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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

Henry Schlegel Julia Gibbons Evelyn Murphy Joseph Morse Edward Leo Raymond Brickley Joseph Hilyard Christine Lawlor Victor DeRubeis Grace Mackie Helen Crocker Michael Fortunato Willard Whittemore Carmella Forgione John McNulty Joseph Cantalupi Elizabeth MacMahon Katharine Redding James McCauley Marguerite Bolt Amerino Sarno Lillian Surrette James McKinlay Eileen Whelan John DeGiacomo Lennox Putnam Joseph Finegan George Clay Gordon Morris Alice Brennan Walton Hall Ursula Leach CLASS HISTORY The names and places mentioned in this Class History are true, any similarity to other persons or places may be a coincidence. In September of 1953, we entered our freshmen year at Parlin Jr. High School. Those whom we chose to represent our class were: June Striano - -Pre sident, Anthony Pasquariella - -Vice President, Janet Ward- -Secretary, Sheila Monahan--Treasurer. The sports we enjoyed in this year were: Football, Basketball, and Baseoall, which were all championship teams. At our first social, we saw the smiling faces of our ninth graders, as the y danced ever so smoothly over the floor. Other extra-curricular activities which were enjoyed were : Orchestra, Band, Debating Club, Talent Contest, and other various activities. Feared members of the traffic squad were: Norma De Feo, Maryann Vultaggio, Arthur Douglas, Delores Donati, and Camille De Sisto. Another activity spotlighted during our freshman year was our annual Music Festival. On the Memorable Parlin P day, 26 of our fellow classmates were the recipients of the coveted Parlin P award. When September rolled around again, we as sophomores, made our long anticipated entrance into Everett High School hoping for the best and expecting the worst. Our class officers were: June Striano - -President, Sophie Grande--Vice President, Janet Ward - -Secretary , Sheila Mona- han- - Treasurer . We came into a world of confusion when we found out the numbers on the rooms had been changed and the elevator was out of order. Inbetween P.M. se ssions and pranks , we enjoyed extra-curricular such as: Band, Orchestra, Gilbert and Sullivan, Lyceum, Dramatic Club, Glee Club to name just a few. The talent show which was greatly appreciated by our faculty, had such notables as: Mary- ann Vultaggio, Christine Cannatelli, Carol Bowser,- and the imported Hawaiian dancers, alias, the Everett High School football team. As the Junior year rolled in and the Sophomore year faded away, we began our Junior year like a flash of lightening. The class officers were: June Striano--President, Sophie Grande -- Vice President, Janet Ward- -Secretary, Anthony Acquaviva- -Treasurer. At this time they opened a new Memorial Room in which they put all the trophies which our teams won, and what teams we had. In football, we enjoyed defeating Chelsea 21-0, which meant that they had lost the Class A Championship for this year, while we won the GBI (Greater Boston Interscholastic League). In Basketball we had also won the GBI league championship and lost the Massachusetts Tourney to Durfee in the semi-finals at Boston Garden. In Baseball, we enjoyed three championships, the GBI, the Eastern Massachusetts, while beating Newton who had previously lost one High School game, and the State Championship beating Springfield Cathedral 2-1. On May 4, the Junior Prom was held at Everett High. Soft ligfits, la ' Wcih decorations with music by the Hi-Liters added to the mood. This brought our Junior year to an end. At last the big day had arrived, September 14, 1956. This day was the day we entered our Senior year at Everett High School. We balloted for the last time for our class officers who were: June Striano--President, Edward Murray--Vice President, Noxma De Feo- -Secretary, Theresa Messina--Treasurer. w ' ' Then as the weeks rolled by, we began to enjoy missing period ](x||aking our yearbook pictures. That was the happiest week that we had enjoyed in our high schoorera. On Drama Night, the new dramatic advisor. Miss Marilyn Doherty p r e s e n t e d the Lute Song, which starred Anthony Botto and turned out to be the comedy hit of the year, even though it was a drama. Our first marking period found inflated marks and inflated heads, ' Hg he lesser classes laughed. fPp During the middle of the year we found ourselves filing down to the auditorium for the needle --the polio shot. This brought about aching arms and fainting spells. On December 7 , we had our C h r i s t m a s Dance, which again brought the Hi-Liters to our gym. The gym was decorated with a twenty -foot Christmas tree which became famous over night. Timt came for Santa to enter and much to the surprise of the student body, we found him to be a little man with a big belly and a long beard. An even greater surprise wfas the shock which brought about the unveiling of Santa ' s costume. This Santa was none other than our own Bucky Pasquariella. Previous to this event the Recreation Center held a Football Dance chosing Diane Churchill as Football Queen. Awards were made to Raymond Dunbrack voted Lineman of the year, while other awards were given to Pasquariella and Borelli. Graduation was in view. Good things must come to an end. So the scholars say; We will have these memories To look back upon some day. Norma DeFeo - Secretary Theresa Messina - Treasurer 19 KAREN MILDRED ABKOWITZ 599 Broadway Gilbert t Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Library Staff 3. The sick are always sure of care. When they are in pain and trouble. For Karen will become a nurse. And will soothe them on the double. ANTHONY ACQUAVIVA 9 Maiden Street Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Yearbook stjiff; Class officer 3; Homeroom Officer 2. He has been an EHS Baseball star. His good looks and intelligence will carry him far . To play baseball is his aim, We all wish him the best of luck, on his climb to the hall of fame. NICHOLAS R. AGNETA 75 Linden Street Nick Good luck to Nick, in his chosen career . He ' ll make the grade as aji elec tronics engineer. And wherever he roams, when he leaves E,H.S,, We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to be one of the best. GENE ANTHONY ALBERIGI 66 Woodville Street Red Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4. Gene ' s our boy with flaming red hair. He ' d attempt anything on just a dare . He ' s handsome and clever, a regulard guy. As a baseball player, he ' ll make all the girl ' s sigh. JOSEPH RICHARD ALLEGRA 25 Jefferson Avenue Joe Joe ' s a lad who ' s undecided. As to his future plan; But whatever work he undertakes. We ' re sure that he ' s the man. ALMA RUTH ANDERSON 101 Bradford Street Al Gilbert Sullivan 4; Girl ' s Glee Club 2,3; French Club 4; Cheerleaders 4. She ' s very cute, she ' s very sweet. Her personality is hard to beat. We know whatever field she ' s in. This EHS cheerleader will always win. 57 PHYLLIS ANDERSON 4 Falmouth Street Phyl Homeroom Pres. 4. Personality, charm, and looks, Mix these with her mcinner gay And you have a picture of the way Phyl will always be til gray. PATRICIA MARY ANZ ALONE 33 Rich Street Patsy Some lucky boss will have this girl As a first class secretary for a while And then the day will come to pass The boss ' s bride will be this lass. 1 GEORGE ANTONUCCI 69 Everett Street Podgie Baseball 2. The future of our country grand Is more than safe with George on hand. For the word is out eind it is known That in him an engineer was born. CAROLYN MAY ARAKALIAN 16 Marie Avenue Carol Carefree and gay may you always be You ' ll get your wish, just wait and see, Never fret and don ' t dare despair Even though you don ' t marry a millionaire . BARBARA ANN ARINELLO 16 Nichols Street Babs Now here ' s a chick with personality Who says a dress designer she will be. This may be true for a little while. But what nice fellow can resist her smile. HENRY FRANK ARMSTRONG 3RD 124 Shute Street Hank Football 2,3; Track 2. H for hajidsome, that is he A for artistic to a T N for nice as we all know K for kool and alive also. 19 MAEICA ARVANITES 20 Foster St. Dramatics 4; Gilbert Sullivain 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Homer oom 3, 4; Drama Night. Big and dark and sparkling eyes. Make E.H.S. boys heave those sighs. Brains, looks, and personality; Will make her star shine in any locality. LORETTA MA_RY BABCOCK 14 Knox Park Drum Majorette 2,3,4. An. office worker she wants to be. Full of fun we all agree. We wish her luck and happiness. And know her smile will do the rest. PATRICIA ANN AUBURY 18 Boston St. Pat To be a private secretary is Pat ' s desire. She ' ll work in a way that all will cidmire. By talking dictation and typing with ease , Her boss she ' s always bound to please. WILLIAM A. AUBURY 18 Boston St. Billy For Bill we see a future bright, His business ability shows, A leader he ' ll be. In whatever field he goes. BARBARA MAE BABCOCK 9 Victoria St. Babs Gilbert Sullivan 2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. No matter what she chooses To be her life career. We know Babs will succeed. When she departs from here. WILMA DOROTHY BADOLATO 564 Second St. WilUe A private secretary is what Willie hopes to be. And with her brains and personality. We know she will succeed IRIS ELAINE BAER 49 Fremont Avenue Teddybaer Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2 . Iris is quiet and sort of shy, To be an artist she will try. To quite a girl we all say. Lots of luck cill the way. BRUCE BAKER 12 7 High Street Orchids to Bruce, Quick, smart, and bright. When he does a job, It ' s sure to be right. THOMAS BAGNELL 199 Bow Street T. Bags T. Bags is a Icidies ' man. As you see, he ' s not shy. He ' ll make you happy when he can, And someday in the Air Force he ' ll fly. JOHN DOUGLAS BANVILLE 7 Prospect Street Jack Football 2,3. Off he goes into the yonder blue and wild . Believe us, Jack the Air Force isn ' t mild. But if you do your job well as we know you can. You ' re sure to make a good Airman. BARBARA ANNE BARASSI 40 Beacon Street Barbs Dramatics 4; Lyceum 4; Gilbert Sullivan 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4. With slide rule and logs you will find. This vivacious girl with the mathe- matical mind. Babs has decided on the field of en- gineering. Success to this popular miss in her yearning. WARREN HENRY BARME JR. 27 Tufts Avenue Pancho Spanish Club 2. Cents, dimes, and dollars. Make life a go . Do all your banking. With our pal -- Pancho! ! 1 19 CAROLE ANN BARNES 85 Everett Street Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3. You think she ' s quiet; you think she ' s shy. But that ' s just hiding the mischief in her eye. They say good things come in a smcill size. So the loss to EHS will be Leon ' s Prize, HENRY BELMONTE 1 Winter Street Sonny Sonny ' s a guy who tries his best. To get ahead of all the rest. And when he gets in high gear, We know he ' ll make a great engineer. ELIZABETH R. BARRETT 20 Baker Rd. Betty Yearbook Staff. Life and work will be just bliss, For this quiet and smiling miss. Betty rates our highest esteem. Because she ' s always on the beam, CAROLE A. BARRY 31 Luke Road Carrie When a pleasant voice asks for your caU, There is no need to worry at all. The pleasing voice at the end of the line. Is Carole, doing her job and doing it fine. ROSALYN BERMACK 168 Nichols Street Roz Girls ' Glee Club 2. FRANK RICHARD BASSO 22 Woodville Street Bazoo Here and now we plainly state Roz is a sophistocate. She ' ll find no trouble in her aim; A husband will be her claim to fame. Bazza is quite a guy we know. And when a-flying we go. We ' ll have no fear. Because we ' re sure Frank will be there . 57 ANN BERNARDI 291 Ferry Street Here ' s a girl whose lots of fun. Our Ann is liked by everyone. We ' ll hear her voice saying nvimber please. Success will surely come with ease. EDWARD LESTER BLAISDELL 202 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 2. Since brains pave the way and Ed is so smart. We know he ' s sure to do his part. To make this world a worthwhile llace. For more like him, there ' s plenty of space. ALBERT ANTHONY BONASORO 34 Baker Road Al JOHN BERNAZANI 221 Hancock Street Johnny Johnny always has that cheery way rhat drives away the gloom all day. . friend indeed we ' ll cdways treasure Fo say we know him is our pleasure. Al is a guy who reeilly rates, He ' ll teach the kids their battles and dates. For the history field is his desire. He ' s one the pupils will all admire. MARY JANET BOSCO 33 Summer Street Secretary Italian Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Italian Night 4; Junior Prom Committee; Cheerleaders 4; Yearbook Stciff. Mary Janet could be found on the forty yard line, One look at her and our boys sure felt fine. Whether announcing assemblies, or giving a cheer. She held everyone spell-bound never fear. ANTHONY JERRY BOTTO 9 Jackson Avenue Tony Dramatics 3 , 4; Itadian Club 2,3; Yearbook Staff; Senior Homeroom Officer; Student Covmcil 4. Tony took the lead in our high school plays. And won great fame for his winning ways . Of his pleasant face we ' ll never tire. When a psycometricioui we wish to hire. CAROL JOYCE BOWSER 151 Bellrock Street Bonnie French Club 2,3,4. Pretty Bonnie has named her a ambition, As an airline hostess she will seek a position. And we ' re sure this job she ' ll suit to a T. Cause she ' s got the looks and personality. WILLIAM JOSEPH BRICKLEY 26 Bettinson Avenue Brick Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Senior Homeroom President. Red -headed Brick has chosen his vocation, A lawyer he ' ll be through trials and tribulations He has many years ahead of work and of study. But we don ' t think he ' ll end up as an old fuddy-duddy. ROBERT ELLIS BRACKETT 15 Beacon Street Bob He ' ll fly through the air with the greatest of ease. But not as the man on the flying trapeze . A jet plane will be Bob ' s way. To gain glory and success in some future day. JANICE LOUISE BRADFORD 24 Baker Road Jan Year Book Staff A very good secretary. Just you wait and see. We know the boss will like her. Cause she ' s as sweet as she can be. 9- Hi ROBERT BREEN 43 Lexington Street Bob Bob has said his future plan, Is to be a telephone man. We wish you success in all you do. The best of luck from us to you. BARBARA ELLEN MARIE BROMAN 991 Broadway Barbs Gilbert U Sullivan 3,4. She ' s always laughing, she ' s always gay, We wouldn ' t wsint our Babs any othei way . Her personality, looks, and smile serene. Have come to be in E3.S. a very pleasant scene. 