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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

MEMORIES ■i PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Everett High School EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS It is with great admiration and respect that the class of 1S55 dedicates its Book of Memories to the grandest of all teachers, Mr. Louis V. Daniele. He has always been ready to lend a helpful and willing hand to anyone in need. Success in your future years of teaching. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — jean Carey, Kathleen Glenn. Janet Power, Patricia Cassely, Charlotte Borggren. Standing — Mary Anne Lancian, Douglas Kelley, Edward Evangelista, Joseph Plati, John Tammaro, Robert Brady, Rosemarie Luongo. Secretary ' Treasurer Ann Lancian Phyllis Ostrovsky Lena Ann Abate (Chickie) 4 Hazel Park Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 2, 4. Chickie ' s so sweet, don ' t you agree? She always has a smile for you and me. We hope to see her back at E.H.S. As a teacher, she ' ll make one of the best. Irene Carol Amigo 7 Montrose Street Commercial Home Economics Homeroom Officer 3. Be certain of one thing as you face this life. There will be plenty of darkness and plenty of strife But this beacon of friendship will show us the way Our charming Irene, so bright and so gay. Donald D. Accolla 92 Reed Avenue Academic Band 4; Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Don is a killer He ' s the man with the jive; Tall, dark, and handsome And with the gals quite alive. 1 Wayne P. Adams 29 School Street Academic He is someone tall and blond. Of whom we are all fond, What Wayne wants to be we have no inclination Whatever it is he ' ll be a great sensation. 9 Donald Adiletto (Ducky) 59 Cedar Street Mechanic Arts Snorts Staff Year Book. He is one of the best we have ever met And his nice ways we ' ll never for- get Ducky won ' t reveal to what posi- tion he aspires, But here ' s a boy who ' ll win what- ever he desires. CoNsoLATA Caroline Andaloro 72 Ferry Street Home Economic No matter what she chooses to be her life ' s career. We know Connie will succeed when she departs from here. Her gracious way and charm sub- lime, Make her welcome at any time. Carol Amoroso (Winkie) 7 Plumber Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 3-4; Glee Club 2-3. Winkie will tackle the a, b, c ' s, And make the kiddies sing with ease. With her good looks and charming wav Her pupils will enjoy school each day. Evelyn Anderson (Evie) 4 Falmouth Street Commercial Evie ' s noble desire is For the rest of her life, To make some lucky man A very good wife. 5 5 Joan Marie Amoroso (Bunny) 7 Plumber Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan — 4. Teaching is an art, Which takes patience and skill. When loveable Bunny takes part, All requirements are fulfilled. John Anderson 252 Ferry Street Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 2-3-4; Spanish Club 4. To further his education at Northeastern is Jack ' s ambition. We all know he will be successful in whatever he chooses to do. Louise Andon 203 Broadway Commercial A charming miss, sweet as a bunny, Personality plus, she ' s really a honey. Louise is a girl whose intentions are: To work in an office whether it be near or far. John Andreucci f!8 Floyd Street Commercial Prep Homeroom Officer — 2. Friendly and cheerful to go down the line All through high school John did shine, Everywhere he goes he wins ac- claim All through life we wish him the same. Patricia Annese 252 Ferry Street Commercial Homeroom Officer — 2. Cute Pat wants to be a model. We all know her for her great charm and personality. Success is bound to find her wherever she goes. Helen T. Ayer 36 Raymond Street Commercial Lovely and sweet, what more can we say, You just can ' t beat her in any way. A friend worth having, and one of the best. Of memories ' treasures to have in your chest. Barbara Jean Anthony 40 Pierce Avenue Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Library StafT 2, 3, 4; Year Book StaflF. She has pretty and wavy golden hair She is a girl who is honest and fair In a bank Barbara will yield AH her knowledge in the sec- retarial field. Barbara Arons 66 Chatham Road Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2; Italian Club 3-4; Dramatic Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Year Book Staff. If Babs continues her drawing. And this idea would really be keen. As a famous commercial artist, This gal will rank supreme. 1 9 John Aucello 57 Bucknam Street Academic John is someone we ' ll never forget. He ' ll make out all right, now don ' t you fret. In whatever field he chooses he ' ll far outshine the rest. Helen Babcock 14 Knox Park Academic Homeroom Officer 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2-4; Dramatic Club 3; Drama Night 3. Imagine having a teacher like Helen! We ' d all flock back to school Cute as a trick and right on the job, For her, we ' d obey any rule. Mary L. Bailey 32 Autumn Street Commercial Course Gilbert Sullivan 2. She won ' t forget her school days. She won ' t forget the fun She ' ll look forward to the future When all her dreams are won. Joseph I. Banks 47 Maiden Str,eet Academic Band 2. Joe ' s going to be a dentist, And we wish him luck and joy. And when our teeth start aching, We ' ll surely call this boy. 5 Marie A. Barassi 40 Beacon Street Commercial Preparatory Italian Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Library Staff 2. Marie is a girl that ' s hard to find, She ' s pretty, pleasant, and always kind. Her shiny eyes and winning smile. Make her remembered all the while. 5 Joanne A. Barbuto 121 Clarence Street Commercial Joanne desires to be a secretary. We all know she will be successful at this job before she dons that wedding gown for her lucky fellow. Elaine L. Baldasare 7 Locust Street Academic Glee Club 2. Elaine ' s charm and happy smile Will ease the pain in every mile Her kind disposition and blond hair Make just the kind of girl that ' s rare. Emma Marie Barile 2084 Revere Beach Parkway Commercial Homeroom V. Pres. 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2. A model, pretty Emma says She would like to be. We hope she succeeds but For this we ' ll have to wait and see. Joan Barrasso 18 Shute Street Commercial Course Glee Club 2-3. Her quiet charm and happy face Will bring her smiles every place She ' s shy sweet and demure A future success we ' re sure! Joan Bernard 31 Foster Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 2. A? an efficient secretary who ' s al- ways at her best, Joan will rise to fame and far out- shine the rest. Carole Ann Bates 20 Hampshire Street Academic Dramatic Club 4; Glee Club 3; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Year Book Staff 4. Carole with her friendly ways Is going to Boston College We ' re sure she ' ll be a great success And gain a lot of knowledge. 1 Nancy Ellen Bell 19 Porter Street Commercial Home Economic Nancy wants to be a future homemaker. We know she ' ll be a success whether in business or whether she makes a nice home for her lucky fellow. 9 Sheila Berger 2 South Ferry Street Commercial Home Economic Sheila hasn ' t decided yet what she will be. Whatever she does we all know she will find pleasure, success and happiness. David R. Bickford 29 Richdale Avenue Academic Football 4. . David has a bright future ahead of him. Such a good sportsman will inevitably be a success in life. Leah Elaine Bishop 226 Shute Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Spanish Club 4. Her smile made us cheerful every day We go for Leah in a great big way She is a girl with a very clear aim It ' s to be in the hairdressing game. Barbara Anne Bizzarro 42A Montrose Street Commercial Barbara ' s charming personality assures us of her success in the future. 5 5 Norma Joan Black (Norm) 38 Corey Street Commercial Course Homeroom Treasurer 2 ; Home- room Secretary 3 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Here ' s a girl who ' s lots of fun Our Norm is liked by everyone Always a smile ; never a pout And with her smile she ' ll see life out. Beverly Blair (Bev) 149 Russell Street Commercial We will hear Bev ' s voice saying Number please. She is bound to be a success in this field with her charm and personality. William J. Bizanowicz 144 Elm Street Mechanic Arts To be a good machinist On that Bill ' s mind is set He ' ll do a job that ' s neat On that you sure can bet. Albert Bloomberg 15 Nichols Street Academic Albert is undecided About what he wants to be But whatever he chooses Will turn out successfully. Peter Bonasoro, Jr. 4.3 Edith Street Mechanic Arts A Nav-y career appeals to Pete He may be an Admiral When his career is complete. Peter Boyadgis 106 Nichols Street Academic Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4. He has been an E. H. S. Basketball star His good looks and intelligence should carry him far We know all his years at col ' ege Will add to Pete ' s extensive !.powl- edge. Charlotte Borggren (Charl) 14 Plumer Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4; Glee Club 4. Beauty and brains were given to this charming miss. With her talents she will find success in whatever she does. Good luck! 1 John Bottari 207 Shute Street Academic A lab technician Will John be When he takes his place In the electronics industry. 9 Thomas Bowman Chestnut Street Mechanic Arts He d like to serve the Air Force, We know that he ' s the man; We ' re sure that he can do it, . ' nd so does Uncle Sam. Donald Bradford 196 Bradford Street Technical Preparatory Year Book Staff. Don plans to enter a G. E. apprentice school With his brains and winning ways He ' ll be most successful. Robert M. Brady 12 Hall Avenue Mechanic Arts If you need someone To draw up a plan Call Bob, he plans to be A good draftsman. Donald Breen 43 Lexington Street Mechanic Arts Italian Club 3, 4. You haven ' t as yet decided, What you would like to do, But our best wishes Go right along with you. 5 Geneva Brown 51 High Street Commercial Home Economics As we predict Geneva ' s future In a world so full of strife She will achieve her goal no doubt, As a happy little wife. 5 Mary Geraldine Bruno 90 Swan Street Commercial Sullivan 2 ; Dramatic Glee Club 2. 3; Majorette Gilbert Club 3; 2, 3, 4. A charming girl and She ' s also wise But tell us, Gerry, please Where did you get those eyes? Angela Brancato Betty 42 Cabot Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. To be a noted singer Is this wonderful girl ' s desire With her personality and looks, Success she ' ll soon acquire With her increasing charm and ever pleasant way Our memory of her will never fade away. Paul Richard Burkart 145 Vernal Street Academic Soanish Club 4. Paul is the quiet type of guy The kind that most always suc- ceeds Although his field isn ' t chosen as yet We know he ' ll stand by this creed. Doris Joan Bursey 8 Rosedale Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 4; Glee Club 3, 4: Year Book Staff. Her quiet charm and happy face Will bring her smiles from every place In any office she ' ll fill a position Which, by the way, is her ambition. Robert Bursey 142 Rosedale Avenue Mechanical Arts M4D Bob is one fellow Who will surely rate With every mechanic In the forty eight. 1 Patricia Ann Byrne 56 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2. When you see Pat coming your way You know she ' ll laugh your trou- bles away. With a sunny smile for everyone Here ' s a girl that is lots of fun. James L. Butler 10 Hall Avenue Mechanic Arts Jimmy is one lad we know Who has a specific aim All he wants to do is Be a draftsman and win great fame. 9 John William Butler 5 Shute Street Mechanic Arts Johnny is sure to make good in his work. We hope to be able to count his many achievements in the future. Anna R. Cafazzo 87 School Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Junior Prom 3 ; Year Book Staff 4. Ann is so pretty and petite You ' d like her as a friend for life We know that eventually She ' s going to make someone a wonderful wife. Marian Canderozzi 73 Main Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3. Popular Marian should be a movie queen With such a pretty face Since office work appeals to her more As a private secretary she ' ll take her place. Rosalie C ardii.i.o 167 Belmont Street Commercial Home Economics Homeroom officer 3 A girl with a smile Who is always worth while Rosalie is a friend indeed Always there when in need. 5 Barbara Ann Cardinale 29 Arlington Street Commercial Home Economic Gilbert Sullivan 2. When Barbara becomes a top beautician Your dreams of beauty won ' t just be wishing They ' ll be for sure, and be not mistaken For she ' s the girl who ' ll bring home the bacon. 