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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT OF Cberett ||igt) cfjool Everett, Massachusetts PRESENTS iilemones 11 app2 ags pent Pnder William P. Canty- Superintendent Charles E. Bleiler Assistant Superintendent God in His omnipotence and glory Saw fit to choose from our midst This member of our faculty So beloved by all. To all whose fortune it was To have had him in class His loss is best known. He was gifted by his Creator With an even disposition. His endless sense of wit and fair play Combined with his self respect and Respect for others were qualities supreme. The passing of Mr. Wallace has left a void Which will never be filled. We knew him to be a friend, But greater still he was A husband and a father. We have been made richer by Our association with him, And may God find a real Place in Heaven for him. Henry J. Schlegel, Jr. Joseph R. Hilyard Julia M. Gibbons Christine M. Lawlor Evelyn A. Murphy Victor E. DeRubeis 16 Amerino J. Sarno Lillian G. Richardson Virginia M. Ottaviano Alice C. Drago James P. McCauley Paul F. Sullivan Lillian C. Surette J. Thomas Schatz Mario Vultaggio James T. McKinlay, Jr. Alfred C. Dowd Robert N, Millett, Jr. Eileen A, Whelan Ruth G. Hines James E. Mahan 9Il]E Virtuous Pndcrstandtng, 17 tolerant ttttudes. William Richmond Hazel W. Holt Louis A. Wendelstein George W. Clay Gordon H. Morris Alice M. Brennan Leo P. Kutubres Willard B. Whittemore Peter D. DeSesa Thomas A. Sullivan Sylvia Goureghian John B. DeGiacomo Lenox B. Putnam Joseph W. Finegan (And Icrsonal (interest 18 19 OUR SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Back Row: Atty. William H. Gerety Dr. William T. Harrington Atty. Charles E. Brickley Dr. LeRoy J. Kelly Jr. Elinor L. Rathbun, Secretary Front Row: Mabel G. Curnane Lettie Russo Atty. Albert E. Morris, Chairman Joseph A. Curnane Margaret Denny William P. Canty, Superintendent 20 OUR SENIOR SCHOOL COUNCIL MEMBERS THIS IS THE STORY OF THE CLASS OF ' 58 ' Step right up folks and hear about the greatest little class on earth! Through Gate Number One we see the setting for the Freshmen year, which got this class off to a bang. This scene ie directed by such able leaders as President Thomas Lee, Vice Pre sident Elaine Martini, Secretary Joan D ' Orlando and Treasurer Tony DiCesare. Here we find football strong- men such as Giggie and Squatrito, and the tall men of basketball, La Bella and McCarthy. Just a minute folks, we can ' t forget those talented actors Binnie Levine and Bob Sullivan and of course, our fluent debaters Alan Parker and Malta Robkoff. As a small example of the greatness of this class we are proud to say that thirty -five of our number received that very hard to attain Parlin P. Now folks, as we move on through Gate Number Two we find the setting has changed. The Sophomore year is set in that colossal building known as Everett High School. Ahh yet, our class is a little bewildered, but pulling through in our usual fighting spirit, we elect as our directors. President Thomas Lee, Vice President Ellen S amp s o n , Secretary Arlette Roselli, and Treasurer Nancy King. This dynamic class sends DeVivo, Elder and Sullivan to School Council. We find athletic prowess in such people as La Bella. Borrelli, cind Ciulla, the football players, and Gray and Simons the basketball players. Singers? Of course ! You ' ll find them in Gilbert and Sullivan ' s Gondoliers . Our acting ability is brought forth by Alan Parker in much Ado about Nothing. Through Gate Three we find the setting the same but our class moves confidently and carries out stupendous feats. Because they directed our previous scene so well, we again elect Lee, President, Sampson Vice President, Roselli, Secretary, and King Treasurer. We see that Martini now joins DeVivo, Elder and Sullivan on School Council. Joel Kornitsky wins a Debating Prize, not to mention the Havard Book. Drajna Night presented a technicolor foreign play called Lute Song. starring such Comedians as Henderson, King, Levine zmd Sullivan. In football sharing the spotlight with his team mates, we see outstanding lineman, Barrelli. With the conclusion of the football season, other spirited athletes come forth to participate in basketball, baseball, and track. This is the class that helped con- fiscate the Christmas tree, made the Talent Show a hit, and put forth the brightest formal of t h e season. The Junior Prom under Chairman Martini and Secretary King ' s direction. We find this class also presents, Possession an English comedy at the Drama Festival. What a gala musical is Gilbert and Sullivan ' s H.M.S. Pinafore starring DeVivo, Bradford, and Roselli. Now, as in other scenes our versatile class proudly sends forth several talented musicians to the All-State Music Conference. Now as we approach Gate Number Four leading to the big tent we can sense from the excite- ment that this is going to be a tremendous ending to an outstanding class. Immediately we see that the Senior Class is under the leadership of President La Bella, Vice President Borrelli, Secretary Roselli, Treasurer Keegan. Representing us in School Council are Elder, Bennett, Sampson, O ' Donnell, and McCarthy. Our football teEim comes front and centre with Co-captain Borrelli and McCarthy leading other outstanding members. As for the football season, well, we had fun! Dubbling along, but not yet in the spot light we can make out the basketball team of Gray, Ellis, Simons, King, Papa, and Tannyhill. The show isn ' t over yet folks. Before you leave you will see a really big Christmas Dance, the roman- tic Senior Prom, the entertaining Gilbert and Sullivan production, the suspenseful Dramatic Club play, and of course, the Talent Show, packed full of members of our oh - so talented class. Just to add a bit of foreign intrigue we may add an Italian aind French play. We can ' t forget to tip our hats to the people who have made our narration possible, the Year Book Staff. In June, 1958, our show will travel the tenative road of life. From all past performances, we can only predict success for every mernfeer of our cast. fl j |i gllil HlCSU. 24 ANTHONY JOHN ALIBERTI 154 Main St. Rubber Legs ' ' To be a contractor is Tony ' s ambition, And in this field he ' ll gain great recognition. With his winning smile and Italian charm, He will be known all the world around. PHYLLIS MARIE APRUZZESE 105 Clarence St. Phyl Art 4 Library Staff 2 3 She ' ll work for a doctor To type and file She has a pleasing personality and a winning smile THERESA ROSE MARY AMIRAULT 11 Bellingham Ave. Terry Terry is a kind sweet girl Her charming ways are pleasing As a secretary she ' ll be great As she is always teasing CAROL JEAN ANDERSO ' 69 Adams Ave. Sugar Drcimatic Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Gilbert Sullivan 3 4 Glee Club 2 Home Room Officer 2 If Sugar is really sweet Then our Carol you can ' t beat To her office she ' ll bestow A bit of her personal glow 1 9 CYNTHIA ANDERSON Cindy 3 Russell St. Glee Club 2 Year Book Staff To be a secretary is Cindy ' s aim. We know she ' ll rise to a greater fame, With her knowledge and cute little way. Her boss will be kept emiling all through the day. 26 FRANKLIN ARAGONA 29 Carlson St. Frcinkie Frsinkie is swell we all agree Ab an accountant he ' s sure to make history With his good looks and happy ways In our clan he has gained great praise PHYLLIS MARIE ARINELLO 16 Nichols St. Marie Marie would like to be a Commercial Artist To draw and sketch all day. She likes this work so we are sure She ' ll stay with it all the way ' f CAROL A. ARLORO 92 School St. Home Room Officer 3 Way up on the clouds, away from the crowds Is Carol ' s fondest ambition An airline stewardess she will be And have no competition CONCETTA C. BAGARELLA 228 Main St. Connie As a Medical Secretary Connie will be just right, Into a doctor ' s office She ' ll bring sunshine and light. JUDITH A. BAGARELLA 147 Russel Street Judy We all know Judy And all agree That wherever she goes Goes a radiant personality. BARBARA LEE BAIZMAN 3 Maiden St, ' Barbs Dramatic Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Gilbert Sullivan 3 4 ■% Vivacious is enough to say t Because our Barbara is always gay ' In the lab she will embark To make us all light at heart. HELEN MARIANNE BALBONI 1 1 8 Union St. Butch To get married is Butch ' s ambition in life And if we know Butch she ' ll make a wonderful wife She ' s very pretty auid has a twinkle in her eye And the man who marries Butch will be a very lucky guy. DIANA BALDASARE (Marion) 7 Locust Street Glee Club 3 4 Diane is sweet and full of fun With her smile our hearts she won. An x-ray technician she ' s chosen to be Her next big step will be marriage you see. LEON JOSEPH BARRY 111 Clarence Street Red Jolly Red is very happy He always has a smile We know that as an engineer His work will be worthwhile BARBARA ANNE BARON 39 Pleasant View Ave. Barbie Home Room Officer 2 3 Barbie has still not decided Her future is not clear But She ' ll succeed in what she does Of that we have no fear WALTER EDWIN BARON 39 Pleasant View Ave Brother Brother will be a draftsman One of the best in his field In more than one way Rich dividends he will yield 1 9 CARL STEPHEN BARRON 77 Francis Street Carl Gilbert Sullivan 3 4 Carl wants to be an engineer; We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the will. RENEE ' JANE BEECHERS 57 Everett Street Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 3 Majorette 2 3 Year Book Staff Here is a pert little miss, We know she ' ll be a success; To be an airline hostess is her aim, And maybe some handsome pilot will change her name. 28 PETER HENRY BEISHEIM 98 Estes Street Pete As an engineer Pete will make his stand His building and constructing Will turn out to be just grand 8 MARY AUGUSTINE BISCARDI 35 Maiden St. Mac Glee Club Mac loves cooking And house work as well She will make him happy He is sure to tell FLORENCE ROSE BISESTI 69 Prescott Street Flo Always smiling and always gay Flo is a friend in every way To be a good secretary and then a wonderful wife Are the two great aims in our Flo ' s life JAMES BISHARA 1 2 Lewis Street Jimmy Italian Club 2 3 Serving our great nation Will be Jimmy ' s occupation And all the gals will sigh When in uniform he marches by LOIS ANNE BENNETT 48 Woodville Street School Council 4 The lucky pupils Lois will teach Will surely never hear her preach For Lois is patient we readily agree A terrific teacher she will be FREDERICK L. BLACK 38 Corey Street Fred Fred will always be remembered For his shy but cheerful way A successful conservationist We know he ' ll be someday 29 AVIAN HELEN BLACKWOOD 1 6 Dean Street Ave French Club 3 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Home Room Officer 2 Library Staff 2 3 4 To be a lab technician Is sweet Ave ' s ambition And we now prophesy Work of caliber high. THOMAS BORRELLI 107 Bradford Street Tommy Class officer 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3,4; Junior Prom 3, Spanish Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Year Book Staff Co- Editor 4, Liked by all is Tommy, our boy, Always smiling and full of joy As a football player he really did rate And we ' re sure he ' ll do the same in Real Estate. ROBERT JAMES BLOIS 95 Clark Street Bob Though Spanish class may seem a chore With Bob around it ' s never a bore. He ' s made us laugh when we were @ad When he is near we ' re always glad. HOWARD BORR 153 Nichols Street Howie Gilbert Sullivan, 3 In Howard ' s futur e cars should rate, As his smile does not For it ' s never out of date. 1 9 JUDITH ANN BLOMLEY 30 Walnut Street Judy Full of charm and full of fun Judy is liked by everyone She ' s pretty too, and quite a girl As a secretary she ' ll be a pearl. ROBERT A. BOTTLESEN 196 Elm Street Bob The piano is Bob ' s finest skill To this, audiences will thrill Small wonder his ambition Is to be a great musician. 