57 GLORIA MAE BUONOPANE 72 Windsor Street PAUL BRUCE 49 Forrest Avenue Paul is a very quiet lad, He ' s always happy, never sad. A handsome boy we all can see, A success some day we know he ' ll be. BEVERLY ANN BRYANT 43 Clinton Street Bev Bev is cute and very sweet. Having her around is quite a treat. To be a good secretary is her ambition. With great ease she ' ll find her position. She ' s quiet and sweet; She ' s hard to beat. As a secretary, She ' ll be a treat. JOHN P. CAMERON 85 Linden Street Brother Brother is quiet as you can see, He is as quiet as anyone can be. He Wcints to be a forcaster of weather , And in his field there will be none better . ARTHUR KARL CAMPBELL 14 Luke Road Designing, mapping and drawing up a plan. Are part of the job that Art will have at hand. He ' s a wonderful friend who is full of fun. And as a draftsman he ' ll be A-1. CHRISTINE MARY CANNATELLI 57 Newton Street Chris Gilbert s SuUivan 2,3,4; Girl ' s Glee Club 2,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Yearbook Staff. To be a professional singer. Is Christine ' s ambition in life. And after she becomes famous. To become Eddie ' s wife. ANITA OLIVIA CAPUANO 186 Hancock Street Red SpanishClub 4; Gilbert Sullivatn 2,3,4; ItcdiainClub 2 ,3; Homeroom Officer 4. This sparkling little red head. Is really quite a doll. She ' s full of pep and vigor. And always on the ball. JAMES A CARR 10 Green Street Sonny Football 2; Homeroom Officer 2. This boy wants to get rich quick. If he does, he ' ll never kick. We hope some day he ' ll be counting his money. We wish you luck and success, Sonny, LUCILLE CARDELLO 115-a Ferry Street Lucy Homeroom Officer --4. While taking dictation with speed cind ease. We ' ll find our Lucy sitting on The boss ' s knees. MILDRED ROSE CARDINA 29 Arlington Street Mllie Millie ' s desire is to be a beautician, We know she will pass the test. If she follows through with this ambition. She ' s bound to do her best. DORIS K. CARTER 98 Glendale Street Doree ANTHONY P. CARNEVALE 16 Gilmore Street Tony A small fellow with lots of pep. When Tony ' s around just watch your step. And as an electrical engineer, He will succeed --we have no fear. Doree is small and so sweet. Her personality is hard to beat. An office worker she Weints to be. At this we know she will succeed. 57 ROSE ANN CARTOLARO 34 Brook Drive Lynnfield, Mass. Rickie Gilbert SuUivan 2,3. She has a wonderful personality, and is oh so cute; A terrific sense of humor and she ' s clever to boot. After adding up her assets, words could not express, Why she ' ll always be remembered --our Rickie from E.H . DEANNA CERASUOLO 223 Vine Street De Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3,4; Library Staff 3,4. Deanna ' s main desire. From all the jobs around; Is work she does admire, ' For she is office bound. MARILYN CERINO 14 Wedgewood Street A very good medical secretary. Just you wait and see. And we know the boss will like her. Cause she ' s sweet as she caji be. PETER ANTHONY CHIARELLO 27 Highland Avenue Pete Spanish Club 3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 3; Homeroom officer 2. To be a sports announcer is Pete ' s airm. His work with radio and T.V, will bring him fame, Wi will be proud to hear his name. And know from E.H.S, he came. CAROL CASARJIAN 8 Maiden Street Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Yearbook Stciff. . Yearbook Staif. Carol is gay and has a winning smile, And for a Marine she would walk a mile . As an airline hostess she ' s sure to rank high. She ' ll make you happy on your flight through the sky. JAMES CHIAVELLI 119 High Street Shamus Baseball 2; Basketball 2. Jimmy has a certain aim. He ' l l certainly never rust. In the Marines he ' ll gain fame. As a good Marine, he must. DIANE CHURCHILL 41 Garland Street Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Girl ' s Glee Club 2; Cheerleader 4; Year Book Staff. Pert and sweet in all her ways And she ' s a little doll. We ' ll miss Diane and her cute smile , For she is loved by all. MICHAEL COGLIANO 13A Greene Street Cog Homeroom officer 3. The chances for his failure. Are absolutely nil. When Cog becomes an engineer He ' ll be known for his great skill CAROL ELEANOR CLARK 10 Jefferson Avenue Galley Orchestra 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 2.3,4. A secretary is Galley ' s choice She ' ll answer calls in a pleasant voice Take care of all her boss ' s mail In all her duties she ' ll never fail. PATRICIA ANN CLIFFORD 98 Vernal Street Pat Home Room officer 4. Thoughts of beauty won ' t be just wishin When Pat becomes a skilled beau- tician. Your hair she ' ll set, and your nails she ' ll manicure. She ' ll make you a raving beauty, we are sure. JOHN JOSEPH COCHRANE 9A Bow Street Jackie Jackie 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 . ARTHUR R. COHEN 159 Nichols Street Art Band 2,3,4. Art is a musician. He desires to lead a band. With his jokes and musical notes. Success is near at hand. 57 HARRIET BARBARA COLCHY 115 Harvard Street Little One Gilbert Sullivan 2,4. A. sweet and gentle person is our Little One , W hen there ' s a bit of gaiety she ' ll join in the fun. She ' s like to be a buyer for some big concern, ' nd because she ' s so hardworking, her pay she ' ll surely earn. ANN MARIE COLLYER 126 Elm Street Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; French Club 4. To be a teacher is her ambition. We ' re sure she ' ll gain her position. Those big blue eyes and charming smile , Will be with her all the while. JOAN ANN COOKE 84 Madison Avenue Cookie Girls ' Glee Club 2. To be a nurse has caught Cookie ' s eye. We ' ll find her in a hospital by and by. With her smile and disposition, which improves day by day, She ' ll help the sick recover through the care she sends their way. SANDRA LOIS COOPER 44 Irving Street Sandy Dramatics 2,3,4; Lyceum 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 3; Library Staff 3.4. As president of Dramatic and Ly- ceum class, She helped present Lute Song in the past. And so to a girl who is always in step. The best of luck. Never loose your pep. SARITA COPANS 55 Ferry Street Suzie Spanish Club 3,4; Dramatics 3. Sarita ' s cute, Sarita ' s sweet. She has a figure, oh, so neat. And in her role as lab technician She will fulfill her life ' s ambition. GEORGANN JUDITH CORCORAN 281 Chelsea Street GeGe Girls ' Glee Club 2. A telephone operator is GeGe ' s ambition, With her charming ways we know she ' ll fulfill this position. We wish you all the luck that there to be had, We know you ' ll come through with flying colors. IS !9 JOSEPH CORDARO 120 High Street Joe Designing, mapping , and drawing plans , Will be Joe ' s future occupation. In the position of a draftsman. He ' ll prove to be a sensation. JAMES JOSEPH CORKERY 6 Hancock Street Jim Jim will join the navy And there will do his best. Then as an officer, He will pursue his job with zest. PATRICIA CORVINO 82 Everett Street Patty Homeroom Officer 4. Cute little Patty with her winning smile, If you know Patty you know a girl worthwhile . This little miss has hairdressing in mind. Don ' t pass her up, she ' s the best you could find. RICHARD COTOIA 33 Wall Street Dick Track 2; Homeroom Officer 2. To be a draftsman Is what Dick desires. We know that he has The skill it requires. VIRGINIA MARIA COSTA 143 Jefferson Avenue Ginny Drum Majorettes 2,3,4. Always good, never bad. Always gay, seldom sad. Cute and petite and a swell majorette. She ' ll be a success on that you can bet. BARBARA ANN COVINO 74 Lewis Street She ' s quiet and sweet. She ' s gay and petite. A secretary she wishes to be, The kind that sits on her boss ' s knee . EDWARD CRANE 223 Russell Street Ed ' ootball 2,3. lis future ambitions he will not tell, it whatever they are, Ve wish him well. MARJORIE CUMMINGS 30 Chestnut Street Hucka Marjorie ' s a girl with an entertaining wit. Wherever she goes she ' s a big hit. She ' ll be a success no matter what she wants to be By keeping her bosses laughing con- stantly. i FLORENCE LOUISE GROUSE 7 Fairlawn Street Flo rirls ' Glee Club 2. [er smile made us cheerful every day, fe go for Flo in a great big way. ' o write, to type, to take dictation, 8 what she wants for her occupation. GRACE DANNA 18 Dowse Street Gracie This quiet miss made her decision. To be an office worker is her am- bition. She ' ll be a success with all her vitality Accompanied by her sweet perso- nality. JOHN DARLING 7 Lexington Street Jackie To be a salesman is Jackie ' s aim. We know in this role he ' ll acquire much fame . Whether corner to corner or door to door. He ' ll sell you much more than you bargained for. CHARLOTTE MAi: D ' AVELLA 130 Elm Street Acting is the field. Where she wants to blaze a trail. Lots of luck and success. We know you ' ll never fail. 19 LAWRENCE MATHEW DAVIS 50 Bettinson A venue Laurie Basketball 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Laurie ' s the most in every way, He ' s handsome and witty, what more can one say. As a sports announcer we ' ll hear him yet, For he ' s one guy we just couldn ' t forget. PATRICIA FRANCES DEAN 122 Union Street Pat Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Of- ficer 2. To write, to type, and to take dicta- tion; Is what Pat wants for her occupation. Her charming way and bright smile Will bring her success all the while. DORIS CLAIRE DEARING 29 Harding Avenue Dotty Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; Library Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 3. Who ' s the raving beauty with the rav- ing hair ? At who do all the fellow turn around and stare ? Who ' s full of pep and cheerful as can be ? Who ' s this little gal? Why, Dotty. Naturally. MARGUERITE MARY De COSTA 28 Dean Street Margie Spanish Club 2. I ' m sure you all agree A success she ' ll be As Margie chooses To be a secretary. ANTHONY DeBENEDETTO 6 Neilson Avenue Tony Homeroom officer 2,4. Figure s in life , Seem so important Good luck to Tony And his life as an accountant. NORMA DeFEO 122 Main Street Butch Dramatics 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 4; French Club 4; Library Staff 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Year Book Staff. Butch is lovely, delightful and smart. She knows the way to everyone ' s heart. She cheered our boys through thick and thin. With her inspiration, they were sure to win. 57 MARY ROSE DeFILIPPO 137 Broadway Homeroom Off icer 2,3; Gilbert Sullivan 4; Library Staff 4. I ' ve written about typists and secre- taries too. But now I ' m stumped as I come to you. All I can say is that out of the rest, You will probably be one of the best. PATRICIA ANNE DELANO 33 Clark Street Pat A telephone operator she wants to be, In time we ' ll have the pleasure to see, Pat , sitting at a switchboard desk; She will acquire success. EILEEN DEL SETTE 14 Green Street To be a designer Is Eileen ' s ambition We wish her luck In this position. 