5 Mary Cardoza 82 Clark Street Commercial A real cute kid who ' s on the beam To be a secretary is her dream Mary ' s always full of fun And all her dreams will soon be won. Ann Capes 43 Highland Avenue Commercial Course Ann ' s dream is to become a wife A dream which is certain to come true ; For she is one boy ' s special fan And he ' s her special beau Jean Carey (Jeanie) 41 Tremont Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 3 ; Vice-Pres- ident: 4; President.; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Secretarial Staff 4; Year Book StafT 4. A charming smile and just as sweet This girl will tackle any feat. To work in an office is her ambi- tion And no one better could fill that position. John Carroll 12 Montrose Street Technical Preparatory In anything John is sure to excel Here ' s to a nice kid, we wish him well In any position he ' ll surely try So success will surely not pass him bye. Robert T. Caspole 42 McKinley Street Technical Preparatory Band 2, 3. Electronic drafting is a trade In which Bob will make the grade We know success will be his For at this work he ' s a whiz. Patricia Mary Cassely (Pat) 56 Waverly Street Academic-Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3 ; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Year Book Staff 4. Pretty as a picture sweet as can be that describes Pat ' s personality. Full of the dickens and full of fun All our hearts you surely won. Frances Louise Cece 25 Sea Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2. Frances is a girl Who is quiet and shy But no matter what she chooses With her disposition she ' ll get by! 1 9 Angie Catalfamo 2 5 Vine Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Sopho- more Hop 2. Nice things come in small packages so they say. Angie is no exception. She is success bound in whatever her chosen career. Carole Ann Cerasuolo 60 Lewis Street Academic Dramatic Club 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Soft voiced, quiet and prudent She has been a perfect student. Carole, if you want to go far Just stay as nice as you are. Diane Gail Chambers II Hancock Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4. A secretarial job would be bliss For this charming and pretty miss Who says her fondest aspiration Is to type and take dictation. CaROI. V. ClABURRl 55 Autumn Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Junior Prom 3. Carol will teach the A B C ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease With her good looks and charm- ing way Her pupils will enjoy school every day. 5 Josephine Ciampa 71 Ferry Street Commercial Sweet and charming that ' s Jo . We know she ' ll be liked no matter where she goes. 5 Jimmy Cheeseman 765 Bradford Street Technical Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3. We all heard Jimmy in the band His trombone playing was just grand We wish you luck in all you do For success is sure to come to you. Anthony Cincotta 15 Timothy Avenue Mechanic Arts Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Football 2, 3. To be a Diesel engineer Is an idea in Tony ' s mind Success and luck go with you In this, your life ' s career. Anthony M. Ciulla 104 Clarence Street . cademic Baseball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Tony has been a great asset To our E.H.S. Basketball team. With his winning spirit he will find, Success in all that he does. Anthony (Tony) Ciulla 27 Engelwood Avenue Academic Tonv ' s talent exceeds in art In dressing he always looks smart In drafting he should find success We hope it ' s mixed with happiness. Lillian Ciulla 52 Englewood Avenue Commercial Lillian ' s personality and brains will surely make any boss very happy. Burt E. Cohen 49 Hamilton Street Academic Soanish Club 4. Tops in his field — he ' ll be a big wheel, His career will take him far, Burt and music — synonymous He ' s jazz ' s rising star. Daniel Cohen 38 Bettinson Avenue Academic Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Dan is the kind of guy That you will seldom meet For such true friends are hard to find No matter how hard you seek. 1 9 Charles H. Cohen 216 Main Street Academic Dramatic Club 4. He will give electrical engineering a fling And we ' re sure the future will bring Health and wealth and lasting joy To this very competent boy. Carmela Colameta 20 Bellingham Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2. Carmela is gay she ' s also witty, Carmela is definitely charming and pretty. This young lady we all admire. To be your boss would be anyone ' s desire. 4 Betty Ann Colecchia 62 Wellington Avenue Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivarj 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4. With Betty ' s charming manner, We know she ' ll be a success. And we wish her luck always. And lots of happiness. Carol Collyer 7 Edith Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. In an office we know Carol will make good She ' ll rise to the top As smart girls should. 5 Bob Coluntino 27 Parlin Street Technical Preparatory Whatever Bob ' s goals may be. Wherever his interests lie We know he ' ll be tops And always climb high. 5 Jean Comeau 25 Orange Court Commercial Glee Club 3. Her quiet charm and happy face Will bring her smiles every place, Jean has studied many a week To be efficient in the job she ' ll keep. Virginia Mae Colford 4 Bryant Street Commercial Orchestra 2; Gilbert Sullivan 4; Glee Club 4. As an airline stewardess Ginny will make the best With her charm and personality She ' ll surely pass the tea. Virginia Commito 5 Cross Street Commercial Ginry has a pleasing smile and supny disposition. Wherever she goes we know she ' ll mai ? friends. T Albert Conti 47 Sycamore Street Mechanic Arts No matter what he chooses, To be his Hfe career, We know he will succeed. When he departs from here. Robert Convery 0 Foster Street Academic Track 2, 3; Lyceum 4; Baseball 2, 3. Bob ' s keen desire is one we know. He ' ll not give up come rain or snow To do or die is his desire He ' s bound he ' ll be a chief. And put out a fire. Helen Elizabeth Cook 777 Springvale Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Lip Reading 3. We will not forget that pleasant smile an d vitality Or that Betty has a wonderful personality With a winning manner and able mind No finer secretary will you find. Richard Cook Cookie 37 Linden Street Commercial Cookie ' s a boy who ' ll expect many riches, He ' s just the one to ke( p you in stitches, His future aim he will .lot tell, So find your work and do it well For a boy who ' s tops and you all know, We wish him the best wherever he goes. P.oBERT Corolla 207 Bucknam Street Mechanic .Arts Football 4. Bob is pleasant and full of fun. He ' ll make your day a very bright one. His ambition he ' d rather not say, But the very best to you in every way. 1 9 Elizabeth Courtney 627 Broadway ■ Academic Betty will fashion madam ' s choice coiffure, With her guarantee to enchant and allure. Styles that increase all the cus- tomers ' zeal Will give her a shop to attract and appeal. Carolyn A. Covino 74 Lewis Street Commercial Home Economic Always happy Full of fun That ' s how all Carol ' s friends arc won. Joanne Crane 223 Russell Street Commercial Yearbook StafT 4. Joanne is ambitious, Which is as it should be; If into her future we could look. Real success we ' d surely see. 5 Janet Cregan 867 Broadway Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Quite soon Janet will soon take dictation. In any firm she ' ll be a sensation She ' ll keep the book and type the letter And in her field there ' ll be no better. 5 Barbara Ann Cripps 1 Appleton Terrace Academic Though Barb won ' t tell us To what position she aspires, We hope that soon she ' ll gain . ' Ml the things That her little heart desires. Robert J. Covino 83 Pearl Street Academic Italian Club 3, 4. Engineering is Bob ' s ambition So in this field he ' ll take his posi- tion And in the future we will hear Of Bob, the brilliant engineer Dorothea Crocker 17 Myrtle Street Commercial Dorothea has a channing smile and a personality. We know that she will be successful and make her boss very happy. Robert D. Cummixgs 687 Broadway Academic Track 2, 3. Here ' s a boy you think is quiet. But get him going and he ' s a riot Though it doesn ' t show, Sam is really wise, But more often you will notice The mischief in his eyes! Louis D ' Angelo 9 K.K. Terrace Academic Italian Club 3, 4. Though quiet and studious he may seem. His humor and wit are a gag- writer ' s dream, So in the future we know he ' ll succeed. And as an engineer take the lead. Rosemary Curtin 116 High Street Academic Homeroom Officer Secretary 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4. Rosemary has revealed the fact It ' s a teacher she wants to be We hope this ambition in her young life Will become a reality. 1 Frank D ' Addario 20 Wyllis Avenue Academic He is one of the best we have ever met And his nice ways we ' ll never forget Frank won ' t reveal to what posi- tion he aspires But here ' s a boy who ' ll win what- ever he desires. 9 Ralph D ' Amelio 5 Oliver Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2, 3 ; Italian Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4. Friendliness, sparkling eyes, and wit They ' re what make good-looking Ralph such a hit No doubt they ' ll help him in his career. When he becomes a leading aeronautical engineer. Mary Daughenbaugh 145 Bell Rock Street Commercial Home Economic Homeroom Officer 3; Glee Club 2. Mary ' s a girl with an entertaining wit Wherever she goes she is a big hit. She ' ll be a success no matter what she wants to be By keeping her bosses laughing constantly. Louise Davis 25 Veterans Avenue Commercial Preparatory A gracious airline hostess •Ambitious Lou will be She ' ll serve and soothe the pas- senger While flying o ' er land or sea. Barbara Irene Davison (Babs) 101 Chelsea Street Academic-Home Economics Homeroom Officer 4. Babs is the wit among her crowd A girl who ' ll make Everett High proud A nurse she ' ll be to cure your pain And tease each patient who dares to complain. 5 Elaine M. Dearin 24 Waverly Avenue Academic Gilbert Sullivan 4. Whatever she may choose to do Her winning way will see her through One of the best we all agree A regular girl it ' s easy to see. 5 Lorraine N. DeFeo 122 Main Street Academic Glee Club 2. To say she ' s modest is only a start So here ' s to a girl with a great big heart Her work at E.H.S. was always without deception We hope four years at Regis will be no exception. Paula Bruce Davis 10 Russell Street Commercial Homeroom Officer Secretary-Treas- urer 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Paula is the quiet type, She ' s never hurried or harried. After leaving school she ' ll work awhile And eventually get married. Lorraine A. DeLoreto 58 Baldwin Avenue Commercial Home Economics Glee Club. Lorry had made her decision. It ' s a typist she wants to be. She ' ll make a fine addition to any office, That you can plainly see. Carole Lois Delory 42 Wolcott Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Sophomore Hop 2. Carole is very popular, on this we all agree ; She ' s tops in style and personality, With her sparkling eyes of blue and her extra-special smile, We ' re sure that success will be with her all the while. Angela M. DeLuca 2.3 Maplewood Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2, 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Here ' s a girl though small in size, Is on the ball and really wise. We wish her luck in every way, She ' ll make Everett High School proud some day. John J. Desmond 57 Lexington Street Academic Johnny maintains very stoutly That his ambition he doesn ' t know But when he begins his life ' s career In it far he will go. Anna De Vito 50 Everett Street Commercial Preparatory Italian Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4. A ' i a medical secretary .Anna would be just right For into the doctor ' s office She ' d bring sunshine and light. 1 9 Lorraine M. DeYeso (Dolly) 20 Tileston Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Petite, charming and sweet Our Dolly can ' t be beat With her personality plus She rates with all of us She wants to work for a dentist someday We wish her luck all the way. Salvatore John DiFilippo 77 Reed Avenue , Commercial Sal is a guy with a witty mind In his chosen field he ' ll leave others far behind. Theresa DiLiberto Terry 140 Ferry Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 2; Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. Pretty and small as you see her here She led the crowds in giving a cheer At all the games she was peppy and merry That ' s how we ' ll remember our little Terry. Rita Dodge 851 Broadway Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. To be a secretary is what Rita dreams, The best in her office she ' ll be, it seems ; In typing and shorthand we know she ' ll excel, And all of us here are wishing her well. 5 Arlene Elizabeth Doherty (Sis) 59 Lexington Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Vice-Pres- ident 3; President; Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Sis is a happy girl. Prettv as can be Her laughing eyes and dimpled cheeks Fit her to a T . 5 Claire M. Donnelly 122 Glendale Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Sophomore Hop 2. Pretty, popular, pert and poised That ' s our Claire, shout all the boys In charm and personality she does excel And in the future we know she ' ll do well. Luce Di Nanno 9 Alfred Street Academic Homeroom Vice-President 2. With that personality wherever he goes he ' ll be on top, Throughout the years his success as an engineer will never stop Smiling and helpful right till the end No one could find a better friend. Doris Marian Donnelly 3 Courtland Street Commercial A lovely girl who ' s really on the ball A winning personality and that ' s not all To write, to type, to take dictation Is what she wants for her occupa- tion With her charmy way and bright smile Will bring her success all the while. Geraldine Donnelly 13 Haskell Avenue Commercial Jerri ' s a friend who is always gay, Briijht and ?unny in every way. A cheery smile she has for you, To make sure you won ' t be blue. Jane A. Donnelly 122 Glendale Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3. Jane is a girl who is charming and sincere She ' s a girl we like to be near Jane has a winning manner and her smile is very sweet We know whatever she undertakes success she ' ll surely meet. Edward A. D ' Onofrio 16 Oliver Street Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4. Ed ' s main ambition is cabinet making No job will have him stuck He ' ll be among the greatest And we wish him the best of luck. Rose Marie Dotoli (Scotty) 9 Bucknam Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Scotty is modest and sometimes shy But she will find as life goes by That with her dimple and her smile Everything she does will seem worthwhile. 1 9 Joseph Ricky Downey 96A Woodlawn Street Commercial Preparatory Spanish Club 4. Here ' s wishing Joe Happiness With lots of success And luck to see him through Whatever he may do. William Doyle (Bunky) 48 Cabot Street .Academic Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4. We all know Bunky Will make the grade When he becomes a member Of the firefighter ' s brigade. Tim Driscoll 151 Hancock Street Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3; Spanish Club 4. Twinkling eyes and Irish grin These qualities are all part of Tim They will be assets to his career As a Don Juan when he departs from here. Sharon Jean Duke 25 Bennett Street Commercial Glee Club 3. Laughing and smiling all the day Sharon is always happy and gay Whatever she plans to do after June Success in life is bound to come soon. Barry Wayne Dunphy 89 Fremont Avenue Academic Homeroom Officer 2. He will exist in our memory for- ever As one who succeeds in any en- deavor Whatever he chooses for an oc- cupation Barry will prove to be a great sensation. 5 Anthony Evangelista 21 Orange Court Academic Italian Club 3, 4. Maybe he ' ll play on the concert stage. Or be the jazz craze of the age; Whether to lead or the play we ' re not sure, At any rate, music for him has allure. 