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

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THELMA M. COHEN 177 Union Street Academic VINCENT A. CLERICUZIO 185 Hancock Street Mechanic Arts Drama Festival 4; Music Festival 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Drama Night 3, 4; Vice-President of Dra¬ matic Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Gilbert Sullivan Show 4; Riding Club 4; Swimming Club 4. Thelma ' s undecided As to what the future holds. But with such charm as hers, we know. She ' ll find her pot of gold. To survey land is Vincent ' s ambi¬ tion, An expert civil engineer he ' ll be. And we know that with Vincent on the job We ' ll have better roads, wait and see. • LDENE E. COAKLEY 23 Andrew Street Academic JOAN M. COLAMETA 71 Pearl Street Commercial [Riding Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; President 4; Drama Night 3, 4; Christmas Assembly 4 Deenie will teach the A B C ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease. With her skill and carefree way The pupils will enjoy each school day. Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 3, 4; Year Book Staff; Glee Club 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club Show 2, 3 Joan, with her graceful charm And smile so carefree and merry, Will make some lucky employer A clever secretary. CLIFTON D. COATES 398 Ferry Street Mechanic Arts DORIS J. COtANTUONI 51j Gnark Street w ' Academic Band 2; Orchestra 2 ,£ 6ramg,Night a Festival 3; Though being a music maker is far From talented Cliff ' s ambition. We know he ' ll surely reach his goal As either a machinist or a musi¬ cian. JBT, 4; State ' Library Stab College [Sound is Doris, For mediciiie ' s l er ahn. And with per skill and way She soon will rise to fame ALLEN V. COLLIN! 143 Linden Street ALAN L. COHEN 159 Nichols Street Academic Basketball 2; Lyceum 4 Alan would like to go to college To seek the latent wealth of knowledge; To the top he then will soar When he opens his furniture store. 4; Science Serv Junior Prom. Committee His arteasay -Smile Ang Wirihing way JVlake him a favor What more can we MOTT COHEN Hamilton Strap JACQUELINE A. COLLINS 49 Luke Road Commercial - Home Economics Jackie does not know Which way her future will go. It ' s sure to lead to great success So we ' ll wish her the very best. Emot is a clever L Who has music fh To go into t 5;fi A Is his future taoaff: 9 f 20

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JOHN W. CASSIDY, JR. 38 Mansfield Street Mechanic Arts Johnny likes to work around Machinery and steel. He ' s bound to be a big success In any chosen field. MARIANNE T. CASSIE 54 Cedar Street Academic Parlin P Club 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 4; Drama Night 4; Class Day Usher 3; Library Staff 4; Year Book Staff; Usher, Par¬ ents ' Night 4; Usher, Teachers ' Convention. Sweet and musical Marianne Will add to her store of know¬ ledge By studying higher chemistry While attending Simmons College ELEANORA CECCONI 30 School Street Commercial - Home Economics Fashion Show 4 The switch board is a busy place. Efficiency is a must. But we know that Eleanora Will uphold our every trust. RALPH CECERE 13 Park Terrace Academic Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ralph, our last year ' s football star. In the field of sports will travel far; He ' ll make a swell coach and player, too. And for him we know that fame is due. MARY A. CHAMPI 81 School Street Commercial Parlin P Club Mary as a stenographer will work With initiative and zeal; Her duties she will never shirk For she is a girl with a lot of appeal. GLORIA A. CICCARELLI 47 Floyd Street Commercial - Home Economics G is for Gloria and also for glory Which this girl is certain to find. To roller skate professionally Is what she has in mind. ALBERT A. CIPOLLA 83 Woodville Street Mechanic Arts Al ' s going to be an engineer Who rates among the best. To reach his goal he ' ll never stop Until he tops the rest. THOMAS CIULLA 255 Vine Street Academic f) Associate editor of Year Book 4; Italian Club 4 i JfJL Tom is one who ' ll do very well In all that he may pursue, For with his keen scientific know¬ ledge A fine future for him is due. BARBARA J. CLARKE 20 Myrtle Street Commercial Barbara has ambition. And to her good fortune is com¬ ing. For she will do secretarial work And keep the business humming. JAMES P. CLEMENS 220 Ferry Street Mechanic Arts Designing, mapping, and draw¬ ing plans Will be Jim ' s future occupation. In the position of a draftsman He ' ll prove to be a great sensa¬ tion. 19

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MARY F. COLOSI 140 Chestnut CcmmerciML Junior Prorn 0t5mral 3; j a«nu r Prom vGjbmitr; 4; YeetjMBpok Staff PcA k P u 2ll o boqpmp a secretary s’ what schemes. n shorthand flyjfirjg she ' ll Her smile, we WowJ always beams, J 11 And all of us here ' arlj wishing her well. EDWARD M. CONNOLLY 31 Spring Street Mechanic Arts He ' d like to serve the Army We know that he ' s the man; We ' re sure that he can do it And so does Uncle Sam. JOSEPH E. CONROY 87 Floyd Street Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan 4; Year Book Staff 4 Working for the government Is the ambition of Joe. In any position. The best work he ' ll show. FREDA CON TI 92 Lynn Street Commercial ; F eda hasn ' t yet decided I What her future profession ' Will be, But whatever she decides to do Will be done with care and effi¬ ciency. JUNE P. COOK 47 Thurman Park Commercial Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3 June is such a charming girl. As pretty as a picture; Just let one employer see her— She ' ll be a permanent fixture. V. COOPER Sycamore Street Commercial Mary ' s ambition is not so rare— That of typing and filing; She will do this with great care. And go through life asmiling ARTHUR L. CORMIER 12 Carlson Street Mechanic Arts Here ' s a lad who ' s undecided As to his future plans, But whatever work he undertakes We ' re sure that he ' s the man. June, one of the, school, Has always wante4 to octor ' s of s a medical secnbtary. ARTHUR A. COUGHLIN, JR. 385 Main Street Mechanic Arts Arthur is a smart young lad. Who hopes his job ' s all ready. He ' s going to send an Esso S. To make sure that he works steady. PATRICIA A. COURTNEY G27 Broadway Academic Happy-go-lucky is our Pat And we know she ' ll travel far. For with her fair and sporting ways She ' ll be a softball star. 21