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

Notes for the 1959 volume:

Page 49 contains legendary jazz artist Armando Anthony Chick Corea.

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

MEMORIES OF EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL  NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY NINE 3 1759 00099 7449 WE THANK YOU FOR A LIFE DEDICATED TO THE YOUTH OF EVERETT DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO YOU 3 OUR MEMORIES ARE FRESH Alfred C. Dowd Joseph J. Cantalupi Julia M. Gibbons Richard E. Hickey Hazel W. Holt Michael M. Fortunate Lois E. Alpert Gordon H. Morris Helen M. Gibbons Gertrude Bjornwall Lillian G. Richardson Alice C. Drago FOR THEIR DILIGENCE 6 OF OUR FACULTY MEMBERS J Joseph W. Finegan Paul F. Sullivan John W. Fitzgerald Joseph P. Barry Rose M. O ' Rourke Amerino J. Sarno Grace W. Mackie William Richmond Louis A. Wendelstein Robert N. Millett, Jr. Ruth G. Hines Willard B. Whittemore Edward Leo Ruth L. Morgan Peter DeSesa THEY WERE UNDERSTANDING Mario Vultaggio Eileen A. Whelan James T. McKinlay, Jr. Ralph W. Mallett Mary DuVal Ursula Leach John C. DiBiaso Caroline F. Gerety John B. DeGiacomo Thomas A. Sullivan Sylvia Goureghian Benjamin Q. Belonga Thomas R. Brickley Lenox B. Putnam Zolten J. Csicsek THEY WERE TOLERANT 1 ■ I viiaif ' iii-ri-iito THEY WERE WISE Celest Lambert Frederick Leach Evelyn A. Murphy Elizabeth M. MacMahon James E. Rafferty Evelyn S. Donnelly Mathew V. Walsh Leo P. Kutubres Victor E. DeRubeis Virginia M. Ottaviano Joseph R Hilyard James P. McCauley Helen L. Clark Mary E. Dorn Denis A. Gildea Christine M. Lawlor Alice M. Brennan ■MB THEY WERE SINCERE Front Row Mabel G. Curnane Lettie Russo Attorney Albert E. Morris Joseph A. Curnane Margaret Denny Back Row Attorney William H. Gerety Dr. William T. Harrington Attorney Charles E. Brickley Dr. LeRoy J. Kelly, Jr. Eleanor Rathbun, Secretary William P. Canty, Superintendent 10 OUR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President LEADERS Secretary Treasurer Helena Rauseo Patricia Lucci Susan lossa TO OUR YEARBOOK STAF BIOGRAPHY STAFF ' - r standing: Marion Messina, Barbara Zagorsky, Judy Scaparotti, Stephanie Leather , Mary Chandler, Marie DiNanno, Suzanne Freedman, and Barbara Bradford. Seated: Sue lossa, Frank Beradino, Andy D ' Avanzo, Richard Talbot, and Patricia Lucci. SECRETARIAL STAFF Standing: Marion Messina, Marjorie McCarte, Marjorie Clarke, Patricia Lu c c i , Irene Sullivan, Sitting: Marilyn Dunbrack. Carol DeFlumeri, Judy Scaparotti, Kathleen DaPonta, Barbara DonavOiis-xN J X ACTIVITIES STAFF Standing: Carolyn Larson, William Harrington. Sitting: Cathy McManus. Alice Cooper, Helena Rauseo, Pauline Senibaldi. Janet Micarelli. As Freshmen, we were in the top position as the Upperclassmen or Seniors in the Parlin. It was a good year. Our football, basketball, and baseball teams were State Champions and we were very proud of them. Our Class Officers were: Billy Harrington, President; Dick Talbot, Vice-President; Pat Lucci, Secretary; and Lillian Montalbano, Treasurer. Carolyn Larson and Steve Flint received the Out- standing Citizenship Award while Sue Freedman was named the winner of the Prize Speaking Con- test. Among the unforgettable memories of our Freshman year are: the tyranny of the Traffic Squad .... .the Afternoon Socials which petri- fied the bashful boys and blushing girls then there was the E (not for excellency) Club the Thursday assemblies the reciting of the never-to-be-forgotten Character. Then we so well recall to mind Parlin Day when forty three members of this outstanding class re- ceived the coveted Parlin P Award. Now we were ready and eager for the short walk across the street to the High School. But were we in for a shock! ! We were now on the lowest rung of the social ladder — lowly Sophomores. Despite the constant reference to little kids by upper classmen, getting lost in the corridors, hunting for the elevators, and searching for our rooms we managed to survive. For weeks we walked about with our mouths open because of the freedom of speech In the corridors. No ten p.m. sessions here for talking while we filed. We elected the following to lead us on: Billy Harrington, President; Larry Lifson, Vice-President; Pat Lucci, Secretary; and Helena Rauseo, Secretary. Stephanie Leather, Marie Pesce, and Dick Talbot represented us in the School Council. During the year just as many as possible were members of the various school organizations and participated in the pre- sentations possible. The backbone of the football team was found in Ciulla, Medugno, Scarinci, and Leet while Johnny Ball and Steve Flint won spots on a great basketball team. We concluded our Sophomore year with a great sense of accomplish- ment we survived. Considering ourselves a vital necessity to Everett High we returned as Juniors. By this time we were well adjusted and now it was our turn to harass those poor little Sophomores. We had grown accustomed to the luxury of the Cafeteria, the tranquility of Rm. 202, the flooded gym lockers, and the splendor of the Trophy Room. Junior year was filled with activity. This time we elected Steve Flint, President; Helena Rauseo, Vice-President; Pat Lucci, Secretary; and Andy D ' Avanzo, Treasurer. Student Council mem- bers were Connie Napolitano, Sue loss a, John Putnam, and Dick Talbot. Our Athletes again were representative of this great class and were the con- stant threat in our opponents ' hair. Greatest of all were our gallant and gracefull Ballerinas of the Talent Show. Our first real formal was this year and it was the outstanding event in our Junior year. The Junior F rom . . . Stardust . . . How com- pletely different everyone looked. Beautiful young ladies in evening gowns escorted by young gentle- men in tuxedoes. It ' s no wonder no one spoke to each other for an hour or so, we didn ' t recognize each other. This was the climax to our Junior year, a year of hard work, but a year of fun. At last we had arrived this was it . . . Seniors!! that magic word. With the usual calm confidence of the ambitious Senior we enter school with the perenial casualness of kittens. What a shock We must beat the Russians in the race to the moon school is now loaded with prospective Everett High scientists. We soon were in the swing of things, our seats on the window sills of the cafeteria were all reserved for us as were the front rows in the Auditorium. Our dignity was being appreciated. Steve Flint was again elected Presi- dent, Helena Rauseo, Vice-President; Pat Lucci, Secretary; and Sue lossa. Treasurer. Representa- tives on the School Council were: Audry Lantz, Vice-Chair man; Dave Dyer, Connie Napolitano, John Putnam, and Janet Farrell. Jack Anzivino was chosen as GoodGovernment Representative and once again Steve Flint received recognition as recipient of the Brotherhood Award. Yearbook staffs were elected, the disaster of the football season and the glamour of the basketball season and Boston Garden soon passed. We had our pictures taken and swapped them with our friends, posed for more pictures, hoped for more days off because of bad weather and so the end was drawing near. The Club activities had all swung in and out of action and now we knew the day was near at hand. The Senior Ball our final dance as High School students Class Day with all its levity and the fun which followed. The final assembly of the Class of Fifty Nine Our Graduation. As we now look back upon our twelve long years of schooling they become but a very short walk down the roadway of life. We shall miss our friends and classmates whom we have taken for granted and many are the ones whom we shall never see again. The little things we learned are now becoming mountains of good sense. The good times we had together can never be relived. Our future lies ahead but our past will always be a gathering of many pleasant MEMORIES 14 15 WHEN OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY 17 YOUR CLASSMATES AND COMPANIONS Marilyn Kerrins 25 Connie Napolitano WALTZ KING AND QUEEN EMATI AWARD Elaine Pitts and James Connors Pauline Senibaldi 1958 CLASS DAY USHERETTES AND USHERS 26 SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE ORATORICAL WINNERS BOYS STATE AWARD r if i Barbara Zagorsky, Billy Harrington, ajid Sue Freedman Steve Flint and Billy Harrington 27 SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS standing: John Anzivino, Bobert Comeau, John Ball, Kathleen Morgan, John Putnam, and Domenic Pensavalli. Seated: Pauline Senibaldi, Marilyn Dunbrack, James Connors, Lenore D ' Angelo, Nancy Giacobbe, and Barbara Bradford. CLUBHOUSE AWARD OUTSTANDING LINEMAN AWARD BROTHERHOOD AWARD Steven Flint ENTER TO LEARN MARTHA ABBOTT 15 Jones Street Marty Dramatics 3-4, Gilbert Sullivan 4, Talent Show 4. The number one spot in this year book For Marty we reserved, For if you know her as we do, This fine honor she has deserved. MARY ANN AMBARIK 59 Kinsman Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3. Mary Ann will be punching keys As a secretary she ' ll be great She has a winning personality We know she will really rate. GEORGIANNE ACETO 484 Ferry Street Georgie Italian Club 2-3-4. Georgie is attractive, witty, and wise, Her true desire she does not disguise, As secretary to a great physician. She will fill her life ' s ambition. FRANCES ACORNLEY 29 Rock Valley Avenue Fran Taking notes from the boss ' s knee A secretary is what Fran wants to be. With her red hair and sparkling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. JEAN ANNETTI 21 Belmont Street Here ' s a girl we like you bet! Here ' s a girl we ' ll never forget! ROBERT ALONGI Of all the secretaries You ' ve ever 40 Road B seen, ■ tgob The best one, of course, is sure to Football 2-3-4, Tracks, French Club be Jean. 3-4. Bob will make a very good flier. And for sure, he will go higher. He ' s a boy who always has a grin And success and happiness he ' s bound to win. 34 GO FORTH TO SERVE JOHN ANZIVINO 29 Glendale Street Jack Baseball 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Italian Club 2-3-4, Homeroom Offi- cer 4, Talent Show 3-4. Jack is a very apt guy He set his goal way up high. We say in truth that this classmate As an engineer will really rate. JAMES BABCOCK 14 Knox Park Jim Jim ' s a real fine guy 1 And an engineer he ' s sure to climb O high A For he ' s one of the best, To have come from E.H.S. RICHARD BABSON 219 Chelsea Street Dick Baseball 4. Engineering is Dick ' s aim We hope this goal he will attain He ' s got the looks and the way, That ' ll make him a big success someday. CHRISTINE BAKIRAKIS 8 Waverly Street Chris French Club 3-4, Glee Club 2. Chris ' s ambition is to go to college Her goal to increase her wealth of knowledge And we know success is hers, surely In whatever she should decide to be. JOHN BALL 157 Glendale Street Don Juan Baseball 2-3-4, Football 4, Basket- ball 2 -3 -4 -Co -Captain, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Homeroom Office 4. Handsome John is our athletic star Just name the sport he ' s the best by far He ' s always full of fun, laughs, and pranks For such good times we give him many thanks. JANICE BARBUTO 121 Clarence Street Jan Janice is the girl who is full of fun With always a smile for everyone She ' s oh, so cute and very clever. To be a secretary is her endeavor. 35 ENTER TO LEARN MARIE BARISANO 12 Road B Lee The future of our gal Lee Looks very bright indeed For with her beauty, charm, and personality She is sure to succeed. FRANCIS KENNETH BERARDINO 43 Highland Avenue Berry Football 2-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Year- book Staff. Berry is handsome with sparkling eyes As a writer he ' ll get the pullet surprise. On one thing we all agree, his career will Work out successfully. MARIE BARLETTA 37 Floyd Street Marie is a girl with great ambition As a hair dresser she ' ll gain great recognition With her winning ways m d pleasing smile She ' ll be a hair stylist well worth while. MARGARET BARRETT 88 Jefferson Avenue Peggy Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Homeroom officer 4, Glee Club 2. Peggy ' s the girl with the great big smile. As a boss ' s secretary she ' ll be right in style. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality We know her dreams will become a reality. i 4 1 JOHN BARRY 59 Grover Street Barry May success follow him all the day We ' ll be behind him all the way No matter what this lad chooses to be his career We know he ' ll succeed when he de- parts from here. 36 GENE T. BERTOCCHI 101 Florence Street Butch Tall, dark, and handsome Always full of fun. When you need an A-1 mechanic He ' ll give you a job well done. GO FORTH TO SERVE CHARLOTTE ANN BESSLER 29 Clarence Street Tootsie Gilbert ajid SuUivaii 3, Glee Club 2-3-4. She ' ll work for a doctor, To type aiid file. She has a pleasing personality and A winning smile. RALPH BLAKE 28 Arlington Street Red Band 2-3. Red will study day by day. To take the exam for a CPA. Pushing grocery carts he receives little pay . But he ' ll someday be wealthy, I truthfully say. LILLIAN BONO 1 Loren Park Laughing, smiling all the day Lillian is always happy and gay. With her shorthand skill and typing speed She is the girl her employer will need. ALFRED BOVA 41 Winthrop Street Al has friends both far and near, We know he ' ll choose the right career. For when that day comes along, He ' ll be both willing and strong. XT ' PHYLLIS BOY 41 Winthrop Street Though undecided about her fate. We know her plans will turn out great. With pretty hair and sparkling smile. She ' ll be remembered a long long while. 