement from the inconvenience of required study. It is simply a passport which will allow you to go to new fields of experience, pro- vided you will work your way. MARTIN G. SANBORN Headmaxter You have accomplished one important step in your progress toward fulfilling the demands of life. chceforth, let your words, thoughtsr and deeds so reflect the ideals and attitudes in- dicative of an efficient personality that you will be an inspiration to your neighbor, a source of joy to your family, an asset to your community. and a value unto yourself. Let truth, love, honor, and courtesy dominate the patterns of your conduct; and may success be your reward. CIHRIJ'S Ii. BLEILICR SH 17 mzlxirr ovaTmmmH WHADOAVW .w .3 .m ilH The history, literature, and civilization of France. Now I want a specific illustration. Embryonic Einsteins at work. Double, double toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubblefy One of the busiest spots in the school. You have the world at your finger tips. Speed it up, girls! They love to see the flaming forge, and hear the bellows roar. As ye sew, so shall ye reap. IO Women's hats where so much goes into so little. Arms distance from the center. II Jamcs O'Donnell 1' H l CA I. linrham Laskey Ina Love N H K2 RA wanium Spnccr Mary Abbenc Adrian Christnlfcls Marion waninm Landry Rulwn Sumvlr ART George Ahngis Thomas Manning Nm'mu Duncan Ruth Goldman r A cure Nurman VVvlch .3. . V1 James Cotter IVIichael Parisi titan Ennk $Iaff William MtLuughlin S Pmrick DcSalvatarc Durulhy McLean Ilelt-u Mclmish S l-ACR ETA R x L Miles mag Panlding .4 Htlen Thnmpsnn Ruhm Zurtnrinn Ll TERARY Pasquale Samilli use Cufassu Grnre U' SENIUR CLA. Liaqmr ; 9 HISTORY Jeanne Cunners Frances DeLeo Hx'u-n chem FACK'LTY AIH'ISERS Edward F. Hl-mlull W. AhlL-n Hnrhm IuIIu-rs U'Dunurll Ichnel l'ul'isi Jame: Cone: -nrmle Kclly Gertrude Kelley VENERAL IKUSINESS Rul :1 Machlcgul'y Geraldine MacLellan Yi 'ed Davis Allan Samuelson Yi mm Dayw Gurdnn Tanner Herbert Dunn SPORTS Peter Meremla Angelo LePure Michael LnRoch Churlrs McCarthy Amlmr Su-vcmm SENIQR SENIOR HOME ROOM AGENTS Gaspar Suchmm Pasquale Santilli Peter Mercnda Jeanne Connors Pres. VicevPres. Treas. Scc'y. SEN I O R HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS 4K GEORGE M. ABAGIS 18 Birch St. General Junior Prom Chairman. '39; Year Book StaH. '38, '40: Crimson Staff, '39, '40; Senior Prom Committec '40; Manager ni CONCETTA M. ACCETTULLO 175 Hancock SL College H'c think C'mlrctm will trawl c.l'lrrmiz'cIyS trawl ix lu'nadmxfng you Imam Basketball, '39, '40; Track, '38; Glee Club Shuw, '40. Fm' lhiugs arc I'mpuxxihlc f0 diliycurc and .rkilL KENNETH ABAGIS 18 Birth St. General Orchestra, '38. '39. '40: Lyceum. '40: Sports- xmlfs Club. '39. '40: Track. '38: Football, '38' He's ulwayx in HM url nf dvliiwry mf u mum's ImlU. ,2 : MARY ABBENE 25 Schml St. Hrmsrhulrl Arts English Club. '39. '40: Science Service Club. '39; HOT Pmm Cmnmitlcc. '40; Year Rmk Raff '40; G ls' Basketball. 138. '40; Honor Rull. '38, '. Parlin P Organization. If xilmru tuun' yuldru, 5hr mmld lw r'irh, EVA ABRANIS .76 Francis St. Cunmmrcial :1 runny nafm'v twinning laxliny fl'l'l'udxhif Hm I yn'lu r 1'. '40 . ' ' 1? ! just a r'rgn'llur' nll mum! girl. I11 ' E. M. AHLIN VINCENT J. ALIBERTE 15 Pruspem St. ' General 53 Forest Ave. Cummercial Gilbert and Sullivan, '38. '39' '40; Spanish TI'UTT! ix Ilu' fund af rdumlium Club' '40; Usher at Scninr Pl ' '40. Tu Irv n juuruulfxl ix Grz'll'mlv'x mm: umhifinm ROSE AGRESTI 58 Harley Avg Household ,Xrts Ll quid rxh'riur rnm'ml: murlL MARGARET E. ALLEN H Dartmouth St Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan. '38. '39. '40' .S'lzr ix pwlly In wall: will: :llld willy In talk 'EVI'III. 15 .Myv L.Efi'ujlsZ AMORoso ANTHONY ASCOLI 1 3V':d1t'gwoogr St. '1 General 52 Cottage St. College 1 213440qu41 '39, '40 Ter 39, '40 .1 4'47444'r1'cnlim45 .rllm'vll! and a friend In an ' ' m' to humid ,; all 201147 Imam him. jj 1.0447 Ell nvwknnwinq 4 u V 4 ALMA M. ANDERSON HAROLD ARCHER 4,. 941 Bmadxxay General 102 Flancis St General Schuwl Cuuncil, '39. '40: Girls English Senior Hume Room Agent; Gilbert and Club, '39, '40; Juninr Prom Committee; SullivW1 Senior Prom Committee; Usher Dlama , 441 141414 1441mm mun 741m l4 mix 41 .vfl'rliylzl Night. . igurrnrnl$ Ilm' xmilr. hrlfm' Hum any IIIFIII'U'HF. NW A ' IV mm' 1144' mr'ux nf Im' pulz'mlx. W Wily ICHOLASJ. 'DROS M54. A Ixccum 9 ' : ' L 0' VJ Crims I 513,. '39. ; ni r Rrom. '38, B '3;9 u Pruer , .' ' ' 34 Play. 4'44; Gir 'Glecw w. $11 4 Club. .1 mm: n'lm Imx n ihmmau fru'ndv 1m? 4414' 41 U11? m .rfa'm'. NATALIE 15 Chestnut St Shc i4 quv ful friends. My Commercial has a IQ! of 4; .1 DEXTER H. ATKINSON 3 ELEANOR BAILEY 29 Baker Road General 25 Hawthorne St. Huuaehold Arts IIB'd r'nfht'r dn llzr'nys Hum lull? alum! IIIUIII. '- A sunny dislmxiliun is her Ircusm'r. JEAN ASHLEY RUTH E. BAILEY 14 Sherman St. College 5'4 Prescott St. Household Arts Honor Roll. '38. '40; President. Parlin 0pm. wm'al frimdh'. Iefud, P ; Dramatic Class. '38, 39. 4'0 Senior F'H'Hk MW 11 W hard m f' ' Prom Cmnm.: Dramatic 'Class Show 5, 38. '39. '40: Senior Class Play; Class Day Usher, '39, .4 MW! 41ixjmxil4'nn yilzl: the vdycs 0f lifr's lrlutlrrst clouds. LEONA R. BALTIN A. EDWARD BARlSANO 44 Harley Ave General Italian Club, '39, '40. $1 mrwr ax a cmxlrarlnr ix Eddit's fnlm'z'. ml Irving St, Commercial Lama Nan: a fulm'r nf linuu'stir bliss. ,. K I 11 d :23 n 'k UR BAMFORD CATHERINE A. BARBATO x1313 OfJelsea S General 285 Chelsea Sn Cnmmercial mp ix mm frllnw whn'll slay mt Hm Cnmmunsvuxoi:1m! wmmmL 11ml m lmlp nlhm'x fly. THERESA BANVILLE 7 Prospect SL Cmnmercial Sump say .clzv': quid Imr- . CHESTER E. HARRINGTON uFl XYimhrup 5t. Mechanic Arts Christmas Basket Cummittcc, '39; Chemistry Club. '39. C'ln'l'x quiIv an rxprrl in Hm land uf llu' .muzv-H'A'sf hills, GEORGE H. BARNES, JR. ILLENE G. BARRUW 39 Valley St. .Vlcchanic Arts 108 Nichols St. Cummernial :1 disjmxilimr liln' Gunmv's ix xm'v In Win Nu! uiu'r .rcrimu. :Imliuus 171' Md. fI'IIL'HLl-Y. ' th i5 Ilw Iylm Hm! malarx ymt glad. THOMAS J. BARKER ERNEST R. BARTON 101 Broadway Mechanic Arts .74 .leFfermn Ave. Commercial Gilbcrk and Sullivan, 139,40. AIm-aj'x a gmnd xjmz'! aml Nady In lxvlfv H 710 Inn any fault. 1w 1m: lrfl us in doubl. flmxr n-hu ask, I 7 EVELYN E. BATEMAN 71 Freeman Ave. College Silmlly :Im :Imk along. Away Irmn Iln' ium-Id': Imsy lln'nugl, ELIZABETH T. BAXTER 115 Glendale St. College Girls' Glee Club, '39. '40: Senior Prom Commitme: Senior Class Play: Girls' Glee Club Show, '40. J sun.rhim' hrm'l am! a mu! uf snug. EVELYN BEATON 61 Taylor Sn, Maldcn Commercial H'r'll juxf my xhr'x saw! and wixa 1'71 Hot MW: mmliuu 110' :i::: WAYNE M. BEASLEY 1 Bradford Terrace Scientific Humeruom Preaidem. '38: Chemistry Club. '39 Sailing, miliny uz'cr Hm bnuuding main. In a tin luml. in un njh'rcr'x nml. I: the 10in mnbiliuu nf H'uynr. HARRY A. BEANE 9 Dane SL Mechanic A rts Harry want: a Iifl' 0f msr. Nu zi'nrl: mid lulx n! play; Nmu Isn'l that Ian much to 11:1? If you vxpm'l mmd puy. 4.2 XYulmn SL CYNTHIA A. BENJAMIN 95 Nichols St, Cummercial SIM: quip! mt Ihz' uulxlllr: Ihr In'x! .mrl of girl willinL HELEN BELLOFATTO 56 Cunagc 5L Commercial Quiz! and iminxlriuux, H'illz a :ml for n'm'lc. 18 BERNARD C. BENOIT College .11 lillfr nmmmn' mm' and llml ls I'rllxlu'd by HM hrs! of mun! CARMELLA BERNARDI 117 Belmont St. Cnilege leil'x and mink: and mmhm wilan Xmlx am! Invin- und wrmilmi xmilrJ. ETHEL C. BERNAZANI 219 Hancock St. Commercial lillu'lk amlrifiml is no! In hr ditlalmi m. S 1an lo zliclulr. H'v len' ynn'll .mn'rvd. H'Imh'z'm' fivld .rhc vulm'x Ellu'l. Ilrlvn will ml! xlxirlc. ' h RALPH F. 3180 CATHERINE N. BLOOD 3 3-8 Corey St. General 19 Beacon St. Commercial Italian Ciuh. '39, 511th a liny lift , I111! ?L'L' 7mm nu! mmmre Hcrr's a boy with big idmL Al Ihv prc- Im- ululily by lu'r sicnx .wul Iimc il look: MN MW Murivw Curran VIRGINIA E. BISHOP MARGARET M. BLANCIIARD 42 Greenhalge Ave. Commercial 71 School St. Commercial Girls' English Club. '39. '40: Dramatic Class. '40; Senior Chorus . Of a good lu'ginuiuy mum: a mind muiiny. ax Jlurym'n Inn Imd in our Drnmulir Clam. Ifridy a rcporrrr would hr lwr dvliglxl To xrnnl! up nm'x bnllx day and uiyhl. EILEEN . AKENEY 108 Glendale S Commercial yrv'iv TIMI mm xmull 1mm! mu'd mrry all slu' lemma. m ,. l - I r ,, , ,1 ; 1 , .A ,1 I A ' ,1 I C.,JAMES BOGNORE V I ' l :52 Springvale Ave. General I ,3. w .1 g; l l - Junior Prom Commitme . l lama: will whisllu :vhilr Iu' mrrles a! air- v 1 . . .x rnndmumng. EDYTHE BLOOlMt MARY R. ROLAND I llU Malden St Conunercial 14 Lafayelle 5L College 4 Honor Rnll. '38; Parents' Night Usher. '38 Tri-Hi Club H'lwn yum' frmlmrulm-r' rmu hiylt Jml your Ixnul i5 frcliuy laugh, H'Imx Mary :unllwx your Icz'rn'd brow- O IIn-v--llml's quilu runugh. DOROTHY M. BLOOD RICHARD H. BOND 6 Russell St. Commercial 5.? Hancock St, Commercial .7! wars: and a lmwlrr urr 11w Iwn thingy: Iidylln' tmuld like In Im. A way IImI': winning; u :milr Ilml': guy. Uni will :m'n'czl in mvry way! xA t'unfiuur nll yum- rlimlv in muxir and lm- mmv a .m'uml Ihuirrrn'xkl. 19 l DONALD T. BONTEMPO 6.3 Sammet St. General Italian Club, '39, '40. Quiet and unamuming Yr! always a gym! fcIla-w. ALFRED E. BUDREAU 249 Main St College Skvxuaxlriring will Imd him in mum: in H19 Navy Curlu. EDWARD J. BOURCEOIS, JR. 10 Glendale St Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan, '39, '40; Sportsman's Club. '38: Senior Prom Committee, '40. Far mlifurmx :pify and a life quite gay and frat, Ed Iakm to the SNL MARION L. BOUDREAU 9 Dean St. A girl izr'ilh a Nmsmxr dispnxilimx and u xmmy :mllv. LILLIAN M. BOUDREAU 323 Main St. Commercial .4 firm! xnrrmx n: a xcrwtar'y bcmust she has Jux! what i: zzredcd. 54 Lynn St. Girls Clu 3 .,11 5h CHARLES T. BOYD, JR. fr 84 Cleveland Ave. olle J If rant? and llraiu: urn n'lzal ff Iakm lo M a Prumimt Clmrhr lmx nnr Inn! in 1hr thifr Hnusr HH'iU. MYER BOYARSKY 44 Lexington St, COHege Honor RolL '38, '39. 40; Band, 38. '39, 40; Orchestra. '38. '39, '40; Basketball, '38. Y 9, ,40. Illv Iwainx. and brawn arr all in mm E-MM 20 F. NORVELLE BRA 15 W'inthmp Rd omx ' Baseball, '38. '39, 'r . 07 Commercial 'W 111' arc lonkiny farward In spring Nor- I'cllv an the RM Sox in 1945. CAROL E. BRAY 62 Gledhill Ave College Spanish Club IVE Ilulm 10 hour 011 mm: fufm'c day 11 n'lmlr In! mnn' almnl Cnrul'x mmit .Q FLORE B EECE ELEANOR M. BUDREAU E: 37 Winthrop 515 Commercial 7 Timothy Ave. Coliege Emmi! . It's WWW to the man- Basketball. 37, 38; Cheerleader, '38, '39. ncquiu 4t lf't'll rant far you 10 do the but. MARY E. BRODERICK ROGER BRUNK 25 Wedgewood St. Household Arts 36 Florence St. Commercial A silent tongue and a mm hear! arc thy Tu um hi5 daily double tron 1hr win, mos! admirable things an mrth, Scum: In hc R0y0r : only dmx'm HOWARD A. BROSSEAU p ferry SL College WWW mxlx 1hr lads! and zinc: Ihv must is his Noam ! 31711715 PATRICIA M. BURKE IlU Ferry SL Commercial Camera Club, '40. U'r'll almmw rvmcmlu'r Pal ax Ilml quid girL GEORGE J. BURKE RUTH A. BURKE 106 Clark St Commercial .74 Greenhaigc Ava Cnmmcrcial NMW a Farr and a yrmf scum nf human U'lvm Ruth ix a surn'lm'y xlm mu myly Im a flaming Juicm: LEONE F. BUNN GEORGE J. BURNHAM 67A Dean Sn Commercial 41 Trcmnnt St. Commercial Senior Class Play, '40; Girls' Debating Baseball. '39, '40. Club, '39. Thousand: 'Zk'i 3mm t'lll't'l' Umwgv at Fru- Marrinyc micrs and turn: Leann from way Park. Irving 0 jHiug rlurk ARTHUR G. BUTLER FRANCIS E. BYRNE 2.7 Dcvens St. Commercial 31 Clark St. Homeroom President. '38: Baseball, 38. K39, '40. Commercial Hr': uni noisy, ltmd nr gay. 1211! Enjoy: life in a quit! way H'mlilz i: sirl': aim G. BOYCE BUTT J. OLIVER BUTTS IS Freeman Ave. Cullegc 43 Luke Rd Commercial Lyceum. '40. Fnrn'ardnux and wit TIM yym will lank Inur'ly tuitlxrml Buyrc! Arr your krys tn lmxinmx .vm'rvm. ELEANOR L. BUTTS 43 Luke Rd Commercial Dram dmigniny ix Ilzr mrm'r Elmnm' Imx rlmxmL VaV- , ' I 11 ROSE M. CAFASSO fj .A 368 Main 5L 0mm Honor Rull. '38. '39 '40: Activity Agent. HUD; Library StzIFf. '38. 39, '40: Yritcr C Cluh. '40; Juniur Prom Cmmnitluc. '39. You'll hut-r Nmn- uf urfrrirmv in Imnm'r 110,1! urlx if hi! fly Utpirl'x durlx. FRANK F. CADRAIN. JR. JOHN A. CAHILL .78 H'ulcun SI. L'uxumcrcial Ul Waverly 5L Cnllrgc Humm' is his dmrrxl Prim; .Vurm'duy lulu! may mlil Hit Hfulull .Vrm 'I'ln' lruvhrr: all will min ll. fru'u Ink Jlnr'l In lfwrvll. DANIEL A. CADIGAN PAUL V. CAIHLL 3 H St. Cummcrcial 21 Warren St. Ihm :muld mizl llix Hme In rlxr Iixr 41f ROI, Stu- pluyrrx. General 'ln plull Ihr- furl: MW: 11w luck uf Ifdxlrl .N'ltm'r ix hix mm. N N EILEEN F. CALLAHAN DOROTHY L. CAMPBELL I 51 Rock Valley Ave. Commercial 80 Road Ave. Commercial Crimson '38 '39 '40; Girls' Debating Glee Ciuh Show Usher, '39.. Club, 3'9; Usher Class Day '39: Junior DIII ha; a frivndly .IIIII'Ic and II kIIIIi 1mm Pron'1 Commitme 3'9; Cheerleader. 3.8 '39 I'm; ct'm'ymm 4'0 Senior Class Play Usher. '40. O. Xursc . . .Ict'l my IHIIII'! LOUISE A. CALLERO ROBERT J. CAMPANA I 32 S, Ferry St. General 881ef'fersnn Ave. College .UI'IIIII 1U 'II'I'II 171' m1! of Mr :I'nrhl II: on! Football III faxIII'IIII, links LmII'xr. TIIr what will :I':::II' 1311; 17m plIrlriral IIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIfIIII: I-IIIIIIINr I': on IIII job I I ' . ,, Lf' ' RUTH T. CAMERON I v1 ,1 I 3- ' 47 Everett 51. Commercial 1' ' , r .HIIIIW II IIIIIIII xpnrl IIIIII I'I'IIIII- IIII' fIIII. . l I93 f ' , ' x I WALTER F. CAMPBELL I 81 KlalIlm SI, L'IImInI-rcial Uh. III' LI II'IIII' IIIIII III' is :I'I'xr. .IIIII III' III II IrI-I'm- jar III'X xisIn MARY L. CAMPBELL WILLIAM CAMPBELL 31 Curvy 5L College 11 Chisholm 51. General VI'ritI-rs' CIIIII. '40, Laschall '38 '3.9 '40. ' III IIII IIIII'fI- I-IIppIII IIIIIfI'nIIIII IIIII IIIII' IIIHlH'HIUIS III'IIII, trunk! and l'm' luv IIIIIIII IIIIHI II III III. IIIIII' IIIH pIIIIIIIIIII l'l IIH rpidIIIIiI. IIIIIIII IIIIII, IIIIII IIIINIV INHIIHIILE ll IIII IIIIII III III: IIH. JOAN l. CAMPBELL KATHRYN E. CAPEN .70 Km! AI'I-I L'IIIIIIIII'rtile ll Ruck Valley Ave. Cmumcrcial 'l'vxxir IhI' 'I'I'Ivixl 'HrlS'I9Ullatil1g Huh '40 HIIII I'l'hl'ltl II'IIrIIT IIIII.' II'III - IIIII III IIIIIIII II fIIIIIIII IIIIIII' IIIIm JIIIIIII LInnNIrll II IIIIIIIIII; III. I'LI'HII'I' I nf III.. III I'III IIII III IIIIII N VINCENT A. IARBONE GLORIA CARDINAL 60 Reed Ave Mechanic Am 1.7 Bellingham Ava Commercial IIIiIIuIIuc um! IIIaIn: ya to Mali aiM Glnriu': uIIIIIIIIrIIx Ix In sing mII'IImIIII. .I :wu'l IIIIIII Jung IIIIIIIII anything. HARVZYW G. CARD LILIJAN J. CARDELLO 43 Jefferson Ave. Mechanic Arts 21 Pearl St, Cnmmcrcial Gilbert and Sullivan. '39. '40; Bangl gmd 'InyIII'u'I-iliny Ix Ilzr jIIII fm' I.IIIIaII; Orchestra. '38, '39. '40: Chairman, Chrm- ,s'hp'd mIImI tlei' Hm mllg, . mas Basket Committee 4'0, I I will IIIIIIm' IIIF 3m with If FLORA M. WWLL I a 350 Bruadw V X Commercial . I IIuIa c umlifl III IIIIIIIII IF IimI III plugif'lI IIhI'ul'y j , A74 MARIE F. CARUSO WI Hancock SI. Cnmmcrcial TIIII IIII. III IIH' III. III III IIIIIIH IIIIJIIIIM 4' pImxIIIII. und IIIIIIIIIIII my IIIIcIIIrmrv MARJORIE D. CARR MARIANNA E. CASACCIO 218 Bucknam St Cummcrcial 74 Maldeu St. Commcrcial SIII II rurInII dirt IlIaII Iii ! . mi , Jluriuunu :vIsIu'x ancII UIILI IIM' drni slum W KL 1 mm II. ,zu ,W II A W .- 0N um; ADOLPH D. CARLUCCI 310 Main St. Commercial Italian Lluh. 39 40; Gilbert and Sullivan '38 '39; Band anrl Orchestra '38 'I' I XHHYI nu; HUI III fuII LS III IIIIIIIIIIIII In XIIIIIIIWI. DOROTHY l. CASSO 71 Malden St Commercial IhInIIIIv' r GIIIIIIIIIIII Ir I'IIIIIIIr mid Ind dIIICIDHI InIIII IIIL' nIxI VII cu Ins III luI u III'UIII IIIHIIL'IIT'L'. .IIIII IIMI Umrlir CIIIIII u I'IIxI. JOSEPH A. CATANZANO 22.3 Elm 5L Comnmrcial ,, Baseball. '40. In sun'rrd Mr, Jon Cronin of Ihr Boston Ix'ml SM 1': Ilzix frlln'zv'x mmlm'l mullitimn SYLVIA H. CERASOLA 30 Adams Ave, Ilrn' 1w haw lln' wry pink nf lu'rfN- timt. Conmmrcial 40 Lynda SL JUANITA H. CHAVIS 147 Union St. Commercial English Club. '39; 'Vriters' Club. '40: Girls' Basketbal! Team, '40. Jmmilu Imx Iwu amhilhnm 5hr h'mllll liA'r In Iu'rmlu' a :qunyraller'r and 0 mm- mrr'rial urtixl. LEONARD CHAITON 8 Malden SL College Band. '38. '39. '40, H'Iu'n Ilu' nnlhmk 1': Irina, Hr'll talk 111': way thrmmlL CAROLYN A. CERULLO Commercial ' Christmas Basket CommiNce, '40; Italian ' ' ' , ' Club. '40; Italian Club Show. '40. ' ' ll ix Ihr quip! nwr'km' :ulm Jurmnls. Cullen Honor. Roll. '38: Library Smff. '38. '39. '40; To luv u :Ialixlirfml i: n-lml Kiln Ims in miml: .N'llr'll xm'vly makv u yum! mu', fur xlxv Is ADRIAN L. CHRISTOFELS 3 Gladstone Terr. General Crimson Stat?. '39. '40: Christmas Baska Committee, '38. '39: Year Book Stall '40; Senior Prmn Committee, '39' '40 Tu he an umirmlndy fur Hm supcrrmm I; what Adrian swim In arhim'u . JOSEPH CIAMPA hl Everett 5L Cunuqcrcial Italian Club. '39, '40. . ' v'y man is Iln' drill v- ! Ilix mm furlmu'. uml luv mmlrl :luxlyu In mukv I11: I I RITA M. CHRISTENSEN 137A Hclmnnt St. l'riiHl. 40 Ilmx t'nrlium'. CATHERINE M. CHILDS 58 Windwr St. General 'I'rioHi Club H'hy mu'l lery uII Iu' mnlvuml like Ima' JOHN S. CHESLOFSKY 34 Alfred St Mcchaniv Arts lulmmr wnfs lu M u duluxp; Blmvlmy ix his Iim'. If nm' run jmhrr by his fuxI, $ NIX fullm' .tm'rly Inmlrx fim'. mun fm'luur. SAMUEL CIAMPA 30A Tufts Ave, Gilbert and Sullivan. '38. 