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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

The Class of miVETEEIV HUlVDRED FIFTY FOUR Presents MEMORIES OF EVERETT HIGH SEHDDL Everett Massacliusetts Joseph J. Cantalupi Head of Couiiiicrcial Department DEDICATIDIV The class of ' 54, just as those who have gone before and those who are to follow, recognize the tempered qualities of this man. We have found him to be stern, but kind, unselfish, personable, thorough, understanding, wise, untiring, honest, sincere and friendly. It is with genuine pride that we, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-four, have the privilege of respectfully dedicating Memories to, Joseph J. Cantalupi, The Teacher. [2] MARTIN G. SANBORN Principal CHARLES E. BLEILER Siiluiiastcr THAMS Many times in the glamour and excitement of life, great and deciding factors as to our future are overlooked. It would be remiss on our part if we should leave to face the world without a friendly smile and a fond farewell to these two men who have so exemplified the spirit of help and co-opperation. We thank you both for everything you have done to steer us on a course of security on this sea of life that our ultimate port of success may be obtained. [3] [4] [5] SENIOR- COUNCIL [6] President Vice President Frank Petroni Joseph Parziale FOHEWDHD Three years ago we entered Everett High School carrying with us a multitude of hopes, expectations, and ambitions. Now we go forth as finished products of this institution, one step nearer our goal. Always shall we treasure the precious memories of these, our high school days, and always will our task be to practice and exemplify in every way those teachings which have been culled from the portals of this ; our Alma Mater. SEMDR CLASS HISTORY ACT I The opening scene of this drama takes place in the confines of that well known house of learn- ing, the Albert N. Parlin Junior High School, in the year of nineteen hundred fifty. Participating, is a well known cast of Frank Petroni, President ; Kathleen Donnelly, Vice Presi- dent ; and Anthony Pento, Secretary-Treasurer ; ably assisted by a mob-scene of about four hun- dred characters. Engendered and deep rooted in their collective minds is the very satisfying con- viction, that now at last, no longer is there a class of many, but rather a solid machine made up of many with a singleness of purpose. A sturdy lot, a vibrant group, a cast of workers all. We find that a freshman ' s life takes on a little brighter hue. Boy notices girl, girl responds. How delicately is handled the first real social on a Friday afternoon, and how improved they seem to be as the year passes. Activity is the bye-word as is proved by the overwhelming response to the call for athletic teams, debating teams, talent show, public speaking contest, band, orchestra, glee club and other varied activities. This all too short, action-filled, act is hi-lighted by the awarding of the Parlin P to eleven of the worthy cast. As the curtain falls the climax is reached with the entire cast being pre- sented certificates of achievement which grants them the privilege of carrying their play to a larger theatre. ACT H Adjustment of the cast to its new environment in the Everett High School seems, at first, to be chaotic. Like unwanted children they wander about, laughed at, scorned, and ridiculed. Gone is the dignity of its position in life. Gradually this class, like a ship on a stormy sea, seeks haven and guidance in its leaders of the past. Once again it ' s Frank Petroni as President, Anthony Pento as Vice-President, Toby Newman as Secretary, and Kathleen Donnelly as Treasurer. As an added feature to the leading players, we find greater student representation is needed. Our entire cast rises to the call and elects to student council Marion Bond, Theresa Pagnini, and Frank Vacca. The first taste of true unity comes in quick time as the class is represented on the football field by Caiazzo, Marques, Frontero and Sapienza. This is the first outward sign that the class of ' 54 is truly needed and welcome. The scene of action passes to the gym where the first social of the year is held, the Sophomore Hop. The Hop is no flop, but strange to say, both a social and financial success despite the handicap of the band being two and a half hours late, because of a snow storm the first night, and then failing to even show up at the next one. Progress is shown throughout the year as these little sophomores gradually adjust themselves and show their abilities by performing in the band, orchestra, Gilbert and Sullivan, and the Talent Show. As the year draws to a close, after what seems to be a dragged out length of time, we see our class a real threat to the upper classmen by their scholastic, athletic and social abilities. ACT HI September again and we gaze at the cast which is growing into young ladyhood and young man- hood. How they strut and Lord it over those poor sophomores. How short is their memory in one brief year. Once again Frank Petroni is chosen President, Anthony Pento, Vice President ; Jean Palmer, Secretary, and Rosemarie Cantalupi, Treasurer. Marion Bond, Toby Newman, Marguerite Pecci, and Ronald Vacca are chosen as members of the student council. In the field of sports Caiazzo, Frontero, Sapienza, Marques, Parziale, O ' Keefe, Lionette, Cocciardi, and numerous others are standouts. Once again. Dramatics, Gilbert and Sullivan, and the Glee Club are enforced by the members of the Junior Class. Football games, basketball games, dances, assem- blies and presentations of the various clubs all tend to make the burden of those terrible classes a great deal lighter. The climax of the year is the festive Junior Prom. A glorious time was had by all and thus ends the third act. ACT IV It seems only yesterday that this same group met in this same assembly hall for the purpose of home room distribution. The full forces of the realization that this is the last time does not strike this happy lot. Class officers are chosen with Frank Petroni, President; Joseph Parziale, Vice President; Rosemarie Cantalupi, Treasurer ; and Lois Mac- Crae, Secretary. The school council of Marion Bond, Peter Cocciardi, Ann Del Isola, Robert Lionette, and Ronald Vacca are chosen and at once swing into the task of preparing assemblies and functions to make this the biggest and the best year. Marion Bond is chosen Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook, ably assisted by Bob Lionette, Frank Vacca, Joe Parziale, and Leo Squatrito. The athletic teams, as mentioned in other pages, were ably represented by outstanding members of the class. Mr. Ashley, the Superintendent of Schools for many years, is the first member of this graduating class and receives his diploma on January first. Our former Principal at the Parlin Junior High, Mr. William P. Canty, is chosen to replace Mr. Ashley. Gradually March sneaks up on our heroes, and at long last, on the night of March 19, we see glamour and beauty present at the long awaited Senior Ball. Time melts into nothingness as the yearbooks are distributed. Class Day comes and goes, and the sad but happy occasion of the final official gathering of the class of ' 54 takes place. Graduation : The parting of the ways. Farewell classmates and actors all. May your future be just as bright and even brighter than what seemed to be so dull in the glorious past. [8] IN MEMORY DF OUR CLASSMATE Helene Acornley 29 Rock ] ' alley Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. To be a comptometer operator is Helene ' s ambition. We are all sure that with her sweet personal- ity she will be successful. William Bradford Allen 6A Parker Street Commercial Preparatory A successful diesel engineer is what Bill wants to be and all we have to say is, Lots of Luck. 5 Edith Amicone 5 Avon Street Commercial Our Edie is a sweetie. We of Everett High know she will reach her goal with her charm- ing personality and laughing eyes. 4 Bernice Ann Amirault 11 Bellingham Avenue Commercial Bernie wants to be a secre- tary. She has what it takes with those sparkling eyes, and we know she will succeed in everything that comes her way. Barbara Aleck n a 69 Maiden Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. It ' s nice to Se natural when you ' re naturally nice. And as a comptometer operator Barbara will be a natural success. Arthur Anderson 4 Falmouth Street Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4. A nice looking guy with a swell personality, Art is sure to be as successful in his chosen field as he was on the gridiron. 11 Dorothy Anderson 4 Falmouth Street Commercial Peachie is one of the sweet- est members of our class. We hope she is as successful in the future as she was in making us laugh. Melvin Ashton 71 Glendale Street Mechanic Arts Football 3, 4 ; Band 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Mel is an astute gentleman and an earnest worker who by these two traits will be a leader in the field of draftsmanship. Robert Arineli.o 66 Lynn Street Mechanic Arts Home Room Pres. 2, 3 ; Home Room Vice Pres. 4. Here ' s a handsome, well liked, friendly sort of guy ! His ambi- tion is to go on to school. It looks like another winner for E. H. S. He can ' t lose because it ' s a sure thing. 1 Bernard Arnofsky 259 Vine Street Academic Home Room Sec.-Treas. Bernard ' s ambition is to go to college and be a great scholar. We wish him all the luck in the world. g Rosemarie Asara 9 Calhoun Avenue Commercial A quiet miss is Rosemarie With loads of personality We know whatever field she ' s in. That Rosemarie will always win. Barbara Babcock 14 Knox Park Commercial Home Room Pres. 3 ; Dramatic Club 4. A sweet girl with a sunny dis- position, Babs will have a suc- cessful career as some lucky man ' s secretary. [12] Marilyn Anne Bailey 32 Autumn Street Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Marilyn wants to join the Marines or go to dancing school. We know that which ever pro- fession she chooses she will be a great success. Richard Bartolo 6 Perry Place Mechanic Arts Richie ' is one of the boys who hopes to further his knowledge of engineering. Good Luck to you. 5 Carol Beaton 100 Madison Avenue Commercial Home Room Officer 2. Carol is quiet but has a win- ning personality. We all know that with her scholastic ability she is bound to succeed in what- ever she attempts to do. 4 Lorraine Berardi 262 Main Street Commercial To be a receptionist is Lorraine ' s aim. Her quiet and charming personality will assure her of suc- cess in this field. Marjory Barnard 9 Bcrzvick Court Academic Glee Club 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 4. Margie wants to be a teacher. W ' e hope she will remember to be as lenient as possible with the homework, and we know she will be a wonderful teacher. Adrienne Marie Bernard! 11 Clarence Street Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 4. With her vitality and vivacious personality, we know Adrienne will succeed whether as a dancer or a designer. |131 Helen E. Bernazani 221 Hancock Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff 3, 4. Helen wishes to be a secretary. With her charming smile and her winning personality we know she will please her boss, and someday, that certain person will know how lucky he is to have her. Mary Bonazzi 113 Union Street Commercial As a dancing teacher, Mary is bound to succeed and will some- day soon dance her way into some lucky guy ' s heart. Success ! Gertrude Bernstein 20 Francis Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 3, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 3 . Good requirements a nurse must have, and all of us know Goodie surely will pass. With all the luck and a lot of hope, success and happiness will come to you. 1 Barbara Ann Blanchard 64 IValmit Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3. Barbara will be a teacher and an able one, we ' re sure. With her quiet manner and determination, she ' s bound to succeed. g Lois Bolduc 52 Tufts Avenue Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Lois wants to be a typist. We hope she finds the key to success and happiness. Marion E. Bond 44 Linden Street Academic Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sul. 4; Junicjr Prom Committee 3 ; School Council 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Yearbook 4; Soph. Hop Com- mittee 2 ; Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. She shines as a beacon in the wilderness. We hope she never loses her charm or outstanding personality for as a nurse, we know that her patients will never want to get well. Best of Luck. Reda Ruggelo Bonito 121 Cottage Street Academic Reda ' s ambition is to become a social worker. With her friendly manner and quiet ways we ' re sure she ' ll succeed. Jeanette Bono 31 Englewood Avenue Commercial With her quiet but pleasing manner Jeanette ' s bound to be a welcome addition to any office. 5 Dennis Charles Borek 96 Sivan Street Academic Full of mischief when Dennis the menace is about there will never be a dull moment. We know he will make a competent draftsman. 4 Lorraine Borgia 65 Freeman Avenue Commerical Home Room Officer Treas. 3 ; Sec. 2. Pudgy is a dynamic little gal with a personality to match. With her athletic ability, plus her vim and vigor, Pudgy is bound to be successful in any office. Anna Bono 304 Ferry Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4. If Ann does her secretarial work as well as she did her school work, some employer will have a very efficient secretary. Amelia Ann Botto 9 Jaekson Avenue Commerical Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Secretarial Staff. Amy is one of our most viva- cious misses. With such a winning personality she ' s sure to make a hit in any office and later a charming wife for her lucky guy. 115] Louis J. Bourgeois 260 Main Street Commerical Home Room Officer Pres. 4. Louis will add much to the office with his personality. We knonw he will succeed as a future clerical worker. John Brock 140 Fuller Street Academic At first sight, Johnny gives the appearance of being a quiet lad, but within a few seconds his jovial and friendly personality becomes evident. Lots of luck in all that you encounter in the future. Barbara Anne Bowser 73 Engleivood Azrmie Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Sec. Staff. Sweet to look at, sweet to know. Bobbie ' s winning smile and radiant personality assures her success in a musical career. 