37 BARBARA MAE BRADFORD 24 Baker Road Barbie Homeroom President 3-4, Junior Prom 3, Glee Club 3-4, Yearbook Staff. Barbie ' s the girl with loads of personality. A private secretary is what she wants to be. Barbie ' s always happy and full of fun, For her a successful future has just begun. ENTER TO LEARN JEAN ANNETTE BURKE 46 Shute Street Li years to come Jean will wave and shampoo And even manicure your nails too. She ' ll have her own little shop of beauty Vvliere everyone will marvel at her ingenuity. MICHAEL PETER CAFASSO 63 Winthrop Street Pete French Club 3-4. When personality was handed out Pete was in the very front row. May your future as an engineer be bright Stay as your are, you ' ll be all right. JOAN MARIE BURKE 46 Shute Street Joanie will be the business end Typing and filing will be her trend We know this girl will be a success Because she always does her best. f ROBERT BURSEY 8 Rosedale Avenue Bob Football 2 - 3 - 4 , Band 2-3-4, Or- chestra 2-3-4, French Club 4. Whenever mischief was in the air Bob for one was always there As to his future, it ' s still a mystery But this boy ' s sure to go down in history. CAROL BYRD 70 Central Avenue Pigeon We all know Carol, she ' s quite the girl Giving all the boys a whirl. Here ' s one Pigeon that will carry a note And raise many a lump in some boy ' s throat. NICHOLAS CAIAZZO 18 Parlin Street Baseball 2-3-4-Football 2-3, Bas- ketball 4, Italian Club 2-3-4. Nicky ' s future lies in sports; In baseball he is great And with that smile ajid his winning ways. He ' s sure to hit home plate. 38 GO FORTH TO SERVE FRANCIS CANZANO JR. 49 Highland Avenue Fran Football 2. All English words he will express, Wliile standing in front of his big printing press. BARBARA CARBONE 70 Wilbur Street Barby Gilbert and Sullivan 3, To go no deeper Barby is great, But as a bookkeeper She would really rate. Glee Club 3. MARIANNE CARDELLO 27 Lewis Street Her quiet charm and happy face Will ring her miles from every place Li an office she ' ll fill a position Which, by the way, is her ambition ANNETTE L. CAPRIO 5 Courtlaiid Street Chickie Always happy always gay Thats our Chickie in every way. To be a secretary is her dream. At that we know she ' ll be supreme. DANIEL CARLIN 53 Sycamore Street Danny Homeroom officer 4, Manager 2, Lyceum 2,3,4. Danny is sure to be A success as you all will see. As a dentist he ' ll achieve great fame Helping to relieve all toothache pain. 39 RONALD WILLIAM CARNEVALE 16 Gilmore Street Ronny Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 4, Dance Committee 2-3. Ronnie wants to increase his know- ledge So he says he ' s going to college But to be sure, this can be said, He ' s added grey hair to many a teacher ' s head. ENTER TO LEARN AMELIA ANN CARPENITO 119 Chelsea Street Tiny Homeroom Officer 2-4. Four feet nine and full of fun, Tiny ' s friendly with everyone; She ' s cute, she ' s neat; and very petite. And as we all see, she ' s very sweet. ZAVEN CASARJIAN 8 Maiden Street Friendliness, sparkling eyes and wit They ' re what make Zaven a hit. No doubt they ' ll help him in his career When he becomes a leading engineer. iV JUDITH CARROLL 108 Linden Street Judy To be an airline hostess is Judy ' s desire This goal we know she will acquire A pretty girl among all those pass- engers She ' ll be able to handle all the occurs. WILLIAM T. CARROLL 4 Heath Street Billy Bill has been with us all through school With all his personality and good looks He ' ll be Terrific at keeping books. JOHN J. CASALI 15 Oakes Street Johnny Italian Club 2-3-4. Johnny who so often used to shirk Has finally decided to go to work. Although he hasn ' t decided on his main ambition We ' re sure he ' ll find his own posi- tion. 40 EDWARD F. CASSELY 45 Waverly Avenue Teddy Football 4, French Club 4, Home- room Officer 2. If his smile is always ready You can be sure his name is Teddy In the business world he ' ll really rate Buying and selling real -estate. GO FORTH TO SERVE CAROLYN JEAN CASSIDY 70 Madison Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 2-4. Carolyn is a girl known by all She has a wonderful personality To be a teacher is her goal She has the necessary qualities. GAIL CELATA 197 Bradford Street Very quiet never a word Always around but never heard Though undecided of her desire We know she ' ll set the world on fire. MARY E. CHANDLER 48A Prescott Street Beth French Club 3, Homeroom Officer 2-4, Talent Show 3-4, Dance Committee 3, Glee Club 2-3-4, Year- book Committee 4. Mary is pretty, popular, charming and gay With a personality that goes a long way Her winning ways and pleasing smile, She ' ll be a nurse for only a while. JUDITH CHAPIN 40 Oliver Street Judy Serving coffee, serving tea An airline hostess Judy will be, She ' s very pretty but kind of shy, We know she ' ll be great while flying high. JOSEPH CATINO 34 Linden Street Joe Italian Club 2-3-4. Joe wants adventure in his work; His goal is a high one, indeed He wants to be a pilot, you see. And Joe, we all hope you will succeed. ANDREW CHIARELLO 27 Highland Avenue Andy Spanish Club 4. Andy is the class live wire He ' s the boy we all admire Always laughing full of fun And a friend to every one At whatever he tries he ' ll be skilled And his every ambition will be ful- filled. ENTER TO LEARN LEROY C. CIOTTI 149 Cottage Street Cy Cy is quiet Cy is a kid With a great big heart. KATHLEEN T. CLARK 105 Jefferson Avenue Kathy Kathy is always on the ball With a pretty smile liked by all. A secretary she wants to be She ' ll please her boss we all agree JAMES CIRINO 12 Wedgewood Street Jim Dramatics 4. Always happy, full of fun That ' s how all his friends are won In this field he ' ll achieve great fame. ROBERT CIRINO 6 Hadley Court Elcid Spanish Club 2-3-4 His winning smile And pleasant face Will bring Bob success Most any place. THOMAS CIULLA 34 Shirley Street Tom Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Italian Club 2-3-4, Dance Committee 3. Fooling, joking, clowning around, That ' s our Tommy making the teacher ' s frown. He ' s full of fun and fancy free. And what a hairdresser he will be. MARJORIE JOAN CLARKE 42 Walnut Street Joan Dramatics 1, Yearbook Staff. To be an airline reservationist and greet folks all day Is the way Joan wants to earn her pay. We ' ll all know in every deed With her charming smile she will succeed. 42 GO FORTH TO SERVE CLAIRE COHEN 112 Irving Street French Club 3. To be a Medical Secretary Claire has in mind, A more efficient one You ' ll never find Personality, looks, and ability to match. Doc . . . She ' ll make a beautiful catch. JOHN F. COLASANTI 169 Chestnut Street Colly Johnny is handsome and always with a smile His ambition is to walk down the aisle And with the question in view He will answer I do. PATRICIA COLLINS 113 Glendale Street Pat To make some lucky lad a wife, Is Pat ' s ambition in later life. She ' s of so shy but very sweet Her pleasing ways will never be beat. SHARON LEE COLVIN 21 Hall Avenue Shar Gilbert and Sullivan 2, French Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2-3, Glee Club 4. She ' s so cute and very sweet, Her personality is to us a treat Shar a nurse would like to be. And hand out pills to you and me. DANIEL COLANGELO 31 Belmont Street Danny Basketball (M a n a g e r ) 3-4, Track 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Talent Show 3-4. ROBERT F. COMEAU 15 Wall Street Bob Baseball 2-4, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Basketball 2, French Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 4. We feel that Bob is a very apt guy Who has set his ambitions and stand- ards high. To be an engineer is his aim And in this field he ' ll achieve great fame. 43 ENTER TO LEARN ROBERT COMMITO 5 Cross Street Bob Baseball 2-3-4, Italian Club 2-3-4. Bob was a part of the baseball team Which was tops in fifty -eight And we predict that after school As a teacher he ' ll be just as great. MILDRED E. CONKLIN 33 Maiden Street Millie Gilbert and Sullivan 2, Glee Club 3. To give the needles And pass out pills She ' ll help the sick and mend their ills. JOAN M. CORBETT 80 Gledhill Avenue Joni Orchestra 2-3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Talent Show 2-3-4. Joni ' s a girl with wit and charm To be a nurse is her fondest desire She ' d never do anybody any harm As a Florence Nightingale she ' ll sure fire. JAMES CONNORS 28 Wedgewood Street Jim Track 4, Gilbert and Sullivan 4, Spanish Club 4, Homeroom Officer 4. To picture Jim in a pulpit is hard, we agree Especially when he ' s so fancy free But a minister our boy will become Even if it means all study and no fun. ALICE M. COOPER 14 Porter Street Al Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Library Staff 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 3-4. Al would never admit this But we have many a witness To testify she ' s pretty and sweet And one of the smartest you ' ll ever meet 1 JOANNE RUTH CORDWELL 34 Garland Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2, Homeroom Officer 3. To be a model and set the pace Joanie will do witli such a grace Her sweet ways will win her fame And all will know-from E.H.S. she came. 44 GO FORTH TO SERVE ARMANDO Anthony Chick COREA 33 Abbott Avenue Chick Baiidl, Orchestra 1, French Club 2, Talent Show 2. Chick will lead a well-known jazz band Popular in every city in the land. Famous for their harmony, color, aiid pep, Bidding fair to equal Benny Goodman ' s Rep. FRANCIS A. COVIELLO 61 Madison Avenue Frankie Whatever his goal may be. Wherever his interests lie We know that he ' ll be tops He can ' t help but climb high. SADIE COX 9 Hamilton Street Sade Gilbert Sullivan 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Glee Club 1. In the business world Sade will be in demand, Her boss will find no cause for reprimand. With her personality that is so sweet, To know her is quite a treat. JEAN CRAVOTTA 87 Union Street Homeroom Officer 3, Glee Club 2-3- 4. First Jean wants to do some typing, But this won ' t last for life. Because this sweet Miss also Wants to be a good housewife. JAMES CORRIGAN 8 Henry Street Red Gilbert SuUivan 3-4. Standing Beside a dentist ' s chair, Is Jimmy with the bright red hair. In this position he makes his claim To success, to fortune, and to fame. SANDRA MAUREEN CREGAN 419 Ferry Street Sandy Her smile made us cheerful every day We go for Sandy in a great big way. To be a hairdresser is her ambition. She ' ll be terrific in this position. 45 ENTER TO LEARN BARBARA ANN CRUIKSHANK 9 Simonelli Place Babs A secretary is what Babs wan to be, And work in some big company, Her pleasing smile and friendly ways, Are sure to gain her fame and praise. RICHARD E. CURTIS 45 Estes Street Dickie Homeroom Officer 2. No matter what position he ' ll go after. With his good looks and grace He ' ll always win the race. RUTH CUDDY 27 Franklin Street iggy A beautician she is to be. And the best one --you will see, As Ruth follows in her field To her success will yield. PATRICIA CUMMINGS 370 Ferry Street Pat Pat is pretty, Pat is sweet; As an airline hostess She can ' t be beat. BETTE CUNNINGHAM 51 Oakes Street Spanish Club 2-3. For undecided Bette, We now make this guess. In whatever you may do, You ' ll be a masterful success. WILLIAM CURTIS 45 Estes Street Bill Spanish Club 4. Bill says it ' s the Army for him. To fight a war and keep in trim. If this is his ambition grand. He ' ll wind up general, as he as planned. 46 GO FORTH TO SERVE JOSEPH JAMES D ' ALELIO 7 Adams Avenue Joe Joe as ail engineer of fame Will be a credit to his name. In future years we ' ll see his work, so grajid, In desert places where once was sajid. VINCENT D ' ANTON A 33 Carlson Street Vinny Dramatics 1. Though quiet and studious Vinny may be, In the teaching profession we can clearly see That he ' ll be the tops that we all know, Good wishes are with him wherever he goes. LENORE D ' ANGELO 30 Floyd Street Homeroom Officer 4. Lenore is a doll and very sweet. With a winning way that ' s hard to beat. To be a secretary is her ambition She ' ll achieve success in this position. KATHLEEN DA PONTA 195 Broadway Kathie With her looks and winning way Our Kathie will be a success one fine day. To be a hairdresser is her idea, We know she ' ll succeed in this career. NANCY DASCOLI 124 Irving Street Nan Now here ' s a girl that you will find. Is hard to beat and very kind. Some young man will point with glee, And say, Look, Ma, that ' s the girl for me. 47 ANDREW D ' AVANZO 85 Lynn Street Andy Track 3-4, Lyceum 4, Gilbert Sullivan 4, Homeroom Officer 2-3, Class Officer 3, Dance Committee 3, Oratorical Contest 2. This is the lad with sage advice, Concerning rain, snow, and ice. May your future days be adicted. To the wonderful weather you ' ve predicted. ENTER TO LEARN I ELIZABETH DAY 120 Ferry Street Betty Betty is a girl full of fun Known and liked by everyone Some day someone ' s secretary she ' ll be We hope she won ' t lose her gaiety. PATRICIA De ANGELIS 87 Cottage Street Pier Flying high in the azure blue, We see our Pier tried and true. She ' ll cheer the angels way up high And flaunt her personality in the sky. CAROL ROSE De FLUMERI 25 Rich Street Yearbook Staff. We wish you well as a flying host- ess, Near heaven high and feel his close- ness. But guidance is your future aim, And we bet a pilot will be his name. WILLIAM De LORME 51 Sammet Street Bill Homeroom Officer 4. Handsome and quiet is his style. You ' ll tell Bill by his smile. An automotive engineer he ' ll be. With smiling radiators for you and me. BEVERLY De GEORGE 8 Cory Street Lee Dramatics 3, Gilbert and Sullivan 2, TalentShow3,GleeClub 2-3, Madri- gal 2-3, Art 1. The rhythmic tap of many feet. Is a dancer ' s wish that can ' t be beat. We hope you hear that gentle patter, Of your many children as you grow fatter. 