9 ROBERT BERNARD DeMAGGIO II Bennett Street Bob Bob ' s ambition is to be a Doc , To be one he ' ll work round the clock. His brains, looks, and personality. Will bring all his patients vitality. JOHN EDWARD DeGIACOMO 965 Broadway Little Zeke Italian Club 2.3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. A designer Little Zeke wants to be. He ' ll succeed in his chosen career. With his looks and his brains. And his great personality. BENJAMIN R. DeMARIA 15 Tileston Street Bennie Homeroom officer 2,3. Ben has chosen his career. He ' ll study to be an engineer. So Ben remember don ' t think less Of the friends you made at E. H. S. 19 ALFRED DePIETRO 206 Broadway Al Great men never talk too much, .And Al has always acted such. If this be true, then know all present This boy to Washington will be sent. SHIRLEY DEXTER 183 Chelsea Street Shirl Gilbert Sullivan; Girls ' Glee Club; Homeroom Officer. This pretty and charming miss Is sure to fill your heart with bliss. To be a bookkeeper is her ambition, We wish her luck in this position. ELEANOR De SANTIS 16 Duncan Road Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Year Book Staff. Adorable El is sure to win your heart. She ' ll be yuur friend right from the start. She ' s terrific and sweet, and oh, so demure , She ' ll go straight to the top we ' re all very sure. CAMILLE ANNETTE De SISTO 139 Belmont Street Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Cheer- leaders 3, co-captain 4; Year Book Staff. Beautiful and pleasant is our gal Camille . At E. H. S. she was a big wheel. As captain of the cheerleaders she was real hep. And win or lose she was full of pep. We ' ll never forget the things you ' ve done , To make our school so full of fun. BARBARA JANE DICK 109 Cottage Street Barb Girls ' Glee Club 2. JEANETTE De VITO 50 Everett Street Jan Barb wants to be a nurse. And it ' s going to be swell And because she ' s so cute, They ' ll go to see her sick or well. The destiny of our friend Jan, Looks very bright indeed. And as an original hairdresser She will, no doubt, succeed. NANINE A. DiORIO 7 Davis Street Nan A nicer person is hard to find. This girl ' s a friend of yours and nnine . To write, to type to take dictation Is what she wants for her occupation. And with her charming way and bright smile , This pretty lass will have success all the while. ANTHONY WILLIAM D ' lTALIA 7 Wedgewood Street Tony To succeed in life is Tony ' s aim, In any field he ' ll make a name. His handsome looks will be an aid. With his personality he ' s sure to make the grade. JOHN J. DOHERTY 12 Parkview Road Doc Track 4. The courts will echo, His outstanding name, As a brilliant lawyer, We know he ' ll win fame. DOLORES MARIE DONATI 49 Bow Street Snooky Homeroom Officer 3. When Snooky becomes a top beau- tician. Your dreams of beauty won ' t just be wishing. They ' ll be for sure, and not be mis- taken, For she ' s the girl who ' ll bring home the bacon. LOIS Di SABATINO 47 Winthrop Road With a way that ' s winning, and a smile that ' s gay, Lois will succeed, in every way. RONALD V. D ' ONOFRIO 16 Oliver Street Rennie Ronald has picked his future career; He ' ll be an electronics engineer. So Ronald we wish you much success. And most of all complete happiness. 19 CAROLE DORGAN 41 Estes Street Dorgie Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Drum Majo- rettes 2,3; Homeroom Officer 4. Whit and charm and beauty too That ' s our Dorgie through and through A private secretary she ' ll be A perfect one we all agree. ARTHUR EARL DOUGLAS 17 Liberty Street Art Dramatics 4; French Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2; Student Ex- change 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Year Book Staff 4. A wonderful fellow with loads of zest. To the class of 57 he was one of the best. As a nuclear physicist we know he ' ll be. A credit to our nation and go down in history. NANCY CAROLYN DUKE 25 Bennet Street Dukie Girls ' Glee Club 1; Homeroom Of- ficer 4. One of the best we all agree, A regular girl it ' s easy to see. Where there ' s fun Nancy ' s always in it. She ' s never still for half a minute. ROBERT JOHN DOWNING 155 Union Street Bob In the field of electronics Bob is taking his chance. And we have no doubt that he will advance . Cause handsome Bob has no scheme, He ' s always himself and right on the beam . RONALD E. DRYSDALE 29 Abbot Avenue Ronnie Spanish Club 3,4; Track 2. To all Ron was a wonderful friend. On him you could forever depend. Whatever he does he ' s sure to suc- ceed. In his chosen career he ' ll take the lead. RAYMOND DUNBRACK 3 Wilbur Street Ray French Club 4; Football 2,3,4. He has been an E. H. S. football star. His good looks and intelligence should carry him far. We know all his years at college Will add to Ray ' s extensive know- ledge . ELAINE EGAN 56 Warren Street DOUGLAS W. DUNN JR. 76 Sammet Street Doug Homeroom Officer 2,4. Doug wants to be a doctor. Giving you all kinds of pills. Along with his friendly smile. He ' s sure to cure your ills. Elaine wants to be an airline hostess And a fine one she will be. Cause she ' s the right height and the right size. Happy flying for her we foresee. CAROLYN ERICKSON 12 Winthrop Road Carolyn is pretty and oh, so gay. You ' d like her as a friend for life. We know that on some future day, She ' ll make some man a wonderful wife . CAROL ANN EVANGELISTA 21 Orange Court Gilbert Sullivan 3. Think of something pretty, Think of something sweet. Then just think of Carol, To make it all complete. CAROLE D ' URBANO 2 32 Vine Street iris ' Glee Club 2; Orchestra 2; Drum Majorettes 2; Homeroom Of- icer 2. successful as a concert pianist, 3arol will certainly be. ■ler fame will be terrific, ere and across the sea. RUTH ESTHER FARRER 77 Woodville Street Ruthie Gilbert Sullivan 3. As the boss ' s secretary, Ruthie will make the grade. Just her presence in the office. Will boost the company ' s trade. 19 GREGORY FASOULAS 95 Lynn Street A millionaire he ' d like to be, That ' s our boy Gregory . With beautiful girls all around He ' ll never have any need to frown. THOMAS P. FIORENTINO 3 1 Dean Street Felix French Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4. Tom is handsome and very clever. He will succeed in any endeavor. We know that he would like to fly, He ' s sure to reach an all time high. JUDITH ANN FENNELL 42 Fremont Avenue Judy Spanish Club 3; Gilbert Sullivan 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3,4. As an airline stewardess, Judy will make the best. With her charm and personality, She ' ll surely pass the test. RAYMOND L. FERRARO 2 Locust Park Ray French Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2. Ray ' s quite brilliant; we all know that. And for his efforts, a tip of the hat. To be an engineer is Ray ' s aim. Many great things he ' s sure to attain. MARIE FINOCCHIO 33 May Street Marie will be a private secretary, Competent and bright. She will do her duty, And we know she ' ll do it right. ELEANOR FIORETTI 47 Adams Avenue Ellie Italian Club 3,4. Pretty, lovable, ask anyone you meet. They ' ll all tell you Ellie is quite a treat. Ingenuity and sincerity are among her talents rare These traits will be helpful to make the right one care. 57 BRENDA JOY FLINT 1 1 Foster Street To be a private secretary- Is this pretty girl ' s desire. With her personality and brains, This she ' ll sure acquire. JOHN SULLIVAN FLYNN 46 Windsor Street Jack Band 2,3,4. Jack; an engineer to be, Will climb the ladder high. He ' s bound to be successful, As he ' s a right fine guy. JOHN FORESTEIRE 3Z Harding Avenue Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4. Our Johnny boy of football fame. Will have a few letters before his name. Just call him Doc and then act merry. He ' s the pride of Woodlawn near the cemetary. CLAIRE JOANNE FOURNIER 157 Hancock Street To be an airline hostess and meet folks each day. Is the way Claire wants to earn her pay. We know in every deed. With her winning smile she ' ll sure- ly succeed. JOSEPHINE MARY FRASSICA 27 Harding Avenue Mary Gilbert Sullivan In classes she ' s so quiet that Few know she ' s about. But you should see the change That comes, whenever she gets out. NANCY ANNE FRISCO 8 Edith Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 2,3,4. Head majorette and a charming little doll. Her looks, her charm surpasses all. She leads the parade with such grace, And as a model she ' ll set the pace. JOHN ANTHONY FRITZ 13 Brown Street Jack Basketball 3,4. Jackie ' s ambition is not known to us, He may become a doctor, or even drive a bus. But whatever he decides on, We know he can ' t go wrong, Because his talents are so numer- ous, and so long. LOIS GANZ 10 Harvard Street JoUy Homeroom Officer 2. Jolly is just what the word implie 8, Sparkling and cheerful with gleam- ing eyes. Some happiness for us she found, When she was there, we never frowned. IRENE FRONGILLO 15 K.K. Terrace Gilbert Sullivan 4; Homeroom Officer 4. Irene is our girl with a personality plus. She does many favors without even a fuss. As a clerical worker she ' ll rise with no strife. Till a husband she finds to support her for life. CAROL ANN FULTON 117 Vernal Street Gilbert Sullivan 3,4. A secretary Carol will be some day, She ' ll be the very best in every way. A quiet girl, but very sincere. She ' s liked by all everywhere. GEORGE PUTNAM GARLAND 74 Chelsea Street Jorge Spanish Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Year Book Staff. ANNA ALBA GALANTE 18 Cedar Street Gilbert Sullivan Anna wants to be a secretary. And a fine one she will make. For she has all the requirements. That it will ever take. You saw him in the orchestra and band. We hope the key of success lies in his hand. Though Jorge isn ' t sure of what he ' ll be, We think a musician-you wait and see. 57 EILEEN V. GEAR 202 Linden Street Whatever her goal may be, Wherever her interests lie, We know that she ' ll be tops, She can ' t help but climb high. DOUGLAS HERBERT GOODWIN 73 Mt. Washington Street Doug Doug 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 ever way. FRANCES GOLDEN 22 South Ferry Street Franny Franny ' s so pretty and ever so sweet, Her sparkling way just can ' s be beat. To be a bookkeeper is her aim, And with your personality you ' ll acquire fame. CHARLES DAVID GORDON 28 Freeman Ave. Dave French Club 2. Dave ' s personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star, Engineering is his chosen field, And we know success his efforts will yield. SOPHIE GRANDE 18A Wall Street Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Drum Major ■ ettes 2; Class Officer 2,3. Friendliness and cheerfulness are a wonderful pair, And wherever you find them, you can be sure Sophie ' s there. With humor and wit oh so bright, She filled our hearts with such de- light. HAROLD ROBERT GRAY 145 Vine Street Harry French Club 3,4;Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. Harry was a charmer at E.H.S. In football and basketball he was one of the best. But when June comes, we are sad to say, That we will lose our Harry Gray. IvlARIANNE GREGORY 110 Maiden Street DeGreg Spanish Club 3. Pretty, petite and so much fun, This gal is liked by everyone. Her pretty smile and sparkling way, Will make her an excellant nurse someday. DIANE GRIFFIN 69 Swan Street Doll Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Girl ' s Glee Club 3. Her quiet charm and happy face, Will bring her smiles from every- place. In this career she ' ll be just right. That ' s our Diane, a nurse in white. LOUIS J. HADDAD JR. 105 Chelsea Street Haggie Italian Club 3,4; Football 4. Louie with his smile and joking way. Has chosen a profession with much play. A mechanical engineer is his aim. He ' ll enjoy it as it it were a game. ELLEN HAMPSTEAD 124 Freemont Street Ella With taps beneath the soles of her shoes, She ' s sure to chase away your blues. A pretty dancer in a fancy dress. Good luck, Ella, on the road to happiness . MARY JANE HAMPTON 189 Springvale Avenue Dramatics 2,3,4; Girl ' s Glee Club 2; French Club 3,4. Mary Jane is a perfect combination. Of personality, good looks, and brains . Let us hope that happiness and good fortune. On her kindly riens. MARY HANSON 25 Hatch Street Spanish Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3,4. She ' s blonde and sweet. She ' s little and neat. Mary is a girl, Who can ' t be beat. 57 ALEXANDER HARRY 129 Shute Street Harry Spanish Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Band 2,3. Harry is witty, Harry is a joy, We just can ' t help loving that boy, rlis ambitions will carry him far, ' s an insurance agent he ' ll reach his star. MARIANNE HIGGINS 696 Broadway Higgi Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff Assistant Editor. A secretary or Commercial teacher, Whatever Higgies plans, She ' s (shure) sure to be on top. Without any if , buts , or ands . KIERAN PHILIP HARTNETT 61 Lawrence Street Gabby Jaseball 2,3,4. a telephone worker Gabby would never tire, or he would be following lis life ' s desire. RONALD VERNON HILL 720 Broadway Ronnie Spanish Club 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2.3. Ron is one we all did enjoy. Friendly and likeable describes the boy. Personality plus and even more, Will help us remember him forevermore. MERLE HORNSTEIN 175 Union Street Dramatics 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 4; Library Staff 2,3, 4. To be a school teacher, Is what Merle has in mind, Teaching grades one through seven She ' ll make school as nice as heaven. GEORGE P. HOUGH JR. 36 Hancock Street Bud An undertaker He wishes to be, Bud is a boy. We are dying to see. 19 HOWARD HUDSON 43 Englewood Avenue Howie Spanish Club 3; Homeroonti Officer 2,3. Nice and friendly, we all agree, Howie wants a career in the U.S. Navy. He ' ll see the world on every side. In him our class will take great pride. FRANCES CATHERINE IMBORNONE 78 Ferry Street Franny A charming smile and just as sweet, This girl will tackle any feat. To work in an office is her ambi- tion And no on e better could fill that position. WARREN EDWARD HUDSON 51 Hosmer Street French Club 3,4; Football 4; Track 2,3,4. Warren 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. ROSALIND HUGHES 122 Garland Street Tex Tex is a happy girl. Pretty as can be. Her laughing eyes and dimpled cheeks, Fit her to a T . I WINIFRED EVELYN HUNKINS 13 Stevenson Avenue Winnie Homeroom Officer 3. A teacher is her aim in life, And what better could there be. For Winnie is bound to be a success, With her sparkling personality. JOHN lOZZA 17 Carlson Street Italian Club 