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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

MEMORIES □F MIVETEEIV HUlVDHED FIFTY THREE Published by tbe Senior Class EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL 3 1759 00099 7423 Ottavio J. DeVivo DEDICATIDIV In recognition of his unselfish and imtiring devotion to the school and com- munity, the Senior Class respectfully dedicates this, the nineteen hundred fifty-three edition of Memories, to MR. OTTAVIO J. DE VIVO |2] MARTIN G. SANBORN Principal Graduation is not a relief from respon- sibility, but an increase. May you stand up under your new burdens. CHARLES E. BLEILER Sitbtiiastcr You have accomplished an important step in your progress through life. Our task in assisting you to develop skills and traits that will be beneficial to you throughout life has been made easier because you have been a wonderful class. Congratulations, good health, and success to you ! Charles E. Bleiler 3] President ] ice-President Janet Baker Beverlee Ahlin FDREWDRD When time has rolled onward and pushed the memories of our present into the realm of uncertainty, it is our fond hope that this chronicle of the Class of ' 53 will in some measure remove that uncertainty. May this book bring delight and satisfaction to you, the members of this class. May your pleasure be fulfilled and may the nostalgia of your visual vi sits with your classmates more than compensate for you all your school day worries. To all may we say, Goodbye, Good Luck, God Bless You, the class of ' 53 of Everett High. 4 Nicholas Adiletto Jr. 59 Cedar Street Orchestra 2; Band 3, 4; Credit Roll 2. To be a power burner engineer, Is Nickie ' s greatest ambition. We wish him lots of success In obtaining this position. Joan Ahlin 260 Main Street Homeroom Vice-President 4; Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4, Leader 4; Credit Roll 3. Full of sport and full of fun. Joan is liked by everyone. She ' s pretty too, and can she twirl ! Little Joan, she ' s our girl. Bernard Ahern 89 Noru ' ood Street Home Room President 4. Bernie is the Valentino of our school. Listen girls, he ' s no fool He ' s hard to catch, but when you do. He ' ll make you happy and never blue. Karl a Ahlberg 752 Broadimy Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Accounts receivable, payments due, Assets and balances too. These things will be figured by Everett ' s grad, Karla ' s the best that is to be had. Beverlee K. Ahlin 9 Swan Street Senior Class Vice-President, Dra- matics 3; Majorette 2; Credit Roll 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4. Bev deserves to be a teacher of gym. She ' ll make good, for she has lots of vim. Eva Aliberti 154 Main Street Eva we know is full of fun And certainly liked by everyone. A clerical typist she will be A great success we all agree. Barbara Allen 24 West over Street Credit Roll 2, 3. Graceful in form and feature, A very delightful creature, Smile enchanting, disposition sunny, We all agree she ' s quite the honey. Jeanette Andon 203 Broadivay Honor Roll 3 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. To succeed is her aim, And we know she will do it ; For whatever she does. She will always stick to it. Michael Anika Jr. 3 Forest Avenue Credit Roll 3, 4. Genial Mike, with the happy smile, Work or College, we ' ll know in a while. Carmine Annetti 37 Belmont Street Football 3, 4. As a football player, He received recognition. We wish him great success With his ambition. Charles Andon 203 Broadway Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. A Horse-Riding Academy, Is Charlie ' s main dream. With Pete Caradonna, They should make some team. John Acari 2 Betty Street Credit Roll 3 ; Football 3, 4 ; Base- ball 3, 4 ; Track 3 ; Junior Prom Committee 3. Our Mr. Football of 53 Is what we call our Hickory . He played that game with lots of zest. Our boy Johnny is the best. Mary Arigo 7 Neilson Avenue Mary ' s quiet, Mary ' s nice She ' s worth her pay, at any price. Irving Arons 66 Chatham Road Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Lyceum 2 ; Honor Roll 3, 4; Credit Roll 2. The chances for his failure, Are absolutely nil ; When Irving is an engineer He ' ll be known for his great skill. Frank Astuti 75 Bradford Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. One who always takes Everything with a smile. What could be more Worthwhile? Patricia Auger 32 Waters Avenue Pat is such a charming girl, As pretty as a picture. Just let one employer see her. She ' ll be a permanent fixture. 101 Phyllis Hazel Babcock 9 Victoria Street Credit Roll 2, 4. Phyllis is a girl known to all. She is pretty, sweet, and shy. In her job as office clerk. Success won ' t pass her by. Carol Baggs 26 Richdale Avenue Credit Roll 3, 4. Carol may look quiet and She may look shy. But did you ever notice That twinkle in her eye? Janet Baker 99 Linden Street Class President 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4 ; Swimming Club 2 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Take from her life all worry and care And put in their place a soft arm chair. Eleanor Banks 47 Maiden Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 3, 4. To teach little girls and boys The way to read and write Would be, to our Eleanor, A source of great delight. Norma Barnes 57 Central Avenue Student Council 2, 3, 4 ; Orchestra 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4, President 4 ; Swim- ming Club 3 ; Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Year Book Staff 4. As for Norma, one thing we ask. Keep your grace to perform your daily task. You did much for our school it ' s true. We wish all the Happiness for you. Elizabeth Barrett 88 Jefferson Avenue Credit Roll 2, 4; Cheerleader 4. Here ' s to a grand girl Three rousing cheers May you know happiness All through the years. George Banker 74 Baker Road There ' s never a dull moment with Georgie around. That Hot-Rod of his makes quite a big sound. George, another Valentino of our class, Will make some girl a happy lass. Eva Basilesco 35 Pierce Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. With Eva ' s charming personality And entertaining wit, W e ' re sure wherever she may be, She ' ll always make a hit. Barbara Anne Bateman 1 Spring Street Credit Roll 4. Barbara wants to go to work, But not for all her life. Soon she ' ll settle down, And be a good housewife. Mary Bernard: 291 Ferry Street Glee Club 4. Mary wants to travel Over Europe, bye and bye And visit tht lands she ' s read about. In the halls of Everett High. James Beattie 7 Baker Road Student Council 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; C redit Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Homeroom President 3. Such pleasantness is a rarity, But to be handsome is rarer still ; Rarer than both is Jim ' s good will. Sheldon Berlant 47 Hamilton Street Credit Roll 3, 4. . mechanic is . . . What Sheldon would like to be. We are sure he ' ll reach his goal With his ease and ability. Frank Bernardi 111 Clarence Street Class Room Officer 2. What Frank will do, He does not tell, But what he does, Will be done well. 121 Louis Bertolami 7 Chisholm Street Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Louis is witty, Louis is a joy. We just can ' t help Loving that boy. Hazel M. Blake 28 Arlington Street Home Room Vice-President 2; Home Room President 3 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Hazel wants to take dictation, Do tiling and the rest. We know whatever task is chosen, She will do the best. Joseph Bonazzi 113 Union Street Credit Roll 2. His ambition we ask. But he wont tell ; Since he ' s good at each task. He ' ll do quite well. Lillian Bono 51 Englezvood Avenue Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. This charming lass, With the smile so gay, A successful secretary, Will be one day. Herbert Bornstein 127 Irz ' ing Street Engineering is Herbie ' s aim. His talents the world will know. In his work he ' ll find his fame. And to the top he ' ll surely go. June Bleet 23 Dean Street Dramatics 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Credit Roll 2, 3. June to her patients will bring good cheer. Making their difiicult days less drear, Her pleasing smile and pleasant way Will always make them feel quite gay. Beverly A. Brackett 15 Beacon Street Gilbert Sullivan 3 ; Credit Roll 4. As a secretary, Bev will take her place. For in this position She ' ll be an ace. 131 Jane Bradbrook S3 Third Street Honor Roll 3, 4; Credit Roll 2. As an accountant we will see Jane rise to a high degree ; Each passing year, we all know, Will cause her fame to grow and grow. Douglas Bradford 196 Bradford Street Credit Roll 2. Soaring high above in the sky, Doug will fulfill his wish to fly. Executing dives and loops, Parading with Air Corps troops. Thomas Bradford Jr. 196 Bradford Street Tom will join the Air-Corp soon, .• fter his happy freedom in June. Marilyn Bradley 26 Freeman Avenue Dramatics 2, 3 ; Drama Night 3, 4; Talent Show 4; Credit Roll 3. 4. As a dancer she ' ll find her fame, She ' ll look to the lights and see her name. You ' d know if you ' ve ever seen her. Who? Why the prima ballerina! 14] Margaret Brknner 54 Argyle Street Margaret wants to be a success . ' nd handle lots of money. We know she ' ll be good at this Because she is a honey. Mildred V. Brogna 6 Cazenox ' e Place Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Home Room Secretary 3 ; Home Room President 4. Tilly wants to pound the type- writer keys With her ability she can do it with ease. We rate her as a true friend Her helping ways will never end. Clement C. Brown 32 Webster Street A successful Draftsman, Clem will surely be ; For he has all the brains, As we can plainly see. David Bruce Jr. 49 Forest Az ' emtc Home Room Secretary 4. A terrific personality you have Mr. Bruce; Some sweet girl won ' t let you loose. We wish you success in all you do; The best of Uick from us to you. I ' Sylvia Colabro 9 WoodviUe Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. Quiet and Sweet That ' s Sylvia From head to feet. r Shirley Ann Brown 11 Engleivood Avenue Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2. Shirley as an occupational ther- apest Will be sure to gain in great fame. Someday we ' ll read columns By-lined by her name. Raymond N. Capes Jr. 43 Highland Avenue To take life easy Is his desire, But we know of this He ' ll quickly tire. Peter Cardonna 132 Chelsea Street Class Homeroom President 4 Credit Roll 3, 4; Football 2, 3. A Horse-Riding Academy, Is Peter ' s main dream. With Charlie Andon They should make some team. |15] Catherine Caramanica 21 Harlcy A rnue Homeroom Secretary 3 ; Honor Roll 2: Credit Roll 3. To be a secretary with book- keeping too, Is what our Kay would like to do. Managing books without mistakes, The firm needs her for their own sake. Elizabeth Carpenito 119 Chelsea Street Home Room Secretary 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Betty ' s disposition and smiling face Will win recognition in any place. Shelia Carroll 72 Bradford Street Credit Roll 2, 3. We know that Shelia With speed and accuracy, Will fill her ambition As a capable secretary. Theresa R. Cartolaro 48 Ferry Street Credit Roll 4. To be a secretary And then a wife Are Terry ' s greatest Aims in life. 161 Edward Casaccio i.S ' 6 . fain Street Baseball 2. His friendly way and winning smile. Will bring Ed success for a long, long while. We hope your