48 MARY De LUCA 23 Maplewood Avenue Glee Club 1. Mary feels that she would love to be, A number girl for you and me, But lest she fools us one and all, She ' ll be a Belle with a different call. GO FORTH TO SERVE PAUL De NUCCE 76 Cedar Street Never much to say has he, But listens close to you and me, And then when all is said and done, Paul gives the ajiswer, the correct one. JOSEPH De TOUR 46 Irving Street Joe To be a mechanic Is Joe ' s only idea And we know he ' ll go Far in this career. PHILIP T. Di CECCA 49 Jackson Avenue Phil Lyceum 2. Phil is a quiet guy The kind that always succeeds As a lawyer We all know he ' ll stand by his creed. LOLA Di CESARE 39 Dean Street Italian Club 3-4. Nice things come in small pack- ages ! This little miss can always be. On our team of life and feel quite free, To spank our kids in the classroom Where, She will be teaching with astute care. RICHARD De PARI 74 Cleveland Avenue Richie Baseball 3-4, (Capt. 4), Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Spanish Club 4, Homeroom Officer 4. Richie is famed for his athletic feats In football, basketball and also track meets But in baseball he seems to be at his best We know in this field he can be a success. PETER Di GREGORIO 193a Belmont Street Pete Pete is the kind of fellow Whose disposition was always mellow Retain your even disposition And be a success in your position. 49 ENTER TO LEARN LOUIS DiLORENZO 59 Cedar Street D Homeroom Officer 4. Louie is full of fun and cheer, Always spreading joy to listening ears. But we all know whatever his career He ' s sure to become a millionaire. CHARLES DiPERRI 381 Main Street Chuck Football 3-4, Italian Club 2-3-4. Chuck wants to be a science engineer ■.Ve know he has the skill He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the will. ANN MARIE DiLORETO 92 Baldwin Avenue Band 4, Orchestra 4, Italian Club 2. Ann ' s a girl who ' s witty and clever And besides, she ' s pretty, too. That combination can ' t be beat. Good luck in whatever you do. DOMENIC DiLORETO 101 Bryant Street Muscles Dom ' s the big guy from E.H.S. Through the years we wish him success His good looks will bring him cheers As we ' ll remember him through the years. n MARIE GRACE DiNANNO 87 Madison Avenue Homeroom Officer 2-3 . Beautiful eyes, charm and poise Marie attracts all the boys All iier patients will be consistent When this pretty Miss becomes a dental assistant. MARILYN DiTILLIO 15 Hazel Park To cut hair and manicure nails We know Marilyn won ' t fail As a hair dresser she ' ll succeed Of that we are very sure indeed. 50 GO FORTH TO SERVE MARYLEE DOHERTY 59 Lexington Street Merrily Homeroom Officer 4. As a nurse all dressed in white Pretty Merrily will make her patient ' s day bright Morning, noon and night she ' ll be at tlieir side We will look on her with much pride. BARBARA MAY DONOVAN 48 Central Avenue Barb ' s Homeroom Officer 2 - 4 , Yearbook staff 4. Very pretty and oh so sweet, Barb ' s ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her aim. In this we know she ' ll gain much fame. ROBERT F. DOOLEY 23 Lynde Street Bob To be a draftmen On that Bob ' s mind is set He ' ll do a joy that ' s neat On that you sure can bet. i MARILYN V. DUNBRACK 3 Wilbur Street Dunny Band 2-3-4 (acrobatics) Homeroom Officer 3-4, Talent Show 3-4, Year- book staff 4. Talented Marilyn has just one desire As a dancer much fame she will ac- quire Her sweet looks will help her in this ambition As we ' re sure she ' ll succeed in this position. DENNIS DONNELLY 7 Prescott Road Football 4, Track 2-3-4. To go to college is Dennis ' s desire An ambition which he ' s sure to in- spire His personality and ability shows He ' ll be a success wherever he goes. ARLENE D ' URBANO 232 Vine Street To be a secretary Is Arlene ' s ambition We wish her all the best of luck In securing this position. ENTER TO LEARN 4a ' Mm DAVID W. DYER 211 Buckman Street Dave Football 2-3-4, Track 3-4, School Council 4, Dance Committee 2. Who was on the football team? Who ' s rough and tough and Brave? Who ' s a future engineer? Why anyone knows that ' s Dave! JOANNE EUZUKONIS 51 Chelsea Street Joanne is pretty, Joanne is sweet, Her many ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her dream. How can she miss, she ' s on the beam. ELAINE ELLS 213 Hancock Street Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Glee Club 4. Elaine ' s life will really be neat, A medical secretary is a treat. She ' ll always have joy and fun, And you can be sure the job will be done. RUSSELL ELVEY 13 Coolidge Street Russ Baseball 3-4,Band 2-3, Orchestra 2-3, French Club 2. Russ ' s life has one ambition. To be a teacher he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through Lots of luck in the future for you. J L DAIL ERICKSON 12 Winthrop Street Dee Glee Club 2-3. A phsychiatrist ' work is never through, So we ' re all wishing luck to you, Dee will always be happy and sweet, And you ' 11 find her work will be neat. 52 JANET FARRELL 180 Hancock Street Diz Homeroom Officer 3-4, School Council 4, Dance Committee 3. Active and happy all the day long, Diz will always be singing a song. Teaching is the job we find. That is foremost on her mind. GO FORTH TO SERVE NANCY FOTI 683 Broadway Nan French Club 2. A girl that has a pleasant smile And nice to be with all the while, In the fashion business we ' ll see Nan Designing clothes as we know she can. JAMES FRASSJCA 27 Harding Avenue Jim Track 2, Italian Club 2-3-4. The ambition of Jimmy, Is one not so rare, It ' s the wish to make money, May his future be fair. SUZANNE I. FREEDMAN 25 Francis Street Suzi Lyceum 2-3-4, Dramatics 2-3-4, Oratorical Contest 2-3. A research pharmacist-my that ' s great. So this is going to be Suzi ' s fate, Whatever she does you can be sure. That Suzi will work hard to find a cure. NANCY FRANCKS 363 Broadway Spanish Club 3-4, Librai-y Staff 2-3- 4. Nancy will always be plenty of fun. Even when high school is done. Lots of luck in whatever you do, You ' ll be happy to know we ' re all rooting for you. ANN FRONTERO 28 Everett Street Hear that laugh! Whom do you ex- pect? That ' s our Ann I ' ll make a bet. She ' s oh so cute and loads of fun, As a secretary she ' ll be number one. THOMAS GAFF 179 Shute Street Tom Tom is a killer, He ' s the man with the jive With his handsome looks and won- derful smile He ' s will really keep us alive 55 ENTER TO LEARN CHRISTINE GALLAGHER 51 Mansfield Street Chrissie An IBM operator, Is what Chrissie wants to be But, where ever she goes or does, She will fill hearts with glee. ALBERT F. GAULIN 181 Chelsea Street Tiny Tiny came to us from out of no- where But soon we found he was no square. He says his career will be Twenty long years in Uncle Sam ' s Navy. KEVIN GALVESf 6 Elm Street Kevin wants to go to College To increase his knowledge. Whatever field he plans to be in We know he will succeed in. PATRICIA GAMBY 65 Jefferson Avenue Patti Gilbert andSuUivan 3, Glee Club 2-3. A secretary is what Patti wants to be And, she will, with her wonderful personality Her pleasant ways and happy smile Will make her boss ' s job worthwhile. L MARIE GARDIN 48 May Street To be a beautician is for Marie. We know she ' ll try hard to succeed With her smart ideas and pleasant ways She ' ll have lots of customers every- day. 56 TERRANCE GEAR 80 Foster Street Teddy ' s full of fun and would do any- thing on a dare Full of fun and surprises his humor is rare Always joyful and so gay We wish him success in every way. GO FORTH TO SERVE WILLIAM F. GEAR 104 Ferry Street Billy His ambition we ask But he won ' t tell We are sure whatever he does He ' s sure to do it well. SONYA GEROKOULIS 75 Sycamore Street Sunny Dramatics 2-3, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Library Staff 2-3-4. Learning pupils their A ' s and B ' s Sunny will teach faithfully With her fine and pleasant ways They will go to school everyday. PHYLLIS F. GERACI 123 Vernal Street Phylis is sweet with a winning personality A beautician career suits her to a T We wish her well and want to say We know she ' ll succeed in every way. NANCY E. GIACOBBE 21 Gilmore Street Nan Homeroom Officer 2-3-4. A real nice girl who ' s on the beam To be a dress designer is her dream Nan ' s great personality will carry her threw A wonderful person whom we ' re all glad we knew. FRANCIS GIANNELLI 47 Woodville Street Cisco A fine machinist Francis wants to be We wish him luck And hope he succeeds. 57 BEVERLY ANN GILLESPIE 115 Francis Street Bev Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4 Club 2-3, Madrigal 2. Bev will fill her office with glee With her pretty smile and person ality She will type, write and file Serving everyone with a smile Glee ENTER TO LEARN NORMAN GLANTZ 59 Pierce Avenue Norm As a public accountant Norm will excel And we ' re sure he ' ll do his job well He has the best wishes of us all He ' ll reach to top and never fall. FRANCIS JOSEPH GOLDEN 38 Pleasant Street Frank Homeroom Officer 4, Football 2-3-4. Frank is one member of our gradu- ating class A good looking guy who always leads his class His ambition he did not name But we all wish him fame. ALAN GOLDSTEIN 121 Irving Street Al Lyceum 2, Dramatics 2, Gilbert and Sullivan 3-4. Alaji wants to be a physicist. We are sure He will be good-at-this. GEORGE GOLDEN 38 Pleasant Street Ganz Football 2-3-4. In and on the field of sports George was always there for re- ports His willing spirit was a treat His desire to succeed will never be beat. PAUL GORDON 75 Bucknam Street Flash Homeroom Officer 3. To work in radio and T.V. Paul is sure to succeed He has chosen a definite goal A job from which large fortunes roll. 58 ELLIOTT GOLDSTEIN 13 Silver Road Mouse Elliott does not need advice To go to a business school would be nice. He wants to be a business man, Which he thinks would be grand. GO FORTH TO SERVE JEFFREY GOLDSTEIN 35 Chatham Road Jeff Orchestra 4. Jeff will be a mathematician Aiid in his field he ' ll be a magician We ' ll remember our future Einstein For success and fame he will com- bine. CATHERINE GRIFFIN 69 Swan Street Kay Catherine Griffin, informally Kay, To marry, have children, a house- wife, so gay To meet up with Kay , I ' m sure you ' ll agree, A hajidsome, young bachelor will suit her to a T. PRISCILLA GRIFFIN 117 Bradford Street Silla Gilbert and Sullivan 2. To work in an office Doing typing and filing Priscilla will work And she ' ll always be smiling. JOHN GRINOVICH 99 Chestnut Street Jack As a draftsman Jack will be a credit to his company For he is sure to succeed SHEILA CAROLE GREEN 51 Garland Street Shelly Dramatics 2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Talent Show 3. Once upon a time in a nursery rhyme, There were 3 little men who got lost. But, when Sheila departs from E.H. S, Personality will be its cost. DIANNE GRUME LSKJ 136 Elm Street De De To be a stenographer Is Dianne ' s admiration We are sure she ' ll do fine In this occupation. 59 ENTER TO LEARN RICHARD HAROUTUNIAN 124 Harvard Street Harry As a draftsman Harry will be A sure delight to his company For what he sets out to do, You can be sure he ' ll put it through. WILLIAM HARRINGTON 55 Bennett Street BiU Baseball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Dra- matics 2-3-4, Class Officer 2, Ora- torical Contest 2-3-4, Talent Show 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Lyceum 4, Gilbert and Sullivan 3-4, Dance Committee 3. To be a doctor is for Bill His patients he ' ll serve with glee With his fine ways ajid good will They will go to him, happily. FRANK HAUSER, JR. 18 Arlington Street Our boy Frank says that he hopes to be. An optomerist for you and me. We hope he sees the way And tells us all we need not pay. CHARLES HEARNS 2084 Revere Beach Pkwy. Pretty Boy Football 4, Track 3. Charles wants to secure his country. In the Air Force he ' s bound to be. If this is what his mind is set on With him, you can depend on. LILA HEARNS 2084 Revere Beach Pkwy. Hearnsie This young lady says that her young life Will be round and full before she ' s a wife. To travel round the world and be A rich man ' s secretary, wait and see. V BERNARD HEATH 21 Bradford Stree Bernie French Club 2. What Bernie has chosen to do is fine You ' ll all agree For he has chosen to enter into an Air Force Academy. 