1 Richard Boyle 94 Morris Street Commercial Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Bas- ketball 2; Track 2. To don a uniform for Uncle Sam and live a life of leisure is Richies ambition. Best of Luck. 9 Patricia Cathleen Brady 15 Winthrop Koad Commercial Honor 2. Although undecided, Pat will be a success in anything she does. A lot of luck and happiness for you in the future. Merle Butler 14 Belmont Street Academic Home Room Officer 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4 ; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Merle claims that she will be a Medical Secretary, but we think matrimony will come first. With her personality she will suc- ceed in whatever she does and make any fellow happy. William Butler 14 Winthrop Road Academic Band 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Billy isn ' t sure about his ambition yet, but he ' s sure to reach the top no matter what he decides to do. Carolyn Doris Byrne 991 Broadzvay Academic Home Room Officer 3 ; Glee Club 4. Carolyn is a future Florence Nightingale. We wish her all the success and happiness possible in her chosen field. Robert E. Cacciola 482 Ferry Street Mechanic Arts Gilbert Sullivan 2. Bob ' s ambition is hidden in the shadows of the future and we can ' t read in the dark. We know that father time will see him through all right. Frank Caiazzo 14 Thorndikc Street Mechanic Arts Frank ' s quiet ways have won him many friends at E.H.S. We know that his work as an artist will be as colorful as his per- sonality. George Caiazzo 14 Thorndike Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Track 2, 3, 4 ; Band 2 ; Sophomore Hop Com. 2 ; Junior Prom Com. 3. George ' s first class qualities on and of¥ the football field of E.H.S. are a wonder; his hand- some looks and Atlas muscles are his most intriguing gestures. George won ' t have a hard time in his great football career. Good luck Georgie! Rosemarie Cantalupi 82 Bradford Street Academic Class Officer 3, 4; Home Room Officer 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com. 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Tootsie ' s friendly manner and pleasing personality have made her one of the most popular girls at E.H.S. and as a teacher with these outstanding assets she will hypnotize her future pupils into doing all their school work. |17J f John Cantone 17 IVoodlaum Street Mechanic Arts We hope John will have a shock- ingly good career as an electri- cian. Joseph Caruso 31 Mystic Street Academic Joe is a popular fellow with a knack for anything concerning chemistry. If we happen to hear a big bang someday, we know that Joe has just discovered a new formular. Walter Cardillo 139 Bucknam Street Academic Home Room Officer 2. Walter wants to make mints, but the only mints he ' ll ever make will be candy mints. Good Luck Cardink. 1 Lorraine Carpenito 119 Chelsea Street Commercial Home Economics A charming petite and efficient housewife we know Lorraine will be. Success is only natural for this sweet lassie. 9 Janet Grave Carroll 108 Linden Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4. Jan ' s ambition is to be a dental assistant. We know she ' ll be suc- cessful in her undertaking. Salvatore Caruso 40A Engleifood Avenue Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4. Friends are always remembered and Sal will never be for- gotten. The prediction ahead is luck and success when someday he will be a successful engineer. James Cassidy 3S I ' rcscott Street Mechanic Arts Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Jim hasn ' t decided yet, but whether it is in sports or business he has got all the traits and great- ness. His good nature and mild manner plus a lot of know how, will make him a man of the world. Margaret Cassidy 38 Prescott Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Helping others is her desire. Peggy will be an able worker to make other people happy. Good luck in the future. Rosemarie Cataldo 14 Beachavi Street Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Cute and irresistable is co-captain of E.H.S. ' s cheerleaders. Won ' t this smiling little miss look snappy in the uniform of the U. S. Air Force? Good luck Rose- marie. June Barbara Cerio 32 Abbot Avenue Commercial Although June is undecided about her future, we ' re sure her sense of humor and personality will help her along the road to success. Dorothy Chiavelli 46 A Lexington Street Commercial Preparatory Small petite, and oh so sweet ! Dotty ' s desire is to become a dental assistant. We wish you luck and success in the coming years. Barbara Chiulli 238 Vine Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 4. Very cute and witty. That ' s what Barbara ' s friends say about her. Whatever she does, we know that it will be fun and laughs. Success. [19] DiANNE Marie Cirino 28 Ferry Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4. Dianne is quite a credit to our musical clubs with her lovely voice and fine personality. We wish her luck as a certified pub- lic accountant. Teresa Contardo 48 Argyle Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3, 4 ; Cheer- leader 4; Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 3 ; Talent Show 3 ; Drama Night 4 ; Dramatic Club 4. Two words are all that ' s needed to describe Teresa, Personality Plus. As a cheerleader and an actress she has been successful. We know she will make a hit in any office. Walter A. Clark 35 Webster Street Academic Walter is going to join the Air Force and become a pilot. May he fly high, wide, and suc- cessful. 1 Richard Clericuzio 25 Carlson Street Mechanic . rts Football 4. Rich as he is called, has great things in store. His smiling and worthy manner will make him a great Surveyor. He is a pre- cisionist, a boy who is exact in all things. I ' m sure these are the characteristics of truly good sur- veyors. Peter R. Cocciardi 7 Bucknam Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club ; Sophomore Hop Com.; Junior Prom Com. ; School Council ; Drama Night. We can always depend on Pete, The Man , to add to the fun at any gathering. Besides being a terrific basketball player, he is also a popular guy, and is sure to succeed in all he does. 9 Joan Cook 4 Mead Street Commercial To write, to type, and to take dictation is Joan ' s ambition. We ' re sure she ' ll be a success with her very sweet and pleasinng person- ality. Success . 201 Ronald W. Cook 627 A Broadway Academic Dear old Ronald, with his witty remarks. In every classroom there ' s never a dull moment. His ambition is to be an engineer and E.H.S. knows he will make the grade. Betty Cooke 19 Baker Road Commercial Glee Club 2. An adventurous spirit has Betty, who intends to travel and see the world. Her pleasing personality and ready smile will win her friends in many lands. Roland Cooke 84 Madison Avenue Academic Roland, our good natured class- mate, would like to enter the engineering profession. We know he has the ability and will suc- ceed in any field. Roberta Correllf. 142 Rim Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. Friendly, cooperative, and lots of fun, is our Bobbi . With a personality like hers she ' s sure to make a successful receptionist. Marion Corrigan fyO Clinton Street Commercial Home Economics Band 3; Orchestra 1. Marion intends to make pho- tography her career. Whether it ' s as a model or as a photographer she ' s attractive and talented to do both. Nancy Corvino 82 Everett Street Commercial Home Economics Cheerleader 4 ; Year Book Staff 4. Nan was one of E. H. S. ' s cute cheerleaders. Her wonder- ful personality and cute little smile will always remain in her future years. Good Luck ! [21] William Consentino 10 Hazel Park Academic Football 2; Baseball 2, 4; Track 4. Brotlier is going to be an electrical engineer. But be care- ful with live wires, because they have an awful kick. Theres. Curtis 117 Vernal Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Theresa ' s ambition is office work. Any office will be all a-glow with her sparkling red hair and pleasing personality. Olive Cunni ngham 21 Summit Avenue Academic Talent Show 3 ; Dramatic Club 4. Olive ' s ambition is to be a school teacher and help mold the minds of America ' s youth. We all know in our hearts that she will make not only an attractive school marm but also a suc- cessful one. John B. Curtin 116 High Street Academic Never a dull moment when Curtin ' s around. If he achieves his ambition of becoming general in the army, we know Harpo will succeed with his good nature and keen sense of humor. Lawrence Curtis 15 Harvey Street Commercial Home Room President 4. This all-round little guy has big ideas and whatever he tries to accomplish, we know he will succeed. Ralph N. D ' Agostino 31 Prescott Street Academic No New Deal or Fair Deal , but just an Honest Deal for Ralph who wants to be an Honest politician. Lots of luck at the polls. [22] Monica M. KiNd Dalkv.mi ' le 107 High Street Commercial (;i(.c Club 2; Gilbert .S; Sullivan. Monica ' s ambition is to make a good home for Paul. With her quiet but pleasant manner, she should find no trouble in doing this. Remember, Monica you ' re the only girl for the job. lipiPliPli Ferdinando D ' Angelo, Jr. 213 Elm Street Mechanics Arts With Freddie as your auto- mechanic, your car will always be in tip-top condition and, of course, his prices will be reason- able for members of the class of 54 . 5 GiNETTA D ' Angelo 52 Ashton Street Academic Glee Club 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Library StafT. Ginetta will bring cheer to her pat ients, making them forget their difficult days. She will always make them feel gay with her pleasing smile and wonder- ful personality. 4 Helen Davis 50 Bettinson Avenue Commercial She ' s lovely to look at and lovely to know. Helen will go far up the ladder of success. She can ' t fail with those assets. Phyllis Palma D ' Amore 34 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. To be a manager of a bakery is Phyl ' s ambition. We hope she will make a lot of dough . Priscilla Alice Dean 52 Walnut Street Commercial Preparatory Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee ; Spanish Club 3, 4. Pricilla was one of the girls who cheered our boys on to victory. We know she will suc- ceed in her office work if she marches into the office with the same enthusiasm that she used in marching on our football field. [23] JosEi ' }! DeFelice 98 Central Azmuc Commercial Track 4 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. After graduation, Joe will don his blues and go sailing, sailing over the bounding main. Adam DeFeo 280 Main Street Academic When your sick and feeling low, go and see Doctor DeFeo. Good luck in your chosen pro- fession. Carmen DeFlumeri 64 Florence Street Mechanic Arts Carmen ' s wish is to own a con- struction company. Maybe he ' ll build a new E.H.S. someday. Here ' s hoping. Mary DeGenova 7J5 ' crnal Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3 ; Glee Club 2. Mary wants to be a telephone operator. Apparently this charm- ing miss is doing all right as a heart operator. 1 9 Gerald DeFilippo 138 Boiv Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 4. We in the class of 54 will watch our step because with Jerry as an F.B.I, agent we won ' t stand a chance because he will be right behind us. Lots of luck and keep those handcuffs nice and shin} ' . Virginia DeGeorge 8 Corey Street Commercial Home Room Officer 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Virginia ' s ambition lies in mu- sic. We hope she is as successful in this field as she was in making us laugh. 241 Jo-Ann Delano 33 Clark Street Commercial Petite and sweet. Joanne ' s sparkling eyes and winsome ways will add charm to any office. 5 4 Vera Del Gaizo 135A Broadivay Commercial Home Room Vice President 4 ; Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4. As co-captain of the cheer- leaders Vera ' s voice was one of the loudest to yell for the E. H. S. boys as they fought on the grid- iron. Soon she ' ll be yelling some- more but this time at her hus- band. Ann Dell I sola 165 Vine Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Sopho- more Hop Committee ; School Council 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4 ; Parlin P Club; Library Staff. Ann is attractive, charming, and has personality plus. To further her education is her de- sire and we all know she will suc- ceed in everything she encounters. Lorraine De Marzo 12 Oakcs Street Commercial Home Economics To wind and trim and set those locks is Lorry ' s wish. If she does as well as she does on her own, she can be sure of success. Suc- cess, Lorry . Patrick DeVito 23 Plumer Street Commercial Pat will soon be marching along hand-in-hand with Uncle Sam, with the same vigor he used in marching along the cor- ridors at E. H. S. Shirley Marie Dibbern 57 Sycamore Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Shirley wants to be a success- ful secretary. With her sparkling personality we all know that she will achieve her goal in any field. [25] Robert DiSciuli.o Judith Alice Dingee 49 Glcndale Street Commercial Home Economics When you see a motorcycle parked outside Saxs ' dress design shop, you ' ll know that Judy has just arrived for her day ' s work. 92 Tileston Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 4 ; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3. Magee shall succeed in his desire for college because of his ardent attempts to get ahead. His easy going generous well behaved manner make him a unanimous choice. Most likely to get to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow . Marie DiNino 45 Everett Street Commercial Glee Club 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Her future set her knowledge known. Marie hopes to be a legal secretary and later she will be a wife. Luck and success in the future. Marlene DiNino 30 Wyllis Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. To be a secretary is Marlene ' s aim. Her quiet and charming personality will surely lead her to success. 