39. Sum want? In Imrh all Iilllr Imy: 1hr art of Sm Smuliny. College ANTHONY CIOVACCO 39A Bclumm St. .-Ifflcx, pmrhrx. plums and pram slrr Iml .mmr nl Tnnyx warm. Commercial DOROTHY COCIlRANE 5 Bow St. Household Arts Basketball, '38. '39. '40. Tn hr a nmdrl ur a Iypisl is what xhr 7.71:le tn Irv. IVL' think :In d make a mndrl Iypisl. FRED M. CLOONAN 4i Cottage SI. Fmvlball, 'JK 'I'n Iu' a .cpraln'ny n'imu'r nmuld IYr Frcd's rlrliyhl. 54: .ril qu'k. Frmldir. and Imlzl m: Iiylxl. General ANTHONY CIULIA .255 Viuc St. Con unurciul .lx u l'uxrlrull pluyrr 7w hwuld rumlulr Tony ' . m'nuvllu. ANNA ,u. 11011651 NU Cletnut St. ,hM' ynmlm w m .n'lvmrl uml IV: V Italian 5mm Imx . .x'lrnwmrNu'r'. SYLVIA E. COLE 48 Villa .MI', l'nrlin I' Urgnnizaxiun; CllriHIIIIM Shuw. .38. lful Hh' shy dmm-x m .mrlt :1 mix. .Vu .mH Hfmn mt If I' Ihly Ix hull .vu filu' a .x'iylll. . JOSEPH V. COGNATO BO Mydiwn .h'u. U u Ihr mm! upru pluinx. .1111! Hu' Iuml nf Mr Im'f am! lhr slvmlx. Cullcuc Cullcgc ., .MJVXV :mm' . u- x. .. . . . Wuncrcml 30. Am a 3700;! xlmlrul . will I'.' .1 WWI JOHN COMICHFORD 4 ! Cuhot SI. L'anuc Fxmlhull. 38. '30. '40: anlmll. '38. '39. '40; Iinskvxhull. '38, '39. 110. Captain. .40. HVm'x .vm' uIl-rumul lvllrr umuf 15:7 trim ! duv :ur upplumif TIMI ii. my .vlndmm. yml lmm' yumxml. II'A ,lurlcir Cmm'r'lunl. IELIO COMMITO 7 k'rms St. Cmmnvn'ial Honor Rn . Izlm JHJ'I nuhus lu muA-r 4-110 le In In'v UHHMII'IUIVIA', LAt-,W ,.;'1 A... -88, AAA .,. JEAMG D. CONNERS JAMES T. COTI'ER 09 Preston St. College 134 Vernal Sl. College Honor Roll. '38; Class Secretary. '38. 839, Hunur Roll. '40; Treas. of 801211. Class. '38; '40: Girls' English Club. '39. 840: 8Vritcrs' Bus. Mgr. of Year Book. '40: Lyceum, '38, Club. '40; GirIs' Glee Club. '40: Girls. Dr:- 839. '40; Dehating Team. '39. '40: Parlin P hating Club. '39; Junior Prnnl Committee: Organization; Junior Prom Comm.; Senior Senior Prum Cnmmincc: l'arlin P OrganA Prom Cnan; Football. 38 izalinu: Senior Class Play Uslwr. '140 Girls. II 1hr luvs! i: any rrflm'iml. Jimmy's Inmrc Glcc Club Show, '4 Year Honk Staff 4'0 .x'prIIJ .mrrvxx, .-l Iilllc UIIIlHH-fl high: u ddium 'zvinlum. W'ARREN G. COOK VUUJ'ER V. COSTA, JR. 129 Clarcncv 5!. General 6 Purtrr St. Gcm-ral Ummmiuu lhrir mm mrrils. mndvsl mm Dramatic Claus. '39. '40: Crimson SlaH. 839. um nmlr '40: Smiur Prom Cmmuiltvc; Track. '38. H'ullrr .myx lhul xrhrml rmfl ltr mn'd .m it nmxl In. vlulun'd. ROSEMARY CORKIGAN 38 Glcmlulc Aw, Ucucrnl SL ck -nu- Scrvim t luh. '.40 Mindlnl :ml u! 1m nlf hul in um'm; III: rum 0f ullms ' I A . $ WALTER CIHHIKER 8 W V, ' x. 9 Summit .h'l'. VHHWU' x W 8 A HIVY . . . Hlilhr mmlx In mwum'r llin:.n'lj inlu u A . . 8 but jul'. I , ,TlloMAS E. COYNE MILDRED I. CRUSH! 54 Spring: St. lemnir .M'h JUJ Slum- St. Llnmmrrcial . li:hlwlhull. liirlx' llvhnting Huh. 2W. lum, ltlcr Hmnv nllturn hm umbilmu :wrnltl llxltln'zl m ulu' zvhu Illuxlr'ulux llrr :Ir'lixtir Ilnl 1I1,ulu.u', 11 :IMy m u'w xkulnm. lhyl :w Hm lull yum, hr Icwrl'x nu hix Im-x. NICHOLAS CUV'INO DOROTHY I.. CRUVO WU lhm' St. Mechanic Arh 58 Lewis 5L ancral lln' :urr'lnl x. Inc and. uful ICIX pun Ihc .Illhulmh with 11x Ilul u .churl Iimr. hrr mu qplm Icmm'. :vhvn' lu' m Hulugl. l'lmmnlm'xx has n'm'hmi ux all. N w ALBERT W. CROWELL LESLIE N. CUSHING 26 Richdale Ave. Commercial 31 Central Ave. Mechanic Aris Dramatic Class. '38. '39, '40. T0 I15 11 milar ht- Inn 111 mind, A raving rrpurfrr who will wrflc a book And in a first matc': uniform. 1111 H111 :idc. Oh. boy, 1111117 110 I001: 151ch EUNICE K. CRUIKS LOUIS J. CUNEO 36A Thorndike St. H ehold Arts 43 VVnodville St. Commercial Exlnirr c1111 dmxrr and would 1' to teach il.Tl1rI hook; 111111 11r1'cr rrr whm Lnuic'x 21' sh II ach it. 11 C. ROSE K. CRYAN X151 Broadway Conunercial IIIF .1111 11111111: SH and slum xlnml from lIm'r xrl11r1'1 tn Ilrm Im 11111511 MADELINE F. DAGLEY I '7 . 073 13111111111211! Central 4f M - A ' Filly 111'! I5 IIMI Ill 11'111'1'11 Ilu' lmmI. II11' 1' A JI 4 1 II1'111I. 11ml II11' I11'111'I .1111 11111111111, 111, , 1 MARY CUTONE E. WINIFRED DAVIS 11 Shute St C111111111-r1'ial 10 Purtur St, Con11111'11'1al Illl1111111l1 .Uurv I111: 1111! 11'1'11I 1101' 11111111311 II111111r 'W'L '8' '39' 'l' SC'lf'U' L1111111'il 7 ' '11; '19 41 Trms. 111-0 1111 :II: . ', 7' ' 1'11I111'flx. M W HR d 'I '40; W'rite C111l1,';40 Juni and 51111111 ' ' mN' Pr1'1111L'1111 1 Yczu Buok 511111; Class Day Usl11-1'.'3'9 P;11lil1 P . .I p11rf1111f1zl 1111111! 1111! I11 11111111111I I11' 111111 I11111' nr Nair SAUL CUTLER WILLIAM J. DAYS 37 Ferry 5!. College 14 Clarcmc St. Lommcrcial ' 5111111111 C1111111il.':-Hl l 111'11111.'3.8 '39; 811:1lJmstra, 38, 39. 40; LulheI't and Sulhvan 1;.11 5.. 3:9 Junim and Swim P111111 ' 1 , ,, ., 01111111 Ll11'ist111zls Basket 01111111.: Your 1111-1, fiddlu. Nay Bonk . HIT. 111v 1111.111 11,1 11.11 1113.1 111 11111 11111111111111- 11121111 I JOSEPH DeFILlPPO 43 Pearl St. Commercial Italian Club. '39, '404 The xcrrc! oi xmrm: lics in rmln'arfny JOSEPH A. DeMARTINO 3 Hawthorne St. Commercial A lillhI knozvlrdgv HDZU aml llmx Ix rvlixlwd lav Ilu' lmxl of mm. r'z'm'y opfmrllmiry. DOROTHY C. HEULLE FRANCES E. DeLEO 11 Heath St. 4x, General 26 Shma St. College mutiny ai W 7l7 kkcrpm', Honor Roll. '38: Senior Chorus; Writers' n H1! Mr Club, '40; Year Book StaFE ;, . Mr Iva Illd 1le 110 quifz' wall Framric wmtld Illep I0 haw 1m ltcliozn', ' In pm'xniuy ll : parlirulm' line ll': 41 fcurlm' sln' zuunfs In lm. Ru! 14w lcmm' tlmlk 1'qu .mmrlhlny Money y Judginy fy'nm :vlmt m' IN, CHARLES F. DcKEYSER 195 Broadway Mechanic Arts Honor Roll, .38. '39, 10; Graduation Ushen ' '38: Student Manager of Band. '38, '39. '40. ' xl good lruv :lmI'f-uud fair Hr alwayx dam Illinyx 1m llw squm'c. K ' yn 144114564111. ' ?ulvih 'VKL' 4 lml 144' all lemm' 1v 1 1w 0 '4I ' l'riqlxl BLANCHE DeNAUW A. WILLIAM DePIANO 134 Francis St. Connnercial 38 Bennetk St. Scientific Bluuclw, 7414' lemma will male: a wry plcu- Chemistry Club, '39. mm dllllllltln I4; any njfirz', H'illium 'zvanld lilu' In malev drafting lxix lifr'x tml'ln ISABEL 'DEMIRJIAN PATRICK E. DeSALVATORE 137 Central Ave. Commercial 95 W'averly SL Cmnmercia! Fur slxc lmx 41 fury and Inch 41 uzivn Lyceum, '38; Italian Club, '394 '40; Science And to IM' lm-ml, m'vzlx only In llu mm. Service Club, '39; Crimson Stag, '39, '40; Year Book Staff, '40 Pur'x ambition i: In fly. ll'r lmpc lu' mula': the lap. 29 - .- 4 . .77 11' JILLIO DeVlTO IRENE A. DiBLASlO 52 Everen St. Mechanic Arts 17 Pierce Ave. Commercial T0 Im an ngiutrr ix hi: fondvxl Impr. Italian Club. '39. '40; Italian Club Show. '40. In'ur mull: In go In Ifl1017, Jusf tn lmch Hm yahlml I'ulr. MARIO E. DEVITI'O PAUL DIAMOND 227 Main St. Xh'chanic Arts 112 Florence St. Cnllcge Basebal1.'38 '39: l r Band. '40. Thu mmxy rcm'mx: n! lu'c mics lure Brat ymr Izuul'hx ame 0n Ilw dlmm mu 1er n lint why Lulifbu m. rm. l'uul. Gc'm Krulm will In nu! nf a julv Winn ynu bryl'u. , 4y . - 'nI' ,LM 4 1J4 EDWARD DIAMOND 1; W 11,,J1'V u v 12 W'akirs Ave. Muclmuic Arts jv J g! mmd-nnfurrd Irlln'w with a lll'l'P prr- ' .nmulily. AMERICO DENINO 22 Wyllis Ave. College, xlmvriw mull: In muln' mmvlhiuy nl him- C .n'lf. .Jrnmimg In .rmrixlirx, hr'll surrrrd. . DiCRE RIO FLORE CE R. e. chanic Arts 32 Courdalul St. Commercial '3 ,4. '40. Italian Club, '39. '40. mrr. Brnny Cnod- Happy um I. frmu rarr I'm lrm, inn: Ilix baud. H'hy uruu'l Iln'y uII mnlvulml INN mp? Wm JOSEP 25 W ullingtnn lu OK STEPHEN A. DiDONAT LESTER DLUGOVE S Hadley Court General 1 IS Ferry St. Cmnmercial Hunor Rull. '39. '40: Italian Club, '40; Gilbert and Sullivan, '38. '39. Italian Pay, '40 Our wlzrr'r Ilu' h'imlx lum'l I lmld Ilu' wm'hl um wlxm'r 11Wymw Ix n'hm'v lu' mmlx In In'. Mus! play a Mrf'a'mi miur a happy uuv. th'rliny lnkvx mul Inn'sn. , 4 1 P I .hul utulsiuy hixrury. 1 q VI' V4WD 30 BETTY J. DODGE LOUISE A. DOOLEY 15 Lawrence SI. Commercial 39 Autumn Stl Conunercial Senior Activity Agent; Glee Club; Suniur Tri-Hi Club, Prom Committee: Senior Class Play Usher. '40: Drama Night Usher. '39. I: lxtr wink mnrr ullm'iuy than lm- daw- iny IMIK LUIII'JI' 1'an Mules u jnIu in lilo, H'u hurt xhv gm: if u: SOHH'OIW': nvifv. MARGARET F. DOHERTY JAMES D. DON 29 Smart SL Commercial .38 Adams Ave, Mechanic Arts H'Im'r litIYlI'illjl ix. Ilmr I mu a150, Graduation Usher. '39- ' llz' yrlx Ilm'v :viIImnI huiuy I'Unxpwumm. JAMES P. D016 25 Freeman Ave. Mechanic Arts Christmas Basket Cnmmittce, '39. '40- Jimmy ix nm- yifI In Ilw inn Ho xlnrua muln' u xluln'urr zlvfmlsmuuu. HENRY A. D'ORTQN 17 Liberty St MechanpiQrtsw All U: 'il Emu'uu: Ix wlml hr 'h.'IIlIlr In Irv '1' 'I'Im-r'x no! a Ihiuy In nap him I II hr xlndim' faiIhfully. VIRGINIA M. DORRIS MARY DOWNING 35 Lynn 5!. Cnllcgc 90 Mondale St, Cummercial Girls' Debating Club. '39: Girls' English Mary has Ilw ambition of m-rry rixingr Club, '38, '39: W'ritcrs' Club. 39 yuunu unlhm;lu Wrilr Ilu' m'ml xlum'iran Our in sum?! is Immul Iu surrcrd, nntu'l. ETHEL M. DORNEY CHARLES L. OY hf 98 I-cxxis St Commercial 225 Ferry St. ' ' Gilbert and Sullivkan $37: Girls' Debating 00 W. t- n u air am Cll1h:ankL-t , '33 I, '40; Junior Prom xlm'r 4y: 1 db Cumminec; or Prom Cuuuniltcc; Class Day Usher, '30; Scninr Class Play Usher. '40. I: w! mmi: In mulcr munuh In pav an I inmmv Iu.r. ' V W . . . K HERBERT V. DRESSER LILLIE A. DURGAN k 40 Revere St. General 90 Shute St. Commercial Our wish for him i: Iruc :unu'm, A zuiuuiugl way, u plmxum :milc, Illay his furmr luv film! will: Imppiuvss. Drmu'd 50 um! HYld quilt in strip, FRANCIS J. DRISCOLL HERBERT J. DUNN 69 Highland Ave. Mechanic Arts 167 Vernal St Commercial Track, '38. Gilbert and Sullivan. '40: Junior Prom Frml' want: m M an myiurv will: his Cummittee; . niur Prom Cummittee: Year alvilily zu- anv It: will swcrcd. Bnok Staff Crimson SlaH. Hm'hip h'LIHIJ In run 11 Imivlilm allry. H'r A'Iumv lzr'll Iu' u xrrilziw .rm'rmx. NORMA R. DUNCAN 11:0 Bradford St. Cullum- Spanish Club. President. '40: Parlin 'P Organization; Year Book Smtf. Tim xnffrr vlmrm Ilmr in lu'r mun Iirx. .11le 51111: Illr nrpl'rsnnn in lm' Kym: JAMES E. EDMONDS .74: Fuller SL College lama umlu'linu is .1 myxlvl'y It In x In MI us wixr 11' ! In'u u'lxltiny him lmxl tIf lurk In nuyllliuy IN lrit's. RUTH E. EATON ' MARJORIE E. EDWARDS 48 Xurwnnd St. Cnmnwrcial 58 High 5L Commercial Debating Club, 239. Margin mun: In In H unulrl. Ymurl um! nmrlwlx .S'hr'll lw n xummx J11 umllilinu lhul ix jinx. m' urn .vm'r. llm'f' :vixlviny ltcr Hu' lu'xl uf lurk ,Hmm llml wry lilu'. HELEN V. DWYER ERNEST L. ELGART 39 Tremuut Sn Cummercial H Cnumy Road College Tn lmrh Hm ml u! dumirm. Humor R011, '38, '39, '40. Ix what IIrIrn-wunld Iilcu m dn. l mrlhmliml mind mmmx murh In a max- ll'r Irv! Hm! JIIF ix ralmIVIr, lm'ful man. .lmi 7w lxnfu' Iwr n'ixh mums lr'm'. . 32 EDWIN ELLIS JOHN L. ERLANDSON 70 Dean St. Commercial 110 Walnut St. G.neral Science Service Club, '38. HLY. '39, '40. Ed': :lill in doubt 41: to 'u'lxrllmr radin or T Ir'm'cl l3 Lax : umbillnu, S44 wry easy In attain, I! 144' lmsn'l 4444! 4144' 4440444'3', Ilc'll girl by with a lilllv fame. SUZAN M. ENGLISH General 3.7 Corey St. Commercial - 4 - 44 - ' surcmxful mu- Junior Prom Committee; is nigti ' 4 , henmr Prom Committee 44 0 54444444444443 .4147 5444444444440: 444434 l Bu! 44'4- lilac 144'4' 4'4'4144'4' way. aviation will 444'! I116 ralL WENDEL ERSON 40 Kcnilwurth St General 544W .un . ' I k? :4' VIOLA . FAU 4. ll Hall :XVL'. Commercial - Inxm'um'r ix my lim', I044: Julm ll44444'444'l4', M - il yuu plvunn CARMELLA FAMIGLIETTI PAUL N. FEDDERSEN 08 Lewis 5! Commercial 344 Sea St. Mechanic Arts Handling dots and dmlws 41ml Ilu hum of P4444! ix anoiln'r 4444'4'1141444'4' in 4144' making. .ri::liu44 74-444: Lr C 414'4444'lla'x zvnrlhu'lulv 444ml HELEN M. FALVEY 5-8 Baldwin Ave. Commercial Gilbert 8: Sullixan, H38 239 .Shr' ll rlmlc ynur books and mv. 'll4ll44. Ix all Ilu- I414444ly 44 .4ll ' l4'n i44544mu44' ix II4'4 4lmx444 fi4'll4. 4 ' . Iechanic Arts V ' a :Jm Id like In 4'4'lirc : 544 4 a 144 pugulx 4'.4144 mix 444444 44444l44 '1'ij y plumb VENITA L. FENWICK SAUL A. FINE 180 Main SL Household ArNs 20 Chatham Rd. College Gilbert 8: Sullivan, '38, '39, '40. Science Service Club, '39, '40 Tu .ring 0n the radiu ix Vmila': dmin'. 1n Saul we hurt a FIN'E I Inns playt'l a: On what station we'd Him In inquirc. wall ax a brilliant chmnixlvy xmdtnl ' JOSEPH A. FICARRA IDA R. FINAMORE 5.7 Florence SL College 26 Tappan St Commercial Honor Roll, '39, '40; Track, '39. Firxl a rmupmmctcr. 11ml 0 :pccdmurlvr. A man of zuidL-IJN dx'I'cl'Jijch mnlvilimxs, F Fur zvurla and trawl arc my dcxircx. yr! 'wt'll qnallfrd r0 lim'xm' any sucrvsxfully. 4V. 'M 67520 4'ng A gifnm , 1:335 my WPAULA ,4' v u WV 'JfJCazenove Place General 2 , . Italian Club, '39, '40. jik ' 0.1 W ,7- . $0, a 11 ill: ynm firming ermmlity. 6 , w. ,AP 4V9; 05W lam lwaliulix :Imnhl I'Wl sfrniilv M u 7 4!? , . - .' ' ; J, ROBERT FIORENTINO do 1 M 77 Buckman St General w ' 1,! , Christmas Basket Committee. '40; Foot- fl 'I ; ball. '58. '39, '40: Track, '38. 390 I , I 4 3 Bulk umbifimt Ix la hr a 1mm Amrrimn. I DJIUI N EUGENE FINOS EDWARD F. FITZPATRICK 11 Wailingtnn Ave. Mechanic Arts ZS'Stevenson Ave. Mechanic Arts 7711' tmrld ix wailiny for mat? mcdmm'vx Baseball, 38, '39, '40. lilrr you. Eddiv is n l'fDSI brm-ruu a Imp! and a lrusvhall player, ROSE M. FINOCCHIO PHYLLIS F. FLANAG;AN 29 Belmont St. Commercial 5 NN'illard St. Commercial Italian Club, '39 ';40 Homeroom Ngent. 40 gin arr 5hr nvmtfd m'rvk Her pvt: railed beams uf kiminur: and All Ixrr clasxmalc: 'wiJlI lm' wrll. of wit. GERALD FLAXER LEO M. FLYNN 109 Nichols Sh College 78 Wilbur 5!. Commercial Lyceum. '40: Chemistry Club. '39. Football. '38. '39. SrIf-vxmmximx 1': the dcridiny proof of Hr mun! H! Um right mmncnf and was the dz'rpl'nrd inMHcrl. right man. FLOREN EISCHER JAMES M. FLYNN 129 Valnut St. 0 mercial 49 Foster St. Mechanic Arts Science Servi ' 5' English Buddy ix Ewrrn Higlx': gift In Dim?! Club. '39, '40. cnyinvm'ing. Initiarii ya x in delopiug u xlwrvss I niriuu. J. WILLIAM FLIGHT 141 Cottage St. General Lyceum. '39; Football, '38. 'leu, Xyn. NM .' said HM Iirllv fur, what 111' Imn'd that Bill Immlrd tn Im a furriu'. HARRY A. FOSTER : 1 21 Appleton St, Mechanic Arts Track. '38. '39. '40: Football. '39. 40: Baseball, '38; Usher at Graduation. '39. Hurv's one lad Trlm'll th-uyx 17: in the running. 1' t MICHAEL P. FORRESTALL PETER F. FOTI ' 3.? Cottage St, Mechanic Arts 750 Broadway Commercial Hr wants tn mmmgr a theatre nf his mm. Camera Club, '39, '40: Italian Club, '39, 40 ill! Illf' Imyx 'E'UIF mumiumvuly 11ml yin! m- I r'mlly think tlxr Xm-y yuyv me Tm'nrr for a pursmml afpmrmxcc, 1: just 1hr plate for mu. Tim: 1 muld dn my zvrldiun x ' Onl UH Hm drrp blur Sl'lL ESTHER H. FORGIONI IRENE FREDRICKSON k 80 Lynn SL Commercial 12 Central Ave. Commercial Ynu'll 19ml :rrrvfurir: glulm'r. lull ynml Science Service Club,'-10. priz'ulv mm: urn :mr'rr. lrmu' would lilw a: Im' m'culmliou Tu lylu' xlvm'diI-v and lake dirfafian. Lu LI. L MARY L. FRISIELLO 91 Central Ave. Italian Club, '39, '40. In Mary 101' Mo our own Mix: Dt'xmand. IVE lxalm you wzll bu as .mrcmsful, Mary. Commercial GRACE E. GABRIEL 32 Tufks Ava Basketball, '40. Pint! diriarion and Hum Iranslutian Ix Gran : id 1 of an at ulmfion, Commercial MARIE J. CAUTHIER 15 Clinton P1. Commercial Businms srllool lwrlmn: tn Mix ynxmg lady. ALFRED A. GAROFOLO 21 Linden St. General Band, 38, '39, '40; Orchestra, '38, 039, '40 V A: Hm smlc lmyinx at Mr Imflmn, .ru Ian R 1hr 1mm: 0f xucrrn rim fram humbly anvil? , . ' r , 0 I . WV t - l , r 1 ' ,- EDITH A. LANGEMI VF LUJL 12 Wolcott St, Commercial 0 , 0 'f4 Spanish Club. '40; Honor Ru , '38. '39. '40; V J b M Wpfln On In hiylyrr minmlimz lmlul'c 11w gumv 'f 0 nf lift 1 fart. VINCENT T. 15.7 Hancock St, GIANNETTA Commercial - Home Room Presidmt, 040. I'uu'mxf mlcudx tn wimp and SHIT and r'rlirt ui leier- zi'zn MARIO GIANNELLI 29 Lynda St, Mechanic Arts Football. 038, '39, '40; Captain, '40; Base- ball '38; Christmas Basket Fund. '40, Yn-Yn': umhin'nn ix in he a fouHiaH mark; 110 ccrluinly hax Imd jt't'nly 0f arpm'imra HELEN F. GERSON 37 Lawrence St Ewrctf Hiyh'x tnnlrilmlion In tho fashion Nlif'ld. .er zwmlx In by a nmdcl. Commercial 90 HELENA GIBBONS 23 Sherman St, Cnllege Spanish Club, '40; 0Parlin P Organization Always nmlmy, alwayx gay. :1 jfrlm'huy in rm .mmll mun 0 FREDERICK J. GIBSON, JR. 135 Central Ave. College Baseball, '39. '40; Orchestra, '38, '39, '40. :1 ynmi pal wlm'x Inf: of fun I Wu , A . ,. Wk? W V WP ,f DORIS M. GILLIS 156 Wentral Ave General 1 Science Scrvice Club. '40 11'. $06 Dark 11: a IHH':I' All dcrlccd nut in lim'n it'lliff. HENRY M. GILMAN, JR. 14 Birch St. Hrm'y 'mme In 17pm u Enid. Mfr: ayrm'y in EI'I'Y'CH. Orchestra, '38, '39, '40. 0f taxing pain and gloom. RUTH G. GOLDMAN 100 Hancock St. College Honor Roll, '38. '39, '40; Girls Debmiug Club, '39; erers' Club, '40; Spanish Club, '40; Gilbert and Sullivan Club, '40; Senior Prom Committee, 40: Year Book Stafif 1112611051. rharm. and falmI om Nn'w-fuld gilt Pu Ifmirllfc. 92 Irving SL '1 rm! rdurulinn. Graduation 1': but 1110 lmgiuhing 0 JW - . R TH L. OULD SYLVIA E. GORSHEL 197 Vine St. Commercial Upon llw xmyr of Iifp I'll play tlxc part RUTH E. GODDARD 35 Raymond St. Commercial Class Day Usher, '39; Senior Prom Com- mittec. '40 R1111: mm .ylw fuxl want: In rla .mumlhiug diffm'vul. JAMES D. GLUNTS 15 Everett SL College Gilbert and Sullivan. '40; Track. '39. 