5 Deni Evangelista 25 Locust Street Academic Class Officer 2, 3; Track 2; Gil- bert Sullivan 2; Junior Prom 3; Sophomore Hop; Basketball 2; ItaHan Club 2 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Yearbook StafiT 4. We ' ll always remember Deni as one of the finest in our class. As Sophomore and Junior Pres- ident, as Fritz in the Dra- matic Club Cast, In any activity you can name up E.H.S. Deni stands out from all the rest. As a dentist he ' s sure to take the lead. With his broad handsome smile he ' s sure to succeed. Edward N. Evangelista 25 Locust Street Academic Homeroom Officer 3 ; Class Officer 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Ed ' s an all round guy And a true credit to our school To do our best as everything Would seem to be his rule. Adelene Farese (Adele) 18 Montrose Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. A pretty girl with personality A fashion designer she wants to be Her sweet smile and charm will bring her success To Adelene we wish lots of hap- piness. Angelo Ferraro 2 Locust Park Mechanic Arts Knowing our Angelo we must confess, We are sure he ' ll meet with suc- cess, Angelo is a boy wh o is known to ' all. Will reach the top and never fall. Barbara Marie Finegan 446 Ferry Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Library StafT 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 1954; Yearbook StafT 4. Laugh and the world laughs with you That ' s why Barb is so carefree and gay Her cheerfulness she has shared with all Never changing from day to day. Alice Finniss 56 Grover Street Commercial Home Economics As we predict Alice ' s future. In a world so full of strife, She will achieve her goal, r doubt. As a happy httle wife. 1 f 9 Jerry Finn 75 Oak Terrace .Academic Jerry plans to go to college Where he can gain more knowledge So here ' s a wish from us to you That you succeed in all you do. Carmen A. Fino 52 Madison Avenue Mechanic Arts To be a Diesel mechanic Is Carmen ' s only aim He ' ll do a good job And acquire great fame. Sylvia Finos 7 Wall Street Academic Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Sophomore Hop 2; Student Council 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Editor-in- Chief Yearbook. This popular, sophisticated, and ambitious lass. Will hot-rod her way into the Uni- versity of Mass. We know that with her sparkling smile and pleasing way Our football queen will be a great success in every way. Frances Fiorello 32 Shute Street Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 3; Italian Club 3, 4. She ' ll keep you happy as you go your way And never let the joys of life stay ' way We wish her the best that life can hold And hope her boss will not scold. 5 5 Angelo Fiorentino 33 Lewis Street M4C Football .4. Angelo right now has No real ambition He say ' s he might join the Marines And keep in condition. Allen H. Fitzpatrick 6 Franklin Street Mechanic Arts Al has an ambition That will carry him high To be a technician On whom we can rely. Katherine Forgione 80 Lynn Street Commercial Homeroom Officer Secretary-Treas- urer 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. A swell girl and sort of shy But with her smile, she ' ll get by No matter what to Kay is said Her cute face turns bright bright red! Dolores Caroline Forgione 16 Arlington Street Commercial To be receptionist and greet folks each day Is the way Dolores w ants to earn her pay And we know, in every deed With her smile she will succeed. Marvin A. Freeman 53 Luke Road Academic To those who know him he ' s quite a giry And will always be remembered as being sincere We won ' t forget Marv for an awful long time Thou h he ' s only been with us for less than a year. Marilyn A. Friel 3 High Street Terrace Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Little Marilyn is a girl well known She has a smile that is all her own Her friendly manner and charm- ing way Will bring happiness to her each day. Joanne Chick Gagnon 126 Hancock Street Commercial Prep. Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Sophomore Hop 2 ; Jr. Prom 3. Miss Etiquette is liked by every- one Her beauty and sweetness are sur- passed by none. Personality and charm from head to toe Here is a girl really nice to know. Pauline C. Gentile 3 Baldwin Terrace Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Dramatic Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3. Pauline cute, sweet, and trim, As a secretary she ' s bound to win. Typing out the boss ' s dictation. Will be Pauline ' s new vocation. RcsE Marie Gerokoulis 26 Shute Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sul- livan 2, 4; Junior Prom 3. A friendly girl with a friendly greeting She gave to us at every meeting We know Rose will have a wonder- ful life And make some man the best little wife. Km ' ' Elaine Giancola (Chickie) 7 Lewis Street Commercial Chickie is little, Chickie is small. But one thing ' s for sure, she ' s liked by all. Her charm and wit, I ' m sure you ' ll agree. Match her wonderful personality. Franues Ann Giannelli 23 Thondike Street Commercial and Franny has personality charming way This will remain with her through- out the day She ' s a girl who ' s really very clever She ' ll surely be a success in any field of endeavor. Harry Giberson Estes Court Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. Happy he is, And happy he ' ll be He ' ll find success In photography. 5 5 Louise Ann Giannelli 113 Hancock Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Majorette 2, 3, 4 leader; Gilbert Sullivan 4. Pretty, popular, pert and poised, That ' s our Louise, shout all the boys. In typing and shorthand she does excel, And as a stenographer we know she ' ll do well. Doris B. Gidney 100 Chestnut Street Commercial Glee Club 2. With her sense of humor and happy grin When Doris leaves E.H.S.? She ' ll surely win! Arlene Frances Giordano 42 Kelvin Street Commercial To be a tiomemaker Is Arlene ' s ambition. And with her pleasing way. We know she ' ll secure this position. Rose Glazer 80 Francis Street Academic Band 2, 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. Rose has an ambition superb, A look and you ' ll know she ' ll suc- ceed, A coed at some college to be, Is the calling our gal will heed. TT 3 Kathleen Glenn (Kay) 9 Marion Place Commercial Junior Prom 3 ; Homeroom Officer 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kay is a girl who is really a treasure To have her around is a pleasure She keeps you laughing all the while And brightens your day with her sunny smile. Judith Carol Goldstein 121 Irving Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Library Staff 4. We like the pleasant things you do We like the things you say We like your sense of humor, too We like your sunny way. Connie Govostes 77 Pearl Street Commercial Home Economics Although Connie is one of our quiet girls, she will find suc- cess with her sparkling personality. Good Luck! George Gramstorff 138 Bradford Street Mechanic Arts George expects a career In photography Taking pictures is an art And he ' ll do well right from the start. Peter Grava 175 Hancock Street Mechanic Arts Pete thinks selling bottled liquors is his calling. May the ball soon get rolling. 1 9 Barbara Greene (Barb) 10 Timothy Avenue Commercial Home Economics Homeroom Officer 2. Happy go lucky pretty too. Our Barb is never blue, She has two qualities that often blend, A good sport and loyal friend. X Rose Gricci 181 Ferry Street Commercial Home Economics Rose is a quiet but sincere girl. Wherever she goes, she ' s bound to be a success because in our opin- ion she ' s tops. 5 5 Josephine Mary Grii.lo 14 Franklin Street Commercial Pini ' s very cute and she ' s very sweet Her personality is hard to beat To be a secretary behind a desk This is the job Pini would like best. Joseph Guarnaccia 707 Bow Street Academic Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Joe with your looks, personality, and brains. All the girls will flock to your dentist door. In this way you will relieve their pains. Good Luck! William SNOv fOEN, Jr. 73 Cedar Street Commercial A nice looking boy with a pleasant smile, Always neat and dressed in style That ' s our Bill from Everett High We ' re sure he ' ll go far, and there ' s no question why. Edward Griffin 69 Swan Street Academic Ed has decided that he would , Ijke to go to a technical school. We know he has what it takes. Lawrence J. Gundersen 27 Edith Avenue Mechanic Arts Yearbook Staff 4. To be a machinist and work the lathe Is Larry ' s main ambition. We know that in that field he ' ll be very successful. n Marilyn Habeeb 64 Estes Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. Marilyn is a gal with vim and vigor. She ' s tops in sport and has a personality that will make her a success. Shei.ah Helene Harrison 55 Chatham Road Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2 ; Spanish Club 4. Shelah desires to be a teacher. We all hope she will be a success- ful one. Good Luck! George F. Haley 91 Reed Avenue Academic Lyceum 2 ; Junior Prom 3. One who ' s friendly, one who ' ll strive One who ' s the greatest in the class of ' 55 Up the ladder of success George will go high Our memories of him will never die. Marilyn Francis Hanley (Rusty) 36 Appleton Street Commercial Laughing eyes and happy face Make her a hit in every place When Rusty ' s a nurse in starchy white With her red hair, she ' ll be quite a sight! Janet Louise Hansen 32 Pleasant View Avenue Commercial Success and happiness is what we wish you. We know you ' ll be a success in whatever you do. 1 9 Gloria Janice Hensey 31 Coolidge Street Academic Library StaflF 2. Do unto others is our girl ' s theme So into nursing she is agoing We hope that fate will be kind to her And much happiness she ' ll be knowing. Joseph P. Herlihy 35 Autumn Street Academic Football 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 4. A navy career is the life for Joe So to Annapolis he will go And maybe someday we will see Joe a member of the Admiralty. Marie Catherine Hogan 15 Mansfield Street Academic Spanish Club 2. Marie is pretty and Marie is neat, She will make a nurse so sweet, When her patient ' s temperature starts to cause alarm, Marie -will cool it with her won- derful charm. 1 5 5 Dorothy Holmes 68 Linden Street Academic Homeroom Officer 4; Gilbert Sullivan 4; Dramatic Club 4; Glee Club 3. Dotty wants to have success Sprinkled with joy and happiness To a girl as nice as Dotty we say Go to it, girl, you ' ll find the way. Sally Ann Holmes 31 Pleasant Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; President 3 ; Secretary Treasurer; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Hop 2; Junior Prom 3; Cheerleader 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Her dramatics, cheering and other activities are only a beginning To all the success Sally will be win- ning And she too has an interesting am- bition To study, work hard «.id be a dietician. Bruce Wayne Higgins 34 Englewood Avenue Academic Public relations is a worthy career Good luck to you year after year. Florence Horwood 112 Chestnut Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan, 4; Glee Club 3. We wish Flo happiness With her career Mav ' ■he be happier With each passing year. Marilyn Betty Hough 36 Hancock Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3. No need, for medicine, bandages, prescription and such Marilyn ' s nursing will have a soothing touch In her work she will find Friends and joy and peace of mind. Paul Iannuzzi 23 Baily Street Mechanic Arts Football 3, 4. Here is someone witty, Someone full of fun, When you need an A-1 mechanic, He ' ll give you a job well done. Beverly Ann Hudson Kelvin Street Commercial Beverly is a swell girl we all agree, Someone friendly and nice to see, We wish you success and we all know. You ' ll find happiness wherever you go. Gladys Humphrey 776 Walnut Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2. To her patients, Gladys will bring good cheer, Making their difficult days less drear Her pleasing smile and pleasant way Will always make them feel quite gay- Edna Mae Hunkins 13 Stevenson Avenue Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Sparkling blue eyes, a complexion that ' s fair With beautiful blond ringlets in her hair, She has a nice big smile and per- sonality galore Her being adorable and popular is what we adore Being the best in shorthand she took in her stride. The whole class will remember Edna with pride. 1 9 Eleanor Itzkowitz 148 Main Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 4. Eleanor ' s a peach and full of fun She ' s always willing when work ' s to be done Eleanor ' s tops as you all know She ' ll always be liked wherever she goes. Doris Ann Iudice II A Waverly Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Doris aims to be a private sec- retary to some young lawyer. With her personality and charm she is sure to be a success in many ways. Joanne Jenkins 93 Belmont Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Joanne wants to make her man, The nicest little wife, We assure you she can do it. And they ' ll both live a happy life. 5 Ellen Sara Jones 3 High Street Terrace CP4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. With her winning personality And special kind of charm Our pretty red-headed Ellen Will make a fine schoolmarm. 5 Maureen Joyce 39 Chatham Road Commercial Gilbert Sullivan. To be a great singer is Maureen ' s choice We hope she ' ll succeed with her beautiful voice. With her pretty smile and won- derful personality We hope her dreams will become a reality. Mary Jannino 513 Ferry Street Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3. Mary wants to be a nurse And answer each patient ' s call. With Mary around we just can ' t see How anvone would want to get well at all. Patricia Anne Joyce 39 Chatham Road Commercial In the business world she ' ll be in demand. Her boss will find no cause for reprimand. With a per- sonality that is sweet. To know her is quite a treat. Marie B. Juhano 54 Kelvin Street Commercial Homeroom Officer Vice-President; Gilbert Sullivan 2. If Marie docs her secretarial work as well as she did her school work the boss should be very pleased with this capable, young girl. Douglas Kelly 91 Russell Street Mechanic Arts Homeroom Officer 2. No more pencils, no more books No more teachers ' dirty looks But Dougljis, my lad, you may soon find That Naval Officers are much less kind. V Eileen Marie Kashian 6 Washington Street Commercial Course Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. The destiny of Eileen Looks very bright indeed, And as an original hairdresser She will, no doubt, succeed. i 1 Catherine Rita Keefe 48 Plymouth Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2. Whatever her goal may be, Wherever her interests lie. We know that she ' ll be tops S e can ' t help but climb high. 9 John F. Kelley 44 Cabot Street Mechanic Arts To be a machinist Is what Johnny desires We know that he has The skill it requires. LoRNA P. Kenney 49 Madison Avenue Commercial Her parking p ersonality And bubbling vitality Will win her friends In any locality. Jean Kerr 69 Albion Street Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4. To be a nurse is Jean ' s ambition, She ' ll have no trouble in finding a position, Her quiet voice and easy way Will make her patients better day by day. Joan King 222 Vine Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3; Glee Club 2; Junior Prom. With Joan ' s likable personality and disposition, she will be suc- cessful. Her secretarial training will be an asset to any employer. 