days are never blue ; We wish the best of luck to you. Marjorie Chambers 19 Beacon Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Credit Roll 2, 4. She ' s not a flower ; She ' s not a pearl. She ' s just a regular All around girl. Joan Chandler 32 Beacon Street Homeroom Secretary 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Her winning smile Will carry her many a mile. She ' s sweet, smart, and steady. To help you, she ' s always ready. Gilbert L. Charlette 115 Venial Street In the future we know Gilbert will succeed, And whatever he decides to do, He ' s sure to take the lead. John Ciampa 15S Hancock Street John is quiet. Witty and shy. Ask for a favor, And he ' ll always comply. Lola Ciampa 50 Everett Street Italian Club 3, 4 ; Swimming Club 3 ; Honor Roll 3 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. A friend to all, A smile to each. Is her everlasting treasure. Mary L. Cicolini 16 West Street Credit Roll 2, 4. Mary is a bride to be, A lovely one — don ' t you agree? Ralph is sure a lucky boy. We wish them happiness and lots of joy. Paul Alfred Cioffi 44 Montrose Street Football 1, 2, 3. When your brakes need relining, Or your tires, aligning, Let this be your motto, Only Cioffi can fix my auto. 17] Dominic Ciotti 149 Cottage Street Dom ' s another of those boys, Who ' ll dress in Navy blue. We know that in service to our country, Success to him is due. Audrey J. Clark 130 Central Avenue Student Council 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Audrey wants to go to college. There she ' ll gain a wealth of knowledge. This is the girl who ' s full of fun, She ' s liked by everyone. Theresa M. Ciovacco 37 Belmont Street Credit Roll 4. As a dressmaker or Designer She ' ll work for a while For just a few years she will sew with a smile And then, when her working career is through. She ' ll do all the housework that wives always do. William Cirino 12 Wedgewood Street Gilbert Sullivan Bill ' s ambition is to sing. For a living he will bring. Watch out. Perry, here comes Bill With your place he will fill. A JOHANN MUGGRIDGE ClABAUGH 196 Springvale Avenue Homeroom ' ice-President 3 ; Glee Club 1, 2; Talent Show 3. Red hair, Dancing eyes Always smiling, Jo ' s a prize. Myrna Cohen 112 Irving Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Myrna is an ambitious girl, One we all admire, To be a secretary Is her main desire. Dol.OKES N. COLANC.ELO 419 Main Street Her ambition is to grow tall, On the contrary she is quite small. A secretary she will be, Robert Cohen A good one too, you wait and see. 4H Bryant Street Credit Roll 4. Bob ' s future career is as yet a mystery, But, who knows, someday He might make history. Louise Colarusso 27 IVest Street Our Merry Little Louise Is as busy as a bee In fact, she is so active What she ' ll he ' s a mystery. ' ' I Hilda Colasanti 169 Chestnut Street Homeroom Pres. 3 ; Credit Roll 4. Hilda looks to the ofifice for her career. Because shorthand and typing are easy for her. Peter Colameta 17 May Street Football 2, 4. Whether he ' s in right or left field, Our Peter ' s fate by him has been sealed. On him we hope good luck will beam. As he stars for some famous base- ball team. Esther F. Consalvo 73 Everett Street We know that Esther A fine commercial artist will make For she has the talent That it takes. 191 Marina Constant 59 Cottage Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4 : Italian Club 3. Marina has a sunny smile It brightens up her face, When she sets forth in this world, Her smile will win her place. Marie Cordaro 24 Pierce Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3. Interior decorating is What Marie wants to do With her talent We know she ' ll follow through. Robert Constantine 160 Springvale Avenue Into the Navy Robert will go. Anchors aweigh, lookout below. Lorraine D. Conte 87 Bradford Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. To work with her fashions All the day Is what Lorraine has chosen To earn her future pay. Bobbie Jane Cooke 9 Porter Street Dramatics 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. When Bobbie ' s through with high school .■ teacher she will be Everyone will love her You just wait and see. Elaine Mary Cordwell 12 Harvard Street Glee Club 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Elaine ' s disposition and smiling face, Will win her recognition in any place. 1 20] Robert Coviello Fairinount Street Anthony Cotoia 33 Wall Street Credit Roll 2; Baseball 4. Anthony is liumorous, Anthony is bright ; Without Anthony, The day wouldn ' t be right. Homeroom V. P. 4 Pres. 3 ; Band 2, 3, 4 2; Credit Roll 3, 4 Track 3, 4. Here ' s wishing you Success in college ; We hope you ' ll gain A lot of knowledge. Homeroom Honor Roll Football Ronald Paul Courtney 28 High Street Chairman Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Senior Prom Committee 4 ; Stu- dent Council 4 ; Dramatics 4 ; Editor-in-chief of yearbook 4 ; Senior Class Play. We think, We know. We have no fears That you ' ll look back in later years To find out — And to see What you were thought of in ' S3. Well, here it is, my fine young friend. You ' ll be the greatest till the end. Lorraine Covino 17 Heath Street Glee Club 2. Lorraine ' s been learning Commercial Subjects here. Because in the world of business. She means to make a career. Mary Carroll Covino 00 Buz ' Street Band 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll. To be a nurse is Mary ' s aim. To find a cure for every ill ; We ' re sure that she will find her fame, While giving out a wonder pill. Marguerite Mary Cronin 19 Oakes Street Glee Club 2, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3. Number Please! That ' s what you ' ll hear Whenever you lift the phone ; No better operator could be found No matter where vou roam. 21 Henry Crouse 7 Fairlaivn Street Credit Roll 4. To lead the life of Riley, Is what Henry wants to do. So in the future, Henry, The best of luck to you. James Cummings 687 Broadway Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. James hopes to go to college To become an engineer After his record at E.H.S. His future is quite clear. Joseph A. Curriere 78 Rccd Avenue Joe ' s a riot, No fooling he is. Put him in a study hall And watch the teacher fizz. Bette Doreen Cushing 142 Russell Street She ' s popular and charming She has a winning way She ' ll be a perfect secretary Or receptionist someday. 122] Jean Cushing 142 Russell Street Credit Roll 4. Jean is a sweet girl -So charming and gay She greets you with a smile Each and every day. NOR.MA D ' .- (i()STIN0 31 Preseolt Street Glee Club 2. Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. She always has a smile She never has a i)out This is the way Norma Wants to see life out. Frank D ' Alelio 7 Adams Avenue Band 2, 3, 4 ; Track 2, 3, 4. A boy who hopes to someday be The greatest drummer in His- tory, We know he ' ll get there in some big state In fact — we ' ve even set the date. Phyllis D ' Andrea 2i Waters Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. William Davis 210 Vine Street Homeroom Vice-President 3 ; Cre- dit Roll 3. 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Here is to Whitey Who plays a fine game He ' s a boy who ' ll go far And make a great name. Joan DeGeorge 21 Frankline Street Credit Roll 3, 4 ; French Club 4. When Joan graduates from high school, Teaching is what she wants to do ; We feel she is quite capable In making her desire come true. Catherine Ann D ' Alleva 13 Alfred Street Glee Club 2. Kay is a girl With a charming smile ; Whatever field she enters Will be worthwhile. Vincent DeNinno 31 Pearl Street Ambition — To go to college to study Civil Engineering. What ' s this these old ears are hearing, Vinnie ' s ambition runs to Civil Engineering? 231 Nancy Dersofi 168 Nichols Street Dramatics 3, 4 ; Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff 3, 4 ; Swimming Club 3. A violinist will Nance be, Really very successfully. Claire DeSimone 401 Ferry Street Glee Club. Claire ' s desire is to get a job With a boss who ' s tall and dark. Let ' s hope at this she does succeed And is as happy as a lark. Rosemarie DeSisto 139 Belmont Street To work in an office Is what Rose has in mind We know she ' ll rise to the top Because she ' s so inclined. Richard Desmond 10 Auburn Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. His pleasant smile, .■ nd winning way. Make him a favorite — What more can we say. |241 Mary DeYeso 20 Tilcston Street Glee Club 2. A charming disposition is like old wine. Growing ever sweeter with the flow of time. Catherine V. DeMuzio 11 Hatch Street Orchestra 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Italian Club 2, 3. Teaching her students The things they must learn Catherine will do this Without being stern. Marik DeNapoli 65 Harvard Street Glte Club 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Marie is a perfect combination Of personality, good looks and brains, Let us hope that Lady Luck and good fortune. On her will kindly rein. Lucy Di Paolo 40 Parlin Street Class Officer Sec. ' 53 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Wit and charm and beauty too That ' s our Lucy, through and through A really good Secretary is she, And we just know successful she ' ll be. George Dodge 851 Brnadimy Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Georgie has that certain ' some- thing, ' It ' s kind of hard to define. And for a boy with looks and brains. He comes to the head of our line. Marie Rita Dooley 30 Mystic Street Glee Club 4. No matter what she chooses To be her life career. We know Marie will succeed When she departs from here. Lewis Dingee 49 Glendale Street Credit Roll 3, 4. As sure as Lewis is his name, Printing wul be his aim. William Dowd 73 Garland Street A successful business man, Bill will be. He has the brains. As we all can see. John Doyle 5 Cleveland Ave. Johnnie ' s a good kid, He ' s nobody ' s fool. For he wants to go, To G. E. Apprentice School. Patricia A. Elliott 96 Irving Street Glee Club 2 ; Credit Roll 3. Patty, a dressmaker wants to be She ' ll get her styles from gay Paree. Whenever you want a dress in a hurry, Go to Patty, and you ' ll have no worry. Patricia Doyle 27 Alfred Street Honor Roll 4; Credit Roll 2, Pat ' s the cutest of our class. She certainly is a happy lass ; We know that she will someday be. The greatest girl in history. Robert W. Eaton 150 Fremont Avenue A first class mechanic. Bob wants to be. He ' ll always find the trouble, Before others will see. Bradford Elliott 18 Sammet Street To be an engineer — The very best kind, Is the ambition that Brad has in mind. Sylvia Embriano 70 Wellington Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Italian Club 3, 4. Sylvia ' s ambition is to be a great singing star ; Because of her ability, we know she ' ll go far. Richard G. Ericson 41 Raymond Street Band 2. 