1 9 Richard L. Diorio 26 Victoria Street Mechanic Arts Football 2 ; Basketball 2. With Richie ' s sense of humor and laughable personality we are sure he will be a success while following in his father ' s footsteps. Watch your fingers as you pick up those red fighting lobsters. Nancy Dodge 37 Pleasant View Avenue Commercial Nancy ' s wish is to be a secre- tary and a very capable one at that. If she pecks at her husband like she picks at those keys, Be- ware ! [26] Elizabeth A. Doherty 28 Oliver Street Commercial Home Room Officer 2; Majorette 4; Gilbert Sullivan 4; Secre- tarial Staff. The red-haired beauty with a sparkling personality and artistic ability is none other than our Betty. We are sure that she will succeed in her interior decorating career. Kathleen A. Donnelly 122 Glendale Street Commercial Class Officer 2 ; Gilbert and Sulli- van 2 ; Soph. Hop Committee 2. Kay ' s ambition is to travel. We of E.H.S. are sure that with her pleasing personality and attractive smile, she will make many friends whereever she goes. Edward Dorgan 41 Estes Street Academic Home Room Officer 3 ; Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4. This soft-spoken, well liked gentleman, will, and shall suc- ceed to become a P. E. teacher. He is as the infenitive duty unlimited. Anthony Durante 29 Bolster Street Academic Anthony ' s gadgets have amazed everyone, everyone that is, but Anthony. He wants to be an Elec- tronical Engineer. His style of easy living and his tremendously shocking manner are sure to be the combination for a very electri- fying effect. June Evangeline Eaton 150 Fremont Avenue Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3. June ' s sweet personality and smart appearance will surely aid her in her career as a dress designer. With a pearl on her finger and a needle in her hand. Everything she does will be just grand. Betty Ann Eddy 1 Header Road Academic Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sul- livan 2, 3 ; Yearbook Staff ; Library Stafif 4. When Ann becomes a teacher, the boys will have a treat. With her winning personality and cute smile she ' ll be hard to beat ! [27] 1,1 Judith Ann Eldredge 967 Broadzcay Commercial Home Economics Judy ' s sweetness, personality, and ability all rolled into one assures our Judy of success. Pauline Elizabeth Elliott 283 BroadzL ' ay Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Pauline wants to be The Girl with the Smile in her Voice, a telephone operator. Because of her humorous ways, we of E.H.S. know she will be a success. John H. Ellison 214 Main Street Mechanic Arts Gilbert Sullivan 2. We all know the expression California or Bust , well John wants to make Tools or Die. With his witty humor and ability we know he will succeed. 1 9 Alexander Rocco Ferraro 85 Harvard Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Art 2, 3, 4. We know Alex will be a big success in the art class. Good luck in all your future plans, you deserve it. Sandra Espirito 70 Dean Street Commercial Home Economics Sandy hasn ' t set any aim but she can be sure of success in whatever she chooses. Mary J. Ferrer 37 Summer Street Commercial Lots of luck to Mary in her chosen vocation as a comptome- ter operator. There are no traffic lights to guide your way, but the sparkle of your ring will provide enough light to show you the proper keys to punch. 281 Allan Fisiiek Gerald Fine 171 Belmont Street Mechanic Arts As a mechanic, Jerry will find peace, but he ' ll always be covered with grease. 30 Russell Street Mechanic Arts Sailing! Sailing over the bounding main! Allan intends to join the service and sail the ocean blue for Uncle Sam. 4k 5 Harold E. Fitzgerald 14 Swan Street Mechanic Arts As one of Uncle Sam ' s sailors Fitzie is sure to find broad opportunities for success, both on and off shore. 4 Barbara Flanagan 183 Main Street Commercial Home Economics Barbara with her quiet and pleasing ways will succeed whe- ther she prepares food for her husband or customer. Best of Luck. James Fiore 7 Union Avenue Academic Technical Jimmy is headed for F.B.I, work. With his shrewd- ness and pleasing personality he ' ll make a good catch as well as a catcher. Olga Fonzi 104 Bradford Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3, 4 ; Glee Club 1 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Lovely, petite Olga will look quite smart behind the desk of one of our big Airlines making reservations. [291 Paul Fournier 157 Hancock Street Academic Paul wants to find an easy way to get rich quick. Remember us after you make your first million, Paul. Best of Luck. James Frontero May Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 3, 4 ; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Italian Club 2, 3. With his terrific personality and go-get ' em spirit, Co-captain Jimmy led us to victory. E.H.S. knows he will succeed in the future. Joyce Fox 91 Maiden Street Academic Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Joyce plans to be a nurse. We know a lot more people wouldn ' t mind going to the hospital if Joyce was their nurse. Louise Freedman 220 Ferry Street Commercial Preparatory Class Officer 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Gil- bert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 3. Louise wants to be a legal secretary. Some lucky lawyer may be caught with her charm- ing ways and sunny smile. 1 9 Marie Barbara Frongillo IS K. K. Terrace Commercial Home Room Officer 4. A cute little lass whose sweet ways and pleasing smile continue to win many friends. W e at E.H.S. know you ' ll make a suc- cessful clerical worker. Eugene Fullerton i f Jackson Avenue Academic There ' s no cartoons for Gene . It ' s the real thing whether draw- ing lines or figures, he ' s right in the swing. !301 Andrew Gallucci Diana Galante 94 Tilcston Street Commercial Always laughing, always happy. Diana ' s secretarial desires will be a serious bundle of joy. Raymond Gallagher 15 Mohan Street Mechanic Arts Adept at anything is Ray. He ' s undecided now but in all proba- bility he ' ll be a booming success in any field. Whether it ' s sports, business, or just plain laborer Ray is the man who ' ll be tops. 41 Plymouth Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4. To be a CP. A. is Andy ' s am- bition, and we all know with his background, he ' s sure to succeed in this position. Remember — keep your eyes on the numerical figures and not on the curved ones. William R. Gear 80 Foster Street Mechanic Art A cleft on the chin, means the devil within — this describes our Billy. With his humorous ways, we are sure he will someday build another Empire State Building. Rosemarie Ann Geraci 123 Vernal Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3 ; Glee Club 2, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3. To be an air-line hostess is Rosemarie ' s ambition. With her charming way, and personality, she ' ll do on any flight. Donald F. Gerokoulis 26 Shute Street Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3. Don is uncertain what he wants to be, but we know whatever he chooses as his career, we can always depend on him to succeed. Good Luck, Don. [31] Michael Gianatassio 9 Hawthorn Street Academic Track 4. Mike would like to enter the engineering profession. We know he has the ability and can surely make the grade. Credi Josephine Giunta 35 Bennett Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Roll 2. Sweet and charming that ' s Jo ' We are all sure that she wi be one of the best in her chose profession. Frank Giannelli 113 Hancock Street Mechanic Arts Printing is Frank ' s chosen field. Let ' s hope he sticks to tickets and and invitations and not to money ! 1 Richard Gianneta 225 Belmont Street Academic Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Italian Club 4. Richie wants to travel, adven- ture and good pay ; so it ' s Uncle Sam ' s Navy for him. Anchors Aweigh ! 9 t Nancy Giuliano 22 Everett Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Nancy will have an easy time finding a job as a clerical worker. Here is wishing you luck and success in the future. 321 Jane Glenn 60 Grover Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan. Jane would like to become secretary to some nice young ma and we ' re sure that he won ' t mir at all. David Goldberg 74 Chatham Road Academic With his pleasing manner and terrific sense of humor, we ' re sure that Dave will even be able to sell refrigerators to the eskinios. 5 4 Joan Ann Goodwin 57 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Joan ' s ambition is a secret, but our crystal ball tells us success and luck is in store for her. Alvin W. Goss 37 WoodvUle Street Commercial In the field of accounting, Al should have no trouble. After all, he ' s been following figures since he ' s been able to walk. Good Luck. Al. Hazel Gkamstorff 69 Pierce .-Ic ' enuc Commercial Secretarial work is Hazel ' s aim. With her quiet pleasing per- sonality we know she will gain fame. Evelyn Gray 145 Fine Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 4. Ev is an attractive miss who ' s just bubbling over with personality plus. With her sense of humor that ' s hard to beat, Blondie will be an added asset to any dentist ' s office. Donald Greene 328 Vine Street Academic Home Room Officer 3, 4. He vho does no mischief does it all. Donald wants to be an engineer but no matter what he does he will always be the most fun to be with. [331 X Donald Greer 108 Central Avenue Academic Home Room Officer 2, 4. A real cute guy, who makes the girls drool. His ambition is to get out of school — to continue his education in the service Neil Gkegoire n Pearl Street Mechanic Arts Baseball 3, 4; Track 4. It makes no difference whether he ' s on a court, a diamond, or gridiron, his desire to be in sports is tremendous. Equipped also, with a tremendous talent for speaking, Neil should do very well in his choice of any pro- fession. Shirley Grover 34 School Street Commercial Lovely to look at and lovely to see, in any office a success she will be. Pasquale Guerriero 36 ll ' inthrop Street Mechanic . rts Pat ' s wiffle is sharp and short, and with the girls he sure is hot ! While sailing over the bounding sea, even then a success he will be. 341 Philomena Guerriero 27 Forest Avenue Commercial Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3 ; Italian Club 3, 4. The secret of Philomena ' s sec- ret ways will always remain a mystery to her classmates. May- be, when she becomes a teacher, her pupils will be able to partake of her well kept secret. 1 g Robert Ha ley 9J Reed Avenue Academic If he does his work as well as he did it here, we ' re sure Bob will make an excellent engineer. Best of luck to you in your future career. James Halligan 5 Dean Street Academic As a comedian at E.H.S. Jimmy sure made a toss, which proves that his drugstore cus- tomers will never get cross. William T. Hakring 36 Shute Street Mechanic Arts Bill is one of our quiet mem- bers. But we ' re sure he ' ll have a successful career as a drafts- man and we wish him the best of everything. 5 Robert Harris 10 Forest Avenue Commercial Italian Club 3, 4. Bob ' s able and congenial man- ner will always keep him in de- mand. We are sure the Air Force will find him as agreeable and cooper ative as E.H.S. has for the past three years. 4 John Higgens 6 Parker Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 3. John is our future dentist. If you promise to be a painless one, we will all be your future pa- tients. Here ' s hoping that you pull through. Ronald Harpell 9 Harding Avenue Mechanic Arts Home Room Officer 2. Because of his humor we know when Ronnie is near. We ' re sure he ' ll succeed as a top engi- neer. Philip Hiscock 70 Freeman Avenue Academic Band 2. Phil is going into the jewelry business. In his quiet easy man- ner, he is bound to succeed, for he has a sparkling ray about him. William Hughes 30 Chatham Road Mechanic Arts Bill ' s ambition is to join the Marines and see the world. We know that when they are about to land he will be one of the first ones there and not sound asleep ill his bunk. Sarah Diane Itzkowitz 148 Main Street Commercial Band 3. Sarah wants to be an account- ant.. We haven ' t any doubt in our minds that she will make an unusually good one. Dorothy Huxkins 13 Stevenson Avenue Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 4. Dorothy plans to be a school teacher. We hope she ' ll remem- ber her golden rule day and pass her homework out sparingly. 1 Barbara Hurley 11 Woodland Street Commercial Glee Club 3; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4. With her pretty blond hair and pleasing smile — we are sure that Barbara will make working in an office worth her while. 