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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

.M'neieelz $mared ant! $7951:0Ize puma; 4, m SENIUB CLASS EVERETT SENIIJB HIGH SEHnnL EVERETT - . - - - MASEAEHUSETTS .nnn..n.k ... . It n ,,..MM . .. fuguk Ag 4 A W. .W 'wmo KAEPPI. 57 A5 F.SHAUGNIIESSYW Mr. Alden N Eehiratinn in mvmnrg nf mr. Alhrn His was not a hero's role. Midst the din of gunfire's roar: His was but a simple goal, To live, to love, to teach . . . No more. No blure of trumpets on this earth, Symbolic of his greatness here No worldly fanfare to show his worth, 01 to loudly cry his name so clear. He worked, and played! and taught, and guided; Untiring. unselfish, with understanding; His best he gave and with all divided His knowledge and learning, your respect demanding. His passing on to a greater height Is but the iinul step toward his reward; The recognition of his worth and might, By the Great Principal, The Lord. Youth forgets sadness and thinks of the pleasant, Though time is fleeting in life's span; But we, all his pupils past and present, Dedicate this book to Mr. Alden, The Man. e :1, :5 v T?! o .4 . $3.35 ESE 338m :93 ESE EVERETT HIGH Headmanor Martin G. Sunburn Submullu Charles E. Bleiler English P. Edward Bums Helen L. Clark Richard E. Hickey Joseph R. Hilyaxd Genxude I . Holland Christine M. Lawlor Iohn F. McLaughlin English and French Michael 1. Power Science Louis A. Wendleslein, Dept. Head Maude E. Barlow Hazel W. Holt Gmce W. Mackie James E. Muhun William Richmond Science and English Joseph P. Morse Sclancs and Malhemullcs Maxio Vulmggio Mathemauc: Edward W Bond. Dept. Head Charles W. Collins. Fuculky Mgr. of Athletics Helen B. Cracker Ursula Leach Robert N. Milleu. Ir. Ruben A. Wallace Willard B. Whinemoxe Social Stud! Walton S. Hall. Dept Head Joseph P. Barty Louis V. Daniele Alfred C Dowd Rmh G. Hines Ralph W. Mullen Iohn P. McNulty Social Smdlas and English Iohn B. DeGiucomo Ciro R. Yunnaco LuEn Alice M. Brennan Michael M. Fortunate French Joseph Corkery Spanish, Engluh, and French Helen G. Agbay Hanan and Social Science Victor E. DeRubeia SEHUDL FACULTY Commercial Joseph I. Canlulupi. Dept. Head Iulitx M. Gibbons Elizabeih M. MucMuhon James F. McKinley, Ir. Evelyn 1k Murphy Rose M. O'Rourke Katherine L Redding Gloria Eosunio Matthew V. Walsh Ellen A. Wells Eileen A. Whalen Commercial and English Evelyn S. Donnelly Commercial Law Dennis A. Gildeu - Coach and Athletic Director and Coordinator Home Making and Nursing Prepamioxy Gemude Bjornwall. Dept. Head Paulina M. Flynn Clarice E. 01f! Lillian G. Richardson Mechanic Am Ioseph W. Finegan. Dept. Head George W. Clay Iohn Fitzgerald Charles W. Hum Ioseph P. McCormack Gordon H. Morris Paul F. Sullivan Driver Training James P. McCuuley An Rita M Cotter Physical Educullon Lois E. Alpert Helen M. Gibbons Alfred B. Marshall Lenox B. Putnam Conservation of Hearing and Lip Reading Margare: M. Noland Music Olluvio L DeVivo Guidance Arthur I. Conway Nurse Maxy E. Flynn Librarian Helen E. Gindale Cadet Zalton I. Czicsak MARTIN l3. SANBDBN HEADMASTER For the past twelve years, we, your teachers, have striven sincerely to direct you through fields of useful knowledge, to instruct you in sound principles, cmd to develop in you the attitudes and traits consistent with the heritage that has mode American people great. You are now about to emerge into a world that will be more demanding in responsibility, independence of thought and action, and pzoductiveness. Many 01 you will be leaders; others will be followers. Whatever your lot may bet if you dedicate yourself to purposeful and conscientious effort, if you me hon- est with yourself, loyal to your country, and faithful to your church then I'm sure that you will live a full life, rich in happiness. Charles E. Bleiler Your diploma is like a railroad ticket. It is useless unless you use it to travel into new fields. May it take you to pleasant places. Martin G. Sunbom CHARLES E. BLEILEH SUBMASTER Vt The School Council Front Row: CLARK, MISS CHIHONS. FAPRIO. MR. BLEIIJER, SERAFINI. Back Raw: COOK. MASTRUCOLA. BARNES. FAFCTYIO, HWHTEHUUSE, U'KEEFEV SNOhV. With great pride we introduce our School Council. This distinctive organization helps maintain right spirit and good citizenship, acts as a clearing house and forum for the consideration of extxc-cuniculur problems. and prepares and presents, under faculty guidance, an excellent series 0! assemblies. The School Council is compqsed of twelve members- SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Robert Caprio. Chairman Carol Alden Audrey Clark Barbara Seratini. James Cuccivio Ann Middleton Secy.-Treas. Iames O'Keefe Norma Barnes Donald Whitehouse Paul Mustmcolu Robert Cook George Snow Mr. Charles E. Bleiler, Submaster Miss Iulicx M. Gibbons, Faculty Advisor One of the most important projects assumed by the School Council during the year is the annual Talent Show which is presented each year for the purpose of raising money with which to pay for worthwhile assembly programs. This year a most successful Spring Convention of the Eastern Division of Massa- chusetts Student Councils was held here at the Everett Senior High School on Satur- day, April 7. Needless to say, the School Council of nineteen fifty-one has afforded us merito- rious service which could not have been realized without the invaluable guidance and assistance of Mr. Bleiler. Submasten and Miss Gibbons. We, the Class of 1951. extend our appreciation to these eminent representatives of the student body and their advisers. w :1; ivN Lump x - maul, ' 10 Sports Staff ll ennui: mosconli Amen coz ANITA WCf-PRES. SICRETARY 12 JA NET M4 rsoxv AUDREY Ki??? TREASURER Senior Class History With our heads held high and our best foot forward we. the Class of 1951, en- tered our Freshman year in the Albert N. Parlin Iunior High School. Determination to perform pmiseworthy deeds was foremost in our minds. Those selected to lead us were Charles Landxy, Audrey Colametu, Iocm Kenison. and George Snow. Realiz- ing that u well-bulanced life is essential to success. many classmates supplemented their scholastic interests with extracurricular activities. Consequently, we laid a strong foundation in an appreciation of athletics, debating. dramatics, and music. Through- out the year many fine assemblies were presented, a frequent source of enjoyment to the faculty and student body. On the lighter side we shall always remember such events as the gay socials, the mirthful scenes in the cafeteria, and the domination of the Traffic Squad. The zenith of our achievements was reached when eighteen mem- bers of our Class, outstanding in scholarship, athletics, and citizenship, received the distinguished Purlin P Award. At the beginning of our Sophomore year contusion reigned supreme. but we finally managed to overcome the difficulties arising from the traditional elevator hoax and the enigmatic system of room numbers. The election that year resulted in the follow- ing class officers: Charles Landry, Audrey Colametcx, Icmet Watson, and Audxey Kerr. At the same time. Ioun Kenison, Cynthia Normine, and Barbara Seratini were elected as our representatives to the School Council. For the most part, the year was spent in adapting ourselves to the existing condtions, and working diligently at our studies. By emulating the pattern of the illustrious upper classmen, we. the Class of 1951, were beginning to make an impressive name in the annals of Everett High School. As Juniors, we were guided by the capable leadership of President Charles Landry, Vice President Audrey Colametu. Secretary Ianet Watson, Treasurer Audxey Kerr, and the School Council members, Barbara Seratini, Robert Caprio, Robert Cook. and Richard Laskey. In this very important year we established ourselves as a vital part of the life of Everett High School. Junior Achievement was the newest and most popular club that year. Do you remember hand-made bookmarks. germicide, the Crimson Tide, and oh, so many products which made their appearance on Everett High School's market? The super- vision of the officers and the Iunior Prom committee created an event of unforget- table successethe Iunior Prom. Thus our Junior year ended, and we were carried one step further toward our ultimate goalegmduution. In the light of the national emergency e the critical situation in Korea - many of our classmates were required to leave us in our Senior year. It seemed now that we were face to face with the adult world. Class activity, however, continued. Our officers in this, our most important year, were Frank Guilicmo. Audrey Columetcx, Janet Watson and Audrey Kerr. Represent- atives to the School Council were as follows: Barbara Semiini, Robert Captio, Robert Cook, George Snow, and Donald Whitehouse. 13 s ; Senior Class History tmnto Many fine assemblies were presented throughout the year. The Howards of Virginia, a historical movie depicting the spirit of the American Revolution; the su- perb talk and film concerning lighthouses on the Atlantic Coast by Mr. Edward Rowe Snow; the outstanding Boston College Prize Debate; and Variety Time, the spectac- ular talent show put on by the students, will long be remembered. You Can't Take It With You, our Senior Class play. through the splendid ei- forts of Mr. William Richmond, the director, proved to be a sparkling success. Some other memorable productions in which members of our class participated were Our Town. The Yeoman of the Guard, Italian Night, and the Talent Show. The highlight of on! Senior year was the much heralded Senior Prom. The gym- nasium, decorated in the colorful rainbow hues which complemented the army of beautiful colors in the gowns, produced a breathtaking spectacle. TAKE NOTE, TAKE NOTE, OH, WORL . . . The experiences which we have had at Everett High School are indicative of happy and successful years. Let this be prophetic of our future. 14 650,955 mow mamr com pomp MWfEZMVSf MMMNI MMWIL f' .1; AAA! '- 5:325 15 CLASS UP lQSI-HUNUH MEDAL STUDENTS The entire Class of 1951 extends 'its warmest congratulations to these students who have maintained honor grades for three years. As this list was compiled on April 2, 1951, it is not to be considered as official. It is possible that on May 24, 1951, the date set for the closing of senior marks a few changes will be made. Evelyn Arm Allen Sandra Bennett Hubert James Caprin Pamela Chapman Adele Brenda Cohan Audrey Jeanne Cuvin Helen Pauline Euvinn Joanne B. Euneu Charles De Benedict Barbara Jean De Dnminicis Hose Derderian Evelyn Leona Fultnn Audrey Huih Gurdun Marjorie J. Hale Margaret A. Harkins Eamlyn B. Hosea Hubert Phillip Imhernlnn 16 Jacqueline Velma Kautz Jean Gwendolyn Lung Bernadette Marie Manahan Katherine Ann Manahan Rita Ann Lynns Lorraine E. Unintnn Constance Mary Habchenuk Ashby Raymund Huberts Luis Huth Husen Diane Aida Huttenherg Bette Lnu Sanderson Michael T. Sarnu Barbara Ann Serafini Dnrnthy Ruth Shapim Charles Fred Speranza Winona Alma Wands Elizabeth Yamellu VINCENT ACETO 488 Perry Street Academic Gilben 6r Sullivan 2. 3. Vincent's ambmon he does conless, Is merely Io be a great success. PETER T. ADAMS 58 Nichols Skeet Academic To be a civil engineer Is Peler's desire. And when he succeeds He'll set the world dire. STEPHEN A. ADDONIZIO 15 Plume: Sues! Academic In whatever Steve may do. Much success will iollow thru. EVELYN ANN ALLEN 19 Ediih Avenue Commercial Prepmalory Year Book Stuff. As a secretary Evelyn will be. Accurate and swift As you can see. EDWIN ALPERT 28 County Road Commercial Prepaxcnory As an accounmnl Ed will be. A great success as we can see. ANN ALTERIO 27 Montrcse Steel Commercial This is the girl Who can't decide. Her limits, we know Are in! and wide. JOHN ANDERSON 4 Fulmouth Slxeel Mechanic Arts Football 2. 3, 4. Iohn is ihe boy Who is successfully bound, Both you and I know He's the man uboul town. ROBERT T. ANDERSON 4 Fclmouth Skeet v , . 44.41; all n$chm Am; . II a mwm' jwclive .- . ' . W6 say i2. volcanic ?J . u Q But if Bob reaches his goal. I? ' He'll be an k-l Qedbunigr: 11.? SHIRLEY ANDERSON 3 Russell Street Academic Gilbert 5; Sullivan 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Gilbert s5 Sullivan Show 2, 3. Thexeh lots of chest in being ill, I! Shirley's there to bring the pill. MICHAEL ll. ANDON 203 Broadway Mechanic Arts Michael dmws posters To hang on the wall. To be a great artist Shouldn't be hard at all. LAWRENCE APPLETON 58 Irving Sheet Commercial Preparatory This boy's ambition Breaks all kudition. He'l! fill his plan As a lumbex man. ANTHONY APRUZZESE , 7 Winlex Skeet Academic Gilbert 6. Sullivan 2, 3; Lyceum 2. 3. 4: Italian Club 3. Tony prelers dancing to none. Whatever he does. He'll always have hm. FREDERICK ARTHUR OHN BABCOCK 46 Dumnouth Sheet 1 14 Knox Paxk Comme'lciul Band 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4. Commercial For a boy who is quiet we'd like John to know. We wish him the best wherever he goes. I I? Say 1; 1 WM . r g: TEIKADI ' lil . 1!! Here's lo the boy Who plays a green game. We all know that Fred Will make a great name. MARGARET ASARA 9 Calhoun Avenue Commercial Murqie's the girl Who'll expect many riches, She's just the one To keep you in stitches. ROBERT S. BAREE 55 Lewis Street ELIZABETH N. ASCOL! 52 Cottage Street Commercial Preparatory Italian Club 3. Commercial An eHiciem lypist lz will be, She's gel the qualifications We can plainly see. I'm sure 0.11m someday we shall see. Admiral Barile on a foreign sea. JOAN ATAMIAN 8 Mulden Sheet ELAINE BARLETTA Academic 41 Dean Street Gixls Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Prom Committee: Talent Show 3. 4. Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan 2. ' 3 To keep the book: In order such day. We hape that Elaine Will get her way. A social worker loan will be, She'll be a green success Wait and see. LEON GEORGE AUGEE 100 Walnut Street Mechanic Arts ARTHUR F. BARNABY. m. 23 Summet Skeet Academic Leonls ambition . He will not say. If there Is a. doubt But the bask to you Cg; :31! 1:31:33. I . 11 every way Fox Elechonics is his line. G BAKER 6? 18 Sb 6 S Mmexciul L a set your hair And fix your cuxls. Is Gerry's ambition In this wide world. EDWARD E. AZZAR! 16 Woodville Street Mechanic Arts Band 2: Truck 2. To go up we scale And come down again. To study music I: Eddie's yen. 1. ROBERT BARRETT 234-3. Vine Street Commercial Prepamtory The future for Bob looks quite bright, For as an accountant he'll do all right. JOAN LORRAINE BARRUW 25 Malden Street Commercial To a girl who can count To a gixl who can add, A mistake in the books Will drive her mad; V P F l 1L . x. '- BJCHARP JAMES BARRY uh 87.13am; Street ,. IMgchanic Ans football 4: Home Room President 4. As a football player He acquired great fame. Dick is the boy Who played a good game. JAMES S. BEATS 9 Warren Street Academic Lyceum 4: Senior Prom Committee. Jimmy will answer The call 01 the sea. And protect the shores For you and ma. EEONTE FLO CE 0 ton la X Libra - 0 do job in office work, SANDRA BENNETT 85 Nichols Street Academic Dramatic Club 3. 4: Senior cmss Play; Library Staff 2. Art has captured Sandra's eye. To the top. we know she'll ily. duties she'll never shirk. pmms Ml-LRIE noccuzn 17; Robin Street Commercial 0 To .be a secretary Is what we hear. We know she'll make good In her office cureex. . VINCENTLNTHOM 330110. a , - 304 Pony Skeet . . ?'Mechauig Ans h Vin us yet has imde no decision. We wish him success with his ambition. FRANCIS M. BORRIELLO 175 Hancock Street Academic Italian Club 2. 8. 4: Gilbert and Sullivan 2. 3; Senior Prom Com- mittee: Italian Club Show 2. 3. 4. Very simple is Prunnie's desire, To make a million dollars and then retire. ALFRED A. BOUDROW 9 Dean Street Mechanic Arts Al is the boy Who is rather shy. His ambition is a secret I wonder why! SHIRLEY A. BOUDROW 9 Dean Street Commercial Home Economics To decida on a cmeer She still thinks it's early. Whatever you decide Keep hGPPY. Shirley. PAUL BOURGEOIS 260 Main Street Mechanic Arts To be a dmftsmcm is Paul's desks. From this we know he'll never tire. 19 PAUL R. BOURGEOIS 10 Glendale Street Academic On the speedwuys of the U. S. A. A midgel auto he'll ride someday. gei to know her I is a riot. JACQUELINE R. BUTLER 51 Libelly Street MAEXORIE C. BOURQUE 3 Baldwin Terrace Commercial Girls Glee Club 2; Mujorette 2, 34 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. Commercial Home Economics Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3: Taleni Show 2. Behind her desk she types like mad, If I were her boss I'd never be sad. As a typist Iackie's fair. But as a model she'll be there, MARJORIE ANNE CACCIOLA FRANCIS I. BRRDY 482 Ferry Street 12 Hull Avenue . Commercial Girls Glee Club 2: Gilben G Sullivan 3, 4; Swimming 2. 4. Commercial Preparatory If you need someone To draw up a plan, Get R L Brady H '9 your man. With her hiendly smile And her charm so gay Margie us a steno Will iind her way. CARMEN M. CAFASSO 30 Bucknam Sheet Commercial Preparatory Ilaliun Club 2. 3; Iunior Pmm Com- mines; Senior Prom Comminee: Senior Class Play: Baseball 3: Year Book 4. 3; Captain 4: Girlsl , 3; Junior Prom Com- A compeient secretary Marion will be. She cheered our team To victory. For guys like Cuxmen there'll be a need. For ihey're the ones who always succeed. PAULA I. BROTMAN 13 51 R a Kw m e' W 101m FRANCES CANNATELLI x 1 l ; Commercial 57 Newton Street swimming Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Gilbert s5 'SulliVun 4; Honor Roll - 3: VTalbeht Show l. i Commercial When a girl like Icon loves office work. The boss can be sure he's hixed a V Fat CK girl who lieepal V good clerk. J h, lUs happy and gay , i We all know shat Paula X y . h, Will have her way. h v4 .9 l 1 x GEORGE BRUNO 41 Tappcm Street r i . 5,7 I EMMA M. CAPP uyZZO I I ' 53 Paris feet ' V' I Agcld mic Academic l f - Gilben'xsullivan 3, . Mignon Club Football 3. 3, 4' '0? Night 3, 4. t ' CHex aimis wolth adgiring I Her wgk umiringy f Happzilyecxrs sheill aha u ieachex of gym. Geoxge will not disclose his dreams. He hasn't yet made up his mind it seems. I s ROBERT I. CAPRIO 24 Beacon Streei Commercial VINCENT I. CARPINETO Iuniox 5- Sanior Home Room Presi- 55 MOMS Sheei ienl: Good Gov'I Day Representative 4; School Council 3, 4: Chairman 4: Edilor-in-chiei Year Book 4: Tulenl Show 4; Senior Class Play 4: Track 4: Iuniox 6: Senior Prom 3. 4. Mechanic Ans Football 2. 3, 4.: Band 2. Vinne's ambition he will not iell. As Donald. me butler we all know Whatever he does he'll do quile Bob. But as an accountant he'll do a good job. NORMA CAMILLE CAPUANO 295 Main Steel Academic Band 2, 34 4; Orchestra 3, 4: Talent Show 2. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Camera Club 4. If ifs a secretary you have in mind. Norma will be the bes: you can find. MARILYN ANN CARRINGTON BLANCHE M. CARDILLO 10 Cedar Terrace 139 Bucknam Street Academic Commercial A medical technologist will Marilyn Full of inn and worry free. 9. That's the way she'll always be. She'll win success wiih hex sincerity. ELIZABETH ANN CARSON PALMA CARDINALE 6250 Broadway 29 Arlington Steel Academic Home Economics Commercial Gills Glee Club 2: Chorus 2: SwimA To be a private secretary Pclmu's minq Club 2: Style Show 3. intentions are. In this field she'll go ulur. At her work Belly will make, All her puiiems forget they ache. GAIL D. CARLETON 347 Main Street C . 1P 1 ERNEST E. CARVER. IR. ommexcm repum cry 912 Broadway Gilbert 6. Sullivan 2. 3, 4: Gilbert 5 Sullivan F'now 2, 3,; Dramaiic Club 3: Drama Night 3: Girl's Glee Club 2, 3,; Junior Prom Committee: Talent Show 2. 3. 4. Academic Buildings he'll construct way up lo the sky. With plenty 01 success we know he'll A singing career soar high. In Gail's choice. She'll be tops With her beautiiul voice. Hominy w. cgmLETon s23 'Ahiegan suee: V. l ldl'echciqic Ans LOUISE A. CASAZZA 8 Durlmouih Street Commercial Preparatory Italian Club 4: Year Book Stuffl Foogball 4.. l Louise will design clothes one day. We know success will come her way LIn whatever you decide lo do. V All our luck goes along wilh you. . I I i x A i . NANCY B. CASNEAU 10 Bucknam Street Commercial Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club 3. Answering 315 phone taking down important memos. She'll be among the beat of all legal stenos. WOIjLB me aim of Lorry. xeat tisldL she'll never be RALPH I. CATALANO. IR. 7a Cleveland Avenue Mechanic Arts Home Room President 3: Football 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4. This lads ambition this is a fact. Is to own xuce horses and travel from Rack to hack. CARMHA I. CATALFAMO 215 Vine Street Commercial To sit and type and take dictation, ls Carmelu's desixe and future voca- lion. DORIS E. CHAINEY 25 Elsie Streei Commercial Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Commmee; Honor Roll 3. Doris wants in be a model. In :his profession she'll never dcddle. NEIL RONALD CHAMBERS IUD Damnoulh Street Academic To be a Naval Officer is Neil's grem- est desire, And he's the person we'll all admixe. alee ubflj 3. 4: Drmnalic .,'4 Dru Ni in4 4' Library tail 3 4, Ch Pam with M charming wit wants to become a nurse. Knowing her, she'll be a hit and gold will fill her purse. DAVID L. CHASE 52 Church Street Academic David shouldn't worry for iulure plans he needn't fear, Because it is assured he'll graduate this year. DOROTHY A. CLOSSON 67 Reed Avenue Academic Dramatic Club 4. As a nurse all gurbed in while. Dotty will make the hospital bright. BARBARA I. CLOUGH . I . J. 15 Cabot Couri Hares hope. vie 38y to those who are ill. For Baxbgra as a nurse will suxeily lill the bill. vW t.g$q4,?5;;vcocu:nma uegt' Machunig sludy Psychology i; his future umbiiion. He was discharged from the service and has completed his mission. ADELE BRENDA COHEN 177 Union Skeet Academic Library Staff 2, 3. 4; Riding Club 2: Swimming Club 3: Home Room Presi- dent 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4: Drama Night 4: Yeux-Baok Staff: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. A very sweet girl with a vexy sweet voice, As a business executive Adele is our choice. AUDREY COLAMETA 71 Pearl Street Commergigl ROBERT E. COOK 178 Vine Street 2 Academic Home Room Pres sgeenpz. 3?, Girls Glee Club m n nib: Chg: Elfiy Mluniy enior Prom ommit- ee gangs Vice- Bresidentl'z, '3 4: :8; Book Skill 4. .5 a girl age 'Audxey th lhlwuys Lyceum 4: Sludem Council 3. 4: Junior and Senior Prom Committee; Home Room President 2: Honor Roll 2. Bob has a great talent in all oi his is 'qu, an-s, , We hope she xemuins forever thul In enher, hell be a success from the start. way. PHILIP H. COLES. IR. DANIEL N. COOKE 15 B Street 40 Hancock Street Academic Academic Football 2, 3. When there's autolrucing to be lound. Dan we know will always be around. In fooibull Phil played his best, As a physical educator he'll work with zest. BARBARA L. COOLEY 86 East Elm Street Commercial Barbara's secret ambition is To have a desk all her own. She'll screen om unsavory characters ' And take memo's from the phone. .t mm: IE OHEAN y ROBERT ANTONIO comm ' .. ' ' 4 Clevel ven l? 3 Herbert Street . . cude c ome Eco mica Academic lab 3: Orchestra 2. 3. For Bob's blue prim: lhere'll be a demand, By businessmen throughout the land. es commercial design. 5 we know, will be quite PAUL CONNOR owns: W 23 Mansfield sue - ,J fi 10 5., Machan .X Home Boo t Foo Anior tom Commit! ' 3 4. Commmee. .iz '1 This boy w -. - .' A secretary she is to be and a good clan ' , one you will see, He'll Ilia v; ' . With a personality that is sweet popul . really, to know her is a treat. KATHERINE DIANE COURTNEY 28 High Skeet Academic Girl's Glee Club 2; Gilbert Gr Sullivan 3, 4: Gilben G. Sullivan Show 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4; Drama Night 3. 4: Swimming Club 3; Libxury Staff 4: Talent Show 3. 47 Sycamoxe szxeet Mthunic 'Arks ' Paul 1: bihon yd asked; but to us 11 wouldn't tall. Since Paul's good a! each task. he'll do anything quite well In advertising you'll see her name. We know that Di will win great lame. 23 , .. a BEVERLY ANNE CURRIE , lDO Woodluwn Street Home 3Econ9iniCs Gilbert 6: Sulliva$ i: Mujoreltes 8, PAUL COVIELLO 241 Belmont Street Mechanic Arts To meal success he's just the kind. Wilh a lawyer on'u case, Paulls Ambition we cannot find, $l Bev. his aecremry will keep pucel . ' AUDREY I. COVIN 66A Chalhm Road SARITA ANNE CURRIE 10 om: Street Commacial Preparatory Gilbert is Sullivan 3. 4; Dramatic l Club 4; Gilbert x5 Sullivan Show 3. A keen sense 01 humor a regular Academic Libmxy Slat! 4. She'll type up bills and such For Doctor soaud-sq Because she likes it very much 01 it she'll make a go. m, Mr 4; LEON RD CURHIEREK . z eed Avenuej +1 J Milw LL 7 Zootbull 4. W U27 x omeday we'll hear Len sjout, 1 Slxike, 2 Suikas. 13'qu out. girl, l She'll give bookkeeping quite a whirl. HELEN P. COVINO 90 Bow Street Commercial Gilben G Sullivan Ushex 2, 47 Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 As a lypist. time keeper, or liling Helen 'will always do good work. VINCENT I. CURRIERE 78 Read Avenue EDWARD J. CRONIN 35 Oakland Ave. Mechanic Arts Academic Designing, mapping, and dmwing Chorus 2- plans Will be Ed's future occupation. In the position of a dramman. He'll prove a great sensation. Vinny. a great musician Capable oi this position. Music pleasing young and old He'll suxely lind his pol of gold. JOANNE B. CUNEO 43 Woodville Streel ANGELO D'AGOSTINQ IR. 28 Baldwin Avenue Commercial Commercial Prepamlory Representative to Girls Slate 3: Year I . Book Staff 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hes a jolly good lellow and really vexy clever. He will surely be a success in any field 01 endeavor. A secretary is Ioanne's aim, And we know in this she'll win great lame, HELEN L. DAUGHENBAUGH WILLIAM F. CURB 142 Bell Rock Slteel 13 Stevenson Avenue , Commercxal Preparatoxy Acudemlc Dramatic Club 4; Year Book SlaH 4. The U. S. Navy Billy will choose. With him on our side we just can'l lose. A commercial unisl is Helen's selec- lion. We know hex work will be per- leclion. IOHN F. DAUGHENBAUGH 145 Bell Rock Street Mechanic Arts John has an ambition that will carry him high, He'll be an electrician on whom we can rely. CHARLES DAVIS 126 IeHsrson Avenue Academic Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Upon a pulpil. solemn and tall. Charlie will preach wise words to all. HARRY DE ANGEUS 205 Bow Street Mechanic Ans Football 2, 3, 4. Around the world to see iumous sighis, We're all sure he'll rise lo great heights. SALVATORE DE ANGELO 137 Main Street Academic Football 3; Baskekball 2: Baseball 2. 3, 4. Sal a pharmacisk will one day bel He'll be tops us you will see. CHARLES DE BENEDICT 32 Forest Avenue Academic Charlie will be a Chemical Engineer, He'll be the best, never leur. BARBARA IEAN DE DOMINICIS 97 Union Slteel Commercial Preparatory Gilben :5 Sullivan 3. 4; Gilbert 5, Sullivan Show 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4; Drama Night 4: Hone: Roll 2. 