40. Jim want: In work in HM rfw'l .n'mirc pnglul drlmrlmrni. CINSBERC Cmmnercial Honor Roll, '38, '39 '40: Girls' English Cluh, '39, '40. rrur Imx fmuul lln' mfr'il 11v mr'lnr zu'lzirlt mm A an armpfimmlly lw'iylvl, musrivnlinux rt'sdrul. JAMES T. COULD, JR. 28 Adams Ave. Commercial 1mm : 01711? mrfvrimrc qualiicx Ixrr fur Im' zlmircd paxiliml ax serrrfm'y In a high :rhonl prinrlpal. PHYLLIS L. GRAHAM 01 Gledhill Ave, Commercial .4 rlmrmiuy diximxilion ix 117w old m'nc Urmwny MW prlrrlrm twill tlw flow 17f lmtr. S. KATHLEEN GRAHAM BERNICE E. GREEN 97 Maiden St. Commercial 127 Easmrn Ave, Commercial Dramatic Club, '39; Scnior Class I'lay. N'nlrlr imlvrd 1': Jim u'lm would liylxlm llw To Im a slavingraphpr i: Kalhla'n'x m'm, pain of ntlm-s. and she xurrly will xurrmi, JOHN C. CRAMSTORFF WALTER GRANDE 8 Walnut SL College 37 Pearl St. College Gilbert and Sullivan, '38; Lyceumv '38, '39. Senior Activhy Agent. ' '40; Senior Prom Committee. '40: Junior :lll ruyinrrr'x llff rullx far rnu'umx and Prom Committee. '39. . In'.aiur ' 4 :nzialin: wlmsc m-m aw 1.1111 0n luglm' And Inn 'x Hm man In lumllr tlxnxr Minx mlyliiju. N EMILY L. GRANDE 18A W'aH St. Cununcrtiul 111alian Club, 39 '40. Tu lam Iul u m: In . . fm fiumrr dn nullir. Jidwww HORACE L. GROVER, JR. 100 Lynn St. Commercial Track. '38. '391 O for Ilu' yrml uulrlnum. am! a farm wixcrr lluppim'm dwullx. HUMPHREY J. GREEK ANDREW GUARINO, JR. .216 Elm St. Mechanic Arts 288 Chelsea St Mechanic Arts Band, '38, '39, '40. Football 38 '39 Music plus mrrlmnlrx mukr: Humphrey .-1Imlhr mmln'uirl in lxrlfv you out of jnur rmr rhythmic mgiucrr'. ruqiur Irnulvlc FRANCIS X. CREENHALGH WILLIAM F. GURNON 14 Ferry SL Commercial 144 Chestnut St Mechanic Arts Hrrc': a mrrlmnlr wlm': bound l0 mural Gnml lmk la a prmuiv'xml auln uwrlmnic av flu: lnalm cw: 1m In vnm rlimb to flu mp 38 X GEO Gala AGGE'IT VARTAN HAROUTUNIAN 1 36 Bennett$kgy General 126 Harvard St College Fromm o rm a shiny 0f mrc Band, 38, '39 '40 $11.95st'th': galloping good T111: bay has a musirum: 10112, .bed want: In many an Hm .mmf7hmw. RICHARD F. HANSON WALTER F. HARKINS 1 GS JeHerson Aw: Commercia! 176 How 51. Mechanic Arts X Hi-Y, '39, xllllmuylz H'allvr myx hix ambition is mr- le Navy 1': ycHiuy mwllxcr bright lud i frnm Event! High. lvmm'y. 1m llenlr M will nmlhum in Ihv hunting and jivhiuy lino. HARKINS echanic Arts 9 $.74 fJV 1444 Revere Be Honor Roll. 39: ' K Lonkiny infu fl mrrgrfir fallow WILLIAM J. HARVEY 139 Cottage St. Mechanic Arts Basketball, '138 Football. 37. '38 39 . LN': Him rrvdil lo 'a gnud 412w! and a real roman G. HAROLD HARRIS .- ALFRED R. HEMEON 86 Clark SL Commercial 96 Third St. Mechanic Arts , TIN rdilur'x chair is Hm plarv for me. H'vll man :00 AI working on television Ms. JACKSON 1. EARRING GORDON R. HEMEON 36 Shute St. Commercial . 7 Floyd SL Commercial Jarksou wants In 170 a Iruxium man. Camera Club. '38; Sportsmen's Club, '40; And mr'rv alumxl nut that he ran. 389nm Service Club, '40; Baseball, '38. '39. T0 mjny lifc In Mr fullcs! cxtenl. I: a dcsz'rr if fillcd, Gordan won't repent. 3Q PHOEBE Y. HEMEON 7 floyd 5L Commercial Thr World has mmllm' xlmmymplwr in letl'r. CHARLES E. HERY 838 B 'dway x Mechanic Arts You gut 10 lJt' a ynnd marhinisf 10 gal mu MW and Com mu 11mm m u: Ixnuv IE will 171'. 85 Clark St. n W'intcr St. FREDERICK G. HILL 30 Devens St. College xln'qrm'll'sing Iumiuasx is what Frrzldir luu in mind. ..-1m1 with all lgqnalifimliullnn N Hclwill Imm' 141! job in film. FRANCIS C. Tn be a Imym' is lzix lmpr. I MURIEL F. HORCAN RITA V. HIGGINS 37 Chelsea St. College Spanish Club. '40. A friend will: a szccrtr dixpaxitimx 0r uitm' lu'rmnallly iumlldu'l Ivv fmlml rlxm'lmrlu ANNA C. HIGGINS 84 Baldwin Ave. Commercial A quirl. mxamuming lmnlzlevcpz-r zvlm'x lmuml In sun'ca. w I ' HIBBARD , ' Commercial l ' . l r C Commercial Aw ., , A ' . x , l I Alllmugh lllm'iz'l Ls quirl mul rcm'wd. l a null ,. . ll'r arr .an 3hr ix on 1151' nay Io surrmx. . l-k , . ll MELVIN F. HOLMES FONTAINE A. HOWARD, JR. X 7 15 VVoudland St, College 33 Hloodlawn St. General I x90 Science Service. '38, '39 anfairw's ambition is a myncry. I Mr zwluzr- k ' Airplanes mud mgiuccm and 25m think n'm' if i: am 110M hr'll xolw if Mclm'n i: juxl the man. KATHRYN A. HOWARD 67 Baldwin AveV College Wrimrs' Club. '40; Tri-Hi, '40; Senior Prom Committee, '40 T0 1m an ungrl 0f merry i: Kathryn's drxirc. THELMA H. HUDSON 127A Belmont 5!. Commercial This is 0110 qirl who pwlrrs 7m, Inninu r0 :Imril rutring. DOROTHY EV Hut; 'INs 110 Glendede St; I 1 M J; cthf'w c m IQ; n v '00! and rimdl'y gill. I'dyx sunny 1 dixly Cdmmercial '40. ih'nn WIWA Kym omits 10'wa lu'r :milr, U 4nd is lemma! FRANCIS J. 185 Furry St. Honor Roll. II ax L'Ixmumy. C. ALVIN HUNT 8 Marion PL Science Service Club. Afm- nmxlcriny rlxvmixlry. tn vim: a drug 5mm Hr want: In firm! u d. fI-I ult. IMBORNON E Mechanic Arts '398 Frank wants l0 hr u lr'arhm'. EVELYN R. lANDOLA 87A Main St. Honor Roll '40 In play IIw pimm in mi nrmrltmtm Ix Emlyn' x inlmxtion; 1hr Iarl lhal :hr'J makv good m Hm I! I dn not lmv: Ia mcnh'mt Commercial 41 HURLEY Commercial MARY C. 9.2 VVaInm St. Not 7'01'3' sIlm'I, 1m! T'FY'J' IaII, Ptpm' and smmyilrrlm'cd by uII. $ELNKNG. HUNT $wood SL Commercial Tlxrlm u 1 ' re In 1 farm and load: flu- rm'n 1r Inlm'l IIIMMIFIU, 9 General '40. xIlz-in inlvnd: ROBERT S. INGALLS 18 Fuller 5x. General Track, '38, '39; Baseball, '39; Baton Twirler, '.38 '.39 70 Iran: zvirclrx: fv'nm AIUI la dash ix th's umln'iinn RALPH A. IULIANO 10 Otis 51, Commercial cheum, '38, '39, Italian Club, '39. '40. IIr'm: mmllwr 50y fm- lfrtrlp Sam from Emrrr! H1gh GENEVIEVE P. JELENIEWSKI GRACE F. JUDGE 173 Chestnut St. Commercial 131 Hancock St. Commercial This fair and rharminy ynuny maidm is 111le no ambilinu fm' NIP fnlxmx imlt'rd rurmfn In climb Ihr Imidw' In .nm'mx. H'illmut a xfnglr Imd. H'v hum nu imliraliml. TIM! Cram will rm! xlm'rcrt I CHARLES C. JODREY. JR. FAITH M. JOHNSON v 611 Broadway General 44 Hancock Sh Commercial 5 Thrrc: no rnyium'r Iilcc am In Ihr 51'?! GirhJ Glee Club '38: Scimce Service .5'1'r2'irr; Churliv will 30m: from Hull. Club, '38, '391 Tu ho a shady mph! in u lurgr Imx'um ulfin' i: :vlmr Fuflh dmirrs. k ' . ' CARL H. JOHNSON Q 1 12 Bolshzr St. Mechanic Ans 0x Fnutball, '38. '39. '40; Baseball. '381 '39. Ij 14H; BasketbalL '38, 139. '40, HEN almu'x rvmvmlmr Illa! Snyar ?UUI fur zvlml any Imp Irv Nuynl nu m'rdul, 4' 1 DOROTHY. M. KANE 57 Chalham Rd. Commercial ' '1 Spanish Club. '39. -101 - , H'r mmufly IzaI-v IImIBDnHic Will III 1 .tm'rmsful in M'vryllxiugtlvelir nnqirmlccs. 1 LA ANNETI'E R. JULIANO LKN 1 L x3 RITA R. KANE 20 Wolcott St Commercial h S wm; 90 ow St. Household Arts Gilben and Sullivan, '33, '39, 140: Italian l K10 ll'hrn ynu are ill and Icrliny blur. Club. '39. '40; Basketball, '39. Rim will mum and mmfar! you. 0m 0! nur wry arff'z'r mrmbrr: in Ihc Gillwrl and Sullivan. MARGARET E. JUDGE ALVIN S. KAPLAN 32 Shme St. Commercial 118 Irving St, General Class Day Usher. '39. Lyceum, '30; Band. '36; Crin1sun,'38. 39,401 SIM i: ncwr lmughly. nvwr proud, 1-1! has no ambition H'c think, erxalu, Bu! popular in cwry Ermvd. .mmr rlollu'ug slurs is missing a guud sults- mum 42 KALMAN KAPLAN 71 Chatham Rd. Chemistry Club. '39: Gilben and Sullivan '38; Track, '38 '39 ':40 FooIhall, '38 '39 '40 His mum: in Invrlunu'rs ix I'IHm'II. FRED'IK K Z College Commercial '39, ' 'Girls, Debating nggt'h Club. '39 '40; Sher. 94 Nichuls St. Honor Roll. '3 Club, '39: Girls Parents' Night 9. 11min will 1 mm 1 ! HM luv Io I'vally r'mIII IIII IIJIYIYIHHI u; IIII' u ur. ,II 48 Maiden SI, Track. '40. 37 Villa Ave. Honor Roll. '38: Band. '38. Orchestra. '38, '39: Chemistry MARY E. KELLEHER 13 PorIer St. ComIIIcrcial Spanish Club, '40. .31 maid II-illz quaint and quid u'ayx. H'Imsv rIIamI II'i'lI III'r furcwr .Ilnys. CHARLES W. KEEFE Mechanic Ans .3! good Irnxlecl II II plawr iulmxr IIIrI'IIIIIIfIaI IIIII'IIII' I.I Ha! I I'IIy. . J .x '3; 3.: . RALPH L. KAUFMAN V V 'I 35.0 ? Iv 0 M01 Club. '1 4 V . .'11'Il'1' szu IIIIII III'III'I' watch ml! 103011;: .' j III'dmII Lviuyxlm'. THOMAS P. KENNEY 52 Pierce A vc, Turn 1': mm of Ilmxv follmv: who arr III-II- I'IIIIIIIIIHuI ulwIII Hm IH'IIrC. GERTRUDE A. KELLY 183 Nichois SI. Commercial Hunor Roll, '39; Crimson, '39, '40; Girls' English Club. '39. '40; Pres. '40; Pres, Girls' Debating Club. '39: Senior Pmm Committee: '7. Junior Prom Cummitlee; Secretary, Year ' Book; Parlin P Organization; Usher s. Parcnts' Night, '39. 4 Your radian! rlIurm and skill H'I'Il MW be vnm .Ilar Ia mums. CHARLES E. KELLEY IIIg Mechanic Arts '3 k. '39; Baseball. '39. Ice III lawnd cxpon'liou: IIIIIIv grral uIIIIII'timI. 43 Commercial .- 8 3. ,i .' ' TERESA .l. KIERZKOW'S'KI 153 Chestnut St Commercial GIrls Debating Club 39; Chorus, '38 '40 Imcw ha: a nun! IIIIIIII'II'mI. lmt Ihc whole world lumbar MI 5hr .I-I'll III' Imr III our .IIIIr :rn'rIurI'cs, A. WARREN KRUEGER 19 Wilbur St. General Graduation Usher. '38. Chemistry Club. .39; Senior Prom Committee. . .1I11'avxjollylnmdlv.hm. .31 ycImIl rlamnutr through Imd tIInIIIgII DOROTHY M. LACEY HELEN N. LANIGAN 15 Oakland Ave. General 90 Swan St, Commercial D0! numrx m III a .ym'ymu. It'll lip nuy 57m llml lmx n ffirmlly lmrl, for u girl Hm! ul'zcuy: lmx 'vm ill inlfln'x. llr'um all gmml fru'mls will lu'r'rr IMI'L EDITH LaCORTIGLIA WILLIAM LANDRY, JR. 134 Hancock St, Commercial 44 Cedar St. Mechanic Arts Hm-r :cr lmw a lilllv lass Junior Prom Coan. '3 Senior Prom ll'lm mmld mulcr 1'! lm' duty Comm. 40; Year Book 5 Alf. '40; Fom- 7'!7 mm H xlmiyhl lmfrvd lady ball. '37. Inrn u rurly lmir'rd handy I am Hm nmrcr 01' my fair. I um rim mpmfu 47f my 51ml. GERTRUDE E. LALLY 34 Parker SL Cmmncrciul Christmas Basket Commincc. '40. Tim lvlrflmuv t'umpuny lmx u lrml in xlm'v. ll'ln'n Um'll'mlv Lully l'llll'l'J f'lrir dunr. PETER LaROSA so womnwn St. l Cnmmcrcial Pvlur wfxlxvs m lu' uu urrmmlunl m' m: umlilmx l7lll 7w Illiulc hr will ya a lung; Imy m'n llix um THOMAS J. LARKIN BARBARA l. LASKEY .33 Fuller SL Cununvrcinl 17 Chathaln Rd. Cullum- Dramatic Class. '39, '40: Junior Prom Honor Roll, '38; Girls Debating Team. Committee. 39; Senior Prom Cmnmittcc. 239, '40; Year Bunk Stag. '40; Chrisnnus Pageant. '39: Senior Class liiur url is Ilml in whirl: Iln' Laud. Il'zp Play. , lmul. and NW lmu-r gm Imlrllzrr. Nu mm Ivcyuml today! FRANCIS M. LaPORTA MARY A. LATTANZIO 1 Winter Sn Commercial 26 Wyllis Ave. Commercial Italian Club. '39. '40. Jlm'y uimx fur happinrxx. Tn luv lmN-y mid guy. And In .rurrrnful lm. Tlu' rrsl OI 1hr way, 111' know fixut xlxv twill du all right. Now? in fall wlm: llxinyx yvl. tough. Ax u Mimic srrl'vlm'y. I'll lmll through: mll my Mun 44 CARMINE J. LAURIA J, MELVIN LEVENSON 67 Everett St. Mechanic Arts 143 Cottage St. General Curnu'nc wanls m Iw u Irm'k driver and Lyceum. '40: Football. '37, '38. Mr Hm :iyhm A jnuruulixl wu'l! hcur about in a fuw ymrsI MARY A. LAWRENCE ANGELO J. LePORE I7 Myrtle St. ommercial 4 Chelsea St, General I Class Day Usher; Senior Class y Usher; Football. '38, '39; Baseball, '33; Track. I Basketball. '39. '40; Checrlea er . '39, ,40. '38; Basketball. 39; Christmas Basket Com- b Laughing mxd cImHz-rim rm N! life xhc mittee, '38I HINT. .vl yrnflr'mun Iqr'xf. lust, and always. 9 W J k FRANCES H. LEAVI'IT 96 Florence StI Household Arts 31 N Cirls' Baskemall. '38; Science Service W Club. 39 '40. I I Pnulm'. L mm: a girl yun'n' lrmud Iu Imam. L 15 ' E X: W w, r J 87 Madison Ate. malaanrts Rcmrmln'r Ilu' 7W1. Lcslvr: cnyiw rrr: arc madr m2! urn. . 7 J I RENA LEVINE MARY L. LINDNER 87 Madison Ave. Commercial 29 Rock Valley Ave. College Rona intcndx la main 11w u'urld mon' Dramatic Class, '40; Parlin P lvvquint. 511: : going In lw a Imirdrcmtr. Bring all your Irmlbles In Mary. SINK: gm'ny In Im an oslrupalh, SEYMOUR W. LEVIN LEO M. LISTON 258 Vine St, College 33 Buttinsun Ave. Commercial Lyceum, '40; Track, 'SSI Quin! and rrsrrw arr HIE srrpping :Iwm Hr Hm: runImI and mn'im Imlmdy, In a .mrrrmful mm'lmm'n '! . SHIRLEY P. LLOYD INA D. LOVE ' 17 Stuart St. Commercial 56 Autumn St. Commercial ' Gilbert and Sullivan. '39. '40. Year Book Staff. 4'0 Slerlry hax the right idelemrc': nole- Ta 1111qu awhilc, II1c11 unlc for life 11111 lilac :7 11011111. 'Iiy 11111Ie1'1111 5111111'11111' n wry mmd 11171 1 ,1 ' WILLIAM E. LOCKE 2'5:le OUGH 88 Cottage St. Mechanic Arts 31 CliftoA 6 NH General H'Iw he'll 11v or 1111111! 7197! do ll'illx'r S'e'hce vide XS 0X 1 dumn'r my. 1 'rsc 5:32.10 5111ile1111d m 111v :trmxyml . V of 111 111.1 1 1 . ' ' Jr J. MARIE LONG f 3 8 56 Newton St. College Girls' Glee Club. '38. '39. '40; jr. Prmn x ' 1. Committee; Sr. Prom. Committee; Basket, ' hall. '40: Class Day Usher. '39; Senior Class 1 Play Usher. '40. 1311111101 11nd il1xpir11t1'nn 111v ynurx. DANIEL F. LIIIUANO, JR. 54 Cabot St. Counucrcial Dramatic Class. '39. '40: Football. '38. '39: Track 38. '39. '40. 4 x'milv 1.1 11111115 1111 111': farv 111111 1'11 I115 hunt 11 31111.11. DOMINIC A. LUCCI AUGUSTINO LUONGO 7.7A Bucknam St. Mechanic Arts 41 Pearl St. General Football, '38. ' Christmas Committee. '38; Football, '391 ' IVv'n' wixhiny llim flu' I105! 1'11 Il'fl' G11: 1111' hp 11 11111rl1111ixl 11nd lamp 111': 711151' May all I11: dtxirus 51111111 mm I11 Hm yriudxlum'. ANTHONY LUCCI FERDINAND A. LUONGO 10 Heath 5!. Cullegc 60 Liberty St. General antball. '38. '39 '40. Captain. ';40 Track 39. Fomball 011 In I7111dl111111 7111 qifl 11f 1:. H b 11; :1111141141;' um 21110 211111179 hll 115 1115 11111- frernlI and Mr Iazlir: ln'n'nn 46 RALPH C. LUONGO, JR. 169 Hancock St, General Italian Club; Gilbert and Sullivan; Junior Prom Committee, '1'!!! all lu'x hobbies 1137! Hwy lm Imrl'd. FLORENCE LUSCOMBE 23 Lexington St Commercial 4: Iltc sun ruler: flauvvrs so does an rulor II x J 17 IDA M. MaeLEOD '39 fH flmtrc urzlm in Hm GERALDINE F. MacLELLAN 34 Wall St. Commercial Year Book Stat? Jerry a:hfrv: 1n zm'ifa a lmok as pnpular : Gout with the H'indf' ' 116 Vernal St. xfrrlingt$ St , Wren? Sulfa $814g443foilor Roll. '38. 49 PAUL R. MacEACHERN 866 Broadway ROBERT L. MncGREGORY 31 Waverly Ave. College School Council, '38, '39, '40; Crimson $135, '39, '40; Lyceum, '38, '39, '40; Camera Club, '38; Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees; Christmas Basket Committee; Year Book Staff; Pres of Associate Body of Student Councils of Massachusetts. 11110 any line of rudz'm'or we know hill 8!. MARY M. MacFARLANE 43 Beacon SL Cummgrcial AunIIu-r fulurc xmmgruphcryuf Lpt'lx V 4 r 1 1: My I 1' College 1 fl ,L' Quiet and nuanuming lu- yom Iu'x ngIp way. Lyceum, '40; Track. '38. DK :1, x W WILLIAM B. MacMIL Christmas Basket Committee '38. '39. '40; Captain of Track ' LAN ' Mechanic Arts . '39: Track. M . 40. 4 Flash! You mn'l :u- him fur dun, College making RODERICK A. MacRAE 70 Central Ave. Mechanic Arts Sportsmen's Club Currmpomliny and stamp rullctliug arc hi: rlxirf inh'rcxlx. TERESA M. MADDALENI 7 Dyer Ave. College Ax a rich mun'x :ctrchu'y lmr fancies! lxnlm ix Illa! you land Hm 1mm. HERBERT E. MADER CONSTANCE MALTA h 17 Garland Stl Commercial 77 Baldwin 8. Commercial 5 Hi-Y; Basketball Manager. Y39. '40 Juni om Committee, '39. l Herb will study nrrmmh'ug for tlw mnrl Her idm real jnb ix a lmsfux ml lht year Or two. :lmcricun AirmayL MILDRED M. MAHONEY WALTER MALIAWCO : 15 Linden St. Commercial 9 Hadley Ct. Mechanic Arts l A nvcc! and charming miss. ll'allcr 1mm: lo 110 u nmrhinisl and we art :urc 1w zi-ill .mrreed. l W JOSEPH J. MALEVICH 1 W 2 Alfred SL Mechanic Arts , m I W far myx hr will be rnnlmzf In fnllnrv tlw l nuxclzinixl'x Imdu . I ' l THOMAS J. MANNING .4934 I . u MG 60 Dartmouth St. Cullcgt . A1 VVL Senior Prum Comminee U, Perhaps l. T will turn our anorlmr viclil mxyim' ENES J. MANGANELLO INEZ D. MANUEL 89 Florence St. General 11 Lexington St. Commercial Enm lms llm'u 'iUllll M xnrh a xlmrl tlmr Honor Roll. '38, '39, '40; Gilbert and Sulli- wt hardly know 1011le In my, van, '39, V40; Spanish Club, '40; Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee. Qm'ct and gently m all Mr n'ayxl ANNA J. MANCUSO JENNIE .I. MARCHESE 3 Perry Pl. Household Arts 44 Kelvin SK, Household Arts Science Service, '39, 40. Jumir want: !u dusigu flum' funny little Dress dmlyuiny ix what I like. hut: which male: yirlx xlu'na 48 ANTHONY A. MARINO .74 Pierce Avc College Onc of Hu- fm' u'lxu mu Inlay thinyx ax Hwy rouw 11ml lunylx 1117 hi: lrmtlvlm, LILLIAN MARINO 63 Reed Ave. Household Arts llair'drvsxiny and typing hull: Iwrlmm U'c n-umivr :leirh it will Inn CLIFFORD 1-H W'alnul St. KATHERINE L. MARSHALL 36 Dean St, CUHen'e Gilbert and Sullivan; Parlin P OrganL zation; Senior Prom Committee: Christmas Shun: '38, '40. .l frimdly smilr, a frimdly zuuy. NICHOLAS E. MARKS 414 Ferry Sn Nick is Imtding far Hm rvrsl rims! uffvr m'adxmliml. U'v :vmzdrr why. General I. MARKHAM, JR. College thfhcr of Hm Clan of '40's gift In mi yiumriuu. CATHERINE A. MARTIN 29.7 Chelsea St, :Iurl limp Llnlm'hm GUN, kmm' all ac. Commercial In M Mr mun AIDA I7 Spring St. F. MARTICNETTI Cummercial ,1 yum! .wrl um! u ymrd .rpurl. GRACE MASIELLO 2? Lawrence St. College Dramatic Class Ilul'hivs nf dancing and skating Imx Grur: Iful u Imyrr ix tvhn! 5111' mer In Ivr. CONSTANCE M. MASSONE 19 Mystic SL 1 slu'HHHV'uI'lIFF who lm'px u awry vyr rm xlmrlx. Commercial 40 219 Ferry St. Mechanic Arts Hi: bright smilr 1111.1 alrmdy gained him t PETER P. MASTROCOLA p many frivuds. 