3, 4 1 Credit Roll 2, 3. Richard is liked by everyone Because he ' s fair and square, Later he wants to marry a rich girl And be her only heir. Carol Ernst 42 Staples Avenue Orchestra 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2. To be a special secretary Is Carol ' s main ambition, No nicer girl could ever be found To fill this fine position. Anna Fabiano 94 Leivis Street Homeroom Secretary 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Good things come in small pack- ages — With that we all agree, For proof we ' ll have our Anna As a private Secretary. Ward Face 47 Tileston Street Class Room Officer 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Band 2. Ward is a boy, staunch and true, Who left his classmates to fight for me and you. Josephine Fiore 15 Dozi ' sc Street Junior Homeroom President; Ma- jorette 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Credit Roll 2, 3. A secretary or typist. Would Josie like to be. Her face will be the brightest, By smiling constantly. Rosemary Fiorentino 572 Second Street Credit Roll 4. A girl with a smile Who ' s always worth while Always jolly, and friendly too, A genial classmate through and through. 1 27 J Louis Fonti 62 Tilcstoii Street Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Track 2 ; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Here ' s a future dentist, Who ' ll surely make the grade We ' re sure he ' ll make a good one Of this we are not afraid. Angela Frammartino 12 IVaz ' crly Street Italian Club 3 ; Homeroom V.P. 2 ; Dramatics 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 4 ; Biography Staff Elect 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Here is a sweet little lass Who is well-liked by all her class. She ' s tops in everything, you see. She ' s the girl we all like of 53. Richard Fonti 62 Tileston Street A laugh, a chat, a gay retort Perhaps sometimes a pun ; Richie ' s a friend to all who know him With a smile for everyone. Albert Forgione 16 Arlington Street Al, you won ' t tell us Just what it is you ' ll do, But whatever the future holds May it bring good luck to you. Albert Fothergill 64 Winthrop Street This young lad is going To be an engineer, We wish him success in this career. [28] Virginia Franck 40 Central Avenue Dramatics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4. Ginny is a friend indeed ; Always there when in need. Giniiy ' s entertaining wit Will always make her a hit. Gail A. Fulton 117 Vernal Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. As a secretary we know Gail will make good, She ' ll rise to the top As smart people should. Joseph Gallagher 15 Mohan Street Joe ' s full of the devil, But he ' s sure on the level. We hope he ' ll succeed He ' s a swell guy, indeed. DoREEN Gardner ■115 Nichols Street Class Officer 2 ; Dramatics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 ; Library Staff 3, 4. To far off countries Dolly will go — And live a life of ease. Successful she will be, we know. We hope she ' ll be pleased. Alice Gelenian 878 Broadivay Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. With Alice as your Secretary, To fame she ' ll surely rise. At typing she is a whiz In shorthand she really flies. Arthur G. Gerokoulis 22 Hillside Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Year Book Staff 4. Some join the Navy for Glory, And some, — ' cause they love the sea. This lad has a different story His motive — the girl ' s he shall see. Michael Gertz 44 Francis Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 4. With Chemistry will Mikie deal And be an engineer This aim in life does Mikie feel Is something really dear. 129] Marjorie Gesner 21 Richdale Avenue Dramatics 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3 ; Credit Roll 4 ; Cheerleader 3, 4. Margie has a personality That puts a star to shame, And no matter how many years go by We shall always remember her name. Sharlene Gibbs 16 Newton Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. To be a patient would be a dream If for a nurse, One had Sharlene. Gentle and sweet is our girl As a nurse she ' ll be a pearl. Richard Giggie 70 Union Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Football 2; Baseball 2 ; Basketball 2. A Rockefeller he wants to be A Handsome one it ' s plain to see. Someday soon he ' ll pass you by The Millionaire from Everett High. Imogene Gillis 46 Fuller Street Dramatics 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Genie will teach the A B C ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease. We know that she will find a way To teach her pupils every day. 1301 George J. Gillis 192 Buckman Street Credit Roll 3. No more pencils, No more books, No more teachers ' dirty looks. But George, my friend, you soon will fiind — That Sergeant ' s looks are much less kind. Saundra Goldman 38 Irving Street Gilbert Sullivan 2. 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. 4. To be a school teacher Is what Saundra has in mind Joy along with knowledge Her students will surely find. Marilyn Ann Goss 35 Shirley Street Lots of charm and plenty of wit, Make this girl a perfect fit. In any office where she fills a position, Which by the way, is her ambi- tion. Orlando Grande 18 Wall Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. A contractor is Orlie ' s ambition. Best of luck on your chosen posi- tion. We know you ' ll receive much recognition. Carol I. Grant 168 Bow Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. In all things she is wise Which goes to show, you cannot judge BY SIZE. Phyllis Gray 145 I ' iiie Street Glee Club 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Her quiet charm and happy face, Will bring her smiles every place. Her boss, we ' re sure, soon will know, That for good work, to Phyllis go. Carole Gossei.in 77 Bucknam Street Class President 2 ; Homeroom President 3 ; Student Council 3 ; Band 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Credit Roll 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee ; Sen- ior Prom Committee. Her Pleasant smile and winning way Will make Carole a favorite any day. Thomas Green llA Cleveland Avenue Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Although he is usually quiet, Once started, he can be a riot. [31] Robert Greer 108 Central Avenue Bob wants a future of aviation, Which seems rather an airy occu- pation. Frank G. Haley 25 Myrtle Street Keeping books for a big concern, Frankies ' bosses soon will learn. That he is worth the pay he earns. Alfred P. Gregson 71A Waverly Street Credit Roll 4; Basketball 3. Quiet, tall, and handsome, too Al doesn ' t say what he wants to do, But no matter what his field may be. One thing ' s sure — a success he ' ll be. George Guida 61 Peircc Avenue Band 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. On the road of life He hopes to succeed. A good job and good pay Is the life that he ' ll lead. Janet Haddow 38 Francis Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Credit Roll 2. One of the bubble gum crowd is she, Snap, crackle, and pop ! A big success will Janet be, We ' ll see her soon, right on top ! [32J Margaret Hannon 18 Windsor Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4, Peggy a nurse desires to be, All dressed in starched white, we see. Serving patients dutifully. George M. Hanson 74 Madison Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 3. The perfections of his designs will prove — As a draftsman, George is in the grove. Dorothy J. Harry 129 Shute Street Dramatics 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Dotty ' s charm and happy smile Will ease the trys on every mile Of life ' s long road to happiness, Which she will travel with great success. James Hatch 17 Dowse Street Football 4. As a machinist Jim will do fine For as you know He ' s good in that line. Edward L. Hayes 14 Clay Avenue Eddie is a fine young lad We hope his days are never sad. We know that someday he will be An Admiral of the U. S. Navy Jeanne Frances Harding 7 Chelsea Place Junior Class Vice-President 3; Homeroom President 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 4 ; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3 ; Biography Staff Elect 4; Secretarial Staff 4; Majorette 2, 3, Leader 4. The High School Band comes down the street Right out in front is Jean, With joyous smile and nature sweet She charms them with her gleam. Patricia Hayes 100 Glendale Street Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 2. One of the best We all agree A regular girl It ' s easy to see. 1331 Marilyn L. Hembree 73 Baldivin Avenue Credit Roll 2. Marilyn is a girl so fair, Marilyn is a girl so bright. She ' ll do such good work Her boss will cry with delight. Phillis H. Howell 17 Engleivood Avenue Homeroom Vice-President Credit Roll 3, 4 ; Art Staff. Phyllis ' s ability to type Will guarantee success. Her charming personality Will bring her happiness. Hugh Hibbard 87 Clark Street To be an electrician is Hugh ' s career : He ' ll find success, we need not fear. Marilyn E. Holmander 22 Newton Street Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2. To play in a leading orchestra Is what Marilyn wants, no less ; We know that she will do this, . nd be a great success. Henry Horsman 40 McKinley Street Homeroom Secretary 2 ; Football 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 2. A sportsman ' s life for Henry Would be the best So we ' ll leave it for him To fulfill the rest. Barbara Hudson 127 A Belmont Street She ' s quiet, sweet and demure A future success, we ' re sure. Virginia Iverson 120 Union Street Patricia Iannuzzi 39 Letvis Street Credit Roll 2. 3, 4. Here ' s our charming Pat A girl we ' re proud to know She ' ll make a clever seamstress Because she likes to sew. Glee Club Sul livan 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Gilbert and 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, Ginny ' s ambition She ' ll proudly confess, It ' s merely and simply To find happiness. Joseph Jackson 10 Harley Avenue Not too serious, Not too gay. He ' s a classmate In every way. Richard James 52 Hancock Street Credit Roll 2 ; Track 3, 4. Here ' s an Everett boy. Who ' ll soon start, on his way. Along the tedious road, To become a C. P. A. Herbert H. Itzkowitz 148 Main Street Dramatics 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Credit Roll 2 ; Lyceum 2. Good Luck, Herbie And my your high school days Have paved the way for you to be One of the best of C. P. A. ' s. Helen Jameson 168 Hancock Street Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 3 ; Credit Roll 3. Good things come in small pack- ages With that we all agree. We wish Helen lots of luck A success she ' ll someday be. 35 Joseph Jannino- 513 Ferry Street Homeroom Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 3; Credit Roll 4; Football 2, 3, 4. His ambition we ask, But he won ' t tell. Since he is good at every task, We know he ' ll do quite well. Robert Kavanaugh 49 Grover Street Credit Roll 4. Here ' s wishing Bob success. With lots of happiness, And luck to see him through, Whatever he may do. VioLLA T. Jolly 322 Ferry Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Always happy. Full of fun. That ' s how all Her friends are won. Albert Joyce 32 Fairlaivn Street The ambition of Al, Is to be a Marine. We hope he ' ll come back to Everett, When all the world he ' s seen. Harriet E. Kaufman 24 County Road Homeroom President 4; Drama- tics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. She is gay. Yet she is shy, .And there is michief In her eye. Joan T. Kelly 18 Porter Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Dimpled smile, blonde hair, Just the kind of girl that is rare. Jacqueline Kelly 91 Russell Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. We cannot think of a thing to say Except that Jackie has a charming way. James King 54 Central Avenue Jimmy is a quiet boy We wish him luck and lots of joy. We know he ' ll be a great success For he will always pass the test. Norma King 222 Vine Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 3, 4. Norma ' s Miss Personality of her crowd ; She ' s the girl who should be proud. We know that she will someday be A girl of great ability. Robert Kirby 172 Jefferson Avenue Band 2, 3, 4. Though being a music maker Is far from talented Bob ' s am- bition, We know he ' ll surely reach his goal As either an engineer or musician. 