31 4; Italian Club 4: Italian Night 4: Year Book Skull 4. She'll hold your hand and ease your cares so cule and so petite. Handling all ihe Doctor's affairs Buxbam's sure a treat. JAMES DE FEO 280 Main Street Mechanic Arts His friendly lace his winning smile. Will bring Iim success lot a long. long while. EDWARD DELLA PIANA 34 anexly Street Mechanic Arts To be a draflsmcm Eddy will strive. Y ., Lots cl luck. Eddie keep this ambi- tion. alive. LOUIS C. DELUCA 23 Maplewood Avenue Mechanic Arts The U. S. A. has lot 01 gravel. Upon i! all Louis wants to travel. BERNICE C. DENNING 15 Timothy Avenue Commercial Chorus 2; Gilbert and Sullivan 3: Swimming 2, 3: Honor Roll 2 With her charm she's sure to go 1cm Working as u secrekuxy 10: one who passed the bar. ROSE DERDERIAN 157 Shute Streei Academic Gilbert and Sullivan 3. 4; Library Siuff 2. 3, 4: Home Room Plesident 4; Swimming Club 2: Year ank Stat! 4,- Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Her quiet charm cmd smiling lace, Will win Rose honors any place, 25 ' 'WAL'rm DeTOUR 46 Irving Street Mechanic Ans Football 3, 4; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Iunior Pxom Committee, Walter will go iar with his fame. To be a horse owpex islhis aim. ' i .u r ANNA 'L. 'neYaso 20 Tileslon Sisal r Cqmniercial 1 ;Dramatic Chib 3: Iunior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Comminee. Anna doesn't aspire to set ihe world ufue. Nor do anything great or strong but work as u secrelary all day long. MARIO I. DiCARLO 471 Perry Street Mechanic Ans Mario's ambition Uncle Sam will lease, To see the world sailing the seven seas. ELEANOR DiRICO 158 Belmont Street Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Eleanor will nave: be at a 1055. She will keep quite busy typing ior her boss. tion. ELIZABETH ANN DOCKHAM 82 Chestnut Steel Commercial Girls Glee Club 2, 3. I on. May success follow him in any posii pANCY Dogsnrv - 22 Andrew Sheet Commercial Home Economics Silence is her lusllrule. i, This she leumed while unending school. PAUL F. DONAHUE 46 Waters Avenue Mechanic Ans To be a great singer is Paul's great est choice. For he'll surely succeed with his wonderful voice. 4 ' i , . I FRANCES. i DOUEY i , Z'Devensl sueny Commqrd'ul Gm'ybjn apd'Sullivan a, 4. Her ambition is ofiice work her hobi by is an, In an eHiciem ofiice she'll play a good part. WILLIAM S. DONOHUE 116 Woodluwn Street Academic From Asia to Airicu item Naples to Rome, Bill. as a sailor will stay far from home. JOHN DOWNES. IR. 140 Elm Street Academic In the future Iolm's name will tale. Betty's gxeat wish is to subuacl and With engineers in every stale. divide. We'd. like her lo know that we're all on her side. GASPARE DRAGO 162 Vine Street ALVARD I. ERICKSON 4 l Mechanic Arts 6 G endale Street Home Room President 2; Football 2, Academic 3. 4: Busebal Z. 3 To study electronics is Alvurd's de- sue. . He has been filled with intellectual 1name of Dru l' i . lire. IANET R. ERNST LILLIAN D'URBANO 42 Staples Avenue 232 Vine Street Commercial Prepaxutory Band 2. 3. 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Academic Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3. 4. She'll win new lriends and keep the Our Lillian a lawyer will be. She'll know the rules lrom A 10 Z. 9 GE GE EGAN ! S 0! Place 0 . For lanei has a heart oi gold. ROY WILLIAM EVELY 204 Springvclle Avenue Mechanic Ens . Fodball ,4;',' WE?! tilaggiiiimadem 4' A ockeyb uSZurlelg es cl horse Jaym': choose 11 eulcun spin plunexs well Your listeners fill nqt .snooze. x I X! i umnsn mane RUTH N. EHRLICH 39 Peny Street 142 Gallund Streel i ommercial Commercial eling lo: Vogue or Seventeen Gilbert and Sullivan 3. a hat is the goal for loan. has the charm and grace Ruihs ambition is 10 be a nurse. A 150 beauty i0 591 the pose. So that her patients won't gel worse. semiqxou flu. vouAka: WILLIAM JOSEPH ELLARD Baldwin W?! 165 Broadway Mach 1C Rmi K , y' Mechanic Arts ngZK-l 7 'l A physical ed will become Bill, l With plenty oi zest the teams he'll 53w 5 2:: $533.21;st 11:12:33 drill. IRIS G. ELLIS 46 Harley Avenue BARBARA ANN FALVEY 8 Liberty Street Academic Glee Club 2: Gilbert and Sullivan 3, 4. Commercial Libmxy Skuii 2, 3: Girls Glee Club 3. Clerical woxk is lhis luss's umbiiion. We're sure she can do it she's in the pink 0! condition. As you enter the office she will put you at ease, Whether you have a pain in your neck or an ache in your knee. 27 ' v PAUL raLVEY 102 Viae Street 1 ' Mech'anic Arts l Home Room $resident 2. .Pou islnc! ,mntent; 40 leave his education, He wished to continue on and have his own gas station. JOHN ANTHONY FORD 376 Broadway Academic Iohn will be an architect and build great buildings high. So staunch that they will never wreck, his limit is the sky. 7J:N J I I- p' f' 4! l, NFHANK FRANCESCHI 97 ygdvillvelsupgt w . I. Mechanic Art, - ., Z, , DANIEL FASCIANO 380 Main Street Mechanic Arts I V If you want repairs of worn chairs, F k 'i ' Call on Danny when you are in mu 5 may come and Franks may at 90' ISPGIY- But he is a Frank the girls all knowi 1t, GEORGE E. FENNELI. a v I 1! . 42 Fremont Avenue CARM 1-. ERICO A r?gy601$txeet' ' 5 . Our boy Ray, an eagle scout A salesman wants to be, The neighborhood he'll go about Will greet him cheerily. Whips. GLORIA ANN FERRARO Z Locust Park IEROME S. FREEMAN Academic 53 Luke Road Gilbert and Sullivan 3. 4; Dramatic: Mechanic Arts 4. A master machinist Iarome will be, To make streamlined autos for you To decorate yaux house the very best and me. way. Call in Gloria she'll save the day. LOIS H. FREEMAN ROSEMARY FINNISS 62 High Street 56 G St: at rover e Academic Commetcial Girls Glee Club 2: Gilbext and Sulli- Rosemuy is u gixl that is a swell van 3, 4; Swimming Club 3, 4. ttiend to all. When you pick up you telephone she will take your call. If it's lushion you xequest visit the girl with smiles, Cause Lois in hex life's quest will work with clothes and textiles. 1 A! V t r CAROLjE. rummtou 3Q Mcksw Avtnue Compercial home I omics MARGUERITE FLANAGAN 183 Main Street u 1 Home Economic Cmqigis a girl who 45 sure to suc- Fb! wherever she goes M1211 till the need. i I We're sure that business will be better, When Margie's there to take a letter. ' l Academic IV ch nic' Arts ,, Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; 1f 1 : Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Busfgxlmh I' ', ' k EVELYN L. FULTON 117 Vernal Street Academic Honor 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Gilbert 2S Sullivan 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Elk's Essay Award 8: Gilbert 6. Sullivan Show 3, 4: Home Room Prasideni 4. R. BARRY GILDEA 16 High Street Academic Football 2. 3, 4; Baseball 21 3, Al . Barry's aims are rather high. In what she does she'll work With But we're sure he will get by. zesi. l With her quiet chum she'll be the best. FRANK GIULIANO MARIORIE RUTH GAETZ 22 Everett Street 51 Vernal Street Academic Football 2, 3. 4: Captain 4: Home Room President 2, 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 4: Imliun Club 3, 4. Academic Junior Pxom Commitlee: Senior Prom Committee: Gilbert 5 Sullivan 4: Sam ior Class Play; Year Book Stall. Oux star on the field will someday be a coach of gram renown, We know that Sleepy will someday see his teams win the football crown, l So sweet is our Marjoriel ' A qreal technician she'll surely be CHESTER H. GAIJMSKX 19 Alfred Street RICHARD GLEESON 5 Puller Street Commercial Preparakory Academic v Chet is looking Iorwurd to a future Spanish Club 3. l in photography. Someday he might even be kuking pictures of yqu and me. An elecuicul engineer in Dick's hope. We see success in his future scopei I BARBARA ANN GLENN 54 Grove! Street 1 .Miommq' II 'Gmuln ,. 9 frynnt . Ida! III I .i i ' 1 Me ?JFK'W Iii. 'jj j ' No definite pldns do g see for Bob. . l 'Bu' wh eye: it i'vhe'l'dolu good Commercial Preparatory Cheer Leader 4. You've no ambition here implied But when you finally do decide. - 1 job. i, ,7 With your beguiling ways we know , . . 4.x A l . . I i K ' . Your cup of huppmess Will over- w . l, ; x7 ' IvyJ . l flow. l i ,. l, V J: EDWARD VINCENT GERETY 191 Linden Sireel Academic Basketball 3; Iunior Prom Committee. As a lawyer Ed will speed in win- ning cases all. In the courtroom he'll succeed for heis always on due ball. AN GOCHIS 54 ereii Skeet ANN F. GERTZ 44 Francis Skeet Commercial Drumulic Club. ea: is Anne's delight. rsonality shelll do all AM Will gel much happiness in life, For she wants to be a secreimy and then a wilel in 'DONALD GODDARD 35 Raymond Shred - . Mechmiic Ans , Footbail 4. , 7 Donqid on our icatball team Has shown he's always on. the beam, BERNICE MARCIA GOLDSTEIN 51 Nichols Skeet Commercial Dramalic Club 3; Gilbert 15 Sullivan 4i Bernie is the girl whose greatest ambition, Is to go out in the world and be a beautician. SAUL GOLDSTEIN 27 Maiden Street Academic Photography Club Don't move, now smile you'll hear him say. He'll take your picture in the very best way. ,-'I - . . ll . i .4' JAMES mcmuib comm 51 Union Street ' Mechanic Axis ', i Iim has set his iutuxe len. Vi He's to 12'; a working man. .. r r n , I . MANUEL GOMEZ 19 East Elm Street Academic Interpreting our language to: khe United Nations, He'll be a big man i he's got the patience. n- IEAN ANN qdonwm ZIIJIMV. Washingion Street i . BCDmmergidi 1! private secretary is Jean's ambi- lion' so saying this in purl, We wish to her die best oi luck may she steal no boss's heart Y 1:; AUDREY RUTH GORDON 25 Englewood Avenue Academic Library Staff 2. 3, 4; Drummic Club 4: Drama Night 4 In department store Audrey you'll see, Buying pretty clothes for you and for me. WILLIAM GOULD 39 Rock Valley Avenue Commercial Preparaioty Bill is very fond of sports. He's no! particular, he likes ail sons, 01 ' ,9 110:?er Gnsiaswoiarf i ' I SNPietce Avenue ' I Commerciqi Home Econ mics Dressm king' is her law iie work. Ink Ms kid she'll male? shirk. t JAMES GRANDE 18 Wall Sueei Mechanic Arts James ambition he won't confess. Whatever it is we wish him hap- piness. vmuh DAY GRANT .1168 Bow Shleet i ' Commercial Tillie icgd librarian is Vemcl's ambi- don. No sweeier gill can fill this position. 177 Br. uf S CU! QMm-n C3131 iGilberlva d Sullivan 2; Dramatic ub 3. In a big office we see Ioun. Typing ietkers and answexing the phone. RONALD C. GUNDERSEN 27 Edith Avenue Commercial Preparatory Baseball 2, 3, 4. In whatever dixection you head. We all wish you success Redl MARGARET ANNA HARRINS 18 Hatch Street Commercial . Year Book Stuff. She'll be a secretary all day long, And life for her will be a song, RICHARD W. HARRINGTON 85 Pearl Street Academic ll you are in trouble or there's one you must sue. Call on Richard H ningt the man for y u. l . t . tJ '1 , ROBE?! HARRIS . ,7 , West Sueet -' ' Commhgxclal Preparatgxy l Band 2, 3, 4: Oxchestm! 2. 3. 4. To be. a kombonls! is Bob's queal. We're sure that'someduy he'll be the best. JAMES ARTHUR HAUSER 22 lanes Street Academic Everyone will know Iumes us an Aeronautical Designer. For wherever he goes there isn't anyone finer. ROBERT E. HAYES 14 Clay Avenue Mechanic Ans Whatever Robert's ambition he won't relate. Good luck lo him in his future fate. ELAINE RUTH HAYTOWITZ 19 Mulden Sheet Commercial , m IRENE CATHERINE HICKEY 45 Arlington Street Academic To be a school teacher is what Irene has in mind. We know she'll be a good one 10! she is so inclined. BARBARA A. HIGGINS 4 Linden Sues! Commercial Barbara. a good typist will make. With all the quuixements that it would take. RICHARD A. HILL 19 Summit Avenue Academic Basketball 2. 3. 4. To catch that bad old enemy spy. Here come: Dick of the F.B.l. L 'n STEVEN HENRY Him. 97 Irving Sueei Academic Senior Class Play 4; Drummic Club 4; Dmrnu Night 4: Talent Show 3. 4. To be an actor is Steve's desire, We're suxe he'll set show business afira BARBARA lANE HJSQDQE 18 Sfulh ferry Street 1 f !1 Commercial 4 , Girls GIGS Club 3. . 1A1wuys happy iuIl of fun, That's how all her Iriands are won DONALD W. HOLMAN 875 Broadway Commercial 11 ever you wanl a billboard or sign. Always remembax that is Don's line. JOAN c. HOPKINS 1 GM 11 ,Sulli gm: 4.- Drum W. Sullivan bk: x? , Si! 5 prmkz And really v91 111W ,VHIH be in buy Shell sucdeed without a nlrying. 1 M5: M V 1 1 163mm? 136 In this career she'll be just right. Ruthie as a nuxse in while 'aommexcial Home Economics ilben and Sullivan 1.. IEAN HORWOOD 33 Jackson Ave 112 QLmercfg M e CAROLYN B. HOSEA 50 Norwaod Street Academic Gilbext and Sullivan 3: Dramatic Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4: 11111101 Prom Committee; Cumem Club 4: Honor Roll 2, 3. This gill will do well as a veteri- nariun's assistant. For in evexything she does she is quite persistent. DOLORES ANITA HOWABH ; 19 Harvard: Sheet , 1Eommeiciol In 1119. O0 Dolmen; future this mud; we de Imlieve. XxWith her mEsiic knowledge her arm bition she will achieve MARILYN ANN HULTBERG 32 Graenhalge Avenue Academic Library 2. 3. 4: Swimming Club 8; Senior Class Play; Dramatic Club 4 We remember Marilyn as being clever and sweet, In our Senior Class Play 5119 suxely was a neat. pqmmjiys'gzvy '1 Greenhglge Avenue N Z l Mechanic Am Donald is another who wonit conless. His life's ambition so 101mm, sub cess. 5 l 1 VINCENT R. IANDOLO 51 Baldwin Avenue Mechanic Ans Baseball 2. 