1 DANIEL J. MuCARRON 29A Sammet St. Tn 11115011111 11 :lzillrd Iradcwwu 1's Dan'x lunduf 11111111719111 General k PEARL H. MAYNE A. JEANNETTE McAVOY 9 220 Hancock St. Commercial 171 Springvale Ave.Con1mercial Dramatic Class, '38, '39. Girls9 Glee Club '39 '40; Girls' Basket- : 11111 ! 11.1 Mark arr rart' hall Y331.0 511 are ptrict! srt'rt'furirx. l1'u11?1r111 .r chic! hobby 1: kmm'uy 11 .rrralv Inmle. K10 1135511 11111132111111 . ' 1 ' ' 11 11111l1'5ylc ELEANOR F. McCOOL T. 48 Walnut St, Activity Agent; Girls' Glee Club, 51111115 day 1111 .my. H'c Imvw lwr 111I1m1- CHARLES F. McCARTl-IY 70 Chatham Rd. Cullegc Chri Ias Basket Committee, '38; Year Book 5! Track '38; Mgr., 39.110; Basc- ball, 3'9, Umrlir my: N111! 111N111, 111111 3111711111; in- !rrut him maxi. 31x Jlx KXM? 1'1' .: x1 pix Q Commercial '38. '39, '40, s'rHEk c. MAZZONE , 11111118 St. Household 31?: A V She mvrvflv 11m! mfilv 5111115. M ARYK P111 tridgu Coumwrcial 1111111111 .uxflt FR 29 High St. Commercial Girls' Glee Club; Basketball. '39. '40: Christmas Show, '38, '39: Glee Club Show, Igrnf1l'5xiun11l 1111111111111 11111'1'1'115 17111111015 11! I11: mummt. A. BARBARA McGUlNNESS IU Malden St, College Activity Agent: Girls' Debating Club. '39; Seniur Play Usher '4 40. 0111, flum'ng 1111111 1111011111110; 5110 111011111 slum 1'! 111111 I111 111111115 M. BERNICE McCUlNNESS WILLIAM J. McLAUCHLlN 10 Malden St. College 90 Morris St. Commercial leUchr drmx drxfyuvr lhan whom HINT Honor Roll, '38, '39. '40; Science Service will 17: no quw. Club, Pres. '39; Band. '38, '39 '40: Orch- estra. '38, '39, '40. Year Book Staff. Bill is xpccdy a! the kryx. JOSEPH A. McHALE CLAIRE F, McLAUGHLIN 600 Oliver St. Mechanic A115 35 Pleasant St. General Baseball. '39. '40. Dramatic Class, '40: Spanish Cmb, '40; On In Frmwy lmxlunnr mid ltrnxpvmux Girls' Basketball. '40. I Ludirs' Duyx. I'll mrn my pay by typing all day. M DOROTHY L. McKEARNEY 4' . 114 Clarence St. Commerrial W Girls Debating Club; Girls Baskethall. , , M; M 0 '59. '40; Drum Major. '38. W I'j x X4 4 4 '4, 4 9 4 ll mirth and nu madman ' V 4 I Aland and no luulm'n, M pf r174 ' l : ' V? , ' DOROTHY M. McP E SON 4 far, ,. ' A ' f K435. ' 993:2 x , M Foster St, f' Commerci;7 I 8:147ng . x J 0111': umlviIiun ix uni ' xhu mints Ff M 'J' 4 lm u mnniquiu. U 11? HI 7 H ELEN A. McLElSH 18 Clay Ave. EDNA E. j'IEDBERY Commercial jig IUSU Fuller St, CQLU Commercial Hunur Roll '38 '39 '40; Year Boul' S'WT 'J . . Spanish Club '39. '40 ix fm alrilitv whirl: Hvlm pm ; Om nf Hum plmrivm 'z'nfn: will! will 0.an qumlur plump DOROTHY T. McLEAN 66 Shuts St. GEORGE S. MEMISHIAN Commercial 63 Maldcn 51. General Honor R011, '38, '39. '40; Senior H. R. Yrar Book StaFf. '40. Agent. 40 Smiur PIUIII Committee; Year vayv Int: Mn IHIU'H'H mulrilinn, 1m! In: Book Staff. mrvly Inn 11 rcrlquxw, vaiuhilify Alud lmrd mn'k un' Hm lary- nutc m :m'rrss. ' 1J1 J11, JXSEPJh E C. MERENDA SYLVIA M. MILLIKEN 30 W llax. W:?Stm Cununorcial 19 Hancock St. College I 1H3 1' 11 k$101111 1111119 1'3 111 1'11111111'11' Honor R1111; W'riters' Cluh. Vice Pl'cs.; 11 I11 :1, Girls' Glee Club; Parlin P Organization; 1 Juniur and Senior Prom Committees. 1.. '1 frrl H1111 .S'yli-ia'x 71'11rl1' Iim' 111 H111 Edd n! tl11'1111'slry, PETER F. MERENDA STUART M. MILES 64 Prescott 5!. College 19 Swan St. Commercial Class Treas.,'39'411: Gilbert and Sulli4 Honor Roll. '38. '39, '40; Track, '39. '40; van. . '41 Spurtsmcns Club. '39.'411;S1'icnce Service Club, '39; Year Book 5121K. cheum. '411: junior Prom and Senior Pmm 11'1'1I1 his Inunvlvdyr 111111 51117111 I111 will 11!- Committees: Track '38 '39. 41'1' Crimsun 11111111 111' 1111! 111 1111111. Staff. '40; Year Book Staff: Christmas Show. '39. '411. . . Arlinu 1': Ih1' pnmf 41f 1111111111. JOSEPH D. 1111:1151; M 311 VVondlawn 51. 1 W Commercl' 1.1111 1.1 shun: Iiw 11 lung; 111111 1111' . CL PASQUALE R. MOLLE 181 Bmv 5L Collcgc Funthall. '38. '39. Spam 111'1' Il11' xl11irz1'11y I11 1'1'111 1111111Im111l. EMMA V. MOCCIA WALTER V. MOORE 5 Hazel Park Humelmld Arts 193 Belmont St. General Hunur Hull. '38. '39. '411: 11' 15' English Gilbert and Sullivan. '38; Drum Major. x Club. '39. '40; Science Serv 1' Club. '39; '33. '39. 411' Junior and Stninr Prom Com- Scninr Prum Committee; Parlin P Organ- mittces; Glee Club 511011.411; Track. '39. 1221111111: Girls' Basketball, '40. '411zY1-ar Book 51311 lerr's 111111111111 31: kinyly 11.: 1111111111211. II 111'5111115 11111 111m 11111111111 11111111151113 ANTOINETTE R. MINICHIELLO WESLEY D. MOORE 135 Buw 51 General 60 Garland St. General .111111I11'r 111': Win 11! Hum I111rl1111. .1 1'1111111' 11'I111 M1111: I11 111'11I 511111 18711111! 111 111.1 111-1111 1111mm LLOYD G. MOULTON C. THEODORE MURRAY 2 Dartmouth St, Mechanic Arts 64 Baldwin Ave. Cnmmcrcial ' Chrisnnas BaskeL '40. I do 1m! rule for n yrml IIML Ulluwk yanr mr n'ml'l ya. nr if .mmvllliug'x Jux! gi'z'x' nm a day will: my rod and rrcl. m: m. Cu h: Hm 'szn' and rail Lloyd Jlmlllrm. CHARLES W. MULLEY EDWARD T. MURPHY 27 Auburn St. General 14 Fremont Ave. General Thr world :lrps uxidv dud Iris pas: Iln' Lyceum, '40. mun who know: zvlmc ln' 1': gjuiny. TIM Class nf '40'5 gill Iu HM I'. S. Nui'y FRANCES P. MULLEN . 1 Harris Ave. lCommercial Christmas Baskvt, '38: Girls' B'askcthall. .40. I am Illiule uf milking bth-r Hum marry- ing; a millimmirr. CHARLES W. NEAL, JR. H Waverly Ave. Genera! Clmrlrs is n gnarl errr uud frivndly In all. HELEN M. NADOLNY PEARL NEILSSIEN 39 Muntrmc St. Huusehuld Arks 4.2 Chestnm St. Commercial .Ilrlru mmld Iiln' Io Im a Numlwr, lvlmn' Library Staff. '38 '39. '40: Gilbert and UH'I. ' Sullivan. '38 '39 '40: junior and Senior rum Committees; Scniur Play. l'rrwlilr 11nd tui-nrmu: Ix shc Km! and hriyhl and rlur. W. HOWARD MURRAY EDYTHE L. NICHOLLS 15 Harlcy Ave. College 48 Vernal SL General . . ImIIl2rr nfmrymdnulr: h'hn ix iulvrvsml Edyllwit nmlviiinu ix m Iw a :vrrrtm'y. m fuerrriny Hm mm? m! m-iuliun A'h-h. duu'l 1le uzu'er-il'x prii'ulr. MARIAN L. NICHOLS ELLEN F. 03BRIEN 9 Everett St, Commercial 31 Oliver St Household Arts Adjt'diim' arc lurking urhm Midturibing Ellmx mnln'limlx uh: wry hiqh lwr 51er turn MVW bhc zwmlx tn Im an air 11051035 and fly. ' V 7 W57 91M, 1 MILDRED J. NICOLSON MILDRED E. NORRMAN 191 Linden St, Commercial 391 Ferry St. Commercial Tu yml m mux! wnfcxx, 5hr will mukr 11 plat: far hcrxclf in the Our lwpr far your xnrrcss. mum nf Iilu 3y' K DOROTHY j ' nal ' omme cial 19'? etbal 0 VlrlUIV S a fUITXth 7'11 10H ' 4;:ngqu with that L 11 mm': Commercial nlber and Sulli. . mrus. '39: Christmas . V, V 3'14 ' bond mmu'u ' unc WVfirhml fruils Hf pcrmnnlily. MARGUERITE F. O'BRIEN JAMES F. O3D0NNELL 53 T a St. C 9 ' l 108 Chestnut SL Cullege 3 n 'I'ri-Hi Omnurcna liditnr-in-Chief of Year Book: ActivityJ Agent: 9 ' . . Lyceum and Debating Teamg '38 '3 39. Class 9 Cami nufm'r um! yuud .mur mm! FT'L'I' jut . Day Usher. 19: Christina Pageant 39';J Senior Play; Colby Contest. '40: Prize Debate, '39, '40; Class Day Oratur. j Et'm Ilmugh vanquixlmi. hr amid uwm' Mill. GfgzcE E. OBRISN MARY C. O'KEEFE 3 Amos Tetx College 32 C d St. H 4TOIi A't HonoAR Moll 3369 '39' ' V Home Room e 3 Bag'rdhall .40 nus; ' ' 5 ' '38. '399 '40: Ilbe'gnry Staff '.38 . - ' . 9 . Jlurv Inn what if mica: v . . 39.13res ext. 4' ' earbook Staff. 40' 111' lmlw xhc yrm 1hr Irrmlm Hu- '1. W mlnmxjmmhalx a mmmmiu of lrmm; gY FRANCIS H. OlLEARY EDITH M. 01T00LE 84 School St. Commercial 70A Walnut St. General Gilbert and Sullivan. '38, '39, 1401 All lxr 1mm: i: a surtruful Iilv. To be u .m'nag 1'11 lu'r mm rhurming style: Ix Edillx'x drsin' far same 1111111 nmrrh 'lC'hlll'. ROSE C1 OTERI CAROLYNNE L. OLSON 15A Cleveland Ave1 Commercial 128 Clarence St. Commercial Glee Club, '39, '40; Glee Club Show, '39, '40, Honor R0111 '38, '39; Junior Prom Cam. W'hy take lifz' xeriuusly? ch'll newer gc! mittee; Italian Club, '38, '39, '40; Home 1111! of it alive. Room Presidem. '38. , Rnsc'x 11111111111111 Li a Ilni'rl 0110; if 1 4 1- :J 6A She want: In 111urry 11 71th man's m1. l l j M M EVELYN s. OPPICI 71114 124 High St Commercial X . 6 Class Day Usher ':39 Senior Class Play 111K ' 7 her: Junior Prom Committee; Christmasj Ba ket Committee :1 xmmy 111mm: 1111115 lusting frimulslxipfj fy 11 '6 111111111 rrc. . , ., .ari' . ll 11W 42 H vard 51. Dalsmrtlntwnlmf 1'11, imM-fiitrvlurv l0 U a think .ylm 011 b; 11 41:0sz zvrim. JOSEPH A. PALMlERl PAULINE PALERMINO 58 Harvard St. Mechanic Arts 15 Tileston St, Household Arts 77mm Purl: rrmfurs 11f :rylcx lmd bvttpr Baseball. '39. '40. lwmlrt wltcn Paulinr girls xlurlri 11'1' hupv Jar is 115 surrmxlul 11: Ills 111111111- salw. Jo: DiMaggio. MARGUERITE A. PALERMINO FRANK X. PAPA 15 Tileston 5L College 112 High St. General Italian Club. '18. '39. 40. Frank ix wry 1111111111.? 111 wt I17 work. Surlx ambition 1': sum 111 11c rewarded ; She works all day; xlic 1110141: all High! 1 SIM dam earl: taxi: 7111'le all her might. MICHAEL F. PARISI 10 Clay Ave, Commercial Lyceum, '38, '39. '40: Debating Team, '39, X '40: Baseball, '38, '39. '40; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Prize Debate, '39; Class Day Usher. '39; Usher Parents' Night, '38. '39. As Alikr 1': a hugv JNHTLY in n'rrythiny h: docx, 11: 1mm: 11: Ha doubt tlmt he ix 1hr mm! likrly f0 surrml 117 lift. RAYMOND T. PARSONS 31 Garland St. Sportsmen's Club, '39. :l'wuy. umly, from mm um! tuzunx. To thy wild IUUUII and Hm downs. Tu Ihc :ilml wildcmms, l WILLIAM F. PAYZANT 864 Broadway f Bill mulls In xtmiy armplunvs, Jud mum lhc darn flying: fly, llr'll xurrvud 1m lumrv hr hill If hr r'mlly ' unlx In er' ' MARJORIE E. PAULDING 68 Lexington St. Cmnnmrcial Honur Rnll, '38, '39. '40; Girls' Glee Club, '39, '40: Manager. '40; Year Bank Stle. '40: Sunim' Class Play. Il'x Hin' In Irv mnm-ul if yml'l'v nulurully Itfm. S. ROY PARSONS .1n .m'luml Ruy xhivld: hix mmmxl indium- MARJORIE PEARCE .1 smih fn'r all. u mlwuu' qlud. jmual, waxing way rhv had 50 JOSEPH A. PASCARELLI 9 Franklin St. Mechanic Arts Home Room Prc'sident. '40; Camera Club, ':39 Band, '38 '0 If Inc It at :nr'cmsful in lam lifu at M 1m: 1mm in m'.lmal 1w kmmv 110 will do all right for himsrlf. THEODORE PARSONS 21 Orange Ct. Commercial Dramatic Class. '40. Ii'lxm nn NM Maw 7w wuh ynu plurk. And Hwn in life may ya how! luck. JOSEPH M. PECORARO 29 Haskell Ave. General Jm Ion? dir'ulyiny hi5 mnhilinn. Hr mmf: 1w xurfrm' HS. ANNE M. PERELLI 30 Clmrtlaml St. Huuschuld Arts Chemistry Club. '39; Girls' Baskdball. '39, '40. Any fur mul will lunA' mum lnwly m1 :1 mmicl .mrh ux JHm'. LLOYD C. PERKINS WARREN E. PETERSON 751 Bruadway Mechanic Arts 25 Sea St, Mechanic Arts , Baseball. '39. U'illing and rafaIIIz' i: H'nrrcnir man. Lloyd: lmlwlnr: art the Bruinx and Ike Rcd 501. W J M id .06 5. - J : WARREN S. PERRY F10 A. PESCE k VJB Sherman Sm Mechanic Arts 10 Tilestnn SL Mechanic Arts Liz Il's tho old Mary uf marinrs. uniforms. Tranlrlc rum off hill! WM 1W! Ht?- U and yirlL durk'x hack. C MIN J. PESCE - Mechanic Arts rman ur pulimmuu 1': Car- ELLA R. PETRUCCI 870 Broadway Commercial. '- 1, , A Italian Cluh X39, '40 ,S'Iill anonrr frnm JIY'. Canmlnfi'x dupurh . mm! zvlm MIMI; In by u Mimic xctrclury. . 1 k4 , YNK ANNER. PETRONE MARIAN A. PELAGGI JJIrvilmSt.I ,9 Commercial 62 Baldwin Ave. College 631, r Italian Club. Nm'f yum 'm'll son Jlarimz uf Jarlmau V '1 m: a link u-MA mu! 0 liHIc mm'c MIIL- .cludymy rlunfml um! mmlcm Immuuym. m; yun will :urrly mi Hm! fnlv DANIEL A. PETRICCA MARGARET E. P 57 Carlsun 5L Commercial 19 Revere St, Dun lmlw: In muln' rIn' wudr ax u lust Shrmmlx 'RVIIUI wall driwr nf mm. JOSEPH J. PLAT! 122 Florence St. Commercial Inc nrrir'm at hix goal withuu! bring non'rmblr, . r 9 9w 9 ANTHONYJE. POLCARI School St. xl Mechanic Arts , l: n mluinmv'lsmy will mi! lmrmmr nvirh xg flraxvrrcL .rmd dmmnu frat Y'liml JOSEPH POPIEL 165 Jefferson Ave. H'hilv you are rlimbing 1hr luddrr Hf lift, 1w wixh you joy and lurk. Commercial 'x Y 1'er WILLIAM L. POLCARO V 9 25 Mysdc St. Mechanic Arts 9 :KJ Ralhn :crrz'ric'r almu! In: umlrih'nn 1m! X 7m- Imlimc it tn lvc :alcsmamhip .HAK JOSE 7 Montruse iJ Club 19 40 Italian EDMOND J. POWER 19 Birch St. Civil Sonia mils Thu Izmleiny fur mm Iikc yum College gniwmum! is J. DELBERT POTHIER 40.2 Ferry St. Mechanic Art: Trac k ' 39 D1! law: 1hr 51ml! of ink mid is Irradinu fol Ihr priminy mrdx'. JUN :4 pr of rho milling mnh Aflrr rimtc srtrchzrylc job. If A. POLCARO Commercial Science Service. '40, . PRATT C. nnmercial FLORENCE M. PRENNEY 52 Thurman Pk: Skulimj. nwimmiuy. mul' wading Imuks will Offlll'y my tuna Cumnwrcial MILDRED E. PRENNEY 17 Climon St. Commercial .JIz'ldrrd may by Jim! lml TM firrdirl a lug fulnrr fur hrr. 58 LILLIAN PROWER ANTOINE'ITA T. RAGUCCI 43 Rock Valley Ave. Commercial 42 Waverly St, College Tall nukx fl'nm lilllc 11mm: grow Honor Roll. 138; eriters' Club; Italian Club, '38, '39, '40. T17 you wt d0 umxl mrnusHy xprnk Our Impc that you gr! what you :vck. ANN V. PUGLIELLI CHARLES C. RADOSTA, JR. 42 VYinslow St Commercial 17 Newton St. College Lift is 11 Mayo 1541ch m'rry man 1mm Band leader. 40: Band. 138, '39. '40; Or- pluy u purL IVIIy nut play a nmrry mm? chestra, '33. '39, '40; Lyceum. '39 '40 Altair hall: charm: In xonrhc rhr savage lmast. RUTH T. REITAN 35 Cnolidgc 5L Cummcruial Ilm' rrrm'd in stlmnl is u rirfw'nilr fuw- ' . I'unwr of surrmx in Ialvr lift. THELMA R. REEVES LOUIS J. RENZULLI SS Glendale SL Commercial 3 Henderson St. Commercial Sharpen up ynur prnvilx. Tlxrlma. You Senior Activity Agent. quill mukr a film varrtary fur murmur. Luuix lmx Iwm runxmlmlly xnrrmsful in all his midvrmkinm. VIRGINIA M. RAJMO ANGELO RICCI 106 High St. Commercial 78 Everett St. Commercial Italian Cluh l'ir'yiniu': happy I'ir'yiniulv guy. ' . V . - II 1qu hm mflmuf brim: n'lmf hrs mlhm. l'iminiu's ln'iyhl u: rlw nmulh uf Jlny, 50 ELEANOR A. RICCI HAZEN M. RING b 12 Green St Commercial 52 Cottage SL Mechanic Arts Italian Club 4'LJ Kind-lmlrlvd and :m'rirmNr in all 1hr b Elmvmr is Izmking Iurmzrd to an mrlv rrlatx'mm of lift'. Inurrimjr. I ' EDWARD RICCIO , GRACE A. RILEY 5 Shute St Mechanic Artf: 87 Union St. Commercial 11y idea 01' smrcn i: In haw MWMM Tn dn flw imranildv I: Grarv'x dmirr: dnllur: uud Imlhiml lam H'lui'u yun'w xnrrrrdvd Nmsc :rnd us a W MH 'ZA'H'P. : M OMICEORGE W. RICHARDSON ' 11 J 720 Broadway Commercial Gquc mml: In art a mmd puxilinn and : rim: may 1'! fm rhr m ri Inmdrrd J'emx f i J , i V v i v AS j, ELEANOR ' OBERTSON '50 Fuller St Commercial M Ilrr ymilc ix ltrr mnlm'llu F. LEE ROBERTS. JR. RY E. ROBINSON 56 Baker RKL Cumnwrcial 42 Ruck Yallcy Ave. College Camera Club '38 '39 '40: Pres.. '40. Spanish Club. H'r lwlim'v er L ulmtlly turn hix Jlury harm In 111' u xrlmul n'urhvr Iu'fnn' xwumtimr iuln u Irm' rumriun. many yuurs hur'r puny I JOSEPH T. ROACH RUTH V. ROBINSON .7 Prescott Teri: General is Calhoun Nve. Cununvrcial Rnlhh r uullvifmn it In In a lexiwur: H'w nm'! qnilu xn' Jun m: Ilml rlzirkm Xuzu aim! muv in MA runhl lu' mty huh farm uf his. 170 FRANCES J. ROMANOWICZ ROBERT J. ROSSBOROUGH 349 Second St Commercial 70A lValnut Sn Mechanic Arts Frances sayx xlw mmld 1m ronlrutrd In kulvm has an ulurl mind and an able body 170 just a lady of lrixurr. LEO J. RONAN INEZ Z. ROSENBLATT 8 Argyle 5:, General 85 Fremont Ave. Commercial l Lm'x ambition .qwllx doom for rr'illm. Charming in a way all llcr Div , 'nmxc ht mmrx Iu Im a lll'lt'Fll'i'A MADELYNNE A. RONAN S Argyle St. Commercial 7hr ugv-uld rr'y In marry u millimmirv is lu'r umlliliml and fur 17c it from 11.: lo rlmnyc lwr mini 0;;747; pr LENA J. RUSSO 53 Ncwmn 5!, Household Arts Jrz ' :1 pact amid nut llul 1m guy in .mrlt jomnd mummun LlLLIAN M. ROY GEORGE A. RYAN 96 Collage SL Cmnmercial 98 Madison Ave. General Lillian m'll purwc lxcr hobbit: after gmd- Nari Srpfrmlwr Gmrgr will try to pan 11min . u Cirll .N'u'z'in' Ivsl. JEAN W. ROWELL EDNA E. RYDER 9 Gilmore St. College 14 Russell St. Commercial School Council. '38. '39, '40; VVritcrs' Club. Gund mum? is Ilw lvmuly of lev mind. 330: Juniur Prom Commincc, '39; Senior Prom Committee. '40: Basketball, '39. '40: Honor Roll, '38, '39. '40. Tlu'n' ix .muu'llliny nin' alum! rtu'ryum', Bu! rwryllxiny ix uin' ulmul Jam. ll 6, WW v Mg: - l. ., 3W FRANK C. SACCO ll Gladstone St Senior 3ctivity $3.ng Frank i: no! iIIIIchId Ivy 0 IIIIrkII'IIrd IquIIn- General GASPAR G. 324 Main St. SACHE'ITA Commercial Honor Roll, '38. '39, '40; Lyceum. '38. '39. '40; Pres. '40; Italian Club. '38, '39, '40; Pres. '40: Class President, '38. '39, '40; Gen- eral Chairman. Jr. and Sr, Prom Commit tees; Prize Debate. '38. '39, '40: W'inner. '40; Colby Contest V3'inner. second prize, '40; Crimson Editor. '39. '40; Year Book StaR', 38 '39, '40: Italian Club Show. '39, '40; Glee Club Show. '40. Blush i: Ihv rIIIIIr III i'l'fllu'. MARY F. SALAMONE 511 Pearl St. Jlury lmx ,It'r I'yI' NELLIE 15 Muntrnsc 5t. Italian Club '38 .3'Illir mun: III III'Ir .llIIIIhII lx'IIyI II link I IIIIIIII liliIIII. ESTHER SANTER 77 Maldou St. Cullum- 33'rilcrs' Club. '40: Library 5133. '38. '39, '40. UI'IIIII' I'Ix HIL'HIIHI. I'L'J'I'IHIL' iII 4'4'lillll. ALLEN E. SAMUELSON 2 Bradfnrtl Pl, GcIII-ral Rutlwr quid IIIIIIIII Ink fHII4VU. MI! m IIII'IIII IIIIII III'rc is II hIIIIrI' IIIIIiIiI'iIIII. MIRIAM G. SAMPSON 53 Francis St Household Arts 31ml! 3nd your IN! Hill II'rr ynu EI'NI if lIIIir drcsxinq'x var dcliIIIII MELVIN SAMPSON 53 Francis St. Chemiskry Club. '39. Lifr Ix II qu-I ImII all IIIIIIII: IIHI'ZL' fl. 1 IIIIIIIIIIII x0 4mm and mm- 1 IanniIv if. C allege Cummcrcial .Y IIII II I'UUII'II'I'I'IH'Y'X jIIlI. III. SANTILLI M , Cumin 'I' M 9, 4U III . I'ASQUAI.E SANTI LLI St. 99 331130le CnmmeIciI-Il Hnnnr IxU :3' Ice- PrIs. of Llass '1'30'40 'I'ivity 13gI-I1t, Italian '4 hull $1343.39 '4:0 Parlin II Lation: ex 3car Book PIII .c IIIIIIIIII'IIII U'l Hm III JIIIIIIII lull? Ir and SI. PInm Cum- StaFf, III IIIII Icmm' ilim hC'I IIII IIII' IIII. EDWARD F. SAVAGE 5 Elmwood Pl. LyI'I-IIIII. '441, H I III'III'W IzddII II'IH III IIII IIIIIII- IIIIIIII IIIIIII IIII NH ,47714! arm III III. IIIII General ARMANDO SCANZILLO VINCENT G. SCOTTI I 150 Nichols St. General 26 Arlington SL Commercial He may look quivl. hut owe xmrlcd Im'x Goodnumx.1lilhr'.: Shaw'x a riot. Tllcy'rr all I'll! paning thing; II' Inn v'nurms I'inml VrnIti E'TI'CHS King of Swing. ALBERT J. SCHLESINGER STEPHEN G. SCOTTI 976 Broadway Mechanic Arts 26 Arlingtnn 5L Commercial Graduation Usher. '3K '39. ,I'l' extmd 1712;! wish: :0 a iumro C R .4. HI Iilacx In Ink. gum: upart I II: rm u'lrul mulus Him! stop and mm. I ' $115 J4 wdf ELINORE M. SCHWE DT V . MU; I 70 Clmtham Rd. nmmerdal y La Spanish Club ' r and Scninr Prom jJ .A CummitteclkJ 3 nmb qu m 1 Iifm ' -U NIIIIIC i114 Ir v mu .1 . Iud ELI SEGELMAN 117 L'niun 5L Cullcnk' Orcl aura. '38. '39 '40; Chanry Cluh. LN Elm umllu Ix: 'TIIL' unly .uuy In Inn'r u Ivmul is In In' our. JOHN W. SEAWARD FLORENCE E. SEROl'NlAN US Dartmouth 51. V- Ira! 184 Burknnm St. Cummcrcial Camera Club, '32? Smdent Manager. :unt- Shy has n Imu! In meIriw. u lunglw In I hall. '38, '39. '40; Asn Hanagcr. Baseball, '35. marumlr. mm! H Iumd In arrrnlr any mixrhivI. JuIm Inn m'mInIinxIml many IIu'rmx and many mun will fnllnh'. ARTHL'R F. SEARS SELMA SHAFFER 9 Green St. L'nnuncn'ial 38 Iivclyn Rd. Cununcrcial lI'lml xlmnld a man du Iv ! In' murryf Hnnur Rnll 'KQ; Spani' .1 Club E9110. II'I' IInlv ynn itIv IIu'v umnunlulunia 'l'hv lwrmn :viIIt IIu qmlhs! mmm 03 CHARLES P. SHEEHAN 7 Glendale Ter. ScientiHc Chemistry Club, '39. . . Hi: rhirf intrrcsts lie in drafting mxdm'mfwn. IDA G. SIMEONE 4 Montrose St. Commercial Ida Italic: to IM' a fashion dcxigm'r. II will Ire difficult In letrp up with thy modern nun. RUTH SHILLADY DORIS M. SILVERIO St. Commercialw 40 Mystic St. Household Arts 57w ix wry a! gym and talk? with trim, - HELEN M. SIDORK urman St. Household Arts Whip we find a likcablc personality. gm ,1: $ WV..