60 GO FORTH TO SERVE JOHN HEWITT 106 Third Street John is a fine, young lad, iWe hope his days always glad We are sure someday he ' ll succeed As a part of the U.S. Navy. JUDITH HORNER 89 Jefferson Avenue Judy Judy ' s ambition is to type and take dictation A private secretary will be her occupation. She ' s quiet and sweet Success we know she ' ll meet. HENRY R. HOPKINSON 43 Elsie Street Seed Homeroom Officer 3. The perfections of his designs will prove That as a draftsman he ' s in the groove. May life be merry and full of cheer Stay the same as you were here. ROBERT HORNER 188 Bow Street Bob Football 2 - 3 , BasketbaU 2- Track 4. To be in television Is ' Bob ' s desire With his fine ways He ' ll be sure to be hired. 3-4, ELINOR MAE HOWELL 17 Englewood Avenue EUie Gilbert Sullivan 2-3, Spanish Club 2-3-4. Elinor ' s dream of merchandising will become a reality As she ' ll carry through with her pleasant personality. Success will be hers some find day As she travels on her way. BARBARA HURNEY 8 Linden Street Barbs Barbs wants to soar up in the sky And be a stewardess where she ' ll try To win a medal for making certain That none but she with the pil will be flirtin. ENTER TO LEARN SANDRA lAUNUZZI 21 Lewis Street Sandy To be a housewife is one of Sandy ' s ' fondest wishes She ' ll be happy cleaning house and doing dishes Always jolly and friendly too A great classmate through and through. SUSAN lOSSA 88 Pearl Street Sue Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2, Class Officer 4, School Council 3, Dance Committee 3 - 4 , Yearbook Staff (Assistant Editor). Sue sparkles with her charm and personality A prettier teacher you ' ll never see Full of fun and oh so sweet Our Sue definitely can ' t be beat. JOAN MARIE JANNINO 511 Ferry Street Jo Homeroom Officer 2. Joan in another girl we ' ll see way up high Dashing round the world midst the blue in the sky We wish you luck in future years And may your eyes be free from tears. HOWARD ITZKOWITZ 148 Main Street Howie To be an engineer The very best kind Is the ambition that Howie has in mind. GERTRUDE JAMES 19 Spring Street Trudy Homeroom Officer 3-4. In the future when at this girl you look Remember well the words in this book. Looks plus brains and personality Won ' t keep her long as a secretary. DEBORAH ANN OHNSON 56 Glendale Street Debbie Gilbert and Sullivan 2, French Clu 4, Glee Club 3-4. A nurse she wants to be, And a nice one, you can see, All dressed in starched white. She ' ll serve her patients day and night. 62 GO FORTH TO SERVE FRANK E. JOHNSON 89 Glendale Street Frankie Frankie ' s desire he did not name But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do The best of luck from us to you. WALTER JOHNSON 17 Arlington St. Wyatt Baseball 2-4, Track 3-4, Football 4. He didn ' t tell us Just what he plans to do But, whatever the future holds, Walter, may it bring good luck to you. i JEANNE JOHNSTON 29 Clarence Street Red Red-haired Jeanne wants to be A fine, young secretary And live forever happily. MARGARET MARY JOHNSTON 176 Bucknam Street Peggy Majorette 2-3-4. Hard to know But, well worth knowing Because she has a Personality always glowing. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON 89 Glendale Street Pat Yearbook Staff. Pat is pretty, and she ' s sweet Her happy ways just can ' t be beat In an office doing this and that Is just what will suit our Pat. JANET JORDAN 376 Main Street Jan Homeroom Officer 2. Janet is pretty, as you all can see; A telephone operator is what she ' ll be So, when we dial to make a call. Let ' s think of Janet; a wonderful doll! 63 ENTER TO LEARN DONALD A. KERR 19 Maplewood Avenue Skinney Gilbert and Sullivan, Talent Show. Drawing pictures, making new de- signs Is the ambition Skinney has in mind. With his smile and personality He ' ll be a hit just wait and see. MARILYN KERRINS 43 Villa Avenue Lyn Cheerleader 4, Talent Show 3. Pretty as a picture As nice as one can be She cheered the boys from E.H.S. On to victory. SUSAN J. LABELLA 51 Autumn Street Sue Homeroom Officer 3. Terrific personality and looks to match Sue will be a lucky catch. As a fashion designer she ' ll be a success, And rated as one of the very best. CAROL KITTREDGE 9 Mead Street Kitty Taking shorthand, typing letters As a secretary you ' ll find no better She ' s very pretty and so much fun She ' ll be a hit in the long run. JANICE CAROLE KRUEGER 16 Porter Street Jan Gilbert and Sullivan 2, Glee Club 3. Jan is such a pretty miss. Always gay and full of bliss. Her sparkling eyes and friendly smile Made her friendship so worthwhile. 64 HARRIET LANDSMAN 49 Hamilton Street Lands Dramatics 2-3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Operetta 3, Oratori- cal Contest 2. As an actress Lands is sure to get The academy award for best actress yet Her name in lights someday we ' ll find Miss Harriett Landsman of 1959. GO FORTH TO SERVE AUDREY LANTZ 40 Woodville Street Audie Cheerleader 4, Dramatics 2-3, Gilbert aiid Sullivaii 2-3-4, Home- room Officer 2-3-4, School Council 4, Dance Committee 4, Talent Show 3-4, Glee Club 3-4. One girl who is our choice, That ' s our Audrey with the lovely voice. She ' ll sing her way to wealth and fame , And fill the air with her sweet re- frain. MARTHA LARKIN 50 Glendale Street 3he always knows the answer, matter what the querry We hope that life goes in this way, And she never has a worry. OLYMPIA LaROSA 17 Albert Park Ollie OUie will add much to the office, With a personality as sweet as can be, She will become a perfect secretary, And please her boss indefinitely. CAROLYN RUTH LARSON 795 Broadway Tammie Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Dramatics 2- 3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Madrigal Singers 3-4, French Club 3- 4, Homeroom Officer 2-3-4, Talent Show 2, Oratorical Contest 2. As a cheerleader, Tammie was one of the best Scholastic ally she topped all of the rest, As an interpreter this lovely miss Is sure to get her every wish. EDNA JOYCE LAWSON 532 Ferry Street Eddie Library Staif 4, Glee Club 2-4. To set girl ' s Hair And start a new trend, We welcome Edna, As a girl ' s best friend. STEPHANIE R. LEATHER 19 Gledhill Avenue Stevie Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Band 2, Dramatics 2-3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, French Club 3-4, School Council 2, Talent Show 2-3, Oratorical Contest 2. Stevie was outstanding throughout her high school years and on the field she did her best to bring the boys good cheer For in her chosen field she head the 65 class As a designer, others she will sur- pass. ENTER TO LEARN HAROLD LEETE 45 Wilbur Street Football 2-3-4, Track 3, Homeroom officer 2-3-4. As captain of the football team he really rated high And often from the girls there came a longing sigh, As to what he wants to be, he doesn ' t know as yet. Surely a success, on that we all can bet. JOHN LOMBARDI 20 Victoria Street Johnny Spanish Club 4. Jolin is handsome and oh so clever To join the air force is his endeavor With his outstanding ways how can he miss But be the pilot of a B-26. WILLIAM J. LEWIS JR. 123 Francis Street Red Spanish Club 3-4, Homeroom Offi- cer 4. Red ' s a happy-go-lucky guy With flashing smile and dancing eye, As a sailor he ' ll conquer the seven seas Leaving the ladies weak in the knees. JOANNE LICCIARDI 47 Chelsea Street Oh, so cute and full of fun, Joannne gets along with everyone With her ability to make friends. She ' ll succeed at any trend. LAWRENCE E. LIFSON 120 Nichols Street Larry Lyceum 3-4, Dramatics 4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Class Officer 2, Junior Prom Committee. Here ' s a boy with brains and wit. With all his friends he ' s a hit, A doctor Lawrence wishes to be He ' ll succeed just wait and see. KAREN G. LOVETT 12 Estes Street Lovie Bringing his slippers and carrying his pipe Lovie will make some happy man a wife. In this we wish her wealth and fame. 66 GO FORTH TO SERVE PATRICIA LUCCI 338 Main Street Italian Club 2-3, Homeroom officer 2, Class Officer 2-3-4, Dance Committee 2, Assistant editor of yearbook. Pretty popular and full of fun That ' s our Pat she ' s number one Her winning ways will be her key To success happiness and prosperi- ty. SANDRA MacDONALD 127 Waverly Street Sandy Cheerleader 4, Gilbert and Sullivan 3-4. Serving coffee, serving tea An airline hostess she will be We all know that she ' ll succeed Since she ' s got everything she ' ll need. CHARLES MacKAY 6 Liberty Street Charlie Charlie ' s happy day or night He greets you with a smile so bright As a draftsman he ' ll be great And high on the list he ' ll always rate. WILLIAM MAGNER 30 Harvey Street Butchie Butchie ' s handsome, ajid sort of shy He ' s the most wanted type of guy For his dream house he ' ll draw the plan When he ' s a professional draftsman. JOHN LUONGO 114 Bradford Street Vinnie Homeroom Officer 3. John ' s personality will take him far, And his winning way wUl make him a star, Accounting is his chosen field. And we know success he will yield. 67 CHRISTINE MALIN 23A Belmont Street Chris Dramatics 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 2, Yearbook Staff. Scholastically Chris just can ' t be beat But here are none who are more sweet Since there is no one who ' s more clever We know she ' ll succeed in every endeavor. ENTER TO LEARN V. SANDRA MANGANARO 50 Tappan Street Sandy Typing, filing, dashing ' roxind No better secretary can be found She ' s as efficient as can be And a pleasure for all to see. MICHAEL MARINO 223 Ferry Street Mike Italian Club There are few boys like our Mike ' One you just can ' t help but like He wants to increase his wealth of knowledge So he ' s headed straight for college. JANE MANION 153 Glendale Street Janie Janie ' s oh so very quiet She ' s just as pretty as can be She wants to find a perfect diet, As a dietition professionally. DAVID R. MANZI 393 Ferry Street Dave Italian Club 3-4. Dave ' s a boy who ' s always fun ' Cause he ' s loaded with good cheer He definitely will succeed As an automotive engineer. CHARLES MARCHESE 33 Fremont Street Charlie Homeroom Officer 3. Charlie ' s a boy with laughing eyes He ' s one of the nicest kind of guys. At navy school he ' ll far outshine All the other guys in line. SUZANNE MASIELLO 38 Clark Street Sue Cheerleader 4, Dramatics 3-4, Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 3, Junior Prom 3. Hear a giggle, see a smile? Must be sue cause that ' s her style For her shining star she ' s reaching In her future years of teaching. GO FORTH TO SERVE NICOLA MASTRAOCOLA 92 Tileston Street He ' s full of fun and fancy free But he doesn ' t disclose his destiny He ' ll succeed in whatever he chooses Cause this happy guy just never loses. DOLORES E. MATTHEWS 71 Glendale Street Delly Gilbert and Sullivan 2-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Madrigal Singers 2-3-4. Delly will fill her life ' s ambition When she becomes a known physician Her day ' U be filled with giving pills. Writing prescriptions, curing ills JOAN MATTOLA 47 Adams Avenue Joanie Majorette 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 3. There goes Joanie in a huff The band ' s out of tune as she struts her stuff. She loves perfection and all things nice On her friendship there is no price. MARIE GRACE MATTUCHIO 36 Heath Street Homeroom Officer 2. Here ' s one girl who ' s never shy When she ' s around sparks will fly She ' ll be a secretary that ' s for certain And she ' ll do her typing while she ' s f lirtin ! BARRY WILLIAM MATTHEWS 71 Glendale Street Football 3, Track 3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, French Club 2, Talent Show 3. This is our Barry of drumming fame If he sticks to this he ' l make a name No matter what your future may be We hope you ' l fly high o ' er land and sea. 69 CHRISTINE MAZZONE 85 Linden Street Chris Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Italian 3-4. Chris is a girl with a nice warm smile Who seems so happy all the while As a teacher she ' ll be number one She ' ll even make school seem like fun. ENTER TO LEARN MARJORIE McCARTE 8 Timothy Avenue Margie Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Glee Club 3, Yearbook Staff. Margie would a secretary be For some young medic in dentistry With her charm and personality The patients will flock you wait and see. ROY McKINNON 33 Clifton Avenue To be a machinist, the very best kind, Is the ambition Roy has in mind. With his easy way and personality, Success in any field, will be a reality. I mmm- PAUL McCarthy 50 Norwood Street Mac He ' ll make a brilliant engineer, When he embarks on his career, A happy guy and full of wit, Our boy Paul is bound to be a hit. KATHLEEN McDONALD 13 Henry Street Kathy Homeroom Officer 4. Kathy ' s pretty and she ' s gay A young man ' s dream in every way Her greatest desire is happiness And this lass deserves no less. RONALD McEACHERN 65 Highland Avenue Ron Ronni? is the kind of guy who ' s very hard to find To join the air force he has in mind; We hope his future will be bright And bring him to the greatest height. 