31 4; Captain 41 When he comes up to but he will 1111 a home run. Whatevex he does he will always V . have lunl . , l; h , ., 11' ,1'- 1y 1 1 110mm w. Nulzzxw WV 5 ,' 184 Collage 611391,; 1 l Me unic 11.114 Willy a ugun'on his shoulder or u mugliet in his hand, Hd Will 11;: hummg all over the land. . w, w 32 ROBERT PHXLLIP IMBERNINO 79 Central Avenue Academic Gilben 8: Sullivan 4: Honor Roll 2, With an aching tooth we'll go to Bob. We're all quite sure he'll do a great job. JOSEPHINE IFDELI A? WFELWM 51W Soon Jose me will In any iin'n she'll ctcxlicmv a ensmion. ROBERT V. IOSUE 30 Corey Sheet Academic Football 2: Italian Club 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee: Ilulian Night 3, 4, Robe still is nndecidad. Whalever he does he never can hide it. FRANK M. 102218 17 Carlson Street Mechanic Ans Drawing up plans 1m evsxyihinq, Good luck to you this field will bring. CYRIL JACOBS 245 Springvale Avenue Mechanic Arts A camera km he claims to be, Newspaper pictures 1mm him we'll see. ALICE M. IAMESON 168 Hancock Steel Commexcial Dream! Dream! Dream! is all you do in class, But nevertheless you're a likeable lass. DONALD N. IANES 26 Stevenson Avenue Commercial Band 2 Don is the boy whose greatest aim, Is to join the Navy and make quila a name. May she achieve success along with lama. RICHARD L. IOHNSTON 89 Shula Street Academic This young man has a dynamic vocation, As an Electronic Mechanic he will cause a sensation. HARRY E. IONES 3 High Street Terrace Commercial Preparaloxy Beside his name we'll see someday Harry E. Jones, C.?.A. ROBERT JOSEPH IONES 429 Perry Sueat Commercial To join the Navy and do his pun, Is Bob's desire right irom his heart. 33 JACQUELINE KAUTZ VINQENT E. JULIAN 85 Glendale Stxeel 11 Green Street M han' Commexcial Girls Glee Club 3: Swimming Club l I 4: Y ; 2' eld yo amp: Vjaov. I 3 496: Book Stuff 4 Honor Roll cu Who? Hope you . - ' .. . As a medical secretary everyone l ' If 'H can see ' w lc' pl l l . - l l - V . M, . ,1 r2 ; 102:1: k3:111 be Just as competent as l HOWARD E. KAEPPLEIN .- 3 Appleton Tenuce ANNE KEEFE Academic 48 Plymouih Street Home Room President 3: Tunic: Prom Committee: Senior Prom Comminee: Talent Show 2. 3, 4: Associule Edilox Year Book 4: Gilbert and Sullivan 4: Class Play 4. To deal in sluiiatics birth rates or Academic Glee Club 27 Swimming Club 3: Dmmmic Club 3. 4. Teaching children from grades one . to seven, monahly, A . Anne will make school as nice as You'll get inloxmuuon wnhout any heaven. lormality. CATHERINE ELIZABETH KELLEY RICHARD KALETA 44 Cuba! Street 75 Prescott Street Commercial Academic Library Staff 2: Year Book Staff 4. Always smiling. lull of cheer, He'll strive for success as a mineral engineer. Cathy desires office work to fulliill her life's ambition, We know she'll be successful in ob luining this position. JOHN M. D. KELLY ROBERT KALETA 102 Bradford Street 75 Pxescotl Street Academic Academic Gilben and Sullivan 4. Swing law and swing high You haven't as yet decided your Bob's desire is lo 11y. aim. But here's luck to you just the same. RICHARD L KENDALL 35 Winslow Sweet ROSE KANE 90 Bow Streei Commercial Academic Richard would like to travel about To be a 5532me behmd a desk, Belore Uncle Sam hunts him oul. This is the job Rose would like best. JOAN MARIE KENISON 118 Walnut Street Commexciul School Council 2: Honor 3: Gilbert and Sullivan 3, 4: Yea: Book SluH 4. Milady's clothes loan will design. We know that they will be fine. bL- EARLON A. KENNEY 49 Madison Street Mechanic Arts Sitting at the drawing board draw- ing up an ad. Eurlon as a commercial artist will make competitors sad. I Home Room President 4. lust call the doctor 10! your ills, And let this pharmacist make the pills. AUDREY K. KERR 55-3. Englewood Avenue CHARLES LANDRY Commercial 34 Tuppan Street Girls Glee Club 2: Library Staff 2: Class Treasure: 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4; Junior Prom Committee: SenA ior Prom Committee. Academic Gilbert s5 Sullivan 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Class President 2. 3. He joined the Marines to help Uncle am To Audrey, the bookkeeper ' He'll try and get us out of the jam Treasurer 01 our class. Best wishes for the future And remembex the past. EDWARD F. KITCHEN 254 Main Skeet Mechanic Arts Baseball 2. 3. 4. Ed will shoot those last bulls in, For the big leagues, he'll always win. RONALD R. LANDRY 28 Miller Street Academic To be in business is Ron's desire. The world hetll show it not set on lire. DOROTHY LANG CATHERXNI; F. KOWALSKY 13 Bailey surge. 31 Clark Street - t. . . - . Commercial - 111 Commercial Home Economics Keep' hex book - d h , mg 5 m ox er en: du Dottieis the gixl who earns hex pay. I In the th'x'vas youewish t9 enlist. . By all of us you'll be sadly missed. THOMAS P. KWIATKOWSKI 98 Walnut Stxeet MARIORIE MARY LANG 54 Bettinson Avenue Academic Dramatic Club 4: Gilbert 6; Sullivan Club 4; Dxama Night Commercial Gilbert 5 Sullivan 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2. Typing out letters and taking dictu- tion. For a nice boss is Mmgie's vocation Radio is Tom's scheme In this field he'll surely gleam. RICHARD M. LASKEY 17 Chuthum Road CARLTON D. MING Commercial Preparatory 15 Edith Street Homeroom President 3; School Coun- cil 3; Junior Pmm Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Gilbert 6 Sullivan 3: Seniox Class Play 4; Camera Club 4. Academic Curl has a certain aim He'll certainly never rust. In the Marines he'll gain tame p, a good Marine must Dick, a millionaire will be He'll have u lot of money. We know with all these things His lite will be quite sunny. RALPH JOSEPH LEPORE MARIE ELAINE LRTTANZIO 25 Plume! Streei 40 Clark Street Mechanic Arts Gilbert 6. Sullivan 2. Commercial A calm efficient sleno will be, Channing and petite Mariel Ralph's profession lies in law. In his decisions we'll lind no flaw. STANLEY LuFAVE 110 Third Street ELIZABETH LEONA LEPPER 43 Sea Street Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4, On the football learn we all saw Stanl He proved to us he's quite a man. Commercial Home Economics Denys may come Bettys may go, But here is :1 Betty we are happy to know. DOROTHY ANNE LEWIS 141 Vine Sheet ERNEST LEFFLER 7D Cottage Street Commercial Girls Glee Club Z Commercial Pxepamloxy Into any line of endeavor we know he'll fit. 1! Ernest has any faults he has left us in doubt. To be a secretary and one of the bes! ls Dorothy's desire we'lmow shall do it with zest. v f. - J, l r l ' I l ' l f., SYLVM LIEDEhMAN l :66 Fsrxfy treet l! f g 1$0Ignexgul PMWGPXTY . I o 2. nserval' 4' sgunishlplug 3. GEORGE B. LEGROW 103 Linden Street Mechanic Ans His future aim he will not tell, So find your work and do it well. A whistlA blows.t'voice cries Flop He's ufuqht by S lviu, kha lady cop. BARBARA ANN LENZ 353 Main Street Commercial GEORGE LILLEY 12 Central Avenue Gilbert G Sullivan 3. 4; Gilbert 6r Sullivan Show 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4: Year Book Stuff 4. Academic He'll become a radio enqineex. If you, a secretary must be, And be great we have no ieux. Then Barbara, don't sit on the boss's knee. RICHARD HERBERT LITNER 95 Nichols Streel FRANK JOSEPH LEOPARDO A d . 42 May Street cu emnc Football Manager 2, 3. 4; Lyceum 3. 4: Treasurer 4; Seniox Class Play: Junior Prom Committee; Dramatic Club 4; Drama Nith 4; Yea! Book Skxfi 4. Mechanic Ans Our boy Frank wants to sketch and draw. This, he'll do without a flaw. Success and happiness will come your way. u ever you make your ideas pay. LYDIA LUISA LOCATED 18 Arlington Street Commercial Gilbert 6: Sullivan 4. Lydia will lake dictation with ease, Exactinq employexs she always will please. NORMAN LOMTBAEDI 3 Baldwin Place Commercial Preparalory Football 3, 4: Gilbert 6: Sullivan 4; Italian Night 3. 4: Track 4; Talent Night 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Italian Club 3, 4. His hobby is sports and his pastime is singi n,g Norman is the fellow who keeps happiness ringing. IEAN G. LONG 113 High Street Commercial Preparatory Gills Glee Club 2: Year Book Stuff 4: Hana! Roll 2, 3, 4. Jean's u gal with this ambition. To be secretary for a physician With Rosemarie lo pound the keys And no errors anywhere. ;, t . Vt , Q 3m Am LQRGEREE h ISUIhqyle, Steel X J wlj V DXA: SCEFIhexciali w H Mbm'u will ultain m secretarial l posi 1 If by intenliona axe Ime she' 11 ac- complish this 3317551011 AGNES E. LOYCANO 63 Madison Avenue Commercial As Cl secretary Agnes will iind. The kind of work lox which she's inclined. A 0mm RAYMON D IKNTHONY 20221; 1 Z I l 29 Glendale Streat; J X .C'ofimerciul Ray's anibitions axe vexyfgh. a Kl h To Iain the Air Force an 11y thin the sky. MARY ANN LUCCI 338 Main Street Commercial Home Room President 2; Cheerleader 4. Sewing coffee sewing tea, An airline hostess Mary will be. FRED E. LUONGO ll Waverly Street Academic Football 2t Someday Fred will manage a great business concern. He'll be the best a! all of them as lolks will soon discern. RITA ANN LYONS 41 Cabot Street yOommercicl Preparatory ish Club 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. sides loving Johnny. Rita also loves to skate, And everyone seems to agree they make the periect mates. NORMA IANE MacCAlLUM 17 Plume: Street Commercial Girls Glee Club 3: Gilbert 6. Sullivan 4. Where Norma works, the place will ring, Because we all know how she can sing. ial Honit; Economics l Gilbert .5' Sullivan 2, 3, 4.- Girls Glee Club 2, 3 Gloria has her eye on secretarial work, We know shall become a successlul oilice clerk. ANNE MACKIE 81 Reed Avenue Homemaking . A z-mmber please girl is Anne's de- 5 e. To get on her line we'd all aspire. ROBERT WARREN MACKINTIRE 25 Chestnut Street Academic Lyceum Z, 3, 4: Senior Class Play. You saw Bob in our Senior Class av. . And we haven't forgotten him to this day. l LLOYD ROBERT MADEB l 553 Broadway Mechanic Ans Lloydls ambition is to print the news, And cartoons to chase away the blues. DOROTHY ANNE MAFFEO 28 Dyer Avenue Commexcial To write, to type, to lake dictation. Is what she wants for her occupa- tion. ALFRED EDWARD MAGRO 5 Norman Street Mechanic Arts Al is the kind who intends to be rich. Start working now and you'll soon get your wish I ' f - l fr 7 .lr' ' 4:, 'f. 7 g ll l t . ,v Gmi A'NNE .M'AHONEY 423 Prescott Street l ..-.9 , - . v Co'mmerciur Home Economics , Gixs Gleie Club 2715;.Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Pmm Comlmittee. Grace, a girl whols lmaynf lo-all With all her winning way, t Will enlet into office work And make new friends each day. IAMES A. MALCOLM 54 Cottage Street Mechanic Arts Football 3. 4. Iim is u lellow of whom we're proud. Fxom his opponents he's never cowed. JOHN D. MALCOLM. IR. 29 Harding Avenue Academic Gilbert 5 Sullivan 3. To make his decision this lad did not ponder. His ambition is to lly into the wide blue yondert 1 WILLIAM E. MALTAIS 112 Union Street Mechanic Arts Home Room President 3. To join the aervice is your ambition. Let good luck be your ammunition. u ' y rnn'mrz. manuuo : l 9 Belm?nt Stieet h f lMeEhunic 31:3 '1'; l l .' Football 2, 3, 4, A h Frank likes to draw up plans That is his one ambition. He'll be an architect supreme And have no competition. l PATRICIA A. MANNING 35 Dartmouth Street Commercial Pat has that quiet charm Demanded on every list. Hex boss's afiaixs she'll hold in hex palm As an efficient receptionist, WILLIAM G. MARCHANT 45 Lynde Sheet Mechanic Arts All we know is that Bill enjoys history, But what his ambition is is still quite a mystery. WILLIAM MARSHALL 85 Swan Street Mechanic Ans Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Band 8. His main ambition is cabineismuldng No job will have him stuck, . i Heill be among the gteaiest . . ' . . the sex- And we wish him the best of luck. . BARBARA MARTIN 3 Pierce Avenue ARTHUR I. MCCARTHY 289 Broadway Academic Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4: Baseball L In basketball. baseball. football Art's among the beak. His wish is lo teach physical ed We know he'll lead the rest. Academic Gilbert and Sullivan 2. 3. 4. This pietty young lady i0 the sick will administer. When she is around no illness seems sinister. RONALD PAUL MARTIN 35 Englewcod Avenue CHARLES MCCAIILEY Academic 139 Broadway Gilbert and Sullivan 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Talenl Show 3: Year Book Stufl. Mechanic Arts Charles' aim is lo be a painter His desire he does express. We're sure that in the future He'll meet with much success. Ronnie is the fellow who will have a great career. When he becomes an Engineer. MARY ANNE McCOOI. RONALD MASSARO 148 Walnut Slteei 31 Wall Sixes! Commercial Chorus 2: Gilbert 6'. Sullivan 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee; Year Book Staff. Academic Italian Club 3, 4. In luluxe years Ronald you'll see, Designing engines for in dusty. A medical secretary Mary Will be- come. She's bound to be good because she's lax 1mm dumb. poms McDANlEL X Z:: 65 Summer Sheer; Id bfcucle is me. kilggxgm'v se will x sweet ugh 9 Y 1:1: ; ti: Luck' in ihislw ndslrlul field of which she'll hate much. JOHN MASTRANGEO 5 Davis Sixes! Commexciul Preparatory Iohn's hopes lead out io set:' For a naval oHicei he will be. mzainm MAsmocom 158 .Mctin $lteel VCommeYEicll JOHN I. McDONALD 39 Winslow Street Mechanic Ans h Betty is fnandly Belly is fun, Sh's s-as chhexful us the Monday x-sun. The job of which John would boast, Would he a salesman lrom coast to coastl - HENRY IOSEPH McGONlGLE 41 Clark Street Commercial Preparatory If you need a lawyer when you're on trial. Henry's number you should dial. ALAN l. MnGRATH 15 Fuller Street Academic To work with automobiles is Alan's mm. Let's wish him luck and giant fame. IEANNE MCKENZIE 134 Garland Street Commercial Jeanne wants to be a secretary for - a while. To be a housewife is more her style. BEVERLY ELLEN MCLEAN 98 Chestnut Street Commercial Year Book Staff. At the Doctor's office when you are There will be Bav to greet you with skill. IAMES VINCENT McNEFF 15 Prospect Street Mechanic Arts Cleaning engines and repairing them too For excellent service he'll come to you. K x: 21! Bow 6 . M oomPr ent2, f ior Cu. 1 rt: 1 lub I NICHOLAS I. MEDUGNO 10 Pearl Street Mechanic Arts An auto mechanic will be Nick. Any problem he can lick. CARMINE MERCURIO 111 Irving Street Commercial Preparatory Year Book Staff. Carmine's ambition he won't reveal. Whatever you choose. work with zeal. IANICE ELIZABETH MERCURIO 84 Vernal Street Commercial This sweet young miss with the happy way. Will always bring sunshine to a cloudy day. IUDITH ANN MERCURIO 84 Vernal Sheet Commercial Iunior Prom; Senior Prom; Year Book Staff. Judy is the girl who is lull of fun. She's constantly busy and keeps on the rum ELWOOD R. MERSEREAU l7 Fairmount Street Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4; Gilbert and Sullivan Show 3, 4. A1 as Ed we'll all remembex. In our class play last Decemberi BEVERLY ANN MESSINGER 74 Summer Street Academic Girls Glee Club 2: Gilbert and Sulli- van 3; Dramatics 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee To help the sick is Bev's ambition, As a physical therapist she'll gain recognition. ' ROBERT E. MESSINGER 74 Summer Street EDRRAINE E. MILLEY 43 Staples Avenue Mechanic Ans Commercial Gilbert and Sullivan 4: Talent Show To be an engineer of fame I: Bob's specific aim, Mechanics is his chosen lield We hope success his efforts yield. tar as we can see she'll go Uhigher and higher. IOHN A. MEUSE 16 Rock Valley Avenue ROLAND 13' M1115 42 Cedar Street Academic Academic Johnny is u lady's man khey haunl him day and night, In years ahead he'll loss them off to go to war and light. To join the navy is your desixe. In this field we hope you aspire. CONSTANCE B. MITCHELL 8 Neilson Avenue LORRAINE RUTH MICKELL 98 Francis Sues! Commercial Home Economics Commercial Around the world Connie will go And in her lmvels. find happiness we know. To become a good nurse is Lorraine's desire. Of hard work she'll never tire '1'. lOHN A. MOFFAT V 4 PAUL MIDDZE'KSN 23 Swan Street 11 'Chiphole Steel l .4 g 1 , Academic ; Iuniox Prom Commillee: Senior Prom Committee. Commercial 1933555 We be a clerk is Paul' 5 Se esye. He'll do nWm 7thal we l'l all admire. , . , Whatever his goal may be where ever his interests lie, We know he'll be tops and always climb high. ,1.. 