2,3; Baseball 2, 3,4l Football 2,3,4; Co-captain 4. Co-captain of our football team wai our outstanding John, A greater lad in sportmanship was never, ever born. His handsome looks and style uniqu will help him through the yeare Across the goal line of success he ' | march amidst great cheers. ELAINE THERESE JANCSY 3 Elwood Street Gilbert h Sxillivan 4; Library Staff 1. Laughing eyes and happy face. In starchy white she ' ll take her place She ' ll sooth her patients with her charm And still remain ever so calm. JUDITH FRANCES JOHNSON 382 Main Street Judy To be a school teacher is what Judy has in mind Joy along with knowledge, Her students will surely find. iiiiltll1MMMi1 f ' ' ' - SARA NASH JOHNSON 469 Highland Avenue Sally Girls ' Glee Club 2; Yearbook Staff. Her charm and beauty are hard to beat With her personality you can ' t compete Better Medical Secretaries, there will be few, The best of luck from us to you. GEORGE W. JULIAN 1 1 Green Street Football 2,4. Handsome George is one of our smoothest guys Those good looks any girl would surely buy His goal in life no one knows But whatever it is, he ' ll be on his toes . i BARBARA ANN JANES 51 Wilbur Street Barb Spanish Club 3,4; Gilbert Sulli- van 2,3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2. A wonderful nurse Barbs will make For she has just what it takes All dressed up in starchy white jhe ' ll do everything just right. JEAN A. JULIANO 7 Laurel Street Jeannie Jeanie is one of the best I ' m sure you ' ll all agree Can ' t you picture her now Sitting on the boss ' s knee. I 19 CAROL KATZ 125 Harvard Street Dramatics 3 ; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3,4. Carol is pretty, Carol is fun. She ' s as cheerful as the noonday sun. Beside her name we ' ll see someday, Carol Katz, C.P.A. DENISE KELLEY 71 Fremont Street Deni Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Yearbook Staff; Girls ' Glee Club 2. Deni you know was liked by all, Ones that were short and ones that were tall. Her main ambition is to teach, To dazzling heights we know she ' ll reach. PAUL E. KELLEY 46 Chestnut Street Kel Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2,3. Kel intends to go to college. There he ' ll gain a wealth of know- ledge. We hope he won ' t forget, with fame. It was from EHS he came. JOHN JOSEPH KERRIGAN 8 Dowse Street Johnnie Homeroom Officer 2,4. Johnnie is one lad we know who has a specific aim, He wants to be a draftsman and win great acclaim. He is a conscientious guy, this we know indeed; If luck is in his favor, success will come with speed. IwIARGARET G. KING 107 High Street Margie To be a stenographer is Margie ' s desire. She ' s certainly a gal any man would hire. She is pleasant and nice in all her ways, And just like this we hope she stays. i SHIRLEY ANN KING 213 Springvale Avenue Shirl Girls ' Glee Club 2. A very good secretary Just you wait and see. We know the boss will like her. Cause she ' s as sweet as can be 57 PHYLLIS KING 52 Highland Avenue Phil Girls ' Glee Club 2. Phylliss is a very pretty lass, And liked by all in her class An airline hostess is her aim, We know that she ' ll attain great fame. TEDDY P. LACK 14 Francis Street Teddy Spanish Club 2,3; Dramatics 3,4. Teddy is a comic. He ' s full of fun and puns. His field is engineering. In that he ' ll be no dunce. ELSA DIANE LANGONL 38 Courtland Street Elsa ' s winning smile and friendly face Will bring her success most any place Cause this gal is just so sweet. And has that personality, which can ' t be beat. DAVID LASSITER 13 Arlington Street Nice and friendly we all agree Dave wants a career in the U.S. Navy He ' ll see the world on every side In him our class will take great pride. ; i ELAINE HELEN LaCAVA j( 44 Francis Street Ellie 1 i r 1 8 ' Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Dfficer 4. She ' s full of fun, laughs and sur- hc prise j[, ;Ier personality could be praised to the skies. long with her smile that makes her glow, ihe ' U never be forgotten, that we know. ALEXANDER RICHARD LATTANZIO 40 Clark Street Alex French Club 3,4; Track 2. Handsome All wants to enter show business No doubt he ' ll travel far And someday when he reaches success We ' ll view him as a star. I 19 I FRANK LaVERDE 14 Parlin Street Frankie Frankie ' s the guy with those dreamy eye s , He makes all the girls give a sign. In high school he was always a hit. And so as a draftmanhe just can ' t miss . PHYLLIS IRIS LO RUSSO 550-A Ferry Street Gilbert Sullivan 3,4. Phyl ' s prime ambition, Is to be a leading beautician. And soon we know she ' ll achieve success. We wish her luck and happiness. RICHARD LEONARD LEDBURY 31 Windsor Street Dick Homeroom officer 3,4. Dick ' s going into the Air Force, And wants to have no wife, God save the country. If he ' s to protect our life. y 4 . ... t ' fc ir ' MARGARET RHODA LEETE 43 Wilbur Street Peggy Gilbert Sullivan 2; Homeroom officer Z,3. A real cute girl whose on the beam, To be a wife is Peggy ' s dream. She is always so full of fun. Her main dream will surely be won. MARIA ROSE LoCONTE 21 Devens Street Girls ' Glee Club 2. A secretary she is to be, And the best one you will see. Glowing always with a smile. She ' ll make you happy all the while. ELIZABETH M. LUDEMANN 211 Chelsea Street Betty Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officei 3. As we predict Betty ' s future, In a world so full of strife. She will achieve her goal, no doubt, As a happy little wife. 57 ELAINE DONNA LUSH 129 Nichols Street Spanish C 1 u b 3 ,4; Dramatics 2 ,3 ,4 . To go to the hospital Is never much fun, If a nurse must be called Let Donna be the one. RICHARD PAUL LYNCH 15a West Street Richie A banker Richie wants to be It is a fine ambition indeed. There ' s no doubt about it We are sure he will succeed. SANDRA LORRAINE MACAUDA 42 Cedar Street Sandy Gilbert Sullivan 2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 4. A pretty girl with a cheerful smile. A pleasant way a friend worthwhile. Whatever she chooses as her career We wish her success with a smile and a cheer . JANET MARION MacDONALD 122 Florence Street Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3, 4. Here ' s a girl that ' s hard to find; Pretty, sweet and oh, so kind. To be an airline hostess is her de sire A goal she ' s definitely going to acquire . JANET B. MacDOUGAL 481 Ferry Street Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4. Pretty as a picture, lovely as can be, An efficient secretary Janet will be. Her boss will never have to pout For only good work she turns out. LORETTA E. MACK 53 Lynn Street Retta Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4. To be a nurse is Retta ' s desire Of no higher goal could ahe aspire, We know success will find its way To a girl so pretty and so gay. MARGARET P. MACKIE 81 Reed Avenue Margie Gilbert Sullivan 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3. Pretty as a picture sweet as can be, Margie ' s unforgettable we all agree . With her winning smile and wonderful personality, We hope her dreams will become a reality . JOAN ANNE MALCOLM 39 Highland Avenue Girls ' Glee Club 2. A pleasure to the eyes is Joan, A nurse she wants to be. If marriage doesn ' t interfere, And change her destiny. MARILYN JEAN MacWILLIAM 60 Garland Street Dimples Gilbert Sullivan 4. Marilyn is a happy girl. And pretty as can be. Her laughing eyes dimpled cheeks, Fit her to a T . PHILIP VINCENT MAGGIO, JR. 13 Wickfield Court Hernando Spanish Club 2,3; Football 2. A regular guy with a charming wit. In any croud, Phil ' s a hit. Though sometimes shy sometimes quiet , Once started, he ' s really a riot. BEVERLY ANN MAHONEY 50 Clinton Road Bev Girls ' Glee Club 2,4. A girl with a smile. Who ' s always worth while. Always jolly and friendly too, A great classmate through and through . MARY ANNE T. MANDOLESE 212 Ferry Street Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4. Mary will ardently take dictation. Her boss will think she ' s a sensation. Her work she ' ll do unceasingly. Her pay will come increasingly. I 57 MARIE THERESA MARQUARDO 14 Marie Avenue Terry Taking pulse, passing pills, Marie is one to cure your ills. For it ' s a nurse she wants to be, And she will do it successfully. PETER ANTHONY MARRA, JR. 26 Belmont Park Pete Italian Club 3,4. Engineers are in great demand, Their ability can ' t be beat. One to reach his goal in life, Will be our boy, Pete. DONALD IRVING MARSH 22 Oakes Street Don Gilbert Sullivan 2,3. Always plugging, trying to gain, Within our hearts he ' ll always remain. We all look forward to the day. When Don becomes a CPA. MARIE YVONNE MARSH 10 Floyd Street Gilbert Sullivan In an office we know, Marie will make good. She ' ll rise to the top. As a smart girl should. NICHOLAS AUGUSTUS MARRA 26 Belmont Park Nickie Italian Club 3,4. To manage a business. One must be quick. That brings to our minds, Good old Nick. DOROTHY MARTIN 36A Waters Avenue Dotty Gilbert • Sullivan 4; Cheerleaders 4; Year Book Staff , Assistant Editor, A favorite cheerleader is our Dot, At every game she ' s on the spot. She is full of vim, vigor and fire. To be a good secretary is her desire . PHILIP PATRICK MARTINELLE 17 Wedgewood Street Phil Phil is one of the boys, And his ambition is engineering, He ' ll bring any business joys, And keep the money appearing. VINCENT HARRY MAZZIE 186 Bell Rock Street Vinnie Italian Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Home- room Officer 4. We ' ll always remember that nice big smile , That Vinnie had for us all the while. To tell his good points we ' ve only begun. With that wonderful personality his success as a sportscaster is already won. GAIL CLAIRE MASSA 87 Bow Street Gilbert Sullivan 4; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; Year Book Staff. Gail was the girl you could always find Leading our boys on down the line And with her smile that just couldn ' t be beat It ' s no wonder she swept Andy right off his feet. JOSEPHINE ELAINE MAT TOLA 40 School Street Jo Girls ' Glee Club 2, Jo is small and Jo is sweet, She ' s sure to sweep you off your feet A fine secretary some day she ' ll be And do all her tasks successfully. LOUIS AMERICO MATTUCHIO, JR. 36 Heath Street LuLu French Club 3,4. If looks count for anything. With ambition, plus cheer We can be sure on one thing, A LuLu engineer. BRUCE MEADE McCARTHY 134 Vine Street Mac Gilbert i Sullivan 2,3; French Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3. Our Bruce is masterful, a leader for sure He has great ambition and it will endure His industrious style and determi- nation Will surely cause him to be a sen- sation . 57 JOHN RICHARD McCARTHY 22 Hatch Street Mac John is handsome, and also kind. We know he ' ll rig those telephone line s In any kind of weather, And we ' re sure they ' ll be none better . RONALD G. McCarthy 83 Maiden Street Mac Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Mac is the type of friendly guy That will stand out fore verbyeand bye . May your future years be always bright , And remember Ronnie a Cop ' s not always right. PAUL McCarthy 80 Clark Street Mac [Football 2,3. Mac will rise right to the top, Without a single pause or stop. He has the drive to get him there, Without a worry or a care. DAVID L. McDERMOTT 109 Bucknam Street Dave With his creative talents, Dave will find success As the most versatile cartoonist To come from E. H. S. WILLIAM T. McGEE 42 Woodville Street Bill Homeroom Officer. Bill is nice and full of fun. He ' ll make your day a pleasant one, No matter what he decides to do. We know he ' ll be a success. Don ' t you ? CLAIRE MARIE McMAHON 321 Broadway Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4. Claire has an ambition That will carry her high. To be a private secretary On whom her boss can rely. 19 JACQUELINE ANN McMANUS 50 Linden Street Jackie Gilbert Sullivan 4. Jackie has always a smile on her face , To greet a friend whatever the case. A very good secretary we ' re sure she ' ll make , For she has all the qualities and traits it takes . DIANE ROSE MILANO 60 Fuller Street Di Girls ' Glee Club 2 ,3 ,4; Homeroom Officer 2. Di wants to be a private secretary, A fine one she will make, A bright future for her, we foresee, No matter where she will be. SANDRA BETH MELTZ 112 Florence Street Sandy Dramatics 3; Gilbert Sullivan 3; French Club 2; Library Staff 3. When you hear of a pupil that likes school, Don ' t think that he is a fool. For if his teacher is Sandy, You can ' t blame him for thinking school is just dandy. FRANCIS MESSINA 75 Edith Street Frank Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4. Whether on the field or the basketball court , Frank did excell in every sport. A tall handsome blonde of whom we are proud, His praises we ' ll sing out clear and loud. THERESA MESSINA 97 Madison Avenue Terry Gilbert Sullivan 4; Class Officer 4 (Treasurer); Homeroom Officer 2,3; Year Book Staff ; Senior Prom Com- mittee . CAROLYN MILLER 93 Kinsman Street Carol As an ariplane stewardess Carol would really make a hit. She has the personality we know; So come on, Carol get with it. An efficient secretary Terry will be. She ' s got qualifications we can plain- ly see . Terry is pretty, short, and petite. She ' ll be a good secretary and sweep the world off its feet. i 1 57 LOUISE MINICmELLO 63 Clinton Street Gilbert Sullivan 4. Louise likes to be alone, And wants a boss to call her own In other words she wants to be A snappy private secretary. GEORGE E. MITCHELL 39 Henry Street Mitch Mitch has that certain something It ' s kind of hard to define. And for a boy with looks and brains He comes to the head of our line. JANET MISCHLER 206 Main Street Janet wants to be a nurse And answer her patients call But with her sparkling voice and winning way Her patients won ' t want to get well at all. SANDRA MOCCIA 79 Kinsman Street Sandy Gilbert Sullivan 4; Italian Club 3,4. Take charm and personality, Add a jigger of beauty and brains, That describes our Sandy, A gal who never complains. LAWRENCE MONAGHAN 38 Sammet Street Larry Lyceum 2; Gilbert Sullivan Orche str a 3 . 