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

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M. ROSE DI BATTISTA 153A Belmont Street Commercial Rose will please her employer; As secretary, he'll surely enjoy her. IRENE L. DIESO 29 Oliver Street Household Arts Science Service Club. Never a worry or a care. Just a happy-go-lucky girl. PETER DI FOGGIO 67 Nichols Street Commercial We wish Peter all the best success in his chosen career as a machinist. JOSEPHINE DiGREGORIO 18 Robin Street Household Arts Here is a girl whoso ambition is difieront. She'd like to work in a sewing factory as a stitcher. VIRGINIA T. DiLIBERTO 31 Chatham Road General Usher. Gilbert and Sullivan Show. Virginia is another girl who can subtract and add. We know she'll be a bookkeeper, the best that can be had. LOIS M. DILLMAN 35 Glendale Street Commercial What her liie's ambition is Lois just won't say. But we all know that to the best success she'll make her way. ANNA F. DILLON 68 Reed Avenue Commercial Anna will be a stenographer whose efficiency and interest will add a great deal to hor position. JOSEPHINE D1LORENZO 12 Lewis Street General Success will soon be knocking at Josie's door. ROSE A. DiMEO ISO Hancock Street College Camera Club. '40. '41; Crimson, '40. '41, '42; Junior Prom Comm.; Year Book Staff; Symphony Club. '41. '42. An active, pretty little girl Who's always on her toes That certainly would bring to mind Our sweet, efficient Rose. GUY DI NUCCIO 132 Bow Street Mechanic Arts Xmas Committee. '40. '42. Guy's a boy who's always on the go. He'll be a success that's what we know. 28

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ROLAND E. DEMERS 108 Bradford Street General Camera Club. '40, 41. He'll ride in the baggage car. And sort the mail; Or else he'll bring it to our door. And deliver it without fail. GLORIA H. DEMPSEY 37 Lewis Street Commercial At figures Gloria excels and that’s the reason why She wants to be a bookkeeper and add and multiply. JOSEPH S. DeNATALE 9 Park Terrace Mechanic Arts To tinker with machines and take them apart. But will he put them together once they're apart. JASON DENENBERG 75 Baker Road General Dramatic Class. '42; Capt. Tennis Team '41; Junior and Senior Activity agent. When ho taps, this boy is tops. He’s a sensation on any dance floor. Most dancers. ho says, are flops . Therefore he'll join the Marine Corps. JOHN A. DENTONE 34 Pearl Street Mechanic Arts Lyceum '41. '42. John wants to become a captain in the U. S. Marines. Good luck. LAZARUS DER VARTANIAN 230 Main Street Mechanic Arts Football. '40, '41. If that football power is used behind your job as machinist, you'll surely succeed. RUDOLPH J. DeSALVATORE 95 Waverly Street Commercial Italian Club. '40. '41. '42. Rudolph's personality and cleverness will surely make him outstanding in the business world to which he aspires. EILEEN M. DESMOND 52 Oliver Street College Writers' Club. '40. '42; Tri-Hi. ‘40. '41. Eileen's determined effort and charming nature guarantee her success in her chosen field of nursing. WILLIAM L. DEVEAU. Jr. 17 Luke Road Commercial Dramatic Class. '42; Gilbert and Sullivan. '41; Lyceum. '42; Business Manager of Year Book; Christmas Show, '42; Drama Night. '42; Class Day Comm. William is a busy lad and talented as well. His cheerful disposition makes us all think he's swell. HELEN L. DoVICO 9 Valley Street Commercial Basketball. '40. Helen knows that a smiling nature and cleverness go to make up an efficient secretary. 27

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ROLAND A. DIONNE 8 Cedar Street Mechanic Art Double sockets. Wires, and fuses Point the way That Roland chooses. PATRICK DI PLATZI 128 Cottage Street College A business man Pat wants to be And have a company well formed. GLORIA T. DU ALIA 7 Wedgewood Street Commercial In future yoars all we'll have to do to hear Gloria's pleasant voice is to pick up our phone and say. Operator. GEORGE F. DIVENUTI 17 Villa Avenue Commercial Graduation Usher, '40, '41; Defense Savings Stamp Collector. George's capacity for speaking will yet come to use. If he realizes his ambition He'll shake the rafters loose. FLORENCE R. DOHERTY 10 Fremont Avenue Commercial Basketball. '40. Florence will pursue her study of art with the same eagerness which has characterized her career at E. H. S. JOSEPH R. DOHERTY 38 Villa Avenue General Lyceum. '40. '41, '42. Joseph says that he would like to be famous some day. His practice in the Lyceum will help him on his way. RITA A. DOOLEY 39 Autumn Street College Rita says that she would like to dabble in the arts. We all join in wishing her success with all our hearts. WALTER P. DOYLE 69 High Street General Lyceum. '41. The call of the wild is instilled in his heart. JOSEPH V. DUGGAN 193 Ferry Stroet Mechanic Arts Graduation Usher; Junior Prom Comm., '41; Sonior Prom Comm., '42. Joe's an earnest fellow. And to us he relates His ambition to build machines And travel the forty-eight states. PAUL V. DUGGAN 27 Revere Street Commercial Dofense Stamp Agent, '42 Paul would be an executive if ho could have his way. Upon the tasks of his own business. he'd labor day by day. 29