1' JOHN R. MILANO 45 Ravexe Street wlmakl. ONAGLE G I MRGMV d bSheet Mechanic Arts $91qu W 115? c121 ' W Track 4. Halve! Ely: dio gtgqesv out on a His goul's to help humanity . minke; i $9 This we all can see i By curing sickness with a pill '3 eav ill to Willie with one or two wig He's sure to spread good will. l rs. r l Vials A. MILLER Elm Street BERNADETTE MARIE MONAHAN 58 Oliver Street ommercial J: Sullivan 2. Commercial Bookkeeping is the work Dinny has in mind, When she obtains this job all will be line. TJIS b a medical secretary is ambition in life, She ll probably woxk tor a little while Then become the doctox's wile. KATHERINE ANN MONAHAN 206 Linden Street Academic Chums 2; Gilbert G Sullivan 2, 3. 4; Dmmatic Club 3. 4: Library Staff 4. A bubbling nurse with a sweet dis- pasiticm, Is a first in our book for a noble ambition. She's very cute she's very sweet. Her personality is hard to heal. ROBERT H. MOORE 108 Wilbur Slreel Mechanic Arts Bob will woxk with type and stick With galley, chase and press. This printer will be known town-wide His work will be the best JOSEPH F. MORGRNTI 51 Piexce Avenue Mechanic Arts There he goes zooming by. In the Air Carps Ioe wants to fly. JOSEPH WILLIAM MORLEY 8 Blanchard Avenue Mechanic Ans Early to bed and early to rise, That will be Ice both wealthy and wise. mics MURRAY DAVID MOVITZ 29 Luke Road Academic Track Team 3: Dramatic Club 4. A businessman of lame and success, He will be Murray Movilz of E. H S. l l ' u t 1 l RICHARD Muqcnmct: , 188 Chelsea Sheet 2; : 'Mechanic Am i K To 'visil allay foreign show, That's what Richie would adoxe. PAUL IOHN MURPHY 48 McKinley Streel Academic Home Room President 3. Paul will go places he won't have to h uny. His newspaper scoops will cause a big lluxry. CHARLES MURRAY 213 Belmont Street When a boy's undecided To what's his line. The committee is hoping Thu! these 4 lines rhyme. PATRICIA MURRAY 24 Foster Street Commercial Home Economics A secretary Pat will be some day. She will meet the xequ'uemenls in every way. consrsWAn gbumfo l 9 l Lynd et ' ' J Cpmmexc' me E MADELINE FRANCES OBERY 225 Ferry Street Academic Conservation Club 2, 3. 4; Majoreue 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3 Connie's a sweet girl 9 have no team. This young lady has won acclaim, She'll be a success 011 through the Twirling her baton has brought her years. fame. JOHN M. O'BRIEN 27 Muhan Steel JOAN 11. moxansou '28 0111111215. Street . JCOmmexciul Home Economics Mechanic Am. J; loan is pretty shorl and petite She 11 be a good unislfand sweep 1119 world off its teal. If ever your iumiture needs repair. Give Iohnny a call and he 11 fix it with care. BARBARA JOAN O'DWYEH 11 Villa Avenue Commercial Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Class Play. ANITA NITISHIN 100 Francis Street Commercial Chorus 2: Dramatic Club 31 This young lady we all admire, To be your boss would be anyone '5 desire Here's a friend lo you and me, Hheba is full of jolliiyi V 1 J i9 canounmcmgghina uoczaa 1.7 Winks; Street L7 .4 i GJIhmerciul 1f Girls Glee dub 3: Tai?w Show 2, 3. CYNTHIA MARILYN OESTEKMAN 24 Ashton Street Academic Gilbert 51 Sullivan 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4. hobbmia singingxajhe has a good vpice, , s Cynthia is the girl with Khe beautiful 941;th 01 legal $me is her great- VOICE. . eszlchoice When she picks her career we hope i music is the choice. 1.1mm BA milgcmliou lMG ill venue ijmarciul 019A: conoys 4w claizien WHJ mg 'Gwlee Sye'lLa . Wsub at ,on W , , 4, 119119; wlfor she is 1 re HYW lea , U . I DANIEL GEORGE NOCERA 17 Winler Street Mechanic Arts In this field of dramatics Dan will seek his goal, He'll be number one on everyone's poll. ELEANOR C. NORSWORTHY 24 Englewaod Avenue IOHN O'KEEFE 1 Davis Street Academic Girls Glee Club 2; Dramuiic Club 3. 4: President 4:Gi1ben G. Sullivan 3, 4;Yea1 Book Stuff, Drama Night 3, 4, Gilbert 6 Sullivan Show 3. Commercial Preparatory John O'Keevie is a worthy iellow. His life should be long and mellow. Pinky is gay Pinky is willy, Pinky is definitely vivacious and pxeuy 43 VX G iGl CI t; i i ROBERT O'KEEFE 52 Cleveland Avenue Mechanic Arts Football 4; Track 3, 4. This is the boy whose name is Bobby. Because he's so quiet we don't know his hobby. W l :l ' annually! f ouvam 214 Sprirkrula Avenue J l lx-lnmex . 9 5d Tor tap orhe ke lnouxd all day or ex iq l. l In mind d1 Anna is quite all rig ti BARBARA 01.5121 137 Nichols Street Academic Dmmutlc Club 4: Gilbert G Sullivan 4. Buxbum Olsen can never be ierse. With Patience like hexs she will make a fine nuxse. ANTOINETTE ROSE 0350 196 Buckmxm Sheet Commercial Tony is so short and sweet. As a typist she can't be beat SHIRLEY LYON PACKHAM 22 Harley Avenue Academic Band 2, 3. 4; Orcheslm 3, 4; Gilbert 6 Sullivan 2; Senior Class Play 4: Honor Roll 4: Winner Elk's Essay Contest 3; Gilbert and Sullivan Show 2. 3. 4 Shirley as Penny in the Senior Class Play. Made it for us a merry day. i l l r m3 THERESA PAGNINI W 42 averlys e! V Comm jorene e . ROSEdYALMITESTA all; Iones Steel J l Commercial Home 360m Pxesidenl 3: Year Book 4. u .f. l L a i l . Ibis i; the miss with gram person- - ulity. . - She's sweei and gay and lull of vitality NORMA W. PARK 4 Neilson Avenue Commercial For Noxma Park it's a compmmelex school. To her, success should be the rule. GILDA BOSgANNR Pl IALE 1.21:? ,Road L Commdxclal Prepulatoxy , l V ltaliqn Club 3, 4: Imliun Night 3. 4. l . . To work in an oHice to type undue file. '- Is what Gilda tells us with more than one smile. DONALD E. PEIRCE 25 Floyd Steel Academic If to be a veterinarian is who! you choose Our animals we shall not lose. 5M Commercial One hundred per cent will be Chris 5 score. She deserves lhe besl and a good deal more. M V 38 Ma Street 7AM ALAN W. POTTER FREDERICK A. PELLEHIN 13 Summit Avenue 14 Villa Avenue Academic Band 2. 8. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Gilbert G Sullivan 2. 3. 4: Home Room President 3; Senior Class Play A Mechanic Arts Baseball 3, 4: Football 2, 4; Gilben and Sullivan 3, 4; Band 3. To Freddy who thinks lhul a farm is the lite. Consider it once and you'll surely think twice He is studying music he has enter- tained you and mel He has done a swell job you can easily see. CHARLES A. PETERSON 195 Springvale Avenue EDWARD IOHN POWER 88 Bradford Street Academic Mechanic Arts Truck 2. 4. To be a naveling salesman is a fine We mad and tried to get his voca- ambition indeed. lion, There is no doubt about it Eddie will So we hope you sbucded in any surely succeed. occupation n l i ' I p ,l i f , LQDIS P. smom .1 1 cob Place . K i 4 ,' x1 .Jpeciul ihkeum 2,0. 4; President 4; Home mourn Pgsidem 3. 4: Senior Class -Pluy; Camera Club 4; Junior Prom Commiuee: Senior Prom Committee: Assistant Editor of Year Book. WILLIAM IOSEPH POWERS 112 Clarence Sireet Mechanic Arts His ambition he does pmless Is simply to find happiness. Knowing our William we must confess We are sure he'll meet with suc- Louis the boy who is known to all, cess. Will reach the top and never iall. MARIE DOROTHY PIAZZA 29-5. Calhoun Avenue GLADYS MAY PRATT 4 Deme Street Academic Academic Senior C1055 PIGY 4- Gladys wants to be a nurse and thus cure lot the sick. With her delightful ways she'll have Ihem well real quick. A physical educalion leacher is her aim. , She'll be good at uny,gui.-ne. RICHARD PAUL PROUDY JOAN CATHERINE PINKHAM , 29 Bryant Street . x 39 Edith Street, ' l 7' Mechanic Arts Commercial Home Econcamig's ' ' Football 4; Track 4. KGilbexi 6: Sullivainiz. i A gymnastic teachex Dick plans to e. He'll do a good job both on land and sea. l .1 Her umbilions she will not tell, ' Bu! whanshe does, will be done4 well. ' i PHILIP PUOPOLO 17 Green Street Arm 1:. POTHIER 9 Oliver Skeet Mechanic Arts Football 2. 3. 4. Commercial Ann is so sweet don't you agreel She always has a smile 101' you and I Thru center. lluu tacklev Chm guard. or mel In football Pop will play haldi 45 LORRAINE QUINTON 18 Prospect Street Commercial Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Come in Miss Quinton and take a letter. Can you picture one that could do it any bettex. CONNIE M. RABCH'ENUK 47 Nichols Sheet Commercial Choxus 2: Gilbert 5 Sullivan 3, 4: Gilbert 6. Sullivan Show 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. As cm efficiency secxetary Who's always at her best. Connie will rise io lame and la: outshine the rest CARL A, RAGUCCI 22 Spring Street Mechanic Axis He'll come and collect he'll come and suggest. As an insurance investigator he'll do his best. EMILIO A. RAGUCCI 30 Appleton SIreeI Mechanic Arts Football 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Iuniox Prom Committee; Seniox Prom Com- mittee; Home Room President 3. 4 It will he a sunny day when the Sox win the pennunl race, As Emilio is their man that rounds the base. PATRICIA ANN REARDON 66 Everett Skeet Commercial In the business world you'll be in demand. Your boss will lind no cause for repximandl MARIANNE C. RICCl 94 Read Avenue Commercial Majorette 2, 3, 4. Lots 01 fun is your idea, Success for you should be near. ROCCO IAMES HICCIARDI 16 Lynda Stxaet Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4. In whatever you attempt to do, Here's hoping luck will be with you. VALERIE I. RIDLEY 5 Alfred Court Commexcicl Home Economics Her iriendly way and lovely smile, Will bxinq her success in: a long, long while. WILLIAM EARL RISTEEN 23 qunklin Street Commercial Soon cm admiral you will be. You'll find conlentment on the seat RAYMOND ROBERTS 46 Marlboro Street Academic Lyceum 4,- Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Home Room President 2, 4. Ray will be chemical engineer. Above all others in his sphere. DAVID N. ROBINSON 37 Everett Street Academic Engineering is his field, Thus his iuture fate is sealed. I Jain. C. RONAN, 113 25 nitielhzsgeer Commercial Home Mnomigs A kecretury shepis to be And a good ofk you w '1! see, With a peisothlitiy man sweel Really. it: know he; is a treat RAYMOND FRANCIS RONAN 8 Argyle Street Mechanic Arts To join the air force and ily around, Bay is the boy who is onward bound. THERESA RONAN 114 Cottage Street Commercial Home Economics Since typing is your iavorite work. This we're sure you'll never shirk. LOIS RUTH BOSEN 15 Evelyn Road Academic Drumulic Club 3, 4: Library Staff 2: Year Book Skiff: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Drama Night 3. 4. Full of sport and full of fun. Lois is loved by evexyone. ANNE M. ROSS 78 Florence Street Commercial Wherever she'll be You'll heux this plea. Take cx lener, Miss Ross Says her lucky boss. DIANE AIDA ROTTENBERG 16 Chatham Road Academic Riding Club 2; Library Staff 2: Gil- bert 6. Sullivan 3. 4; Dramatic Club 4: Drama Night 4; Year Book Stuff: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. As a leuchex she'll put students to the test. Diane can do it 101 she's full of zesl. LOUIS RUDZINSKY 126 Francis Street Academic Lyceum Z. 3. 4. Retailing or wholesaling i: in his scope. For you. Louie. we have much hope 4'7 dW L JD, WVJ J ,314 ,VL I J1 , L f qyaim wumpfvlwmarxay L L lSQOakes3 Street , X ,, h VCommexcicil L1 a Y VV Girls dies Club 2. v Goad luck to you in your vacation. You'll find your aim in any Iocmion. BARBARA RYDER 51 Chelsea Straet Commercial Girls Glee Club 3, 4. Barbara will always be ul ease, Sitting m hetliesk hulnmexing at Ihe keys. . 9' x ' V1,: ,mgtfsnmSou ;P sq AWeay'sueet i H: Coirpercigyh-Iome Econoutics Thetfomjvhpe grew ti key and . mm; .3, But .Qma iffiniah thb story as a short 5 writer. BETTE LOU SANDERSON 871 Broadway Commercial Hanar Roll 2, 4: Iuniox Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Commiuee: Home Room President 3: Dramatic Club 3: Gilbert 5 Sullivan 3. 4: Gilbert 6 Sullivan Show 3. 