70 CAROLYN McMANUS 64 Chatham Road Dramatics 3 Talent Show 3 Glee Club 2-3-4 Flying high up in the blue Carolyn ' s dreams will all come true, With her charming smile and looks that please An air line hostess she ' ll be with ease. GO FORTH TO SERVE CATHERINE McMANUS 59 Linden Street Cathy ' Homeroom Officer 2, Glee Club Cathy is sweet we all agree, A pretty girl we all can see, This girl as a stenographer rank with the best, She ' ll come out tops in every test JOHN McMillan 61 Lynn Street Mac Football 2, Track 2, Homeroom Officer 2-3-4. Mac is someone we ' ll never for- get, His laughter and joking made the teachers fret. In whatever field he may choose. With his personality- -how can he loose. JAMES MUDUGNO 52 Cleveland Avenue Skip Baseball 2 - 3 - 4 , Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Italian Club 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 3-4, Talent Show 3-4. Our Mr. Football played with zest Our boy Skippy is the best WE ' re sure his future holds in store Success, happiness, and riches galore. 9 VICTOR MELCHIONNO 103A Clarence Street Vic Football 2-3-4, Track 2, Homeroom officer 2-3. A draftsman he will be, A trade requiring skill. If it ' s workmanship you see. Then Vic will fill the bill. JEAN MARIE McMILLAN 21 Lynn Street Jeanne One of those girls who is neat anc petite With a personality that is very sweet As a future secretary she will ex- cel And all her classmates wish her well. JAMES MELVIN 239 Main Street Couz Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-4, Spanish Club 4. Couz ' s ambition is to play. In a professional basketball court some day. In this field he will soon acquire, The position of coach, his second desire. ENTER TO LEARN ELEANOR MERCER 12 Fairlawn Street EUie Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Glee Club 2. As a nurse in white Ellie will be, One of the best we all agree; She ' ll surely keep the patients humming When she keeps things smoothly running. JANET MICARELLI 20 Herbert Street Jan Homeroom Officer 4, Glee Club 3, Yearbook Staff. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam, To be a secretary is her dream. If Jan doesn ' t take to this life, She ' ll make some guy a good wife. JUDITH ANN MERCER 12 Fairlawn Street Judy Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3. A stenographer ' s job is what Judy wants to get, And we all know she ' ll be the boss ' s pet. She was always a pleasure to have around, A better stenographer can ' t be found. ROY MERENDA 7 Bettinson Ct. Roy Roy ' s ambition we all know is to be an accordinist. And he ' ll give it a go. He ' ll be the toast of the hub. Playing in some proud night club. MARION MESSINA 97 Madison Avenue Inches Yearbook Staff 4. Our Inches is tiny and so full of fun Really a doll and loved by everyone With her winning ways that are hard to beat, To everyone she is truly a treat. ROBERT S. MILLER 93 Kinsman Street Bob Spanish Club 4. Bob ' s business we ' re sure wil ' have a large span. With his personality he ' ll make an excellent salesman. No one on everyone ' s list Bring to all joy and bliss. GO FORTH TO SERVE DAVID E. MILLEY 43 Staples Avenue Dave Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3-4, Spanish Club 4. With his good looks and personality, This boy ' s dream will become a reality. He ' ll sing his way to the accountant field, And money galore he will yield. MICHEAL MISCHLER 206 Main Street Baron Football 2-3-4, Track 2-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4. Baron is the boy with shoulders wide We ' re glad to see he ' s on our side. He ' s full of fun and you can bet A compositor ' s record he will set. 4 CAROL MONAHAN 87 Morris Street Lyceum 2, French Club 3-4. Carol thinks she needs more know- ledge, So off she ' ll go to a co-ed college. With her pleasant smile and sweet ways. We wish her well in future days. ROBERTA MAE MONSON 3 Davis Street Bobbie Class Officer 3. A sweet and charming girl Whose cute winning smile. Will make her beauty shop the place, Where women rush for a new hair style. GEORGE MIRAGLIA 14 K.K. Terrace All who know George Will be very glad to hear He ' ll probably go the Northeastern To be an electronics engineer. LILLIAN MARIE MONTALBANO 45 Winthrop Road Lil Homeroom Officer 2-3. With pretty hair and always a smile, Lil was tops all the while. In a bank she will yield, All her knowledge in the secretarial 73 ENTER TO LEARN ROBERT MORELLO 102 Clark Street Roberto Basketball Manager 4. To succeed in life is Bob ' s aim, In any field he ' ll make a name. His winning smile and winning ways, Will see him through his business days. WILLIAM MURPHY 45 Autumn Street Murph Class Officer 4. To be a good machinist, On that Murph ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat, On that you sure can bet. PHYLLIS MORESCHI 40 Montrose Street Pinney She has no designs on a higher life. Than to be a very good model house- wife. May success and fortune come your way, And keep you smiling from day to day. KATHLEEN MORGAN 33 Rock Valley Avenue Kathy Homeroom Officer 4. Kathy wants to take dictation. Do typing and the rest. We know whatever task is chosen She ' ll do her very best. THERESA ANN MUGHERINI 29 Englewood Avenue Terry Homeroom Officer 2-3-4. If a secretary is what you have in mind Terry will make the best that you can find. Always laughing always gay. This pretty lyiiss is sure O.K. 74 CONNIE NAPOLITANO 220 Bucknam Street Majorette 2-3-4, School Council 2. To teach in school is Connie ' s ambition, With her fine ways, She ' ll fulfill this position. MARYANN THERESA NATALE 206 Himcock Street Miiiiia Cheerleader 4, Dramatics 3-4, Gilbert aiid Sullivan 4, French Club 3-4. Homeroom Officer 3. Wlien your children ai ' e ready to go to school To learn to read, write and learn the golden rule. It may be Minna who is teaching them, To be good young ladies and polite little men. GO FORTH TO SERVE JON E. NORTON 5 Russell Street We have learned Jon ' s main desire, To be a teacher and fame acquire. We are sure he ' ll fill his quest, Doing nothing less than his best. JANET MARY O ' KEEFE 14 Estes Street Jan Jan is pretty, personable, and sweet, Her demeanor, like herself, petite. We hope her future every day, Will be blessed with happiness in every way. 9 RICHARD P. OLIVERI 214 Springvale Avenue Rich Handsome and quiet in his style, You ' ll know it ' s Rich by his smile. His personality will take him far, And his winning way will make him a star. JACQUELINE NEWHALL 12 Marion Place Jackie Homeroom Officer 4. As a private secretary Jackie will be just right With her vim and vitality She ' ll make the day bright. 75 MARGARET HELEN OLSEN 22 Bolster Street Peggy A dental hygienist is Peggy ' s aim, We ' re sure that she ' ll gain lots of fame. With her winning ways and pleasing smile. Work with her will be well worth- while. ENTER TO LEARN MARGARET OLSON 118 Clarence Street Margie Lyceum 2-3-4. Margie practice beingaflirt And we can bet that when She becomes a psychiatrist All her patients are bound to be men. CAROL ANN PACE 6 Clark Street Italian Club 2-3, Homeroom Officer 2-3-4. Lovely Carol with her beautiful hair, Wants to fly high, without a care. A popular airline hostess she will be Success to you as you travel over land and sea. THOMAS O ' NEIL 21 Sammet Street Tom Lyceum 2-3-4. Tom is quiet and one can ' t tell Whether he ' s sick or whether he ' s well, But when it comes to making a talk, He debates his point and wins in a walk. WILLIAM A. ORLANDI 12 Bailey Street Bill You couldn ' t find a guy more dandy. Than Mr. Billy A. Orlandi When he graduates from school. As a pharmacist he ' ll be real cool. 14 MARVIN OSTROVSKY 48 Maiden Street Marv Band 2 - 3 - 4 , Orchestra 2 - 3 - 4 , Spanish Club 3-4, Talent Show 2-3-4. Marv is what we call a brain, To be in medicine is his aim. With his knowledge and way with people, He ' ll make his parents feel high as a steeple. 7g 4r MARION A. PAGHERA 257 Russell Street One of those girls who is neat and polite, With a personality that ' s a delight. As a hairdresser she will excel, All of her classmates wish her well. GO FORTH TO SERVE ELLEN A. PALMITESTA 1 1 Jones Street This charming lass With the smile so gay, Will be a fine secretary, One of these days. JO-ANN PASTORI 43a Alfred Street Jo Jo is pretty, cute, and petite, Her fine ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her aim, In this we know she ' ll gain lots of fame. ANTHONY PEC CI 17 Lexington Street Tony Tall, dark, and a little shy. Our Tony is quite a guy. His future aims he will not tell. But we all know, he ' ll do it well. DOMENIC PENSAVALLI 21 May Street Dom Homeroom Officer 4. Our Dom with his heartbreaking smile Keeps the girls guessing all the while. I ' m sure we ' d tell if we only knew. Just what our Dom is going to do. WILLIAM PARSONS 27 Plymouth Street Bill Bill is a boy who is full of fun. Enjoyed and liked by everyone. We wish you success in all you do, The best of luck from us to you. JOANNE PERNA 24 Parlin Street Peanut Peanut is small, Peanut is petite; Always helpful, always sweet. As a secretary she ' li top the rest. And we all wish her the very best. ENTER TO LEARN ELIZABETH ANN PERRY 55 Wilbur Street Betty Talent Show 3-2, Glee Club 2. Looks, charm and personality Describe Betty to a T As an airline liostess she ' ll rate oh, so high Lots of luck Betty , we may see you when we fly. GEORGE PERRY 152 Chestnut Street When your car is on the blink Just call George as quick as a wink And he will come to rescue you And make the old as good as new. MARIE CARMELLA PESCE 12 Lynde Street School Council 2 Marie has chosen for her career To be a housewife, so dear; Cleaning the house and doing dishes, We wish her luck fulfilling her wishes. NATALIE PESCE 10 Tileston Street Lena Lena is witty and full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. A pretty secretary she will be And do her work efficiently. PHYLLIS PATRICIA PESCIONE 17 Francis Street As we look back at this sillhouette, Phyllis is a girl we ' ll never forget. She ' s one in a few who has all three, Looks, intelligence, and personality. RUTH B. PETERSON 79 Chestnut Street Pete Dramatics 2-3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 3. Pete aspires to office work. Duties hard, she ' ll never shirk. With efficiency good to see, She ' ll do all tasks quite perfectly. ELAINE PITTS 751 Broadway Laiiey Spajiish Club 3-4, Glee Club 3. Laney is pretty and petite With a warm smile that ' s hard to beat To be a secretary is her desire She ' s sure to set the world on fire RICHARD PLATI 96 Chestnut Street Dick Homeroom Officer 2-3. As an industrial technician Dick will fill his life ' s ambition A great guy that deserves the best He ' ll excel from all the rest. GO FORTH TO SERVE BARBARA ANN POLI 35 Luke Road Bobbie Library Staff 4. All the patients Will smile cheerfully When they see, for a nurse. They have charming Bobbie. LUCILLE ANN PORCARO 27 Baldwin Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. When your teeth are hurting you with pain And you make a trip to the dentist again. Remember Lucille your chum in grade and high schools. For it may be she, who is handing him the tools. MICHAEL PORCARO 89 Clinton Street Caesar Football 2. Handsome Caesar that the girls all adore. Wants to be a writer and nothing more. Mikie ' s manner is oh, so smooth. With his ability how caii he loose. Keep smiling and don ' t change a bit, Wlien the world sees you-you ' U be a hit. WILLIAM JOSEPH PRICE 2 Estes Court Bill Italian Club 3-4. Wlio ' s a guy who ' s dark and hand- some ? Wlio ' s a kid who ' s really nice? Everyone is proud to know him A guv named Bill Price. 79 ENTER TO LEARN LINDA BEATRICE PRINCE 58 Sycamore Street Lin Gilbert Sullivan 2-3-4, Library Staff 2-3-4. Lin is a very sweet girl As a medical secretary she ' ll be a pearl We know that she will do well Here ' s hoping every thing turns out swell. ALAN G. QUEALY 27 Clinton Street Al French Club 2. When you act as if your cars a plane And fly up and down the city lane Think of Al your old classmate For he may be checking the mate. JAMES ARTHUR PRYOR 16 Woodland Street Art Track 2-4, Band 4, Homeroom Offi- cer 3-4, Talent Show 3-4. In school Art may have clowned around But in the field of sports we have found. That he will do well for one and for all By writing sports columns on hock- ey and football. TERESA PUORRO 120 Bucknam Street Terry Eyes so merry Laugh so clear As a nurse Terry will bring cheer. JOHN PUTNAM 10 Hosmer Street Put Basketball 2 - 3 - 4 , T r a c k 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 2-3, School Council 3-4, Dance Committee 3-4, Talent Show 2-3-4. Liked by all is Put our boy Always smiling and full of joy One who is tops when the chips are down A handy fellow to have around. BARBARA FRANCES QUIRKE 105 Grover Street Bobbi Dramatics 2-3, Gilbert Sullivan 2- 3-4, Talent Show 2-3, French Club 3- 4, Oratorical Contest 2. Giving out needles and passing out pills Curing the sick with their ills Will be Bobbi walking the floors Everyday doing her chores. 