- V . Ma? 3 9'35? gay W5 3m ROBERT E. SMALL 32 Waters Ave. Mechanic Arts Bub twill tale;- 1111? 1:1an in the world ax a mahmziwl mginrrr. SIDNEY J. SLOTNICK DORIS M. SMITH 80 Malden SL General .78 Linden St. Dancing ix Hm rhild of music and of joy. Commercial A fab as 11'11 0 rlcrk aer'aIx to Ihi: girL DORIS B. SIMONDS DOUGLAS H. 5MITH 20 Newton St. Commercial 117 Jefferson Ave. College Gilbert and Sullivan. '40; Lyceum, '40. Doug twill Iu-lp build dcsrruyrr: fur I'ntlr Sum. To know lwr is to lilac 1101-. 04 ETTA M. SMITH 10 Floyd St. College Library Staff, '381 '39, '401 Alrnniy 1111 1111' 1111111 In f111111' by 1111' 1111111!- 11.111: 111'111'1'2'81111'11l1'. JAMES L. SMITH, JR. 45 Prescutt St, Conunercial Gilbert and Sullivan. '40; Track. '38. '39, '40: Fuothall, '38. '391 7111' 11me 11f 111111 1111111513 111111 T111 1111! 11f lurk 1111'1'1' 111151111111 111111. MILDRED SNOOK 22-1 Shute St. Commercial 1'1! 111111 11111121 frmu 11 11115.1 1.11111'11 11111110 1111111 xlmrt 11nd mwl. CHESTER E. SNOOK 49 Hosmcr St. Commercial Dramatic Class, '40; Lyceum, '38, '39, '40; Gilbert and Sullivan. '38. '39. II 1111111'1 111' 1111111 110111 1111111? 13111111 11 .11!- 111111 111 1111' 1111:11' 5111!. ROBERT J. SNODGRASS '1 1V 214 Main St. Mechanic Arts r? 1: Chrisunas Basket Committee; Football, '39; 11 Baseball. '381 .1 11111111111151 who'll 1'111'1'1' 11111111111 111 11111111 k 11 11111-11101 11f 1111 1111' . xv . 'J 1 1 11 ROBERT I. SOLOW 259 Vine St. 13011 plan: 111 111115 1111 1 11 . . 1 .1 ' ' . , 1'. i 111 11m m1. J1; MW 1111111111111 of 111-1' 1111'1'1111'11'1111 farms. V i HARRIS1 R. SNOWDEN 80 Cedar S1. Mechanic Arts 14111111ch 11f 1111' U4 111111: who will 11111 111111 p1 a1l111 11111111 110 lrm'ncd 111 111111111111: JEREMIAH SNOW 78 Cottage St Mechanic Arts H0110! Roll '38; Senior Activity Agent; Junior Prom Conu'nittee: Football '38, 111111 .1 or1y.y11111l1'ly 111 1111111111 111' 11 hrs?- 11111: 11111111111111. College , v' 1 JOHN SORRENT1'j'l'y ff 47 1Yavcrly St. Wirral Italian Clwd 1111111 211511111 111 1'1 .11'111' chnnwus 1'1- 111111111111 111.1 f111111'1'. ' AC. ANN SPACER ford St. Commercial '15 . :l 11111111111111! 1'11 11 11111'111r'5 0717111. I: what .11111 1111111111 11111 10 111', H'r 21'1111111'1' 1111111 1111' dormr is, Bul will I1111'1' 111 :1'111'1 111111 1'1'1'. WILLIAN S. SPACER 56 Bradford 54. General VVritL-rs' Club. Pros; Crimson Staff: Year Book Staff, ' Hcrv 4w l444'4'4' H40 14an l4n44'r44f4' 44f 4144' C1414: 44f 1940. 39 Liberty St. Gil'ls' Debating Cluh. :1444'4' 1644414 144'4'444444'5 44 N. X. 4 I pl4'4m44'4' 444 144' .n'rlc. 4 4 15 Lexington St. 444 344444444444 444444404444. ETHEL STRACHAN 190 Bow St. Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan. '38, '39, '40, EH44! mmld 144' 4144 amp! to 444434 144444444424 4414444, RUTH K. SPENCER DOROTHY E. STYLES Usher Senior Class Play. 0444' of 4444' four 4441444 44444414! by 444404?st MARION G. STICKNEY 2.7 Bryant St. Cumme ' Girls' Debating Club; Senim' Activity Agent: Year Book Staff .1I44r4'4444 7444: 44 444444444' :1 catching 0444' '44.: 44'444'. Fur if 44444 4454444 I414444 44444444444 4'4444'II I444 44414444144444 44447. ARTHUR D. STEVENSON Commercial 85 Kinsman St. Gcnural '39. Italian Club. '39 ';40 Gilbertgtml Sullivan 44 twill I44' 44 '40. Chemistry Club. '38 5444 44' Prom Lom- mittcc; luniur Pram C . 84454442411 '38 '40. .444 44- 4444444444441 .. 4444444444444 444444 44p4'4'44l4'44y 44 Hr 4 . GILBERT P. STARBLE 38 Rubin St. C44444I444crcial Oil 44' I4444I.'4'4444 f444'4 44'44441 444 4144' 44444 144 P .4 N444' .mnm! 1444.44 fur Mo 14444 ,g ROBERT J. SUPPLE 38 Pleasant St. College Honor Roll '38' Chemistry Club 39' Lyceum. ':40 Year B0014 Staff; Football. '38; Track . '44, 44 , If44l .4 4444l4l4' 44444I44'I44444 4.4 444 14444444444 4d44444l4 d U WM 44444! 144 4'44444'44l4' 444144.44 4144194? K4'4-4' '44'4'r4 mad: fur sccrrmriux likt 44 444144;! 4444' 4 .rrcllmzc'. 99 'J. 8'44JI4RETTE e. 1 Commercial College .4 44447 ROBERT E. SWETT 42 Nuru'md St. College H4'4'4' 444' 444444 44 44414444! 444'4'144'44'4'4 444 add I47 nur 4444:4143 I454. 00 GILBERT F. SYLVA 43 Gludhill Ave Mechanic Arts Diz'srl umlum haw m1 uppml fnr Gillirrl. 121 Cmtage 5L H'ulh'r i: drjiuilvly inlrrmlvll in mm- mmfim I um furl nr unulln'l'. 60 Corey St. Dramatic Class. '38 gram: 11': lev Ihmm- far ma. ELSIE N. TAYLOR 131 Clarence 51. Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan. '39; Dramatic Club, '40: Crimson StaFf, '40; Junior Prom Com- minee. '39: Drama Night Usher. '40 Beauty and gram put Elxir in lop plant WALTER J. SZUMOWSKI GLORIA E. TAYLOR Jlnxic light and Imn'y. amuum gay and MARY C. TAVILLA Emmett St. Commercial Italian Cluh '39. '40, Mary Nun:- m1 humming a .mriul n'urkcr uflrr graduulmu. 21 LOIS I. TARMY 45 Hamilton St. Spanish Clulx '40. Tlu'rv'x Ilulhiny la mp Lnix II'UIH Iwiml :1 xun'vmful :mxmmtplmz General Cnnuncrcial WILLIAM G. TANNER 34 Cleveland Ave. ' Jr, :' gmmercial Sportsman's. Cl . 138, '31-'30? Gilbert and Sullivan, '39Q4U; Won Staff 33975411; Junior f' g Covumittce. '39:,Se ior Prum ' ??tfixc, 3w; Year Book StafL '40: as Shim: '40x 1; mil Hm .n'us uml Hm mwm dvcl: Jud Iuy muluund In n'slful .rl HAROLD W. TEELING 689 Broadway Commercial Dramatic Class. 38. '39, '40; Crimson $133. '40: Christmas Pageant. '38. '39: Sew iur Play. Ilvrr'x u buy zvlmxv umlrilinu ls dizfm'm! frum Ilu- rrsr: HE tmIlIx tn 11c 11 nmriuc ynmu'l'. And may Izv Imm- Hm lmL MADELINE D. TENAGLIA 9 XVest St, Household Arts Honor Roll, '38. '40; Science Service Club. '40. 5111' will mndrruisu. HNumer. piano. with 0Ymrr rull. Mama. ALBERT J. THIMS 97 Belmont St, Mcchanic Arts H'u mu'l imagiuv AI us a lanimu'cn College '39. C. CHESLEY THISTLE 137 Florence St. Cununercial 177m: you're in HM 1111qu And .mil frum far! to purf Ham a hair! for all the yirlx .lud ulmuvx 1w :1 spnrl. HARRY G. THISTLE 137 Florence SL Commercial Band and Orchestra. Harry's 1?er Ilmuuhf ix :1 jnlr, and limit hp plum lu xmdy ucmuuliny. EARL W. THOMPSON 19 Rich SL Mechanic Arts Cir? 11w zvm'ld llw 17ml ynu Imr'r. And Ilw law! will mum lmrl: f0 ynu WINIFRED I. THOMAS 15 Cnttagc St, Houschnld Arts Y'inifrrd'x Tm Slump liltlr sign ulmz'z' lln' dour MARTHA L. THOMAS 577 Braathvay Commercial W Goad lurk M a fulm'r dmlal hyyimixl. g 24 Irving St. FRANCES H. TIIORDEMAN Hm will mm HIV dum'iuy as u Imlvlw. fm' l ' 3 u lrlvam' .m-mm' ux uu wrupuliun, I 3 Chestnut Pl. Commercial Quit! mui .mwl; u truly vujuyahlv yirL HELEN D. THOMPSON 114 Union St, Commerrial Glee Club, '40: Orchestra '38, '39. '40: Senior Prom Committee: Year Book SlaFE: Parlin P Organization; Glee Club Show; Secretary of Senior Activity Agents. Helen is uur gift In tho musir mn'ld. 08 V x BEATRICE L. TlBBETTS , ' 7 Cmmncl'cial ARTHUR A. TIMMONS ' 'if ' 135 Vernal SL Gen '31 Jlm'l: and quip! zulwu in n'luml. but u rcgmlur follow mt! mm 1116 f'ivld. LILLIAN M. TOBIAS 13 Green St. Cummurcial Gilbert and Sullivan. '33. '39. '40; Girls' Debating Unix 39 Lillian :uunlx In 110 u n'rh man's darling, FHi-A ; u A MARGUERITE E. TOBIN EVELYN G. TROY 57 Paris 51. Commercial 4 Green St. CI:Imrnercial IIIIII'IIIII'I'IIIV'X IIIIIHI' :I-I'Il xIIIIII Irv Ill IIII' Italian Club 39 '.-IU quIII'IIII hunks ax II drum dosiyncr, l'Ixc :vIIiIr- warm! prnfcuinn is link gI'II: IIIIII'II SUSIE M. TOCE ANNA J. TRISCHITI'A 31 Jefferson Ann Commercial , 34 Everett St. Commercial TIII' IIIUIIII'II VIIII' jIIJI In W w IIIWI IIIIIIIIII ' I Honor Ixnll '339 4'I;l Italian Club '40; Ix TI'IHII SIIJI'I' ZI'IIIIIII IIII III IIIIIII IV ritcrs lCluh, I . .IIIII will! all III'I' IIIIIIIIIIL'OIIIHIX. Ann S III! IIIIIIIegVL I'I 'IIU :ImIIs In II ix .cIIrrIy ZI'IIIIIII III'I' I'I'III'II. . ,l IIr'II II I'IIIr m'I'vIIrj-ifL 'I' . , I I . I , , r I . I . w I I , ROSINA 1. TOWNSH ND Xj ,I' x 119A Glendale SI Comnwrcia I I' RIIsI'IIII TI'IIIIIK III III' IIIIIIIIII'I' III'mIIII'r: IIIIII'I i'A'I' IIIIf HELEN M. VEITCH 'crson Ave. Cmnmcrcial t S S . LI GIT 5 Che Club. '40; G G, C. Show, '40 ' C ' III'II'II i'l'IIHIS III III'IIIII'. m PIII'II'II 1411c ' b S Crluml m-I'II 5w IIII': ymmg IIIIIy. ' AMELIA VAN ORT ISADORE VERNOFSKY ' 93 Reed AVQI Commercial 96 Irving SL General .III'III'U IIIIS I II'II Iurl IIIr IIII: :III' ZI'IIIIIIY BamL '38. '30 'JHI OrchesIra. 'SS '39. '40 II? III II JIIIIIII II c ?IWIIIIIrI 1::ip . I'IIIIIJ In flax IIII drum: ' :IIIII IIIIIIH IIH' IIIIIIIII: Imp. JOSEPHINE TURCO EDWARD W. VIARY .29 Floyd St. College 33 Rich St. XlIchzmic Arts . Italian Club. '38. '39: Gilbert and Suilivan. If M mu lukr IiIIII UII fIIIIII ZI'IIIFIIIIIII III? 39. 40- SIIHIHSII Cluh. '40: Junior Prom Ix'III S'III, IE'VddII IIIIIII: III IIrIIIIII. II jIIIIIIv. Cununittcc: Scnim Prom Committee, IIIIIIII III :IIIIIIIIIIIIII pIIIIv IIII'III IIf XIIIIIIIIIIIIII 5: Hum IIHI IIIiIII. III CIII'I'I III IIIUII'L' II IIII IIIIIIIIIIII2 00 ANDREW7 VINCHESI 17 Harley Ave. Junior Prom Committee. He IWN UIL' Ilr'iyhlrsl zL-iIIiL'ixnm u! ?Iu' mnsf mntrlmricd 1110117vale Cnl lcgc HELEN M. WALSH 79 Bradford St. Comnmrcial Hvlru juxl mum In 1w ulnlfdrksful lumi- uvss rL-mmm. S 29 Frumt m HLL- m MARION WASSERMAN .37 Francis St Cmmncrcial Ilmuyh :IN'Ld fIvILLLd: LII n15! I'LIILLmL Ilmmpllv m IIIL' Lml. MILTON WARSCHAUER 61 Niclmls St. llillmt zL'Lme In Irv Lmuihcr Lmd rr'uwl Lu-and rim imrld. General IILIIIiIrm'qu MARY T. WARREN Am Cumnmrcial Laud: Hf I'm, LIInLIL full of fun. in Mr has just leLmn ELLEN M. WERNER 1-K! Vernal St. Commercial llm'd IL: lemma lmt :L'vll mmh knmL-iny. MyQ't-M VIOLA WELCH 238 Main St College VVriters' Club; Spanish Club; Basketball. I'iLIIu :mlle 1.; lmld 17w willtm' xfirk iCIIFH th' ix L1 Imrlmn NORMAN E. WELCH 56 Frunum Ave Cullcgc Sportsmen 5 Club. '39: Senior Prum Cum- minee; Orchestra .38 -l priuhr will! a A'nLlrlL i: LI TUIUUhIl man in L1 mndrrn mn'ldL O'WFS .- , I E. GLORIA WERNIG V 19 Summit Ave, Class Day Usher. '39. Ulm'iu :vrmlrl liler IU wmlr 11w :L'hitr nml varm xymlrnIiL- nf lhr nursing; Nufmxian. College EDITH M. WESTERBERC 72 Prcs'coll St. Household Arts If lirlilll is L! .-mmplL 07' 111.? Lllrilily. :hc all! lvv a warm M n lmirdrmsrr. DOROTHY M. WETMORE 34 Jacksnn AI'C, CtIIIIIIIeI'ciaI II 'A'IIIIIYiSIIl' IIUS IIIIIIII: FIII'sI-IIIII' IIIU IIIny I ' I 19 IV cstmur RS r Kucntifw Sc -IIL'L' 5 Ice ClllllN S, yailbcrt- -nd I' J' Suli '4IV Prqsidtn? ElImIislIv Clubj' ' 5cm Irtlzus Planl' lu: Club ShoIIY-m. I' YIJIHI If. Dar THU JI U fIIIIIIIJI IIIIII IIIIIIII; I IE x :5 j W I V y , x I X U 149 Y Inc St. 72 lIIuI'lIIn'II' 3x IIIIIIIIIII ix III I'IIIIII WWII SPENCER A. W'HITE, JR. :7 Furmt Arts '39, M cchanic 39, '40; Band, Am Gilth'I IIIId SIIHII'IIII 40; OIclIcsler I-H. II IIIII IIIII IIII II JIII'IIIIIIIr IrII IIIIIIIm .N'IIIIII'uI I'rIIIIIIIIIII' VUH iI'I'I'I IIIITI' IIIIIIIIIII III? pupil: IIan IIIU ESTELLE B. W'HITE 67 Albion St. EII'IIIIIII. j'HIIjII'YIy I'VI' IINIIIII'IIIII'M. II'III IIII 3U Cunnncrcial I'III'I'IIII': In H JI'I'I'IIIIII'I'. CIIIIIIIII-IIcial I CUIUI'II'K. MILDRED P. WILBURN :fI I07 High SI LomngIhl VII iIlIlIS IIII jn'r TUIIII u rIII'IIImII IH'IIV UII IIIIIzIIIIlII' II'I'VX .IIII 'II :IIIIII Irv king RUTH l. WIEDERHOLD 24 Clay Ave. Huusehokl Arts Girls lLIIgIIslI Club. '39, '40; Scicncc SCI vice Club. '39, Our IIIIIIJIIx IIIIIIIIII UH IH' FIHIVIIH'Hy if RIIIII did IIIII I'IIINI'III' dI'IIIII'IItI'IIII. WILLIAM R. WHITE 5 Tilesmn St, TIIIII IIIIxIeIIIIIIIII': II IIIII IIILIII'X yumc, ix nu InIIIIrI' II'IIII. .myx IIIII. College VERONICA M. WILKINSON 173 Broadway Cummcrcial I LIIUII'HI II IIIII 'II'I'IYII uf IIII IIII rlaxs IIf '40 is UIIH IIII.p II: IeIInI I IIIII'II IIIII IIIIIr smu- IIle '5 jIIII D. MADELINE WILLARD 103 Linden St. College II Iitu Club, ';40 Honor Run. '38; Par- lin 'P Organization 10 IIIiII Iu II'III UHII III IIIIIc IIICIUIIHII, l: IIIIIII :IIr IIIIIIII fIII IIN III'IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII ALFRED P. WILLIAMS LILLlAN WITHERS 11 Suuth Ferry St. General .29 Thurman St. Household Arts AIfI'I'd Izus LIIII' KIIHIH-II'IIHiIII IILII'L' IIIL' IIUI If anI LIIL ITWLI IIIIIILII'V zvord with Mr. C'LIIILIIIILIII. PIIMI'IIIL'. IHII IlIII lud mm; , hml'ml wmd L1, 6117 prIIIILIhILn CLI I.iIII'LIII III ?L'KIII LIII ynu IIIII IIILII 'EL'III hr U II'vLII ROBERT F. WILLSON VELMA E. WINTER 18 Greenhalge Ave, Cmnnlercial 54 Adams Ave: Commercial Track, '38. '39. H I'III PIUIIIJ- LII T'ILIIII' LHILI IVIL'IIIV II! Tim BIIII MIIILI In IIL' LI sL'rLIIILI Trddy H'I'IJIIII LII I L lIIILI v LIIII'IILI III ILIILII in II IIH III C Iam-IILILII'LI. ERIC W. WINSOR 1.71 Garland St. Commercial Band. '38. '39, '40. H'L' Imrmv lil'IL' 'EA'III JL'I'HIT LI xIL'LIdy ImxI'lI'IIII. ,ai' MARJORIE V. WOODWARD g M 16 Birch St. Household Arts l J I LS'IIL 'd SIIUIT IILL' pains and my: 0f LIIIINs .IIILI LIL'LI IIILIII I'II IIIrir IIIHII'IVI IIUHIS G. IAUL WOOD W. WARREN WOODWORTH 1-! Newton SI. Commercial 140 Crmrzll Ave. GL-ncral Lyceum. '38, '39. Band, '38, '39. '40; Orclwstra. '38, '39, '40; TI; I'L'IVIIVI IIIL' How: LIf IIIL' duy L': TUIXIII Gilbrrt and Sullivan. '38. I'LIIII TUUIIItI IikL' ILI lIUL If IIHIJ'II' ix IIIA' fLIIIIl uf IIII'. yLIII'lI IIA'TTI' IIL' hungry. DORICE WOLFSON STANLEY A. YANCEY 101 Harvaxd St. Cullegv 41 Waverly Ave Gcneral C7IL LrjIII IILINIL' IILII LIIIvIL'er Crimsun Staff. 