30 STEVEN D. BOWERS 72 Englewood Avenue Steve Band 2,3,4 Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4 Junior Prom 3 Steve was always lots of fun. With pranks and jokes for everyone. And in the future he ' ll go to college, How can he miss with all his knowledge. 8 BARBARA M. BOWMAN 161 Belmont Street Vickie A happy time, And lots of cheer Are guaranteed when Barbara is near. JOHN BOWSER 7 3 Englewood Avenue Tiny Orchestra 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Tiny ' s liking for cars is not low. That is not his best skill though. For he was great in Orchestra and Band Giving Mr. DeVivo a helping hand. ROBERT F. BRADFORD 47 Garland Street Brad Band 2,3,4 Junior Prom 3 Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4. That Brad will successful be Is a guaranteed position With musical renditions to bring us joy And such a sunny disposition. PATRICIA ANN FRANCES BRAESE 19 Villa Avenue Pat Pat ' s pretty, popular, charming and gay With a personality that goes a long, long way With her winning ways and pleasing smile, She ' ll be a secretary well worth while. RALPH F. BROWN 60 McKinley Street Brownie Home Room Officer -4 Knowing our Brownie we must confess. We are sure he ' 11 meet with success. He wants to work for Tel 8t Tel, With lots of luck we wish you well. 31 CATHERINE MARIE BRUCE 49 Forest Avenue Kay Home Room Officer 4, Kay is a girl with a lot of class For where can you find a prettier lass. With a terrific personality with Which she does excel Whatever she does she ' ll do it well. LORRAINE MARY BRUNO 90 Swan Street Lorrie Class Officer 2, 3 Lorrie is always full of fun Her personality is just great Hei- winning smile and charming ways We know are sure to rate LUCY E. BUONAPANE 72 Windsor Street Lucy has a pleasing smile Her personality ' s just great We know that whatever she might do She ' ll do it with a different trait ARTHUR HERBERT BURSEY JR. 8 Rosedale Ave. Art Band 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 Home Officer 4 Art ' s pet hobby was being your friend He kept us laughing until the end A pilot someday he hopes to be And we all know he ' ll fly happily 1 PATRICIA BURGESS 35 Warren Street Patti This is perky Patti So full of fun and life; For some mighty lucky guy She ' ll make a first-rate wife. JANET M. BUTLER 10 Hall Ave That extra something does Janet pOBBeSB At times it might be her quietness Maybe her mischievous way or pleasant smile But most of all her wonderful style 32 JOSEPH CAPUANO 294 Chelsea Street Gange Football 3 Joe is handsome as any girl can see And he ' s got a lot of charm and personality To be a State Trooper is Joe ' s main desire And in this field his fame will grow higher and higher Li i IRENE MARY ANN CARTER 54 Morris Street Rene Home Room Officer 2 Rene would like to take dictation And sit on the boss ' s knee No doubt she ' ll find a permanent position And earn a very comfortable fee RITA MAE CASSIDY 38 Prescott Street Gilbert Sullivan Glee Club Gay and always smiling too Rita ' s known to me and you For life of fortune and fame A career of a secretary she will claim SARA ANN CASSIDY 70 Madison Avenue Annie Gilbert Sullivan 2 3 4 A private secretary is what Annie aims to be We know that she ' ll look mighty cute Sitting on her boss ' s knee DELORES CAMELLA CELATA 79 Revere St. Dolly Glee Club 2 3 Home Room Officer 2 3 Happy, smiling and always gay A wonderful person in every way Dolly is a girl who is pleasing to the eye She ' ll be a wonderful wife to a very lucky guy RITA I. CIRINO 6 Hadley Court Ric Gilbert Sullivan 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ric is a girl who is full of fun Always laughing and on the run To get married is Ric ' s great aim in life And we know she ' ll make a wonderful wife CLAIRE ANNE CENTURINO 30 Wolcott St. Home Room Officer 2 Swell, sweet, and sincere, Happy and gay also, is Claire With a friendly smile and friendly way She helped to make our troubles okay ELENA M. CIMINI 70 Pearl St. Glee Club 4 To become a secretary is Elena ' s desire She ' ll work in a way that all will admire And with her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and file BARBARA THERESA CIRIELLO 28 Wavcrly St. Barbsy A lovely girl who ' s really on the ball A winning personality and that ' s not all With her charming way and bright smile Will bring her success all the while 1 9 LEO ANTHONY CIULLA 52 Englewood Avenue Muscles Football 2-3-4 He ' s dark and handsome and very shy That ' s our Muscles he ' s quite the guy To be a weight lifter is his aim And in this field he ' ll attain great fame 34 ffl ounlrg WILLIAM C. CLARK 66 Francis Street Bill In any line Bill would be great But as a draftsman He ' 11 really rate. 9 8 ALICE MARY CLAY 33 Sammet Street Red ly Band 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Madrigal A glimmer of red and cherry glow Are many reasons why we like her so Chemistry is her chief amnbition May she fare as well as her disposition HELEN GLOSS ON 2 Hazel Park Here ' s a girl who ' s fond of life She never causes anyone strife The care of animals is her ambition We wish her luck in this position r DIANE JEAN COCHRANE 9a Bow Street Dee Dee Home Room Officer 3 To be a secretary Is Diane ' s ambition; We wish her all the best of luck In securing this position. JAMES MICHAEL COLARUSSO 27 West Street Jimmy Football 2 Home Room Officer 4 Italian Club 2, 1 Jim ' s just the one Who ' ll keep you in stitches. For he ' s lots of fun And deserves many riches. DIANA LEE COMEAU 15 Park View Road Diane Gilbert Sullivan 4 Diane has chosen a nursing career Then as a patient you ' ll have no fear For she has a pleasant way That will brighten ajiyone ' s day 35 RICHARD GRANT CONNOP 92 Central Avenue Dick A draftsman Dick will be We know he has great ability And to his future boss we say This boy deserves a good week ' s pay. JOANNE BARBARA COPELAND 84 Walnut Street Joan Glee Club II-III Joan is a girl full of fun, Present always when there ' s mischief to be done; Apart from the humorous side of this picture, She has a great voice that ' ll make her richer and richer. MARGARET A. CONROY 2 3 Clifton Avenue Peggy Peggy is really light on her toes And when dancing she really goes She ' ll trip thru life witnout a care Because she lights the way with cheer. FREDERICK VINCENT COOK 4 Mead Street Freddie Home Room Officer 2 3 Handsome, intelligent, and happy go lucky ways. And that ' s how we hope our Freddie stays, He ' s full of fun, vigor and zest. As ein accountant, we know he ' ll do best. 1 9 WILLIAM W. COOK 12 Veterans ' Avenue Cookie Here ' s our boy Cookie His ambition he does not state But whatever he may be Cookie will be just great. ANNE T. COPPOLA 27 Garland Street Honey Gilbert Sullivan 3-4 Home Room Officer 2-3 Lyceum-3 Anne is smart She ' ll steal your heart At I. B. M. She ' ll be a gem. 36 JOANNE A. CORDEAU 23 Luke Road Joan A secretary Joan will be And to success she holds the key- She ' 11 have a future bright and gay Good luck is sure to come her way RALPH D, CORNETTE 128 Bellrock St. Band 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Ralph likes to customize a car This hobby will carry him far Since machinery he was always near No wonder he ' ll be an engineer 4 ' i II NICHOLAS ANTHONY CORVINO 82 Everett St Nick Home Room Officer 2 Nick is nice aind oh so quiet But give him a chance eind he ' d start a riot To be aji Interior Decorator is his lifes aim By this he ' ll gain such great fame. RONALD COSTA 52 Linden St Ronnie Ronnie is a killer He ' s the man with the jive Tall, dark, etnd handsome And with the gals quite alive GRACE ANN CORD WELL 34 Garleind St. Gracie To be a Medical Secretary Was always Grade ' s desire With her charming personality She ' ll set the world on fire JANET LOUISE COVIELLO 7 Fairmount St Jan Band 1 2 4 Behind a desk Jan will stay To do her best In every way 37 GERALD COVIN 66a Chatham Road Jerry Spanish Club 1 2 Jerry seems shy and quiet But he really is a riot. He ' ll become an engineer One of the greatest, have no fear. ALLAN CUMMINGS 625 Broadway Al Al is swell, Al is gay, Al will be A success some day. JOANNE COVINO 90 Bow Street Blondie Joanne is quiet Joajine is sweet Joanne is pretty Joanne is neat BARBARA CROCKER 65 Linden Street Buggy Art 2 3 4 Buggy is a sportsmaji, I know we all agree. She is always full of fun, And always full of glee. BARBARA CRONIN 10 Chestnut Street Drajnatic Club French Club As a dentist ' s receptionist Barb is sure to gain respect and lasting friendship Along with wealth and fame 1 SOPHIE D ' AGOSTINO 30a Baldwin Avenue Dolly Home Room Officer Glee Club Dolly wajits to taJ e dictation Do the filing and the rest When she ' s through with the occupation Marriage will be her next big step 38 DE LORES DALRYMPLE 11 South Ferry Street Dolly Gilbert Sullivan 2 Glee Club 3 As a secretary Dolly will do well And to her future boss We say-- She ' s swell GAYLE ANNE DANNENBERG 42 Adajns Avenue Gayle Majorette 2, 3 She ' s very cute, she ' s very sweet, Her personality is hard to beat. And with her smile and winning way. Success will be hers some fine day. 8 JEAN ELEANOR D ' AMBROSIO 29 Lynda Street To make women beautiful Will be Jean ' s task From a charming hairdresser What more could we ask. ANTHONY F. DASCOLI 9 Staples Avenue Dasci For Dasci this guess He ' s got it made He ' ll be a success In the import- export trade. MERIDITH ALYS DAVIS 968 Broadway Merry When Merry has charge of an office She ' ll keep it efficient and bright And everyone will really be happy Cause things will be running just right. CAROL M. DeANGELIS 87 Cottage Street Carol ' s sweet ajid full of fun And always has a smile for every- one With her wonderful personality and charming ways As a Fashion Designer she ' ll become popular Throughout her future days. 39 SONTA GAIL DeCHICCO 1 1 Clinton Place Sonta French Club 4 To model picture hats Or even costly gowns Sonta will be the boss ' s choice To work all year round LUCILLE De COSTA 28 Dean Street Lu No matter what Lu chooses to do This fact forever will remain true Her fresh, warm personality To all will bring vivacity ROBERT CARL DELLING 154 Glendale Street Bob Tools ajid equipment will fill Bob ' s desire To be an electronics that one soon will hire With his looks and personality wc all agree He ' s sure to be a success just wait and see LORETTA THERESA De LUCA 2 3 Maplewood Avenue Terry Think of someone pretty Think of someone sweet Then think of Terry To make it all complete 1 9 LUCILLE HOPE DELL ISOLA 1 Prescott Terrace LuLu Glee Club 4 Home Room Officer LuLu is pretty and very petite With pleasing ways that are hard to beat What she wants to be she just won ' t tell But whatever it is she ' ll do it well BRENDA JANE DeROSA 29 Arlington Street Glee Club 4 Brenda we know is full of fun And certainly liked by everyone Whatever her future holds in store We know she ' ll bring pleasures to many more. 40 ALLAN F. DEVITO 63 Swan Street ' Al Though Al hasn ' t stated his future career He will succeed never fear He ' ll be a man always in demand And we all agree he ' s something grand. 