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

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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

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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

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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.