4 James Kerrigan 8 Dowse Street Like all the other fellows Jimmy wants to do his part To help get this great nation OfT to a brand new start. S. Lorraine Kordires 15 Beacon Street Class Room Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky and carefree too, When you ' re with Lory You ' ll never be blue. 1371 John Kryzovic 63 Bow Street Homeroom President 2, 4 ; Cre- dit Roll 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. John wants to be an engineer ; We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the will. Mary Jean LaRock 26 Chatham Road Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Crisp white uniform Mid the smell of chloroform. With her soothing, gentle voice Jeannie is the patient ' s choice. Rose Ann La Monica 198 Ferry Street Credit Roll 2, 3. This little Lass is sweet and petite. Her personality is hard to beat. James Lang 54 Bettinson Avenue Homeroom Vice-President 2 ; Homeroom Secretary 3 ; Junior Prom Committee 3. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. We all will remember Jimmy ' s name Because he soon will walk to fame. Michael LaRocca 63 Paris Street Class Officer 2, 3, 4 ; Band 2, 3, 4. Here is an Everett boy Who will certainly go far. With Mike ' s good looks, He ' ll end up a movie star. Beatrice M. Lassiter 16 Pleasant View Avenue Band 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. To be a commercial designer Is Bea ' s desire At this job She ' ll never tire. 3.S| Judith Ann Leary 118 Maiden Street Credit Roll 2, 3. As a nurse in gleaming white, Quite a success will Judy be. It really will be a pleasant sight Nurse Judy, working happily. Gertrude Mary Leuci 207 Ferry Street Thoughts of beauty Won ' t be just wishing; When Gert becomes A skilled beautician. ROSALYN LeVINE 21 Luke Road Gilbert Sullivan 4; Credit Roll 4. She has a heart with room to spare. Your troubles are her care. Lois Lifson 120 Nichols Street Gilbert Sullivan 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 3, 4. Two qualities that often blend. A good sport and a loyal friend. Joanne Lepper 43 Sea Street Honor Roll 2; Credit Roll 3; Home Room President 2. Jo is charming So sweet and smart. It only takes her smile. To win a fellow ' s heart ! Joan I. Loycano 59 Madison Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 4 ; Credit Roll 2. Joan aspires to do office work, Perhaps as a stenographer. P erhaps as a clerk. 39] John Loycano 63 Madison Ai ' cnuc Honor Roll 2; Credit Roll 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. For this high school boy, We ' ll give a rousing cheer, His one ambition is to be A mechanical engineer. Frank MacIntosh i Dernc Street All who know him, like him — The pleasant Frankie Mac Seemingly Quiet, ■ — but really a riot There ' s nothing that he lacks. Cosmo Luciano 12 Canncll Place Credit Roll 3. Cosmo is a jolly fellow. And to us he relates. His ambition to be an auto-racer, And travel through the states. Dorothy B. Lutinski 44 Glcndalc Street Glee Club 4; Credit Roll 2, 3. Good luck to our Dot, On the keys she will shine No boss would dare to fret With a secretary so fine . Gertrude MacEachern 5 Green Street One of the best we all agree A regular girl it ' s easy to see Nothing is impossible to her will- ing heart. She ' s always ready to do her part. Frederick MacKay 823 Broadivay He fits most anywhere He ' s hailed by all. Naturally he ' s chosen As the wit of them all. 140 I William E. Mahoney 123 Garland Street To get out of school and get a job, Is all that ' s asked by Bill. Remember that the word success, Will always rhyme with E.H.S. Frances Malchanoff 70 Florence Street We wish Cookie success In her business career May she become happier With each passing year. CONCETTA MaNGANARO 53 Sycamore Street Glee Club; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Connie ' s pep and friends galore. Insure for her great things in store. John Manganaro 9 Belmont Street Home Room President 4 ; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 ; Basket- ball 3 : Track 3, 4. In his class he ' s smart by far. On the field he is a star. Wow ! Chickie ! You can throw that ball. You ' re the greatest player of them all. Ruth C. Mankin 25 Maiden Street Dramatics 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 2. Ruth has decided, A secretary she will be And a very good one On that we all agree William Frank Manzi 393A Ferry Street Baseball 4. A charming lad with a charming wit. Wherever he goes, Billy will fit. i Jeanette Marchese 46 Madison Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 4. Perchance a hairdresser, Who of us knows ? Jeanette will be sucessful Wherever she goes. Barbara M. Medugno 16 Washington Place Glee Club 1 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Bab ' s cute in looks and little in size. And oh ! How we love those big brown eyes. She ' ll win her aim and rise to fame, For she ' s the girl we ' re proud to name. Claire Marks 17 Nichols Street Glee Club 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; Credit Roll 3. Claire is a young lady Whom we all know. She has a great personality Which will always grow and grow. Richard Massaro 31 Wall Street Credit Roll 1, 2, 3. Dick ' s smile will take him far, His winning way will make him star. Charlotte Matteucci 46 Autumn Street Credit Roll 2, 3. Pretty as a picture, Happy as can be, That describes Charlotte ' s PERSONALITY. Robert K. Mento 114 Nichols Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Friendly, generous, humorous and kind A remarkable boy with a remark- able mind. ROWENA MeSSINGER 74 Summer Street Secretary Homeroom 2 ; Credit Roll 3, 4 ; Art 2, 4. Taking pulse, passing pills, Wienie will help to cure your ills ; For its a nurse she wants to be, And she will do it successfully. Lena Minichiei.lo 164 Botv Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Lena hopes to have a shop. Where she can sew her way to the top. Thomas J. Mirabito 104 Clark Street Credit Roll 2. Bright blue eyes with brown hair, He ' s not so small but he ' s de- bonair,, In any field he takes a whirl. And he has what it takes to win a girl. Charles Mitchell 39 Henry Street Charlie will travel by road or by the air lanes. As a plane mechanic, or a builder of planes. 1 Anne Middleton Secretary 2 ; Vice-President 3, 4 ; Student Council 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Where there ' s fun she ' s always in it Never still for half a minute. Myrna Mitchell 14 County Road Dramatics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3; Library Stall 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3. To be a teacher is Myrna ' s desire ; To what better goal could one aspire ? 143] Alexander Molle 181 BoK Street Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4;. As co-captain of the football team Alex was really on the beam. We know he ' ll soon find fame And make himself a great name. Joan Monahan 206 Linden Street Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 4. What a nurse will Joanie make, Patients forget their every ache. With her smile so bright and She ' ll bring them sunshine every day. Barbara Moores 97 Maiden Street Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3. 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4. Sweet and neat, Barbara ' s hard to beat. Joan E. Morgan 11 Dean Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3. This charming girl With her smile so gay A successful bookkeeper Will be one day. 1 44 David Morris 20 Bellinghain Ai ' cnue Homeroom President 3 ; Drama- tics 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Good fortune will always follow him. And friends will always cheer, For Dave will find his place in life As an electrical engineer. Carmella M. Mortelliti 13 Waters Avenue If it ' s a secretary you have in mind, Carmella will be the best you can find. Anne Moscaritolo 178 Ferry Street Credit Roll 3. There are many jobs For a secretary to fill, And Anne is one Who will fill the bill. Richard P. Moynihan 15 Forest Avenue Band 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 ; Track 4. Engineering is his aim, This is the field where he ' ll find fame. Carol Joan Munroe 46 Chelsea Street Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 4. Irish we all call her; A pretty girl is She. Those big blue eyes and charm- ing smile. Will be with her all the while. Louis Muscarella 54 Oakes Street Louie is known by all us kids, He ' s known as one swell pal ; And anyone that gets him, Is sure a lucky gal. Barbara McCarthy 75 Hazel Park Honor Roll 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 4. She ' d like to work in an office A typist she would be, But wherever there ' s fun and laughter, There Barbara, you will see. Charles McCarthy 15 Stevenson Avenue Football 3, 4. Charlie ' s ambition is one that ' s high. For he ' s another lad that wants to fly. 145 Frances McDonald Ij Henry Street Credit Roll 3, 4. Frannie ' s heart is set On being a commercial designer, And in the future we know There ' ll never be one finer. Florence Napolitano 84 Clinton Street Homeroom President 4 ; Student Council 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Italian Club 3, 4. Her cheerful smile will be a Great aid to success. We wish her health, wealth and Loads of happiness. Lorraine McDonald 39 IVinslozv Street Credit Roll 3, 4. Laughing, smiling all the day Lorrie is always happy and gay. Whatever she plans to do after June. Success in life is bound to come soon. Patricia McLaughlin 157 Glendale Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 3, 4. Isn ' t she sweet? They always repeat When demure little Pat gaily walks down the street ; A proficient secretary, she will be Taking dictation and pounding the keys. Marion C. McNeff 15 Prospect Street Dramatics 3 ; Glee Club 2 ; Honor Roll 2, 3; Credit Roll 4. A school teacher Is what Marion will be In this she ' ll be a great success Just you wait and see. Josephine Napolitano 21 Lynde Street Credit Roll 3, 4. We all know Josie A fine secretary will make For she has all the requirements That it will take. I 40 1 Paul L. Nelson 209 Shufc Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Salvatore p. Napolitano p y already picked his career, 168 Cottage Court He ' ll study to be an engineer. President 2, 3, 4 ; Football 2. 3, 4; Credit Roll 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Sal ' s fine sense of humor Will help bring happiness With his zest for advancement He ' ll discover success. Richard F. Nesbitt 14 Autiaiin Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Richie loves the night life, Richie hates the day. So he wants to own a night club. To keep the wolf away. John Northrup 21 Miller Street Band 2 ; Credit Roll 3 ; Track 2, 3, 4. No matter what he chooses To be his life career. We know that he will succeed When he departs from here. Muriel Jean Neily 24 Oliver Street Gilbert Sullivan 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 4 ; Credit Roll 3. Our well known Muriel With her brains and beauty, Will succeed, we are sure, As she has ingenuity. Pauline Frances Nuzzo 237 Chelsea Street Vice-President 2. As a telephone operator Pauline is apt to say May I call you later? The lines are tied today. 