5 5 Dorothea Rose King (Nikkie) 59 Pierce Avenue ' • Commercial Home Economics Small, petite and oh so sweet 1 She ' s a girl who can ' t be beat 0 Full of fun and fancy free That describes our girl Nikkie. Dawn N. Kirby 41 Kinsman Street ■ Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 2. As a nurse all dressed in white Dawn will make the hospital bright Full of fun and worry free That ' s the way she ' ll always be Pretty and charming every day We know she ' ll always be that way. Beverly Kulvin 22 Bailey Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. One of the best we all agree A regular girl it ' s easy to see Where there ' s fun Bev ' s always in it She ' s never still for half a minute. Annette Grace Labadia 43 Sammet Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Glee Club 2. The assets of a good steno- grapher are personality, charm and good spirits toward your employer. Annette has all these qualities, and we predict success for her. Malcolm Labell 56 Harvard Street Academic Dramatic Club 3, 4. Mai will be a mathematician And in his field he will be a magician We ' ll remember our future Ein- stein : Por success and luck he will com- bine. John La Monica 798 Ferry Street Mechanic Art Johnny has a certain aim He certainly never rust In the Marines he ' ll gain fame As a good Marine must. Mary Anne Lancian 151 Jefferson Avenue Academic Homeroom Officer 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Sophomore Hop 2; Junior Prom 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Assist- ant Editor of Yearbook. She ' s very cute she ' s very sweet, Her personality is hard to beat With her pep, vim, and vitality. She cheered our team to victory So whatever you intend to do Here ' s luck in the future from our class to you. Norman Larkin 50 Glendale Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; Yearbook Staff 4. Our thoughts of him will never be ending We hope to hear of all the money he ' ll be spending. In designing planes, and cars he is very clever He ' ll reach the tip in any en- deavor. Helen Ruth Lepper 43 Sea Street Commercial Nina is liked wherever she may go. Just ask her friends and they ' ll tell you so. Bruce L. Lewis 120 Nichols Street College Preparatory Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Bruce would like a life of ease And increase his store of wealth We know the future holds for him The best of luck and health. John J. Lima, Jr. 69 Wellington Avenue Mechanical Arts John ' s talent lies in drafting That ' s what he ' s like to do Good Luck o with you On this career you ' re starting. Antoinette LoConte 21 Devens Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3. A modest girl With a cheerful smile A pleasant way A friend worthwhile. Carole Lombardi 25 School Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 2. Carol can type She is also full of fun But when it comes to roller skating She is the very best one. Connie Lo Russo (Concetta) 550A Ferry Street Home Economics Course Italian Club 3; Glee Club 2. Connie has a winning manner, And her smile is very sweet. We know whatever she undertakes, Success she ' ll surely meet. ROSEMARIE LUONGO 142 Bell Rock Street Commercial Glee Club. Laughing, smiling all the day, Rosie is always happy and gay, Just as nice as she can be, A future success, just wait and see. Mahgie Maiuri 97 Belmont Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 2. This quiet and sweet miss is bound to be a success in whatever she does. May you always find happiness as you climb the ladder of success. Ronald J. Mahoney 123 Garland Street Mechanic Arts Ronald ' s a boy who ' s really O.K. He ' s been a good sport in every way At whatever he tries he will be skilled And every ambition will be ful- filled. 1 Nancy Jean Main 30 Stuart Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Band 2; Soanish Club 4 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Teaching her students the things they must learn, Nancy will give her object with- out being stern. Bringing new interest to all she serves, She ' ll get the honor we know she deserves. 9 Richard Maine 128 Vernal Street Academic Dramatic Club. With Richard everyone could laugh and joke He had a knack of bringing a smile whenever he spoke Being very alert and competent, in his future career He will find happiness as a chemical engineer. Ruth Johanna Manion 153 Glendale Street Commercial Home Economics Glee Club 3 ; Library StafT 2. Life and work will be just bliss For this sweet and lovely miss. Lynda Estelle Malin 97 Madison Avenue Commercial This pretty and charming lass With the smile so gay; A successful bookkeeper Will be one day. Janice Mankin 25 Maiden Street Commercial Preparatory If a medical secretary Is what you have in mind, Just look for our gal, Jan She ' s the best that you could find. 5 Catherine Louise Marino 43 Forest Avenue Commercial Home Economics Cay is a girl With a sweet smile. Whatever field she enters. Will be worth while. 5 Ronald Marotta 31 School Street Academic Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3. Ronnie is handsome and pleasant, He is one we shall not forget, When we sit in this Dentist ' s chair. We ' ll have nothing to fret. Sandra Ann Malin 97 Madison Avenue Commercial Sandy is neat, pleasant, and sweet. She is liked by all she meets. Whatever this charming girl de- cides to do. She will become a success when she departs from this high school. Joan Martin 36A Waters Avenue Commercial Always laughing, always happy, that ' s our Joan. Pleasant in every way, she is bound to be successful in all that she chooses to do. Patricia Mason 163 Jefjerson Avenue Commercial Yearbook Staff 4. Pretty hair and big eyes of blue Lots of fun and a friend who is true To type, to file, to take dictation Is what she wants for an occupa- tion Pat is one girl we ' ll always adore And we ' ll remember her forever more. Vincent T. Matteucci 46 Autumn Street Academic Vincent certainly has the skill to be tops. His dynamic person- ality assures him of great success. Harold J. Mayo 22 Liberty Street Mechanical Arts Football 2. Hal is a guy who is not sure About his education But he is very sure He wants his own gas station. Irene McCarthy 83 Maiden Street Commercial Quiet and sweet Her smile is a treat A friend, true and steady To do her part, she ' s always ready. John Joseph McCarthy 80 Clark Street Academic Football. He was speedy and small our number forty-nine He had not trouble in breaking the other team ' s line Mac ' s football playing sure brought plenty of cheers, The whole class will remember him through the years. Janet McLean 98 Chestnut Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 4. Tanet is friendly lanet is fun She ' s as cheerful as the noon-day sun. Marie A. Medugno 10 Pearl Street Commercial Home Economics A friend to all A smile for each In describing Marie We can say, She ' s a peach. Yvonne Merc.ier 39 W edgewood Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2. 3, 4. A secretary blossoms forth, Where there are many more. But there ' s no doubt that Yvonne will be, The very best in store. 5 Eleanor M. Mercuric Irving Street Commercial Secretarial work is what Eleanor will do. As good as she there are only a few, With her shorthand skill and typ- ing speed, Eleanor is the girl her employer will need. 5 Sandra Jean Menucci 68 Pierce Avenue Commercial Sandy ' s ambition is to become an air-line hostess. The passengers are assured of a good flight with Sandy on duty. Richard Metcalf 38 Summit Avenue Mechanic Arts If something breaks and Leaves you sorrow. Handsome Dick Will fix it for you. Lorraine H. Middleton Chisholm Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ' Lorry ' s ' pretty and very sweet So don ' t just go by size Through life this girl will travel far. And be her boss ' s prize! 1i I Bill Mietz.ner 12 Luke Road Academic Yearbook Staff 4. Bill with his dolls Has the world on a string, On a stage of success Where the rafters will ring. William Monahan 74 Fremont Avenue Academic Football 4; Gilbert Sullivan 4 Bill, as yet. Has not selected his craft He ' s going to enlist in the Army Before he ' s caught in the draft. Julius H. Miller 134 Irving Street Academic Homeroom Officer; Treasurer 3; Debating Club 2, 3, 4. Julie ' s going to college In a field of science he ' ll be Plat-y-hel-min-thes, yes He ' ll be teaching biology. 1 Mary Lou Moccia 79 Kinsman Street Commercial Class Officer 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Whatever she ' ll tackle or whatever she ' ll do You ' ll always be certain that she ' ll see it through. Good luck and God speed to such a fine lass, As pretty as they come and one of the best in her class. 9 Duncan Moffat 23 Swan Street Academic Though quiet and studious he may seem His humor and wit are a gag- writer ' s dream In any occupation, he ' ll do fine Fame, luck and fortune he will combine. Judith I. Moores 58 Freeman Avenue Commercial Preparatory Judy ' s undecided as to what the future holds. But with the charm of hers, we know she ' ll find her pot of gold. Elizabeth Moody (Betty) 88 Dartmouth Street Commercial Home Economics As an airplane stewardess Betty would really make a hit She has the personality we know So come on, Betty, go to it. James Richard Chickie moreschi 9 Valley Street Mechanic Arts Homeroom Officer; President 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men C hickie is no exception to this rule Because, man, that boy ' s real cool Among the talents that he has got Is parking his car in the parking lot. 5 Ruth A. Morrow 706 Dartmouth Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. Ruth is bound to be an asset to any office. We know success is coming her way. Good Luck! 5 Mario P. Moscaritolo 178 Ferry Street Academic Italian Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. No matter what this handsome lad chooses To be his like career. We know he will succeed When he departs from here. Marilyn Moody 88 Dartmouth Street Commercial Home Economics If a man needed a secretary With good all-mind ability And sparkling personality He ' d say Marilyn ' s the girl for me. Robert Edward Moynihan 15 Forest Avenue Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. His ambition is noble and sound No finer boy can be found So in the future we know he ' ll succeed And as an engineer will take the lead. John Brandon Mungo 24 Cabot Street Academic John has decided to be a mechani- cal engineer, We know he ' ll be a great success after he has left here. Angelo Napolitano 220 Bucknam Street A4D Italian Club. Angelo has a smile for everyone he sees In everything he does he seems to please He will join the ranks of engineers We wish him luck throughout the years. Paul R. Murray 15 Clark Street Academic Football 3, 4. His winning smiles and winning ways, Will see Paul through his college days So whatever Paul ' s ambition We have no doubts he ' ll succeed in this position. 1 Henry Myers 386 Main Street Academic Tops in all things from A-Z Good to everyone thats our Henry Health and wealth and recognition He will have in any position. 9 Susan Myers (Sue) Jefferson Avenue Commercial Preparatory Student Council 2, 3 ; Sophomore Hop 2 : Junior Prom 3 ; Spanish Club 4; Class Day Usher 3: Parlin P Club 2 ; Yearbook StafT 4. A pretty young miss. With plenty of poise; And many of her admirers, Are, naturally the boys. Geraldine B. Nardella (Gerry) 755 Bow Street Commercial Home Economics Gilbert Sullivan 4; Glee Club 3. We wish Gerry luck and joy As she plans for a singing career We know she will succeed When she departs from here. Fred Navarro 91 Main Street J Mechanic Arts If Fred joins the service As he said he would He will do his job As well as he should. 5 5 Fern B. Newell 330 Broadway Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Glee Club 2. To a lovely girl we wish success And a barrel full of happiness! Joan Nickerson 4 Wellington Avenue Commercial Gilbert SuUivan 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; Homeroom Officer; Treasurer 4 ; Newspaper Staff 4. Joan is one of the nicest girls up E.H.S., We all wish her luck and success. With her pleasing personality And her pretty smile, Success is sure to be with her all the while. Joyce Ann Noftle 28 Cottage Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2; Italian Club 3, 4. Joyce is shy and Joyce is sweet ; She ' s one girl we adore. Surely the success which is waiting for her Will last forever-more. Leona Noonan 16 Calhoun Avenue Commercial Home Economics Leona is a very competent little girl. We all wish you success in what- ever you may do. Here ' s hoping everything comes your way. Fred A. Norris 7 Gilmore Street Technical Preparatory We ' ll always remember that nice big smile That Fred had for us all the while To tell his good points we ' ve only begun With that wonderful personality his success is already won. I Patricia Ann O ' Brien 22 Sammet Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4. Patty is pretty And smart as can be She ' ll get what she wants Just you wait and see. Tommy O ' Donnell 106 Central Avenue Academic Homeroom Officer 4 ; Spanish Club 4 : Yearbook Staff 4. Tall, handsome and bright Tommy is everyone ' s delight To join the army is his claim Then to college to accomplish his aim. Russell O ' Brien 21 Bryant Street Mechanic Arts As a student of mechanics Russ will work with auto organics He may be quiet, he may be shy. But one thing is sure, he ' s a reg- ular guy. Ruth O ' Brien 48 Grover Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4. As a secretary Ruth will take her place. In this position she ' ll be an ace. In this job her talents she ' ll show, Success and happiness are her ' s we know. 1 9 John O ' Connor 377 Broadwiy Homeroom Officer 2 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Toco ' s future lies in sports. In baseball he is great ; We know he ' ll be a famous star In fact — we ' ve set the date. Donna O ' Hara 37 Freeman Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Lovely to look at, delightful to know, that ' s our Donna. We shall all be seeing her on our favorite fashion magazines. Kathleen B. O ' Keefe 22 Dean Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. We all know Kathleen for her sparkling personality and sweet- ness. May you find everything you hope for in the future. Good luck in everything you do. Myles F. O ' Mallev 13 Thurman Street Commercial Football 2. Always happy, full of fun. That ' s how all his friends are won. With his pleasing personality, He ' ll be a success whatever he might be. 5 5 Jean M. O ' Neil 2 Sammet Street Commercial Jeannie will be a secretary Competent and bright. She will do her duty, And we know she ' ll do it right. MoNA Lisa Orfei 17 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Yearbook Staff 4. To become a professional ac- cordionist is Mona ' s desire And we know