80 GO FORTH TO SERVE HELENA RAUSEO 53 Ashton Street Hel Italian Club 2-3, Class Officer 2-3-4, Dance Committee 3, Co-Editor year- book. Helena ' s popular, pretty and always on the run A wonderful girl who is so much fun Her ambition is college We ' re sure she ' ll succeed She ' ll be the best in her class yes indeed. JOHN WALKER RITCHIE 11 Lexington Street Joahogany To study the priesthood is John ' s desire With his knowledge, this he will easily acquire. BEVERLY ANN ROBERTS 278 Chlsea St. Bev More about the business field Bev would like to learn We know that with her anxiety She will fulfill this year. MARIE ROBILLARD 147 Springvale Avenue Re To be a secretary is Marie ' s desire With her pleasant way We know this she will easily acquire. KAREN A. RINGDAHL 246 Chelsea Street Tuta Tuta is a girl we all admire To be a secretary is her dream With her beauty and winning way, She ' ll have very few secretaries days. RACHEL YOLANDE ROBILLARD 147 Springvale Avenue Rae To be a secretary is for Rae to work in an office To her would be gay. 8) ENTER TO LEARN PATRICIA ANN ROCCO 13 Lewis Street Patti Glee Club 2-3-4. Cute little Patti Wants to be A gay and promising Young secretary. JORDAN ROSS 163 Nichols Street Jordy Band 2-3, Lyceum 2-3-4, Talent Show 2-3, Orchestra 2-3-4, Gilbert Sullivan 3-4. Jordy is one great guy we can ' t do without Band, Orchestra, G. S., Talent Show is there anything he ' s left out After leaving EHS he has a special aim To be a dentist, causing all no pain. ANDREW RUOTOLO 15 West Street Hear that — listen to the beat Andy ' s music makes you tap your feet Grab a gal and swing her around Boy his jazz is profound. CAMILLE RUGGIERO 402 Ferry Street Cam Dramatics 2, Italian Club 2. Here ' s a girl though small in size Who ' s on the ball and very wise Nursing is where this pretty Miss ' s future lies. LEONARD RUGGIERO 12 West Street Len Designing, mapping, drawing plans Will be Len ' s future occupation In the position of a draftsman He ' ll prove to be a great sensation. LUCY RUSCIO 78 Main Street Lucy always rated high Among the kids at Everett High This pretty miss is sure to rate As a secretary, --surely great. 82 GO FORTH TO SERVE JANET SABBAGH 49 Tileston Street Jan Jan is pretty and sweet with lovely hair A wonderful personality that is rare As a stenographer she ' ll reach great success She ' ll gain fame--we must confess. SALVATORE SALAMONE 207 Broadway Sal Track 2-3-4 Co Captain, Italian Club 2-4. Sal is never ever sad He ' s always happy and such a care- free lad In the future He ' s sure to succeed, And we ' repositive he ' ll be in the lead. LOUISE SANTILLI 15 Maple Avenue LuLu Pleasing ways and good natured too Lu Lu is one of the chosen few. To be a stenographer is her am- bition We know she ' ll excell in this position. JULIANNE SANTOSUOSSO 35 Kinsman Street Julie Dramatics 3-4, Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3. Julie ' s pretty, sweet, and trim As a secretary she ' s bound to win Typing out the boss ' dictation Will be Julie ' s new vocation. SALVATORE SACROMONE 30 Carlson Street Salvy Here ' s our handsome, happy Sal A challenge to most any gal As a business man he won ' t be beat He ' ll soon be ruling old Wall Street. ANTHONY SARNO 95 Baldwin Avenue Tony Football 2-3-4, Italian Club 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 3 (Pres.) Expressive eyes, tall and dark, Tony will surely make the mark. We wish him success in this career. And we know great fame is near. 83 ENTER TO LEARN ALLAN SAUNDERS 11 Glendale Street Al One of these days, you wait and see, Al will be top man, and hold the key. To Success and wealth and happi- ness, In the business world, that ' s no guess. PAULINE A. SENIBALDI 25 Marie Avenue Paul Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2-4, Dance Committee 3, Glee Club 3, Yearbook Staff. Pauline will someday teach Perchance right even here; Whatever the place, she ' ll reach Great heights in her career. DANIEL SAVAGE 91 Clark Street Dan Homeroom Officer 4. A wonderful boy, full of fun, Dan can ' t be beat or be out done. He ' ll always be among the best. Because he ' s gay and full of zest. JUDITH ANN SCAPAROTTI 79 Woodlawn Street J udy Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff. Pretty Judy with her smile and charming way Wants to be a dental assistant some fine day. Beware doctor when Judy ' s your aid Your best of men patients will be made Business will zoom when Judy ' s around A nicer girl can ' t be found. DONALD SCARINCI 254 Main Street Don Football 2-3-4. Track 2-3-4, Home- room Officer 2-3. On the field he was a star Strong and handsome --by far Though his plans he will not tell We know that he will turn out well. DORIS SHANLEY 32 High Street Glee Club 3. Doris doesn ' t know what field to go into, But whatever she may choose to do. We know she ' ll do her very best And achieve her goal with great success. 84 GO FORTH TO SERVE GERALD SHAPIRO 92 Garland Street Jerry Dramatics 2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Oratorical Contest 2. Our Jerry is really quite the guy, He ' ll be rated way up high. Electrical engineering is his am- bition, But we know he ' ll succeed in any position. CATHERINE SHEEHAN 77 Cedar Street Cathy Gilbert and Sullivan 3. What Cathy has chosen to be Is to work as a secretary With her sparkling eyes and happy smile She ' ll make her boss ' s job worth- while. WILLIAM JOSEPH SHOEMAKER 1 Deaji Street Bucky Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, French Club 4. You can see that Bucky is a good looking lad, Smart and good natured; he seldom gets mad. His ambition in life he tells us is clear We know he ' ll succeed as a fine engineer. ALAN SIEGAL 16 Silver Road Al Laughing, joking and fooling around. That ' s Big Al wherever he ' s found. On to Business School is his motto. Best of luck in selling those autos. PATRICIA KATHERINE SHAY 142 Jefferson Avenue Patti Patti with her lovely smile Is full of fun all the while. To write, to type, to take dictation, Is what she wants for her occupation. CYMA JUDITH SIEGEL 42 Reynolds Avenue Cymi Dramatics 2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2. Cymie may be very small But in our eyes she ' s very tall She ' s loved and liked by everyone, Whoever gets her will be the lucky one. 85 ENTER TO LEARN JOSEPH SILVERIO 17 Woodville Street Jose Joe is always full of fun And with his personality and wit He is an instant hit. RUTH SKANE 25 Arlington Street Ruthie As a secretary Ruth will take her place In this position she ' ll be an ace. We ' re sure her talents she will show Success and happiness are hers we know. JOHN E. SMITH 49 Arlington Street Smitty We ' ll always remember his great big smile That Jack had for us all the while. To tell his good points we ' ve only begun With that wonderful personality his success is already won. CAROL SNOOK 33 Woodward Street Snookie Dramatics 2-3-4, Library Staff 2, Glee Club 2-3. We can see Snookie is front of a class Patiently teaching a sweet lad or lass. A teacher so charming is bound to please. And see that her pupils know their A B C ' s. 86 GERALD SNYDER 87 Maiden Street Duke Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Spanish Club 2-3-4. Duke is a fellow who wants to be A big wheel in biology He ' s a friend to animals and fish We all hope he obtains his wish. i JOSEPH SOUZA 61 Englewood Avenue Joe To be a draftsman is what Joe de- sires We know that he has the skill it re- quires Designing and mapping will be Joe ' s future occupation. We know he will be a great sensa- tion. GO FORTH TO SERVE JUNE SPADA 3 Courtland Street June is one of our little dolls, Who goes strolling thru the halls. With her sparkling eyes and pretty face, She ' s bound to do wonders in any place. GEORGE H. STAGEY JR. 40 Paris Street Dramatics 3-4. George is one of those romantic guys Who for only one girl has he eyes He ' ll be a success in his career As an electrical engineer. GERALD SPRINSKY 39 Luke Rd. Jerry Orchestra 3. Jerry is one guy that never was a bore To be a chemist is what he ' s hoping for We all know he ' ll succeed If he does one special deed - Learn the difference between H20 and H2S04. WILLIAM STEWART 43 Chatham Road Bill To those who know he ' s quite a lad, Always happy, never sad. Do you feel the joy and happiness That makes the promise of your future success. LILLIAN STOWERS 44 McKinley Street Dramatics 2-3, Glee Club 3-4. A secretary Lillian wants to be The business world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she ' s behind the desk, That she ' ll be a big success. IRENE CATHERINE SULLIVAN 10 Luke Road Sully Irene is pleasant, Irene is sweet, Forever smiling, forever neat. To butch she ' ll make a charming wife. Each and every day of her life. 87 ENTER TO LEARN EDWARD SURETTE 19 Bryant Street Eddie Now here is the kind of fellow you see Who never was noisey or brazen in class. Eddie it seems is one of the type Who will enjoy a nice family and smoke a large pipe. VINCENT SUTERA 41 Alfred Street Vinny Track 2-3-4, Italiaji Club 2-3-4. Tall, dark, and handsome, but kind of shy, Our Vinny is the nicest kind of guy. Watch out, kids, when he ' s in sight, For as a State Trooper, your head he ' ll bite. LORETTA JEAN SWAIN 12 A Stevenson Ave. Dramatics 3, Spanish Club 2, Library Staff 3. To be a nurse is Loretta ' s aim, To find a cure for every ill; We ' re sure that she will find her , fame, I While giving out a wonder pill. LORNE SWINDELL 10 Reynolds Avenue Swindle Back the crowds up, clear the way. Here comes Swindle down the way. That ' s the tune all folks will sing. When this lad to politics does swing. RICHARD TALBOT 11 A Oakland Avenue Dick Baseball 2-3-4, Football 2-3, Bas- ketball 2, Track 4, Orchestra 2, Lyceum 4, French Club 3-4, Home- room Officer 2-3, Yearbook Staff , School Council 2-3, Dance Committee 3. Engineering is Dick ' s aim, His talents the world will know. In his work he ' ll find his fame, And to the top he ' ll surely go. 9 JOAN TANNER 57 Gledhill Avenue Joanie Joanie ' s so cute, Joanie ' s so sweet and what a friend. When she ' s teaching y ou ' ll wish you were back in school again. We wish her success in all she may do. And we know all her dreams are bound to come true. 88 GO FORTH TO SERVE CHARLES TAYLOR 35 Winthrop Street Chuck When he becomes an architect He ' ll plan structures with no de- fect, There ' s one thing we ' ll say to Chuck We wish you the best of luck. MILTON TAYLOR 166 Union Street Milt Dramatics 3-4. Like many others Milt is missing Some thought or desire for future ambition. By studying hard you ' ll see the way To success some future day. FRANCES R TECCI 71 Linden Street Tesh Tesh was always loads of fun And truly loved by everyone With her pretty hair and sparkling ways As a medical secretary she ' ll gain great praise. JACQUELINE THIBEAU 266 Main Street Jackie Dramatics 2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Library Staff 2-3-4. Jackie will soon have her patients feeling right In a nurse ' s uniform of white Bringing to the hospital gaiety and cheer Jackie will succeed have no fear. JANICE TAYLOR 237 Main Street Jan Gilbert and Sullivan 2-3, Homeroom Officer 4, Glee Club 2-3. Jan is conspicuous by her nice- ness As time marches on and days draw away. We ' ll all look askance at hair turn- ing gray, But there will be Jan calm and petite. With a rich husband and ten kids at her feet. 89 JAMES S. THISTLE 130 Gledhill Avenue This Homeroom Officer 2. He ' ll start at the bottom and rise to the top, He ' ll climb the ladder and never stop To serve his country as a flier, A career in the Air Force is This ' desire. ENTER TO LEARN ROBERT THOMAS 220 Hancock Street Bob To be a deisel mechanic Is Bob ' s only aim, He ' ll do a good job, And acquire great fame. LOIS THOMPSON 22 Chisholm Street Dramatics 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4. We asked Lois for her ambition, She said to hold a teacher ' s posi- tion. We all agree and you can see If Lois wants to, that she ' ll be. GERALDINE TOCCI 74 Lewis Street Jerri Cheerleader 3-4, Talent Show 3, Glee Club 2-3-4. Jerri rooted for the boys in school. Now she has a career to choose. To work for the airlines has be- come the rule. With her personality, how can she loose ? MARGUERITE TORTORICI 117 Ferry Street Marg Italian Club 2-3. Our Marg is sweet and also shy. Popular with every gal and guy. She will fill her life ' s ambition, When she becomes a medical tech- nician i EDITH M. TOPPDSr 806 Broadway Edie Orchestra 2-3-4, Gilbert Sullivan 2-3-4, Talent Show 2-3-4. Edie is very playful and gay She wants to be a teacher someday So when your children enter school It may be Edie teaching the golden rule. PAUL TRANIELLO 21 Cameron Street Tank Tank is a treat to all he knows He ' s full of fun wherever he goes, To be an industrial engineer is his aim Good luck, Tank , we know you ' ll win fame. 90 GO FORTH TO SERVE ANTOINETTE M. TRAVIA 61 Madison Avenue Ann Ann ' s ambition is to file and take dictation At this, she ' ll be a great sensation With her pleasajit manners and winning ways Great fame will follow her thru the day. LILLIAN E. TRENTINI 56 Baldwin Avenue Lil Gilbert and Sullivan 3. Lil is a girl we ' re happy to know, On her , good luck, we all bestow To be a secretary is her fondest de- sire She has the qualities that they re- quire. DEANNA TRENTINI 24 Pearl Street Di Gilbert and Sullivan 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2-3. Di is very shy and smart Achieving good grades is her art She ' ll be a secretary someday We know she ' ll succeed in every way. THOMAS TREVISANI 23 Harding Avenue Tommy Lyceum 2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Ora- torical Contest 2-3. To be a priest. Is Tom ' s ambition With continued study He will fulfill his mission. ASEMEA TSUCALAS 67 High Street Simone Gilbert and Sullivan 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Glee Club 2-3. Simone wants to be a secretary She will, with her cute personality Her good looks and wonderful ways Will keep her boss gay all day. 91 PATRICIA VACCA 304 Broadway Pat Italian Club 2-3, Homeroom Officer 2. With