9 Frank Imbornone 78 Ferry Street Commercial Working in a gas station we find our hard working Frank. We know that in whatever field he may enter in the future, he ' ll be tops in his rank. Natalie Johnson 11 A Edith Ai ' enue Academic Band 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Nat has added enjoyment to many of our assemblies by play- ing her harp. We wish her a very successful musical career. .361 Burton Malcolm Joseph 75 Nichols Street Academic Track 2, 3, 4. This lad someday will become a chemical engineer. He shall achieve this goal because of his tremendous ef¥ort and persever- ance. 5 4 Harry Kearins 37 Cedar Street Academic With his ability to make friends and willingness to learn, Harry will go far in college. Frederick Kelley 4o Chestnut Street Commercial Football. Fred is one of our handsome guys here at E.H.S. With his marvelous personality, he ' ll surely succeed in everything he attempts to do. John Kelley 46 Chestnut Street Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2. Johns may come, and Johns may go, but here ' s a John all girls know. Success and happiness in the future to a guy who cer- tainly deserves it. Kenneth Julian 11 Green Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Flying - sailing - or trodding along, with Kenny nothing will ever go wrong. Mary Kerrigan 48 Dean Street Commercial A pretty blonde with a fine sense of humor. Mary is sure to be a success in the secretarial field and as some lucky man ' s wife. ' 37] Elaine Kesslf.r 258 Vine Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4. Elaine, with stars in her eyes, and a diamond on her finger, is looking forward to married life. Such a popular and friendly girl is sure to find happiness. Richard Knight 68 IVellington Az ' enuc Academic Football Manager 2, 3 ; Track 2, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Richard is a man of good speed, and whatever he does, we ' re sure he ' ll succeed. Elliott Kessler 39 Innng Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Football 2; Basketball 2; Junior Prom Committee. To be an engineer is Bob ' s ambition, but as a sideline Bob will be one of the finest hunters that has come out of E.H.S. Norton Kessler 130 Nichols Street Academic In the years to come Nicky will be one of the big business men of our community, and make E.H.S. proud he was a member of the class of ' 54. Frank Kimmelman 10 Francis Street Academic Don ' t be surprised if you hear Frankie dedicating a song over the radio, for to be ' a D.J. is his ambition. William Dennis Kryzovic 63 Boiv Street Commercial Preparatory Baseball 2, 3, 4. Our handsome Billy with a great personality will find no trouble in becoming a successful Income Tax Investigator. Luck and success with you, and we hope that the only time you come to see us will be for pleasure and not for business ! [38] Angei,a LaBella 13 George Street Commercial Into the Air Force Angie will go, and with her bright smile, she will make a big hit with all the pilots. Irene Lanctot 32 Windsor Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. One of the friendliest and easiest to get along with, Irene also has to her credit a pleasing voice. E.H.S. wishes you luck and suc- cess in your singing career. 5 4 Joan Lack 14 Francis Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 3, 4. Joni, with her sweet personality and intelligence, will go far in her chosen field of teaching. Don ' t be too hard on our kids, Joni. Betty Jane Larson 27 Autumn Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Betty knows that a smiling nature helps to make an efficient secretary. Harry K. Leather 132 Freemont Avenue Mechanic Arts Harry ' s ambition is not yet decided, but whatever he decides to do we know that it will be done well. Don ' t forget to keep those white Buck ' s nice and dirty. June Leffler 12 Hazel Park Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Blond hair and blue eyes are June ' s wonderful assets. With them to her credit, we will prob- ably find her on the cover of our favorite magazine. [39] Robert Lionette Donald Le Grow 46 Englewood Avenue Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Tall, dark, and handsome is our crooner, Donnie. Soon we will hear his melodic voice on the radio or even T.V. ! 20 Locust Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; School Coun- cil 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4. Bob has been a great addition to our basketball team for three years. With his quiet but pleas- ing manner we ' re sure he ' ll win many friends at college. Roberta Leonard 78 Clark Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3 ; Dramatic Club 3. The next time you go to the hospital, Roberta will hold your hand and stroke your fevered brow. W e know she ' ll be a great success. Helen Levine 161 Vine Street Academic Dramatic Club 3, 4 ; Drama Night 4 ; Sophomore Hop Com- mittee ; Spanish Club 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Attractive and charming are iust a few adjectives describing Helen . But we at E.H.S. will always remember her sparkling sense of humor, and those talking eyes. Herbert Lichenstein 87 Florence Street Academic I dig you, and all that jazz talk will be a common thing to Herbert when he ' s a famous jazz musician. Josephine J. Losanno 29 High Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Number Please is what you hear when you pick up the tele- phone. We all know that no better operator could be found wherever you go. [40 Roland L. Lovett 81 Glendale Street Academic Roland is one of the quieter members of our class. His one and great ambition is to render the world his services as a Civil Engineer. We know you will succeed, Roland. James Francis Lucey 93 IValnut Street Mechanic Arts Whether you travel by bus, train, or plane always remember that Jim is connected with the transportation business. 5 4 Jerome Lovcano 59 Madison Avenue Academic Gilbert Sullivan 4 ; Italian Club 2, 3. Jerry, our protege of the physics lab, has a desire to be- come a teacher. A good natured fellow like Jerry, is bound to succeed. Rose Marie Luciano 9 May Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Rose Marie wants to be some young doctor ' s secretary and give the patients a treat instead of a treatment. Richard F. Lufkin, Jr. 90 Nichols Street Commercial Preparatory Dick ' s ambition is to be a construction worker ; with his per- sonality and knowledge we know he ' ll have an easy time setting things together. Lois Ruth MacCrea 178 Bradford Street Academic Class Officer 3; Glee Club 2; Library Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3 ; Year Book Staff. Lois wants to be a teacher. We know her pupils will like a teacher with such a sunny disposition Lois always brings. |41] Robert B. MacInnes 52 Church Street Academic Bob is bound to succeed in radio productions for his good nature and pleasing personality proves he has what it takes. Paul J. Mackey 74 Dartmouth Street Mechanic Arts Home Room Officer 3. and With his laughing ways jovial manner, We know not a guy could you find that was grander. Angela Christene Maffeo 117 Clarence Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4. Cute little Angle wants to wear an Air Force Uniform. We hope you succeed in your aim before you wear the bridal gown for that lucky fellow. Berce Mangerian 9 Hair Park Academic Baseball 2, 3, 4. Such a personality that Berge has, we wish you luck and success in your desire to be an electrical engineer. Watch out for live wires ! 1 9 A., h Jennie Maiuri 7 Belmont Street Commercial Glee Club 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Jennie will join the line of private secretaries very shortly, and a good one she ' ll make too. We all wish her a lot of luck and happiness. Jeanne Marchand 29? Main Street Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Jeanne ' s future looks quite bright as a Dental Technician. It may mean study and hard work, but if anyone is capable, Jeanne is. Success. 1421 James March ant 45 Lyndc Street Commercial Home Room Officer 4. There are a lot of business men but there ' s always room for a great one and that ' s Jim . This smiling, friendly young man has what it takes. Success is near at hand for young Jim. Mary Marino 223 Ferry Street Commercial Preparatory Glee Club 2; Italian Club 3, 4. Efficient, intelligent and a great personality. Mary ' s desire is to become a successful school teacher. We all know she will succeed and the class of ' 54 wishes her luck in the future. Robert Marques 35 Belmont Park Academic Home Room Officer 3 ; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Hey girls, there ' .s Bob is a familiar expression heard by Bob now-a days, but in the years to come he ' ll hear, Hey girls, there ' s Mr. Marques, that hand- some history teacher. Robert Martinage 210 Hancock Street Mechanic Arts Early to be d and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. We ' re sure that Bob won ' t mind getting up at four to plant his vegetables, if there ' s someone in the kitchen making his breakfast. Ann Dorothy Marchess 33 Fremont Avenue Commercial Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3 ; Secretarial Staff 4. Five feet two, eyes of Blue. Ann hopes to be a private secre- tary. Such a sweet and charming miss will be an asset to any office. All we can say is luckv, lucky. Boss ! Janice Martini 47 School Street Commercial Dramatic Club 4. Tanice, may you always stay as sweet as you are. With your scholastic ability and quiet ways, we at E. H. S. know you will climb high up the ladder of suc- cess. [43] Anna Louise Martucci 57 Central Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Anna is one of our Number please, girls, and we hope she always makes the right connec- tions. Frank Mayo 60A Cleveland Avenue Academic Stop! Look! and Listen, Bang! Here ' s Frank. This likeable chap would like to enter the field of science, particularly chemistry. He shows great promise and we know Frank will be a success. Joanne Margaret Masella 11 Forest Avenue Commercial Home Economics Full of fun and fancy free, that ' s our Joanne, and we all love her. She is a true friend to everyone who needs one. Joanne hopes to be a model. Here ' s hoping every- thing comes your way. 1 Joseph F. Massaro, Jr. 203 Bradford Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Italian Club 2, 3. Success, wealth and happiness are a few of the things we wish for Joe, that the future brings. g Charlotte Virgini. Matteucci 49 Autuiini Street Academic! Dramatic Club 4 ; Library Staff 3, 4; Drama Night 4. Small, petite and oh so sweet describes Charl . With her win- ning ways and lovely smile she is sure to make some lucky French pupil a wonderful teacher. Richard Mazzie 74 IVoodi ' ille Street Mechanic Arts With Richie ' s wiffle so sharp and neat. Plus his great person- ality he ' s hard to beat. 44 Mary McCormack 105 High Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 2. To be a housewife and treat him nice, that ' s Mary ' s ambition. She ' s full of zest and does things right that is why we know she will succeed. Margaret McFeeley 19 Paris Street Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 2, To join the Air Force and see the world. That ' s Peggy ' s ambi- tion, and with her gay and care- free way she is sure to find what she wants. 5 4 Gerald D. McGonigi.e -11 Clark Street .Academic Gerald was one of the quieter members of our class, but one swell guy. We know with his brains, passing the bar will be an easy task. Carol McKee SA Wilbur Street Commercial Senior Home Room Vice Pres. : Glee Club 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4. Carol wants to assist a nice young dentist who has short work- ing hours and a nice car. Lucky Guy ! Regina McCormack 105 High Street Commercial Home Economics To win new friends and keep the old. That ' s our Regina. She ' s really a wonderful and charming girl. Robert McKee 225 Hancock Street Commercial Preparatory Quiet, modest, and reserved is Bob. However, we know he has what it takes to make a success- ful C. P. A. 1451 Carol McKeon 246 Main Street Commercial Dramatic Club 4. One thing we ' ll all remember about Carol, is her hearty laugh. Her sense of humor and winsome ways can ' t help but assure her of being a successful secretary. Sharon Lee McNamara 12 Florence Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2. Sharon ' s future is to be a wave, think of all the money she ' ll save. Instead of buying fancy dresses, she ' ll wear the uniform Uncle Sam possesses. Carol Melchionno 103a Clarence Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. Carol wants to be a steno- grapher. What boss wouldn ' t be pleased to have a girl like Carol in his office. Andrew Morola 23 Courtland Street Commercial Curly brown hair and a sly smile describes our Andy all the while — soon he ' ll be sailing the bounding main but we of E. H. S. know he ' ll always be the same. 1 3 Louise Mercurio 11 Timothy Avenue Commercial Home Economics Louise intends to put her com- mercial training to good use when she becomes an office worker. We all wish her a lot of success in her chosen field. [46] Kathleen Messina 25 Bellingham Avenue Commercial Glee Club 3, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2. Kathleen ' s ambition is to be an air line hostess. We all know she will come through with fly- ing colors. Marilyn Milano 45 Revere Street CommtTcial Gilbert Sullivan 2. If Marilyn does her secretarial work as well as she did her school work, some employer will iiavt a very efficient secretary. Good Luck Marilyn. Theresa Minichiello 26 Rock Valley Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2 A finer friend than Theresa could not be found for she ' s always there to comfort you when things go wrong. We just know she ' ll be a successful secretary. Joseph Monastiero 17 IVinthrop Street Mechanic Arts To be an accountant is Joe ' s idea, and we know not a better one could be found anywhere. Counting figures one by one is his idea of success and fun. John E. Mills 70 Cleveland Avenue Mechanic Arts Home Room Officer 2. Pushing a pencil, drawing those lines, creating big buildings or digging deep mines. Whatever the future may hold for this lad, our hopes for him, a day never sad. Margaret Montalrano 45 IVinthrop