she will go a long way Good luck, best wishes, and hap- piness too Is what we all wish to say. Charles Oliveri 214 Springvale Avenue Mechanic Arts A draftsman Charles Would like to be Designing plans For all to see. John L. Orso 196 Bucknam Street M4B Johnny is the boy Whose greatest aim Is to join the service And make quite a name. Phyllis Janice Ostrovsky 48 Maiden Academic Class Officer 4: President 2, 3; Gil- bert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Library Staff 2, 4; Junior Prom 3; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. P is for her personality H the handshake we all know Y is yes, we really love her L the light that makes her glow. Vincent Palmitesta Jones Street Mechanic Homeroom Officer; Track; Base- ball. If you ever need someone to draw up a plan. Just call on Vin- nie Palmitesta for he is just the man. 1 Joan Parris 46 Woodlawn Street Commercial Home Economics Class Officer 2 ; Homeroom Officer 3. A very good secretary, Just you wait and see; And we know the boss will like her, ' Cause she ' s sweet as she can be. 9 Richard A. Parrott 135 Glendale Street Technical Preparatory Richard has chosen the Coast Guard as his next stop. We wish him the best of luck and success. Andrew Parziale Elm Road Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4. To the life of Riley Is what Andy wants to do So, in the future, Andy, The best of luck to you. Thomas R. Pasqerella 582 Second Street Commercial Like many others Pasky is miss- ing Some thought or desire for future ambition, But whatever he chooses it ' s need- less to say, He ' ll make a success of it anyway. Janice A. Peluso 232 Main Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Cute Janice wants to become a ready, willing and able steno- grapher. With her charming per- sonality she is success bound. Joanne Perillo 13 Windsor Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Soarkling eyes and personality, Joanne is our Miss Vitality. She is a treat to see, And know she will succeed. Marguerite Anne Pesce 12 Lynde Street Academic Homeroom Officer 3 : Gilbert Sullivan 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2. To be a school teacher Is what Marguerite has in mind Teaching children from grades one to seven Marguerite will make school as nice as heaven. Francine Pescione 78 W oodlawn Street Commercial Home Economics She ' s pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with. And pleasant to think of. Rita Marie Petrino 18 Franklin Street Commercial This is the miss with great per- sonality She ' s sweet and gay and full of vitality As an efficient secretary who ' s al- ways at her best Rita will rise to fame and outshine the rest. John Pisacreta 21 Courtland Street Commercial Preparatory Track 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4. John is a treat to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. So whatever you intend to do. Here ' s luck in the future to you. 1 Joanne Lucille Porcaro 27 Baldwin Avenue Commercial Academic Vice-President 4; Treasurer 3; Glee Club 2 ; Majorette 2, 3, 4. Joanne will be a fine dental hygienist In her chosen work she ' ll be al- ways the keenest Dentist ' s appointments — we ' ll keep each one With her, teeth protection will be lots of fun. Joseph R. Plati 220 Bradford Street Academic Homeroom Officer 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. In agriculture he will have a career This boy who has done so well every year, With his brains and wonderful per- sonality, Joe ' s dreams will be brought to reality. 9 George Pompeo 208 Bradford Street Mechanic Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4. On George we know That luck will beam If he plays for A famous baseball team. SroNEY Poretsky 29 Hamilton Street Academic Dramatic Club. Syd won ' t reveal to what position he aspires. But here ' s a boy we ' re sure will win whatever he desires. Louis A. Poste 197 Bow Street Academic Homeroom Officer 3 ; Band 2 ; Spanish Club 4. Handsome Louie is very popular We all think that he ' s swell We know that as a teacher He ' s going to do very well. Eleanor Denise Powers 12 Otis Street Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 4. Popular, we must agree Pretty, as you can see All the boys must adore The charm of our sweet Eleanor. 5 Helen Pratt 26 Pleasant View Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Helen is going to settle down and get married. We know she ' ll make an outstand- ing and capable housewife. 5 Madeline Price (Maddy) 51 Luke Road Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3. A sp arkling wit, beauty and class. These describe this popular lass. When efficiency ' s the boss ' s desire Maddy is the girl to hire. Janet Bernadette Power Jan 493 Broadway Commercial Homeroom Officer 3, 4; President; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 2. To be a ' private secretary is this pretty girl ' s desire With her personality and brains We ' re sure that she ' ll acquire. James Prince 56A Estes Street Technical Preparatory Jimmy is uncertain About what he wants to do But there ' s no need of worrying Uncle Sam has his eye on you. Carol Prybylo 98 Glendale Street Commercial Real quiet and efficient A real catch for some lucky boss Be always as nice as you are now In all ways. Frank Allen Pryor 14 Woodland Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2; Track 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. With Frank around there ' s never a dull moment. With his keen sense of humor he will go far in the business world. Adele Puopolo 36 Waverly Street Commercial Glee Club 2. Dear to our hearts she ' ll always be, Ever remembered for her person- ality. Looks and poise are hers forever And a very hearty endeavor. Frederick Rabideau 79 Harvard Street Mechanic Arts Band 2, 3. The charm and personality That ' s been part of him so long Will make handsome Fred the best of dye-makers How could such a wonderful guy go wrong. Joseph Raso 241 Chelsea Street Academic Baseball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club. To be a basketball coach Is the life for Joe And he will be a success That we all know. Joan R. Reardon 21 Mohan Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Joan has always a smile on her face, Probably even when she ' s sleeping This wonderful trait of character We hope through life she ' ll be keeping. 5 Donald E. Reddington 288 Chelsea Street Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Judging by the skill Don shows In basketball and baseball He ' ll be equally successful in his future work. 5 Richard Robert Reeves 17 Liberty Street Commercial Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Sopho- more Hop 2 ; Junior Prom 3 ; Spanish Club President 4. To become a business man is Richie ' s desire. In this job he ' ll rise higher and higher, And when the money begins to roll We ' ll know, then, he ' s reached his goal. Sheldon Razin 6 Maiden Street Academic Dramatic Club 4; Lyceum 4. May Sheldon ' s dream come true That to him is so desy That he become an A-1 engineer. Sandra L. Regan (Cindy) 64 Maiden Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3. An efficient secretary Cindy will be She ' s got qualifications we can plainly see Cindy is pretty, short, and petite She ' ll be a good secretary and sweep the world ofT its feet. George F. Revelas 65 Freeman Avenue A4A College Course Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. George someday hopes To lead a band In the future On the podium he may stand. Barbara Ann Rindone 68 Ferry Street Commercial Home Economics Barbara wants to be a beautician And find a new hairdo If she holds to this decision Her wish is sure to come true. Ottavia Ricciardi 16 Lynde Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Tarvey is quiet and sweet, And really can ' t be beat. With her winning smile, She ' ll succeed all the while. 1 Joanne Richardson 41 Summer Street Commercial This charming girl has a smile so sweet. And winning ways that are hard to beat. 9 Sheila M. Riley 76 Sycamore Street Commercial Preparatory Gilbert Sullivan; Glee Club 2, 3. Sheila is tops in everyone ' s book with her smile, personality and of course her looks. Marilyn Rivers (Sweetie) 84 Baldwin Avenue Commercial Course Sweetie has a winning smile and a personality. No matter what she does she ' ll be a success. Alfred D. Roberts 132 Cottage Street Mechanic Arts To be a good mechanic Is one of Al ' s ideas We know he ' ll be successful If he stays in high gear. Oloa Ann Rosa 173 Bradford Street Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Olga ' s charming and she ' s sweet Her winning smile is hard to beat Besides these charms, she ' s also smart Lucky the boy who steals her heart! 5 Mary Ann Laurence Roselli 29 Everett Street Academic Course Homeroom Officer; Secretary 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Cheerleader (Cap- tain) 3, 4. Pretty, playful and so full of fun. In leading the cheers she was a number one. In looks and charm and all the rest, Mary Ann has been one of the best. 5 Audrey Elizabeth Ross 148 Union Street Commercial Audrey ' s aim is to enter the field of business relationship. What- ever she does will prove her ac- curate tabulation in the world of Richard Rollins 42 Villa Avenue Mechanic Arts If you ever have trouble with your car Just take it down to Dick For he is just the guy Who can fix it sure and quick. John Rossetti 52 Heath Street Academic Friendliness, personality, and wit that is what makes John a hit. No doubt they ' ll help him in his career, When he becomes college ' s best engineer. Barbara Rossi 40 Bolster Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3. Her friendly way and lovely smile. Will bring her success for a long long while, Barbara will always be at ease. Sitting at her desk hammering at the keys. LORETTA ROTONDO 113 Florence Street Commercial As a comptometer operator Lorry will be a success. E.H.S. wishes you lots of luck in the future because you deserve it. 1 Ruth A. Ruggiero 12 West Street Commercial Cheerful — genial — friendly — kind Friends like this are hard to find. 9 Peter Sacco 7759 Park Way Mechanic Arts Baseball 3. Here ' s to a boy Who plays a great game. We all know that Pete, Will make a great name. Grace Russo 47 Reed Avenue Commercial Grace ' s ambition is to make a good home for that lucky fellow. With her pleasing manner and good will, this job won ' t be hard at all. Good Luck! Richard Sacramone 12 Winter Street Mechanic Arts Dick is one boy who likes to work around cars But whatever he does, he ' ll always in charge. Joseph Santo, Jr. 28 Windsor Street Academic Band 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4. For Joe we see a future bright. His business ability shows, A leader strong he ' ll be, In whatever field he goes. 5 5 Stephen J. Seoal 20 Reynolds Avenue Academic Track 4. Steve has a definite goal — In electronics he will be A job from which large fortunes roll Appeals to him, we see. SoNDRA Gail Seldon 29 Waters Avenue Commercial GGC; Junior and Senior; Home- room Officer 4. Sondra intends to put her com- mercial training into use the best way possible. We know she will be an asset to any boss who is look- ing for a very reliable secretary. Peter J. Serafini 363 Main Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2 ; Italian Club 3, 4; Sophomore Hop 2. Pete is sure to go far in what- ever he chooses for his career. With his sound thinking and won- derful personality he is sure to be a success. Luciano Sciola 509 Ferry Street Academic Class Officer 2; Vice-President; Homeroom Officer 3; President; Yearbook Staff 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Prom 3. So outstanding in his studies And always willing to help his bud- dies Tech is where he wants to go Success in everything to Luciano. Judith Elayne Shapiro 35 Maiden Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Newspaper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. To be a writer is Judy ' s wish She ' ll make a good one we can tell We ' re wishing her many f uture scoops And a happy career as well. James Shannon 106 Wyllis Avenue Academic Jimmie is undecided About what he wants to do But don ' t worry, Jimmie Uncle Sam has his eye on you. Richard W. Smith 128 Clarence Street Academic Gilbert Sullivan 4. We know Richard will someday become a very capable, business- man. We all wish you the luck you deserve in your chosen profes- sion. Dana E. Shattuck 605 Broadway Commercial Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 4. You saw him in the orchestra and band We hope the key of success lies in his hand Though Dana isn ' t sure of what he ' ll be We think a musician — you wait and see. 1 M. Beryl Skanes 39 Madison Avenue Commercial Beryl with her quiet ways and pleasing manner will be a success in whatever she does. Best of Luck. 9 Phyllis Smith 4 Clark Street Commercial Home Economics Homeroom Officer 2. Here ' s a girl charming and sweet Her winning way is hard to beat With her dimpled cheeks and bright blue eyes, To fame, Phyllis will surely rise. Robert Smith 72 Woodlawn Street To be a mechanic Is Bob ' s only idea We are all sure He ' ll make good in his career. Shirley Ann Sneed William Spaulding 146 Union Street Commercial Glee Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Charming and shy. With her smile she ' ll get by, Shirley, we wish you happiness. Lots of luck and great success! 386 Main Street Academic Bill has picked as his career The job of a civil engineer Building roads will be his work And from this task he ' ll never shirk. 5 Rosanne Spinale Spin 7 B Street Commercial Homeroom Officer 1 ; Gilbert Sullivan 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Majoret- te 1, 2, 3. Lovely girl, who ' s lots of fun wherever she goes she ' ll please everyone. 