4: Girls Glee Club 2. A doclox's secretary you desire to e. i Whether helping wnh patients or collecting the fee. IAYNE BEVERLY SANDS 12 Stevenson Avenue Academic Dramatic Club 34 4; Gilben G Sulli- van 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Iunim' Pram Committee: Senior Prom Com- minee; Senior Class Play. Jayne is the girl who is full of fun. Always around when there is mis- chiei to he done. IRENE THERESA SANTOEO 22 Alhwn Sueel Commexcial Home E$9nomica Gigs Gide Club 2; 3'! ' Nonoubt ynu'll sing .10 quite a crowd. , And all of u: will be man proud. BARBARA ANN SERAFINI 363 Main Slreel Academic School Council 2, 8. 4; Secxatary 4; Gilbert 5 Sullivan 2, 3. 4; Secrelary 2. 4: Treasurer 4: Gilbert 5 Sullivan Show 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4: Drama Nighl 3. 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Italian Club 2, 3, 4: Ilalicm Night 2. 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 4: Junie! Prom Committee: Senior Prom Cam- millee: Senior Class Play; Year Book Slaff: Honor Roll 3. 4. A charming miss sweet as a bunny, Personaliiy plus she's really a honey. MICHAEL T. SARNO 77 Reed Avenue Commercial Michael's aim in lile Is in the accounting lield. l1 money becomes your strife You! affairs will Michael wieldl ANTHONY SCHIAVO ll Hazel Purl: Mechanic Arts Basketball 2. 3: Football 2; Base- ball 3. 4. Hunk is the lellow with no ambition, He'll join the navy to keep in con- ditiom WALTER SEWARD 6 Freeman! Avenue Mechanic Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4. The Yankees , Lelly will aslound, As he throws those strikes in 110111 the mound. DOROTHY RUTH SHAPIRO 35 Malden Street IDA E. SCIARAPPA 26 Winslow Street Academic Library Staff 2. 3. 4; Secretary 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Drama Night 3, 4; Year Book Stuff 3, 4: Honor Roll 24 3, 4i Whatever she does wiih hex sweet charm. Dotty will giva competitors great alarm. Commercial Lots of success will be youx answer, When you become a lumous dancer. ALTA L. SCOT! 25 Sherman Street FRED SHAUGHNESSY ZO-A Mansfield Street Mechanic Arts Academic Glee Club 2, 3: Senior Prom Com- mitlee; Senior Class Play; Year Book Slaff. A draftsmun Shag will be. Alla is headed toward the nursing He'll do a good job we all can see. pxotessionl Of her capability there is no ques- tion. JOAN E. SEHILIN 2 Clark Sheet ROBERT D. SHAW 7 Lexington Steel Commercial Girls Glee Club 2: Library Slulf 2. Two strikes, lhree balls the next one is it. When loan is al but. it is always a hit. Mechanic Arts Basketball 3. 4. Always smiling always grinning, In all his endeavors he'll come out winning. BARBARA ANNE SHEA LAWRENCE E. SENIBALD! 39 Villa Avenue 46 Tileslon Street i Commexcml Preparatory M ' A echamc -5 To lake down notes cmd to answer the phone, ls whul Baxbuxa tells us with u very sweel tonei Larry will lead a band. And be known lhxoughoul the land. BEVERLY ANN SHEPPARD 107 Chestnut Street Academic Gilben t5. Sullivan L Beverly has a winning manner And her smile is very sweet We know whenever she undertakes Success she'll surely meet. s , H'AZEL mum sums ' ' 32 Irving Sueel x Gommexciul I fammuc Club a 4- Gilbert 5 Sulliv ' 'VQ'L .:3 Gilben 5r SullivamShow 3: Dmmu Rlighli i Toh ihe a secretary and in her spuxe Hazel will dn'fw or wrile verses in rhyme. GERALD SIDNEY SHULMAN 129 Francis Street Academic Lyceum Z. 3. 4. Almid oi dentists have no fear. When Garry's lhexe reliel is neat HOWARD SHWARTZ 24 Francis Steel Academic I! in the throes ol illness you'll lind yoursell some day, Howie Shwanz will come along and doctor your troubles away. GEORGE W. SMITH 4 Clark Skeet Academic No matter what he chooses to be his life career. We know he will succeed when he depurls from herei 49 LORRAINE T. SMITH 110 High Street Commercial anparatozy Gilben and Sullivan 2, 3. 4: Dra- matic Club 3; Gills Glee Club 4: Honor Roll 3. As an English teacher Lorraine will be great, In any language she will rule. GEORGE A. SNOW .5 Englewoud Avenue h l ' ommexciul Preparaiory -.. ook Stall; School Council 4: El . . Show 4, Home Room Presi- ven Z, - Senior Prom Committee. VIRGINIA MARIE SNOW 37 High Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert and Sullivan Club 2: Dxama Night 4; Talent Show 4: Dramatic Club 4. Ginny is the girl whose intentions are. To teach at any high school whelher it be near 0! far. MONA C. SOMERVELE 1' Sl-A Bucknum Street I I I l Academic Cheerleader 2. 3, 4:' Captain 4: Libxary Staff 2. 3. 4:0 lunior Prom J Committee: Dxamulic Club 4: Drama wNiglI-n 4. This is the girl who lead the cheats. We wish her huppimssa throughout the years. PATRICIA ANN SPARKS 9 Windsor Street Academic Gilben 6. Sullivan 4: Iuniox Prom Commiuee; Camera Club 4. Petite Pat wants to lend Cl hand, To all the sick throughout the land. HARVEY L. SPECTOR ll Sluun Street Academic His ambilion he will not tell. But what he does will be done well. ALBERT N. SPENCER 34 School Street Mechanic Ans Quietly sludying ixom day to day, He'll be successful in every way. CHARLES FRED SPERANZA 18 Dunmouth Streek Academic You can call the doctor to cure your 1 . But you still need this pharmicisl Io make your pills, IOHN SPILLANE 7 Bchwin gluce 4: .w 1? R R D. STAMLER 36 Harvuxd Sheen Malden, Mass, Academic Senior Prom Committee: Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 34 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 4; Gills Glee Club Show 2: Senior Class Play 4. 181th likes to blew his horn. He will wake up lcmous some early mom. MARGARET M. STEED 59 Grover Street Commercial You'll answer phones and take dic- tation. Since being a secretary is your vocation. JOAN SUMMERS 130 Freeman! Avenue Academic loan. is pretty loan is neat, She will make a nurse so sweet. RUTH E. SWAN ll-A Swan Skeet Academic Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committeei In uniform ot spotless while, Rulh will be each patient's delighL MARY D. SWINDELL 25 Applemn Street Commercial Home Economics To embroider and sew in her neat way. What wonderful work everyone will say. ALBERT E. TAYLOR 229 Vine Slreel Academic Band 21 3, 4. Alberi someday hopes to be, A mechanic of both radio and T.V. ROY A. TEMPLE 30 Buckncxm Streei Mechanic Ans Baseball 3. ln whatever you decide to doi All our luck goes everywhere with you. WILLIAM THISTLE 60 Wolcoti Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room President 2. A gentleman always though a bit of a dandy, He is one great fellow and really quite handy. r EVELYN GRACE THOMPSON 140 Bow Street Academic Glee Club 2: Gilben 5 Sullivan 3, 4i Taking a blood count, temperatures and e!c.. Evelyn will make a good nurse I'll betcha. BARBARA ANN TOBIN 24 Morris Street ARLENE P. TUOMEY 46 Irving Street Commercial Commercial Home Economics Fashion Show 2. When with her good taste Arlene decorates your interior. You'll know her work is far superior. Cheerleadex 4. Hubs is the Girl who chewed for our team. And as a good Steno sheill be on the beam. ANNE MARIE TODINO 100 Collage Skeet VINCENT VALERI 15 West Street Commercial Home Economics Mechanic Arts Chorus 2' To Vinny, who won't say what his ambition really is. Whatever he does, he'll do in a whiz. Our sweet Anne plans to be. A private secretary on the boss's knee, ,yflyf if lb; swam noun 1 V 4st A ew Style! Macy J; DOROTHY JUNE TOWNSEND l 21 Reed Avenue Commercial ercml P epuraior M19 foxy teac79r 1 gecl :1! Bauer? y will succbed we really huvajig fear. Swimming Club 2. er pupils Hello. may I help you will be Douy's line. For as an Aixline Reservationisl she'll rise and than shine. l l l j MN A, mums Lomuum: vmms l M l 714M, jdhz G. muucco s7 LibertY sweet '5' l ' '1 quncis Skeet Commercial Girls Glee Club 3: Gilbert 6: Sullivan 4. She'll type in an oHice she'll really work hard. She looks for mistakes and is never ofi-quard, 73 g h l i, L 1 .. . y 7 H' cm X g mAVAum IEANNETTE. IRENE vamm 67 Rich Street 3 , 56, Baldwin Avenue ' ' Commercial 3 gimmezcicxl l ' ' 2 Home Room President 4; Year Book x Glee Mb 3. . SM. i me behind hex desk $5M look so Jeanette is the gixl who wants lo set sweel, Gerry's work, we know is much name! than neah hair. She'll fix you Cl curl with the great; est of cure AUGUSTINE VI 31 Sou filth I X x 34 Ev l Hull ththchu x15. 453mb 15 y the girl's desixe. jaywill sit Qheix heart fire. M i I t J i 51 LAWRENCE VOZELLA 31 Dyer Avenue PHYLLIS ANN WHITE 17 South Perry Slxeel Mechanic Axis Baseball 2, 3, 4. Commercial Home Economics Youill please your boss because youire sweet. Typing reports which me especially neuL He'll sit in a press booth and record every play. We wish you the hesl in more than one way. DONALD E WHITEHOUSE 43 Raymond Sheet ANN MARIE VUOLO 144 Glendale Sheet Academic Buskeibull 3, 47 School Council 4: Senior Class Play: Senioz Prom Com- miltee. Commercial Prepmatory Gilbert e Sullivan 2. 3. 4: Orchesmx 2. 3, 4: Gilbert 51 Sullivan Show 24 3, 4; Italian Club 4: Italian Club Sh 3.4;Gl Cl b2:T le lSho 2. ow ee u a n w Whether you preach from a pulpii Or play basketball, You will be a success Ann's fingers have the perfect touch. With the best at them all. Her music to us means so much. PAULINE OLIVIA WALKER 10 May Skeet ESTHER WHOLLEY 10 Victoria Street Academic Gilbert G Sullivan 3. 4. Commercial Pieparalory Girls Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. Eslhexis success lies a: her leer, As a dancer resourceful she will be very sweet. Taking our temperature holding oux hand. As a nuxse, Pauline will be grand. ARTHUR C. WIDLUND. IR. 2 Emery Street ANNA FLORENCE WALSH 15 Bailey Street Commexcial Mechanic Arts Art is the boy whose hobby is fish. inq, Our best to you we all are wishing. You'll navel abroad int and wide. Making friends on every side. JANET E. WATSON 11 Westover Street WINONA ALMA WOODS 5 Elm Road Commercial Academic Dramatic Club 3, 4: Gilben G Sulli- van 3; Girls Glee Club 2. Winona is the girl who is interested in all. She'll arise to success and never ialL To be a lab technician is Iunel's ambition, Making tests people need we know i she'll succeed. ELIZABETH YAMELLO MARY LOUISE WHITE 10 Knox Park 17 Souih Ferry Street Commercial Libmxy Slufi 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2: Honor B011 4. Commercial Home Economics In an oftice we see Mary, Helping the doctor as his secretary Betty is the cue whoill smile tor you and me, She'll make a good secreiary jus! you wait and see. 52 JOAN BEVERLY YEO 192 Bucknum Stxeel Commercial loan's greatest ambition is to join the Ail Corpsv She'll do a giant job lo help fith the war. Camera Shy NICHOLAS A. ANZUONI 1 Lincoln Street WILLIAM CROMWELI. 17 Ailington Sheet Academic Academic To walk on uulos, to grease the He joine d the army as he said he gems. . . WOH , Nl;k 3:11 prosper lhroughcul the He's done his job just us he should. ROBERT DELANEY 30 Tufts Avenue Mechanic Ans Bob is in ihe Air Force of thm we ALFRED BARTOLO 6 Perry Place Mechanic Axis A machinist we know lhai his mind is sel, 0w, He'll do a good job on th'cxl you can He'll jump from his plane to meet bet. ' the toe. ' I. X . . in I Am ROBERT BARTOLO 1- DOMINIC DeMASSlNO 6 Pexry Plgae 37 Walcott Skeet Mechayiallim ' l . Mechanic Ans He joined the Army lo help The Red. White and Blue. His spirit we know is pattioiic and true. His ambition is to work wilh ml chines. ' l . i , . The work he produces we know will be keen. ' ' DONALD BOYD 85 Shula Skeet EDITH LOUISE EDDY 106 Francis Street Academic Academic To be u Gym Ieacher is Don's ambi- lion. We wish you all the luck in your iutuxe position. A hospital secretary Edith will be. She will do a good job as we can see. DONALD E. YOUNG 198 Hancock Street Academic Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Gilbert 8 Sullivan 3: Glee Club Play 2: Gilben vS Sullivan Show 3: Senior Prom Committee; Honor Roll 3. A dentist's oHice is Don's desire. O! pulling teeth he'll never tire. no Em r. sxoi'mmo I 2' KeWin' Street x I s . . k . l Mechanic whiz xi , - obllullkzgs. 4; $3ng 2. 3, 4. be 11 engineer he very best 5 kind. V is he worthy ambition in Bob's imind. ROBERT LUCIEN 24 Pleasunl View Avenue Academic Bob is the boy who answered the call. . He joined the mm? I'mk pas plenty of gull. x - 3 . ' i N i v , H '3 2 cymxim quart mam: 125 lendgle sheen ' ' V -' Iiicgrpxlexciul r' ' Gilbe'kr t. 'Squan'J. 3:36:13 G105 Club 2. . i V i , Gynlhiu walker? her liquxe in kiln, $he Plat u um? of inah'uctinq i qymw ., I v i NORMAN H. PRENDERGAST 19 Avon Street Commercial Prepuxulory Band 2, 3. To go in the navy and be a good lax. ls an ambition woxthwhile that will carry you far. RODNEY THOMPSON IANICE MARIE ROBERTSON 16 Summer Street 29-3 Wulers Avenue Mechanic Arts Commercial Home Economics Band 2. She'll learn to cook and learn to sew. Sludying Home Economics she'll be best, tops we know. rest. 53 Rod is our classmate and one of the He has joined tlie Army will: all the HAlma Mater When the twilight shadows gather Out upon our campus green. And the blue and pu1ple night Comes stealing on the scene, Loyal sons of Everett High School. Sing this hymn of praise To your dear old Everett High School And your high school days. Everett High School. Everett High School, When we leave thy sheltering walls. We shall leave an echo ringing, Ringing in the silent night. While our memories recall thee, Recall thee and all thy might. When the last big game is over, And the last roll call ts heard, When the oldest Pedagogue Hus had His final word, We shall come to Everett High School In our dreams again With a prayer for Alma Mater And a sweet Amen. 54 Hume Buum Presidents ., I ' ' - WkeJm .mr' 74h. Front Row: ROBERTS UHIEX. CAPRIU. GII'IJANO. SRWNK FIVLTON. PETRONI. Back Ruw: YERNA. KITFIIEX. RAHITFCI. EYELY, HARRY. SEHLIN. Senior Pram Cummittee l'l HUI NF. lhivnl R'u u: IUR l l. ARK MOI 1 US. SI'UTT. SWYAN. ASSN XK'H NU, IUSLIL Ak'l'lll'lt SLAYARD. 55 77w. ., p I , . '-. . . 