Road Commercial Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Secretarial StafT 4. Margie wants to do secretarial work and eventually get married. We know this lovely girl with her pleasing personality is sure to achieve her ambition. Josephine M. Monteforte 24 Pearl Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Tiny and cute describes Jo- Jo from her curly black hair to the tips of her toes. She ' s a little bundle of joy who is always fun to have around. [47J Joan Monaghan 38 Saiiniict Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 4. Joan will soon be in training to become a nurse. We hope we don ' t have to be hit by an auto- mobile in order to see her. Good Luck! Richard Mucherini 29 Englewood .hrnuc Mechanic . rts Triangles and T-squares will be common things with Richie for he wants to be a draftsman Best of Luck. ROSEMARIE MONTEMAGNO 38 Maiden Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. There ' s always room for some- one with a sunny disposition in an office, so we ' re sure Rosemarie will have no trouble getting a job as a typist. Florence Margaret Moreschi 11 Luke Road Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2. As you enter the office she will put you at ease with her calm and peaceful ways. Very sweet and petite, she will make the grade. Lois Mugford 131 Cottage Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. To be a telephone operator is Lois ' ambition. Her musical voice will be pleasing to everyone ' s ear, and in all she does we hope she makes the right connections. Jeanne Napolitano 168 Cottage Street Commercial Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Secre- tarial Staff. When the boss of some big concern hires Jeanne for his pri- vate secretary, we hope he ' ll realize how lucky he is to have her. Success in the future. [48J Louis Napolitano 45 IVolcott Street Mechanic Arts Football 2. Mapping out plans for great con- struction, You ' ll find men working by Louie ' s instruction. And when the money begins to roll, We ' ll know then, he ' s reached his goal. 5 4 Catherine Nee 14 West Street Commercial As a secretary Kay will take her place. In this position she ' ll be an ace. In this job her talents she ' ll show. Success and happiness are hers we know. Walter Nelson 21 Bellingham Avenue Mechanic Arts Walter ' s ambition is to become a tool and die maker. The com- bination of his ambition and talent will assure him of success in his chosen field. Carol Neville 179 Belmont Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Carol has a desire to travel. We hope that she meets a rich bachelor who will pay for that trip around the world. Toby A. Newman 11 Bennett Street Academic Class Officer 2; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4 ; Soph. Hop Committee ; School Council 3 ; Lyceum 3 ; Drama Festival 3. Toby will someday teach Perchance right even here ; Whatever the place, she ' ll reach Great heights in her career. Patricia Nony 50 Irving Street Commercial Pat ' s disposition and smiling face Will win her friends in any place. No matter what ever you should do, Success shall be in store for you. [49] ► Virginia Noonan 16 Calhoun Avenue Commercial Home Economics Home Room Officer 3 ; Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. The boss may take his ease With Virginia there to pound the keys. As a secretary, she ' ll do her best, and will exceed all the rest. Frances O ' Dwyer 11 Villa Avenue Commercial Home Economics Franny is our blond with the devil in her blue eyes. As a secretary she is bound to win the prize. Dorothy R. Nordquis t 33 Cedar Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 2. Hair styles by Nordquist will soon be seen, In every leading fashion magazine. Good luck Sunshine. Jessie Oberlander 34 Bettinson Avenue Commercial Jessie ' s pretty, sweet, and trim. As a secretary she ' s bound to win. Typing out the boss ' s dictation Will be Jessie ' s new vocation. Elaine Marie O ' Donnell 7 Baker Road Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 4. Elaine came to us late in the year. And we are mighty glad to have her here. With her smile so very sweet. Success she is surely bound to meet. 1 9 Barbara O ' Gara 106A Vernal Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2. Barbara ' s desire is office work. To fulfill her ambition We know she ' ll be successful In obtaining this position. I50J Ellen M. O ' Hearn 78 Fremont Avenue Academic Glee Club 2, . 4 ; Gilbert Siilli- EUen ' s clieerful counternaiice and friendly personality will aid her greatly in soothing her |)a- tient ' s nerves. Good luck to our future Woman in White who can ' t help but be a success. Theresa Pac.nini 42 ll ' averly Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2; Majorette 2, 3, 4 ; Soph. Hop Committee ; School Council 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4; Parlin P Club. When we saw E. H. S. ' s band coming down the street, strutting high out in front is our cute Terry. Her disposition and character helped her gain friends in her high school years. Nursing is her ambition and we wish her lots of luck. John O ' Keefe 113 Ferry Street Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Here ' s a good man for a good deal. John ' s friendly manner and numerous abilities will always make him a better man. His sense of business is tremendously keen and his character traits are those which constitute the greatest of businessmen. 5 4 Jean Palmer 17 Everett Street Commercial Preparatory Class OfiFicer 3 ; Home Room Officer 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. The nursing profession couldn ' t want a finer candidate. Memo- ries wishes the best of luck to this very pretty Lady in White. John Papa 353 Main Street Academic Dramatic Club 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 4 ; Italian Club 2, 3. Quick-witted Johnny always has something to say, which makes the class just roar. As a teacher, he ' s bound to be a Peach! Joseph Parris 46 Woodland Street Mechanic Arts Joe wishes to drive a truck and to see the country. Make sure that you keep your eyes on the street and not on the side- walk. [51] D. Marcia Parsons 23 Russell Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan. Marcia wants to be a nurse for a while and then settle down and marry. We want to wish you the best of everything, Dede. Joseph Parziale 1 Elm Road Mechanic Arts Class Officer 4; Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Football 3, 4 ; Year- book Staff 4. An architect that ' s Joe. A lover of beauty and rare objects this boy should, because of his great ability and infallible, well almost infallible, character, become the country ' s best. Fred Pasquerella 18 Stafiles Avenue Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer. Fred wants to go down to Florida and build a motel. We hope that after he gets started he will give every special con- sideration to all his old E.H.S. friends. Ralph Pattelena 5. Waverly Street Academic With his determination Ralph will soon be one of our country ' s most successful engineers. 1 3 Gloria Pasquariello 45 Paris Street Commercial Cheerleader 4. One of our cute little cheer- leaders will some day be behind a desk. She was one of our favorites. We know she will succeed as a secretary. Success. ' 521 Marguerite Pecci 23 Clinton Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Junior Prom Committee ; School Coun- cil 3. Pretty, little. Marguerite will have an easy time doing what- ever she chooses. Her boss will have a hard time consentrating on his work with her striking blonde hair. Luck in the future. Anthony Pento 230 Main Street Academic Class Officer 2, 3 ; Home Room Officer 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2 ; Junior Prom Committee 3. We know Tony ' s patients will appreciate his pleasing manner and winning smile when he fulfills his desire to become a dentist. You were a big asset to E.H.S. and best of luck. Arlene Pereli.a 28 Courtland Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2 ; Spanish Club 2. Arlene has the three things that any executive would want in a secretary. She ' s quiet, she ' s pretty, and she has the qualifica- tions to make a fine secretary. 5 Albert Perry 42 Apple ton Street Mechanic Arts Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Al has sung for us on many occasions and always has given a superb performance. However, his chief desire is to become a machine and tool designer. We know he ' ll find success wherever he goes. 4 Frank Petroni 71 Estes Street Academic Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Home Room Officer 2 ; Soph. Hop Committee 2; Lyceum 2; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. In the years to come Frank will become one of the finest Disc Jockeys in Maine. Along with his brother Lou, their show will be well known throughout New England. Dolores Marie Perelli 35 Fuller Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. A secretary Del hopes to be. The business world she wants to see. In whatever you desire to do, Here ' s wishing lots of luck to you. Edward Phelan, Jr. 33 Clifton Avenue Academic Ed ' s talents are various but it ' s business in which he excels. His know how and effort are sure to make him a good businessman from Everett. [53] Mary E. Picone 139 Bradford Street Academic Home Room Officer 2, 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Mary as a teacher will make an outstanding one because of all her wonderful personality. Her pupils will love and respect her, for truly she is a rare good friend to all. Mary Ann P. Poste 197 Boiv Street Commercial Home Room Officer 3. With Mary Ann ' s brains and looks, she will soon have a hus- band. Watch out for those diaper pins ! Gregory Plati 220 Bradford Street Academic Football. Greg ' s immediate objective is to go to college. This likeable and popular guy is sure to make a hit on or off the campus. 1 hi Marilyn Christine Poli 33 Luke Road Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Number, please We hope that this phrase doesn ' t haunt Marilyn in her dreams when she becomes a telephone operator. Barry H. Poretsky 29 Hamilton Street Academic Barry certainly has the skill to become tops in the field of architecture. We wish him suc- cess in his chosen profession. Ronald Potito 64 Reed Az ' enue Mechanic Arts Band 2, 3, 4. To be a draftsman is Ronnie ' s desire. We all know he has the skill the job requires. [54] Beatrick Pratt 26 Pleasant PiVzc Az ' cnue Commercial Betty ' s fingers will be hum- m ing as she keeps the keys of her typewriter tinkling. Robert Puopolo 401 Ferry Street Commercial Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4 ; Track 3, 4. Bob wishes to join the Air Force then engage in electronics. This is an easy task for a boy of Bob ' s high calibre and stand- ing. His friendly nd smiling ways will put him in the running for top honors. Walter Thomas Queenan, Jr. 142 Bradford Street Academic Basketball 2; Gilbert Sullivan 3. Walter ' s ambition is to own a big business. We wish you good fortune and know you will suc- ceed in any line of business that you enter. Elizabeth Quinlan 60 Chatham Road Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Betty with her personality and sense of humor, will charm the boss into hiring her. We feel she ' ll switch jobs for a domestic life before long. Patricia Quinton 110 Wyllis Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Flaming tresses and freckles. What a combination. Pat ' s friendly smile leads us to believe that beauty isn ' t only skin deep. Frank Raduazzo 6 Englewood Avenue Mechanic Arts Baseball, Basketball 2, 3, 4. If you know of any high school that needs a basketball coach, just call on Frank. He ' s your man, ready and willing to fill the job. [55] Ann Marie Ramsdell 44A Pearl Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Lively and always full of fun, Ann should keep any office in an uproar. . Blanche Rilley 25 Herbert Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Blanche proves that good things come in small packages and we wonder just how long it will take that special someone to find that out. Joan Ranagan 148 Bradford Street Commercial Home Economics Everyone agrees that Joan will make a very cute and efficient telephone operator. 1 Norman Rankin, Jr. 30 Swan Street Commercial Home Room Treasurer 4. Service with a smile. Norm ' s gas station will extend special ser- vice to all his E.H.S. friends. With Norm ' s good humor and personality we know he will succeed. 9 1 Thomas Richards 41 Centra! Avenue Commercial Preparatory Tommy ' s desire is to see the world, especially Texas. We know he will find good fortune for his pleasant smile will coin him many friends along the way. Bette Robbins 250 Main Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sulli van 2, 3, 4. Bette would like to continue working at Travelers ' Insurance Company, that is unless a certain someone sweeps her ofT her feet and marries her before then. [56] Thomas Roselli Theresa Roberts 35 Floyd Street Commercial To be a Banker is Terry ' s wish. This fact is most certain and we wish you success. Good Luck ! 29 Everett Street Mechanic Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 2, 3. Tommy is Everett ' s contribu- tion to professional baseball. With his wonderful manner he ' ll not let us down for he has the winning spirit. Arthur Rosen ]34 Irz ' ing Street Academic Art is one of Everett Hi ' s out- standing guys ! We wish him suc- cess, and we are sure he ' ll make an outstanding engineer. 