5 Carole Stephens 223 Ferry Street Commercial Preparatory Homeroom Officer 2.3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Carole wants to be a photo- grapher some day. Good luck in your chosen field and watch those tough assignments at the paper or magazine. Patrick Sorrento 152 Bow Street Mechanic Arts Pat is one of those old timers who believes in that philosophy that Absence makes th e heart grow fonder. Pat is a loveable sort of lad. Bruce A. Stev art 36 Rock Valley Avenue Commercial Homeroom Officer 3. To be a bookkeeper Is Bruce ' s ambition And with his good work He will achieve this position. Gerald Paul Sullivan 49 Highland Avenue Mechanic Arts Gilbert Sullivan President 2, 3, 4. To be a priest Is Gerry ' s one ambition With continued study we know He will fulfill his mission. Lawrence John Sullivan 10 Luke Road Mechanic Arts There are mechanics by the score Many different kinds But we wish you luck, Larry Whatever be the chore. Karen LeeAnn Swanberg 125 Clarence Street Commercial Yearbook Staff 4. As the boss ' s private assistant Karen will make the grade. Just her presence in the office Will boost the company ' s trade. Harold L. Swindell 25 Appleton Street Mechanic Arts To be a mechanic is A fine ambition indeed There is no doubt about it Hal will surely succeed. Richard Tammaro 26 Avon Street M4C Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Whenever Dick comes up to bat He will hit a home run we know But whatever he does in the future He will always be a good Joe. Nancy M. Tarbox 19 Bryant Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 ; Glee Club 2, 3. A lovely girl and just as sweet Her personality ' s hard to beat A friendly smile that ' s always kinti A truer friend is hard to find. 5 Emerson Roy Teal, Jr. 37 Luke Road Academic Here ' s an Everett boy Who ' ll so on start on his way Along the tedious road To become a C. P. A. 5 Ruth Marie Thibodeau 82 Summer Street Commercial Course Glee Club 2, 3. When Ruth leaves old E.H.S. A career she ' ll have in some busi- ness We wish her luck and want to say We hope she makes the top some day. Carol Mary Taramino 137 Bell Rock Street Academic Homeroom Officer 2; Gilbert Sullivan 4. From the beginning she ' s won a place in our heart For she has been a good sport from the start Next year she will enter into nurse ' s training To her patients that sense of humor will be entertaining. William Thomas 220 Hancock Street Commercial Preparatory To become a successful banker To Billy isn ' t funny We know that in the future He ' ll gain piles and piles of money. YOLANDA TiBERI 20 Lynde Street Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4. Yola is a lass who, small and petite, has a charming way and is really sweet. No matter what field she enters in. With her personality she ' s sure to win. Harold Marvin Tracer 75 Francis Street Commercial Hal ' s happy go lucky, Witty and wise. He excels in so much Even in size. Patricia Trentini (Pat) 27 Wellington Avenue Commercial Homeroom Officer 2, 3. Whatever she does with her sweet charm, She will give competitors great alarm. We know her charming smile and cute way. Will stay with her throughout the day. She ' s a girl who ' s on the bean. For Pat is going to be a Marine. Avis Carleen Tyrrel 75 Swan Street Academic Avis has won a safe place in our heart For fhe ' s been a good sport from the start Her big smile will carry her hap- pily through the future. When she starts working on her comptometer. Joan E. R. Umlah 48 Sea Street Commercial GGC Sophomore; Junior; Senior; Majorette ; Sophomore. Always smiling, full of personality Which makes us wonder — Where does Joan get her vitality? Carolyn Vacca 52 Baldwin Avenue Commercial Gilbert Sullivan 2 ; Glee Club 3, 4. With her winning personality and charm, this chic little miss is bound to be a welcome addition to any office. Watch out, boss. Valerie E. M. Vacca Val 31 School Street Commercial Homeroom Officer; Secretary 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 ' ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Full of sports and full of fun Val is loved by everyone A secretary she will be And a good one you will see. Rita Ann Vietri 27 Waverly Street Commercial GGC 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Office 4. Rita has a wonderful personalit and a winning smile that will re main with her in future years. 5 5 Bill Vetrano 43 Linden Street Academic Senior Class President; Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Italian Club 3, 4. As co-captain of the football team this year Popular Bill made all the girls cheer. As president of our Senior Class, Handsome Bill stole the heart of every lass. When we think back to our high school days This memory will demand great praise. Samuel Ralph Visconti 32 Shute Street Academic In the scientific world Sam wil advance We all hope he has his big chance And maybe someday he will read the moon Who knows it may happen soon. Ralph Vozella 31 Dyer Avenue Mechanic Arts His winning smile, And friendly face. Will bring Ralph success. Most any place. Paul Wakefield 35 Garland Street Special Paul ' s pleasant smile plus his wir ning way Make him a favorite Any day. Grace Walsh 28 Waters Avenue Commercial Home Economics Good things come in small pack- ages With Gracie we can see No matter what she chases A success she ' s to be! Judith J. Walsh 5 A Argyle Street Commercial Course To be a nurse is Judy ' s aim to find a cure for every ill ; We ' re sure that she will find her fame While giving out a wonder pill. Marjorie Helene Walsh 18A Cleveland Avenue Commercial Glee Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Junior Prom 3. Our Marge now is cute petite She ' s quick to type and very neat And just because she ' s cute and small We hope her boss is not too tall. Beverly Ware Rusty 14 Tufts Avenue Commercial First, Beverly wants to do some typing, But this won ' t last for life. Because she also wants To be a good housewife. Arthur R. Warren 34 Bolster Street Mechanic Arts To be a master machinist On that Art ' s mind is set And none will do a better job On that you sure can bet. Donald Warren 40 Marie Avenue Technical Preparatory Football 2, 3. From north to south, from east to west A travelin ' our Warren will go But wherever he ' s been, he ' ll never find out For his eves will never leave Jo. Robert B. Webber 72 Lynn Street Mechanic Arts Bob has but one desire Or so it seems To be a captain In the Merchant Marines. Harold W. Whelan 81 Chestnut Street Mechanic Arts A regular guy with a charming wit In any crowd, Harry ' s a hit Though sometimes shy, sometimes quiet Once started, he ' s really a riot. 5 5 James Michael Welch Lexington Street Mechanic Arts To sell hou ' ' ehold needs I ' Jim ' s desire We hope that business He ' ll soon acquire. Ken Wilkinson 28 Linden Street Technical Preparatory Ken is one person we can al- ways depend on. Whatever he chooses for his vocation we know he will soon reach the top. Annmarie Winston Lucky 59 Edith Street Commercial With her pleasing ways Ann will be successful in the commercial field. Lots of success to you in your future career from E.H.S. Blanche Wojdzinska 181 Chelsea Street Commercial Library Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Pleasant jokes, a laugh or two Blanche ' s sky is always blue Her smile is noted for fame Friend to all is her other name. Jf Mary Louise Woodlock 22 Jackson Avenue Commercial Her quiet charm and happy face Make her a favorite any place Her boss, we ' re sure, will soon find out That Mary is the best, without a doubt! Toby R. Zagorsky 145 Nichols Street Commercial Preparatory Her sparkling personality And her bubbling vitality Will win her many friends No matter what locality. Virginia Mary Wyroc ki 38 Glendale Street Academic Homeroom Officer 4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Junior Prom ; Yearbook Staff 4. Eyes so merry Laugh so clear Is it any wonder We hold her so dear? tuJ, en t Cc ll LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated— Virgma Wyrocki, SyKia Finos. Secretary Treasurer; Miss Gerety, Faculty Advisor; Mr. Putnam, Faculty Advisor; Philip Vultaggio, Chairman; Anna Cafasso. Standing — Mary Ann O ' Donnell, Arthur Douglas. Mario Vultaggio, Ralph D ' Amelio, Richard Reeves, Richard Dell Ijola. Georsrianna Colarusso. Amoroso, Carol, 2-3-4 Bates, Carole, 2-3-4 Bickford, David, 3 Borggren, Charlotte, 2-3-4 Bradford, Donald, 3 Bursey, Doris, 3-4 Cafazzo, Anna, 2 Carey, Jean, 2-3-4 Caspole, Robert, 2 Chambers, Diane, 2-3 Ciulla, Lillian, 3 Crane, Joanne, 2-3-4 Cripps, Barbara, 2 Curtin, Rosemary, 2-3 Dearin, Elaine, 2-3-4 DeLuca, Angelina, 2-3-4 DiNanno, Luco, 2-3-4 Dodge, Rita, 2-3-4 Finegan, Barbara, 2-3-4 Finos, Sylvia, 2-3-4 Goldstein, Judith, 2-3-4 Govostes, Connie, 3 Gunderson, Lawrence, 4 Haley, George, 2-3-4 Hensey, Gloria, 2 Holmes, Sally, 3 Humphrey, Gladys, 2-3 Hunkins, Edna, 3-4 Itzkowitz, Eleanor, 3 Jones, Ellen, 2-4 Juliano, Marie, 2-3-4 Keefe. Catherine, 2-3-4 Lancian. Anne, 2-3-4 Malin. Sandra, 2 Mietzner, William, 2 Moccia, Mary Lou, 4 Moores, Judith, 3-4 Nardclla, Geraldine, 3 O ' Brien. Russell, 2-3-4 O ' Donnell, Thomas, 3 Parziale, Andrew, 2-3 Pesce, Marguerite, 2-3 Plati, Joseph, 2-3-4 Porcaro, Joanna, 2-3 Price, Madeline, 3 Razin, Sheldon, 3 Roselli, Mary, 2 Sciola, Luciano, 3 Smith, Robert, 4 Sneed, Shirley, 3-4 Stf phens, Carole, 2 Swanberg, Karen, 2-4 Tarbox, Nancy, 4 Walsh, Marjorie, 2 Wyrocki, Virginia, 2-3 Abate, Lena, 2 Adams, Wayne, 2-3-4 Amoroso, Joan, 2-3-4 Andon, Louise, 2-4 Annese, Patricia, 2-3-4 Anthony, Barbara, 2-3-4 Arons, Barbara, 2-3-4 Babcock, Helen, 2-3-4 Bailey, Mary, 2 Baldasare, Elaine, 2-3 Banks, Joseph, 2 Barassi, Marie, 4 Barbuto, Joanne, 2-3-4 Barrasso, Joan, 2-3-4 Bernard, Joan, 3 Bickford. David, 2 Blair, Beverly, 4 Boyadgis, Peter, 2-3 Bradford, Donald, 2-4 Burkhart. Paul, 2 Bursey, Doris, 2 Bursey, Robert, 4 Butler, John, 4 Byrne, Patricia, 2-3-4 Cafazzo. Anne, 3-4 Cardoza. Mary, 2-3-4 Caspole, Robert, 3 Cassely, Patricia, 2-3-4 Catalfamo, Angelina, 4 Cece, Frances, 3-4 Cerasuolo, Carole, 2-3-4 Chambers. Diane, 4 Ciaburri. Carol, 2-3 Ciampa, Josephine, 2 Ciulla, Anthony T., 3 Ciulla, Lillian, 2-4 Cohen. Charles, 2 Cohen, Daniel, 2-4 Colameta. Carmela, 2-3-4 Cook, Helen, 2 Covino, Robert, 2-3-4 Cripps, Barbara, 3-4 Curtin. Rosemary, 4 D ' Amelio. Ralph, 2-3-4 Davis. Paula. 2-3-4 Davison, Barbara, 4 DeFeo. Lorraine, 2-3 Delory. Carole, 2 DeYeso, Lorraine, 2-3-4 Donnelly, Doris, 2-3 D ' Onofrio, Edward, 3 Dotoli, Rose, 2-3-4 Dunphy, Barry, 2 Evangelista, Deni, 2-3-4 Evangelista, Eduardo, 2-3-4 Faresc. Adeline, 2-3-4 Ferraro, Angelo, 3 Finniss, Alice, 3 Fino. Carmine, 2 Forgione, Catherine, 4 Friel, Marilyn, 3-4 Gentile. Pauline, 3 Gerokoulis. Rose, 2 Giancola, Elaine, 4 Giannelli, Frances, 4 Giberson. Harry, 2-4 Gidney, Doris, 2-3 Giordano. Arlene, 2-3-4 Glenn, Kathleen, 2-3-4 Govostes, Connie, 2-4 Grillo. Josephine, 2-3 Gunderson, Lawrence, 2-3 Habeeb. Marilyn, 2-3 Hanley, Marilyn, 4 Hensey, Gloria, 3-4 Herlihy, Joseph, 3 Higgins, Bruce, 2 Holmes, Dorothy, 3-4 Holmes, Sally, 2-4 Horwood, Florence, 2-3-4 Hudson, Beverly, 3 Humphrey, Gladys, 4 lanuzzi. Paul, 3 Itzkowitz, Eleanor, 2-4 ludice, Doris, 3-4 Jannino, Mary, 4 Jenkins, Joanne, 2 Jones, Ellen, 3 Joyce, Maureen, 2 Joyce, Patricia, 2 Kashishian, Eileen, 4 Kenney, Lorna, 4 Kulvin. Beverly, 4 Labell, Malcolm, 2-3-4 LeGrow, Jeannette, 2-3 Lepper, Helena, 2-4 LoConte, Antoinette, 3 Luongo, RoseMarie, 2-3-4 Maine, Richard, 2-3 Maiuri, Marguerita, 4 Malin, Lynda, 2-3-4 Malin. Sandra, 3-4 Manion, Ruth, 2-3-4 Mankin, Janice, 2 Mason, Patricia, 4 Matteucci, Vincent, 2-3 McCarthy, Irene, 2-3-4 Mercurio, Eleanor, 4 Middleton, Lorraine, 2-3-4 Mietzner, William, 3 Miller, Julius, 2-3-4 Moccia, Mary Lou, 2-3 MofTat, Duncan, 2-3 Moody, Elizabeth, 3-4 Moody, Marilyn, 2 Moores, Judith, 2 Moscaritolo, Mario, 2-3-4 Murray, Paul, 3 Myers, Susan, 2-3 Napolitano, Angelo, 2-3-4 Nardella, Geraldine, 2-4 Navarro. Fred, 2-3-4 Nickerson, Joan, 3-4 Nofde, Joyce, 2-3 Norris, Frederocl, 2-3-4 O ' Brien. Patricia, 2 O ' Donnell, Thomas, 4 O ' Hara. Donna. 4 O ' Neil. Jean, 2-3-4 Orfei, Mona, 2-3 Ostrovsky, Phyllis, 2-3-4 Parrott, Richard, 2 Parziale. Andrew, 4 Pesce, Marguerite, 4 Pisacreta, John, 2-3 Pompeo, George, 2 Porcaro, Joanna, 4 Poretsky, Sidney, 2-3 Poste, Louis, 3 Power, Janet, 3-4 Pratt, Helen, 4 Price, Madeline, 2-4 Ragucci, Robert, 2 Raso, Joseph, 2 Razin, Sheldon, 2-4 Reeves, Richard, 2-3-4 Regan, Sandra, 3 Revelas, George, 2-3-4 Ricciardi, Ottavia, 2-3-4 Riley, Sheila, 3 Rollins, Richard, 3 Rosa, Olga, 2-3-4 Roselli, Mary, 3-4 Rossetti, John, 2 Ruggiero, Ruth, 3 Russo. Grace, 2-3-4 Sacramone, Richard, 2-3 Sciola. Luciano, 2-4 Segal, Stephen, 3 Srlden. Sondra, 2-4 Smith. Robert, 2 Sneed. Shirley, 2 Stephens. Carole, 3 Stewart. Bruce, 3-4 Sullivan. Gerald, 3-4 Swanberg, Karen, 3 Swindell. Harold, 2-3 Tammaro, John. 3 Tiberi. Yolanda, 2-3-4 Tvrrel. Avis. 2 Umlah, Joan, 2-3-4 Vetrano. William, 3 Vietri, Rita. 2-3-4 Walsh. Marjorie, 3-4 Ware, Beverly, 2-3-4 Warren. Arthur, 4 Warren. Donald, 2 Whelan. Harold, 4 Winston. Ann. 2 Woidzinska. Blanche, 2-3 Woodlock. Mary, 2 Wyrocki. Virginia, 4 Zagorsky, Toby, 2-3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Karen Swanberg, Edna Hunkins, Mary Anne Lancian, Chairman ; Kathleen Glenn, Pat Cassely. Standing — Anna Cafasso, Lawrence Gundersen, Ellen Jones. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Ann DeLuca, Patricia Mason, Mary Lou Moccia, Chairman; Joan Nickerson, Phyliss Ostrovsky. Standing — Sandra Malin, Jean Carey, Doris Bursey, Joanne Crane, Shirley Sneed, Lorraine DeYeso.  •« « • LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Sally Ann Holmes, Carole Bates, Deni Evangelista, Chairman; Virginia Wyrocki, Susan Myers. Standing — Luciano Sciola, Daniel Cohen. z attd and ■t LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Barbara Arons, Barbara Kidder, Joseph Plati, Chair- man; Blanche Wojdzinska, Barbara Finnegan. Standing — Mary Jannino, Joseph Guamaccia, Thomas O ' Donnell, John Tammaro, Mario Moscaritolo, Norman Larkin, Donald Adiletto, Mona Orfei. Standing in back — Carl Pedersen, Donald Bradford, William Mietzner. With the realization that now we were no longer children in elementary school, but advanced stu- dents in every respect, the class of 55 , like a bolt of lis;htnin2;, enter the Parlin Junior High deter- mined to overcome any obstacle which might stand in the way of success, and also to ultimately achieve our goal. The slate of officers which are chosen to lead the class are Deni Evangelista, president; Darryl DeVivo, vice-president; Anne Lancian, secretary; and James Moreschi, treasurer. With the coming of the fall, our spirited class cheered our victorious teams on the field as well as on the court. Soon, at our first social, we saw the smiling faces of our ninth-graders, as they danced ever so smoothly. How improved they seemed to get as the year progressed. The importance of extra-curricular activities was sensed by our class of 55 , for there was an over- whelming response to the call for orchestra, band, glee cl ub, dramatic club, debating club, talent show, and various other activities. Before we knew it June had arrived bringing the much sought Parlin Day. The Parlin P was awarded to twenty-one students who had proved themselves outstanding in their class. Our Freshman year at the Parlin is now almost a memory, the time had come v hen we began to think of Everett High School as our school. Slowly we began to adjust ourselves to the new environments of E. H. S. Lost was the dignity and pride which we had at the Parlin for now we were the babies of the school, and as such, we were ridiculed and scorned by the upper classmen. Gradually we began to stand on our feet and re- gain our lost dignity. Elections dominate the scene in September when Deni Evangelista, president; Luciano Sciola, vice-president; Anne