'le '40 IL: IIIIIIVS ILIIINII III Iszsrli .inIILLIL' 5 IIIHV I'IIII HIIII' LII I'IIIIIIIIII I'IIIL. III' :L'LIIII: III IILIL LI IIIII'IVIH I L'Hv LILILILI jLIII LLL IIIiIII.. x1 Iv THOMAS G. YATES , 31 Clintun St. Cunmmrrial .I puiuIiugI full In Irv :qur JIM! mil 0!! n Hum? .rnn Jud lump TIMIIHIX YHII'X mt Illc I'IIH, ROBERT B. ZARTARIAN 79 Prarl St. Cummwrcinl Lyceum, '39, '40: Year Hunk Stuff, '4II. .Uuy Ruhrrl mnIiuuu In wm'l; with 3m! such ax 11v 111m dunr umunuxl rm and uimiu us mud: surmxrx in lift ax hr Imx ulminud I'II hiyh m'lnmL 65 XYaVn-rly St. VII fivld ix Inn m'm'uwm'drtl fur a girl will: ambition und lmn'ux. J. W'ILLIAM ZUROFF 51 Francis 5L College H'm-I: uml prrxp' ix nur mlm'vv 77le may yuu I'vlir'v and mm- - nur xlim, EVELYN M. ZURETTI 59 VYmulvillc St. Hmlwhnld Arts Er'rlyn'x dnn'rr ix In drum Ilw hair of qumux, m: A'ss. . ZIMMERMANN Cnnnncrcial in mvtlmriam KENNETH P. BARRY JOHN T. MANNING v4 II ignnnr $tuh2nta The members of the senior class. the editorial staff, and the faculty are pleased to extend their congratulations to this group of students who by conscientious effort have attained an honor rating of 3.5 or better over a period of three successive years in this school . While this group represents the largest number ever to be included in an honor group. it is felt that a few more may be added at the end of the fourth marking period As in years past, the members of this group will receive gold medals at graduation as a reward for their excellent work. The members of the honor group as of the end of the third quarter are as follows: IRENE GINSBERG GRACE O,BRIEN PASQUALE SANTILLI DEXTER ATKINSON IDA MACLEOD EMMA Moccm INEZ MANUEL R051: CAFASSO FREDA KATZ SYLVIA MILLxKEN JOSEPH FICARRA DOROTHY MCLEAN GASPAR SACHETTA ESTHER SANTER EDITH GANGEMI W INXFRED DAVIS Rum GOLDMAN HELEN MCLEISH STUART MILES ROSE OTERI ANDREW VINCHESE 74 MARJORIE PAULDING ROBERT SUPPLE JEAN ROWELL EDITH BLOOM MYER BUYARSKY JOSEPH POPIEL HELEN THOMPSON VVILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN MICHAEL PARISI MICHAEL TENAGLIA ANNA TRISCHITTA hiatnry mi 1112 011mm mi 19411 As freshmen the class of 1940 was under the leadership of Gaspar Sachetta, president of the Parlin Cooperative Government Association; Xt'illiam Landry, vice president, and Peter Mer- enda. secretary-treasurer. This group of otficers with the assistance of large and ahIe committees ran several success- ful afternoon socials and assemblies while in the Parlin Junior High School. Soon after the class entered the Everett Senior High School as sophomores, they elected as their class otficers Gaspar Sachetta, president; PasquaIe Santilli, vice president ; Jeanne Conners, secretary; and james Cotter. treasurer. Robert MacGregory, Jean Rowell. and tYinifred Davis represented the class in the School Council. In its sophomore year the Class of 1940 ran the first suctessful sophomore evening dance in the history of Everett High. The sophomore enrollment in the various clubs of the school was very large. As sophonmres the class of 19-10 was represented in the prize speaking contest by Gertrude Moore and Gaspar Sachettu. Both gave commendable accounts of themselves. Gaspar Sachetta represented the class in the annual Boston College Prize Debate. John Cumerford. Fred Burnham, Daniel Frazier, Mario Gizmelli. and Angelo Lepore m' the Class of 1940 received letters for outstanding work on the gridiron as sophomores. Among the sophumore tracksters were tYilliam Mzthillan, Peter Merenda. and Stuart Miles, On the hasehall team Louis DiSahatino, Carl johnson. jack Comerford, Howard Brosseau, and Edward Fitzpatrick were outstanding as sophmnores. tYilfred DeRosa, Jack Cnmerfurd, Louis DiSalJatiuo, and Carl Johnson were promising sophomores 0n the basketball team. The sophomore home room presidents for the class of 1940 were Gaspar Sachettn. Wendell Emerson, Rose Oteri, Wayne Beas1ey, Pasquale Santilli. Marion Stiekney, John Hill, Arthur Barisano, Mary Ahhene, Arthur Butler, tViIliam Cmnphell. Peter Merenda, Grace O'Brien. Robert MacGregory, tt'illiam Days. George Memishian, james Cotter, jean Rnwell. Jeremiah Snow. Chester Barringtom and Eileen Blakeney. Few sophomure Classes enjoyed n more successful year than the sophomore class of 19-10. As juninrs, the class of 1940 showed remarkable ability in several of the activities under- taken by the school that year. The success enjoyed by the junior class of 1940 was the result of an intelligent selection of its leaders, the strenuous eHorts on the part of Miss Anne G. Hi to better the class, and the fine cooperation on the part of the entire class. The junior class oHicers were Gaspar Sachetta, president; Pasquale Santilli, Vice president; Jeanne Connors, secretary; and Peter Merenda, treasurer. These officers did a time job of admin- istering the affairs of their class in the junior year. Representing the class of 1940 in the School Council were Jean Rowell, tX'inifrerl Davis, Alma Anderson, and Robert MacGregory. In the early part of the year, the junior c1355 sponsored a dance that might well boast of the largest attendance at any of the dances held in the school that year, In May the class promoted one of the finest Junior Fronts run in Everett High in recent years. The Prom was held in the high school gymnasium amid lavish Oriental decorations, gayety, and laughter that will be long remembered by those attending. Those responsible for the success of the affair were: Gaspar Sachetta, general chairman, and Pasquale Santilli, Peter Merenda, Jeanne Connors, George Abagis, Michael Parisi, Robert MacGregory, Andrew Vin- chesi. James Bognore, Sylvia Millikene W'ihiam Days, Mario Federico, Alma Anderson, Jean Rowe , XYinifred Davis, Rose Cafasso, Josephine Turco, Inez Manuel. Pearl Neillsien, Nicholas Andros. Thomas Larkin. Elsie Taylor, Herbert Dunn, James Cotter, Wendell Emerson, Con- stance Malta, and Rose Oteri. Several juniors were outstanding on the gridiron in the fall of the junior year. Among the most outstanding were Mario Gianelli. Anthony Lucci, Jack Comerford, Bill Harvey. Robert Fiorentino, Daniel Frazier, Angelo Lepore. Fred Burnham, Carl Johnson, Chester Pagliucca, Louis Amorosa. Arthur Barisano,VVi1fred DeRosa, and Leo Flynn. Angelo LePore, Wilfred DeRosa, Chester Pagliucca, Carl Johnson. and Jackie Comerfurd were members of the basketball team. 75 igiztnrg mi 1112 time at IH4H-anntinu2h +- Among the best juniors 0n the baseball team were George Burnham, jack Comerford, Louis DeSahatino, Michael Parisi, Len Flynn, Charles McCarthy, and William Campbell. Letter- men of the track team in the junior year were XVilliam MacMillan. Daniel Luciano, and Peter Merenda. Michael Parisi, James O'Donnell, Gaspar Sachetta, and Robert MacGregory were the active junior debaters in the junior class of 194-0. The class was represented in the Prize Speaking Con- test by Jean Ashley and Gaspar Sachetta. Both gave good accounts of themselves. James OTDonnell. Gaspar Sachetta. and Michael Parisi represented their class in the annual Boston College Prize Debate. O'Donnell received honorable mention in this Contest for a fine piece of work. The junior class was also well represented on the Crimson staff. Among the juniors who did much to aid in a very successful initial year of the school paper were Gaspar Sachetta, Pas- quale Santilh, Gertrude Kelly, George Ahngis, and Nicholas Andros. A good percentage of clubs of the school were from the junior class. The junior home room presidents were Gaspar Sachetta, William Days. Herbert Dunn, George Ahagis. Grace O'Brien, Ruhert MacGregury, Ruth Spencer, Mario Gianelh, Adrian Chris- tofels, Inez Manuel. VYarren Woodworth, Stephen DiDonam, Michael Parisi, Harry Thistle, Andrew Guarino, Robert Supple, and Pasquale Sautillit In the junior year the class was twice saddened when john Manning and Kenneth Barry, both members of the class. passed away As the class of 1940 embarked on the last legr of its school career. it regarded faithful and efficient service by reelecting its class officers for the senior year: Gaspar Sachetta. president; Pasquale Santilli, vice president; Jeanne Conners. secretary; and Peter Merenda, treasurer. In the School Council are jean Rowell, Winifred Davis, Alma Anderson. Robert MaeGregory, and TYilham Days. Early in the year the class held the annual Senior Class Play. The play given for this affair was entitled TtFly Away Home. This function was :1 huge success. The class inaugurated the year 1940 with its Senior Prom, which it held early in January, It was by far the most outstanding Prom that the school has seen in years. The gymnasium was entirely decorated by the students to 100k hke a beautiful nWinter VVontlerlandf' In the annual Boston College Prize Debate the class was well represented by Gaspar Sach- ettat Michael Parisi, jmnes O'Donnell, and James Cotter. Gaspar Sachetta won the gold medal awarded Irv the Boston College Club of Everett Michael Parisi received honorable mention for his part in the debate. Gaspar Saehetta represented the school in the annual American Legion Oratorical Contest James O'Donnell and Gaspar Sachetta represented Everett High in the annual Colby College Contest for Public Speaking. with Sachetta winning the second prize of seventy-frve dollars. The outstanding gridsters in the senior class were eu-Captains Mario Gianelli and Anthony Lucci, Jack Comerford, William Harvey, Robert Fioreutino, Louis Amorosa, Carl Johnson, VM- fred DeRosa, Leo Flynn, and John Pini. Jack Comerfurd, Wilfred DeRosa. Chester Pagliueca, and Carl johnsrm were among the best on the basketball team this year. Captain George Burnham, Edward Fitzpatrick, jack Comerford. Leo Flynn, Michael Parisi, and Fred Gibson have done Fme work on the baseball diamond Captain Bill MacMillan, Daniel Luciano, Peter Meremlm Stuart Miles, and Michael Parisi received letters for their work on the track team. 70 JUNIORS 1 xl JU N I O R HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Michael DcLeo Joseph Cantalupi Barbara Tabor Herbert Benton President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE iv Norma Duncan '44: SOPHQMQRES 70 5711111111111an 0111155 Qbffirvra CHARLES FURNESS JAMES ELF IRMA BIRD RITA JAGIELLO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A$ '11,11I U m 1pm! l:.ll11mmu 1!1111111I,111rk H rllx EH1 I Laurrli '131111111 1'.I111L111I K1II1I11 1'. l111,21'1F1'l:11111'.111111 L'111111111' I1111I1.1i,ll Bird.1111-1115:.111111'11111.'18 11111111! Pulumha 80 ACTIVITIES Holmz's, Alidmx, W'amiman. Prrry, LaRarca 1mm, Audrnmx, Rmmz, Auxlrnm, Day: My. Cum , MavGrryrory, Mr. nn-un, Dam. Mrs. Halt Elie $rhnnl Q'Luuuril The School Council, composed of both student and faculty representatives. works in close cooperation with the school authorities to promote student responsibility and school spirit. This year the practice of presenting council-sponsored assemblies, which have proved so popular in the past, was continued. Seven such gatherings were held, with varied pro- grams consisting of motion pictures. musical entertainments, and lectures. Thus the stu- dent body received additional cultural and educational opportunities beyond the regular curriculum. Another important achievement of the council during the present year was the 0b- taining from the Stadium Commission of better seats for students at football games. The manner in which the student body reacted to the responsibility involved in such a privi- lege more than justified the council's efforts. In April the council had the unusual privilege of holding the convention of the Eastern Division of the Associated Body of Student Councils of Massachusetts in its own school. A large number of representatives from the member schools attended, and the ensuing discussions and speeches made the occasion a mutually profitable and enjoyable one for all those present. The council also sent delegates to one other Eastern Division convention and to the state convention, of which its own viceechairmau was president. The following were officers of the School Council: Mr. Bleiler, chairman; Robert MaeGregory, viceechairman; W'inifred Davis, secretary-treasurer. 82 Cornuio. Mihmnn. qundmaII CaIIIlvthl.Hnr1rI-, Crmulla nLiu. Lnufululu. nulljl. Tumw Ilm . rr r3 Cianrtufli Lally I'Ilm-i. Mr. llilwnri. Curd. CIVIIIIu SanP: thriatmaa Eaakpt The work of the Christmas Basket Committee. enlisting as it does the assistance of both teachers and pupils, is a notable example of cooperative enterprise Annually it of- fers concrete evidence to the community at large both of an increasing sense of civic re- sponsibility among the students of the high school and also of an eager desire to aid the unfortunate 0f the city. This year a policy slightly digerent from that of previous years was decided upon. It was considered desirable to restrict the number of baskets given and to increase ac- cordingly the contents of each one. This also made it possible to set aside a sum of money for use throughout the year. Preparations were begun early. Needy cases were investigated by faculty members working with student representatives. Home rooms and student organizations throughout the schooi staged every conceivable kind of sale to raise funds. climaxed in December by the annual Christmas Show staged by the committee itself, to which the student body re- sponded with its custmnary enthusiasm. The work of the Christmas Basket Committee culminated. after many hours of care- ful sorting and packing by the committee members and their many assistants, with the distribution on December 23 of one hundred baskets to families whose Christmas would otherwise have been a dreary one. Both city departments and business concerns gener- ously contributed truck transportation on this occasion. The committee W'lS headed this year by Mr. Hilyard as faculty chairman as sted by the following class representatives: Harvey Car,d seniors: Francis Pelusi juniors; Irma Schwartz, sophomores. 83 Gnmmittep Elly? $Pniur Q'Llazw may Om November 24 the Senior Class presented h'Fly Away Home, a thrce-act play described as Ha boisterous yarn of how a father learns the facts of life from his preco- cious children. As the curtain rose on the Masters' living room in Provincetown. :1 Fishing town at the tip of Cape Cod, the very modern children were discussing with enthusiasm their motherk plans to marry Armand, an eccentric professor. A definite resentment against the father who had deserted his family fourteen years hefore was also apparent from the conversation. Having heard of Nan's intended marriage, james Masters returned in the hope of winning back his wife, but met determined opposition from his children. At length, how- ever, after a series of events had demonstrated his marked superiority to Armand in all things practical, james was once again accepted by his wife and Children, The cast of hFly Away Hume follows: Nan Masters, Betty Paulding; james Masters, Arthur XVhite: Linda Masters, jean Ashley; Corey Masters, Thomas Larkin; BuH Mas- ters, Pearl Neilssien; Harmer Masters, Nicholas Andros; Penny. Kathleen Graham; Tinka Collingshy, Betty Baxter; Johnny Heming, Harold Teeling; Professor Armand Sloan, Ralph Kaufman: Marie. Lennc Bunn; Gabriel, james O'Donnell; Taxi Driver, Wendell Emerson. The untiring efforts of Miss Marshallv faculty director of the play. and of Mr. Aldcu, financial director. contributed greatly to the succesg of the production. 84 I w . .Hu. . H 4Y'tV E? Eh? Swainr Q'Llaaa iHmm Once again the Senior Prom proved to he the highlight of the social season at Everett High. Both the seniors and underclassmen who attended th's popular dance agreed that it was an unusually well conducted affair, a distinct credit to all those who participated in making it such a success that classes of the future may well find it difficult to improve upon it. The sparkling uWinter Wonderland scenes devised and executed by the members of the committee on decorations and members of the other committees that collaborated with them provided a most attractive setting and provoked much favorable conunent among the guests. Music for the occasion was furnished by Ned Marshallk Orchestra, always a favorite with Everett students. His carefully selected combination of swee'F' and swingh satis- fted the adherents of both. The general cotmnittee for this annual function consisted of the following class offi- cers: Gaspar Sachctta. Pasquale Santilli. Peter Merenda. jeannc Connors, XYinifred Davis, Robert MacGregory, Jean Rowe , XVilliam Days. and Alma Anderson Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn. Mr. and Mrs. Bleiler, and Miss Anne G, Hill, recently retired administrative assistant of the Everett Senior High School. 7, Frdvriru, Samurlxnu, Lnrkl'n. Dum'un. Lurimw, Cuxln. T'I'UTW'H, Mullny, 'I'rvlfuy, I mm, Jammy rxh'm, Bnynrxldy. Izlh'x. Is'lum'lml'rl. H'hvllvju Tuylur. Mullmw. Liudm'r. Musu'lln. lVInIt', I't-trum'u Smmk, Austrian, Chumllrr, Ashlry, MILL: Clrmtnr, Juwbxon, McLaughlin, Ballard, Hall 5112 Eramatir Qllaza , The Dramatic Class was organized in 1930 for the twofold purpose of stimulating interest in dramatics among the students of the school and of giving selected pupils the opportunity to gain. at various intervals throughout the year, actual experience before the footlights. Regular meetings are held once a week during schonl hours, credit toward graduation being given those members who successfully meet certain requirements During the early part of the year the members received training in such fundamentals of the dramatic art as cnunciation, voice projection, etc. In January, preparations for Drama Night, the major event on the Dramatic Class calendar, were begun. This year's program, which was presented on March 29, included the following plays: hPygmalion and Galatea. a comedy in three scenes by XV. S. Gil- bert: HThc Bathroom Door. a one-act farce hy Gertrude E. Jennings; exc rpts from Shakespeareis comedy The Taming of the Shrew ; and uBimho the Pirate. a nne-act Comedy by Booth Tarkington As winner of the competition a year ago, the Dramatic Class had the honor of play- in;' host to the schools competingr in the Massachusetts Drama Festival. The winners of this annual event. in which the Iivcrett entry was T'ygmalinn and Galatcaf were Revere and Leominster, The consistently high quality of the productions of this organization is a tribute to the untmngsr chart and energy of Miss Clement. its director for thL' past ten 3' hrs. The following served as officers: Martin Jacobson, president; Jean Ashley, vice- president; Barbara Chandler. secretary and Claire McLaughlin, treasurer. Cafanu. Jaydrm, Dunn. Kama , .4. Andra. mmemm, C. Almm. Ya Meruwy, Murdai'k. UrLavim Mz'rmdu. Buu'sm', 51mm, Trmnvv. amp... Bil'dt Whitr. Hamil. lh'Mm UrSalrnrurt, Santilli, l'l'zmdmun, Callahan, Mr. Curtin, Krlly, Suclxrna, LaRocca, IIIaan'yury Elie Olrimmm Two years ago the students atVEverett High received their First copies of UThe Crim- son, the newly created school newspaper. The success which this undertaking has achieved is best indicated by the fact that the publication now has a minimum circulzv tion of Fifteen hundred copies per issue. Collectively, TiThe Crimson is the chronicle of the school year, Each issue contains a wide variety of material. including stories of current activities throughout the school, timely and thoughtful editorials. interesting feature articles, and original literature by Everett High students. The publication has already contributed much to the school it represents. Its etturts. combined with those of the School Council, have been largely respnnsihle for the in- crease in school spirit. It has 11150 proved valuable to the students as a medium through which they cam express their views on questions of general school interest, The members of the staff itself receive valuable training in many practical phases of journalism other than the actual writing of copy. During their work setting up the paper for its biweekly publication they become familiar with proof reading. headline writing, page composition, and many other technical aspects of publishing It is impossible to dismiss the subject of uThe Crimsmf' without 21 word of tribute to Mr. Curtin. its faculty :ulvlsur. Xthn the lack of a sponsor in the full of 1938 threat- ened plans for publication, he generously volunteered his services, Ever since. he has 5pured neither time nor eHurt tn make The Crimson an outstanding success. 