4 Martin Rosenblatt 106 Niehols Street Academic Track 3. Martin, with his convincing and persuasive manner, will be sure to attain his goal as a top rate salesman. Good luck in your chosen career. Hakriet Ellen Roche 22 George Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Harriet plans to be an air host- ess. So we wish her Bon voyage and Happy landings. Harold Rotten berg 16 Chatham Road Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Harold is friendly, easy going, hard working, and is expected by most to be one of the finest Phar- macists in the land. His know- ledge is keen and his interest is above and beyond the ordinary run of the mill Pharmacist. If these don ' t make him a champion pill mixer, nothing will. [57] Karl B. Russell, Jr. 44 Spring Street Mechanic Arts Home Room Officer 2. An airplane mechanic, Karl will soon be and a successful one at that. Here ' s the best mechanical mind that you could ever find. He ' ll doctor any engine and really make it spin. Marilyn Russell 38 Neivton Street Commercial Majorette 3, 4. To settle down and marry is Mitzy ' s aim. If she is as capable and outstanding a house- wife as she was as our leading majorette, she can be assured of happiness. Paul Russell 5 Park Road Mechanic Arts Paul ' s ambition is not stressed, Still we wish him all the best ! Angela Sacco 88 Hancock Street Commercial Home Economics She is the best. That ' s what they say about our girl Sis. She ' s one of the best liked and friendliest there is. Someday we shall see her on the cover of Vogue . Sis, we all know, is success bound. 581 Patricia St. Jean 274a Chelsea Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club. When you are sick and need a nurse, don ' t forget Pat , with her you ' ll soon be well again. 1 9 EsTELLE Mary Salamone 29 Vernal Street Commercial Home Room Officer Pres. 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staf¥ 3, 4. Small, petite, and oh, so sweet ! This describes Estelle. We know she will make a suc- cessful stenographer. Andrew Sarno Robert W. Santilli 60 A Pearl Street Commercial Home Room Officer. Bobby, though undecided, will find it easy in choosing his field with his great personality and humerous ways. Luck and success are ahead for you. 144 Shiite Street Mechanic Arts Band 2. As a draftsman, Andrew will probably be responsible for many of our future modern conveniences. 5 4 George Saulnier 921 Ferry Street Mechanic Arts Georgie plans to join some branch of the service. With his personality he ' s sure to make plenty of friends and his terrific sense of humor will help him succeed. Joanne Alice Savard 48 Dartmouth Street Commercial Soph. Hop Committee 2. A sparkling personality and a pleasing disposition aptly describe Joanne . With these assets plus many more, Joanne can ' t help but be a successful and efficient sec- retary. Amerigo Sapienza 18 Hazel Park Academic Home Room Officer 4 ; Football 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. One of our great football players who helped carry us to victory, Sappy is handsome and has a wonderful personality. We know he will win fame and victory with his boys in class or on the field, as a Gym teacher. Betty Louise Schlimper 21 Birch Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Glee Club 2 ; Library Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Betty ' s likable personality and pleasing disposition will be re- membered by all. Her immediate aim is college, but she ' ll succeed in whatever follows. 159] Albert Scoppa 130 Francis Street Mechanic Arts The thrill of many new scenes. Has made Al decide He ' ll join up with the Marines. Barbara Ann Shattuck 30 Harding Avenue Commercial A private secretary she will be. One of the best, you wait and see. Her boss knows she ' s quiet, effi- cient, and neat. And for accuracy she can ' t be beat. This is our Queen of the Senior Ball. Joyce Segal 06 Florence Street Commercial Every time we think of Joyce a picture comes to our minds — The Mona Lisa — For Joyce is the sole possessor of an enchant- ing smile that captivates every- one she meets. 1 Margaret Seward 6 Fremont Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3. The sick are always sure of care when they are in pain and trouble — for Peggy will become a nurse, and soothe them on the double. 9 Norman Shaer 45 Francis Street Academic Normie has quite a course ahead of him if he goes to M.I.T. and studies chemical engineering as he plans, but he ha s the ability to complete his desires. Kathleen Shaw 55 Central Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Kay ' s thinking of spending her future with the Waves until that certain someone swims in. All we can say is Anchors Aweigh. Sandra Shea James Shea 39 Woodlaim Avenue Mechanic Arts At some future date, when you have to print your wedding invi- tations, be sure to go to Jim . He will give the class of 54 a discount. 4 Hancock Street Commercial Passengers riding in a plane with Sandy , as their air-hostess, will be assured of a good trip. Good Luck to you Sandy, from your classmates of E.H.S. 43 5 4 Marjorie Ann Shoemaker 1 Dean Street Academic Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 4 ; Year- book StalY 4. Wonder what Margie will be doing in a few years ? Although she hasn ' t made up her mind yet, we know she ' ll be successful in any field she chooses to enter. Arlene Rae Siegel 16 Silver Road Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4. Arlene ' s company is a source of abundant pleasure. For this reason, she will make an admir- able secretary to any executive. Nancy F. Shea 39 Villa Avenue Commercial Nancy aspires to office work. Duties hard, she ' ll never shirk. With efficiency good to see. She ' ll do all tasks quite per- fectly. Lillian Sinagra Commercial 35 George Street Stenographic work is what Lillian will do. As good as she, there are few. With her short- hand skill, Lillian is one an em- ployer will need. [61 Delores Siraco 101 Judson Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. No matter how fast she may type, no matter where she may go, Delores won ' t have any trouble finding her beau. Lorraine D. Spencer 75 Winter Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3. A cute little miss with a great future as an artist. We know she will make the best of her talent and that someday her paint- ings may hang in the Hall of Fame. Virginia Smith 128 Clarence Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Virginia plans to become a sec- retary to a very handsome young bachelor and then see that he doesn ' t remain a bachelor for long. 1 Joseph Sneed 10 Sunnysidc Avenue Mechanic Arts Track 3, 4. Hang those wires, now put them in place! These will be a common expression for Joe to hear in the future, for he wants to be an electrical engineer. 9 Patrick Sorrento lf 2 Boiv Street Commercial He ' ll start at the bottom and rise to the top, He ' ll climb up the ladder and never will stop. To serve his country is Pat ' s desire As soldier, marine, or navy flier. Florence Bertha Spinney 6 Staples Ai ' enuc Commercial There ' s a lot of cheer in being ill. If Florence is there to give you a pill. She always wants to nurse the sick. And get them well — very quick. Leo Squatrito, Jr. 233 Main Street Commercial Preparatory Home Room Officer 2, 4; Foot- ball 2 ; Soph. Hop Committee 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4. Here ' s a boy whose personality traits are truly magnetic. Well- liked by 100% of all the people Leo is sure to succeed in the field of accountants. His broad smile and winning ways make him a champ of the day. Frank Stakble 38 Robin Street Commercial Preparatory Baseball 2, 3, 4. This boy has talents on the diamond that excel all others. He can hit, he can run, he can throw, so to the Red Sox he will go ! 5 Paul Statho 24 Linden Street Mechanic Arts Paul, one of our mechanical minded boys needs no adjectives to describe him; just this saying, To know him well, is to know him better. 4 Harold Steadman 9 Fairmount Street Mechanic Arts Harold likes his compass, pencil and ruler too. And as a future draftsman May success always follow you. Carolyn M. Stacey 40 Paris Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Dra- matic Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Library Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Library Staff Pres. 4. Carolyn wishes to be a medical secretary. We hope she will suc- ceed in this and her other ambi- tion, to become a housewife. Joseph A. Steene 172 Main Street Academic Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. Joe who is one of the best liked kids at E.H.S. wants to be a millionaire. With his personality and dynamic energy he may not make his million, but will make friends wherever he goes. 1631 Frederick N. Stevens 32 Hillside Avenue Academic Fred ' s desire is to become a business executive. His quiet and firm manner will assure success in his field. Barbara Lee Stowell 71 Summer Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. If it ' s a sincere quiet secretary you have in mind, Barbara is the best you can find. George Stewart, Jr. 43 Chatham Road Commercial Preparatory Band. Electronics is George ' s ambition. We are sure he ' ll be a success under any condition. He ' ll climb into any attic To find out what ' s causing the static. 1 Robert Stewart Jrt Rock I ' alley Ai ' oiuc Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4. Bob hopes to teach Physical Education to young boys. We think he ' ll make a big hit with them — just as big a hit as he made on the basketball court. Best of Luck! g Chester Storey 73 Trcmont Street Academic Home Room Officer 4 ; Baseball 2, 3. Chet is one of the smoothies in our class. But in future years, he ' ll settle down and become one of the great engineers of the century. Rose Frances Striano 41 Pearl Street Academic Home Room Officer 4; Majorette 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. To take a temperature or feel a pulse is Rose ' s ambition. Any of us will be glad to be sick if we have Rose for a nurse. [64| Sally Carolyn Styles 91 Morris Street Commercial Sally wants to make some young doctor very lucky by being his secretary. With her good looks and pleasant smile we know she won ' t have long to wait. Warren A. Swindell 26 Plymouth Street Academic Warren is going to be a sports announcer, a second Bill Stern he hopes. A first Warren Swin- dell would be even better, is what we say. Success. 5 4 Leonard Tatarouns 13 Heath Street Mechanic Arts With a board, a T square, and a pencil, Len will rule the world, for a leader he ' ll be a fine draftsman for sure. John David Thibault 7 Dozvsc Street Commercial Dave is a guy with a witty mind. In his chosen field, he ' ll leave others far behind. Priscilla Mae Swan llA Simn Street Academic Home Room Officer 2 ; Glee Club 2; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Drama Night, Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4. Priscilla is witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of. We wish her every success at college. Marilyn Thomas 137 Niehols Street Commercial Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Marilyn wants to be a music teacher. Her musical talent and pleasing manner will assure her of a successful career. [65] Anna Tiberi 35 Villa Az ' cnue Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 4. Anna ' s profession she will not confess. But whatever it is, she ' ll be a success. Lydia Tiberi 35 Villa Avenue Commercial Home Economics To work in an office is Lydia ' s ambition. But soon she will have to make a decision. ' Cause marriage is usually the tradition. Joseph Tozzi 78 Lezvis Street Mechanic Arts Home Room Officer 2 ; Football 2. To be a machinist is Joe ' s am- bition. But who knows, he may follow his father in the oil busi- ness. Rachel Tozzi 78 Lcifis Street Commercial Home Economics Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3. Personal secretary is Rae ' s ambition. If she shows as much zest in the office as she did on the football field, as a cheerleader, we ' re sure she ' ll be a success. 1 9 John Travalini 54 Baldivin Avenue Academic Junior Prom Committee 3. Tall, dark, and handsome. We ' re sure John will make an expert draftsman and make the class of ' 54 proud of him. Jamks Trentini 27 ll ' cltini lon Avenue Academic Football 2, 3, 4. Friendly Jim, as he is called, is another of the fine E.H.S. men whose desire for college is put above all other wants. Keep plugging Jim and you ' ll surely be number one choice on Ail- American Boy. [66] Dorothy Trickktt 180 Russell Street Commercial Glee Club 2; Gilbert (S: Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Dotty ' s desire is to become an airline hostess and later a wife. Here ' s wishing luck and success to you and that lucky guy. Frank J. Vacca 31 School Street Academic Home Room Officer 3 ; Football 2, 3, 4 ; Track 3, 4 ; Sophomore Hop Committee ; School Council 2 ; Yearbook Staff ; Italian Club 2, 3. When smiling Frank becomes a democrat or a republican, he will make round-the world head- lines in his political career. Who knows ? Someday we may address him as Mr. President. ' 5 4 Ronald Vacca 31 School Street Academic Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4 ; Junior Prom Commit- tee ; School Council 3, 4 ; Italian Club 2, 3 . Ronnie, one of the top popu- lar boys in E.H.S., intends to become a business manager. If he does as well as he did on the basketball court, he won ' t have a hard time getting started. Agostino Valeri 15 West Street Mechanic Arts Jolly Tino will be a machinist and a good one too. Because of his adeptness and sincere and earnest work, T.V.. should be one of the best in his field. 