56 57 . PPONFVVFPN? mNWWPPNr HHHHHHHHH ?F????NfPf-D INDEXe Page 53 Carl Ragucci gets measured for his cup and gownetinully. Miss Leach gives Ray Roberts, 1cm Baldi, and Audrey Covin a quick review. Mr. Barry and his two protegees smile pretty to: the camera. Everyone does his homework in the study hall. Have you ever seen an advanced math class smile? The office staff sees that everything runs smoothly. Mr. Sanbom never looked batten Paul Richmond and Bob Harris tum actors tor the The Yeomen of the Guard. DeTour, Marge Bourque, and Carol Horwood going home after school. Head for the hills. paw; Luongo passed the driving test! Francis Stevenson and Frannie Ruotolo in the middle of cm exam. Fred Arthur, Bernice Goldsteinl and Esther Wholley work on the Senior Prom. This started out to be a single snapshot. Now look at it. Miss Gibbon's office machine classes turned out to be mighty proficient. Here are some Iett over from number 13. Everybody lent or hand to make the Senior Prom a success. The Welfare State kept the government classes busy all year long. Some people think we have pretty girls in this high school. INDEX - Page 57 t Mr. Wendlestein tries to explain the formula for finding the diameter of a lifesaver. ,1 Bill Brownlie looks fondly at a copy of Hopcxlong Cassidy. Maestro DeVivo. Wilfred Shadbolt, and Phoebe utter the Yeoman of the Guards . A1 Potter, Bob Cook, and Barry Gildeu measure the length of a Frannis. Miss Gibbons and Nancy Casneuu make sure our daily bulletins arrive safely. Drama Night boasted a new Junior actor, Iim Caccivio. MI. Bleiler dictates to an efficient secretary. Miss Leach, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Daniele drown their sorrows in coffee. Unit 35 is not correct, says Mr. Millett to John Downs and John Malcolm. And so we were measured for cups and gowns. The literary staff worked hard to make this a good yearbook. Wow! What a way to end Drama Night. Lou Petroni, Bob Harris. and A1 Talbot are this year's stock boys. Boy, did Lusky have a swell time last night. Why don't we have more water pressure in the fountains? Ho, Ho, That's rich. Lathe work requires skill and dexterity. Huh? It looks good, it smells good, it is good. Bob Caprio and Audrey Columeta sit on Abe's feet. Adele Cohen gets the Everett High School Oscar for 1951. Pam Chapman, Helen Covino, and Katherine Tenio make a pretty trio. INDEX-Puge 59 And we can fix a flat tire too. Iim Parsons and the E. H. S. team initiate baseball at the Everett Stadium this year. No, No Eleanor! Never pour water into acid. Our Student Council arranged some wonderful assemblies this year. Messers. Clay, Collins, and Walsh gave us invaluable guidance. Bob Harris and the E. H. S. band's trombone section reach for c: low B flat. Molasses, Molasses-Icky sticky goo. The bright, cheerful faces of the students smile at Mr. Sanborn at the 8:05 assembly. Miss Cotter and Iohn O'Dell really mess things up in the art room. Gordon Clark and Norma Ccpucmo cheered our football team to victory. Norman Lombardi and Bob Shulmcm get ready for the gun. Sal D'Angelo and Barry Gildecx listen to CI pep talk by Coach Dtagone. Mr. Hickey surveys the situation. Adele Cohen looks out of a second story window at the Dramatic Club play. Richard Litner was a star in the Dramatic Club also. The auto shop turned out 02 fine crew of mechanics. Mr. De Vivo led the E. H. S. band to success in the State Competition. Sewing circles are fun: but who likes to sew circles? 58 59 t t Junior Class History The Graduating Class of 1952 began its' notable career in the Parlin Iunior High School, in the Fall of 1948. As the Senior Class at the Parlin. it immediately assumed its responsibilities under the leadership of Class President, Sheldon Gardner; Vice-President. Doris Ciampu; Secretary, Donald Cobum: and Treasurer, Nancy de Sopha. Highlight of a supremely successful year came on Purlin Day, when the Parlin P was proudly accepted by sixteen of our most deserving members. September of '49 brought a lcng-awaited moment to the class entrance into the Everett High School. After the initial contusion had cleared. we selected Sheldon Gardner, President; Doris Powers. Vice-President; Jane Collins, Secretary: and Joan Sparks. Treasurer. Meanwhile, Carol Alden, Audrey McCarthy, and Iames Caccivio represented the class in the Student Council, and Sophomore faces were being in- creasingly found in all phases of School Activities. In the spring. we were proud to present the Sophomore Hop the first such dance sponsored by Sophomores in twenty-iive years. We returned as Juniors in 1950 full of new confidence and ambition. Now an integral part of the school. the participation of the Juniors in all activities was an important tactox in the success of many productions. Our leaders were Maureen O'Keete as President; Doris Powers, Vice-President; Jane Collins, Secretary; and Joan Sparks, Treasurer. Carol Alden, Iames Caccivio, James O'Keeie, and Paul Mastrocola filled the Iunior seats in the Student Council. The list of Honor Students includes the following: Jacquelyn Cordeim, Doris Di Tullio, Nancy Le Pore. Philip Oliviero, Ieun Price. Allan Seltzer, Arthur Warner, Rita D'Orlando, Brenda Duncan, Sheldon Gmdner, Anita Glenn, Sylvia Einbindet, Dorothy Kaufman, Daniel McDermott, In. Carol O'Neil, Doris Ruskin. Josephine Circo, Marie Moscaritolo, Edith Spinney, Elaine Bazbuto, Louette Dunner. Iune Erickson, Mary Gallant, Lorraine Pomex. Paul Richmond. Marie Solari, Evelyn Sullivan. Barbara Turner. Florence Mathias, Frances McShane. Outstanding figures on the football field were Richard Rossetti, Robert McLean, and Iames Higgins. who was later elected to Captain of the team next year. In basketball. Gerry MacDonald, Robert Johnston, and William Brownlie, contrib- uted to the team's success. Participating in the Annual Boston College Debate were Sheldon Gardner, Sum- mer Katz and Roger Dribben. Roger Dxibben brought further honor to the Junior Class when he was awarded the Boston College Medal as best speaker. Plans are now being made for our Iunioz Prom, an event long awaited by the class. Elinor Comeau represented the Junior Class in the 1951 Memories. 60 -'.' I ..'. -:-; 61 a June Glitz Senior Class Play Fxru Rum: CAPRIO. HFI.'1'BERG, PETROXI. MERSEREAU, MR. RICHMONIL KAEPPLEINV MACKINTIRE. SERAFINI. t'ULAME'I L'CKHId Row: l'lAZZA, KERIL ,iA Z. HENXE ILER, IJTNFR, LENZ, SCOTT, CAPUANO, D'DtYVER, PACKHAM. Thin! Ruu': POTTER, 1 UK. LA HAN, MARTIN. CAFA$5IL HILL. EY. SANDS. VVHITICHOVSE. MUNAr On Friday evening, December 8, 1950, the Senior Class Play You Can't Take It With You was riotously performed under the direction of Mr. Richmond. This play revolves dround cm eccentric family, the Sycamores. Alice. the one sensible member of the family, falls in love with her young boss, Tony Kirby. Her romance is almost tragically ended when Tony's rich, upright parents arrive for a party on the wrong night. After a series of misfortunes, however, Alice and Tony are reunited. and all ends happily. The success of this play is a result of the fine teamwork of the cast. the back- stage crew, Mr. Richmond, and the invaluable assistance of Miss Cotter. THE CAST AND THE TECHNICIANS PENNY SYCAMORE. Shirley L. Puckhum; ESSIE CARMICHAEL, her daughter, Audrey Colametct; RHEBA. the maid, Barbara O'Dwyer; PAUL SYCAMORE, Howard Kaepplein; MR. DePINNA, Robert Mackintire: ED CARMICHAEL, Essie's husband. Elwood Mersereau; DONALD, Robert J. Ccprio; GRAMPA VANDERHOF, Louis Petroni; ALICE SYCAMORE, Marilyn Hultberg; MR. HENDERSON. Robert E. Cook; TONY KIRBY, Donald Whitehouse; BORIS KOLENKHOV. Alan Potter; GAY WELL- INGTON, Jayne Sands: MR. KIRBY, Richard M. Laskey; MRS. KIRBY. Marjorie R. Gaetz: OLGA. Sandra Bennett: THREE MEN, Arthur Stamlex, Steven H. Hill, Richard Litner; STUDENT DIRECTOR, Barbara Ann Serutini; PROMPTOR. Alta Scott; PROP- ERTIES, Norma Capucmo. Barbara Lenz, Marie Piazza; SOUND, Ronald Martin; STAGE MANAGER, Carmen Catasso; TICKETS, Audrey Kerr. 62 Firat Row: GARDNER. LITNER. I'ETRUN ,XRONS FOUR. ROBERTS. ITSKOTVITZ IIARDXX PUGER. CUTIE M R, MAIIAN, St 101.A. IOP, TRAtil-ZR Rl' T TZT MACKINTJRE, APRI'ZZESE. Sccuud Ruw. YASSIN. HEATS SCHULMAX. Tlvinl Ruw: KY. IIRIHKV. t'Ul'RTXI-ZY, Speak boldly and speak truly . . . The Welfare State, cm important national issue, was the subject for argument at the Boston College Club prize debate on February 28, 1951. This event was the twenty-second in an annual series initiated by Attorney Walter Morris. Upholding the affirmative side of the question, Resolved: That the American People Should Reject the Welfare State, were Sumner Katz and Sheldon Gardner; while Roger Driben and Louis Petroni voiced the negative opinions. The negative team was awarded the decision; and Roger Driben, as the best speaker, received the Boston College Club gold medal. Throughout the year, debates were held with other schools on the same question. The opposition were representatives of Revere High School, Waltham High School, and Brown and Nichols. Lyceum members participated in outside speaking contests as well. Sidney Poger took part in the American Legion contest in March, while Sheldon Gardner and Sumner Katz represented Everett High School at the Boston University Debuting Tournament. A little later, Roger Driben, Sheldon Gardner, Sumner Katz, and Louis Petroni appeared in the Suffolk University Tournament. Several contributions were made to various school assemblies by members of the Lyceum. In November. Robert Stewart spoke at the Armistice Day gathering. Later in the month. Roger Driben presented a speech on the origin of Thanksgiving. At the Christmas assembly Robert Cook, Icrmes Beats. Robert Stewart, and Ray Roberts recited a short article on Peace. The Everett High School Lyceum. the oldest consecutively organized debuting society in Massachusetts, was ably directed this year by Mr. Muhcm. OFFICERS: President. Louis Petroni; Vice President, Sumner Katz; Recording Sec- retary, Sheldon Gardner; Corresponding Secretary. Anthony Apruzzese: Treasurer, Richard Litner. 63 Dramatic Club I Run : IQIIEN PIII N IIOT 1'15 NBEIIU, NOR II' RT III MRI. 1MCLAI 5:21:1le PARSIII . II IHI It 1 Ile'w DVLDI IIIIII II KII'I TKUII'SKI IIUI' I-IXI I1 TIIHAI II4m UN RRRRAII, .IIII. I. I.I1RIEEII .IIIII'I N. 1ILISI-'A, SAH ' IIISII'IIR' I' MR. MRcIAlGIlIIN. PIRI ;.NIEIHI RII'E. PE .IIIISQN.x IIIIm HIIIIL I V. I O I IIIIIIIIII SIIL II AII'I' I MADOVV IIIt IIIIII'NII lI.I';I II II I :nILtlIIU l'II IISD , 1'1 III'F b, N'IIE 4 INIII'Z lIG 1'IOIIL'1'1'L G4 Dramatic Club THE PLAYS THE THING The Dramatic Club, under the direction of MI. McLaughlin. has made great strides toward both of its goalseimproving the members' personalities and furthering the students' appreciation oi the dramatic curt. Through the use of a recording machine. each pupil is made cognizant of his own speech defects. and he can correct them. A variety show, to be presented in the form of a radio program, was also recorded to: the benefit of the students. Along with the active parts taken by the members, a great deal of time was spent in constructive listening while Mr. McLaughlin lee tured on stage technique, construction. and presence. The most important occasion on the Dramatic Club roster, Drama Night, was held on January 26, 1951. Tackling the very difficult Our Town , the cast presented a finished and thoroughly enjoyable performance. In addition to these accomplishments, the club spent many enjoyable hours in theutxe parties. The outings proved to be both instructive and pleasurable. The continuance of these activities could only establish the Club's reputation more firmly. The Dramatic Club is certainly a group of which the Evexett High School students can be proud. However. the Club could never have accomplished so much this year without the able assistance and direction of Mr. McLaughlin. THE DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS: President, Eleanor Norsworthy Vice-President, James Parsons Secretary, Iayne Sands Treasurer, Hazel Shields Program Chairman, Adele Cohen 65 Library Staff First Ruw: GORDON, SHAPIRO, DERDERIAN, MISS GINDETJE. MONAHAN. HOSEAT Second Row: BELMONTE, COVINO, CHAPMAN, CURRIE, COHEN, COURTNEY, FULTON. Whu hath a bank has friends at hand... The poet who wrote this must have had the Library Staff in mind when he took his illustrious pen in hand. For this group, directed by Miss Gindele, creates the friendly business of running a modem school library where the tops in books for reference and pleasure reading are obtainable. Each member of the Staff devotes one period a week to library work. The Soph- omore members spend this time mending books; the Juniors shelve books: and the Seniors perform the desk duties. The annual Book Fair, featuring the sale of second-hcmd books and periodicals, was held in November. This year, as in preceding years, the Fair proved to be a great success. Functioning also as a club, the Library Staff has enjoyed many social hours to- gether by attending plays, concerts, or anything else that catches their fancy. Thus, the staff secures cultural and practical advantages which afford much pleasure to the members. The Library Staff offers the individual the satisfaction of being useful while enjoying hersell. This is indeed a very profitable experience. OFFICERS: Rose Derderian. President; Marilyn Hultberg. Vice-President; Dorothy Shapiro. Secretary; Ann Monahun. Treasurer. 66 .553955288m iEEom 5.8an 2.33me 85 .EHmzmm warm :wEUmEoooc 052m wan EwEmQE .235 5.2. 630:8 mm. 96 A30 05 mo mnmoio wad. .memgho o6 E mEAEmE HoEwm 9: 295 .onadmco UESZ ES 633, Sim dos: 539$ .Ennxocm hwiEm .muwfubuo 9509 m5 .Emgmw UEASm uwmmE mu .mvacm mica uxugum H9530 mu .nwwzmm uwi EUEomM. wnoumm 9: mm .65an4 5:502 59.55? 