her pretty looks and cheerful manner she ' ll be a sensation An airline hostess is Pat ' s choice for her occupation With her qualifications and figure so neat. To all the passengers she ' ll be a treat. ENTER TO LEARN NINA VANELLA 7 Winslow Street Nina is a very attractive girl We all know she gives the boys a whirl, She wants to be a stenographer someday, Her personality will make the office gay. THOMAS J. WALSH 11 Lexington Street Tom Homeroom Officer 2-4. Our Tom is a friendly type of boy. Who gives to all a measure of joy. May success and fortune come your way, And keep you smiling from day to day. CAMILLE VENUTI 12 Marie Avenue Italian Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2, Glee Club 3. Her pleasant smile and eyes of blue, Are sure to help her win Her one ambition, and that ' s to be, A well known legal secretary. RONALD VITUKEVICH 44 Cross Street Vitt We ' ve sure had a great time when Vitt was here. He ' ll be successful as a Chem Engineer And when the money begins to roll, Then we ' ll know he ' s reached his goal. DIANNA M. WALSH 111 Bradford Street Dee Dramatics 2-3-4. Both in the air, and on the land, Dee will make her future grand. Its plain to see that she ' ll succeed In each and every daring deed. 92 MARILY WARREN 36 McKinley Street Lynn Gilbert and Sullivan. Glee Club 2. Lynn is pretty, Lynn is neat She ' ll have her boss at her feet. A secretary is her intention Herother field we will not mention. GO FORTH TO SERVE CAROLE E WATTS 25 Linden Street Dramatics 2-4, Gilbert ajid Sullivan 4. A pretty nurse Carolee will make, Even her patients will forget their ache. Her winning smile and pleasant way. Will delight everyone day by day. KENNETH WHITE 22 Fairlawn Street Ken Ken ' s disposition and smiling face, Will win him friends in any place. In the business world with a witty mind, He ' ll leave all the others far behind. ROBERT WHITE 91 Burma Road Whitey To be an accountant Is wha t Robert is wishing With his determination He will fulfill this ambition. PAUL WHITNEY 28 Auburn Street Under a spreading chestnut tree he stands With anvil in fire and iron in hands For its an ironworker that he wishes to be And we wish him luck and hope he ' ll be happy. HARVEY WEINSTEIN 37 Hamilton Street Harv Harv won ' t reveal to what positio he aspires. But here is one guy who is sure to win all he desires When his money begins to roll, We ' ll know Harv has found his gold. 93 JOAN KAREN WILSON 123 Woodlawn Street Joanie Dramatics 2-3-4, Library Staff 2-3 4. The Class of 59 will someday claim. Of Joanie and her worldly fame. This doctor will come out on top, Cause she ' s the kind that will never stop. ENTER TO LEARN - GO FORTH TO SERVE JOYCE M. WISNIWESKI 86 Maiden Street Very quiet never a word Always around but never heard We wish Joyce well in her future life As a pretty secretary or a lucky man ' s wife. BARBARA MARCIA ZAGORSKY 145 Nichols Street Bubbles Lyceum 4 President Dramatics 2-3- 4, French Club 3-4, Oratorical Con- test 2-3-4. Who was the girl all dressed in red? Miss Fire Prevention it was said. For she has that pleasing way Which will lead her to success someday. DONALD WOODS 5 Elm Road Duke As a state trooper, Duke will be super, We know doing this he ' ll be a success. But not the only one from E.H.S. ROBERT YETMAN 12 Chatham Road Bob French Club 4. Bob is good, they say he ' s great We he ar in economics he will rate, In this field, he ' ll make his fame And world wide they will acclaim CAMERA SHY James Carey Harold Strahan Richard Young RICHARD ZACCONE 216 Main Street Zeke Italian Club 2-3-4. Zeke , the boy we all know Is packed with personality from head to toe Always joking and full of the devil ' He ' ll be a great engineer at any level. 94 SCHOOL COUNCIL standing- Mary Monahan, Phyllis Ross. Seated: Marie Senibaldi, Geraldme Russo, Janet Farrell, John Ritnam, Audrey Lantz, Mr. Charles Collins, Connie Napolitano, David Dyer, Mary Capachetn, Joan Columbo, and Phyllis Homer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Grace Rando, Treasurer, Tena Lawrence, Secretary, Nina Chiarello, President, June Talbot, Vice President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lorraine D ' Angelo, Vice President, Jo hn Erickson, President, Mary DiGregorio, Secretary, Sue LaBella, Treasurer. 96 LIBRARY STAFF v. Celeste Lambert Moderator The Library Staff has as its purpose to acquaint members with the various procedures of a library, such as charging, shelving, and mending books. It also develops an interest in books and teaches the girls how to get the maximum enjoyment from them. The members of the Library Staff also enjoy a social life. This year we have ail enjoyed our annual Christmas Party, Senior Night (taking senior girls out to dinner at a surprise spot) and a very suc- cessful Book Fair. We want to thank all administrative and faculty members, and student body for their cooperation dur- ing the past year. Officers: Alice Cooper President Loretta Swain Vice-President Nancy Francks Secretary Joan Wilson Treasurer 97 THE SPANISH CLUB y In November the members of the Spanish Club heard Miss Surrette relate highlights of her trip to Mexico. They also witnessed a movie about Manolete, the famous Spanish matador. In December, the Club held a private party for its annual Christmas celebration and members sang carols in Christmas at the Assembly on December 22. In January, Mr. Millett showed slides of his trip to Europe. He also provided an interesting commentary. In February, the Club had an enjoyable Valentine meeting, high- lighted by Valentines in Spanish. In March, the Club presented the movie. Horizo ns Unlimited, cour- tesy of Delta Airlines in Atlanta, Georgia. In April 10, the Spanish Club again held its Fiesta. Music was pro- vided by James Thist le ' s band, and the affair was a great social success. In May, the Club honored its senior members with a typical lunch- eon of Spanish food. iT ' - ia? The officers of the Spanish Club for 1958-1959. President Pilar Cofrades Vice President John Centurino Secretary Andrew Chiarello Treasurers Nancy Francks, James Pesce Mary Dorn Moderator 99 THE FRENCH CLUB 0 I This year has been very exciting for the Cercle Francais. At our first meeting we completely filled (over filled) Room 319. After saluting the flag in French and singing Les Marseillaise , we settled down and elected officers. Among our many activities we managed to plan a trip to a French res- taurant and an evening at a French movie. Everyone certainly had a wonderful time. We presented a variety of French scenes for the Christmas assembly consisting of three scenes depicting Christmas in France. One was the traditional manger scene while the second centered around a tableau of a French home with wooden shoes and other typical French customs displayed. The third tableau showed us how the French children ob- served their Fete by singing the traditional French Carols, with Cantiques de Noel in the background. Even the little puppy which ran across the stage just before we were through didn ' t dim our high spirits. Oh, yes! We can ' t forget the Christmas Party which was so success- ful. We played games in French and had ice cream cookies, and home- made cake. Even Santa Claus from the Spanish Club joined in the fun. In closing v. ' e must not forget to thank Mile. Ottaviano and Mile. Goureghian for their help in making our year such a complete success. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Robert Comeau VICE PRESIDENT Stephanie Leather SECRETARY John Sullivan TREASURER George Oliviero Virginia Ottaviano Moderator Sylvia Goureghian Moderator 100 SENIOR GLEE CLUB i UNDERCLASS GLEE CLUB 4rr ITALIAN CLUB Victor E. DeRubeis, Moderator The Italian Club of Everett High School founded in 1938 had another successful year. On January 30 it presented its annual Italian Night which consisted of three skits in Italian and a musical program con- sistingof Italian, modernandfolksongs. The skits were: In Nocente Come Prima, II Treno, and II Cerchio Si Ruppe , from the Little World of Don Camillo. The students who took part in these skits were: Richard Salemi, Tina Barrassi, Camille Ruggerio. Mike Simonelli, Vincent Ragucci, Joseph Siracusa, Susan lossa, Suzanne Masiello, Ronald Carnevale, Antonio Fabrizio, M a r i o Mai ' tielli, Pauline Senibladi, Andrew Ruotolo, Sal Salamone, John Anzivino, James Frasica, Vincen Sutera, Richard Zaccone, James Medugno, Georgianna Aceto. Anthony Sarno, Thomas CiuUa, Robert Committo, Joseph Catino, Charles DiPerri, Michael Marino, Donald Scarince, Jolin Casali, and Rinaldo DiLoreto ..-- . The Italian Club Officers are: President John Anzivino, Vice Presi- dent Antonio Fabrizio, Secretary Michael Marino, Treasurer James Frassica. The Italian Club Council included tlie following members: Rinaldo DiLoreto, Joseph Travalini, Jean Barbati, Nina Chiarello, Marie Senibaldi, Frances Vultaggio, Patricia Lucci, Judy Scaparotti, Susan lossa, Pauline Senibaldi, Camille Venuti, and Sally Saia. 102 SENIOR DRAMATICS 104 DRAMA NIGHT CURTAIN GOING UP Under the direction of Mrs. DuVal, the Dramatic Club presented its play Curtain Going Up on Friday evening February 20 in Rockwood Audi- torium. The play was a rolicking, delightful comedy of youth. The three act play was a story in the comic terms of the production of a play in high school. The action took place on the stage and in the auditorium, during rehearsals and after presentation. The first act introduced you to all the characters and their personality. Toward the end of the first act the play books were stolen. This caused much confusion, but their Dramatic teacher managed to write up the scripts. To make matters worse, the members of the cast didn ' t like the play because they felt the lines were much too corny. At the end of Scene I in Act II, they found out who stole the play books. This caused much confusion for everyone. As the day of the presentation of the play approached, Miss Burgess felt that the play would be a flop and would not go off very well. — But to everyone ' s surprise, in the final, the play became a huge success. Members of the cast included: Barbara Zagorsky, Judith Cordeau, Suzanne Freedman, Loretta Swain, Marilyn Feldman, Harriet Lanzman, Carolyn Feldman, Connie D ' Agostino, Marilyn Pierce, Nancy Franks, Sylvia Aliberti, Lois Thompson, Bill Harrington, Neil DellaPiana, Bruce Scholosberg, Tom Trevisani, James Cirino, Howard Rosenblatt, and Gerald Cohen. The Business Manager was Stephanie Leather, and her assista:its were Carol Snook and Julie Santosuosso. Stage Manager was Jacqueline Thibeau, and her assistants were Bernadette Palumbo and Phillis Dersofi. Mary DuVal Moderator 105 LYCEUM The Everett High School Lyceum, the oldest organization group in the school, was faced with the problem of finding an able director to replace Mr. James Mahan who has retired after many years of faithful service. Club Activities finally went into full motion after the appointment of Mr. Thomas Sullivan. The National High School Debate Topic : The United States should adopt the essential features of the British system of education , was selected as the major theme of the year. An instructive course was offered with much time being devoted to the research of the topic and to the mastering of the tech- niques of discussion and debate. The group was a very enthusiastic one and prepared with great diligence for the two major hi-lights of the year. The Boston College Prize Debate and the Oratorical Contest. The officers were: j Barbara Zagorsky . . . President Daniel Carlin zr. . . vVice -President Suzanne 1. Freedman Recording Secretary Margaret Olson Corresponding Secretary Andrew D ' Avanzo Treasurer Thomas Sullivan Moderator 106 GILBERT AND SULLIVAN CLUB 1— p 1 — ' Here ' s To The SENIORS This year the Gilbert and Sullivan Club presented a variety night. The evening consisted of a two part musi- cal presentation. Various members of the group displayed their talent by numerous solos while group numbers were presented from the musical play Oklahoma The latter part of the evening saw the members of the club presenting, Trial by Jury . Officers of the club were: William Harrington . . . President Carolyn Larson . . Vice President Deanna Trentini Secretary Audry Lantz Treasurer 107 THE SEASON Under the leadership of Coach Sarno and Captain Harry Leete, Everett a- waited the 1958 season with a hopeful outlook. Little did we suspect how much we would need that hope throughout the following games. Crimson Stops Newton In 19-18 Thriller was the headline after our first game on A Monday afternoon at Everett. Our boys came from behind three times, and trailing 18-12 in the final minute of play, Medugno caught a pass for a 21 yard scoring play. With the score tied DePari kicked the winn- ing point. Harry Leete was outstanding in the line, while DePari and Medugno carried the backfield load on offense. Against Somerville our next oppon- ent, Everett was defeated 14-0. The Crimson threatened in the third period when they recovered a fumble on the Somerville 12 but lost the ball on downs. Other than this we couldn ' t seem to make much headway against the big Somerville team. Everett ' s fighting eleven came from behind twice to almost cop a victory overQuincy. Medugno and DePari gave their all but we lost this