3 8 DAVID THURSTON DeVIVO 2 Baldwin Place Dave Band 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 School Council 2, 3 In many activities Dave stood out, This boy is talented there is no doubt. He ' s fun, he ' s smart, we like him so. He ' ll be a success, that we know. SARAH Dl CARLO 4 Washington Street Sally Always happy and always gay Never lacking something to say Sally has the qualtities necessary To become a private secretary. ANTHONY DiCESARE 6 Clark S treet Tony Football 2, 4 Italian Club 2, 3 As we look up to the sky. And see a plame flying by. We ' ll think of Tony , the boy we knew. Piloting the plame, in the heaven ' s blue. ANTHONY DeVITO, JR. 50 Everett Street Divva Divva will enter the electrician field Although the work is hard he ' ll never yield. In this job his talents he ' ll show For success and happiness are his --we know. BENEDETTO DiGEORGIO Benny 259 Vine Street For undecided Benny We now make this guess In whatever you may do You ' ll be a hugh success. 41 JOANNE LEIGHT D ' ITALIA Jo Jo 7 Wedgewood Street Pretty, neat and oh, so sweet Jo is a girl that is hard to beat As a telephone operator she ' ll be the Cream of the crop And if we know Jo she ' 11 go straight to the top. JOHN P. DOHERTY Inky 22 Andrew Street Inky ' s career is a mystery. He just won ' t tell what he wants to be But with his winning smile and pleasant ways We ' re sure he ' ll make history one of these days. PATRICIA DOHERTY Pat 28 Oliver Street The assets of Pat are beauty and brains. And she will arise to acclaim fame, As a secretary we know she ' ll excel We wish her success in doing her job well. JOHN THOMAS DONNELLY 122 Glendale Street Buff Buff ' s the cat who digs the jive He has kept this school alive With his clever antics and wonderful ways He brightened all those dull school days. 1 9 ANNE BRIDGET DONNELLY 122 Glendale Street Anne is one of our little dolls Who goes strolling thru the halls With her charming ways and pleasant smile We ' ll remember her for a long while. MARIE JULIA DOWNEY 89 Reed Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4 Glee Club 4 If it ' s a Secretary you have in mind It ' s our gal Marie she ' s tope you could find With her sparkling eyes and pretty face She ' s bound to do wonders at any place. 42 PAUL DAVID DOYLE 27 Alfred Street Football Paul is really on the ball Heading for Wentworth and that ' s not all, Of a nicer young man you ' ll never hear That ' s why we ' re happy when he ' s near. VERONICA MARGARET DUFFY 108 W. Third Street Tiny Dramatic Club 2 Sweet and petite in all her ways, Tiny caJi look forward to happy days. And with her pleasing a jid pleasant disposition. She can fill any secretarial position. 1 ' 3 8 ALBERT JOSEPH DRINKWATER 60 Foster Street Drink Drink will make the best marine, That our class has ever seen, Quite mischievous and full of fun, No one could beat him anyone. WILLIAM ANTHONY DUPONT 808 Broadway Dupie To succeed in life is Dupie ' s aim. In any field he ' ll make a name, His handsome looks will be an aid. With his personality he ' s sure to meike the grade. BARBARA JEAN ELDER 29 McKinley Street Barb Cheerleader 3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4, French Club 3-4 Gilbert fa Sullivan 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 3, Junior Prom 3 School Council 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Madrigal 4 A glow of happiness surrounds this lass Which will aid her greatly in teach- ing any class Barb has been a friend to all in Ever- ett High And it is with regret we say good-bye. RALPH H. ELLIOTT 17 Garland Street Ralphie Boy As a fine state trooper Ralphie Boy will be super. He ' s a boy who always has a grin And success and happiness he ' s bound to win. 43 WILFRED CONRAD ELLS 191 Nichols Street Dwarf Basketball 2, 3, 4 Dwarf is going to give his all And study to be a draftsman But Dwarf for sure is already a craftsman In the sporting art of basketball DOROTHY LOUISE EVANS Dotty 9 Harvey Street Class Officer 2, 3 Year book Staff 4 One of the best we all agree A regular girl it ' s easy to see Nothing is impossible to her willing heart, She ' s always ready to do her part. JOHN S. EMBRIANO 70 Wellington Avenue Though he is undecided yet, We ' d be willing to bet In his career John will succeed On this we are all agreed. PATRICIA D. ENGLISH Pat 65 Adams Avenue Lovely to look at, as this you can see, Pat someday a housewife will be, One of those girls poised and petite, With a personality that is very sweet. 1 SI JOYCE MARIE ERICSON Joy 41 Raymond Street Spanish Club 3 In a laboratory Joy will plan To assist the doctor as much as she can The fight for life she ' ll try to meet And never ever admit defeat ROBERT EVANS 14 Englewood Avenue Bob French Club 3, 4, Civil engineering is Bob ' s ambition In this he will gain a high position And since his hobby is bowling We know in the future he ' ll keep rolling. 44 1 JUDITH ELLEN FEINBERG 27 Luke Road Judy Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 This little miss With her sweet way Will register bliss Into every office day. ANTHONY PAUL FOGLIA 34 Floyd Street Foge Foge wants to fill an important position To be a draftsman is his ambition Always on the alert and keen, He will draft a more efficient machine. 9 8 ARTHUR R. FIT ZPATRICK, JR. 6 Franklin Street Fitz Gilbert Sullivan 4, Spanish Club 3-4 Fitz is handy with cars He ' ll really be up to par When he becomes one of our engineers With his slide rule and T square DONALD PHILIP FOLEY 108 Woodlawn Street Don Baseball 4 French Club 2- 3 Don is one of the boys And his ambition is engineering He ' ll bring any business joys And keep the money appearing JOHN GORDON ERASER 40 Central Avenue Pudgy Pudgy will have to give up bowling If he really wjints to take up patrolling The wide blue yonder in a streaking plane The loss of his hobby, will be our gain DIANE VALA FREDERICK 132 Chestnut Street Spin Spin has got a gift to gab With her around nothing is drab That certain spark is lacking never For she is gay and also clever 45 MARALYN BARBARA FREEMAN 5 3 Luke Road Gilbert Sullivan 4 Home Room Officer 2 To be a department store buyer Is charming Maralyn ' s ambition So bosses here ' s the girl to hire She ' ll be tops in her position. ROBERT N. GARIEPY 29 Argyle Street Bale If his skill at engineering Is just one -half as great As his skill with the guitar. He will rise to the top at a Speedy rate. JANICE MARIE GAGLIARDI 204 Bucknam Street Jan Majorette 2, 3 Year Book Staff 4 Home Room Officer 3 Full of pep and full of fun Jan is liked by everyone She ' s quite a cute Miss, its agreed; We wish her the best, and know she ' 11 succeed. JOHN FRANCIS GALLIVAN 262 Ferry Street Johnny Home Room Officer 4 Cheerful, alert, a parsonable young man Johnny intends to join Uncle Sam, We know no matter where he roams They ' 11 remember him as we do at home. 1 9 EDWIN GARAFANO 527 Ferry Street Eddie Football 2, 4 Whatever he decides to be Eddie is su re to make history He ' s a girl ' s man we all agree So handsome and full of fun As we can see. ROCCO JOHN GAROFANO 43 Ashton Street Buggie Here ' s a lad we won ' t soon forget In his mind his career is set As a draftsman John will win fame It won ' t bo long before all know his name. 46 0 (Countr BURTON C. GERSHFIELD 126 Nichols Street Burt Band 3, French 3, Gilbert Sullivan 3-4 Burt is near the top of the list Of those with a gay launching air When he becomes a scientist His force will be felt everywhere CAROL A. GIANATASSIO 47 Kinsman Street Cheerleader 4 Home Room Officer 3-4 Majorette 2-3, Year Book Staff 4 Carol is pretty and has a great personality. She ' s sweet, gay, and full of vitality. This liss miss has won much acclaim. Cheering for E.H.S. has brought her fajne. 3 8 JOSEPH ALEXANDER GIANATASSIO 14 Hawthorne Street Jett To our boy Jett We make this guess We ' d like to bet He ' ll be a success. JOANNE MARIE GIBSON 21 Baldwin Avenue French Club 3, Glee Club 2-3 Home Room Officer 3 Joanne is jovial Her patients will know In her care Healthy smiles will grow. JOSEPH PELLEGRINO GIACOMAZZA 196 Main Street Chick Chick is so humorous and so gay Yet he ' s always got something to say About E. H. S. and other stuff The line he chooses will really be tough. 47 EDWARD GIGGIE 70 Union Street Gig Football 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Track 3-4 On the football team Gig did great As a business man he ' s sure to rate For here ' s a boy who ' s tops we know We wish him the best wherever he goes. JEAN GILS ON 50 Fremont Avenue Jeannie Dramatic Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 Gay and pretty, a grand disposition Jeannie can ' t help but attain her ambition She ' s going to train and add the finesse To design lovely fashions with ■worldly success. ELAINE GRAY A 175 Hancock Street Sweet and petite and so neat Boy our Elaine is hard to beat As a private Secretary she ' ll gain great faime And probably meet a boss who will change her name. ROSEMARIE GIOVE 31 Kinsman Street Ro-Ro Cheerleader 4 Ro-Ro with all her charm Always keeps the boys calm. When they are down or in fear She always comes through with a cheer. FREDERICK M. GLENNAN 49 Morris Street Fred Baseball 2 In the field of aviation He ' ll be an asset to the nation We wish luck and success to Fred ' A boy who ' ll always get ahead WILLIAM GRAHAM 82 Woodvillc Street Bill Spanish Club 3 When you ' re beset by T.V. trouble Call our Billy on the double With this agreeable young man near Any troubles will fade into the air 1 !) 1 RICHARD N. GRAY 145 Vine Street Rich French Club 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Home Room Officer 3 Junior Prom 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Rich likes to draw up plans That is his one ambition And as an Engineer He won ' t have competition 48 or Olountry CAROLE GRECO 37 School Street Glee Club 2 With her pleasing voice She will go to the top As a telephone operator She will never flop. OLYMPIA GUERRIERO 36 Winthrop Street Lil Lil is a girl who ' s quiet and sweet, A nicer girl is hard to beat, A secretary she would like to be. And in her ambition we know she ' ll succeed. 