3; Larry wants to be a chemical engineer We know he has the skill He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the will. SHEILA VIRGINIA MONAHAN 1 1 Avon Street Sheil Lyceum 2 ; Gilbert Sullivan 3 ,4; French Club 3 ,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Co-captain 4; Homeroom Officer 4. Sheil was our head majorette; She was always full of pep Leading the E. H. S. Band And trying to keep them in step. 19 CARL RONALD MOORES 82 Freeman Avenue Carl FrenchClub 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orches- tra 2,3. His winning smiles and winning ways , We ' ll see Carl through his college days . To be an engineer is his aim. And we know he will find fortune and fame . JANICE RUTH MORESCHI 469 Ferry Street Jan As a secretary, Jan is sure to succeed, By that ambitious look we now do see . Good luck to you and may you find, A worthy position for a worthy mind. MARY VERONICA MORGAN 10 Devens Street Be careful when making calls. Don ' t be contrary. The operator may be listening in, And it could be Mary! PATRICIA JOSEPHINE MORTELLITE 34 Wall Street Pat Girls ' Glee Club 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Drum Majorettes 2,3,4. This pretty girl with smile so gay. Wants to be a chemist some day. We wish her well and want to say, We know she ' ll be successful in every way. JOHN E. MORRIS 56 Autumn Street French Club 3; Homeroom Officer 4, Bright as a silver dollar, And a very good scholar. A regular fellow yessiree. That ' s our happy-go-lucky Johnny. ROSEMARIE A. MOSCATO 36 Thorndike Street RoRo Gilbert Sullivan 2,4; Italian Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Homeroom Officer . Alwayi shining, ful of pep, That ' s our RoRo, she ' s in step. Full of wit and charm so fair, A true blue friend like her is rare. 57 ANITA MARIE MULONE 1 Locust Park Gilbert Sullivan 2. Brains, personality and looks galore, Anita has these and so much more. And we the members of her class. Are very proud of this fine lass. HELEN ELIZABETH MURPHY 870 Broadway In her own private office Helen will pre side , Taking in her every task a never rivaled pride . In any work that ' s given her, she will never tarry. We are sure she ' ll make a hit, as private secretary. SHEILA MARY MURPHY 48 McKinley Street Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Junior Prom Committee; Year Book Staff, Home- room Officer 3,4. The most sincere, terrific, and sweetest in our class, Why, that ' s our Sheila, a very pretty lass . She ' s clever and talented and very demure , A teaching career she ' ll successfully procure . EDWARD FREDERICK MURRAY 221 Russell Street Eddie French Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2 , 3 , Captain 4; Class Officer 4. In basketball Eddie did excel As captain he was really swell. He ' s handsome and smart With a smile that attracts. As a teach and coach. There ' ll be nothing he lacks. FREDERIC MURPHY 14 Autumn Street Murph Spanish Club 2,3. Always joyful and so gay, Thats our Murph in every way. That he ' ll succeed forevermore. We have no doubts, we ' re all so sure, JOANNE NIELSEN 47 Lynn Street Bonnie We wish Bonnie Success, In her chosen career. May she become happier, With each passing year. 19 RICHARD A. NIGRO 66 Reed Avenue Dick Baseball 3. The crack of the bat and thudding feet, The slide to the plate with flashing cleats ; A place among baseball elite, Is the goal of this young athlete. MARY IRENE O ' CONNELL 95 Vernal Street Dramatics 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4. Mary is always pleasant and bright She ' ll be a success as a girl in white . With her admiration her patients will nod, As long as she is in the ward. JOHN NOONAN 16 Calhoun Avenue Boss Homeroom Officer 4. A draftsman Jackie would like to be. Designing plans for all to see. He is ambitious and up to par, We are sure in the future he ' ll go far. JAMES JOSEPH O ' BRIEN 85 High Street Jim To become a businessman is Jim ' s desire, In this job he ' ll rise higher and higher ; And when the money begins to roll. We ' ll know, then, he has reached his goal. MARYANN O ' DONNELL 106 Central Avenue Spanish Club 3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 3; Student Council 2,3; Year book Staff; Junior Prom Committee. JOHN J. O ' BRIEN 22 Sammet Street Jack Football 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2. We all know Jack is very sincere, In his desire to be an engineer. We wish him luck a mile high, And hop he ' ll build right to the sky. She ' s very cute, she ' s very sweet, Her personality is hard to beat. And with her charm and winning way. Success will be hers some fine day. CATHERINE MARGARET O ' KEEFE 9 Chestnut Street Kay Gilbert Sullivan 3,4. Kay ' s a girl with lots of style For her friendship we ' d walk a mile . In any career we know she ' ll succeed, Of that we are very sure indeed. JOHN OLSEN 20 Derne Street Swede Swede is known by all us kids, He ' s known as one swell pal. And anyone who gets this guy, Is sure to be a lucky gal. 57 ELLEN CATHERINE OSGOOD 35 Lynn Street Ellie Happily strolling down the hall. Was our Ellie --what a doll. For everyone a friendly greeting. She success will soon be meeting. CHARLES ROBERT OTIS 22 Ashton Street Charlie Hear that siren? Better stop the car. Here comes Charlie, the best by far As a state trooper, he ' ll excel And do his job very well. RICHARD EDWARD PALUMBO 50 Plymouth Street Richie Football 4. Personality plus and a grin so wide Brings man friends to Richie ' s side . His looks, his charm, his smile sincere. Will help bring him fame as an engineer . DIANE MARIE PAPA 40 Heath Street Red Red is sweet and full of fun She ' s one girl who can ' t be out done . To be a medical secretary is her ambition, With all her charms she ' ll fulfill this position. VIRGINIA GRACE PAPALUCA 88 Linden Street Pappy Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Offi- cer 3. Full of pep and full of fun, Pappy is liked by everyone. About her it could be said, She added grey to the teacher ' s head. THEODORE PARSONS 36 School Street Sweaky Homeroom Officer. His ambition he won ' t tell. But what he does will be done well. We ' re sure you ' ll reach the top, So keep going and never stop. ANTHONY ALBERT PASQUARIELLA 34 Spring Street Bucky Italian Club 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2, 3.4. Bucky ' s our speedy number 42 . A hero of the crimson and blue. From Parlin to high school he was a star, And through the years really went far. Those touchdowns we ' ll never forget. So here ' s to a boy with lots of pep. ANTHONY PASQUARIELLO 45 Paris Street Tony He ' d like to serve the Air Force, We know that he ' s the man. We ' re sure that he can do it, And so is Uncle Sam. CAROL JEANNE PEDDLE 51 Veterans Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4. An airline stewardess is what she ' ll be. Serving the passengers happily. With her personality and smiling face. She ' s bound to get by anyplace. ELIZABETH ANNE PELOSI 2 Cross Street Betty Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4. So friendly and lovable was our gal Betty . To lend you a hand she was alwayst ready . In any career she ' ll ascend to the top, She ' s a pretty lass who ' s the cream of the crop . 57 ALBERTA MARIA PENNING 259 Vine Street Betty Gilbert Sullivan 3. Betty ' s the girl with the wit and laughter, She ' ll make you feel happy in class and after, At any job she ' ll be bright and gay And always smile at the size of her pay. DANIEL PERELLI 35 Fuller Street Danny To join the navy and see the world- So says our Danny, and he ' s the man To sail all over the bounding main. And have a career with Uncle Sam. FRANK ANGELO PESA 53 Reed Avenue Pizza French Club 4. The fine ambition of our friend Pizza , Is known to few but we will yell Let ' s all give a loud and lusty cheer, For a bigger Pizza from this engineer . NETTA BLANCHE PETERS 126 Hancock Street Girls ' Glee Club 2; Library Staff 3; Dramatic C lub 3. In this medical world she ' ll be in demand. Her boss will find no cause for reprimand. With her personality that is sweet. Having known her has been quite a treat. JANICE CAROLE A. PEZZELLA 832 Broadway Jan Girls ' Glee Club 2. To be a teacher is Jan ' .s ambition, She ' ll have no trouble in finding a position. With her quiet voice and easy way, Her pupils will gladly come each day. JAMES NELSON PICONE 139 Bradford St. Pizza Spanish Club 3,4. Engineering is James ambition In this field he will gain recognition. Many companies will fight for his aid, And many great things by him will be made. A 4 19 DONALD FRANK PINGARO 14 Lewis Street Don French Club 3,4; Football; Home - room officer 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff. We ' ll all remember Don the pleasant guy, With a nice hello as we passed him by. A certain something that is hard to beat, Is a friend like Don , with ways so neat. MARY ANN PIRELLO 4 Dean Street Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Yearbook Staff. Mary has a big ambition To teach little kids on one condition, That she can be so very certain That a classroom job won ' t stop her from flirtin ' . VICTOR ANTHONY PISACRETA 21 Courtland Street Willy Spanish Club 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. This is Wee Willy your old Sports announcer , Is what we ' ll hear in years to come. For Vic has hopes of really going the games. Of all the best and gain some fame. ROSARIA PISCITELLO 39 Floyd Street Rosary Considerate, Friendly, kind, and sweet. The kind of girl you ' d want to meet. And if by chance you are a male Don ' t by chance her heart impale. GEORGE JOHN PLATI 220 Bradford Street Georgie Full of fun and Fancy free, But still serious when he has to be. He says that a big engineer he will become Even if it means all study and no fun. DONALD P. POOLE JR. 55 Oliver Street Don Spanish Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2. T squares and pencils and papers galore. So much old junk all over the floor But way in the middle quite out of sight. Sits our Don a draftsman so busy all day and all night. 57 EMILY POSTE 39 Warren Street So true to that name that has gained so much fame, Our own little Emmie is just the same She ' s courteous and nice and a pleasure to know May her future be happy and old age come slow. FRANCIS POTITO 64 Reed Avenue Some day a fancy printer Frank will be, And print this yearbook wait and see . We wish you luck and all the best, Anu m y your future stand the test. PATRICK PRATO 169 Cottage Street Chick Italian Club 3,4; Football 4. To enter the field of Ed. is his one aim. And snap the whip when a kids to blame, We know that he will gain this end For his ability knows no end. HAROLD PRATT 4 Derne Street Whitey To make new roads or construct bridges , Or pull down homes and cut thru ridges It make no difference to this lad He ' ll be an engineer or die quite sad. GEORGE PRODANAS 28A Ferry Street French Club 3,4; Baseball 4; Foot- ball 2,3,4. George was our stella center on the football team. Tackle life as you tackled on the football field and you will be certain of gaining your ultimate goal. Thanks for the thrills you you gave us . ELIZABETH PROWER 24 Timothy Avenue Betty Glee Club 2. To start real low and learn the trade, Is what this girl will strive to do, Then in the future when she ' s full of strife. She ' ll ditch it all and become the boss ' s wife. iU JOSEPH ROBERT PULIAFICO 56 Pierce Avenue Joe Football 2. An Accountant he will strive to be, And do our work and be thru at three If we know Joe, and we think we do, He ' ll own a bank before he ' s thru. ROBERT RANDO 32 Everett Street Busty Italian Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4 Busty will succeed never fear In the future he ' ll be an engineer. He has the ability to be a success Acquired by him at E. H. S. PETER CHARLES PUOPOLO JR. 401 Ferry Street Pete Pete ' s a happy and joyful lad, When he ' s around you ' re never sad. Someday he ' ll join the F. B. I., And on all criminals keep an eye. DIANE CARMELLA MARY RaGUCCI 123 Waverly Street Libby An airline stewardess Libby wants to be, And fly high over land and sea. No doubt at this you ' ll be a success. Because your personality is by far the best. MARIE RASO 241 Chelsea Street Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Offi- cer 3. JOSEPH LOUIS RAINVILLE 48 Arlington Street Joe Homeroom Officer 3. You ' ll see in fashion magazines. The clothes that Marie designed. Among the best she will be found Because she ' s so inclined. Joe will enter the Technical field No matter how hard the work, he ' ll never yield. In this job his talents he will show, Success and