87 Ty. Spm'i'r. Stm'muau. Smmmlmu. Hmly Eh? 05irlzi 05122 Q'Lluh , The Glee Club, directed by Miss Marshall, is the only musical organization in the i school composed entirely of girls. Its members receive valuable training in singing and k ,also enjoy many social gatherings. l The first activity of the year was a Hget-acquainted party, which took the form of t an outing and frankfurter roast at Cedar Hill, VValtham. l . . . . . i t Vthh the prehmmanes disposed of, the club began to make preparations for the re- : mainder of the year's program. which scheduled, as usual, several assembly and outside t appearances as well as the annual show. Y; The Operetta presented this year was Hollywood Extra by Charles Wakefield Cad- man, a tuneful stnry of a rural beauty's search for fame and success in the capital of the motion picture world. The leading roles in this production, which proved a worthy successor to previous oper- ettas. were sung by Carolynne Olson, Elizabeth Baxter. Eleanor MCCOOI, Marjorie Pauld- ing, Frances Canderozzi, and Barbara Tabor, assisted by Messrs. W'hite, Ellington, Ben- tony tVoodman, Sachetta, and Smith. The last six, of course, were not members, but volunteered their services. I i i Throughout the year the club has appeared on several different occasions at civic and i sueial gatherings ahnut town. Early in May a concert was given which added further laurels to an already long list. l The tinal meeting of the year was the spring party, at which the officers for 1940-1941 1 were elected. ' The following club members will be lost by graduation: Marjorie Paulding, Elizabeth Baxter, Winifred Davis, Evelyn D'Iion, Frances McGrmm. Barbara Pratt, Helen Veitch, Jeanne Connors, Carolynne Olson, Eleanor McCool, Dorothy Hugginst Marie Long, Syl- ' via Milliken, Helen Thompson, Betty Dodge, and Jeanette McAvoy. l 88 , t, e 7. Tulle $ilhrrt anh QuIIiuan GKQ w x One of the most active and largest clubs in the school is the Gilbert and Sullivan Club. organized in 1935 by Mr. Ottavio J. DeVivo. The facts that all the meetings of this organization are held outside of regular school hours and that its members receive no academic credit for their efforts make its popularity and success even more unusual. During the year the club, which has a membership of about sixty-five, presented several radio and school assembly programs, all favorably received. Its rendition of fav- orite songs from Victor Herbert delighted many an audience throughout the city. Everett music lovers have learned to anticipate the annual production of the club, and this year's Operetta, Gilbert and Sullivan's He M, S. Pinaforefy more than justified their expectations. The leading roles were portrayed by the following: The Rt. Hon. Sir joseph Porter K.C.B.. Peter Merenda; Captain Corcoran, Robert waell; Tom Tucker. Josephine Turco; Ralph Rackstraw, W'a'lace Livingston: Dick Deadeye, Harvey Card; Bill Bobstay. Spencer White; Bob Bickctt, Franclyn Ellington; Josephine, Nicoletta Romeo; Hebe, Caroline Carroll; Little Buttercup, Inez Manuel; Marine, Bernard VVtmd- man. The folluwing seniors were prominent in the chorus: Ruth Goldman, Annette Jul- iane. Shirley Lloyd, Pearl Neilssien. Niclmhls Andros. Hamid Archer, Samuel Ciampi, Saul Cutter, Herbert Dunn, james Gluits, Ralph Luongo. Gordon Tanner and Arthur White. The officers of the Club were Peter Mereudzl, president; Franclyn Ellington. vice president; Franclyn Ellington, secretary; and Katherine Marshall, treasurer. 80 3112 Earth anh Obrrhpatra In its hand and orchestra, both undcr the capable direction of Mr. DeVivo, supervisor of music, Everett High has two notable instrumental organizations. The hand, larger and better than ever before. was an inseparable companion of the 1939 football team. ap- pearing in colorful array at both home and outiofitown games. After the gridiron season this group took its place as a concert unit. Its final appearance will be at the graduation exercises The orchestra ha; experienced so rapid a growth that it may soon be necessary to prefix the word symphony before its name. Already. with a few exceptions. it includes a complete symphonic instrumentation. Its appearances this year were almost too numerous to mention. In addition to playing at every conceivable function within the school, the orchestra performed before many civic gatherings, including the inaugural of Mayor Frank E. Lewis. Seven members of its string section were chosen for the All State High School Orchestra, which presented a program at Jordan Hall in March. 3r- thv Egrmm unit 6112 Ephating 01mm The Lyceum and the Debating Team are actually father and son. The former, which was founded over fifty years ago by the late XYillmr J. Rockwood, former principal of Everett High. is composed of boys interested in public speaking and debating. The latter is composed of the Lyceum members who participate in the formal speak- ing activities of the club. The only home appearance of the debating team in intervscholastic competition was against Revere High School on the question of a third term for President Roosevelt. Gaspar Sachetta monopolized most of the speaking honors for the yeart He was the Everett representative in the Annual American Legion Oratorical Contest and also won the gold medal awarded each year by the Boston College Club of Everett for general excellence in debating. The following served as Lyceum officers: Gaspar Sachetta, president: james O'Donnell. vice president; Michael Parisi, treasurer; john Grzunstorff, treasuret QonTtTT' K l'ilnsrlu'r. 1 . Juhruurh Hrlvir, Fnylrft'kmn. Hunt, Hnmtmx. Finr, Hodgrs, Mum , Slim. Jayt'e, Lounhlm, Lrury, Li'rorr, Jayukam'x, Lauri , . m Prv'vlli, Jlum'uxu, Morris, E. Johnson, Munmamcry, meu'. Mr. Bryant, Ih'tt'rsun, Pm'lin, Currigau, IvlurFavlulm ,srmy, mount; Ehv $rivure Syruire 0111111 With a larger membership than ever before in its history, the Science Service Club, under the direction of Mr. Edward 5. Bryant, head of the Science Department, has just completed the seventh year of its existence. The object of this club is to be of service to those pupils who are interested in science. At the time of its organization it was felt that there must be many students de- sirous of gaining additional knowledge in the field of science. Its continued popularity ever since has more than justified its creation. Monthly meetings were held throughout the year. The programs at these gather- ings were widely varied, having in Common only some definite relationship to science. At some, educational and construrtive motion pictures portraying some aspect of science were shown; at others, various club members presented simple scientific demonstrations; at still others, the pupils had an opportunity to become familiar with the chemistry of candy-making. The club also cooperated with the Christmas Cmnmittee in raising funds for the Christmas Baskets. Another yearly practice continued was the presentation to the school library of a useful book dealing with science, In this way it is hoped to make more adequate the facili- ties for those Who wish to conduct individual investigations on this subject. This year the Science Service Club held a magazine auction, the proceeds of which are to be used for the club's annual banquet at the close of the school year. The officers were Josephine Pavone. president: Pearlie Montgomery, First vice presi- dent; Edithn Johnson, second Vice president; Sophie Peterson, secretary. 92 ,llixx KuNy. Kan. ll'icdrrhuld, illnm'ia, xlblmm', fiv'nxln'v'yi Blum'lmnl, Column, Andrrsan, Kz'lly, LJvn-ix, Bradlry, Flvixrhrr Eh? Giirla' English Q'Lluh The thirtieth year of the Girls' English Club has come to a close, with Everett High as proud as ever of its oldest girlsY club. This year, as for the last nine, Miss Ethel M. Kelley has been the faculty advisor. The membership of the English Club consists of senior and junior girls. To be eligible, the students must have maintained at least a ttBll average in English for the preceding year. The president and the vice president are elected from the seniors, while the secretary and the treasurer are chosen from the juniors. The purpose of this organization is both educational and social. Consequently the mnnthly meetings combined discussions of various outstanding works in the held of liter- ature, with social gatherings. In addition, the club members were encouraged to avail themselves of every possible outside opportunity to become more familiar with great liter ature. At Christmas time the girls in this group continued the custom of making attractive scrapbooks to be presented to the XVhidden Memorial Hospital. They also contributed to the Christmas Basket Fund. Another important activity of the club was the gift of several worthwhile books to the library. This practice was inaugurated some years ages and the resulting collection on the English Club shelf has become quite impressive. Nearly all types of literature and many important authors are now represented there. This organization will conclude its program for the year with its annual outing in June, always an eagerly anticipated event The officers of the 1939-1940 group were Gertrude Kelly. president: Alma Ander- son. vice president: Jeanne Connors, secretary; and Virginia Dorris, treasurer. 93 wk Haxkt'll DI'Luriu, Uurrlx, H'i'lrh, Ynmmw, Urxmuml. Lnxkry, Punwrj. Chixhalm Raym'r Cmmru, Harvard, Cl!!! v, Smith, Cufnmn. Ingram , ll'illnrd, Mrlx'rmwy Silz'r'r'sn'in. Uum's. RJM'H, Campbell. Span'r. Millilu'u, qulvr, Culdnmu, Ui'Lm $112 mritprzi Olluh X The VVriters' Club was founded in the fall of 1929 for the dual purpose of en- couraging in its members an appreciation of great literature and discovering, perhaps, some hidden talent for writing. This year, because meetings could not be arranged during school hours. the club held its regular sessions on the first Thursday afternoon of each month. At these meet- ings the various types of writing were discussed, and original efforts by the members were constructively criticized by the group. One of the important activities of the Club was a contest in poetry writing. Miss Giudele and Miss Cracker, who acted as judges, awarded first prize to Sylvia Millikeu. second prize to William Spacert The poems of W'inifred Davis received special men- tion. Some of the better contributions were forwarded to the annual contest sponsored by HScholastic: Magazine, Much time during the year was also devoted to a consideration of the short story and the essay. The members were encouraged to try their hand at writing at least one of these popular types of literature. At the December meeting a social appropriate to the Christmas season was held under the capable direction of Madeline Willard. Eunice McKenney, and Ciro Yannaco. Jean Rowell was the Winner of the prize awarded for the best holiday verse. The club is fortunate in retaining the interest of several alumni, especially that Of Mr. jackson Chisholm, who has donated prizes for the past three years. The slate of officers comprised XVilliam Spacer, president; Sylvia Milliken, vice president; Jean Rowell, secretary; Mary Campbell, treasurer; Rose Cafasso, librarian. The executive board included Esther Santer and TYinifred Davis. 94 Rirci. 51mm, Andm. Atkinson, Mullmv. Fm Nuknshl'ml, Hzmn'u, William, Burke. Hamptmx, Dmlm, Dmm'n Bird, IJiBiuxu, Bishop, Mr. xrlmrmm. Rulm'tx, Illurdurk, Band 5112 Gamma Gluh Under the direction of Mr. Whittemore, its faculty advisor, the Camera Club has completed the most successful year in its existence. This club was organized during the school year of 1937-1938 with a membership of nine. Since that time it has steadily increased in size, until at the present time it num- bers twenty-two members, constituting the most active group it has ever had. The purpose of this club is to help students who are interested in photography to acquire a greater knowledge of the subject and to encourage them in the practical appli- cation of the information thus secured. In this way they develop a hobby which Can be pursued beyond their years in school. During the present school year all the members of this organization had an oppor- tunity to learn, in many cases through actual experience. the fundamentals of develop ing, printing, and enlarging. Original efforts in these varinns Fields were made the subject of constructive criticism and comment by the group as a whole. Several trips were conducted this year for the purpose of obtaining pictures, and also several evenings which included entertainment of a photographic nature were spent at the homes of different members. It is the aim of the Camera Club to provide as soon as possible a dark room at the high school for the use of its members who do not have adequate facilities of this sort in their homes. Such a project should stimulate an even larger membership in the club. The officers for 1939-1940 were as follows: Lee Roberts. president: Leonard Bishop, vice president; Phyllis DiBiaso, secretary; and Charlotte Murdock, treasurer. Q5 Bram, L'olbm'n, Szx't'km-y, Wlmllry, F. O'Brivn, Supiunm Mm Cmdrlt', 14'. Urmb, Firm, E. Drmb, Xm'lxn'rm L'hrixtvnsrn, fnfnxxa, ti. OiRrirH, Muerd, Smith, .snnm- 4 quhumo, K. Urxlnau'o, A. Lupidus, U. Lapldux. m1er Dohrrty, .Yarjmng Shannon Eh? illihrary Snuff The Library Staff consists of twentyefonr girls who assist the librarian in handling the work of the library and who must maintain a high scholastic rating. Each girl spends a minimum of one period a week in the library. During this time, she mends books, arranges them on the shelves. or charges booksi Overdue notices and articles for uThe Crimsonyi are attended to by the girls under Miss Gindele,s supervisxon. In November the staff sponsored the second animal second-hand hook sale. the pro- ceeds of which went to the Christmas Basket Fund and the Christmas Assembly Fund of the School Council. Each year the Library Staff takes advanatge 0f the cultural opportunities afforded by Boston's many institutions. In November they attended the Book Fair. and later vis- ited Harvard's Agassiz Museum, the home of the glass flowers. and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. In addition to these activities. there were several parties. In the fall the new sopho- more guestememhers were entertained in the suite of rooms, and in May those receiving the required grade were given permanent membership and the privilege of wearing the staff pint A pop concert, to which the alumnae were invited, and a picnic at IYinthrop Beach cmnpleted the year's activitiese Grace O'Brien served as president of this group, while Rose Cafasso acted as secre- tary-treasurer. 