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

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Mooney and Eleanor Rossi. The fine supporting cast consisted of Edwin Katz-man, Fred Plemenos, Margaret Quinzani, Joseph Maffeo, Rudolph Massarro, Dolores O'Neil, Vincent Strianese, and Phyllis Nakashian. In conjunction with D. A. R. contest, Margaret Quinzani was chosen as the senior girl possessing the most outstanding qualities of citizenship. The field of debating and public was ably upheld by three seniors, Fred Plemenos, Eugene Mooney, and Vincent Strianese. who all took part in the B. C. Prize Debates in their Junior and Senior years. One of the most sparkling events of our entire school ccreer, the Senior Prom, arrived at last with all the excitement and anticipation that comes with it. A clever and ambitious committee was chosen to manage this gala affair with Vincent Lento as chairman. The date decided on was February 28. and the original climax of the evening was to be the crowning of the king and queen. In reality our Senior Prom proved to be one of the most original proms ever run at Everett High. The gymnasium was decorated in a winter motif. Huge penguins and snow scenes covered the walls, and balloons and gaily colored streamers were strewn about. Soft colored lights lent a rosy glow to the transformed gym. The Queen chosen by the board of judges was lovely Ruth Carnes, and Farrell MacMillan was our goodlooking King. Having touched upon the highlights of our unforgettable high school career. we bring this history to a close. Though we have only graduation to look forward to as the final meeting of the Class of 1947, in all our hearts will be the common bond of Everett High School and all our carefree experiences there to bind us forever together. '5