happiness are his we know. ROBERT READ 19 Woodland Street Bob Baseball 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Gilbert Sullivan 3,4, Knowing our Bob we must confess, We are sure he ' ll meet with success. Bob is a boy who is known to all. Will reach the top and never fall. JOSEPH RICCI 214 Hancock Street Alpine Tools and equipment will fill Joe ' s desire . To be a mechanic someone will hire. When he starts out to fix your car. We know he ' ll be the best by far. ELEANOR GRACE RIVERS 134 Glendale Street Sis A practical nurse is what Sis wants to be. And we know she ' ll make it, we all agree . For next year she will enter tra training, Her sense of humor will certainly be entertaining. JOAN ANN RONAN 1 14 Cottage St. Joanie A secretary is Joanie ' s ambition. We know she will do well in this position. In fact, she will probably be the best yet. And maybe become the boss ' s pet. GORDON M, REYNOLDS 27 Baker Street Gordon has named his future desire, We think as a draftsman he will someday aspire. He is full oi fun with never a care. It ' s all these attributes that make him so rare. GEORGE CRAIG ROSELLI 29 Everett Street French Club 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee . George has chosen an occupation. To fill his pupils with much elation. A teacher he ' ll be, and a fine one too. Showing his students the right thing to do. 19 RONALD ROBERT ROSSI 1 1 Hazel Park Ron French Club 3,4; Track 2,4; Home- room Officer 2. Ronny ' s a swell buddy, Full of good cheer, His hobby is hunting. Engineering will be his career. FRANCIS T. RUGGIERO 12 West Street Moose Moose wants to be a goodie man. And bake a lot of delicious cakes. So if you end up with a tummy ache. You know who baked the cake you ate . MARY JOANNE RUGGIERO 13 Timothy Avenue Girls ' Glee Club 2,3. When the world gets Mary as a dancer I ' m sure they will all agree. She is one of the best. There could ever be. JEAN ROSE RUSCIO 78 Main Street Homeroom Officer 2,3. She ' ll keep you happy all the day, With her winning smile and happy way . As a secretary she just can ' t miss. And at the job she ' ll be a hit! ROSALIND ANNE RUSSELL 78 Vernal Street Roz Girls ' Glee Club II Petite little Roz has named no ambition. She wants no part of work under any condition. She ' s clever, sweet, and couldn ' t be smaller, Her husband, we bet, will be six feet or taller. ANTHONY JOSEPH RUSSO 47 Reed Avenue Butchie A slice of steak, a chop or two. To roast or broil, will this one do ' | Stop pushing lady at the end of the line, Or our boy Butchie will lose his mind. HELEN LOUIS SACCO 1739 Revere Beach Parkway Chippie iilbert Sullivan 2; Girls ' Glee Club A real nice kid who ' s on the beam, To be a secretary is her dream. Helen ' s always full of fun, And all her dreams will soon be won. ANNETTE YVONNE ST. GEORGE 54 Luke Road Dramatics 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2,3, 4. To be a banker is among her fondest wishes, But we suspect she ' ll wind up doing dishes. For Annette is just as qualified to iron, clean, and cook. As she would be in a bank issuing bankbooks . ROSEMARIE L. SALAMONE 207 Broadway Sal Girls ' Glee Club 4. Sal has said a nurse she ' ll be, She has the ability, that ' s plain to see, One look at her and the patients will say, Let ' s stay here for another day. ANTHONY JOHN SALEMI 50 Luke Road Tony Italian Club 2,3. His winning smile and winning way Will see Tony through his college days . So whatever his ambition, We have no doubts he ' ll succeed in this position. LEONARD SACRAMONE 12 Winter Street Sac Sac has chosen his career. He ' ll study to be an engineer. He ' s handsome, smart, and full of fun. Assured of success when the work is done. ELIZABETH A. SALEWSKY 38 Abbott Avenue Betty Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Art 2,3,4. Our Betty is demure and sweet. Her quiet charm just can ' t be beat. She ' s tall, blonde, and statuette. And as a secretary, she ' ll be the best yet. MARGARET ANNE SAMPSON 69 Chestnut Street Margie Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Year Book Staff. Margie ' s popular we all agree, Also pretty as you can see. To some college she will tread. Just as long as its co-ed. HENRIETT A DONNA SCARINCI 254 Main Street Donna Girl ' s Glee Club 2,3,4. A pretty girl is Donna One look at her and you can ' t forget her A famous model she ' ll be someday And steal all our hearts away. ELEANOR MAY SARNO 95 Baldwin Avenue Ellie Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Italian Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Year Book Staff. This pretty girl has a smile so sweet. And winning ways that are hard to beat. Up the ladder of success Ellie will go high. Our memories of her will never die. WARREN HENRY SAVAGE JR. 100 School Street Skip Football 2,3,4. Electronics is the trade In which Skip will make the grade. We know success will be his. For at this work he ' s a whiz. I LOIS ANN SCANNELL 69 Cedar Street Gilbert Sullivan 2,3. A blue eyed doll is she. With no definite goal in mind But regardless of what she picks We know she ' ll be just fine. JAMES RONALD SCHERI 18 Winslow Street Jimmie French Club 3,4; Football 4; Track 3.4. A great track man we all agree As well as a great personality May he advance in his chosen field And to defeat, never yield. 57 JANICE SCHNEIDER 134 Irving Street Jan Drannatics 3,4; L y c e u nn 2; French Club 4; Library Staff 4. Charming little Jan wants to be a school marm, At this she just can ' t misf , For when she turns on her winning charm, Her students will forget their bliss. ELIZABETH JANE SE CRIST 391 Ferry Street Betty A secretarial position Is Betty ' s ambition. In a few years we ' ll see What a wonderful secretary she will be. RHODA DIANE SHAPIRO 92 Garland Street Ro Spanish Club 2; Dramatics 3; Library Staff 2. Ro is a lovely and a sophisticated girl. She is one of the rarest pearls. Her qualities go on to personality and brains And as a fashion model will acquire fame . DOROTHY M. SHAW 55 Central Avenue Shawburger Girls ' Glee Club 2. Here ' s a girl who know ' s her mind A nurse she wants to be; And in a few years we know, you ' ll not find A more capable nurse than she. ALBERT SCIARAPPA JR. 26 Winslow Street Satch Italian Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3, Captain4; H. Officer 2,3,4. A captain in baseball, a leader in basketball. That was our man Satch . We ' re all sure he ' ll reach his goal, No matter how difficult the task. JOHN SHEA 19 Waverly Street Johnny Homeroom Officer 2. Popular, classical, songs with a beat, John as a D.J. --man what a treat This tall, handsome lad with that pleasing voice. Is bound to be the people ' s choice. 19 WILLIAM SHIRLEY 41 Wolcott Street Billy Spanish Club 4. Looks, curly hair, along with wit, Should help Billy Shirley to make a hit. And, whatever field he should choose, We know that he can ' t lose. LORETTA LILLIAN SILVERIO 41 Floyd Street Lee Yearbook Staff. In some private office she ' ll create a sensation. When the boss calls her in to take his dictation. Lee will write her notes as sharp as a tack. And surprise the old duffer by reading them back. RICHARD JOSEPH SILVERIO 178 Bucknam Street Richie Football 3,4; Track 4. With bright hazel eyes and raven hair, Richie made many a sweet lass care . He has that certain something that very few possess, Fame and fortune are waiting when he leaves E. H. S. JULIAN SMITH 27 Myrtle Street Smitty To be a draftsman and rise to fame. Is Smitty ' s future hope and aim. In this field he shall succeed. Cause with all good plans he always ag r e e d . MARLENE MATTIE SNEED 10 Sunnyside Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2,3. This is the jill with a great person- ality. She ' s sweet and gay and full of vitality. As an efficient secretary who ' s always at her best, Marlene will rise to fame and outshine all the rest. ROGER L. SNOOK 141 Glendale Street Snookie A quiet and studious lad is he, A brilliant future for him we see. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind. The type of boy you seldom find. JAMES PAUL SNOW 58 Albion Street Jimmy He is one of the best we ever met And his nice ways we ' ll ever forget. In the future Jimmy ' s name will rate With engineers in every state. DORIS SOPER 67 Nichols Street Gilbert Sullivan 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Officer 3. A tall brunette with eyes a cool green, Doris is one of the best we have ever seen. We wish her luck in her chosen career , And wish her happiness from year to year. RICHARD E. SPECTOR 258 Vine Street Dick Gilbert Sullivan 3,4 (Pres.). He may be quiet, He may be shy, But really he is quite a guy. Dick will join the ranks of engi- neers; We wish him luck throughout the years . JOAN MARIE STEVENS 51 Rock Valley Avenue Jo Girls ' Glee Club 2,3. Joan is nice we all agree, A court stenographer she ' d like to be. She ' ll make a good one yes siree. With her smile and personality. CARMELLA MARIE SOFIA 103 Union Street Chickie Homeroom Officer 2. When Chickie leaves old E. H. S. A career in business she will possess. We wish her luck and want to say. We hope you ' ll make the top some- day. ARTHUR DAVID STEVENSON 9 Veterans Avenue Art Football 2. Art ' s a riot No fooling he is Put him in a study hall And watch the teacher fizz. 19 THERESE ANNE STEWART 43 Chatham Road Girls ' Glee Club 2. RITA ALICE SULLIVAN 10 Luke Road Sully Girls ' Glee Club 2. To work in an office is Terry ' s aim Here we ' re sure she ' ll acquire much fame. So Terry please don ' t settle for less Or deny that you came from old E. H. S. Although her looks are gentle and shy, There ' s a twinkle of mischief in her eye . Rita ' s success is sure to come, K she keeps that smile for every- one. JUNE LOUISE STRIANO 41 Pearl Street Angel Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 4; Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Officer 2; Class President 2,3,4; Year Book Staff. June wants to be a model- -model housewife that is. We ' re sure in this role she ' ll be a great whiz. She had some experience in leading our clas s , From sophomores to seniors, What a wonderful lass. CAROL ANN STRONG 171 Nichols Street Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2; Cheerleader 4; Year Book Statff 4. When fun and mischief are in the air, You can be sure that Carol ' s there She ' s pretty, sweet and has a plea- sant smile. Success as an airline hostess will be with her All the while. CAROLE SUSAN SULLIVAN 29 Bucknam Street Sully Gilbert L Sullivan 1; Girls ' Home- room Officer 1. To be a high school teacher will be Sully ' s claim to fame, We know she ' ll be successful what- ever be her aim. And when she helps each student fuUfill their own ambition, We hope she will bring them her own sweet disposition. EDWARD ANTHONY SWEENE 20 Kenwood Road Ed French Club 3,4. Engineering is the trade. Where Ed will secure recognitior Here he ' ll make the top grade. For he has much ambition. 57 JOHN A. SWINDELL, 10 Reynolds Avenue Jack ROBERT HARMON TAYLOR 237 Main Street Bob Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4, Jack , we know wants to be An electrical engineer. And we know that he will gather fame and great renown. To the greatest heights we know he ' s bound. B is for Bob Taylor, we know-- Whatever his line He ' ll sure make it GO ! ! ROY TEMPLE TON 36 Highland Avenue Roy never had too much to say In class or out or anyway. But when he spoke, we listened thrilled. As how he told of how hard on lessons he drilled. BARBARA ANN THISTLE 24 Woodlawn Street Babs As a secretary she ' ll work for a while , For just a few years she ' ll type and file, nd then, when her working career is through. She ' ll do all the housework that wives always do. CAROL JEAN TAYLOR 76 Clarence Street Jeanie Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Orchestra 2.3,4. We like the pleasant things you do; We like the things you say. We like your sense of humor to; We like your sunny way. NANCY ELAINE THOMAS 20 Elliott Road Nan Gilbert Sullivan 2. Teaching her students things they must learn. She ' ll gain her objective without being stern. Bringing new interests to all she serves , She ' ll get the honor we know she deserves . 19 CECELIA TIRABASSI 29 Hancock Street Cecel Spanish Club 3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; Italian Club 2,3. In future years to come, A teacher Cecel will be, She ' s sure to top them all. You just wait and see. LORRAINE BEVERLY TUCKER 12 Hillside Avenue Lee Girls ' Glee Club 4; Gilbert And Sullivan 3. Pleasant jokes, a laugh or two, Lee ' s sky is always blue. Her smile is noted for fame. Friend to all is her other name. MARION GERTRUDE TRICKETT 50 Baker Road Gertie Gilbert Sullivan 3,4. Quiet and sweet is Marion T. A first class secretary we know she ' l be. Her pleasing smile and quiet charm Will give her competitors great alarm . RICHARD J. TROY 30 Oakland Avenue A doctor Richard wants to be. And a fine one he will be. He ' ll cure your ills with all kinds of pills, and make you better, you ' ll see. VASILIKA DOROTHEA TSUCALAS 67 High Street Vee Gilbert Sullivan 3,4; Or chestra 2 ,3 . Her pretty blond hair and glistening blue eyes . Will convince her boss that she ' s a prize . Her pleasing manner will never tire , Vee ' s the girl we ail admire. JOAN SANDRA ULLIAN 760 Broadway Dramatics 2,3,4; Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Vice President 4; French Club 3,4; Library Staff 2,3,4. Our little Joan will set the pace. And take the lead in any race. We ' re sure that she will reach the mark. As a physical therapist her talents will spark. 