96 Swill, Sabra , G. Littlrfrld, Finklc, Guy, Sunburn Diebonuld, Culmcntinu, Curry, Furm'xx, InycnoH, Baltev-sby, Prtraur Smith, L'Ill'uu, Jamar, Mn. Hull, Larsen, Andrux, Ai thlh'firld 6112 Q'Llumiatrg 0111111 The Chemistry Club Of the liverett Senior High School, which is sponsored by Mrs. Holt 0f the faculty, is composed of chemistry students who wish to pursue the subject beyond the scope of their ordinary classroom work. The regular meetings of the Club were held on the second and fourth Monday of every month. These were devoted for the greater part to the presentation by various club members of interesting and instructive experiments in some vital phase of chemistry. Lectures on topics of current importance supplemented these demonstrations In addition to these activities at school, the club visited several industrial plants where they had the privilege of witnessing the application to everyday life of the prin- ciples of chemistry taught in the school laboratory. Included in these trips to see chem- istry at work were visits to the Malden Gas Company, the American Sugar Refinery, the XYarren Pipe Company, and the Munszmto Chemical XYorks. This method of presenting the subject as a social and intellectual experiment rather than as a routine classroom study develops a better knuwledge of chemistry in Illl its implications and fosters original thinking along seientihe lines. Thus the realization that chemistry is of tremendous practical importance becomes inescapable. The club also presented its annual gift to the Science Department and made a mate!1 ial contribution to the Christmas Basket Fund The following officers sewed during the preuent Year: Albert Jones. president: Harold Larsen, vice president: Beverly Ulliau. secretaryx Arthur Andros, treasurer. . Ht'alfxan, Finn. U'z'lrlL Kant, Turcu Gnnycmx, Himitu. Siluwrdt, Manuel, lllrdburyt Turmy erLuuyhhn, Ahlm. Rubhuun. fiuldmtm. Mix: Aybuy, Slmfhr, Krlh'ln'r Ely? $pani5h Qlluh Once again the Spanish Club under the supervision of Miss Agbay of the faculty, has Completed a proiitable and thoroughly enjoyable year. Meetings, conducted for the greater part in Spanish. provided opportunity for many interesting and informative discussions of the customs and language of Spain. The two affairs deserving special attention were the Christmas party. celebrated in true Spanish style even to refreshments. and the meeting at which Thelma Morales, Pan- ama student at E11111mnue1 College, gave a vivid and interesting account of her native country, its customs. and its characteristic dances. In conjunction with the students of all the Spanish classes, the club sponsored its annual Pan-American exhibit in the library This exhibition was made up Of articles repre- senting all the Pan-American countries and afforded the student body :1 valuable oppore tunity to learn more about its American neighbors, On April 11 the club held a fitting observance of Pan-American day. The Fmal meeting was In honor of the senior members. The executive committee which served 50 capably throughout the year comprised the following: Norma Duncan, president; Ruth Gultlman, vice president; Mary Kelle- her. secretary; and Selma Shaffer, treasurer. 0.? Elite I'Ialian 0111111 When classes in Italian were added to the curriculum three years ago, Mr. DeRuheis. the teacher of this subject. established the Italian Club. Any pupil electing this language is eligible for membership, Regular meetings were held throughout the year, and the members were thus able to acquire information concerning Italy and its Customs far beyond the possibilities of :1 limited class period The annual Italian Night. the result of months of arduous preparation and rehearsal. was presented this year on April 12. before a large and appreciative audience The first half of the program was devoted to the presentation of two Dne-act plays. UTeIemaco il Disurdinato and Agenore L' lntleciso. The cast of the former consisted of Claudio Cimini, Annette Juliane, Irene DeBla, o, and Arthur Stevenson; while the participants in the latter were Pasquale Santilli, Rose Oterie Mario Federico, Gaspar Sachetta, Mary Tavilla, and Ella Petrutci. The second half of the program was given over to a musical entertaimnent. Nicol- etta Romeo. Frances Camlerozzi. 21nd Celeste Augelln ct'mtrilmted delightful 50105 in Italian. and sixteen other club members presented the tarantella. popular Italian folk dance. The entire personnel of the club lent meal support in the chorus. The Club activities, however, were not contined to those already listed. A basketball team participated in several contests with the boys fmm nther sehuul organizations. The spaghetti sale held in December resulted in the addition of a sizeahle sum to the Chl'iSF mus thsket Fund. The following were Officers of the club: Gaspar Sachetta. president; Arthur Steven- sun, Vice presulent; Mary Frisiello, secretary; and Irene DeBlasin. treasurer. OU Duzlgn', Alurfvhy, Marley, Ellnmlou, .Vurl'nmm Lloyd 1mm; Andras, anm. O'Lrayy, Rurjr, L'afuuu, me, 1mm Mr, kaubt'u, Lr 'rlamlxuu. Alumina , M. mug, Furnrxx wt A'mlqui , Gumm, Fm'lauy : Erlxmdjun. . HFLL'U. UN'ianu Ely? ?Qi-E 6111111 The Everett Hi-Y Club is the local unit in a national movement of tremendous scope. Sixty-hve hundred such groups exist throughout forty-six states and have on their membership rolls over two hundred thousand high school boys. The major purpose of this organization is character building Membership in it is considered a valuable asset, not only because of the prohtahle training the boys receive individually, but also hecause 0f the united bond of triendship anmng its members. The Hi-Y program is a comprehensive one, including many topics of special sigui- hczmce to high school students: Among these are such subjects as educational advance 1 ment, vocational guidance, leisure time projects, standards of personal conduct, social hygiene. racial and religious tolerance. and good sportsmanship. At many of its meetings qualified speakers address the eluh on various topics of vital e interest. after which the meetings are thrown open for questions and discussion. In this i way the members have an excellent opportunity to express and exchange views and to formulate opinions based upon adequate evidence. Other meetings are conducted in the form of panel discus 'nns. Since these are me tirely in the hands of the boys themselves. they do much tn stimulate initiative and lead- ership. t During the past year the Hi-Y was privileged to hear many interesting speakers. Some of these were high school instructors from snrrtmmling towns; others were students from nearby colleges. As a result the members came into contact with many different points of View. The advisers 0f the club were Messrs. DeRuheis. Hutchings, and Brewer The offi- cers were Norman TYeleh, presulent: Lewis Erlnndsnn, vice president; Thomas DeLco, secretary; Arthur Huggins, treasuretx 100 Hrmmn. Fm'nrsx, Pnrkrr, Pnrwn: Mull , GIWm-piin Alldrvmn Salum, Illuliriux rloxi, Cunmmri, le. Putnam, Mm-mda, Tmmrr Elly? 57pnrtamen'a 0111111 The Sportsmenys Chih was originally organized in 1934 by a group of boys who wanted to develop their interest and skills in hunting and fishing to a point where they would be valuable as a leisurc-time activity in later life. After the graduation of this group the 61th was allowed to 1apse in 1937 and remained dormant until an incessant demand among the students resulted in its reorganization in the spring of 19391 The club now constitutes one of the most enthusiastic groups in the school. Some of the activities in which its members participate are skeet shooting, which is a shot-gun target game; fishing trips to many of the best trout streams in the state: and the propagation of fish and game, which are subsequently released in the streams and woods of our vicinity. The members also make artificial lures for fishing and develop skill in bait casting and Hy casting. the two most sporting methods of takingr fish. At the meetings of the Club, which are held twice monthly. members are required to present origina1 papers covering their investigation and research into various phases of hunting and fishing. Thus they gain important knowledge of really practical value. One of the outstanding annual events on the Spm'tsmcn's Chih calendar is the Fathers and Sons Banquet, held this year during January. The feature of the evening was an address by Mr. Henry Ahliut president of the National Skeet Shooting Associa- tion, who traced the development of skeet from its earliest beginnings 0n the nun'sh in W'est Everett to its present status as u nutionahy popular sport. The club is fortunate in having as its director Mr. Lenox B1 Putnam, a true sports- mzm in every sense of the word. IOI 3 Ely? igarliu iH QPrgauizatimt The Parlin tP Organization was reorganized in 1938 under a new constitution It I is now divitlctl into three groups: the active chapter. which is made up of all Parlin P recipients in the Everett Senior High School: the alumni group, which is composed of the former winners of tht' award no longer in school: and the executive board. which in- eludes the principal of the Parlin Junior High School. four faculty advisers. the officers t of the active group. and a representative from each year the award has been given. This year was a very SnCCCSSfUi one for the Parlin P Organization, its first activity heing the presentation of a Christmas basket to :1 needy family of Everett. In February an enjoyable Parents' Night was held. Members of the club presented an excellent entertainment, which was followed by refreshments and a social hour, Later in the year the Organization gathered in the Carl D. Lytle Auditorium to hear an interesting address by Miss Calla Paaske, president of the executive board. On March 5 the Parlin UP and the Blue Crescent, also of Everett, jointly spon- sored an evening of entertaimuent at the First Cuugregzltional Church. The following members participated in this successful show: jean Ashley. Charles Furness. Albert jones, Sylvia Milliken, James Cotter, George XYilson. Anne Littleftcld, Mary Lindner. Robert Henley, Madeline iVillardt Nicolette Romeo, I'lelenl'lall.Le1ia Sapienza. Marilyn x Silverstein. Michael Parisiy and Marial Bayarsky. In June a reception tea for all new winners of the Parliu P will be held. The officers of the organization were as fuliuws: Jean Ashley, president: James Cot- tery vice president; Jeanne Conners, recording secretary: Norma Duncan, corresponding secretary; Pasquale Santilli, treasurer. 102 ATHLE TIES IU fa. ..., L w .31 4! n 33 I am? QaVDOm AAASHOOm .m .m .m wv ma m E R. mm mu Hmv nv hnim 1071 Upper-Flynn picking up fifteen yards in Maiden game Middle-Our cheering squad Lower-Mangene of Malden attempting an and run 105 MARIO GIANELLI MgGILDEA ANTHONY LUCCI Co-Captain Head Coach Co-Captain Efnnthall Once again the Everett High football team, led by coiiapmins Lucci and Gizmclli. pmved to he Ullt: 0f the must fnrmidzthle gridiron powers in the State. In a schedule of nine games the Crimson eleven achieved the proud record of seven victories, mm tie, and one tlcleul. Everett demonstrated its power early in the season as Lou Amornsa run wild to defeat an ambitious Lemn- inster team 13 t0 0. An off-mckie run by Leo Flynn for the unly score of the gmne produced a 7 to O victory over Salem in the second contest of the year. Newton was the next victim of the Crimsrm hy a scnrc 0f 8 to 0, after a bitter struggle featured by the accurate passing of Jack Cmnerfnrrl. Visimis of :m iimlef med season came m an abrupt eml when Manchester, New qunpshire. invzuled Ii erctt and defeated the 113Cle representatives 7 to 0 The Mcdfurd game. which followed, resulted in a scoreless tic, The Everett eleven resumed its winningr waw against Revere. crushingy its smaller rivals under a thirty-one point sltutouL After El. triumph over Lynn Classwal the Crimsmi maintained its supremacy over Maiden hy the narrow margin of one point, Lou Ainomsa and Bill DeRusa accounting for Everett's seven point tntali A deci- sive 18 to 0 Victory over Chelsea in the zumuztl Thanksgiving Day clash brought the season tn a successful con- L'lusion. As :1 result of its record, the Everett team, directed :15 usual by Coach Gildea and his curps uf ezipzihle zissisu mitts, finished second to Brocktmi in the contest for the state chainliiunsliilx The Crimson line. which restricted its Opponents to 21 total nf nineteen paints during the 512mm. was generally cnnsidcred the hest in the state. Everett . 13 Leominster 0 Everett 7 Salem ..... 0 Everett 8 Newton 0 Everett 0 Manchester 7 Everett . 0 Medford i 0 Everett . 31 Revere N 0 Everett . 18 Lynn Classual h Everett 7 Maldeu h Everett 18 Chelsea 0 100 HH Eiaakvthall Despite a nucleus of only two rcgttlars frum a year ago :1an :t VL ttlliltlprcs ivc start, the basketball team developed rapidly to hecumc nne 0f the best qttintets that Everett has seen in recent szli's. After losingr tive of their first seven games. the Crimson court representatives found themselves and ltl't'b ccetletl to score seven consecutive victot'iesi Chelsm snapped the string at seven. hut the Crimson thltlctl nnothcr win in their final contest for a season's rccurrl uf tcn victories and six defeats. Once again Everett competed in the North Short Tournament hvirl annually zit Dzinvt-i'st Having disposed of Lynn English, its First-ruund nppmmnt, in impressive fashion, the Crimson tivt- .NUCCttthCtl in tl'lL' scmi-finuls to Lzm'rcnce, ultimate winner of the tourney, hy the narrow margin of two pninth. This .verctt team was pruhnhly the must powerful offensive unit Conch Putnam hits over hzuL john Corrcgin and Mike DcLen, co-captains for next year. lcrl the scoring with 131 :ian 113 pnints respectively. Captain Comer- fonl took time enough from his stellar defensive wni'k to tally 82 points, followed liy Carl Jnhus'un with 06. Red johnston. whuse promotion from the second I'L'lelt in inid-suztsun hclpml start the winning :trcztk. smrutl 45. Bnyarsky. Cantahtpi, DeRnsn. Pclnsi. :md Sintnick cmnpriscd thc rcmninrlcr of the squad. g?tnrw 44 tVakcticld 35 30 VVL-ymouth V. 35 27 Mcdhn'd , 29 23 Rm't-i'c .71 29 Pnrtsmouth. X, Ht 35 22 Winthrop , r 23 , 19 Chelsea 7 r .35 43 Vchnmuth 3.7 3i Mulrnsc I7 43 VVnhtirn 2.7 37 Revere r , 27 38 Pnrlstnuuth. N. H. 3.7 36 Mctlfurtl , , 34 34 Winthrop 35 18 Chelsea .. 45 37 Mch'usc ,, .77 COACH LENOX PUTNAM CAPTAIN COMERFORD 107 Eamhall The printer's deadline and an unusually late spring maku it necessary to deal in futures so far :15 baseball is concerned. Prospects fur 1L successful season Scam rather good. since either a regular or an experienced substitute from the 1939 team is avaxlalllc tor nearly every pusniou Jack Comerford and Carl 'lohnsnn form an excellent nuc- leus fur the pitching staff, with h m qus again behind the plate Captain George Burnham, Chet Pagliuca, and Mike Dch seem to he hxturcs at shortstop. tlnrd. and second respectively. Leo Flynn and Carl McKinnon are the seasoned players in thc uumclrl. Fred Gihsun seems to have 2111 cdge in the Contest for the vacant first base berth, while Mike Parisi and Ed Fitzpatrick are leading the uuthcld 2151111711115. Other candidates who may prove valuable to Coaches Gildca aml Meianson are Harry Lang, Howie Bros- scau. Gene Littlchcld. Red Campbell. Alhe Cianciulli, and Norvelle Brady. A difficult schedule of fourteen games has been arranged, including ten contests in the Greater Boston Interscholastic Lcagut Srlgvhule April 24 N M Mclmsc April .77 .mvell May 1 . M Revere May 3 , M Chelsea May 8h Malden May 10 . Stunerville May 15 h Chelsca May 17. X1 Medfunl May 22 . Malden May 24 . QL-vcre May 28 . May 20 , May 31 . Mme 8 M hYzltcriown M Smm-rvillc Uulfm'rl WM Luxvvll COACH GU DEA CAPTAIN BURNHAM 10X mam, Mom, l?culon, McCarthy, Kama . Faxlrr. Tcllvr Mcrcndu, Milan JInrMillan. Luriuum Smith Grark The track team has been handicapped throughout the year by a lack of balance. Only a few veterans were available frnm the preceding season, and the new candidates failed to provide sufficient reliable point-gelterst During the indoor season the Crimson forces competed in three dual meets. all of which were lost. They also participated in several iuterscholastic meets, with Captain Bill MacMillan's consistent performances in the lOOO-yard run gaining him recognition as one of the outstanding performers in the state. The more dependable mmpetitors for the Everett squad included Kalmau Kaplan in the hurdles. James Smith in the dashes, Peter Mereuda in the 300, Herh Benton and Harry Foster in the 600, Captain Bill MacMillan and Stew Miles in the 1000, and Dan Luciano and Walter Moore in the field eventst Coach Gildea, assisted by Mr. Melauson, is now preparing for a busy outdoor season. where it is hoped the experience gained during a winter of competition will prove at value. $rlyvhule May 4 lVorcester lnterscholastits May 7 Triangular Meet at Bmckmn May 16 Greater Boston League lntcrscholastlcs May 18 Fitchburg Relays May 25 State Meet at Ncwtnn 100 COACH MELANSON CAPTAIN hlnchlILI.AN Brawn, Bishop, Snack, anulvm'm. Burkr, Fiurmmvc. Drf'im. Lifrhrnhvm St'mrulxlxu, Bird; HH'NI. lumrllu. Min- br :1. Rmm'll. Joyrzln'unfs. fotm Sumrl Mnlxrmo. Jlrormm, MtKrarnm-t Luny, Darnry. Mullvux, lern, Cay'drlla Ghrlz' Eazkpthall This year a large group of girls czunu out for basketball instruction and practice. The girls were divided into three sections: sophonmre. junior, and senior. During the season interclass games were played weekly, At the last Tuesday meeting of the group a final game was played between the sen- iors 21nd sophomores. The sophonmres pullud through with :1 victory, winning the game 18 to 12, A great deal of enthus' sm 21ml Fme spurtsnmnship was shown by all the girls. Cow silcmblu credit is rlue Miss Greene for her excellent leadership and untiring etfurts. Some of the lmtstamling players were: Mary Abhene. Dorothy Brown, Theresa BiShUp, Norma Harhcin. Gwendolyn Burke, Marion Breen. Irma Bird, Gilda Cardella, Ethel Durncy, Helen DcVim. Paula Fina, Ruth Finzmmre. Amelia Joyolwnis, Rita Jagi- ella, Margaret Lichtcnhcrg. Marie Long, Duruthy McKearnq; Antonina Muncusu. Frances Mullen. Harhara Munroe, Frances McGrzmn, Claire McLaughlin. Glnria Olson jean Rowe . Barbara Smart, Frances Sciarzlppa, Olive Snouk, Evelyn chcherg, Anton- cllzl Tutu, 110 .g:$ f q Autnurapha .QMMmuXumA. ijjl v whm ,:;ua mgyMwar u wk NU. ?xW EerLWO MW Egylw gWA 2MM WMWw$WLMJ MM'OW J2 M7424 , , y'd'f. MM! III