Lancian, sec- retary; and Sylvia Finos, treasurer were elected class officers. Representing our sophomore class were Sally Ann Holmes, Susan Myers, and Anna Cafazzo in the student council. Many of our sophomore class swelled the ranks of school activities. Notable among these were the contributions of Billy Vetrano, Dick Tammaro, and Joe Herlihy on the gridiron, with Joe Raso and Don Reddington on the court. Throughout the year progress is greatly shown as our sophomores show their ability by perform- ing in talent shows, orchestra, band. Girls Glee Club, and Gilbert Sullivan. To mark the end of our Sophomore Year the Sophomore Hop was held. It was a complete success, financially and socially despite the handi- caps, since it was held late in June, it was a bit too warm for dancing. At last by our scholastic, athletic, and social abilities we had proven to the upper classmen that we were not babies. The rites of graduation seemed many hours of homework ahead, but, we were con- fident that the reward would be worth it. With the coming of September, we entered the high school for a second time, only now we weren ' t the stumbling babies of the Sophomore Glass, but confident young men and women. As members of this great class, once more we chose our officers, Deni Evangelista, Pres. ; Edward Evangelista, V. Pres.; Anne Lancian, Sec; and Joanne Porcaro, Treas. ; representing us on the Student Council were Anna Cafazro, Sylvia Finos, Susan Myers, and Ralph D ' Amelio. Once more, with the coming of September our thoughts turned to the gridiron where the class of 55 has such outstanding players in B. Vetrano, J. Hurlihy, and D. Tammaro participating. Also in other sports did we have outstanding players. Our junior class was very active participating in Dramatic Club, Gilbert Sullivan, Girls Glee Club, Lyceum, and many others. But to climax this wonderful year of football, basketball games, dances, assemblies, and, of course, we mustn ' t for- get studies, the class of 55 presented its Prom. This memorable night will never be forgotten by those who attended. Bunky Doyle and Pat O ' Brien were chosen king and queen. This marked the close of our Junior Year, and we could hardly wait for the biggest and greatest year to come. The Senior Year had finally arrived. With it we regained our dignity and lost pride of the two previous years. We were aware that it was to be the best year, but it turned out to hold more than we had anticipated. To begin the year we chose Wm. Vetrano, Pres.; Edward Evangelista, V. Pres.; Anne Lancian, Sec. ; and Phyllis Ostrovsky, Treas. Representing us on the Student Council were Sylvia Finos, Anna Cafa zo, Virginia Wyrocki, Ralph D ' Amelio, and Richard Reeves. Those old familiar faces of Vetrano, McCarthy, Hurlihy, Tammaro, Raso, Reddington, Lewis and many others were seen. These outstanding stars in the field of Sports really proved their great abilities. E. H. S. has every reason to be proud of these boys. After with the coming of April, so came Good Govt. Day. Ralph D ' Amelio was chosen to repre- sent Everett in The State House. Also in April the Dramatic Club participated in the Annual Drama Festival. As in previous years, they did a splendid job. Before we knew it that long awaited night had arrived. The Senior Ball was held on March 25. It was a night of perfect enjoyment. The king and queen were chosen and awarded lovely gifts. Throughout the year diversion from classes was provided by the Student Council, who arranged most enjoyable and inspiring assemblies. And so too quickly this last year of school passes on. How time does pass! Only yesterday it seems that we entered the.se portals, and here tomorrow is in the future. Whatever that future may hold for you and for me there is one thing that can ' t be forgotten oi taken away, memories. May your future be just as bright as your past and may your memories be always of the nice things and the best friends, this your class of 1955. • . . • ' • • • • mm •••• •V •••I. , Through the able direction of Mr. Louis Daniele, facuhy advisor, and the untiring efforts of co-chairladies Carol Delory and Sylvia Finos and their grand committee, the annual Senior Prom was held on Friday evening, March 25. How fresh is this picture of the gym dressed in its beautiful spring finery. School girls trans- formed into beautiful young ladies in lovely eve- ning gowns added to the grandeur of the occasion. Here also we saw our former fuzzy faced boys with clean shaven jowls dressed in formals for the occasion. George Lane and his Society Orchestra were never in better company nor in better tune. Hi- lighting the affair were the Grand March, the choosing of the King and Queen, and the award- ing of prize after prize to the many in attendance. All too soon this, night of nights, was over and even our destinations after the dance are but hollow shells as compared with these fond memo- ries of this the Senior Prom of 1955. Chosen as Miss Queen and Mr. King of the class of ' 55 were Carol Bates and William Meitzner. Everett High School has every right to be proud of its Dramatic Class. Under the supervision of Mr. John F. McLaughlin its membership consists of pupils from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes, making up one of the more active groups of the high school. The primary purpose of the Dramatic Class is to help its members develop and improve their personalities. This is accomplished by pupils taking part in recitations, skits, and assemblies. The Dramatic Class meets once a week during school time, but have other ac- tivities which they attend outside of school time. This includes plays at different colleges, the Annual Drama Conference of Emerson, and the Drama Festival. OFFICERS Deni Evangelista President Sally Ann Holmes Vice-President Phyllis Ostrovsky Secretary Malcolm Labell Treasurer Mary Jannino Program Chairman ' cama AllaLt Again this year the Dramatic Class contributed to its school activities, by pre- senting a most enjoyable performance on Drama Night. Seventeenth Summer by Anne Martens was the play Mr. McLaughlin chose this year : and under his most able direction, and the co-operation of the students it was a huge success. CAST ANGIE Sally Ann Holmes MARGARET Carole Bates LORRAINE Myrna Derofi MRS. MORROW Phyllis Ostrovsky MR. MORROW Louis Ponderosa KITTY Mary Jane Hampton ART John Brogna JACK Simmin Labell JANE Esta Greenberg MARGIE Judith Shapiro TONY Mario Mascaritolo MARTIN Malcolm Labell FITZ Deni Evangelista PRODUCER Barbara Arons STAGE MANAGERS Margot Fletcher, Evelyn Harrington, Barbara Kidder TECHNICIAN Edward Evangelista PROPERTIES Dorothy Holmes, Adrienne Driben, Paula Rozomofsky, Phyllis Schlosberg, Merle Hornstein, Sandra Meltz, Joan Ullian COSTUMES Carole Ann Cerasuolo, Joyce Regione, Linda Rutstein, Brenda Schwartz BUSINESS Richard Maine, Carolyn Duffy, Laura Olsen, Ann Goldstein, Carol Russell, Evelyn Sak RECEPTION Miss Elizabeth MacMahon USHERS Mary Jannino, Elaine Connors, Sandra Cooper, Sarita Copans, Norma DeFeo, Ann Finnan, Mary O ' Connell, Rhoda Shapiro PUBLICITY Charles Cohen, Sheldon Razin MUSIC Mr. DeVivo and ensemble czi tallatt Chilli} 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 fulfilled by the following activities: 1. The annual Italian play was presented May 6, 1955. It consisted of excerpts from Don Camilio and a one act play entitled Le Tre? Grazie. 2. A Parent ' s Night was held March, 1955. A one hour class in Italian was given. The parents and pupils sat together and participated. A collation was served after the class. 3. Italian films were shown during class periods to broaden the students ' knowl- edge and background of the country. 4. A class party was held on December 7, 1954 to acquaint the pupils with each other and form friendships. OFFICERS President William Vetrano Vice-President Pat Ascoli Secretary Carole Delory Treasurer Sylvia Finos Agenore L ' Indcciso Joanne Luongo, Dorothea D ' Agostino, Marie Rauseo, Louis Ponderoso, Norman Sheppard, Wilma Lantz. II Pocta Mario Mascoritolo, Edward Evangelista, Sylvia 1-inos William Vetrano, Anna De Vito, Mona Lisa Orfei, Marie Rauseo. entail ait y lujlit la II Digiuno E La Vita Ralph D ' Amelio, Georgianna Colarusso, Paul Merenda, Nicholas D ' Angelo. Joseph Bialkowski. ze:e, Leonard Robert Covino. II Barbiere Luciano Sciola, Vincent Apruz- Bonasoro, Angelo Napolitano, LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Marjorie Wal h, Anna Cafasso, Carol Bates, Miss Curtin, Barbara Finnegan, Blanche Wojdzinska, Barbara Anthony. Standing — Judith Goldstein, Adrienne Driben, Barbara Kidder, Phyllis Ostrovsky, Lucy Tanneyhill, Ruby Kennedy, Sylvia Levine, Harriet Gamrin, Ann Goldstein. Back Row — Emily Closson, Ruth Stoller, Elizabeth Walsh, Carole Ann Cerasuolo, Merle Hornstein, Sandra Meltz, Joan Ullian. The Library Staff was organized in 1935 by Miss Gindele. In order to belong to the club the girls must maintain an average of 2.5 in their marks. They are re- quired to spend one period a week in the library, charging, shelving, and mending books. The purpose of the Library Staff is to develop an interest in books, to obtain enjoyment from them, and to acquaint the girls with library procedure. Miss Curtin, our new librarian, suggested that during Book Week we put on an assembly as our project of the year. Our speaker for the assembly was Mr. Bruce Lancaster, author of Blind Journey and other teen-age novels. He spoke on the timely subject What Is and What Isn ' t True in History. At the assembly an announcement was made that the Library Staff would sponsor two drives during Book Week. One dsive was to collect children ' s books for the Kennedy Memorial Hospital located in Brighton. This hospital is famed for its rehabilitation of children afflicted with muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy. The other drive was to collect adult books for the Chelsea Naval Hospital. This hospital is known for its excellent work in treating disabled veterans. Both drives were a great success. Among the other activities of the Library Staff was a trip to the theatre. We saw a delightful musical called On with the Show. Also, during the Christmas Season all the members of the club attended a Christmas party at the home of Miss Curtin. Entertainment was provided by a few of the girls who put on a skit. The Library Staff is looking forward to a trip to a bindery factory. We also are planning to attend the Pop ' s Concert. Looking back, we believe this has been one of the most active years in the club ' s history. The officers of the Library Staff are as follows: President, Carole Bates; Vice- President, Barbara Finegan; Secretary, Blanche Wojdzinska; Treasurer, Anna Cafazzo. EL CLUB ESPANOL The Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Dorn, has had another successful year. The main purpose of the Spanish Club is to acquaint the members with the folk songs, customs, ideals, apparel, and traditions of the Spanish people. The Spanish Club enjoyed a Christmas assembly. A mixed chorus sang Noche de Paz Ve nid Fodas. The members had a gay, fiiesta assembly in April to show the numerous things they had learned in the club. At one meeting, the club was honored to have a speaker from Colombia. Some other meetings were devoted en- tirely to listening to Mambo Records. OFFICERS President Richard Reeves Secretary Joseph Rase Treasurer Burt Cohen EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Tony Ciulla Judith Moores Nancy Main Susan Myers Phyllis Ostrovsky The Gilbert Sullivan Operetta Club, now in its Twentieth Season, presented The Mikado or The Town of Titipu on the evening of March 18, 1955, under the excellent direction of Ottavio J. DeVivo. Before the action of the Opera begins, Nanki-Poo has fled from the court of his father, the Mikado of Japan, to escape marriage with an elderly lady, named Katisha. Assuming the disguise of a musician, he has fallen in love with a fair maiden, Yum-Yum; but he has been prevented from marrying her by her guardian Ko-Ko who wishes to marry her himself. Ko-Ko, however, has been condemned to death for flirting; and, when Act One opens, Nanki-Poo is hastening to the court of Ko-Ko in Titipu to find out whether Yum-Yum is now free to marry him. DRAMATIS PERSONAE THE MIKADO OF JAPAN ._ Derry Clay NANKI-POO Jerry Sullivan KO-KO Dana Shattuck POOH-BAH John Brogna PISH-TUSH Richard Kenison YUM-YUM Brenda Schwartz PITTI-SING Leah Bishop PEEP-BO Eleanor Vacca KATISHA Roberta Hale PEE-WEE Harriet Colchy SCHOOL GIRLS Karen Abkowitz Gail Denning .Joan Hiscock Joyce Rcgione Marica Arvanites Sylvia Finos Edith Hudson Evelyn Sak Iris Baer ' Barbara Finegan Shirley King Carole Stephens Marjorie Barton Harriet Gamrin Sylvia Levine Lucy Tanneyhill Christine Cannatelli Marilyn Frail Loretta Mack Elizabeth Walsh Carol Clark Beverly Hill .fudy Moores NOBLES, GUARDS, AND COOLIES Paul Alpert Bruce Higgins William Monahan Ralph Carbone Frank Messina Paul Murray Frank Cannatelli Lawrence Monahan Samuel Visconti James Cheeseman Donald Marsh LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Janice Schneider, Adiienne Driben, Treasurer; Daniel Cohen, President; Mr. Mahan, Facuhy Advisor; Edward Segel, Vice-President; Sylvia Levine, Secretary; Esta Greenberg. Standing — Lawrence Monaghan, John Owen, Phylis Schlosberg, Sheila Monahan, Sandy Cooper, Sheldon Razin, Julius Miller. Standinf — George Clay, Robert Convery, Philip Vultaggio. The Lyceum, Everett High ' s Debating society, is the oldest e.xtra-curricular activity in the school, and the first of its kind in Massachusetts. It is, also, one of the oldest debating societies to be found in any public school system in the entire country. There are on display in the school library numerous trophies won during keen competition at tournaments sponsored by various colleges throughout New England. Upon completion of the new reading room several other awards will go on display, for which there was no available space, citing Everett teams for Outstanding Ability and Achievement. For the past several years the club has been under the capable leadership of Mr. James Mahan. Both the club and Mr. Mahan have been invested with several honors in the field of debating. The Lyceum has several debates each year with the surrounding cities such as Maiden, Chelsea, and Revere High School, with the addition this year of Maiden Catholic and Christopher Columbus High. The end of the formal season comes with the entering of our two top teams in the Boston University Inter-Scholastic Debate Tournament. However the Coup de Grace comes with the annual Boston C-ollcge Gold Medal Debate presented in the assembly hall. The topic chosen for National High School Competition for this year was: Resolved — The Federal Government should initiate a policy of Free Trade with those nations friendly to the United States. This