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

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PHYLLIS A. BLEET 23 Dean Street Academic Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; Parlin P 2. 3. 4; Library Staff 2. 4; Orches¬ tra 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Sen¬ ior Prom Committee 4. Adventurous Phyllis plans a ca¬ reer with the airlines after fin¬ ishing college. Best of luck and Keep ' Em Hying. when your their teeth one of our DOROTHY R. BOURQUE 30 Pierce Avenue Commercial—Home Economics If Dorothy does her secretarial work as well as she did her school work, some employer will have a very efficient sec¬ retary. enio JINGELO V. BOY ' }1 Union Avenue ' ' cademic Student Manager 2, 3, r , Student. Manager pj, 4; etball j2; jt aequation, lusher ' ‘ { Class Play1 amera Jtaliam Club 8, 4; Treas- ItaJigp Club Play 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Stu¬ dent State -Representative 4; Good Gov ' t Day x -Assembly 4; Girls’ Glee Club Show. 4i N paper Staff 4; Y ea ;Bbbk Stc Bdseball Mgr. 4. Angie has set his sights on a million-dollar goal. IWith his amazing vim and personality, he should be able to retire at twenty-five. HARRIS BORENSTEIN 68 Linden Street Academic With the exuberance and vitality he showed at E.H.S., Hustling Harris will become a top notch accountant. MARY L. BOTELSEN 16 Prospect Street Commercial Year Book Staff 4. Mary would like to be engaged to a doctor—as his receptionist. Good luck, Mary. Let ' s hope you have an early appoint¬ ment. DOROTHY M. BOURQUE 70 Baldwin Avenue Commercial This sweet young lady wants to be a Florence Nightingale. She will be sweet medicine for any patient to take. ZACHARY BOYAGES 106 Nichols Street Academic Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 4; Home Room President 3, 4; School Newspaper 4. The combination of zeal and sound thinking that he has shown throughout his high school career will carry Zike to great heights as an engi¬ neer. RUSSELL S. BRAESE 19 Newton Street Commercial Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Russell wants to be an accoun¬ tant. They say our dollar is now worth only fifty-six cents. Maybe Russell wants to ac¬ count for the other forty-four. BARBARA A. BREEN 35 Shirley Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Glee Club Show 2. Barbara intends to do foreign missionary work. If the little savages make a fuss, she will soothe them with her sweet voice. 17

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MARGARET E. BERBAUM 142 Main Street Commercial Dramatic Club 2. Margaret will make some boss a very capable private secretary. GEORGIA L. BERGGREN 1 Paris Court Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Senior Play 4; Newspaper 4. Georgia is undecided as to the future, but if her past perform¬ ances are any indication, suc¬ cess can ' t pass her by. IOANNA R. BERGGREN 1 Paris Court Academic Basketball 2; Gilbert and Sulli¬ van Club 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Sen¬ ior Play 4; Newspaper 4. One of the first E.H.S. girls to in¬ vade the sporting circles, Jo is rapidly developing into America ' s finest mermaid. MARTHA J. BERTUCCIO 1147 Saratoga Street Orient Heights, East Boston Commercial Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 4. Martha is interested in becoming an airline hostess. No drama¬ tics, Martha. Be calm but don ' t be air sick. RALPH R. BESSLER 12 Myrtle Street Mechanic Arts Ralph is a boy who likes guns, so he is making a career of being a gunsmith. ARCHIE B. BIRTWELL 162 Central Avenue Academic Archie is another fellow who is always good for a laugh. Make sure none of your future business is of the monkey variety. MARIE G. BERNARD 31 Foster Street Commercial Marie wants to be a commercial artist. We promise not to draw any mustaches on her master¬ pieces. JANET E. BERRILL 12 Francis Street Commercial We can see where the Skating Vanities will have an added attraction when Janet gets there on her roller skates. •% THELMA L. BLACKMORE 46 Dartmouth Street Commercial Cheerleader 3, 4. This cheery little miss wants to be an airline hostess. Happy landings, Thelma. We hope you make a good contact. ROBERT J. BLANCHARD 64 Walnut Street Commercial Preparatory Science Service Club 2; News¬ paper 4. Bob has his heart set on becom¬ ing an engineer. Best of luck. Bob. You will surely make the grade. 16

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HERBERT A. BREGMAN 106 Malden Street Academic In the field of accounting Herb should have no trouble. After all, he ' s been following figures since he ' s been able to walk. ALICE E, BRUCE 49 Forest Avenue Commercial So sweet and demure a young lady will make a perfect secre¬ tary. M s artistry DOROTHY BROWN 41 Jackson Avenue Commercial The telephone company is cer¬ tainly going in for pretty num¬ bers. Dorothy is another young lady who wants to an¬ swer your call. EVELYN E. BROWN 39 Fremont Avenue Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cap tain 4. Evelyn is undecided as to what she wants to be. Whatever she decides we know that she will make good. ROBERT E. BROWN 14 Arthur Avenue Academic Bob is uncertain what he wants to be, but we know whatever he chooses as his career, we can always depend on him to be the leader of those who have succeeded. ■ MM EMMA M. BUKER 152 Chestnut Street Commercial Emmy intends to be a steward¬ ess. What will the G.B. H. do without you, Emmy? RUTH M. BURGESS 98 Lewis Street Commercial Ruth wants to be a bookkeeper. We predict that she will be an expert one and get along very nicely in the business world. RITA M. BURKE 87 Clinton Street Commercial-Home Economics Too bad telephones are not equipped with television. Rita will certainly make a cute Hello Girl. MARILYN M. BURNSIDE 16 Everett Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert and Sullivan 3. To take a letter in shorthand for her new boss will be Marilyn ' s added ambition. The crystal ball tells us she ' ll be overflow¬ ing with ambition in her new position. 18