5 8 JEANNE GREER 108 Central Avenue Jeannie As an Airline Hostess Jeannie will meet Many girls with whom to compete But with charm and winning ways Jeannie will succeed for the rest of her days. JOAN MARIE HAGGERTY 15 Clinton Place Year Book Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Adorable Joan is sure to win your heart She ' ll be your 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. BARBARA HANER 24 Tappan Street Barb Cheerleader 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 Madrigal 4 Very cute and full of fun Barb mixes in with everyone She ' s got that glowing vitality That gives her a special personality. EDWARD HARRIS 15 Myrtle Street Eddie Cars have led Eddie to find An interesting career For now Eddie has it in his mind To be an engineer. 49 PATRICIA HASKELL 8 Handley Court Patti Likable describes Patti With this we all agree A sweet girl Friday- She will someday be JEANNE HAY DEN 33 Clark St. Jean Hom e Room Officer 2 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2 3 4 Always laughing and full of fun Our Jean is liked by everyone She has a terrific personality and a very pretty face She ' ll be a medical secretary with great charm and grace BARBARA E. HAYES 195A Main St. Babs Babs has that sparkle in her eye And a pleasing smile that is why She always puts your mind at ease Soon she will be saying number please EDWARD J. HEALEY 122 Florence St. Eddie Engineering is Eddie ' s aim We really hope his goal he ' ll attain A personable young man is he His smile to all inspires glee ANNE HENDERSON 94 Florence St. Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Library Staff 3 4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Home Room Officer 4 Spemish Club 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Anne is quiet and a little shy But you better watch out for the twinkle in her eye She ' s pretty, ambitious, and so petite As a private secretary she ' ll be hard to beat NANCY ANN HILL 76 Estes St. Pretty and charming combined with wit Nancy ' s sure to be a hit And whatever she may plan to do Success will seinely see her through 50 0 (Country WILLIAM E. HINES 75 Jefferson Avenue Bill Band 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 While in the band Bill was grand In orchestra he had a hand While acting his expression was sinister Now Bill wants to be a Minister 3 8 WILLIAM J. HOLDEN 56 Newton Street Bill A Rockefeller he wants to be A Handsome one it ' s plaintosee Someday soon he ' ll pass you by The Millionaire from Everett High. EDWARD W. HOMER 36 Chatham Road Zeke Spanish Club 3 4 Zeke was usually goofing But at this he is not spoofing. Geopolitics will be his field And to none will he have to yield. WILLIAM E. HUDSON 46a Adams Avenue Bill Whenever mischief was in the air Bill for one was always there. He has a smile and winning way, Success to you after graduation day. RUTH HUREAU 274 Ferry Street Ruthy Home Room Officer 4 Here ' s a girl with a ready smile She keeps the boys happy all the while When she reaches her goal as hostess The airline she works with will be the mostest. WILLIAM HUSSEY 13 Prescott Road Huzz Home Room Officer 1 Spajiish Club 2 3 To be a teacher Is Huzz ' s ambition But his teachers thinJc He ' d mcLke a good politiciein. 51 MIRIAM ITZKOWITZ 1 48 Main Street Mimi If a medical Secretary Is what you have in mind. Just look for our sweet Mimi She is the best that you could find. LORRAINE JACKSON 1 67 Elm Street With Lorraine ' s friendly manners, We know she ' ll do well, Either in business or marriage. Her charm will excel. ANGELA JANNINO 511 Ferry Street Angel Our Angel is pretty and every so sweet She ' s the kind of a girl anyone would want to meet As a secretary we know she ' ll maJce the best And be up above all the rest. ROBERT B. KAUTZ 85 Glendale Street Killer Band 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 4 Bob always walks in the ranks of the tall For his favorite hobby is basketball Bob ' s ambition is to attain a position Where he will be sought aifter as a • physician ROBERT W. JOHNSON 8 Waverly Avenue B. J. As an air force pilot B. J. will make a hit Around him the girls will swarm When he passes by in uniform. BERENICE P. KEEGAN 1 5 3 Springvale Avenue Bunny Year Book Staff Bunny is lovely to look at And lovely to know And with her personality She ' ll be a success wherever she may go. 52 MARY ARLENE KENDALL 414 Ferry Street Arlene Glee Club 2 To work with children is Arlene ' s aim in life. Either as a teacher or as a wife. DAVID ALLAN KERR 1 9 Maplewood Avenue Dave Band Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Although music has always been Dave ' s hobby A minister he someday might be. This we think would be his best choice For there is a need for a minister With such a good voice. JOSEPH JAMES KING 23 Avon Street Joe Football 3 Italian Club 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Joe is really quite a guy, His curly hair makes the gals sigh, When as a policeman he msikes a pinch The girls will know him to be a cinch LOIS KING 6 Hazel Park Louie Art 2, 3, 4 Louie is a sweet girl We all do agree She will make someone An efficient secretary NANCY KING 38 Hillside Ave. Nan Cheerleader 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Junior Prom 3 Year Book Staff 4 In the plays she took a part And acted them with all her heart Her cheering too was tops we know She ' ll be a success wherever she goes SANDRA LOIS KOLTOW 121 Irving Street Sandy Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Sandy ' s bubbling laughter And eyes shinning bright Make her a precious asset And any office ' s delight 53 JOEL KORNITSKY 96 Garland St. French Club 3 4 Home Room Officer 4 Lyceum 3 4 When Joel becomes an engineer Many complex problems will disappear For he has a gift of being adept At working with and mastering a new concept ANTHONY LaROSA 17 Albert Park Chico Baseball 2 3 4 Our Chico is really quite a guy He ' s well known to all As an engineer he ' ll be first-rate He ' s really on the ball JACQUELINE LA BELLA 1 3 Grange St. Jackie Home Room Officer 2 An Airline Hostess is Jackie ' s ambition We know she can ' t fool with her looks and disposition As a hostess she ' ll really be grand Because she is one who will never need a helping hand LEONARD LA BELLA 1 25 Florence St. Buddy Baseball 3 4 Class Officer 4 Home Room Officer 3 Football 2 3 4 Spanish Club i 4 Track 3 4 Basketball 2 Year Book Staff 4 In sports Buddy did excel As for personality, he is swell To be a business man is his aim A.nd we all know he ' ll reach his fame LEON LANE 47 Maiden St. Dramatic Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Lyceum 3 4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 The class of ' 58 ' will someday boast Of Doctor Lane when he is the toast Of the world of medicine for his illustrious claims In ridding the world of now uncurable pains 64 ROSEMARY LaROSA 91 Woodlawn St. Rose Library Staff 2 3 Rose will some have her patients feeling right In a nurse ' s uniform of white Bringing to the hospital gaiety and chee r Our girl will succeed have no fear PAUL LASSITER 1 3 Arlington St. Lassie Band 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 Home Room Officer 4 Tall Paul really loves sports He is great at games of all sorts Among his friends he is known as Lassie And they all know that he ' s First-Classy ELAINE LATTANZIO 1 34 Cottage St. Glee Club 3 4 Elaine who is forever merry Will make a perfect secretary She will always do her part And she ' ll win her boss ' s heart PAUL LE BLANC 10 Stevenson Ave. In the classroom Paul did not lack To make you laugh he has the knack Full of fun and of tricks He chose the field of electronics THOMAS H. LEE 48 Central Ave. Dibby Class Officer 2 3 Football 3 4 Junior Prom 3 Home Room Officer 2 3 Lyceum 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 As Santa Clause at our Christmas Dance Dibby had all the girls in a trance This popular guy will make business boom When he ' s a great big business tycoon EDWINA LEPPER 43 Sea St. Chippy Cute little Chippy as we all know Is packed with personality from head to toe. Always laughing and full of the devil She ' ll be a great hairdresser at any level EI.AINE LEU CI 207 Ferry St. Red Home Room Officer 4 Junior Prom 3 Year Book Staff Sparkling bright eyes, and beautiful red hair Describes our Red who ' s handled with care Because of her popular personality She ' s known to everyone as our Miss Vitality She ' s made us happy through these years When she leaves we ' ll shed many tears BINNIE LEVINE 24 County Road Bengy Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4 Working in a consulate We know our Binnie will be great A pleasant air, winning grin Assure a future that won ' t be dim BARBARA ANN LUCIANO 14 West Street Chawawa Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 3 Looks, class and personality Describes our Barbara in reality As an airline hostess she ' ll rate oh, so high Lots of luck Barbara, we may see you when we fly CAROLE A. LOMBARDI 18 Edith Street Dee Dee Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Small petite and full of pep, Carol will med e the best gym teacher yet; For she mixes in with everyone And she sure is a lot of fun. LILLIAM ALMA LOVEYS 99 Fremont Avenue Lil Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Lil will be in school, Long after we get out. We all can agree. Her pupils will not pout. I 9 ANN MARIE LUCIANO 1 5 Kelvin Street Year Book Staff Her love for music never ceases For day by day her practicing increases When teaching music she will aim To bring her pupils fortune and fame DOROTHY A. LYNN 32 Freeman Avenue Dottie Home Room Officer 3 Dottie is smart and sweet and gay Her Commercial skills are sure to pay To be a secretary is her ambition Her work will give her admiration. 56 0 ROBERT N, MADDEN BoB 11 Harrison Avenue Football 2, 3, Home Room Officer 3 Track 2, 3 He ' s tall and handsome and quite a ladies ' man One of the most popular in our clan To be a state trooper is Bob ' s ambition And in this field he ' ll gain great recognition. 