57 ARTHUR A. VALLEY 32 Sammet Street Art Art is a very deserving boy, In life we wish him every joy. And we of 57 are hinting, He ' ll reach the top in the field of printing. ANTHONY RICHARD VINCI 2051 Revere Beach Parkway Sonny He ' s dark and handsome but very shy. This is the way to catch every girl ' s eye. May Sonny succeed in his endeavor. And may his star shine forever and ever . MARIO VULTAGGIO JR. 30 Dyer Avenue Chick Italian Club 2,3; Student Council 2. Here ' s a future dentist Who ' ll surely make the grade. We ' re sure he ' ll make a good one. Of this we are not afraid. MARYANN FRANCES VULTAGGIO 30 Dyer Avenue Gilbert h Sullivan 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3; Yearbook Staff. Maryann we all would like to see, Become a singer of popularity. On TV, radio and all the rest. We know that she will be the best. MARIE THERESA Vl NIERE 166 Ferry St et Homeroom O f f i c e r ' A; Gilberts Sullivan 2,3; Yearboo; Staff 4. Take a dash of swee ' .iess, of mis- chief, and of fun. Mix it with a pretty smile for each and everyone. Add a personality that is sparkling as can be. Put them all together and you have our doll, Marie . ELIZABETH ANNE WALSH 15 Cleveland Avenue Bizzie Gilbert Sullivan 2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Library Staff 2,3,4. In our little Buzzie , One will find. Sweetness and personality. So wonderfully combined. JANET FRANCES WARD 16 Dartmouth Street Girls ' Glee Club; Class Officer 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Year Book Staff. Here ' s a beautiful girl with, a lot of class . Her charm and grace cannot be surpassed. Highest honors were hers all through school, May this practice always be her rule . GRANT WINSOR 1 17 Florence Street The Duke French Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3. If a stylish coiffure is what you ' re seeking. You ' ll know that it ' s the truth we ' re speaking. When we say that Duke ' s the best, As a hair Stylist he ' ll reach the crest. ELAINE DIANE WATERS 3 B Street If a medical secretary is what you have in mind Just look for our gal, Elaine She ' s the best that you could find. Jew Ax CAROLYN MARIE WOODALL 82 Jefferson Avenue Woody French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2. Woody is a bright girl. She reads a lot of books She really goes to prove the point. You can have both brains and looks. 9 HENRY ERNEST WELLS, JR. 72 Prescott Street What would we do without him, We have no premonition- - Three cheers for Henry, A future electronic technician! THERESA ANN WHITE 43 Estes Street Arlie Girls ' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2. Altho ugh she ' s quiet and very wise, you ' ll always find a gleam in her eyes . As a secretary who ' s always at her best, Theresa will rise to outshine the rest. JOYCE ZARTARIAN 33 Highland Avenue Secretary; Girls ' Glee Club 1. Joyce is shy and Joyce is sweet She ' s one girl we adore Surely the success which is wailing for her. Will last forever -more . SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Back row L to R: Edward Murray, John Morris , V i n c e n t Mazzie, William Brickley, Albert Sciarappa, Paul Kelley. First row LtoR: Sheila Murphy, Phyllis Anderson, Jean Juliano, Pat Clifford, Marie Veniere. SECRETARIAL STAFF Back row Left to Right; Sally Johnson, Mary Janet Bosco, Elizabeth Barrett, Janet MacDougall, Loretta Silverio, Eleanor De Santis , Mary Pirello. Front row Left to Right:] Janet Ward, Chris- tine Cannatelli, Marianne Higgins, Janice Bradford, Marie Veniere. BIOGRAPHY STAFF Back row Left to Right: Carl Moo res, Donald Pingaro, George Garland. Sec- ond row Left to Right: Carol Strong, Gail Massa, Camille De Sisto, Norma DeFeo, Ann Marie Collyer, Denise Kelly, Arthur Douglas . First row Left to Right: Carol Casarjian, Pat Clifford, Eleanor Sarno, Dorothy Martin, Marga- ret Sampson, Marica Arvanites. ACTIVITIES AND BUSINESS STAFF Back row L to R: June Striano, Diane Churchill, Tony Botto, Sophie Grande, Maryann Vultaggio. First Row L to R: Mary Ann O ' Donnell, Terry Messina, Tony Acquaviva , Patricia Corvino, Sheila Murphy. REST IN PEACE LOUIS V. DANIELE February 11, 1957 IN MEMORIAM When the shadows of life are beginning to fall. And our Heavenly Master has made His call, The world seems in darkness and full of despair, But we still have the Master to turn to in prayer. He looked to his Master, his Teacher, his Guide, He sought His advice and His council with pride. He needed His help, His guidance and truth, For he was a teacher, entrusted with youth. He worked with great vigor, with all his command. He set an example and everything planned. He lectured and taught and explained with great care. His personal interest in each pupil he shared. His spirit was vibrant and he worked with a zest. And he made our social activities always the best. With his passing we ' re saddened, but this sadness we ' ll span, For our lives have been richer from knowing this mar.. We know that our God, Who reigns supreme in His iove. Has a place for Louis near His throne up above. The purple of night steals soft thru the years, And age and contentment in all of us appears. But we ' ll bow down our heads and offer a prayer. That someday in heaven we ' ll all meet him there. R. E. Hickey Betty Crocker Award Drama Festival Award Rhoda Shapiro American Legion Oratorical Contest State Brotherhood Award Junior Leaders Speakers ' Contest Sandra Cooper NATIONAL MERIT CONTESTANTS Richard Troy, Mary Pirello, Barbara Barassi, Rose Salamone, Patricia Mortellite, George Gar- land, Joan UUian, Merle Hornstein, Marcia Ava- nites, Richard Spector, Mary Jane Hampton. Gold Key Art Award Elizabeth Salewsky Janice Schne ider State Champ Drill Team Elaine Egan Carol Sullivan SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Arthur Douglas, JohnO ' Brien, Theresa Messina, June Striano, Faculty Advisor, Mr. Dowd; Sheila Murphy, Denise Kelley, Eleanor Sarno, Bruce McCarthy, Anthony Botto, Margaret Sampson, Dorothy Martin, Mario Vultaggio. 1 Senior Dramatists Anthony Botto Sandra Cooper Arthur Douglas Barbara Barassi Rhoda Shapiro Mary Jane Hampton Janice Schneider Senior Activities Officers Rhoda Shapiro Barbara Barassi Sandra Cooper Rosemarie Moscarto Joan Ullian Anthony Acquaviva Marcia Avanites Richard Spector Carol Strong 1956 CLASS DAY USHERETTES Marlene Sneed, Doris Soper, Camille De Sisto, Mary Janet Bosco, Nancy Frisco, Helen Sacco, Barbara Basassi, Mary Frassica, Lois Di Sabatino. 1 THE LUTE SONG The Everett High School Dramatic Club is composed of members of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. Its primary purpose is the developement of the pupil ' s personality through the expression and poise gained in the study of stage technique. A valuable secondary aim is the contribution to the pupil ' s culture through an appreciation of drama as a fine art. This years activities of the Dramatic Class include a visit to Emerson College, an afternoon with Shakespeare presented by the pupils of the Dramatic Club, and attendance at the local drama festival. Drama Night, sponsored annually by the Everett High School Dra- matic Club, presented the beautiful Chinese love story, Lute Song by Kao-Tong-Kia. The play was enacted at the Rockwood Auditorium on December 14th, 1956 under the direction of Mis s Marilyn Doherty, faculty coach of dramatics. The cast included, Anthony Botto, Barbara Barassi, Arthur Douglas, Anne Henderson, Robert Sullivan, Binnie Levine, Fred Milley, Mary Jane Hampton, Brenda Ball, John Owen, Nancy King, Levino Pace, Vin- cent D ' Antona, Alan Goldstein, William Harrington, Joseph King, Kenneth White, Peter Lepore, George Prodanas, Harold Gray, Daniel McCarthy, Frances Schena, Carol Anderson, Pat Raduazzo, Thomas Zellen, Charles Rivers , William Lewis, James Chiavelli. Technicians for the production were: Jacqueline Thebeau, L o r e 1 1 a Swain, Joan Wilson and Sonya Gerokoulis. BAND CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Barbara Elder Mary Janet Bosco Carol Strong Arlette Roselli Dorothy Martin Alma Anderson Norma DeFeo FRONT ROW: Gail Massa Camille DeSisto Barbara Barassi 4f .Hi MAJORETTES BACK ROW: Gail Dannenberg Connie Napolitano Carol Giantassio Janice Gagliardi Dotty Trafton Elizabeth Petrillo Janice Puopolo Joan Mattola Margaret Johnston Virginia Costa Patricia Mortellite Loretta Babcock FRONT ROW: Nancy Frisco Sheila Monahan ORCHESTRA ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club of Everett High School was founded in 1938 under the direction of Mr. Victor De Rubeis. The purposes of the club are both social and academic. Chief among the academic are the endeavors to complement the study of the language, to put into practical use the language used in the classroom, and to enlarge upon the knowledge of Italian culture. Highlights of the year were Parents ' Night on March 4, 1957, in which parents and students all participated in an It a 1 i a n class. Refresh- ments were served and thus the severity of classroom tension was lost. All of the club members participated in a school assembly and many of the members par- ticipated in the annual presentation of a play. The following committees were active throughout the year. IL Censiglio Barbara Barassi Camille De Sisto Eleanor Sarno Refreshments Mary Bosco Mary Pirello Frank Saia Officers of the Club Mr. Victor E. DeRubeis, Faculty Advisor Rosemarie Moscato, President Frank Saia, Vice-President Joseph King, Secretary John Matteucci, Treasurer Publicity Sandra Moccia Vincent Mazzie Robert Rando II LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff under the direction of Miss Curtin is organized to: A. Develop i n i t i a t i V e and responsibility through practical work. B. Become acquainte d with the various phases of intellectual life in greater Boston. C. Enlarge their Social life through whole- some play together. During the year the following activities were conducted: 1. A Theatre Party. 2. A Christmas Party. 3. A Pops Concert. 4. A Book Fair. 5. A Senior Party. The refreshment and entertainment com- mittees plan parties. The art exhibit commit- tees are in charge of the bulletin boards and exhibit cases. The activity committees plan all of the field trips . The book reviewing com - mittees make up reading lists and annotations of new books received in the library. The Officers of the Library Staff are: Norma De Feo President Rhoda Shapiro Vice President Sandra Cooper Secretary Mary O ' Connell Treasurer SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Dorn, attempts to aid pupils with Spanish speaking countries, customs, and people. The Spanish lub has had a very exciting and adventurous program . Miss Donnelly showed movies of Mexico and Spain. A successful Christmas Party was conducted, during which time a pinata was broken. Interesting films were provided during the year by. Trans World Airlines, Pan American Airlines, and Delta Airlines. The Spanish Cl-ub also put on an assembly in April for the high school boys and girls , at which time they had an invited guest from the Castilian Club in Boston. We hope the Spanish Club will succeed in doing good work in the future. As for you Miss Dorn, Bueno Saluda. The Officers of the Spanish Club are: Anthony Dascoli President William Shirley Vice President Carole Sheri Secretary Gerri Anne Wheeler Treasurer FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President Anthony Acquaviva Vice President George Prodanos Secretary Edward Murray Treasurer Barbara Elder MODERATORS Carmela Forgione Thomas Schatz To create a French milieu, to produce that which, by its essence is French, is the goal of the Cercle Francais. Music, the printed work, and drama all serve to bring us to this end. At the first meeting of the French Club, in September we elected our officers . Early November we enlivened a meeting by two clever skits and monologues. With the arrival of the Christmas season, the old noels were sung for all, for we feel that what is French is often times beautiful and therefore should be shared. In February the Auditorium was filled with students and the occasion was the presentation of our first French Assembly, a Comedy Leave It To Suzanne. Spring brought some educational movies and slides and prizes to our outstanding students. Parlons , our French newspaper presents the opportunity to write, to express our thoughts in the French manner. To end the School year , a farewell party was given in honor of the seniors, the first week in May. LYCEUM CLUB The Everett High School Lyceum , under the able direction of Mr. Jame s Mahan, is the oldest organization group in the school. During the year a very instructive course was given and much time devoted to methods and procedures in public speaking. The organization of forums, discussions, both panel, and round table, and intra club debates all attested to the great amount of interest among this group. Of course all of the members looked forward to, and a great many participated in the an- nual Oratorical contest, and the Boston College Prize Debate. Officers of the Club were: Alan Weinbaum President Sandra Cooper Joel Kornitsky Vice-President ' -■ Ann Cappola Corresponding Secretary Suzanne Freedman Recording Secretary Barbara Barassi Recording Secretary Thomas Lee Treasurer GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB SCHOOL COUNCIL Reading, Left to Right: Back Row: Elaine Martini, Mr. Charles Collins, Faculty Chairman, Marie Pesce, Miss Alice Drago, Faculty Advisor, Richard Talbot, Stephanie Leather, Mr. John Fitzgerald, Faculty Ad- visor, Barbara Elder. Seated: David De Vivo, Arthur Douglas, Mary Janet Bosco, Bruce Mc • JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Reading, L eft to Right: Standing: Leonard LaBella, Richard Curtis, Phillip S i m o n s , and Davis De Vivo. Seated: Robert Sullivan, Leo Ciulla, Carol Arloro, and Paul Squatrito. