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

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iz. ffi. £ . Jfamltij Commercial Joseph J. Cantalupi, Head Mae G. Crowley Helen V. Davis Evelyn S. Donnelly Julia M. Gibbons Katherine G. Keefe Edward J. Melanson Elizabeth M. Steele Ellen A. Wells Beatrice Withcm Matthew V. Walsh English Edward F. Alden, Head Helen L. Clark Matilda Clement Richard E. Hickey Joseph R. Hilyard Wendell W. Horton Ethel M. Kelley Christine M. Lawlor Joseph P. Morse Household Aits Gertrude Bjornwall, Head Mildred A. Fox Margaret E. Lincoln Frances E. Ramsdell Lillian G. Richardson Louise G. Roycroft Mechanic Arts Henry A. Bonin. Head George W. Clay Charles W. Hurn Charles McAlpine Gordon H. Morris C. Paul Planchet Charles F. Seaverns Principal MARTIN G. SANBORN Submaster CHARLES E. BLEILER Science Edward S. Bryant, Head Maude E. Barlow Joseph Finegan Hazel W. Holt Grace W. Mackie James E. Mahan Mario Vultaggio Louis A. Wendelstein English and Social Studies Russell H. Marshall English and Spanish Marie F. DeRubeis English and Law Dennis A. Gildea Athletic Coach English and Italian Helen C. Sacco Mathematics Helen B. Crocker Ursula Leach Robert N. Millet. Jr. William M. Noonan Ethelwyn Wallace Latin Alice M. Brennan Latin and French Margaret H. Dugan French and English Gertrude F. Holland Myra H. A. Marshall Spanish Helen G. Agbay Law Charles W. Collins Faculty Manager ol Athletics History John A. McLaughlin Alfred C. Dowd Walton S. Hall Ruth G. Hines Hazel A. Tucker Art Madge G. Bean Physical Education Emeline L. Green Lenox B. Putnam Librarian Helen E. Gindele Secretary Clara H. Winsor Clerk Catherine M. McKenna Tenth Grade - Fairfield Whitney Thomas J. Curtin, Submaster Teresa M. Bernardi Marie E. Bland Louis V. Daniele Elizabeth M. MacMahon John F. McLaughlin Evelyn A. Murphy Michael J. Power Robert Wallace Military Leave of Absence Willard B. Whittemore Victor E. DeRubeis Ado Commito James Conroy 5

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Hg-CSonr Oags Everytime we have a fire drill and miss part of a class, you probably always sing the song, Why Don't We Do This More Often? This picture happens to be one of those days in September, 1941. Do you recognize anybody? Here is a scene during the half of The Everett-Chelsea Football game at the Everett Stadium. Everett, you'll remember, beat Chelsea 46 to 0. The girl in front of the picture without a hand is just proving the old theory that the hand is quicker than the eye (camera's). Did you ever hear of the four horsemen? Well these gentlemen are not they. Those feet (L. to R.) belong to George Moore; the hat to Mr. Bleiler, submaster; that wavy hair to Editor Eddie Groipen; and that smile to Asso. Ed. Bob Healey. No, no, a thousand times no, this is not Saratoga or Suffolk Downs. It is a view of spectators attending the annual Turkey Day classic football game between Everett and Chelsea at the Everett Stadium, November 1941. In case you forgot, the score was Everett —46 Chelsea—0. Oh! hum, yawns Asso. Robert Healey, this yearbook business takes a lot out of one. Humdidum. Yeah, agrees typist Herbert Bond. But we all enjoyed doing it, smiles faculty advisor, Edward Alden as he nudges George Moore, What do you say? Not a thing. I'm just smiling pretty at the camera, concludes Georgie. And now dear students, we have the study of letters and figures. Here we have the inspiration of our football players. Uh, Uh. we're only talking about the letters, E-V-E-R-E-T-T. (L. to R.—Boudreau, Smart. Medugno, Nichols. Thomas. Bird. English.) 7