8 DAVID R. MANZI 393 Ferry St. Dave Italian Club 3 To work on cars is Dave ' s idea Of what he ' d like to do. Whenever our cars aren ' t running smooth He ' ll fix for me and you. RICHARD JOSEPH MARCELLA Coug 36 Oak Street Football 3-4 Home Room Officer 4 Coug is a handsome boy it ' s true, With him around you ' ll never be blue. He ' ll make you laugh, he ' ll make you gay. As a truck driver, he ' ll be a success some day. DOMENIC PETER MARINO 63 Reed Avenue Don Italian Club II III Don is quiet, But have no fears. As an engineer He ' ll be a success through the years. HELEN ANN MANISCALCO 10 Fairmount Street Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Helen ' s flying fingers In typing and dictation Will someday reward her In her proposed vocation. JOSEPHINE MARIE MARINO 5 3 Englewood Avenue JO She is one of the nicest lasses That we could want in our classes Because we think JO is swell As a secretary, we wish her well. 57 BETTY ANN MARTELL 30 Waters Avenue Glee Club 3 Home Room Officer 4 Wit, charm and beauty too That is Betty through and through A private secretary she wants to be We all know she will succeed MARY M. MASTRANGELO 166 Vine Street Cheerleader 4, Gilbert Sullivan 3-4, Home Room Officer 4 Spanish Club 3, Madrigal 4 Mary could be seen among those enchancing Our games of sport with their cheering and dancing When she comes back to be a teacher Her warm personality will still be her feature. ELAINE LOIS MARTINI 5 3 Madison Avenue Penny Cheerleader 3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom 3, School Council 2 Who was there at every game, Cheering our team on to fame; Ready cind able, full of pep. Penny kept our boys in step. JOHN RALPH IvlASELLA 11 Fairmount Street Moose Football 2 John will join the Air force Which is as it should be Bet he ' ll maJce as handsome a flyer That we ' ll ever hope to see 1 9 PATRICK D. MASHOKE 209 Hancock Street Pat Football 3-4, Spanish 3-4 Here ' s the formula for popularity It ' s charm, and wit and personality For this handsome lad let ' s give a cheer He ' s headed for succesB as an engineer. 58 ALBERT MASTROCOLA 158 Main Street Master To spend a few years with Uncle Sam, Al is surely the only man, Who will make a big success And always be filled with happiness. JOHN FRANCIS MATTEUCCI 46 Autumn Street Johnny Class Officer 3 Italian Club 3, 4 An Ace in the Business World Our Johnny will be, For to all he gives a smile Prosperity ' s guarantee DANIEL L, McCarthy 83 Maiden Street Dan Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 School Council 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 When Dan passes by, the girls sigh And now we ' ll tell you the reason why. He ' s got the looks and the way, That ' ll make him a big success someday. 9 8 CATHERINE ANN MAYO 236 Springvale Avenue Cathy Glee Club 1 Cathy ' s full of fun and very witty She has a wonderful personality and she ' s very pretty To be a telephone operator is what appeals to her We wish her much success in her chosen career ROBERT DANIEL McCAULEY 1 39 Broadway Bob Track Bob who enjoys every sport Has not disclosed his ambition But we are sure that he will aim For fame and a high position KENNETH ROBERT McKENNA 42 Shute Street Mac Mac is undecided What he wants to be You can be sure, though. High will be his salary PAUL THOMAS McLEAN 92 Chestnut Street Mac Mac is quiet, Mac is smart, Mac is a kid With a great big heart. 59 JOAN MARIE McNAMARA 12 Florence Street Ja A petite charmer With an elfin glow Her fortune daily grows Her happy magic all she bestows DIANNE MARIE MESSENGER 32 Waters Avenue Cheerleader 4 Glee Club 4 Diajie, I ' m sure we all agree, Is full of personality She cheered the boy with all her might For her success is sure in sight. JAMES LOUIS MEDE 7 Bradford Street Jim Spanish Club 2, 3 To be a CP. A. is Jim ' s Eimbition We wish him well in this position We know that he is bound to succeed He ' ll be the guy to meet every need. DENNIS MENTO 95 Nichols Street Dennis is a fellow With a quiet way A distinguished chemist He will be someday. i DIANA ANN MESSINA 75 Edith Street Honey Here is a girl with an ambition To go to school to become a hair JEANNE EDNA MERCIER stylist 39 Wedgewood Street in this field we know she ' ll excel Here ' s a girl who ' s always merry Because she is a gal real swell We know she ' ll find success As an efficient secretary We wish you luck and happiness. 60 0 r MARY LOU MIDDLETON 55 Central Avenue Little Bitty Pretty One That ' s our Mary Lou She is always full of fun All the day through 8 WALTER R. MIETZNER 12 Luke Road Wally Wally ' s ambition is to be a sailor true He ' ll join the U. S. Navy and sail the ocean blue FREDERICK GEORGE MILLEY 100 Glendale Street Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Wherever Fred may go Everone he meets will know Good fortune is always near The source of infectious good cheer JUDITH MARJORIE MILLS 91 Garland Street Judy A nurse in white is Judy ' s career And much hard work she ' ll surely bear With assuring words and a cheerful smile Her patients stay will seem just a short while MODES TINO D. MINICHIELLO 1 64 Bow Street Tino Tino is full of fun He is liked by everyone What ever he plans to do We know he will be a success, Don ' t you ? JUDITH ANN MINIERI 214 Main Street Judy Judy is pretty, popular ajid sweet With a personality that can ' t be beat A terrific girl full of fun In her chosen career fame will be won. 61 PAUL MOREL 168 Bucknam Street French Club 4 Cross over the bridge Have no fear For Paul wants to Be an engineer JANICE MORGAN 20 Elm Street Jaye Jaye seems shy and very quiet, But give her a chance aind she ' ll start a riot. As a telephone operator she ' ll take her place And in this field she ' ll be an ace. THOMAS E. MORELLO 73 Elsie Street Tom Italian Club 3, 4 Tom is a killer He ' s the man with the jive With his handsome looks and wonderful smile He ' s really kept us alive As £Ln engineer he ' ll be the best And surely pass each and every test. THOMAS R. MORELLO 15 3 Jefferson Avenue Tom Tom says his favorite hobby is cars But we think it ' s lifting those muscle -bars. In his field he will be a craftsman And use his skill as a top-ranked draftsman. JOANNE MORES CHI 33 High Street Jo Art 2, 3, 4 Jo has an ambition That will carry her high To be a private secretary On whom her boss can rely 1 9 PAULINE MOSCARITOLO 178 Ferry Street Italian Club 3, 4 With her warm and pleasant smile, She ' ll keep the patients eased all the while. As a medical secretary she ' ll rate high And we wish we never had to say goodbye. 62 CAROL MULLEN 2 Bradford Terrace Glee Club 2 Carol is the cute little redheaa In our clan And to be a secretary is her future plan With those Irish eyes and that pleasing smile She ' 11 be on the top for a long, long while. MARY MURPHY 27 Bryant Street Murph Spanish Club Mary will make the sweetest nurse, On this we all agree. For she has that friendly way. And sincere personality. t) MELVIN NADLER 32 Union Street Mel French Club 3, 4 Lyceum 2, 3, 4 Delving in the lab Melvin will be found Formulating happiness He ' ll readily pass around RICHARD NICKERSON 429 Ferry Street Nick Football 4 Nick ' s the boy with shoulders wide We ' re glad to say he ' s on our side He ' s full of fun and you can bet An engineering record he will set THERESA MUOLLO 12 Oakes Street Terry Gilbert ; Sullivan 2, 3 Home Room Officer 2 Junior Prom 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Vice President 4 As a private secretary Terry will be One of the best we all agree She ' ll surely keep her Boss humming When he sees how smoothly things are running CORINNE ANN NOONAN 1 6 Calhoun Avenue Glee Club 1 Library 1 Corinne is a girl who is always on the ball Pretty as a picture and liked by all A secretary she wajits to be She ' ll please any boss, on that we all agree 63 MARGARET E. NOONAN 1 32 Harvard Street Peggy Spanish Club 2-3 Peggy is always quiet Peggy is always sweet Peggy is always charming And Peggy is always neat ANNA M. O ' LEARY 45 Prescott Street Home Room Officer A Medical Secretary is Anna ' s desire We know with her looks personality the boss she ' ll inspire. If she is as sm.art in typing as she is in catching the boys We know the boss will jump with joy. PHYLLIS OBERY 162 Ferry Street Phyll Glee Club 2 Home Room Officer 2-3 Her quiet charm and happy face Will bring her smiles everyplace Her chosen career is secretarial We have no fear that she ' ll be imperial 1 SUE ELLEN O ' DONNELL 106 Central Avenue Sue Home Room Officer 3 School Council, Year Book Staff Warm and friendly is our girl Sue, Having friends both old and new With sparkling eyes, and pretty hair, She truly is our maiden fair. BARBARA J. O ' KEEFE 14 Estes Street Inches Gilbert Sullivan 3-4 Glee Club What m2d .es our Barb so pretty? What makes our Barb so sweet? Well we ' re going to tell you, It ' s because she can ' t be beat 3-4 CHARLES J. OLIVERI 33 Jeferson Avenue Ducky To become an apprentice is Dvicky ' s desire. In his job he ' ll rise higher and highc r , While in G. E. he ' ll do all right. And his plans for the future, turn out right. 64 ffl ountrg JOHN S. OWEN, JR. 26 Bolster Street Draxnatic Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Lyceum 2 A personable young man With a cheery smile for all May his disposition never pall 9 8 ANTHONY PAPA 42 Ashton Street Mama Lyceum 3 Track 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tony is a guy with a wonderful wit To be a teacher is his wish On the court his most frequent bit Was shooting the ball in a silent- swish ROSE MARIE PAN Z INI 230 Main Street To any office she ' ll be aji asset And we ' d also like to bet That she ' ll keep the office gay With her charming, vivacious way. SALVATORE JAMES PARAS CAND 87 Swan Street Sal Sal is very quiet I know we all agree Yet he will make a good draftsman And very soon we will see ALAN JAY PARKER 41 Francis Street A. J. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 3, 4 Junior Prom Lyceum 2, 3, 4 O ' H! A. J. is a very apt guy Has really set his ambitions high We prophesy that this classmate As an engineer will really rate IRENE MARIE PARSONS 14 Harrison Avenue Renie She ' s very cute, she ' s very sweet Her personality is hard to beat. As a nurse Renie will be beyond the best, And cheer up every patient and make them more like guests. (iod ROBERT EDWARD PASQUERELLA 582 Second Street Bob Italian Club 3-4 Track 4 Skill and Laughter, A good combination And this will maJce Bob a sensation at accounting His chosen occupation. GERALDINE PERRELLA 28 Courtland Street Gerry Home Room Officer 4 To be a secretary Gerry has in mind A prettier one you ' ll never find To see her strumming on the keys Will have the fellows buzzing like bees MARJORIE E, PEACH 4 Baldwin Place Margie French Club 3-4 Glee Club 2-3 The nursing profession Is Margie ' s aim In healing the sick She ' ll earn her fame. GERALDINE PELOSI 87 Kinsman Street Gerri Glee Club 4 Year Book Staff Gerri ' s a friend to everyone She ' s always lau ghing and full of fun Some day when someone ' s wife she ' 11 be We hope she won ' t lose her gaiety ALPHONSE E. PERILLO 1 1 Windsor Street Al Basketball 3 Al ' s a very pleasant guy. He ' s really set his ambition high. As an engineer he may attempt To place man in the firmament. 