147 mm Dorothy Obery 162 Ferry Street Homeroom President 2, 3 ; Gil- bert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committte Biography Staff Elect ; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. Dotti was our Co-Captain of ' 53. She ' s full of fun and fancy free She led the cheers with great success We wish her all the happiness. ROSEMARIE OpPIDDO 38 Clark Street Glee Club. Rosies ' bright and shining face Will bring sunshine everyplace. Edward O ' Brien 1 Thompson Place As an Internal Revenue Agent Ed will have fame, As a graduate of E.H.S. we shall always remember his name. Dennis O ' Donnell 106 Central Avenue Though quiet and studious he may seem, His humor and wit are a gag- writer ' s dream. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed. And as a golf star he ' ll take the lead. Catherine O ' Keefe 227 Bradford Street Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. ' Sweet personality, Grand disposition, We wish Kay success In her every ambition. 4SI Florence Ozioli 42 Estes Street Gilbert Sullivan. Always good, seldom bad. Always gay, never sad. Antonio Pace 83 Main Street Antonio has a definite goal — A businessman he ' ll be. A job from which large fortunes roll Appeals to him, we see. Louise Mary Panniello 35 Tileston Street Louise is rather quiet But still a lot of fun And as a telephone operator She ' ll surely be a good one. Barbara Parker 11 Myrtle Street A pretty nurse she ' ll be some- day, An angel dressed in white. Who ' ll keep her patients ' spirits gay And disposition bright. Rose Pace 232 Main Street Credit Roll. Life and work will be Just bliss For this quiet and Smiling miss. Barbara Parlow 276 Chelsea Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Credit Roll 2; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Quiet and sweet, a good friend too. Bright as a penny is she. As her work, what will she do? Wait, and then we ' ll see. Annette Pascarella 9 Carlson Street Annette is such a charming girl, As pretty as a picture. Just let one employer see her — She ' ll be a permanent fixture. 1 49] Marie Pasquarella 18 Staples Avenue Honor Roll 2, 3 ; Homeroom President 2. Marie ' s to be a secretary One you won ' t forget. But to marry a handsome man She thinks is better yet. Eleanor Petricca 57 Carlson Street Homeroom President 2 ; Art Stafif 4 ; Secretarial Staff 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 4. Eleanor plans to be a secretary, And she is sure to succeed. For her knowledge and skill Are just what she ' ll need. Claire Peabody 59 Myrtle Street Claire likes to cook And she likes dancing too. Whatever she decides upon, We know she ' ll follow through. Camille Peddle 17 IVaverly Street Credit Roll. Her smile is like a summer day, Cool and refreshing. She ' s the cream of the crops She is certainly the Tops. Vincent Petracca 54 Luke Road Vincent is planning feats bound to last, And as an engineer he won ' t be surpassed. Florence Pierotti 77 Clark Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Florence is another girl Who has chosen to do office work. She ' s the kind of girl A boss would be glad to have as a clerk. 50] Alfred Plunkett Lorraine Pizzano .S ' A ;; ' !7 )i r Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Lorraine is charming Sweet as they come And has a personality You won ' t find in everyone. 38 .-Ippleton Street Dramatics 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Alfred is undecided About what he wants to do. But don ' t worry, Alfred — Uncle Sam has his eye on you. Sidney Poger 112 Florence Street Dramatics 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Lyceum 2. Good, better, best. Never let it rest Till your good is better And your better, best. John Pomer 270 Main Street Track 3, 4 ; Football 2. We like the pleasant things you do, We like the things you say, We like your sense of humor, too, We like your sunny ways. LoRETTA M. Pizzano 86 Wilbur Street Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Credit Roll 2. A modest girl With a cheerful smile, A pleasant way, A friend worthwhile. Joseph Pompeo 208 Bradford Street Homeroom President 4. Joe ' s ambition He will not confess But whatever it is It should bring him success. 51 Lorraine Porriello 7 S2van Street Secretary 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, .1 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Cheerleader 4. Lorraine ' s personality is so sweet To know her is really a treat She ' s a girl that ' s worry free And we know that ' s the way she ' ll always be. William Quigley 5 Argyle Street His ambition he won ' t tell But what he does will be done well. We ' re sure you ' ll reach the top Keep going, never stop. Arleen M. Pratt 4 Derne Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. To be a dressmaker Ls Arleen ' s first aim We hope she will prosper On the road to fame. Jean Prince 56 Estes Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 3; Credit Roll 2, 4. Jean has her mind made up A model she will be Will she fulfill this dream? We shall have to wait and see. Ellen Quealy 27 Clinton Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Honor Roll 4; Credit Roll 2, 3. Nursing her patients, With vigor and vim, Ellen will be. Both cute and trim, John Quinton 116 Union Street Quint wants to serve the coun- try. On the sea he ' ll do his stuff. With the Navy he will serve, Till the enemy cries, Enough. Ann Renzuli.i 95 Maiden Street Majorette 2, 3, 4. Sweet and friendly Ann Can twirl a baton with ease, And soon her nimble fingers Will be tapping comptometer keys. Diane Revelas 65 Freeman Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Diane has charm a plenty She ' s also very neat. To know her is to like her She ' s so cute and sweet. 3, 4; Anna M. Reppucci 4 Elmivood Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. Affable, courteous, and gay, A friend to all that come her way, She ' s as nice as a girl can be She ' ll be a success, just wait and see. Jo Ann Ricci 94 Reed At ' enue Cheerleader 3, 4. Jo Ann is lovely to look at And she is lovely to know May we wish you great success Wherever you may go. Deborah Rice 10 Gilmore Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Credit Roll 4. We wish Debbie success In her chosen career May she become happier With each passing year. Frederick Rich 17 Harvey Street Band 2, 3, 4. F is for the friends that Fred has gained, R is for the high rating he ' s attained ; E is for E.H.S. who hates to loose this lad, D is for the best drummer we ' ve ever had. 1531 H. DuRRELi, Robinson hS Harding Avenue To be a salesman Is a fine ambition indeed. There is no doubt about it — Durrell will surely succeed. Elena Rocco 70 Revere Street Homeroom President 3 ; Dra- matics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Elena wants to be a teacher, A good one she will be ; She ' s sure to be a great success In that we all agree. Acnes Ronan 114 Cottage Street Glee Club 1, 3 ; Credit Roll 2. Take a temp ; give a pill, Ask nurse . ' gnes to cure your ill. She ' ll carry on her job with ease, Each patient she is sure to please. Ruth L. Rollins 4 Kinsman Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. In an office bright and gay, Ruth will type from day to day ; She ' ll do her work with skill indeed. And everyone knows that she ' ll succeed. Robert J. Roma 425 Ferry Street Basketball 2, 3. Roma wants a job . . . Short hours, long pay. .• nice job, but Unheard of today. |54| Marion Rood 61 Baldivin Avenue Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Credit Roll 2. To be a stewardess is Marion ' s aim ; Her work on planes will bring her fame. We ' ll be proud to hear her name And know from E. H. S. she came. Anthony Rosa . y Carlson Street He ' d like to own his own iiiarkt ' t, On this his mind is set. May the years that lie ahead, Become as prosperous, yet. Marilyn Rossi 29 Mohan Street Marilyn who is forever merry Will make a perfect secretary. She will do her part And surely win her boss ' s heart. William Rossi 26 Fremont Az ' cnue Bill has said his future plan Is to be a business man ; His endeavors in this field Nothing but success will yield. V Lucille Rossetti 33 Lexington Street Homeroom President 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Lucille will make A wonderful teacher, If some lucky guy Doesn ' t bring her to the preacher. Marilyn Elaine Rudnick 53 Fuller Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Vice- President (G S) 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 4 ; Secretarial Staff 4. This pretty miss, A success will be. She helped cheer our team On to victory. Marie Russo 47 Reed Avenue Credit Roll 3. Working in an office Typing all the day Is Marie ' s ambition To earn her future pay. 55 Patricia Ann Russo 118 Vernal Street Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Pat ' s winning ways Will play an active part In fulfilling the desires Of her little heart. Joan C. Samison 123 Dartmouth Street Homeroom President 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Joan is a whirl of charm, She ' s loved by you and me, Her personality will linger on Success for her you ' ll see. Walter L. Russo 19 Dernc Street Orchestra 2 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. Music is his hobby, Music is his aim. Having Walter for a friend Is any person ' s gain. Vincent Sabella 132 Chelsea Street Football 2, 3. We hope Vinnie will remember When he ' s up there in the sky Those happy days of yesteryear At dear old Everett High. Elaine Ann Sampson 54 Mansfield Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Cheer- leader 4. Elaine is bashful, Elaine is shy, But she always has a smile For the ones who pass her by. Adeline Santo 28 Windsor Street Credit Roll 3. A trim and tidy secretary, Adeline will someday be; For she has all that ' s necessary. As we can plainly see. I 56 1 Norma J. Saktini 30 Union Street Credit Roll 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4: Italian Club 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Majorette 2, 3, Leader 4. Norma, the leader of the band, We think deserves a clapping hand. She ' s leaving now — We got a case No other girl can take her place. Jeanette R. Sciarappa 26 Winslow Street Homeroom President 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 2 ; Credit Roll 3. To be a secretary is Jeanne ' s desire ; She ' ll set the business world afire. She ' s such a good sport and full of life ; She deserves happiness without a strife. Ronald Scanzillo 150 Nichols Street Ron is on the fence With a tentative ambition, Thinks he might like to be. An Oil Burner Technician. Jane Seander 4 Harris Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4 ; Italian Club 3, 4 ; Senior Homeroom President 4. Full of life, full of fun, Jane is always on the run. Spencer Secher 28 Porter Street Credit Roll 2. He is one who can easily score, Success for him is surely in store. Barbara Ann Sehlin 2 Clark Street Secretarial Staff ; Honor Roll 3 ; Credit Roll 2, 4 ; Secretary Home- room 3. Oh, Those dimples are all you see, Barbara ' s pretty we all agree ; We wish her luck and happiness ; We know she ' ll be a great success. Janet Shapiro 35 Maiden Street Dramatics 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3; Year-book Staff 4. Janet ' s aim is to write great fic- tion ; For