7 Vincent Turner 16 Cannell Place Mechanic Arts We don ' t know in what profession Vinnie will choose to be But whatever it is success will be a reality. Charles Valley 32 Sammctt Street Academic Football, Track 3, 4. To fly through the air with the greatest of ease is Charlie ' s am- bition. Everett High will lose a popular and swell guy. [67] Barbara Walsh 14 Wall Street Commercial Class officer 2; Majorette 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Barb ' s red hair and charming personality will please her boss when she becomes a legal secre- tary. Luck and success. Veronica Gail Walsh 11 Rock Valley Avenue Commercial Home Room Officer 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3. This quiet sweet miss wishes to become a stenographer. May you always stay so sweet and climb the ladder of success. Donald Watson 11 W estover Street Academic Home Room Officer 2. Don will long be remembered for that snappy black Cadillac puffing along to E.H.S. every morning. Lots of Luck, Blub- ber. Marjorie Weir 16 Fairlazi ' H Street Commercial Margie is attractive, admir- able, and also athletically inclined. With this string of adjectives be- hind her, Our Basketball Whiz is bound to make a successful air line hostess. Happy Landings ! |68| Vincent White 22 Fairlaivn Street Academic Track 3, 4. With his combination of ambi- tion and sound thinking, Mukey will rise to great heights in his chosen profession of aeronautical engineering. Eleanor A. Wilson 39 Glcndalc Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4 : Library Staff 3, 4. Eleanor is going to college and may become an interpreter. With her expressive eyes and charm- ing personality, Eleanor will cer- tainly achieve her goal. Phyllis Winer 196 Elm Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club ; Gilbert Sullivan. Some business man will make a fortunate discovery when he hires Phyllis as his secretary. Eleanor Yamello 10 Knox Park Commercial Dramatic Club 4. Eleanor ' s desire is to become a Medical Secretary. Her pleasing smile and sunny disposition will cheer up the whole office staf¥. We wish her success in her chosen field. Marilyn Woods 37 Grccnhalge Ave. Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Marilyn is one of our sweetest misses who intends to become a private secretary. We wish her good luck and give her this advice. Don ' t get caught sitting on the boss ' s knee ! DiANNE ZaFFIRO 332 Main Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2, 3. Pretty Dianne hopes to become a successful model. That she will have, and someday become a model wife. Luck and Success. HOIVDH ROLL Asara, Rosemarie 2 Babcock, Barbara 2, 3 Beaton, Carol 2, 3, 4 Berardi. Lorraine 2 Borgia, Lorraine 3 Bowser, Barbara 3 Brady, Patricia 2 Cantalupi, Rosemarie 2, Contardo, Teresa 3, 4 Cooke. Betty 3 Dalrymple, Monica 2, 3 D ' Angelo, Ginetta 2 DelGaizo, Elvira 2 Aleckna, Barbara 2, 3, 4 Anderson, Arthur 3 Anderson, Dorothy 2, 3, 4 Asara, Rosemarie 3, 4 Babcock, Barbara 4 Bailey, Marilyn 4 Bartolo, Richard 2, 3 Berardi, Lorraine 3, 4 Bernazani, Helen 2, 3, 4 Bernstein, Gertrude 3 Blanchard, Barbara 2, 3 Bolduc, Lois 2, 4 Bond, Marion 2, 3 Bono, Jeanette 3, 4 Bono, Anna 2, 3, 4 Borek, Dennis 2 Borgia, Lorraine 2, 4 Botto, Amelia 4 Borgeois, Louis 2, 3, 4 Bowser, Barbara 2, 4 Brady, Patricia 3. 4 Butler, Merle 2 Byrne, Carolyn 2, 4 Cacciola, Robert 2 Cantone, John 2 Carpenito, Lorraine 4 Carroll, Janet 4 Caruso; Salvatore 2 Cataldo, Rosemarie 2, 3, Cirino, Dianne 2 Clericuzio, Richard 2, 3 Contardo, Teresa 2 Cook, Ronald 2, 3 Cooke, Betty 4 Correlle, Roberta 3 Curtis, Lawrence 3, 4 D ' Agostino, Ralph 2, 3, A D ' Amore, Phyllis 4 D ' Angelo, Fred 3, 4 D ' Angelo, Ginetta 3, 4 Davis, Helen 2, 3, 4 Dean, Priscilla 2, 3, 4 DeGenova, Mary 2. 4 DelUsloa. Ann 3. 4 DiNino, Marie 2 Ferraro, Alexander 2 Fonzi, Olga 3 Freednian, Louise 2, 3, 4 Guerriero, Philomena 3, 4 Johnson, Natalie 4 ■ Lack, Joan 2 Lanctot, Irene 3 LeGrow, Donald 2 MacCrea, Lois 2, 3, 4 Marchese, Ann 4 Marino, Mary 2, 3, 4 Martini, Janice 3 McGonigle, Gerald 4 McKeon, Carol 2, 3 Minichiello, Theresa 3 Montalbano, Margaret 2, 3, 4 Napolitano, Jeanne 2, 3, 4 Nee, Catherine 3, 4 Newman, Toby 2, 3 Pattelena, Ralph 3 Pecci, Marguerite 3 Pento, Tony 2, 4 Poste, Mary 2, 3, 4 Robbins, Bette 2. 3 CREDIT ROLL DelGaizo, Elvira 3. 4 Delllsola, Ann 2 Dibbern, Shirley 2, 3, 4 DiNino, Marie 3, 4 DiNino, Marlene 2, 3, 4 Doherty, Elizabeth 2, 3 Durante. Anthony 4 Eaton, June 4 Eddy. Betty 3 Eldredge, Judith 3, 4 Ellison. John 2, 4 Ferraro, Alexander 3 Fiore, James 2, 3, 4 Fonzi, Olga 2, 4 Fournier, Paul 2 Frongillo, Marie 2, 3 Gallagher, Raymond 3 Geraci, Rosemarie 2 Giuliano, Nancy 2, 3 Giunta. Josephine 2, 3, 4 Goldberg, David 3 Goodwin, Joan 2 Goss, Alvin 2 Gray, Evelyn 3 Greer, Donald 4 Gregoire, Neil 2 Guerriero, Pasquale 2 Guerriero, Philomena 2 Halligan, James 3 Harring, William 2 Itzkowitz, Sarah 3, 4 Johnson, Natalie 2, 3 Joseph, Burton 2, 3, 4 Kryzovic, William 4 Lack, Joan 3, 4 Larson, Betty 2, 3 Leonard, Roberta 2 Lichenstein, Herbert 4 Lionette. Robert 2, 3 Losanno, Josephine 3 Lovett, Roland 2, 3 Mafifeo, Angela 3 Mangerian. Berge 4 Ruggelo, Reda 4 Schlimper, Betty 2, 3, 4 Shaer, Norman 2, 3, 4 Shoemaker, Marjorie 2, 3, 4 Sinagra, Lillian 2, 3, 4 Spinney, Florence 2, 3, 4 Stacey, Carolyn 3, 4 Swan, Priscilla 2 Thibault, John 3, 4 Trickett Dorothy 2, 3 Walsh, Veronica Gail 2 Marchand, Jeanne 3, 4 Marchese, Ann 2, 3 Martini, Janice 2, 4 Martucci. Anna 2, 3 Massaro, Joseph 2, 3, 4 Matteucci, Charlotte 3, 4 McCormack, Regina 3 McGonigle, Gerald 3 McKee, Carol 2. 3, 4 McKee, Robert 4 McKeon, Carol 4 Melchionno, Carol 3 Mercurio, Louise 4 Milano, Marilyn 2, 3, 4 Minichiello, Theresa 2, 4 Monastiero, Joseph 4 Montemagno, Rosemarie 2. 3 Mugford, Emmie Lois 2, 3, 4 Mugherini, Richard 2 Nee, Catherine 2 Nelson, Walter 4 Newman, Toby 4 Nony. Patricia 3 Noonan. Virginia 2, 3, 4 O ' Donnell Elaine 4 Oberlander, Jessie 2, 3, 4 O ' Gara, Barbara 4 O ' Hearn, Ellen 2, 4 O ' Keefe, John 2, 4 Palmer, Jean 4 Papa, John 2 Parziale, Joseph 2, 3, 4 Pasquariello. Gloria 2, 3, 4 Pattelena. Ralph 2. 4 Pecci, Marguerite 2, 4 Pento, Tony 3 Perelli, Dolores 3 Perry, Albert 4 Petroni. Frank 2 Phelan. Edward 2, 3, 4 Pic one. Mary 3 Poretsky, Barry 2. 3, 4 Pratt. Beatrice 2, 3. 4 Quinton, Patricia 2, 3, 4 Rankin, Norman 2 Robbins, Bette 4 Roberts, Theresa 2 Roche, Harriet 4 Ruggelo, Reda 2, 3 St. Jean, Patricia 4 Salamone, Estelle 2, 3 SantilH. Robert 3 Sarno, Andrew 2 Seward. Margaret 3, 4 Shattuck, Barbara 2 Shea, Sandra 3 Siegel, Arlene 2 Siraco, Dolores 4 Sorrento, Patrick 2 Stacey, Carolyn 2 Steadmen, Harold Vernan 3 Stevens. Frederick 3, 4 Stewart. Robert 2 Storey, Chester 3 Stowell, Barbara 2, 3 Striano, Rose 2, 3, 4 Styles, Sally 2 Swan, Priscilla 3, 4 Swindell, Warren 4 Tatarouns, Leonard 2, 3, 4 Tiberi, Ann 4 Tozzi, Rachel 3 Travalini. John 2, 4 Trickett. Dorothy 4 Vacca, Ronald 3 Valeri. Agostino 4 Valley Charles 2 Walsh Barbara 2. 3 Walsh Veronica Gail 3, 4 Weir Marjorie 2, 3, 4 White Vincent 2 Wilson Eleanor 2, 3, 4 Winer Phyllis 2, 3, 4 Woods. Marilyn 2, 3 Yamello, Eleanor 2, 3, 4 Zaffiro, Dianne 4 n SEIVIDR HDMERDDM PHESIDEIVTS First Ro7v: Angela Maf¥eo, Teresa Contardo, Anthony Pento, Margaret Montalbano. Second Rozv. James Frontero, James Fiore, Thomas RoselH, Donald Greene, Donald Greer, Louis Bourgeois, Lawrence Curtis. ALMA MATER When the evening shadows gather Out upon our campus green, And the blue and purple night Conies stealing on the scene. Loyal sons of Everett High School Sing this hymn of praise. To your dear old Alma Mater And your high school days. Everett High School, Everett High School, When we leave thy sheltering walls. We shall leave an echo ringing Through thy treasured halls. We shall leave an echo ringing In the silent night. While our memories are singing Just of thee and of thy might. When the last big game is over. And the last roll call is heard, When the Oldest Pedagogue Has had His final word. We shall come to Everett High School In our dreams again With a prayer for Alma Mater And a sweet Amen. [70] re v • 1. Sally Styles 2. Bob Harris 3. Joan Ranagan 4. Peggy Seward 5. Jeanne Napolitano 6. l.ouisc Mcrcurio 7. Joan Goodwin 8. Jean Palmer 9. Marilyn Poli 10. Priscilla Dean 11. Natalie Johnson 12. June Eaton Pat Quinton Mary Picone Harry Leather Lois Bolduc Barbara Bowser Dolores Perclli Sharon McNamara Amelia Botto Jack Kelley Jessie Oberlander Betty Cook Sappy Sapienza Gcnctta DeAngelo Lois MacCrca Nancy Corvino Lorraine Carpcnito1. Teresa Contardo 2. Barbara O ' Gara 3. June Cerio 4. Margaret Montalbano 5. Betty Ann Eddy 6. Ronald Harpell 7. Jeanette Bono 8. Lillian Sinagra 9. Janet Carol 10. Angela Sacco 11. Lorraine Berardi 12. Jane Glenn 13. Helen Levine 14. Rosemarie Asara 15. Alvin Goss 16. Joyce Fox [74J 1. Betty Doherty 2. Lois Mur ford 3. Nancy Dodge 4. Tom Richards 5. Norman Rankin 6 Carolyn Stacey 7. Joe Parzialc 8. Carol Melchiono 9. Diane Galantc 10. Carol McKcon 11. Norton, Boh, and Elaine Kessler 12. Reda Ruggclo 13. Andrew Galluccio 14. Mary DcGcnova 15. Lorraine Borgia 16. Barbara Stowe 11 17. Rose Luciano (75J Barbara Shattuck Marilyn Milano Marilyn Bailey Carol McKee Rosemarie Cantalupi Jimmy Frontcro Vera DcIGaizo Charlott Matteucci Carmen DeFlumeri Tony Pento I.co Squatrito Toby Newman Ronny Vacca Frank Vacca Phyllis D'Amorc Phyllis Winer Walter Nelson Marlene DiNino Don Gerokules Betty Larson Pete Cocciardi James Shea Marjorie Barnard Eleanor Yamello Barbara Aleckna Sandy Kspirito Rose Striano Bette Robbins Lorraine Spencer Marguerite Pecci Louise Freedman Ann Ramsdell Helen Hernazani Robert Puopolo Barbara Blanchard Nancy Giuliano Bob Kessler Judy Eldredgc . Virginia De George 1. John Higgins 2. Shirley Dibbern 3. Richard Boyle 4. Marjorie Shoemaker 5. Jim Marchant 6. Barbara Ann Hurley 7. Marion Corrigan 8. Rosemarie Cantalupi 9. Nancy Shea 10. Olive Cunningham 11. Marjorie Weir 12. Patty Brady 13. Mary Ann Postc 14. Florence Moreschi 15. Evelyn Gray 16. Joanne Delano 17 Dianne Cirino ’ ’clcn Davis Lorraine DeMarzo Margaret Cassidy Dorothy Xordquist Priscilla Swan Edith Amiconc Hetty Quinlan Ginny Noonan Florence Spinny Irene Lanctot Janice Martini Josephine Losanno Roberta Carrclle Carol Beaton Joan Lack Rosemarie Montemagno Betty Schlimper Gregory I'lati I I 15 ie 179] Theresa Curtis 1 lelcn Acornley Joan Masella Gail Walsh Robert McKee Barry Boretsky Josephine Giunta Joseph Tozzi Gertrude Bernstein Helen Levine and Ann Dell I sola Arlene Siegel Tino Valeri William Kryzovie Kstelle Salamone 1. Ann Marchese 2. Marion Bond 3. Mary Ferrer 4. Burton Joseph 5. Marilyn Russell 6. James Cassidy 7. Theresa Pagnini 8. Louis Bourgeois 9. Mary Bonazzi 10. Dianne Zafhro 11. Reatrice Pratt 12. Kathleen Messina 13. Rosemarie Cataldo 14. Eleanor Wilson 15. Dorothy Hunkins 16. Donald Greer 17. Adrienne Bernardi 18. Frank Petroni 19. Theresa Minichiello 20. Pauline ElliotACTIVITIES [83] BIOGRAPHY STAFF First Rozv. Betty Schlimper, Nancy Corvino, Frank Vacca, Theresa Pagnini, Lois MacCrea. Second Row : Rosemarie Cantalupi, Priscilla Swan, Jean Palmer, Joseph Steene, Betty Ann Eddy, Ann Dell Isola, Marjorie Shoemaker. SECRETARIAL STAFF First Rozv : Margaret Montalbano, Amelia Botto, Elizabeth Doherty, Ann Marchese, Carol McKeon. Second Rozv: Marilyn Milano, Jeanne Napolitano, Barbara Bowser, Carol McKee. ART STAFF First Roiv: Elizabeth Doherty, Alexander Ferraro, Leo Squatrito, Joseph Parziale. Second Row : Helena Acornley, Dorothy Nordquist, Toby Newman, Miss Gerety, Adrienne Bernardi, Judy Eldredge. ACTIVITY STAFF First Roiv: Mary Picone, Ann Dell Isola, Louise Freedman, Arlene Siegel. Second Rojv: Robert Kessler, Robert Lionette, Frank Petroni. SEMDH PHDM Barbara Shattuck Strains of sweet music, soft lights, the rustle of beautiful gowns, and the handsome appearance of young men in their formal dress, all meant t hat the long awaited special night had finally arrived. The Everett High Gym was decorated on the theme of Fiesta Time in Mexico by our talented prom committee. Over 200 couples, along with honored guests, attended this memo- rable event. The grand march was led by President Frank Petroni and his escort. The highlight of the evening was the picking of the king and queen. Bob Marques and Barbara Shattuck won this great honor. Now we can settle down to our usual pattern of life. No more hair setting, gown fittings, and worrying over corsages. It is all over, but the memories shall linger on for a lifetime. We are all very grateful to Mr. Daniele and Miss Gerety for their splendid work in making this a night never to be forgotten. 