66 1 3 CARL DAVID PERRETTI 64 Foster Street Football 2 His ambition is not certain But we are willing to bet If he should go to college Hie pranks they won ' t forget. JAMES J. PERRIELLO 38 1 2 Everett Street Jim Class Officer Engineering is Jimmy ' s aim In this line he ' ll gain great fame When he reaches his peak of success We hope he will not forget us at E. H. S. ELIZABETH ANN PETRILLO 70 Clark Street Betty Majorette Full of sport and full of fun Betty is adored by everyone She ' s pretty too, and can she twirl E. H. S. will miss this girl 8 ANGELA MARIE PETROCELLI 1 87 Main Street Ang Little Ang is quite a lass, A lot of personality a lot of class. She ' s pretty, popular, and full of fun When you want a great secretary, call on Ang, She ' ll be the best one. SUSAN PETRONE 92 Bow Street Susi Home Room Officer 2, 3 Lyceum 2 To have her own business Is Susie ' s desire. The world she ' ll impress If not set on fire ! ALBERT JOSEPH PETRILLO 70 Clark Street Al Al has said his future plaji Is to be a machinist man. We wish you success in all you do, The best of luck from us to you. CHARLES PIETRELLO 1 37 Broadway Champ Charlie is the kind of lad Who has a fine ambition And when he becomes an accountant He ' ll fill a high position 1 0 05 od V JOHN MICHAEL PILIBOSIAN 36 Walcott Street He is not sure of what to do, Yet he ' ll soon make up his mind; For we are sure he will do his best, In whatever he may find. CONCETTA M. PIRELLO 4 Dean Street Connie Italian Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff 4 What a nurse our Connie will make Her patients will forget their very- ache With her winning smile and pleasant way She ' ll make them feel better day by day VINCENT J. PISACRETA 21 Courtland Street Jimmy In his uniform he ' ll look great As a marine he ' ll really rate The girls will all sigh When Jimmy walks by. JANICE HELEN PLUNKETT 217 Springvale Avenue Majorette 4 Janice was the leader of our band At this she really was grand A secretary she wants to be Her boss will never be more pleased JEANETTE PORRIELLO 1 8 Swan Street Cheerleader 4 Glee Club Home Room Officer 4 Jeamette a cheerleader so sprite She always puts up a good fight To be a secretary is her desire And with her looks the boss she will inspire. 1 ALBERT P. POSTE, JR. 1 97 Bow Street Al To be a printer is Al ' s vocation He ' s sure to be the best in the nation; For he has that conservative way, Which will scale him to success someday. 68 RICHARD P, POWER 287 Chelsea Street Richie Football 2-3 Home Room Officer 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Richie ' s ambition is noble and sound. No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed; And as aji engineer, Rich will take the lead. 5 8 ROBERT DENNIS POWERS 192 Bucknajn Street Bob Flying high up in the sky Bob will fulfill his wish to fly Executing dives and loops Parading with Air Crops Troops JOSEPH PULEO 72 Ferry Street Jack To be a printer is Joe ' s aim With his talents ' s he ' ll find fame He ' ll get further ahead than other printers For he doesn ' t sit long enough for splinters JOSEPH JOHN PULIAFICO 58 Peirce Avenue Feke Fake whose wonderful aim Is to join the service and make quite a name By this we all know he will gain fame. JANICE ANN PUOPOLO 401 Ferry Street Jan Majorette 2-3 As we predict Jan ' s future In a world so full of strife She will achieve her goal in marriage As a darling little wife PATRICK F. RADUAZZO 63 Maiden Street Pat Football 2, 3, 4 Italian Club 2- He ' s teacher ' s downfall, In a study hall, But as a draftsman, Pat ' 11 be the best man. 69 DOLORES MARY RAINONE 17 Andrew Street Glee Club 2 3 A hard working secretary Our Dolores will be And we are sure you see She ' ll do her work efficiently. DAVID A. RAVANESI 1 64 Main Street Rav Baseball 2 He ' ll go through life with the greatest of ease But not as the man on the flying trapeze A businessman will be Rav ' s way To gain success some future day WALTER ANDREW RAVIOLI 31 Woodville St. Rav Rav ' s a very friendly boy Among his friends he spreads much joy May his future be bright as his grin Then happiness will abide with him ROBERT READ 1 69 Shute St. Bobby Bobby will join the Navy To ride the waves all day To become an Admiral maybe A good one we might say 1 EDWARD RAYMOND 1 31A Belmont St. Ed Spanish Club 3 4 Football 4 Now this boy is quite the one But he can sure be lots of fun With brains plus personality Successful, Ed is sure to be KATHLEEN REARDON 66 Everett St. Kicky Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Gilbert Sullivan 3 4 Glee Club 2 Kicky is a little girl We all like so well In college she will study hard As a teacher she will excel 70 (Country RONALD J. REPPUCCI 8 Bolster Street Ray Ray ' s a boy always full of fun Enjoyed and liked by everyone In his ambition we know he ' 11 succeed And whatever he does, he ' ll take the lead. 3 8 ANN RETTMEIER 34 Clarence Street Joy A very good secretary Just you wait and see And we kno y the boss will like her Cause she ' s as nice as she can be JACK MARTIN REYNOLDS 153 Nichols Street Jackie French Club 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Lyceum 3, 4 We ' ll all hail Jackie as an Engineer When it comes to accomplishments he ' ll have no peer. For here is a guy that mixed school work and gals, And had the teachers, and gals ' boyfriends, as pals. CHARLES LOUIS RICCI 62 Woodville Street Chucky Band 2, 3, 4 Italian Club 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 To be an engineer The best best kind Is the position that Chucky has in mind. JOSEPH R. RICCI 214 Hancock Street Alpine With his good looks and winning smile Joe ' s sure to be a success for a long, long while Engineering is his aim And in this field he ' ll gain great fame. JAMES M. RILEY 54 Francis St. Jim Lyceum 2, 3, 4 Although Jim hasn ' t decided His life ' s ambition yet With such a voice and such a smile Sucx:es8 is a sure bet 71 CHARLES N. RIVERS, JR. 8 Fairlawn Street Chuck To all Chuck was a wonderful friend, On him you could forever depend, Whatever he does he ' s sure to succeed, In his chosen career he ' ll take the lead. MARGARET F. ROHNER 33 Haskell Avenue Margie Year Book Staff 4 Good things come in small packages You don ' t have to be tall Just look at Our Little Margie, Isn ' t she a doll ! RUTH D. ROBERTS 31 McKinley Street Ruthie Spanish Club 2-3 Ruthie is alert Ruthie is sweet All of her patients Will get a treat MAITA RUTH ROCKOFF 101 Francis Street Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 3-4 Gilbert Sullivan 4 Library Staff 3-4 Simplicity, sweetness, sincerity Are words which help discribe her Intelligence and friendly smile To happy fortune guide her 1 9 i I JUDITH ANN ROHNER 1 3 Calhoun Avenue Judy Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Judy ' s a pretty young lady One that we all know She posscBsee a great personality And that we ' re sure, will grow 72 ARLETTE CAROL ROSELLI 29 Everett Street Cheerleader 3-4 Class Officer 2,3,4 Gilbert b Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3-4, Junior Prom 3 Italian Club 3-4, Year Book Staff 4, Madrigal 4 With pep and vitality on the fields and courts Arlette lead the cheers for our boys in sports She is the best that any one could find Her aim is to help all mankind. JANICE ANN ROSSI 26 Fremont Avenue Jan Home Room Officer 2-3 Year Book Staff 4 Now here ' s our Jan the most popular in the class. Nowhere caji be found a happier lass With her dancing, singing and funny- ways, She ' s kept us laughing for many days . A winning personality and very pleasant smile, Makes Jan a friend well worth while. WILLIAM H. RUSSELL 26 Wyllis Avenue Lump Lump, remember your old friends When you become an electrician Some of us may have lights That we want turned on or off. STEPHANIE ANN RUSSO 5 6 Cabot Street Stef Italian Club Stef has a pretty smile That we ' ll remember all the while As a receptionist at her desk all day She ' ll certainly deserve a raise in pay. 8 JOAN CAROLYN RYAN 189 Bradford Street Home Room Officer 3-4, Year Book Staff 4 When we go to have our teeth checked The assistant we see will be Joan She ' ll comfort and assure us Soon her name will be well known WILLIAM F. RUSSELL 85 Clark Street Billy Billy will become a draftsman At his art a skillful craftsman. He ' ll draw plans for homes or freight. As for Sputniks, a little later. STEPHANIE ANN SABELLA 154 Chelsea Street Stevie Home Room Officer 4 Stevie is tiny etnd very petite Always smiling and always sweet When you want to look pretty and really rate Call on our Stevie, the best beautician in the state. 73 RAYMOND SACRAMONE 12 Winter Street Sac Sac ' s our boy with flaming red hair He ' d attempt anything on just a dare He ' s handsome ; clever, a regular guy As a marine he ' ll make all the girls sigh. FRANK A. SAIA 65 Clarance Street Tank Home Room Officer 2-3 Italian Club, track Good looks, debonair and personality Tank is a wonderful kid, on that we all agree To be a teacher is Tanks maindesire And in this field, fame he ' ll acquire. ELLEN SAMPSON 69 Chestnut Street Class Officer 2-3, French Club 3-4 Gilbert Sc Sullivan 2, 4 Home Room Officer 3, Junior Prom 3, School Council 4, Year Book Staff 4 This pretty miss has not yet planned Just what she wajits to do Ellen, we are really sure Success will come to you. ROBERT WILLLAJVI SANTOIANNI 34 Appleton Street Saint Football 3-4 On the field Bob did swell Off the field just as well Full of mischief and of fun Bob was liked by every one. 1 !) LILLIAN SANFILIPPO 257 Vine Street Lil Home Room Officer 3-4 Lil is a girl who has really rated With a personality that can ' t be duplicated Lil has such a pretty face She ' ll be a hair stylist with charm and grace 74 MARGUERITE C. SARTINI 99 Swcin Street Margie Gilbert Sullivan 3, Glee Club 2 Home Room Officer 4 We all agree that Margie is swell She will make a sweet, and comfort- ing air line hostess as well With her charming ways and wonderful smile She is a pretty air line hostess well worth while. DOREEN J. SAULNIER 421 Ferry Street Renee Our Renee is pretty, popular, and oh so sweet With her charming ways and winning smile she really can ' t be beat As a house wife we know she ' ll be at her best. And maybe win in a cooking contest. 5 8 CAROLE ANN SCHERI 71 Chestnut Street Cal Gilbert Sullivan 2-3, Junior Prom 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Ready and able, willing to work Carole ' s one who ' ll never shirk And in an office we ' re willing to bet She ' s sure to be the boss ' s pet. JAMES ALEXANDER SEMONELLI 5 Pierce Avenue Nib French Club 3-4, Home Room Officer 4 He is ajiother one of the boys. Who in the classroom created the noise Of laughter with never a stop Nib is the kid who ' ll always be tops. ANTHONY SERINO 12 Appleton Street Bomb A technical engineer is Bomb ' s desire And in his fame he will rise higher and higher And as life goes on all through the years You ' ll know Bomb became an engineer. 