which she ' ll get a Pulitzer Prize Because our Jan has strong conviction. This really won ' t be a big sur- prise. Edward E. Senibaldi 46 Tilcston Street Ed we know will someday be A great musician — You wait and see. Mary B. Seward 6 Fremont Avenue Twinkle, Twinkle little star We all know this girl will surely go far. Deborah Shapel 91 Nichols Street Glee Club 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. Debbie is liked wherever she may Just ask her friends and they ' ll tell you so. Barbara Shea 87 Union Street Barb is a girl known to all She ' s pretty, clever, and shy, And no matter what she may do Success won ' t pass her by. 5S| Marilyn Shefshick 27 Hamilton Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 4. Marilyn is the best sport That one could hope to find She is well liked by everyone Who really think she ' s fine. John Shields 11 Forest Avenue Dramatics 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. John is forever being teased But he is never, never displeased He ' s quiet and shy But a regular guy. Barry Siegel 126 Garland Street As a student of mechanics, Barry will explore an auto ' s organics. Marie T. Silverio 41 Floyd Street Gilbert Sullivan 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Marie will keep the files and type the letters, And in her field there ' ll be no better. Rhoda Sheppard 10 Gilmore Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4 ; Honor Roll 2 ; Credit Roll 2, 4. Smiling face and gay disposition All help to get Rhoda an excel- lent position. Joan M. Skinner 16 Veterans Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Lovely to look at and lovely to know, Joan ' l find joy, where e ' re she may go. 159] T Selma Slotnick 80 Maiden Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3 ; Honor Roll 4 ; Spanish Club 4. College bound is Selma To teach gym is her aim. With her skill and kindly way, She will soon rise to fame. Barbara Smith 18 Dix Street Waltham, Mass. Dramatics 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 2, 3. To be an airline hostess Is Barb ' s first desire She ' s the kind of girl Any boss will be glad to hire. Lorraine Ann Smith 30 High Street Laurie has told us That for work she will be ready, Until she meets the boy who says Please cook me some Spaghetti. Carolyn Smith 42 Valley Street Credit Roll 4. Carolyn ' s real aim in life Is to be a good housewife. Janet Lillian Smith 72 Woodlawn Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Secretarial Staff 4. Janet will be an airline hostess And fly from coast to coast She ' ll treat her passengers swell Of that she ' ll proudly boast. I (.0 1 Robert Smith 4 Clark Street Basketball 2, 3, 4. Smitty ' s future lies in sports, In basketball he ' s great ; We know he ' ll be a famous star In fact — we ' ve set the date. Dale H. Snovvdon 80 Cedar Street Basketball 2, 3. Uncle Sam he wants to serve, This position he ' ll deserve. Gloria Soper 116 Union Street Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Ambition — Nurse. Friends she has many, Foes she has none, Our friend little Gloria Is loaded with fun. Anthony F. Sorrento 152 Bow Street Football 2, 3 ; Track 2, 3 ; Italian Club 1. A way with the girls has he, Above all things, he likes variety. Orene Spada 120 Jefferson Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4 ; Italian Club 3, 4; Art 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Orene is tall, smart and shy And she ' s a big favorite at Everett High. Beverly A. Sparks 74 Wilbur Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2. To type from day to day Is Bev ' s present aim. With her ability This goal she will attain. 4 Dorothy Sparks 9 Windsor Street Talent Show 3 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 4. As a receptionist, Dot will be the best, With her good looks, talent, and zest. 161] Joseph Sperlinga 7 Clarence Street Joe will hurry, And he will keep His date with the Navy, On the briny deep. Mary Stabile 40 School Street A nurse is Mary ' s great ambition She ' ll attain a high position She ' ll help to ease those aches and pains Of that, no patient will complain. Elaine M. Stack 29 Valley Street Glee Club 2, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 3. Her sparkling personality . ' nd bubbling vitality Will win her friends In any locality. Beverly Stahle 35 Revere Street Dramatics 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. To be a school teacher Is what Bev has in mind We know she ' ll be a good one Since she ' s so inclined. |62J Jo. nne Steele 219 Hancock Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2 ; Secretarial Staff. JoAnne is a talented girl And we know she ' ll be glad To be the best Secretary That any boss has had. Herbert Stevenson 2 Evelyn Court Herbie ' s drawing will carry him far. And his skiing should make him an Olympic star. JOSKPH SlIPINO Joanne Stevenson 41 Norzvood Street Dramatics 4 : Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Credit Roll 3. Although she looks gentle and shy, There ' s a twinkle of mischief in her eye. 11 Waters Avenue President Italian Club; Credit Roll 3 ; Football 2, 3, 4 ; Track 4. A smile will go a long, long way And Joe ' s will take him far. Whether he becomes a business man Or a famous football star. James Sullivan 4 ' ) Highland Avenue His friendly way His winning smile Will bring Jim success For a long, long while. Janet Swindell 25 Applet oh Street Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Secretarial Staff 4; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2 ; Homeroom Secretary 3. She ' s a friend worth knowing, And a friend worth having. We wish her lots of happiness. And know she ' ll be a great suc- cess. Beatrice Tarquinio 19 Dyer Avenue A very sweet girl With a very sweet voice, As a secretary Bea is our choice. Dorothy Taylor 39 Glcndale Avenue Dramatics 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Credit Roll 3, 4. To be a secretary Is Dot ' s ambition. We know she ' ll be a success In this position. 1 63 J Evelyn Taylor 33 Raynolds Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 4; Credit Roll 2. 3. In helping to relieve the sick from pain, Evelyn will nurse them back to health again. Antoinette Tiberi 20 Lynde Street Gilbert Sullivan 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Italian Club 3, 4. She keeps us happy all the time ! She ' s always full of fun. She can ' t decide just what to do; She ' ll know when she ' s begun. Katherine Terrio 218 Vine Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Stu- dent Council 3, 4 ; Credit Roll 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Junior Prom Committee. Sen- ior Prom Committee. This pretty girl has a great per- sonality. She ' s sweet, gay, and full of vitality. This little miss has won much acclaim. Cheering for E.H.S. has brought her fame. Jean M. Thibodeau 150A Vernal Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Secretarial Staff. Jean is the sweetest girl That E.H.S. will lose; She ' ll be a Medical Secretary Whose fame will not be news. Lucy Jean Thistle 60 Wolcott Street Credit Roll 2, 3. Lucy ' s the girl everyone ' s proud to know. She ' ll be a success wherever she may go. She ' s got the personality and the makes ; Good luck Lucy — you ' ve got what it takes. 1641 John Toth 437 Ferry Street Credit Roll 2. To be a machinist, Is what John desires. We know that he has The skill it requires. Lee Ulian Anne Troy 4 Green Street Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Anne is charming Sweet as they come And has a personality You won ' t find in everyone. 760 Broadway Dramatics 3, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Lee is an honor student Who can ' t help but win, She ' ll certainly be great In whatever field she ' s in. ' 1 Elsa Bette Tucker 16 Bucknam Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Credit Roll 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3; Activity Staff 4. Full of pep and full of fun Elsa ' s liked by everyone She ' s quite a cute Miss, its agreed ; We wish her the best, and know she ' ll succeed. Janice L. Vaughn 271 Chelsea Street Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3. Janice has a pleasant tone. To say Number, please on the telephone. Her charming way will bring her fame We all shall remember Janice ' s name. Mario Valeri 15 West Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Mario is always on the ball, For he ' s the star of them all. Marilyn Vaughn 271 Chelsea Street Credit Roll 2. The sick will have care Both day and night, Once Marilyn is capped In nurse ' s white. 105 Jeanne J. Varga 15 Courtland Street Take charm and personality Add a jigger of beauty and brains, That describes Little Jeanne A girl who never complains. Lorraine Waite 54 Staples Avenue Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4. A private secretary is what Lorraine has hopes to be, And with her brain and person- ality, We know she will succeed. James Vertullo 86 Ferry Street Basketball 2, 3, 4. Football and basketball Are hobbies for Jim ; May happiness and success Be for him. Kathleen Vetromile 52 Woodzvard Street Dramatics 3 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3, 4. Kathleen believes politeness is — To do and say, The nicest things in the nicest way. George A. Vietri 2 Elmwood Street Homeroom President 4 ; Credit Roll 3 ; Football 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 4. Eleven kids is George ' s dream, He wants to manage a football team. K)0| Ethyl Walker ]0 May Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Ethyl wants to get a job. And then when that is done, Ethly wants to settle down And have a lot of fun. Robert Walker 89 Norivood Street Homeroom Treasurer 2 ; Dramat- ics 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. 