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reading, Left to Right: Standing: Ellen Sampson, Vice-president; Arietta Roselli, Secretary. Seated: Tho- mas Lee, President; Nancy King, Treas- urer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Reading, Left to Right: Standing: Patricia Lucci, Secretary; William Harring- ton, President. Seated: Lawrence Lifson, Vice- president; Helena Ranseo, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Reading, Left to Right: Standing: Richard Talbot, Edward Cassely, Camille Venute, Norma La- Rovere, Lillian Montalbano, John Anza- vino, and Victor Melchionna. Seated: Grace Mattuchio, Patricia Rocco, Camille Ruggiero, Carolyn Larson, and Christine Malin. 1956 SQUAD Under the able 1 e a d e r s h i p of John lozza and George Prodanas, Co-Captains, the Crimson Horde of Everett High were waiting for the opening of the 1956 football season with high hopes . CoachSarno had a veteran backfield and, if the line could come through in fair fashion, things would be looking up. We opened the season in a night game against Man- chester, New H a m p s h i r e Central High School and belted them to the tune of 30-7. Our backs managed to get a good workout but the line did not have a real chance to test its strength. lozza, Pasquarilla, La Bella, and Messina were the big guns in the backfield, while Foresteire and Prodanas ripped a big hole in the opponent ' s line. On a night not fit for even a fish to be out, we defeated Somerville High 26-0. Even the downpour of a hurricane did not dampen the ardor of the boys. Pasquarilla scored twice and Messina and lozza each swam for a touchdown. The following Saturday we journeyed to the City of Presidents and had a close call. We got off to an early two touchdown lead in the first half and in the second half managed to hold on with the aid of a safety and win out 15-13. Quincy, by far, was the best club we had met to date and this game showed that we had some loose ends to be gathered in. Bucky and Messina bore the scoring honors while Dunbrack, Gray, and Prodanas stood out in the line. After three wins we made the trip to Arlington to face a good, rugged team. In the first half, the sharp shooting of La Bella and Acquaviva to Bucky and Frank Messina gave us a lead of 13-0, and we were looking very good on defense. In the second half we seemed to be the victims of every bad break. Arlington rose up and roared back at us and when the smoke of battle had cleared we were on the short end of a 20-13 score . Medford, on paper, was a poor team and we were not supposed to have too much trouble with them. Evidently they forgot to believe this and the result was a stalemate, 0-0 in a very un-intere sting game. Our next venture was against Weymouth High. The school was covered with signs, pep rallies were held, and everybody in town was talking. Frank Mess ina opened up with a 79 yard dash and we were out in front 7-0. Evidently we thought the game was over with until the last quarter when Len Young scored again and this gave us fourteen points . In the meanwhile, Weymouth had been doing a little business of their own to the tune of scoring 54 points and our humiliation knew no bounds. After this slaughter our stalwarts bounced back against Nashua, New Hampshire and ran rough shod over them 32- 13. lozza, Young, and Pasquarilla were the leading scorers while Dunbrack, Giggie , and Tom Borelli played outstandingly in the line . The Golden Tornado of Maiden, our ancient rival, was next in line and this proved to be one to the best games in our schedule. Even with Johnny lozza sidelined with a bad knee, our able subs carried the burden. A La Bella to Pas- quarilla pass was good for eighty yards and a touchdown, and later Leo Ciulla recovered a punt blockedby Ronnie McCarthy for the second T.D. The third and final score was by Buck --who has been the outstanding scoring back of the season. Ron and Dan McCarthy left nothing to be wanted for in line play. Thanksgiving day, Turkey, and Chelsea High. What a game ! First it was Chelsea leading with a safety, then Everett roared back with a La Bella to Bucky pass and we were out in front. This lifted the boys and we quickly went on to score two more, one by Pasquarilla and the other by the hard charging full-back, Dick Silverio. With a 19-2 lead and the game moving along the fans were all quite happy. Suddenly Chelsea came to life and started to pass, and in nothing flat they had two touchdowns. It was a good thing the final whistle blew or we might have had to score another touchdown. Congratulations to Coach Sarno and his two assistants, Mr. Romboli and Mr. Leo for a job well done. To all the seniors we wish success in the future. Tackle life as you tackled on the field of sports and your final goal will be reached. I i THE SEASON This year, 1957, the E.H.S. basketball squad entered the season defending F.B.I. League Co-Champs with Somerville High. Coach Putnam felt that even with the loss of four first stringers from last year ' s championship team that this club would click after a fashion. This they did as once again they won the league championship and made their way into the Tech Tourney. Everett-66 Waltham -47 The opening game of the 1957 season, played at Waltham , proved to be a runaway, with every man on the squad seeing action. Capt. Ed. Murray was high scorer with 22 points. Everett -6 3 Watertown-40 The opening game at the E.H.S. Gym proved to be a thriller up to the final quarter when the rebounding of Messina and Flint and the shooting of Murray, Ball, and Brickley became too much for the green Watertown boys. Capt. Ed Murray again was high scoter netting 16 points. Everett-56 North Quincy-68 Last year ' s Tech Tourney rivals of Everett proved to have too much rebounding and shooting strength for the Crimson. This veteran team gave us a much needed lesson in the necessity for team play. Everett -52 Newton -6 1 The last non-league game ended with Everett on the short end of a 61-52 score. Newton ' s stamina in the final half of the game proved enough for the victory. Once again we showed we were not ready to completely play as a unit. When this happens, watch out. Everett -60 Quincy-59 The first league game for Eve rett was a thriller right down to the last three seconds of the game when Capt. Ed. Murray popped in a 3 point play while downbyZ points. Capt. Ed Murray was also high scorer with 22 points. Everett -55 Chelsea -40 Our neighborhood rivals proved to be pushovers for the Crimson Tide of Everett as Eddie Murray again netted the high score with 16 points. Everett-48 Lowell -47 Another s qu e ak e r at the E.H.S. Gym which was pulled out by Johnny Ball, a sophomore, in the final seconds of play. Capt. Murray again was high scorer with 19 points . Everett -67 Revere -35 Everett ' s height and shooters proved to have enough power to down the boys from the beach area. Outstanding players were. Ball, Brickley, Gray, Davis, De Giacomo, Murray, Messina, Sciarappa, and Flint. Everett -42 Somerville -49 Everett ' s rival, Somerville, not as strong as previous years , proved to still have the voodoo over Everett. In the first half Everett led by 10 points, but only scored a mere 12 points for the second half while the Red Blue caught up and went ahead. This one we lost but never should have. This lapse of the club, we hope, will prove how important team play is. Everett-48 Medford-52 Medford.the spoiler for 57 , out re bounded and outs hot Everett for the win, while Steve Flint was hitting the nets for 20 points. In defeat we looked better than we have looked in previous games. Everett -54 Malden-43 Everett ' s hustle and shooting proved to be enough for the victory. John Ball was in Maiden ' s hair consistently, stealing the ball and becoming high scorer with 17 points. Al Sciarappa threw his two points in, for the winning cause as well as playing an outstanding defensive game. Everett -66 Quincy-39 Capt. Eddie Murray and Steve Flint were sensational in smothering Quincy for 27 points. Al Sciarappa again netted his usual 2 points and again proved that even if you don ' t throw them through, you can score for your side by preventing the other team from scoring. Everett -65 Chelsea -39 H Hustling Murray and Messina were thorns in Chelsea ' s side all night as Everett swept by the Red Divils for their second straight time. John Ball netted 18 points while Sciarappa got 2 points and Davis 5 points. These last two are fast becoming the best thing in defensive ball. Everett-81 LowelI-63 Everett ' s highest score of the season came on the court of Lowell High. Brick- ley, Ball, Murray, Messina, Flint all out-hustled the Lowell squad. Everett-66 Revere -51 AtRevere ' s gym, the local boys just out -played their Revere rivals. High scorer was Steve Flint, with 22 points while Murray trailed with 21. Everett -64 Somerville-54 Everett ' s first win over Somerville in 10 years came before an audience of 1000 Rabid fans at the local court. Great rebounding by Brickley and Messina, and the shooting of Murray. Ball and Flint proved to be just enough to clinch the win. By | winning this game, Everett clinched a birth in the Tech Tourney at the Boston Gardens Capt. Eddie Murray threw in a terrific 32 points for the victory. Everctt-51 Medford-65 The let-downof the year by Everett and the best played game of the year by Med- ford turned out to be a 3rd Crimson loss. Bill Brickley proved to be the dead eye of the game while hitting with 5 straight floor shots, missing none and being high man with 16 in the losing cause. Everett-63 Maiden- 54 The last game of the regular season was played at Everett High School ' s Gym, Murray, Brickley, Davis, Ball, Messina, Flint, and Gray were tremendous. During the course of the regular season the team constantly improved and lost the individuality which was present at the start of the season. Probably aside from the great team play and scoring ability of Capt. Ed. Murray, was the definite de- termination of the bench to share the responsibility of meeting every challenge and to perform in true championship style. An alternate on this club would have been a regular on any other team. Our team, weakened by the loss of Billy Brickley, did not survive the first round of tournament play. We did not play up to par and dropped this one to Roxbury Memorial by the score of 62-60. Eddie Murray was slowed down by a bad ankle and add this to the early fouling out of Messina, Flint and also Eddie Murray, our cause was lost. We cann it close out this chapter of Everett Basketball without congratulating Head Coach Putnam for a job well done. It has become a habit with him to drive Everett into the tournament play year in and year out. To John DeGiacomo, assistant coach, also go congratulations for bis untiring efforts. Carolyn Erickson Carol Dorgan Brenda Flint Lois Di Sabatino Shirley King Carol Clark Rosemarie Salamone . , Rosemarie Moscato ??• Shirley Dexter Marie Marsh Louis Haddad Mary Perello Harriet Colchy Carol Katz Ruth Farrer Ellen Hampstead Mary DeFilippo Bucky Pasquarilla Alberta Permino Barbara Arinello 2 1. Anthony Vinci 22. Marie Raso 23. Nancy Frisco 24. Louis Mattuchio 25. Josephine Mattola 26. Virginia Papaluia 27. Beverly Mahoney 28. Marie Venieri 29. Pat Mortellite 30. Elaine Jancsy 31. Eleanor DeSantis 32. Al Sciarappa 33. Lois Scannel 34. Sandra Macauda 35. Robert Rando 36. Carol Fulton 37. Grace Danna 38. Ann Marie Collyer 3 15. 16. 17. 18. Christine Cannatelli Margaret Mackie Teddy Lack June Striano Frank Messina Diane Milano Joyce Zartarian Mary Ann Mandolese Joan Malcolm Barbara Thistle Marilyn MacWilliams Betty Ludemann Mary Janet Bosco Margie Sampson Mary Frassica Kieran Hartnett Robert Brackett Warren Hudson Barbara Cavino 19. 19a, 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. 36. Charolett D ' Avilla Doris Carter Helen Murphy Pat Corvino Marion Trickett Ellen Osgood Roger Snook James Chiavelli Donald Pingaro Barbara Janes Joan Cooke Nelson Picone Claire McMahon Dorothy Shaw Margaret Leete Elaine Egan Carol Peddle Deanne Cerasudo Millie Cardinale I 1. Camille De Sisto 2. Lucille Cardello 3. Sheila Monahan 4. Maryann O ' Donnell 5. Maryann Higgins 6. Janice Moreschi 7. Beverly Bryant 8. Joan Ullian 9. Winifred Hunkins 10. Rose Cartolaro 11. Diane Churchill 12. Denise Kelley 13. Sheila Murphy 14. Eleanor Sarno 15. Doris Dearing 16. Carol Sullivan I6a. Janet Ward 17. Victor Pisacreta 18. Frances Imbernone 19. Carol Casarjian 20. Rosiland Russell 21. Janet Mischler 22. Lorraine Tucker 23. Loretta Mack