1 FRANCES ANTOINETTE SCHENA 45 1 2 Everett Street Frcinny Dramatic Club 2-3, Home Room Officer 2 Freinny has always been nice She has always been very helpful As a hairdresser we are sure She ' ll make all the women so beautiful. VERNA SHAER 45 Francis Street Glee Club 4 Home Room Officer 3 Verna will be cin executive secretary One you won ' t easily forget Though certainly a good one, and rare She ' ll do the work or gain a stiff neck. 75 EDWARD THOMAS JOSEPH SHEEHAN 1745 Parkway Ed Home Room Officer 3 Lyceum 2 Ed wants to be a mechanical engineer We know he has the skill He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the will WILMA DIANNE SHEPPARD 13 Woodland Street Shep Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 This is our Shep A girl full of pep She ' s known to everyone As a girl full of fun. MELVYN SHULMAN 39 Irving Street Mel Gilbert Sullivan 4 French Club 3-4, Lyceum 3-4 Our Mel is the kind of boy Who renders to all a visage of joy His crystal bright eyes have lit a spark To keep his future far from the dark PAULINE C. SIL VERIO 40 Mystic Street Polly Polly ' s as pretty as a picture And always as happy as can be And along with these qualities she Has a terrific personality. Her chosen career we do not know Butwhatever it is her fame will grow. 1 PATRICIA ANN SICILIAN© 93 Winslow Street Patti Gilbert Sullivan 4 Patti is cute Patti is sweet Patti will teach ' Til she is dead on her feet 76 PHILIP YALE SIMONS 72 Pierce Avenue Sy Baseball 2, 3, 4 French Club 3-4 Home Room Officer 3 Basketball 2, 3. 4 His winning smile and winning ways Will see Sy through his college days. So if a physicist is his ambition We know he ' ll succeed in this position. (Country LORRAINE SMITH 721 Broadway Lolly She ' ll nurse your wounds She ' ll make you gay. She ' ll be just as sweet, As she is today 3 8 ROSEMARIE SOLOMITA 46 Waverly Street Ro To be an I.B.M. operator is Ro ' s ambition By this we know she will gain great recognition With her pleasant smile and sweet ways We wish her well in future days HELEN SORDILLO 8 Lynde Street Prettie Italian Club 2 Prettie ' s what her name suggests, A mighty pretty gal. She has lots of fun with everyone; She ' s everybody ' s pal. ANDREW SORRENTO 152 Bow Street Andy Baseball 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 ' Andy is an athlete Who spreads much cheer and joy Baseball is his aim We hope that he ' ll gain fame. PAUL F. SQUATRITO 252 Ferry Street Squatie Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 Italian Club 3, 4 To succeed in life is Squatie ' 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. ROBERT SULLIVAN 62 Bennett Street Sully Dramatic Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 School Council 2, 3 Year Book Staff 4 Sully has always been brilliant And active in every way As a chemical Engineer He ' ll be the best we ' re sure to say CAROL SUPINO 39 Everett Street Suppie Full of fun and full of vigor Very pretty and what a figure In her chosen career she ' ll really rate Cause she has a personality That ' s really great. ADA FLORENCE TEAL 37 Luke Road Ade Gilbert Sullivan Glee Club Another, we could not find Who is so nice sind kind Ade has a chiming voice To be a secretary is her choice. MARILYN SYLVESTER 48 Clark Street Squeekie For this pert little miss We make this guess As a private secretary Squeekie will be a success WILLIAM TANNEYHILL 46 Haruaro Street Bill Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 He ' ll tinker with your car And fix it to a T Cheerfulness and dexterity Assure success for our Billy ' 1 9 JEANETTE ELLEN TARQUINIO 1 9 Dyer Avaiue Jan Home Room Officer 4 Year Book Staff, Glee Club Jan is pretty, pleasant, and so petite With winning ways that can ' t be beat. As a secretary she ' ll do her best And rise above all the rest. 78 DONALD TERMINIELLO 68 Lewis Street Don In any position he may fill Don will surely fill the bill And it will certainly be a shame If our boy doesn ' t reach great fame. LINDA AGNES THOMAS 1 37 Nichols Street Patches iBand 2, 3, 4 French Club 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 I In the nursing profession ; Linda will excel I To give out the pills And make the sick well (CountrtJ ANGELA ANDRIANNA TOMASSI 27A Baldwin Avenue Angy Italian Club Happy Angy we all agree Has loads and loads of personality She ' ll be a reporter with plenty of zest You wait and see. She ' ll be the best 3 8 WILTON E. TILL 3 Jefferson Avenue Jose Band 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Spajiish Club 3, 4 Jovial and good natured A. registry inspector should be With such qualification Dn Wilton ' s success we agree CAROL TOWNE 49 Abbott Avenue Carolanne Carolanne we all do insist Will make a fine receptionist With her smiling, charming way She ' ll make the office very gay. DOROTHY A. TRAFTON 104 Chestnut Street Dotty Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Dot was the leader Of our majorette girls. New, instead of pretty twirls, Dot wants to fashion curls. GARY TRATT 7 Maiden Street Gary was a teachers ' menace If the subject were French, he ' d talk tennis When in the hospital, mcike a decision Don ' t let a giggling doctor make an incision. 79 RUTH TRICKETT 180 Russell Street Ruthie Here ' s a girl who has a good time Bowling and skating some of the time Which ambition, you may as well guess Whatever it is she will be a success. TERESA VALERI 18 May Street Terry Year Book Staff An I.B.M. Operator she will be And a good one too we all agree May success and fortune come you way And keep you smiling from day to day. JOHN F. TROY JR. 30 Oakland Avenue Jack Jack is quiet and kind of shy He is really quite a guy. When he is through with his education He ' ll be tops throughout the nation. BERNARD TUFTS 29 Wilbur Street Bernie A mechanic is What Bernie would like to be We are sure he ' ll reach this goal With his ease and ability 1 JEANNETTE TURNER 16 Forest Avenue Jan Home Room Officer 4 Spanish Club 4 Jan is a girl who is sweet and petite, As a secretary we know she can ' t be beat Always laughing and always gay, Lots of luck Jan , through each day. FREDERICK VENDOLA 134 Francis Street Chino Chino ' s our doll from E.H.S. As a sheet metal worker he ' ll do his best Always laughing and always gay. He ' s made our class happy day b day. BEVERLY VENSTROM 211 Hancock Street Bev Glee Club 2 Home Room Officer 1 Year Book Staff 4 There aren ' t many like her, You ' ll agree too, With her shiny blond hair, And eyes of blue. ROSEMARIE VINCI 2051 Parkway Rosie Home Room Officer 4 Year Book Staff 4 Shiny black hair and beautiful eyes Rosie helped brighten up old Everett High A pretty girl who ' s really on the ball As a hairdresser she ' ll pass them all. 5 EVELYN VETRANO 94 Dartmouth Street Pippen iome Room Officer 4 Ifear Book Staff 4 IVith her black hair and beautiful eyes, Pippen our girl surely will rise, .s a hair dresser she ' ll be the best, Because she has passed the personality test. ALAN VITUKEVICH 44 Cross Street Vitt Football 2, 3, 4 To design nation ' s bridges Or even city hall, Alan is the guy we want, And the one we ' ll call ALDEN WALSH 28 Waters Avenue Alden ' s a lad who ' s undecided As to his future plan But whatever work he undertakes We ' re sure that he ' s the man PETER L. W ARD 77 Francis Street Jed Jed is a boy headed for success We wish him luck ajid happiness With glad heart and cheerful smile He ' ll do well all the while 81 (iod 3|or (Eountry GERRIANN WHEELER 209 Linden Street Gerry Band 2, 3, 4 Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Madregal 4 Personality and talent all rolled into one Gerry saw to it that high school was fun With her hard work aind fighting ambition She ' ll surely succeed as a mathematician CATHERINE WHITE 39 Harley Avenue Cathy To be a teacher or airline hostess is Cathy ' s aim And in either field she ' ll gain great fame. RICHARD WILSON 120 Shute Street Dick Gilbert Sullivan 2 Basketball 3, 4 Richard was always going full steam He managed our basketball team We all wish him the best In his every future quest ELAINE WISNIEWSKI 86 Maiden Street Elaine is a sweet girl With a pleasing smile And as a receptionist She ' ll be well worth while THOMAS ZELLEN 1 1 Orchard Street Tom Tom likes sports such as football and horses And like most of us, he distains school courses But of course this doesn ' t mean that Tom is a sleeper For Tom ' s ambition is to be a bookkeeper 82 Back Row Standing: Thomas Borelli, Robert Sullivan, John Gallivan, Dan McCarthy. Front Row Seated: Paul Squatrito, Janice Rossi, Geraldine Perella, Rosemarie Vinci, Marguerite Sartini, David DiVito. Standing: Faculty Advisors, Charles Collins, Alice Drago, Michael Fortunate. Seated: Anne Collari, John Putnam, Frances Vultaggio, Ellen Sampson, Daniel McCarthy, Barbara Elder, Concetta Napolitajio, Richard Talbot, Sue O ' Donnell, Lois Bennett, Sue lossa and Marie Senibaldi. SCHOOL COUNCIL It QUEENS AND COURT OF HONOR SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Steinding: Edward Giggie, Janice Rossi, William Tanneyhill, Barbara Elder, Leonard LaBella; Seated: Barbara O ' Keefe, Thams Lee, Arlette Rosselli. 1957 CLASS DAY USHERS AND USHERETTES Standing: Thomas Zellen, Barbara Callendar, Carol Anderson, William Tanneyhill, Beverly Venstrom, Janice Rossi, and Joel Kornitsky. Seated: Mary Mastrangelo, Patricia Siciliano, Joan Ryan, and Dolores Celata. i k SPORTS CAPTAINS SENIOR DEBATORS 89 SOPHOMORE GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB E.H.S. BAND E.H.S. ORCHESTRA FRENCH CLUB The Cercle Francais unde r the much appreciated and able leadership of Les Mademoiselles Ottaviano andGureghian enjoyed one of its best seasons and certainly its most varied. Variety is the spice of 1 i f e , so many say, and our French Club this year pursued many original ideas and projects that were new, and therefore entertaining, to those who participated in them. Attendance at French movies and operas, dining at a French restaurant, a coffee hour, and a Christmas party highlighted the year, with talks on school and social life in France, French music, and other phases of French life adding a touch of culture, thus rounding out a well-balanced program. The meeting, including the saluting of our flag in French, and the singing of the Marseillaise were conducted almost entirely in the language, and games played were carried on in the saime manner. Our club also t o o k part in the Christmas a s s e m b 1 y this year, singing several Cantiques de Noel and supplying a delightful bit of originality to the occasion. The year, on the whole, was quite successful, and again much thanks to our moderators. OFFICERS: MODERATORS: President - Richard Gray Mile. V. Ottaviano Vice-President - Philip Simons Mile. S. Gureghiaji Secretary - Barbara Elder Treasurer - Richard Talbot 95 ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club of Everett High School had its 20th successful season. The Club entertained the parents of the members on December 5, 1 957 by putting on a demonstration class in Italiaji followed by musical selections by the members. The project for the year was to locate the hometowns of the ancestors of each club member on a large map of Italy. The members of the Club completed the year with the annual Italiaji Night on May 17, 1958. Two one act plays in Italian were presented. The officers of the Club are: President Arlette Roselli Vice President Charles Ricci Treasurer Charles DiPerri Secretary Georgianna Aceto 96 SPANISH CLUB Mitel mm Officers of the Spanish Club for the year 1957-1958 were Pres.: Gerriann Wheeler; V.P,: Theresa MuoUo; Sec: Carole Scheri; Treas: Thomas Lee. The Spanish Club participated in the Christmas Assembly program. Honorary member of the club is Pilar Cofrades, who came to Everett High from Madrid, Spain. The Spanish Club is planning a Fiesta to be held in April, commemorating Pan-American week. The club will also sponsor a poster contest to engender enthusiasm for Cosas hisponamericanas. iw- — - 97 - ' H y JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Helena Rauseo, Andrew DeAvamzo, Steven Flint, and Patricia Lucci. JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Stajiding: John Putnam, Sharon Colvin, Carolyn Larson emd Anthony Papa. Seated: Marie DiNanno, Janet Farrell, Barbara Bradford, Georgette Fitzgerald, Nancy Giacobbe, James Medugno, and Lillian Montelbajio. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Standing: Doris Mietzner, Leonard Guarrera, George Olivero, Robert Pratt, Ja mes Thistle. Seated: Carole L a R u e , Angela D i D o n a t o , Catherine Apruzzeee, UrsulaScapalline, Joan Bono, Carole Pelosi, Josephine Giacobbe. A 101 FOOTBALL 1957 a p • - THE SEASON The outlook for the 1957 season had been dubious from the start, but little did we expect the disasterous record which befell our stalwarts. Coach Sarno had predicted that anything could happen, but hopes were pointed toward the heavens all in vain. The first set-back was in the loss of the veteran, Co-Captain Dan McCarthy, who was put out of action for the entire season with a broken shoulder. Next came the Asian Flu and between illness, postponed games, cancellations, and substitute opponents, we did manage to finish the season. On a very cold night we opened against Manchester N. H. in their stadium and the boys managed to do pretty well. Co-Captain Tom Borelli played an out- standing game in the line as did Leo Ciulla and Bob Santoiani at the end spots. Len La Bella ran the team in masterful style and passed and ran well and we brought home a victory by the score of 25 to 13 Somerville, always an excellent club, was next in line. This game was played in Somerville for the first time in a long while. It was a nip and tuck affair from start to finish, but we were doomed to drop our first game by the score of 13 to 8. Again it was Borelli aided by Giggie and Golden who were standouts. Quincy, a big team with potential greatness, was next in line. This was our first home game and a chance to show the home town what we had. This was a battle down to the last second. Quincy scored first and led 6 to 0, but with a minute and twelve seconds to go, La Bella tossed to Medugno and the score was tied. Following the kick off a desperation pass by Quincy was intercepted and the game ended with Everett on their 10 yard line. Then came the Flu. Arlington postponed and we rested. Next came Medford and they canceled. Two weeks and no game. Then back came Arlington all worked up and inspired by their upset Victory over un- defeated Weymouth. We were no match for the Spy Ponders and they hammered out a decisive 33 to 6 victory. The following week we substituted undefeated Waltham for canceled Weymouth. This was the most interesting game of the season, from a scoring point of view. Everett more than held its own during the first half and our hopes were high for the unexpected. In the second half we ran out of steam and the boys from the Watch City took over. The final score was Waltham 32 Everett 19. Borelli, Lee.Giggiand La Bella were all standouts. Nashua N. H., about which we knew little, gave us a lesson the following week. We were humbled by the score of 33 to 12, That was a long and quiet ride home. Maiden and the 57th renewal of our rivalry took place in Maiden. We were the underdog s, but once again during the firsthalf we were inform. The second half started at 7 to 7, but once again the roof fell in and we wound up on the short end of a 21 to 7 score. We wanted that final game with our ancient rival Chelsea badly. A win would take a lot of sting out of our losses, but this was not to be. A superior Chelsea team stuffed our Thanksgiving turkey with a very de- finite 25 to 0 defeat, CXir season was not good but in defeat there is victory, for the lessons of life are not always in victory but in what we learn by our mistakes. We are proud of our coaches, proud of our team, and proud of our classmates on the team. r rr r ? BASKETBALL 57- ' 58 THE SEASON The 1957-58 basketball season got underway with Chelsea, our first opponent. Our tall and somewhat anxious team at once gained the lead and kept it throughout, .to win 61-41. The boys, especially with height they have this year in Flint, Ells, Tanny- hill, King, Papa, and Gray, played a terrific game. The defense was good eind not many got by Simons, Ball, or Russo. The big game of the season was next, and we traveled to Somerville to meet our traditional rival. It was Friday the 13th and our luck just wasn ' t with us. We were ahead throughout the game but in the final quarter they gave us a rough time. In the last five seconds Somerville scored and won 54-53. It was a heartbreaker but a well-played game on the part of both teams. Next we went to Q u i n c y where w e were to meet a fairly strong team. Good team play and standouts such as Ells, Flint, and Simons, helped keep them trailing us. We won 64-54 and a happy team returned to Everett. The Everett - Lowell game and another victory! The score --a high 81 -51 ! Quite a game ! On to Weymouth where we were to meet a strong Ist place team which had no losses on its record-so far! But they hadn ' t played Everett yet! We took this game by a score of 52-47 and the high scorers for the night were Gray and Flint. Our next victim was Revere who fell by a s c o r e of 74-40 on our home court. It was a good game and baskets were made left and right-by Everett of course ! On to North Quincy and our fast moving basketball team took anothe r game by the score of 63- 34. Our defense gets better all the time! Gray and Ball were top scorers for the night, each with 14 points. We traveled to Maiden, our long-time rival, and there gain- ed another victory to add to o u r ever growing list. The score 63-56. Another game with Chelsea which promised to be the same as the first one, was. We came out on the top of a 77-58 score. Next the second and p r o b ab ly one of the m o s t exciting games with S o m e r v i 1 1 e ever played. The boys were quite nervous amd got behind in the first. They made a thrilling come back but didn ' t quite catch up and Somerville again beat us by a score of 69-65. Determined to keep our record from being marred by any more losses, the team plunged into the next game with Quincy with great enthusiasm and won by a score of 58-55. On to Medford and of course again good news. Steve Flint got baskets left ajid right and was as usual sensational at the foul line. Billy Ells was also great that game. The score-- ,71-42! Baskets, baskets, and more baskets! Quite a bit of action was seen in offensive play in the Lowell-Everett game and the score was a high 84-47. Who won? What a question! I A fairly strong Weymouth team invaded our territory next, out couldn ' t hold the Everett team down. They went home sad, while we celebrated another win with the score of 54-31. 1 Our last away game of the season was at Revere cuid the iscore rose high. At least ours did! Victory 85-53. 77-49 was the result of the next geime with North Quincy. High scorers were Gray and Ells and the defensive work was wonde rf ul. Maiden again and our last league game. The score 81-59. Once Everett got out in front they stayed tiiere. At the conclusion of the regular season we were invited to participate in the Tech Tourney in Boston Garden. Our trial run found us dumping New Bedford by the score of 76-52. In the quarter finals we were caught nappin and Lynn English tipped us over by the score of 60-52. I To coach Putnam and his boys congratulations on a job well done. Dick Gray The Record Everett 61 Everett 53 Everett 64 Everett 80 Everett 83 Everett 52 Everett 72 Everett 63 Everett 63 Everett 77 Chelsea 47 Somerville 54 Quincy Medford Lowell Weymouth Revere N. Quincy Maiden Chelsea 54 60 51 48 40 34 56 58 Everett 65 Everett 58 Everett 71 Everett 84 Everett 54 Everett 77 Everett 81 Somerville 69 Quincy Medford Lowell Weymouth N. Quincy Maiden 55 42 47 31 49 59 Tournament Play Everett 76 New Bedford 52 Everett 52 Lynn English 60 -J Phil Simons Bill Tanneyhill CANDIDS 109 CANDIDS 110 CANDIDS 111 1. Connie Pirello 2. Anne Henderson 3. Sophie D ' Agostino 4. Lillian Loveys 5. Barbara Elder 6. Arlenc Kendall 7. Ruth Trick ott 8. Wilma Sheppard 9. Dolores Celata 10. Barbara Cronin 11. Judy- Mills 12. Edwina Lcpper 13. Dave Kerr 14. Janet Coviello 15. Diane Baldasarc 16. Judy Minieri 17. Marjorie Peach 18. Nick Corvino and Friends 19. Anne Henderson again 20. Carole Scheri 21. Jeannette Turner 22. Walter Ravioli 23. Frank Saia 24. Evelyn Vetrano 1. Florence Bisesti 2. Arlene Kendall 3. Elaine Martini 4. Lois Bennett 5. Jean Gilson 6. Carol Anderson 7. Dorothy Trafton 8. BobSantoiane 9. HelenSadillo 10. Maralyn Freeman 11. Robert Bradford 12. Josephine Marino 13. Janice Plunkett 14. Jean Hayden 15. Carol Mullen 16. Elaine Weiniewski 17. Ada T e a 1 18. Patricia Doherty 19. BarbaraBaron 20. Judith Mineri 21. Charles Rivers 22. Vincent Pisacreta 2 3. Leonard La Bella 24. Garry Tratt 25. Elaine Grava 26. Thersa MuoUo 27. Joan Ryan 28. Elena C i m i n i 29. Ann Cassidy 30. Jeanette Porriello 31. Kathleen Reardan 32. Stephanie Russo 33. Brenda De Rosa 34. Olympia Guerrerio 35. Barbara Haner 36. Thomas Lee 1. Elaine Lucci 2. Billy Hudson 3. Dotty Evans 4. Don Foley 5. Ann Coppolo 6. Joseph Giacomazza 7. Frances Schcna 8. Joe Ricci 9. Be ve rly Vcnstrom 10. Paul Las site r 11. Judy B 1 o m 1 e y 12. Ruth Roberts 13. M a i t a Rockoff 14. Roscmarie Vinci 15. Carol Gianatassio 16. Janice Gagliardi 17. Lucille Del Isola 18. Helen Ann Maniscalco 19. Elizabeth Petrillo 20. Teresa Valeri 21, Carol Supino 22. JoanHaggerty 23. Angela Petrocelli 24. Susjui Petrone 25. Patricia Siciliano 26. Gayle Dannenberg 27. Ann Marie Luciano I. Jeanne Mercier Z. Jeanne Greer 3, Joyce Ericson 4. Salvatore Parascand 5. Barbara Hayes 6. Marguerite Sartini 7, Joanne Cope- land 8. Diane Messina 9. Cynthia Anderson 10. Janice Puopolo II. Joanne Cordeau 12. Rose JLa Rosa 13. Robert Belling 14. Barbara Calendar 15. Lucy Buonopane 16. Judy Feinberg 17. Merideth Davis 18. Delores Rainone 19. Claire Centurino 20. Dan McCarthy 21. Nancy King 22. Stephajiie Sabella 23. Gerry Wheeler 24. Catherine Mayo 25, Walter Baron 26. Joanne Moreschi 27. Janice Rossi 28. Barbara O ' Keefe 29. James Colarusso 30. Gerry Perrella