group has had a rather difficult time in estabHshing itself in the activities of the school this year. Because of graduation, the orchestra lost all its players of the violin section except one. Luckily, seven sophomores appeared in September to bolster this all-important section. By their enthusiasm and hard work, the orchestra was ready for a public appearance at Drama Night in December and at a num- ber of assemblies throughout the year. As a result of the work being done in developing string players in the grade and junior high schools this group is looking forward to a brighter future. Many high schools have had to drop orchestras because of lack of string players but we in Everett High have doggedly kept our orchestra active since its inception in the early twenties. Dana Shattuck of the E. H. S. orchestra was selected for the All-State concert to be played at Symphony Hall in connection with the Eastern Music Educators Conference. George Revelas, student leader, is a member of the trumpet section of the Melrose Symphony Orchestra. Natalie Johnson played with the B. U. orchestra at Carnegie Hall earlier this season under Leopold Stokowski. CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated— Theresa Mor- ley, Treasurer; Joseph Bosco, President; Angelo Borelli, Vice-President; Marie I Rauseo, Secretary. CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated— Sophie Grande, Vice-President; June Striano, President; Sheila Monahan, Treasurer; Janet Ward, Secretary. HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS LEFT TO RIGHT, Sitting — Barbara Carafa, Georgianna Colarusso, Marie Rauseo, Priscilla Ahlin, Joyce Sayles, Dorothy D ' Agostino, Jennie Scopa, Bar- bara Sullivan. Standing — Adrienne Bax, Charles Ciovacco, James Shelley, Fred Milton, Doris Golini. HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS LEFT TO RIGHT, Sitting — ■ Carole Sul- livan, June Striano, Carole D ' Urbano, Norma DePVo, Carmella Sofia, Janet Ward, Lois Ganz. Standing — Benjamin DeMaria, John Shea, William McGee, Donald Pingaro, Howard Hudson, Edward Blaisdell. Manager, BUNKY DOYLE The Everett eleven opened a rugged schedule with an inexperienced team. Coach Gildea, suffering from the loss of his entire backfield and vital spots up front due to graduation, built his team around veteran co-captains Bill Vetrano and Joe Herlihy. Bob Corolla and Paul lannuzzi, both starters, were lost most of the season due to injuries. The backfield was composed of Bill Vetrano at fullback, John McCarthy and Dick Tammaro at half- backs, and John lozza at quarterback. Other capable backs who saw duty were Pete Grava, Eddie D ' Onorfio, and Oscar Dinino. The line, not as heavy as in past years, lived up to the aggressiveness for which Everett is noted. Everett ' s line was centered around left tackle Joe Herlihy and right guard Ralph Jannino. Working with these boys were Carmen DeCarlo at center, Dom Guerriro at left guard, Paul Manganaro at right tackle. Our stellar ends were Angie Fiorentino, Paul lanuzzi, and Alex Dinino. Reserve linemen were Pat Catalano, Tony LaRosa, George Prodonas, Vin Appruzzese, John Harrington, Paul Murray, George Gramstorff and Frank Messina. In the opener, Everett, by virtue of its fast charging line, held mighty Somerville to a meager six points and could have turned defeat into victory with the aid of Lady Luck. Everett was alert and recovered five Somer- ville fumbles, two of them within the ten yard markers. Vin Appruzzese made a key recovery on his own two yard line in the first quarter. Co-captain Bill Vetrano showed flashes of good end sweeping, but the edge on offense was held throughout by Somerville. lozza showed exceptional poise for a sophomore. The final score was six to nothing. Not only did we lose the game but we lost a valuable player, Robert Coroll a, due to a serious injury. liiiiiiini-iiniin fc- ' -. 1-ETER GRAVA —mm EDWARD D ( ). ( )1 RIO A. (;iE ' FIORENTINO | On the following Saturday, Everett defeated its next foe Weymouth, by a twelve to two margin. In this game Everett passed and rushed its way into con- tention for the Greater Boston Interscholastic football league title. The Crimson showed class on the ground and in the air. The first came after a sustained seventy three yard march, Dick Tammaro going over from a yard out. Co-captain Bill Vetrano and John McCarthy bore the brunt of the ball carrying in the drive, each taking turns ripping up the Weymouth line. The second score came via air with lozza passing for the T. D. The next, under the lights, proved unforti nate for the Crimson. A strong Maiden Catholic team handed Everett its second loss, eighteen to nothing. The first half proved unfruitful and any hopes that Everett had of staging a second half comeback were blasted when the third period was only a minute old as Catholic ' s fullback dashed 81 yards from scrimmage for the third score. In this game two Crimson men were hospitalized. Dick Tammaro sufTered a severe head injury while John McCarthy sufTered an abdominal injury. Everett ' s next opponent was a rugged Medford team to whom they lost a thrilUer, twelve to seven. The Crimson faced Medford with two stars, John McCarthy and Dick Tammaro. benched with injuries from the previous game. A third back, Lou Lopilato, was also out with injuries. Everett went into a seven to nothing lead in the first half during which time lozza and Trin- gale were injured. In the second half, Everett, minus the services of quarterback Johnny lozza, was unable to increase the score. Although Everett once again entered the winner ' s circle by downing a mediocre Rindge Tech 21-0, they sufTered the loss of two veteran backs, Dick Tammaro and John McCarthy. Diminutive sophomore halfback, Tony Pa:quariello broke into the lineup with a bang by scoring two touchdowns in less than four minutes. Everett ' s first score by Bill Vetrano was enough for the victory over Rindge. Everett dropped out of contention for the G. B. I. crown when it lost a real heartbreaker to Quincy. With the game all but over, Quincy completed a desperation pass to the one yard line, secured the T. D. and passed successfully for the winning extra point, sneaking by 19-18. Vetrano, McCarthy and Pasquariello moved the ball for Everett under lozza ' s capable commands. Everett ' s defense rallied around Ralph Jannino and Joe Herlihy. Everett High closed out its 1954 season with a neat 13-0 victory over Thanksgiving Day rival Chelsea, sparked by the passing of sophomore sensation, Johnny lozza, and the running of veteran Bill Vetrano. Johnny completed four straight passes in the second half for the score as he played his best game of the season. Ed D ' Onorfio bulled over for the next T. D. from about the one yard line. Bill Vetrano was awarded a trophy for the best Everett back of the game while Ralph Jan- nino received the best line man trophy. In the finale of their high school football careers, Bill Vetrano, John McCarthy, and Joe Herlihy repre- sented the Crimson in the All-Star game at Haverhill. The Suburban All-Stars emerged victorious due to the sparkling all-round play of these boys. McCarthy via PAUL lANUZZI LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Sal Rauseo, Robert Sansone, Donald Reddington, Joseph Raso, Captain; Bruce Lewis, Fred Milton, Frank Pryor. Standing — Robert Moynihan, Manager; Ronald Marotta, George Catarius, Peter Boyages, Russel O ' Brien, Anthony Cuilla, Mr. Putnam. The pre-season prediction of Coach Putnam that we were to have a pretty good ball team was lived up to. The lack of height was our greatest obstacle and this was to be our downfall against the two tallest teams in the league, Somerville and Quincy. In pre-league competition we won two out of three, defeating Reading and Newton and losing to VValtham. These three meetings gave a pretty fair picture of the season to come, for we had a good group of ball handlers and team players and loads of spirit. During the league season each team was met twice, at home and away. Med- ford was defeated on both occasions by the score of 64-56 in the first game and 69-58 in the second. Captain Joe Raso led the attack in the first contest with 25 points and 18 points in the second game later in the season. Outstanding in the Everett cause also were Sal Rauseo, Bob Sansone, Ed Murray and Don Reddington. Next came Somerville, the favored team in the league. Why they were favored was soon found out. The entire squad seemed to tower over the Everett Midgets and we were to realize we were no match for them. Somerville won both games by the lop-sided score of 66-47 and 80-29. It has been a long time since any team licked an Everett team by fifty points. On even terms we could give any of them a rim as we proceeded to down Maiden twice in very closely contested games. In the first game with five seconds left to play Tony Cuilla sank the winning basket to put us on top 45-44. It couldn ' t be much closer. In the second game, once again a thriller all the way, Maiden held the lead up to the last minute, once again to be ditched by one point. This time it was 63-62 with Rauceo toss- ing in the winning basket with seconds to go. Our arch rival Chelsea seems to have lost the zip that was once theirs. In the first game Everett drove all the way and proved to be far superior as the score of 51-26 proved. In the second meeting Chelsea seemed to have come a long way during the season and we were the winners by only six point;, 45-39. Again it was Captain Joe Raso and Sal Rauseo doing the bulk of the scoring, but greatly aided by the play making of Reddington and Murray. Quincy, the second tallest team in the league, was superior in both contests winning the first 49-36 and the second 52-44. Captain Raso stood out in defeat. Revere fell victim to our heroes in the first meeting by the score of 67-41, but in a complete reversal of form smothered us by the score of 73-59.. This was the final straw which was to keep us out of the tourney. Our first meeting with Lowell was disastrous for the visiting team when our boys swarmed over them to the tune of 90-58. This was the biggest score by an Everett team in many years. In the second contest to wind up the season once again we bombed them to the tune of 84-61. A review of the season ' s work shows that we were on the long end of the record with eleven wins and six losses. The undivided honors were truly hard to determine with such outstand ing players as Capt. Raso, Rauseo, Boyagis, Lewis, Reddington, Pryor, Murray, Ciulla, and Sansone all stri in i for team work and perfection. Lest we forget, congratulations to our manager, Robert Moynihan, for a job well done. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated — Paul Manganaro, Louis Lapilato, Oscar DiNino, Kepneth Webber, Captain; Robert Boyd, Patrick Catalano, Alex DiNino. Standing — James Paisley, Robert May, Frank Messina, George Mitche. Riddled by the loss of most of the point scorers by graduation, the out-look for the track team is not too bright. Lettermen returning are Captain Kenneth Webber, Carmen DeCarlo and Oscar DeNino. However, there are many juniors and several sophomores who should come into their own and prove their worth. Considering the fact that we do not enjoy the luxury of an indoor track, it is rather difficult to step out into fast company in the spring and to our best. Never- theless, as in the past, we shall enjoy our share of victories. This year the team meets Maiden, Revere, Chelsea, and Somerville in dual meets and will participate in the State Relays at Belmont, the Metropolitan Meet in Cambridge, and the State Meet at White Memorial Stadium in Boston. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Joanne Perrillo Ruth Ruggiero Umlah-Lepper Co. Joe Guanaria Catherine Marino Pat Mason Francine Pescione Rosemary Curtin Rita Vietri Lynda and Sandra Malin Rose Glazer Sheila Riley Rita Dodge Jerry- Cardello Marilyn Friel Charlotte Borgren Sal DiFilippo 1. Judith Walsh 2. Elaine Giancola Eleanor Mercurio Karen Swanberg 5. Pat Cassely 6. Jean O ' Neil 7. Jean Carey 8. Norma Black 9. Doris Donnelly 10. Arlene Doherty 11. Nancy Bell 12. Lorraine Middleton 13. George Pompeo 14. Irene McCarthy 15. Carmela Colameta 16. Beverly Blair 17. Arlene Giordano John Pisacreta 19. Rose Cardillo 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Janet Power Kathleen Glenn Claire Donnelly Angie Catalfamo Pauline Gentile 25. Ruth Thibodeau 1. Joan King lAIajma Kenney 2. Eleanor and Sarah Itzkowitz 3. Helena Lepper 4. Fred Norris 5. Mona L. Orfci 6. Dana Shattuck 7. Louise Gianelli 8. Marguerite Pesce 9. Elizabeth and Marilyn Moody 10. Joan Reardon 11. Joan and Joe Parris 12. Joe Plati Stephen Si-gal Julius Miller Joanne Barbuto Mary Lou Moccia Blanche Wojdzinska Ruth Manion Marion Candcrozzi Co Anna DeVito Lawrence Gunderson Edna Mae Hunkins Mary Bruno Catherine Forgione loan Nickerson Virginia Colford Josephine Grillo Eileen Kashian Ronnie Marotta Barbara Rindone Marie Mcdugno Beverly Kulvin 10. II. 12. 13. 14. 15. lb. 17. 18 19 20. 1. Mary Ann Rosa 2. Virginia Wyrocki 3. Marilyn Hough 4. Judith Shapiro 5. James Morrsehi 6. Margie Walsh 7. Nancy Main 8. John Rottari 9. Phyllis Ostrovsky 10. Helen Lepprr 11. Joan Umlah 12. Carol Collyer 13. Lillian Ciulla 14. Caro! Tarantino 15. Paula Davis 16. Dolores Forgione 17. Florence Honvood 18. Carolyn Vacca and Janiee Peluso 19. Joan Bernard 20. Lena Abate 21. John Lima 22. Sondra Seldon 23. Janice Mankin 24. Marilyn Rivers 25. Rose- Cerokulis 1. Elaine Baldasarc 2. Cindy Regan 3. Ellen Jones 1. Judy Moores 5. Sally Holmes 6. Richard Reeves 7. W illiam Bizanowic 8. Rose Dotoli 9. Joan Peach 10. Carolyn Vacra 11. Oitavia Ricciardi 12. Joanne Poearo I 3. Bunny and Winny Amarosa II. Carol Prybylo IT). Josephine Ciarnpa l( . Betty Brancato 17. Beverly Ware 18. Connie Gavostes 19. Lorraine De Feo 20. Ruth O'Brien i,;; •‘'■■I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Beverly Hudson Joanne Gagnon Louise Davis Frances Cere Mary Ann Rosrlli Angela DeLuca Patricia Annesc Robert Caspolc Joanne Perillo William Mietzner Patricia O’Brien Leah Bishop Barbara Gripps Ws 1. Eleanor Powers 2. Joyce Noftle 3. Carol Delory 4. Doris In dice 5. Valeric Vacca 6. Joanne Richardson 7. Loretta Rotundo 8. Gladys Humphry 8A. Bcrye Skancs 9. Marilyn Hanley 10. Pat Byrne 11. Nancy Tarbox 12. Sylvia Finos 13. Adiline Farcsc 14. Fern Newell 15. Judy Goldstein 16. Annette Labadia 17. Louis Poste 18. Connie La Russo 19. Ann Capes 20. James Checscman Helen Cook Barbara Davison Malcolm Labrll Barbara F'incgan Sidney Poretsky Carolyn Covino Louis D’Angelo Katherine Keefe Anne Lancian Toby Zagorsky Harold Trager Kathleen O’Keefe Barbara Anthony Sharon Duke Richard Smith Dan Cohen Bobby Brady Bill Thomas Betty Collcchia Terry Ragucci 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.T 1