4 ; Credit Roll 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3. Bob will soon be a great singer. We know lie ' s capable of filling this position. His singing will thrill young and old. We hope in the end there ' s a pot of gold. Roberta Weisman 123 Union Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 3, 4; Credit Roll 2; French Club 3. Bobby isn ' t so small And she isn ' t so tall But Bobby is one Who is liked by all. Ella Westerman 12 Ei ' elyn Road Dramatics 3, 4 ; Orchestra 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; French Club. To be a school teacher Is what Ella has in mind, We know she ' ll be a good one For she is so inclined. Marlene Westerman 161 Vine Street Marlene, with a promising future. Will receive a good share of bliss. And we as her classmates, are happy to say She is very deserving of this. Geraldine Walsh 7 Harding Avenue Credit Roll 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Gerry is a quiet lass One of the nicest in our class, A typist is to be her task An happiness is all she asks. Dolores Written 40 Fuller Street As a telephone operator Dolores will hold the post Of connecting our nation From coast to coast. James E. Wilson 70 Everett Street Tools and equipment will fill Jim ' s desire To be a mechanic that one soon will hire. With pliers and wrenches, he will fix your ignition In such a way, there ' ll be no competition. Marilyn Woodall 82 Jefferson Avenue Dramatics 2, 3. Marilyn will make her patients happy With her very charming way. The doctors will depend on her Throughout each night and day. Muriel Yarde 25 Waters Avenue Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer ; Band 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Talent Show 2; Credit Roll 2. Her little tongue was never still, Talk it must and talk it will. Albert Young 78 Chatham Road When you need vitamins, Or some sort of pills. Come see our Albert, Your prescription he ' ll fill. I 08 1 George Zackular 41 ' Lawrence Street George wants to have a position; A white collar job Is what he ' s wishing. Eleanor Zaino 43 Alfred Street Credit Roll 3. A general office worker Is what Eleanor will be. She ' ll keep the office buzzing With her keen efficiency. CAMERA SHY Alan Brotman Burton Copans John Leonard Robert Trager Charles E. Zellin 11 Orchard Street Football 4 ; Baseball 3, 4 ; Basket- ball 3, 4. Chuckle wants to get rich quick, If he does, he ' ll never kick. 1 4 SENIOR HDMEHDDM PRESIDEIVTS First Rozv. H. Kaufman, J. Seander, J. Sampson, F. Napolitano, M. Brogna, J. Thibodeau. Second Row: P. Caradonna, J. Kryzovic, J. Manganaro, J. Pompeo, S. Napolitano, G. Vietri. |69J CLASS HISTORY As freshmen, in September of 1949, our class began its high school career at the Albert N. Parlin Junior High School. Under the capable leadership of Audrey Clark as president ; Sal- vadore Napolitano as Vice President ; Elena Rocco as Secretary and Barbara Moores as Treasurer, the class of 1953 proved to be a group of energetic and enthusiastic students. The talents of our classmates were displayed in the Dramatic Club, Debating Club, band, or- chestra, and the athletes were first in gaining recognition. Recollections of our Freshman year include Parlin Socials, outstanding assemblies contrib- uted by the Dramatic Club, Debating Team, the Talent Assembly sponsored by the unforgettable Traffic Squad at which our colleagues displayed talents which heretofore had been hidden. On Parlin Day, thirteen members of our class were proud recipients of the Parlin P award. Thus ended a year which had been successful and full of happy moments. When September rolled around again, we, as sophomores, made our long anticipated entrance into Everett High School hoping for the best and expecting the worst. As our leaders, we chose Carole Gosselin, as President ; Doreen Gardner as Vice President ; Elena Rocco as Sec- retary ; Barbara Moores as Treasurer, while Norma Barnes, Audrey Clark and Anne Middle- ton represented the Sophomore Class on the School Council. While trying to outwit upper- classmen and trying to be optimistic about the pranks played on us as the underclassmen, we were enthusiastically taking part in the Gilbert Sullivan Club, Glee Club, Lyceum, band, or- chestra, Italian Club and Spanish Club. On the sports field our classmates were showing their athletic abilities. Highlights of our Sophomore ear included our Sophomore Hop, Yeoman of the Guard, Italian Night and Variety Time of 1951. The following fall found our Junior Class bus- ily engaged in electing Janet Baker as President; Jeanne Harding as ' ice President; Lorraine Porriello as Secretary ; and Barbara Moores as Treasurer. The Junior representatives on the School Council were Norma Barnes, Carole Gos- selin, Florence Napolitano, and Katherine Terrio. The class of 1953 was rapidly becoming a vital part of Everett High School. Many of us par- ticipated in the productions of Drama Night, H. M. S. Pinafore, Italian Night and Varieties of 1952. Besides the talents displayed in these activ- ities, the gridiron, court, diamond, and cinder j)ath were feeling the impact of our energetic athletes. ( ur Junior year came to a grand finale with the long awaited Junior Prom. Classmates worked untiringly side by side preparing for the big night. Our school gym was transformed into a Hawaiian paradise to the delight of all present. When the Class of 1953 again assembled in Rockwood Auditorium, it was as the Senior Class. Our first duty was to elect the students who would wield the gavel of authority for our most memor- able year. Female politicians again held the rule when Janet Baker was elected President ; Beverlee Ahlin, Vice President; Lucy DiPaulo, Secretary; and Barbara Moores, Treasurer. Meanwhile, on the School Council Norma Barnes was Student Chairman and Florence Napolitano was Secre- tary-Treasurer while Katherine Terrio, James Beattie and Ronald Courtney were representatives. 170 1. Barbara Allen 2. Pat Auger 3. Charles Mitchell 4. Hazel Blake 5. Florence Pierotti 6. Myriia Mitchell 7. Virginia Frank 8. Doreen Gardner 9. Janet Smith 10. Barbara Smith 11. Bobbie Jane Cooke 12. Carol Baggs 13. Joan Chandler 1 1 S6| Lois lifsoH BIOGRAPHY STAFF Catherine DiMuzio. Second Row — Left to Right : Arthur GerokouHs, Marion Rood, Ronald Courtney. SECRETARIAL STAFF First Row — Left to Right: Jean Thibodeau, Jean Prince, Janet Swindell, Angela Frammartino, Jeanne Harding. Second Row — Left to Right : Dorothy Obery, Eleanor Petricca, Marilyn Rudnick, Barbara Sehlin, Jeanette Sciarappa, ' Janet Smith, JoAnne Steele, Lorraine Waite. |S7| ACTIVITIES STAFF ACTIVITIES STAFF N. Dersofi, J. Shapiro, R. Courtney, N. Barnes, F. Napolitano, E. Tucker. SPORTS AIVD ART STAFF SPORTS AND ARTS STAFF First Row. P. Howell, L. Lifson, D. Morris, Miss Cotter, B. Ahlin, R. Messenger. Second Row. L. Conti, E. Consalvo, J. Thibodeau, K. Ahlberg, E. Petricca, F. McDonald, B. Stahl, E. Quealy, J. Baker, E. Cordwell. | S.S| SEMDR PHDM Soft lights, the gym decorated in the gay festive spirit of the Mardi Gras, the sweet music of George Lane and his music masters, young men in formal dress, beautiful girls in evening gowns, glamor and laughter. The Senior Prom of ' 53 ! What senior can ever forget the night of March 20 ! Two hundred couples joined in this, the gala event of the senior class. From the start to finish our committee arranged and carried out their plans to make this the greatest of all affairs. A good job well done. The Grand March, led by President Janet Baker and her escort, was hi lighted only by the picking of Frank Haley and Lillian Bono as King and Queen. The prom over and away, we went to other spots of entertainment, interesting and pleasant, but there ' s only one Senior Prom. Our thanks to Mr. Daniele and Miss Cotter for their splendid work and un- tiring efforts in making this, a night never to be forgotten. .S9| DHM ITIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. John McLaughHn, has again completed a successful year. The purpose of this group is to develop the personalities of members through a knowledge of stage technic, and to enrich their cultural backgrounds by an under- standing of drama as a fine art. These ideals are accomplished by weekly practice on stage in the presentation of skits, verbal exercises, and pantomimes. In addi- tion, the group is advised on various phases of stage presence and the drama by their able director. Dramatic Club activities this year included a tea, which was given for the parents of members. In addition, the club successfully participated in the Massa- chusetts Drama Festival at Marblehead. The play presented was Overtones. Members of the cast included June Bleet, Nancy Dersofi, Toby Newman, Sidney Poger, John Shields, Beverly Stable, and Ella Westerman. OFFICERS Nancy Dersofi President June Bleet Vice-President Janet Shapiro Secretary Doreen Gardner Treasurer Sidney Poger Program Chairman W I DR IMA IVIGHT THE PLAY ' S THE THING The motto of the E. H. S. Dramatic Class was activated in the preparation and presentation of this year ' s Drama Night. The play, directed by Mr. John McLaughlin, was Louisa May Alcott ' s im- mortal classic Little Women, a drama in three acts, as dramatized by Roger Wheeler. Thanks to the untiring efYorts of our director and cast, the warmth and sim- plicity of the beloved March family was re-lived, creating a fine and enjoyable performance. Also contributing to the success of the play were costumes authentic to the era. THE CAST JO June Bleet MEG Sylvia Embriano BETH Norma Barnes AMY - Marilyn Bradley MRS. MARCH Nancy Dersofi LAURIE Robert Walker MR. LAWERENCE Sidney Roger JOHN BROOK Donald LeGrow AUNT MARCH Ella Westerman HANNAH Joanne Stevenson PROFESSOR BHAER _...John Shields Props Harriet Kaufman, Ginetta D ' Angelo, Marlene Westerman, Bobbie Jane Cooke Costumes Carolyn Stacy, Merle Butler, Dorothy Harry, Dorothy Taylor, Carolyn Byrnes Stage Managers Evelyn Taylor, Toby Newman, Lois McRae Production Manager Janet Shapiro 191 The Gilbert and Sullivan Clnb 1921 SEMDfl LIBRARY STAFF Front row: Rocca, Stable, Gillis, Miss Gindele, Kaufman, Dersofi, Shapiro. Back row: Parlow, Walsh, Bleet, Queley, Goldman, Taylor, Gardner, Revelas, Ullian, Mitchell. Juninr-SaphDmore Library Staff Front row : Salanione, Brasy, Stacey, Miss Gindele, MacCrea, Schlimper, Cantalupi. Back roii. ' : Walsh, Swan, Butler, Bernzini, Ostrovsky, Lack, Anthony. 1941 LYCEUM Front rozv: Newman, Ostrovsky, Sciola, Mr. Mahan, Piconne, Moores. B ' ack rozv. Poreski, Cohen, Herlihy, Fothergill, Haley. SPMISH CLUB Front row: Schopell, Harry, |peet, Franck, Miss Byrne, Rood, Ahlin, Kaufman. Back rozv: Siegel, Freeman, Porrella, Dell Isola, Stacy, Dean, Lifson, Baker. SEMDH GLEE ELUB 1 96 I THE ITA LMIV CLUB The Italian Club has progressed notably since its beginning fifteen years ago. On December 4, 1952, the club sponsored a Parent ' s Night at the Everett Senior High School. Parents of students studying Italian sat with the students during a regularly scheduled lesson in Italian. Members of the club served a collation to their parents after the class. On March 21 at Boston College, the club presented a play before the Eastern Massachusetts Association of Teachers of Italian. The Annual Italian Night was held at the Rockwood Auditorium April 17 when the club presented a play, Maritiamo la Suocera. After the performance, the club was host to the alumni at a reunion in the school cafeteria. The cast included : Rober Coviello Antonio Pace The otticers of the Italian Club are : Joseph Supino, President Barbara Moores, Vice President Richard Massaro, Secretary Carmine Annetti, Treasurer Deni Evangelista Sylvia Embriano Jane Seander Barbara Moores Antoinette Tiberi Faculty Advisor, Mr. Victor De Rubeis 197] SCHOOL COUNCIL Front Rozi ' : Meyers, Courtney, Napolitano, (Secretary-Treasurer), Mr. Bleiler, Barnes (Student Chairman), Miss Gibbons, (Faculty Advisor), Pecci. Back Rozv: Cafasso, ' acca, Holmes, Mr. Putnam, (Faculty Advisor), Terrio, Beattie, Newman, Bond. We are now proud to present our School Council. This organization helps maintain the promotion of school spirit and student participation. This year a wonderful assembly program was scheduled by the School Council, financed by their annual Talent Show and dance. Under the direction of the Council, a thorough clean-up campaign was con- ducted which added greatly to the appearance of our school. The members of the Council attended two conventions this } ear, namely : the fall convention at Winchester High School in November and the spring convention at Gloucester High School in April. The projects of the Council could not have been so successfully carried on without the guidance of Miss Julia Gibbons and Mr. Lenox B. Putnam, faculty advisors, and Mr. Charles E. Bleiler, submaster. il i I 1 1 98 1 Backfield : Davis, Sapienza, Napolitano, Frontero, Caiazzo, Vetrano. Litie: Manganaro (Co-capt.), Valeri, MoUe (Co-capt.), Marques, Annetti, Supino, Grande, Arcari. FOOTBALL TEAM 1952-1953 Davis, Grande, Annetti, Coviello Horseman Zellan Co-Captains — Mangranaro, Molle