heartbreaker 22-20. Until the final minutes we thought we had a GBI win in our grasp. With our 1 and 2 record we made the trip to Arlington to face a good rugged team. After dominating the first quarter to lead 8 to 0, Everett felt the impact of an undefeated powerhouse. Arlington really got rolling and was leading at the half 22-16. The roof fell in the last period as the Spy Ponders scored 30 points to win 52 to 16. Scarinci and DePari did their best as we felt our third straight loss. «tM 4 ' V , 4r ' 112 With spirits low we ventured to Medford on a Monday afternoon but Everett ' s eleven came through in great style as they defeated the Medford Mustangs 25-0. The Crimson scored in each period with Scarinci and Medugno making 2 of the 4 touchdowns. Everett displayed some fine defense and a very classy backfield. Our next rival was Weymouth, always a tough opponent. Everett was handed a crushing defeat by a score of 22 to 0. Although the Crimson showed strong offense in the third quarter they were stopped twice just short of Ihe goal line by the hardhittujg j| Shore team. Hoping fjppTc pHPH after our loss to Weymi Ch, we wer terribly disa- ppointed as Nashu SjjM to a 45 to 19 victory oven our H mg squad. The New HampsRire par ulled away to a decisive win aftep a 6 first quarter. DePari scored taa ejmd Medugno once to account for Everett ' s tally. In the 65th renewal of their traditional football series, Ever ett and Maiden battled to the final gun, only to have the Tornadoes win by the slim margin of one touchdown-26 to 20, Everett led 12 to 8 as the first half ended and appeared to be a vastly superior t e a m . However, Maiden recove d and scored the decid- ing tpuchdownVith two minutes to play. 2TD ' S for the Crimson were by Scarijici with Medugno and DePari making some fine runs. Sayio took over the terback spot the team on final Th Chels Stadium, at Mnb ' clock on a cold TBanl giving morning before 10,000 ch rmg fans. The Everett followers got awakening as they saw the Red aad] trounced by Chelsea 2 3 to Crimson couldn ' t seem to get s ' and except for a few good rum Medugno app red definitely outcla The seasc was disappointing t ' the least, but at times the team showed brilliant play. They were led by Captain Leete who along with Dyer, Melchionno and Ball did a fine job in the line, while Medugno, Scarinci, DePari and CiuUa made up an excellent backfield. We are proud of our coaches and our classmates who gave their best to bring victory to Everett High, and if in some instances they failed it was certainly not because of lack of spirit. Best of luck to our senior athletes in the future! BASKETBALL SQUAD THE SEASON Basketball at its best at Everett High. In his usual cap- able fashion, Coach Putnam again came up with a good club. With a nucleous of only a few of last year ' s squad he man- aged to mould together a team which wound up the season with a record of fifteen wins and three losses. The season opened with a big question mark as to the boys ' capabilities but this was soon to be forgotten as they trimmed Maiden by the score of 69-48. Co-Captains Ball and Flint each came up with twelve points. Russo also came up with twelve more and Motrone was the big gun with fourteen. North Quincy was next and they too fell victim to the Maroon team 78-49. Russo was top man with seventeen points, Motrone with fifteen, and Ball with fourteen. Revere offered very little and this was decided early and allowed Coach Putnam to clear his bench for most of the game. Johnny Ball topped the scoring with twenty points. Weymouth, one of the top teams to beat in league, was next and the boys gave this one to Putty for a Christmas gift by a big margin 77-49. Ball again was all over the court and garnered twenty -one points. Russo also did well with eighteen points. To finish off the year of 1958 in good style the team took on Lowell on the night of December 30, and wound up on the long end 71-44. Russo was tops this time with fifteen points closely followed by Motrone with thirteen and Flint with twelve. 1 M To start off the New Year we picked on Medford and burried them by a score of 64-43. Flint finally started to roll in good style and came up with fourteen points closely followed by Russo with thirteen and Ball with eleven. Quincy High, a thorn in the side of many a team in the past, fell before the rush and this was to the tune of 76-41. Once again it was nineteen and Flint with seven- teen points. Somerville, our ej isl nwas next in line. Our hopes were high. Both teams und eated. At the end of the first period we trailed by four Ipoints and at the half by three points. We were missing w the foul line and this was hurting. At the e d of the thir ' pjeriod we not only caught up but went out inJ[r ntT)y t)ivo pointfl owever, the Somer- ville bench had the serves and this soon told and we went home very deject 70-54 score. Bal the short end of a uts for our cause d the latter thir- nd disappointed o: and Flint were stah with the former getting eighteen points a: teen. ' Chelsea is not the Chelsea of old4 final game of the first half season we r them to the tune pi 65-48. Again ' it wa,. twenty -two points! and the rest be in ivided among the rest of the squad. A Our return game with Maiden was a out.the same as the previous and we || geUvictorious by the score of 72-55. Ball dropped in nineteen points and FliUS roared back to form with seventeen. | Again North Quincy off ered very little ajsd we coasted in asketball. In the n roughshod over Johnny Ball with by a score of 74 Russo seventeen, out. -43. Flint bounced in .twenty points and The rest of the sqtf Miad a good work- A Revere again was helpless and wei were on the long end of a 69-37 score. Johnny Ball had a |ield day with twenty- five points. I Weymouth was beginning to show son and from all reports they were our boys gave them the deep ifeezc aad the South Shore lads iitiei went home very unhappy, closer, 62-57. Ball with each with fourteer led the sc(i)gj Our long trip big win, 89-71. Summers was twenty -two points while Ball ' honors. Medford again fe Flint was high ma came into his own The second game Here we were riding but good. Flint was everything we did going was not our night and t this stage of the sea- ut to stop us. However, the score was much Russo and Motrone pleasant by another in this game with jeteen to his scoring the score of 76-58. ts while Gianinno a complete upset, e only to be dunked this, coupled with down to defeat. It score showed, we wron as the couldn ' t buy a rebound or a basket. Once again it was Somerville and a sell out crowd. The whole game was a great exhibition with the score first in their favor and then in ours. Going into the final minutes the lead was ours and it looked as if we were in. Then it happened, again those Somerville subs were too much for us and they pulled it out at the last moment 68-61. Ball popped in twenty points, Summers fourteen, and Flint thir- teen. The final game of the season saw us once again down Chelsea by a score of 86-63. On to Boston Garden and the Tech Tourney! ! I ! 1 15 MEET THE CHAMPS The Tech Tourney and Boston Garden. This is the dream of every Eastern Massachusetts Basketball Team. For thirty one years Coach Len Putnam had been the Mentor of the Everett High basketball team and, as is the way with every coach, he has had his good years and his bad years, his fat years and his lean years. Yes, we had been in tourney play before in the Garden but we were never quite able to come out the winner and champ. Once again we were invited to participate even though the odds were against us and the predictions were that we would not last to the end. We opened the trials against a high ranking Boston Conference Champion in Boston English High. This club proved to be of little trouble to our underdogs and we came home the victor by the one-sided score of 68- 41. The entire squad took part in this one and every boy did his part. To single out an outstanding player would be unfair although Co-Capt Steve Flint did come up with seventeen points while Co-Captain Johnny Ball and George Summers managed to get sixteen in the short time they played. Somerville, top team in the tourney choice was our next opponent. This was the same club that had licked us twice in league play and of course we were not given a chance. This was the spot to be in for us, everything to win and nothing to lose. We did just what was not predicted, We Licked ' Em 87-86. Boston Garden will never forget this one nor will we. Dogged determination and a team that wouldn ' t be beaten predominated the play all night. The rafters rang and the thirteen thou- sand spectators roared right down to the finish, and when the smoke of battle had cleared, there we were the vic- tors. To each and every boy goes the credit for victory. Johnny Ball was high scorer with twenty seven points but the play of Steve Flint and Tom Gianinno was out- standing from a defensive point of view. Beverly High, North Shore Champions, came next and our boys toyed with them. Once again every member of the squad participated and only two boys failed to be in the scoring column. This one went to us by the score of 83-51. The final game for the championship before four- teen thousand fans. Matignon High School our opponent and a real rugged team. Our boys were a little slow starting but once they managed to get under way they were not to be denied. A narrow lead separated the two teams most of the way but we sewed it up by the score of 64-60. Bedlam broke loose at the final gun as our boys tipped over the Apple Cart and walked off with the coveted Eastern Massachusetts High School Cham- pionship. To Coach Putnam and his boys, the highest of praise. Thanks for the thrills and the chills of a wonderful sea- son and the many happy moments you gave us. May your futures be bright and may you always remain Champions m your chosen fields in life. Our next move was on to Boston Garden and the New England Championships. Time does not permit us to record this due to the necessity for the book going to press but we do know that we will be proud of the Everett High School Championship Basketball Team of 1959 forever. 1 16 r BASEBALL SQUAD 1. David Kerr 2. Richard Plati 3. Prise ill a Griffin 4. Barbara Poli 5. Andrew D ' Avanzo 6. Marilyn Dunbrack 7. Beverly DeGeorge 8. Thomas Trevisini 9. Carol Pace 10. Cathrine Sheehan 11. Patricia Gamby 12. Majorie McCarte 13. Ann Travia 14. Vincent D ' Antona 15. Jen Crovotta 16. Sur Anne LaBella 17. Janet Micarelli 18. Janqtes Cirino 19. Marjorie Clarke 20. Stephen Flint 21. Jeanne Licciardi 22. Linn Pasce 23. Marilyn Kerrins 24. David Dyer 25. Lillian Trentini 2 6 . Julianne Santosuosso 27. Linda Prince 28. Claire Cohan 29. Catherine Griffin 30. Patricia Roc CO 31. Camille Venuti 32. Gerald Snyder 33. Terry Puorro 3 4. James Perillo 3 5. Pat De Angelis 36. Joan Tanner 37. Sheila Green 3 8. Elaine Pitts 39. Sue LaBella 40. Tony Sarno 41. Bill Gear 1 Irene Sullivan Olympia LaRosa Charles DePerri Ann Marie Di Loretto Marylee Doherty Dolores Mathews Carolee Watts Ralph Blake Robt. Miller Phil DiCecca Judy Carroll Pat Johnson Dail Erickson Sue Freedman Jackie Newhall Marion Messina Karen Lovett Kathleen Morgan Karen Ringdahl Pauline Senibaldi Dianna Walsh Barbara Donavon William Orlandi Judy Horner Joseph Souza Sandy Manganaro John Colasanti Patricia Cummings Kathleen McDonald Phy llis Moreschi Marie Barisano 7. 9. . .3 1. JTrdy Scaparotti 2. John Foley 3 __y41ian St««4 r s 4r william Murphy 5. Christine Bakerakis 6. Mary Chandler 7. Nancy Giacobbe 8. Edith Toppin 9. Camille Ruggiero 10. Joan Mattola 11. Christine Mazzone 12. Gene Bertocchi 13. Stephanie Leather 14. Ruth Peterson 15. Marie DiNanno 16. Georgianna Aceto 17. Mildred Conklin 18. Lillian Montelbano 19. Theresa Mugherini 20. John Ball 21. Sonya Gerokoulis 22. John Lombardi 23. Judy Fillipone 24. James Frassica 25. Walter Johnson 26. Skippy Medugno 27. Phyllis Boy The Sheehan Ensemble Janet O ' Keefe 2. Frances Acornley Kathleen DaPonta 4. Catherine McManus 5. Sandra Cregan 6. Lucille Porcaro 7. Sadie Cox 8. Harriett Landsman 9. Barbara Carbone 10. Gerry Toe ci -Richie DePari-Barbara Donovan 11. Maryann Natale 12. Marion Paghera 1 3 . Suzanne Masiello 14. Beverly Roberts 15. Barbara Bradford 1 6 . Marianne Cardello 1 7 . Jo-Ann Pastor i 18. Lillian Bono 19. JeanAnnetti 20. Marty Abbott 21. Jean McMillan 22. Connie Napolitano 23. Joanne Euzukonis 24. Joanne Perna 25. Jean and Joan Burke 26. Judith Mercer 27. Gail Celata 28. Sue lossa 29. Gertrude James 30. Eleanor and Judy Mercer 3 1 . Marguerite Tortorici 32. PatLucci 33. Audry Lantz 34. Kathleen Clark 35. Charlotte Bessler 36. Ruth Peterson 37. Diane Gromelski 38. Deanna Trentini. I. CarolSnook 2. Beverly Gillespie 3. Christine Malin 4. Vic Melchionne 5 . Thomas CiuUa 6. Mary Ann Ambarik 7. Alice Cooper 8. Frances Tecci 9. William Harrington 10. Sharon Colvin II. Marie Pesce 12. Phyllis Geraci 13. Carolyn Larson 14. Lawrence Lif son 15. Barbara Zagosky 16. Joan Wilson 17. Ruth Skane 18. Jeanne Johnston 19. Janet Jordan 20. Gerald Tocci 21. Debbie Johnson 22. Marilyn and Carolyn Feldman 23. Carol DeFlumeri 24. Cymi Siegel 2 5 . Danny Carlin 26. Michael Cafasso 27. Elinor Howell 28. Elizabeth Perry 29. Marie Gardin 30. Barbara Cruikshank. ,1