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Skits in Italian were presented by members of the club, and a full length film feature in Italian, Don Bosco, was shown: the parents were treated to a fine collation. In April the annual Italian Night was held at the Rockwood Auditorium, with four hundred relatives and friends present; The program was divided into two parts, musical and dramatic. Talented Ann Vuolo entertained with piano selections. Gilda Buccella sang some lovely Italian arias. N oxman Lombardi and the chorus presented modern and folk Italian songs. The cast of II Digiuno e la Vita included Angela Muzzoni, Antonio Pace, Claire De Vito, Richard Fonzi, Maria Mascoritolo. Barbara Serafini, Ronald Massaro, Emma Cappelluzzo, Frank Niqro, Iohn Luciano! and Madeline Obery delighted the audience in their presentation of Agenore l'indeciso. The club held a banquet in May. The oHicers of the club are Frank Giuliuno. President; Ronald Musscxro. Vice President: Iosephine Circe, Treasurer; and Norman Lombardi. Secretary. Mr. Victor De Rubeis is the faculty adviser. 68 Eheer Leaders LVFCT, LILENN. FLE'H'HER. ANDERSON. CHAPMAN, TERRIU, TORIN. URERY, SUMERVILLE. HREAULT. This year's cheer leaders. under the leadership of Mona Somerville and Marion Breault, did a colorful job at the football and basketball games. They represented a cross section of the student body The cheer leaders conducted themselves in a dig- nified manner. New uniforms were introduced at the first football game of the season. These were the creation of the cheer leaders. This new look did much to give new life and enthusiasm to the many new cheers this season. The senior members of the cheering squad are as follows: Mona Somerville Mary Lucci Barbara Tobin Barbara Glenn Pamela Chapman Marion Breault 69 The Everett Senior High School Band him '5', Ton . e NDER U'ALEI PACKHAM, L'UIIEN, HOLMANDER. HOLMANDER. w ' . SiTA'MIqigku :1 v n . i . J. DAN U U, TAYLOR. ii lL'SON, PUIJ'Lt J , HLII 1F nmw . RICH, PTZDD . h Row: UURINSKY, .11 R, HARRIS, ULINL'HhR, 4. M M IT LL. ALBERT. BmToLAML KER. At A R'ITIILT The Everett Senior High School Band has taken its place as one of the best school bands in Massachusetts. The Bond numbers over sixty-five players plus its comple- ment of eleven majorettes, flag bearers, color guards, and cheer leaders. With the exception of the lower reeds, it has a full instrumentation and it is capable of perform- ing the standard works for band, both classical and modem. The Band each year participates in the Massachusetts Music Festival, where it competes with the best bands in the state. Besides its activities at parades and football games, the Everett High Band has given numerous concerts in connection with school and community functions. Be- cause of instructions received through band practice. many of the members are playing in dance orchestras or entering army bands, where they are doing work of professional caliber. The warm feeling which the music creates at all school functions is indicative of the value of the Band and the high esteem which the students of Everett High ac- cord to this outstanding musical organization. The Band will miss the following seniors next year: Arthur Stamler. student leader; Alan Potter. student leader and manager; A1 Merseredu, Shirley Packham, Robert Harris, Fred Arthur, Evelyn Fulton. Norma Capuano. Donald Young, Janet Ernst, Albert Taylor. George Fennell, Barbara Seraiini. 70 Urchestra First Ron: PACKIIAM STAVII ER IIOT.MXNDER WHITING DERSOFI, HOLMANDER BOI DUC BERTO- LAMI, BANNER V UOLO P0 1 T ER. Second Row: CI ARK, . TON, tVESTERMAN '1 A3: I 0R X UUNG, ALPERT CAPUANO, RILEY, HARRIS 'lIlUMPSON UINSB RU, M R DcV 1V0 Third Row: ARUNS, ADILETTO, ZACCONE, PENUOLA, MERSEREAU, FENNELL. MARSHALL, MANSOLILLI. FLIGHT. Upon its final appearance at Class Day. the Everett High School Orchestra will bring to a close one of the most successful seasons in its history. The orchestra has supplied the musical portion of many assemblies and also has played at the Senior Class Play. Drama Night, and other extru-curricula activities. On these cccasions the well-balanced repertoire has exacted much praise from the faculty. students. and visitors to the school. Practice and more practice is the key to the orchestra's success. Team work and an appreciation of one another's efforts have enabled the members of the Orchestra to perform at their best. Four members of the Everett High School Orchestra played in the All-Stute Or- chestra, which gave a concert at the Massachusetts Music Educators Convention in Worcester. It is with great pride and esteem that we pay tribute to the Everett High School Orchestxcx. The Senior members of the Orchestra are as follows: Alan Potter, Ann Vuolo, Evelyn Fulton, Robert Harris, Shirley Packhum, Norma Capuanol Arthur Stamler, Donald Young, George Fennell. 71 Ennservatiun Club lirst Rou: GAROFANO. HPI'IDDO, OBERY QUIET HURR. XSSU. C 101 1'1. M .WRIL Ctl. , I'RHTEAU, M155 NOLAND. Since its formation in 1932, the Conservation Club always has been under the able direction of Miss Margaret M. Noland. The chief purpose of this club is to train the eye to catch what the ear may have missed. Its secondary purpose is to tamil- iarize the general public with a few facts about the conservation of one's own hearing. Instead of the usual classroom, the members gather around a table to discuss their mutual problems. Here. the time is spent chiefly in learning to read lips. By the use of special textbooks. the class practices the recognition of the formation of certain words by the mouth and the distinguishment of words which look alike when pronounced. The members of this fine organization have shown their interest and enthusiasm by their active participation and excellent attendance. All projects undertaken by them were successful. 72 .yHDOku Q .HDMHHHZOH .HszHGAV .HHLMHmOMH .ZzuHADH. .MzmquHDU id x H5450 .16 m 5.50m HHhHOHQ OHZAwHwHOm .nHAHOE HMMH H41, SgHOUAHVHr 7409.2... JOKOHDHWHMHU QEHMHHHUU: .OHHVHUDPFaJA .HCCHU 3.,ch THEE .mm-ZHH; HZJVH MHLM 7.0.Hx1HH50ZzH :2 ZOQu 2 MHHNNINSH..OH1HDHUWHQ OHM .mZHJm Z: .Awijm .ONHa 74:97.44; .744 GM Sam Hz5uow .HVHHMHZCEHU. .Zszmczz4 .CHHH. O.HOHA :OZHHHHHDU 2:9...on m-7z4nHuH .OZfDMOHU OHHVMENqu .4mH HHUZHSC :5 cm 7. .nH H... E H... mm mm m... mu 4w: .W. W M... NH .u... m. be P Nf4va AC PK FL wamu 1, 4 , .. 4 a 125m 2334i 74 anthall Team While Father Time was cutting the twentieth century schedule in halves, by a strange coincidence the 1950 football team split its schedule with five wins, five losses, and a tie. Our Crimson eleven was considerably stronger than the record indicates. The fact that captain Frank Guiliano, Barry Gilded. Harry DeAngelis, Stanley LeFave, and Louis Simonelli were chosen to play on the Suburban All-Stur football team in Salem on December 3, 1950, adds substantial strength to the statement. An actual picture of the strength of the team can be revealed by a brief review of the season. We opened against the State Champion. Weymouth, a terrific assign- ment. Sixteen points were chalked up by the enemy before we gathered our forces. The second half was a truer gauge of the merits of the two teams. Everett scored once and lost two other scores through penalties, while Weymouth scored on a sixty yard breakaway run. Although Weymouth dominated the first half. Everett ruled the second half. The final score was 22-6. Our next opponent, Somerville. defeated us by a score of 27-6. The initial victory of the season, 26-14 over Salem, sparked our warriors. Lynn Classical set the team back 20-0 at Manning Bowl, but the two following victories, over Medford 18-0 and Mulden Catholic 32-0, more than evened matters. The crucial Malden game, another defeat 7-6, was a heartbreuker for the Crim- son led 6-0 up to the final two minutes. Brockton, always CI headliner, was lucky to return to their Shoe City with a 13-13 deudloEk. On Thanksgiving Day we met our traditional rival, Chelsea, and defeated them by a score of 29-0. Our class well may be proud of the 1950 Crimson. a team that was at the top in courage and sportsmanship. THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Harry DeAngelis George Egan Vincent Carpenito Richard Barry Robert Giordano Roger DiSciulIo Stanley LeFave Adolph Muzzie, Ir. Frank Giuliano Arthur McCarthy Philip Puopolo James Malcolm Barry Gildea Leonard Cuniere Frank Manganaro Vincent Julian John Anderson Norman Lombardi Louis Simonelli Walter DeTour Richard Litnex, Mgr. 75 1 Basketball Team a 1 V Ir ' I - hilt .73; iii, Q 1 i ' '1 1 1 . 1 1 FirstRnw:MMDONALD,RROWNIJE.1Y111TEHUI'SIZ, ARTHUR, mcrumm. SEWARD, MCCARTHY, Second Rnw: MR. I'LVTNAM. HILL. SH1H', IMVIX'U, MCLEAX, JUHNSTUNE. 11k. lJil.lAL'U.xlU. To open the 1951 basketball season, Everett won a brilliant victory over Revere by a 20 point margin. Fred Arthur was high scorer in this game with seventeen points to his credit. The next win was over a strong Malden quintet, which tried persistently to turn the Crimson tide but went down to deteut by six points. Chelsea was the next victim of cm inspired Everett team. In the two games with Lowell, the honors were divided with one win for each team. Everett was unsuccessful against Mediord, Quincy and Somerville tectms, the last two of which qualified for the Tech Tourney. Donald Whitehouse was high scoxer for the season, ending with a total oi 131 . points. Fred Arthur was a close second with a total of 129 points. Walter Seward honored Everett by being chosen as a forward of the Greater Boston League. Because the bleachers at the high school were condemned as unsafe, all home games were played at the Everett Recreation Center. Although the team did not win all of the games, Mr. Putnam did win the effec- tion of his boys for his leadership and his building of the things that are of enduring value, such as sportsmanship and character. 1he members of the 1951 basketball team are as follows: Frederick Arthur. Ger- ald MacDonald, Richard H111, Arthur McCarthy, Rocco Riccicxrdi, Walter Seward. Donald Whitehouse, William Brownlie, Robert Shaw, Robert Iohnstone, Robert McLean. ; The results of the games were as follows: Everett 56 .. Revere 26 Everett 64 - Revere 30 Everett 41 - Quincy 50 Everett 33 e Quincy 55 t Everett 51 - Malden 45 Everett 57 - Malden 30 1 Everett 48 e Medtord 49 Everett 37 - Medford 58 i Everett 53 - Chelsea 43 Everett 55 - Chelsea 38 1 Everett 46 - Somerville 49 Everett 42 - Somerville 63 Everett 45 e Lowell 53 Everett 41 - Lowell 34 Won 7 e Lost 7 76 Track Team Finl Run: McLEAX. ,lUIINSTUNl-Z. GIURIMNH. FAFASSO, PEARSON. Sccmul Row: FIXNEUAN, COLFORD. WARNER. MR. HHTM'LL WHITEHOLVSI'L ROBERTS, MOYITZV The outlook for an outstanding track season at this time is not too promising. The graduation of such great stars as Bobby Hill, 100 yard State Champion and Richie Cumpagnoni. a great half-miler, left two pairs of shoes hard to fill. Last fall when Uncle Sam took Co-Captczin Bob Lucien into active service, another sure five point getter was lost. The retuming letter men are CoCaptuin Giordano. a shot putter of promise; sprinters Robert Iohnstone and Dick Proudy: quarter-mile! Record McLean; cmd half-milers Red O'Keefe, Ioe Finnegan, and Jackie Kuvanauqh. The schedule for 1951 May I: 1 5 8 12 17 28 is as follows: Revere at Everett University of Massachusetts at Amherst Lynn Classical High School at Lynn Massachusetts State Relays at Belmont Chelsea at Everett State Meet cu Newton 77 Baseball 9 t 1 First Raw: PARSONS GILDEA MAZZIE RAGI C81, SSWEENEX Kl TCHEN. CAR MONICA D AV IS. Second RDw.GUNDERSON,TEHJPLE,CAPTA1N IAND OI RAW RD, De ANGELO. C AFASSO ROBINSON, GREEN, NAPOI ITANO S,MR DR. XG ONE. The 1951 season will mark the first time since 1935 that an Everett High baseball team has played in its own stadium. As the season begins, Couch Drugone predicts that he will have a strong pitching staff: but how the team itself will do depends on the necessary replacements he can find to take the place of the men who have graduated. Walter Seward is our ace pitcher. Last year, he made the Hearst All Star team that played in the Yankee Stadium. Ed Kitchen. who last year showed signs of making the grade, Ron Gundetson. Carmen Frederico. and Lawrence Muzzie are other candidates for the pitching staff. On the receiving end. we have Mel Ragucci. a senior, and Robert Knowlton. a junior. At first base the only returning lettermcm is Lawrence Vozella. Other intielders are Barry Gilded, William Caramauicu. Roy Temple. and Basil Napolitcno. Captain Vincent Iandolo will hold down the short stop position. Vincent had a great year last season. batting well over 400. Sal DeAngelo is the only veteran in the outfield. The team has shown good spirit and ability, and with the untried sophomores coming up, it should give a good account of itself in the league. April 18 Revere May 11 at Revere April 20 at Quincy May 16 Quincy April 25 at Malden May 18 Malden April 27 Medford May 23 at Medford May 2 at Chelsea May 25 Chelsea May 4 Somerville May 29 at Somerville May 9 Lowell Iune 1 at Lowell 78 Majurettes PAGNINI, SARTINI, CANDEROZZI, OBERY, RICCL The majorenes are an integral part of the band. These high-stepping girls add zest to the parades and at football games. Dressed in natty crimson skins and blue Eisenhower jackets with over-seas huts. they cut quite a figure. The senior members of the maiorenes group are: Lona Pugnini Madeline Obery Jacqueline Butler Marianne Eicci 79 AUTUGBAPHS am OQL$ 6 EM gwA 9, - I U Q 342,07 LE. 61;; 0: 13 bsz- .b gr a . hawk. PJIMMAA mm In: ?M, Ldwa 73 wW-nak wa .7 A 47,.1 , NW 3? .xdexuVV .AwW