1 86 1 SCHOOL COUNCIL First Rozv — Left to Right: Robert Lionetti, Marion Bond, Mr. Putnam, Miss Gibbons, Mr. Bleiler, Ann Dell Isola, Ronald Vacca, Peter Cocciardi. Second Roiv — Left to Right : Georgianna CoUarusso, Anna Cafasso, Betty McLaughlin, Philip Vultaggio, Sylvia Finos, Susan Myers. The School Council consists of twelve members elected by the students to represent the student body as a whole and to function for the good of the entire school. The functions of the School Council are many, including the arrangement and the presentation of assemblies, the promotion of school spirit, and the raising of money for its projects. This year the Council sponsored the School Council Dance on November 13 and presented the Annual Talent Show on May 14. Through the School Council the students this year were able to purchase very attractive Everett High School charm bracelets. The profits from these undertakings are used to secure educational as well a s entertaining assemblies. Approximately thirty-three assemblies were presented during the year, the majority of which were paid assemblies. In order to stimulate neatness on the part of the pupils and pride in the appearance of their school, two Clean-Up campaigns were conducted during this year — one in October and one at the end of March. The Semi-Annual and Spring Conventions of the Eastern Massachusetts Division of School Councils were held in November and in April, respectively. The State Convention was held in May. At these conventions, the Council members not only enjoyed the sociability of the occasion, but also learned of the functions of other School Councils. At the Spring Convention last year one of our members, Marion Bond, was elected to the office of Secretary of the Eastern Massachusetts Division of School Councils for the school year 1953-1954. The Council members extend sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Charles Bleiler, our submaster. Miss Julia Gibbons, and Mr. Lenox Putnam for their inspiration and invaluable guidance during this most successful school year 1953-1954. [87] DRAMATIC CLASS The Dramatic Class of E. H. S. with Mr. John F. McLaughHn as director, again this year has carried on its fine tradition. Primarily its purpose is to help its members develop and improve their personalities. This is accomplished by participation in weekly recitations, panto- mimes, and skits. This year the activities of the Dramatic Class included its attendance at the annual Drama Conference of Emerson College. Also the club presented a delight- ful play entitled The Farmers Daughter in the Massachusetts Drama Festival at Cohasset. The cast members were as follows : Sally Ann Holmes, Myrna Dersofi, Natalie Johnson, Lois MacCrea, Malcolm Labelle, Sidney Poretsky, Andrew Galleuccio. OFFICERS Merle Butler Carolyn Stacey ... Betty Schlimper Lois MacCrea Ginetta D ' Angelo Program Chairman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DRAMA MGHT The E. H. S. Dramatic Class again this year presented an enjoyable Drama Night. Under the able direction of Mr. John F. McLaughlin we dramatized Stranger In The Night , a three act mystery thriller by Paul S. McCoy. The co-operation shown by all the club members certainly had a great deal to do with the evening ' s success. THE CAST MABLE CRANE Toby Newman SYLVIA LEE Carolyn Stacey EDDIE BEACH Charles Park NON. POLLARD Helen Levine MARCELLA BENDER Natalie Johnson CLIFFORD NEWKIRK Robert Lionette VELDA STEVENS Teresa Contardo I. T. RUTLEDGE Andrew Galluccio GRANT TERRY _ Peter Cocciardi ROSE JORDAN ...Marion Bond SAM FISK Deni Evangelista SANDRA KING Charlotte Matteucci Producer Merle Butler Stage Managers Lois MacCrea, Charlotte Matteucci, Betty Schlimper Costumes Carolyn Byrne assisted by Helen Babcock, Joan Cook, Carol McKeon Props Sally Ann Holmes assisted by Elaine Connors, Myrna Dersofi, Mary Jannino, Margaret Marks, Phyllis Schlosberg. 189] SEMDR LIBMRY STAFF First Ro7c — Lcjt to Right : Charlotte Matteucci, Betty Schlimper, Lois MacCrea, Miss Gindele, Carolyix Stacey, Rosemarie Cantalupi, Estelle Salamone. Second Rozv — Lejt to Right : Priscilla Swan, Betty Ann Eddy, Helen Bernazani, Giannetta DiAngelo, Eleanor Wilson, Joan Lack, Josephine Losanno. JuniDr-SnphDmnre Library Staff First Rozv — Left to Right : Frances Catoggio, Gladys Humphry, Barbara Anthony, Miss Gindele, Ann Goldstein, Marjorie Walsh, Lillian Coolen. Second Rozv — Left to Right : Elaine Corners, Rhonda Wilson, Barbara Finegan, Carol Bates, Carol Ann Cirasuoll, Lucy Tanneyhill, Barbara Kidder, Ruby Kennedy. SEIVIDfl GLEE ELUB JuniDr-SophDinDre Glee Elufa [91] THE ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club of Everett High was founded in 1938. It has endeavored to add to the worth while activities of our High School. The club has a three-fold objective : 1. To put to practical use the language studied in the class room. 2. To stimulate cooperation between parents and pupils. 3. To complement the study of the language by examining Italian culture. This year the club ' s objective was realized by the following activities: 1. The annual Italian play was presented May 7, 1954. It was in the form of a television program which included excerpts from the famous classic Pinocchio, and a short play I Verbi Transitiui. 2. A Parents ' night was held December 7, 1953. A one hour class in Italian was given. The parents and pupils sat together and participated. A collation was served in the library after the class. 3. During the bi-weekly meetings, reports on famous men were read. The members also learned many Italian folk and popular songs. The club officers for 1953-1954: Rose Striano, President; Robert Harris, Vice President ; Joseph Massaro, Secretary ; James Trentini, Treasurer ; Mary Marino, Chairman of Program. [92] The Gilbert Sullivan Play The Gilbert and Sullivan Club under the able direction of Mr. Ottavio J. DeVivo presented Ruddigore for its nineteenth annual production on the night of March 26. The leading players in the cast were : Richard Kenison, Gerald Sullivan, Dana Shattuck, Derry Qay, Maureen Joyce, Dianne Cirino, Olga Fonzi, Barbara Bowser, Barbara Hurley, and Ralph Carbone. Ghosts were : William Butler, Paul Alpert, Richard Knight, John Brogna, Joseph Coviello, Frank Cannatelli, Richard Guarino, and Albert Sampson. Professional Bridesmaids were: Carol Ayoob, Leah Bishop, Marjorie Barnard, Carolyn Duffy, Martha Cutliff, Olive Cunningham, Adrienne Driben, Theresa Giannino, Harriet Gamrin, Roberta Hale, Evelyn Harrington, Miriam Harwood, Ruby Kennedy, Margurite Lerro, Joan Monahan, Judy Moores, Myrna Osterman, Joyce Regione, Carol Russell, Edith Hudson, Lucy Tanneyhill, Eleanor Vacca, Evelyn Sak, Brenda Schwartz. The pianist was Phyllis Ostrovsky. In charge of tickets was Carolyn Stacey ably assisted by Rosemarie Cantalupi The Gilhert Sullivan Cluh THE DflCHESTRA LYCEUM CLUB Front Rozv — Left to Right : George Clay, Daniel Cohen, Mr. Mahan, Julius Miller, Kenneth Gross. Second Row — Lcjt to Right : Edward Papalegis, Richard Kenison, Anthony Celata, John Brogna, Joseph Bosco. Cheerleaders Majorettes First Rou ' -. Vera DelGaizo. Second Rn7c: Theresa DiLiberto, Nancy Corvino, Maryanne Roselli, Pnscilla Dean. Rachel Tozzi. Anne Lancian, Gloria Pasquariello. Insert : Rosemarie Cataldo. First Row: Marion Canderozzi, Silvia Finos. Louise Mercurio, Ruth O ' l Joanne Poccaro. Second Row : Rose Strianno, Jean Palmer, Rosanne Spinali Marilyn Ri Theresa Pagnini, Barbara Walsh, Geraldine Bruno. Center : Betty Colecchia. Civil Defense Nurse Corps First Rozv. Judith Dingee, Gertrude Bernstein, Dianne Zaffiro, June Eaton, Lorraine Carpenito, Jane Glenn, Anna Bono. Second Rozv: Mary E. Flynn, Instructor; June Leffler, Louise Mercurio, Ann Ramsdell, Frances O ' Dwyer, Anna Tiberi. Third Rozv: Maryrose Bonazzi, Lorraine DeMarzo, Ginetta D ' Angelo, Delores Siraco. 1953 FODTBALL SQUAD FDDTBALL Autumn ! Bands ! The roar of the crowd ! Once again it ' s football time and who can think of football without thinking of Everett High. The Crimson Tide, on paper, looked like the team to beat this year but was to be handicapped by the loss of Co-Captain Jim Frontero, whose injury of the previous year did not heal in time for competition. Our forward wall was composed of senior standouts such as Co-Captain Bob Marques, at center ; Di SciuUo, Trentini, Moreschi, and Sal Caruso at guards ; Joe Parziale, Tino Valeri, and Fred Kelly at tackles; and Johnny O ' Keefe and Art Anderson our stella ends. In the backfield directing the team at quarterback was that outstanding all-round ball player ' s, ball player Rico Sapienza, ably assisted by Frankie Vacca and Joe Steene. At fullback Sleepy Jack Kelley was the choice. Flanking the fullback spot were Mel Ashton, Richie Clericuzio, and last but not least the great one, George Caiazzo. George was in his glory in a foot- ball game and this was his year. His devastating runs amassed a total of 134 points for the year. Manager of the squad was the very quiet and competent Richard Knight. For our opener, on a hot September Saturday, we took on a very strong and rugged Weymouth team. They were still smarting from their defeat at our hands the year previous and proceeded to prove it. After a gruelling see-saw battle, Weymouth, after twice coming from behind, came out the winner 25-12. Caiazzo furnished both scores for our side on runs of forty and sixty-five yards. After a week ' s rest, we took on Somerville High on Friday night. The loss to Weymouth was soon for- gotten as our heroes belted their old rivals to the tune of 20-0. Once again it was Caiazzo, ably assisted by Sapienza on ofifense and Bob Marques a tower of strength on defence. Next came Quincy. This was nip and tuck all the way. Even though the Big Red was the better team by far, the score showed only a one touchdown difference 19-13. The Lynn Classical game isn ' t what it used to be. Everett 40 - Lynn 0. Caiazzo broke all records as he personally scored thirty three points. Sappy was the feed off boy and he managed to save one T.D. for himself. Things were looking up for the Gildeamen, and the rest of the season looked to be a walk-in. The Medford Mustangs were to be our next oppo- nents and they were not to be too greatly feared. Ouch ! Evidently they hadn ' t read our write ups. Medford 14 - Everett 9. Our George was stopped cold. Nuf sed. Relations were renewed with Rindge Tech. the fol- lowing week and we came back, but not too strongly. Again it was Sapienza and Caiazzo to the tune of 16-6. A postponement and a two weeks rest put us in great shape for our ancient rival Maiden. The Golden Tornadt) turned out to be but a little puff. Maiden opened with a sleeper and caught the boys flat footed right off the bat. Maiden led 7-0 but then things happened. Sappy started to pass to O ' Keefe, George started to run and that was the end. Even with three runs of seventy yards and better by Caiazzo nullified, we managed to be on the long end by 26-7. Our postponed game with Brockton was next. Brock- ton fell apart and our team simply roared over them. How can we ever forget the sight of Bob Marques ' skillful gallop for a T. D. and his complete collapse in the end zone. Every player was outstanding in this 40-7 win. Thanksgiving Day and Chelsea. Everett the under dog. A trip to New York and Washington for Chelsea. No chance of losing, — they were up for this one. It certainly looked that way as the jam-packed stadium watched Chelsea go into an early 6-0 lead. Everett just barely held on most of the first half and it wasn ' t until a few minutes were left that they seemed to get a little spark from somewhere and then it happened, Georgie went off tackle, cut back, headed for the side- lines and not even the strange dogs on the field could have caught him. The score was tied 6-6 at the half and our hopes were high. The second half, and for some reason Chelsea looked like a beaten group. This was to be the way it turned out, for the roof seemed to fall in on them. O ' Keefe made a one handed running catch from Sapienza to bring the ball down close and Caiazzo went over. Sapienza then scored one and Chelsea was completely dumb-founded. Before they could even get started again Frank Vacca tossed to Richie Tarmarra and Chelsea had nothing left but the weeping towel when he scored. The end of the regular season showed a 7-2 record. All-scholastic honors were attained by Bob Marques and George Caiazzo, but in our eyes they were all our all-scholastics. At the conclusion of the regular season eight of our boys participated in the annual all-star game and each covered himself with glory. Rico Sapienza was chosen as the most valuable player. Those who took part in this game were Sapienza, Caiazzo, Marques, Trentini, Moreschi, O ' Keefe, Valeri and Caruso. Congratulations boys. Tackle life as you tackled on the football field and you can ' t help but attain your ultimate goal — success. 199] BASKETBALL First Rozv. Robert Monihan, Manager; Americo Sapienza, Peter Cocciardi, James Frontero, Robert Lionetti, Robert Stewart, Ronald Vacca, Richard Reeves, Manager. Second Row: Edward Dorgan, Donald Reddington, William Cassidy, Salvatore Rossio, Mr. Lenox Putnam, Coach ; Mr. DiGiacomo, Assistant Coach ; Frank Raduazzo, Robert Sansoni, Joseph Raso, Anthony Sciulla. The 1953-1954 basketball team, although not having a winning season, was a team that Everett High School can be proud of. The team had comparable little height, but made up for it with its ability to hustle. Leading the team in scoring were Bob Lionette, Pete Cocciardi, and Rico Sapienza respectively. Jim Frontero, Bob Stewart, and Ron Vacca were excellent playmakers. Jim Cassidy, Frank Radurazzo, and Ted Dorgan were excellent replacements and helped the team tremendously. With a few good breaks, the team could have had a much better record. The club started on the right track by whipping Reading 65-53. It lost to Waltham 56-45, but came back beating a good Newton team 43-36. Then came three straight defeats at the hands of Somerville, Quincy, and Revere. Next came a victory over Lowell for Coach Putnam, who was sick and missed one of his few games in his 26th year as coach. Disaster struck, as the team lost six straight games. We did scare tech-tourney-bound Quincy and Revere by losing by six and one points respectively. The team beat Lowell and lost a heartbreaker to Maiden 43-40. Medford walloped us 80-56, but realizing this was their last game playing together, the team upset Chelsea 54-39, playing its best game of the season. Everett Opponents 65 Reading 53 45 Waltham 56 43 Newton 36 39 Somerville 71 45 Quincy 59 49 Revere 64 61 Lowell 49 44 Maiden 56 54 Medford 61 Ez ' erett 39 Chelsea 43 Somerville 45 Quincy 40 Revere 62 Lowell Opponents 51 77 51 41 51 40 Maiden 43 56 Medford 80 54 Chelsea 39 TRACK BASEBALL Junior Home Ronm Presidents First Ro7c — Left to Right: Marguerite Pesce. Arlene Doherty, Patricia Trentini, Janet Power. Mary Daughenbaugh. Second Row — Left to Right : Bruce Stewart. Phyllis Ostrovsky, Timothy DriscoU, Luciano Scioia, James Moreschi. Joseph Rase, Catherine Keefe. Juninr Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers First Row: Ann Lancian, Secretary; Joanne Pocaro. Treasurer. Second Row: Edward Evangelista, Vice President; Deni Evangelista President. l-irst Row: Joanne Luongo, Treasurer, Evelyn Harrington. Vice President Second Ro7v: Leona Spellman, Secretary; Joseph Bosco, President. Sophomore Home Room Presidents First Row: Frank Linienta, Carol Morello, [anet Mastracola, Carol Avoob. Angelo Borelli. Second Row: Paul Alpert, Phyllis Abranis, Doniimc Guerrerio, John Kerrigan, Patrick Asciola.