Napolitano Colameta Vietri, Valari, Supine, Arcari FDDTBM.L The Crimson Tide has risen again ! Not since the ' 45 season has an Everett High School football team gained so much fame and publicity. Beginning with the Weymouth game and ending with the All-Star Game, Everett ' s boys and the Everett football team were in the news. Lead by Co-captains Al MoUe and John Manganaro we racked up a 7 and 2 record against the best teams of class A . The Everett Tank Line, with a combined weight of over a ton was another high light of the season. We had been looking forward to the opening game with Weymouth since the close of the ' 51 season. When we took the field nothing could stop us, not even the three year state champion, Weymouth. With Everett ' s line and Carmen Annetti ' s ball stealing act leading the way, sve played Weymouth to a scoreless tie in the first half. Everett had a big chance to score when Frontero passed to Arcari on the Weymouth 30. Arcari, turning to make the catch, looked up into the sun and lost the ball. Oh for a pair of sun- glasses ! The touchdown came at the end of a drive that started on the Everett Zl yard line; a nine play blitz that wound up early in the fourth period, with Jimmy Frontero running 31 yards to pay dirt. On the way, some fine line bucking was displayed by Sal Napolitano and George Caiazzo. After that victory, the season was sure to be a success. After breaking Weymouth ' s 31 game winning streak, we ran up against another one in Somerville. Somerville had beaten us for the last four years, but this was no obstacle for the Crimson Tide to overcome. The only thing that could stop Everett that Friday night was the rain, so the game had to be called off until the next night. The first Everett touchdown was made by Sal Napolitano, who dove over from two yards out. Our second score came on a trick reverse on a punt return. Whitey Davis took the punt, and running across field handed it ofif to Caiazzo, who ran 56 yards for the score. The game was won in the final minutes, with Somerville touchdown bound on the Everett 40 .Co-captain Al Molle grabbed a wayward pass and raced 60 yards to score, only then to faint from the shock. The final score was 20 to 13, and the Crimson Tide rolled cm ward. Our next game with Quincy proved once again that the Everett line was too much. Early in the second quarter the wear and tear began to show, and we began to go. With Al Molle, Carmine Annetti, and Mario Valarie making the holes, fullback Sal Napolitano and halfback George Caiazzo blasted their way to the Quincy 4, from there Sal dove into the end zone for the score. We added another in the fourth on a pass from Frontero to Sapienza good for 25 yards and the score. The defensive stars of the game were Joe Supino, Bob Marques, and Orlando Grande with some tackles that still can be felt. The final score was 13 to 0. We hit high tide against Lynn Classical. George Caiazzo coming off the sick list to score all our points, as we swamped a determined Lynn team. Caiazzo ' s runs will never be forgotten in Manning Bowl, up to midway in the fourth period we hadn ' t even made a first down. Whitey Davis filling in for the injured Frontero showed he was a capable quarterback in calling the plays. He passed to Caiazzo for one of the scores. The final score was 25 to 6. We found ourselves again in the spotlight as the game of the day. But this time victory was not ours. Medford dropped us from the unheaten ranks 14 to 6. With |ohn Arcari recovering a fumble and making a sensational catch we drove to the Medford THREE and with seconds remaining in the half Sapienza crashed over for the score. W ' e threatened many times in the last half, hut fumbles and penalties hurt. Medford ' s speed proved too much for our big linemen. We gained our winning ways against hapless Revere. It was LETTER NIGHT as Coach Gildea mercifully cleared the bench in the second half. The Everett TANKLINE first saw action with Tino Valeri, Jim Moreschi, Mario V ' aleri, Joe Parziale, Bob Marques, Joe Herlihy and Ole Grande, making up the 1692 pound line. Caiazzo scored three more touchdowns with Coviello, Manganaro and Colameta all scoring in the rout. On we roared to a smashing 22 to 0 ' ictory over Brockton, with Juniors, Caiazzo and Sapienza leading the way. Our first score came as Alex Molle trapped a Brockton back in the end zone to give us a 2 to 0 lead. Caiazzo then grabbed a Brockton punt and ran 60 yards for the score. Americo Sapienza swept Brockton end for the second touchdown in the third period. A Whitey Davis to John Man- ganaro pass put the ball on the Brockton 10 and Sapienza carried the rest of the way for the final score. Our next Foe was Arch Rival Maiden and with a pending bowl bid and the old tradition staring us in the face. We got the second half jitters and lost 13 to 6. The first half ended up as Whitey Davis passed to Sapienza for a score and we went into the club house confident of victory. In the second half the little Maiden backs ran all over our tank line. If they had only run into us instead of around us the game would have been ours. We threatened again in the final period going to the Maiden 10, with Sapienza calling the plays 4 passes fell incomplete and we went down to our second defeat. We finished up our season in fine style by defeating our Thanksgiving Day Rival — Chelsea — 20 to 13. We drove 49 yards to a hard earned score in the first period with Sal Napolitano and Bob Coviello leading the way. In the second period John Arcari grabbed a If ' hitey Davis Pass in the Chelsea secondary and galloped the remaining 35 yards for our second score. Our third touchdown came in the fourth quarter by capitalizing on a faulty Chelsea pass and Sapienza scored his second touchdown. Everett ' s mighty line made their last ( never to be for- gotten) goal line stand in the final minutes to preserve Victory and to end up a successful season in grand style. To top olY a successful season six Everett Line Men and six Everett Cheer- leaders with their Coach, participated in the Suburban All Star Game. The game was won by our Co-Captain, John Manganaro, with a 65 yard kick off return. The Football Rally and Parties contributed much to the team ' s morale. We ' d like to thank all the Cheerleaders and Majorettes for the wonderful attention they gave our team. BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Putnam, R. Lionetti, A. Sapienza, R. Stewart, W. Davis, Co-captain, S. Napolitano, Co-Captain, P. Cocciardi, J. Raso, D. Reddington, R. Moynihan, Manager. THE SEASON ' S RECORD Everett — 63 Lynn Classical — Waltham — 48 Everett — 52 Medford — 55 Everett — 43 64 Everett — 54 Lowell — 31 Everett — 51 Newton — 38 Everett — 50 Revere — 42 Everett — 51 Lowell — 47 Everett — 52 Somerville — 54 Everett — 42 Revere — 53 Everett — 46 Quincy — 55 Everett — 40 Somerville — 52 Everett — 29 Chelsea — 43 Everett — 49 Quincy — 60 Everett — 53 Maiden — 44 Everett — 31 Chelsea — 54 Everett — 51 Medford — 54 Everett — 49 Maiden — 45 I 1041 This year ' s basketball team, the 25th coached by- Lenox Putnam, was the youngest in the Greater Boston League. The season ' s record of five wins and nine losses in league play, seven and ten all together, is not exactly impressive but it gave the boys the needed expe- rience to make them a better ball club the next time they take the floor. In our first game against Lynn Classical we were victorious by the score of 63-48. Then came Waltham and defeat 64-43. This was followed by a 51-38 vic- tory over Newton, giving us two wins and a loss in pre-league games. Our league season started at Lowell and we got off on the right foot with a 51-47 victory. Then disaster struck. We were hit by four straight losses. First, to one of the best Revere teams in years followed by Somerville, Quincy, and Chelsea. We got back on the victory trail with a win over our neighbor Maiden 49-45. However, the trail was short and we were defeated in our next game by the pre-season favorites, Medford. Even though losing, this was the best game that we played in the first half of the season. The second half of the season started off in the .same fashion as the first, with a victory over Lowell. Then came revenge on Revere by a score of 50-42. Next was Somerville, at the end of the first half the score was 35-24 Somerville leading. All looked hopeless ! In the second half the boys put on a great exhibition only to fall short in the final minute. The final score was Somerville 54 Everett 52. This game was followed by two more defeats by Quincy and Chelsea. We got back on the right side of the ledger with a 53-44 victory over arch-rival Maiden. In the final game of the season we were defeated by Medford 54-51, but it was one of the finest exhibitions of high school basketball to be seen. Among the seniors on the team are the co-captains William Whitey Davis and Salvatore Napolitano. Davis is probably the best defensive player that Coach Putnam has. Whitey also has a nifty one hand push shot that made him an equally dangerous offensive threat. Sal showed that he could hold his own on any court. The other seniors are Thomas Green and Robert Smith who are missing from the picture. 1051 Vim TRACK TEAM First Row: J. Northrup, J. Manganaro, R. Coviello, (Captain), J. Pomer, B. Joseph. Second Row: F. Astuti, R. Knight, M. Valeri, A. Pace. , Coach John Kilhan is looking forward to a banner year for the track team ll ' l this spring, although he will have hard work to fill the shoes of such graduated stars as Captain Robert Johnstone, David Peerson, William Perkins, Larry Amo- rosa, and James Gibson. tj He will have to rely heavily on star lettermen : Captain Bob Coviello, milers I Jack Northrop and Richard Knight, short putters Al Molle, Orlando Grande, Mario Valeri, broad jumper Joe Astuti, and runners John Manganaro, Burton I Joseph, and John Pomer. In addition to these outstanding veterans he will be ' aided by sophomore Lennie Tarasuk and high jumper Mel Ashton. The loss of jij, miler Richard James will be felt greatly. 1 SCHEDULE May 2 University of Massachusetts Relays at Amherst May 5 Lynn Classical at Lynn May 9 Massachusetts Relays at Belmont May 12 Revere at Everett May 19 Somerville at Everett May 23 Metropolitan Meet at Cambridge May 26 Chelsea at Everett May 30 State Meet at White Stadium 1106] MAJORETTES First Row: Leaders — Jeanne Harding and Norma Sartini. Second Roiv: B. Coliskio, R. Spinale, T. Pagnini, L. Gianelli, B. Walsh, Leader, J. Ahlin, M. Russell, J. Palmer. R. Striano, A. Renzulli. CHEERLEADERS Front Row. V. DelGazzo, Co-Captain K. Terrio, Co-Captain D. Obery, J. Ricci. Second Rozv: R. Cataldo, M. Gesner, E. Sampson, R. Tozzi, P. Dean, B. Barrett, F. NapoHtano, M. Rudnick, L. Porrielo, C. Gosselin, A. Frammartino. JUmOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Vice President, Anthony Pento ; President, Frank Petroni. Second Ro7v: Treasurer, Jean Palmer; Secretary, Rosemarie Cantalupi. JUMDR HDMERDDM PRESIDEOTS Back Row: Marques, Frontero, Caiazzo, Vacca, Paiziale, Arinello, Santilli. Front Row: Maflfeo, Babcock, Post, MacRae, Marchesi. |111| SDPHDMDRE CLASS OFFICERS First Row. Vice President Sciola, President Evangelista. Second Rozv: Treasurer Finos, Secretary Lancian. SDFHOMDRE HDMERDDM OFFICERS First Row. Cafazzo, Ostrosky, Cassely, Holmes, Ricciardi, Annese, Catalfamo. Second Rozv. Donnelly, Squatrito, Boyages, Serafini, Moreschi, Carleton, Delory. |112| |lir,|