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

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MARY E. CIAMPA 191 Broadway H. R. Officer 3. Mart ' s sweet and very nice, And as a receptionist she ' ll be jiist right, With people our Mary has a way, Aluays smiliyig and always gay. 1 JOHN CHESLOFSKA 59 Ferry Street H. R. Officer 2; Basketball 3, 4. As a draftsman Jack will be, The best employee in the company. For whatever he sets out to do. Jack is sKre to see it through. THOMAS J. CIFRA 59 Sammet Street As a mechanic, Tom will do fine. For as you know, He ' s good in that line. THOMAS M. CINTOLO 120 Fuller Street Football 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. High on the list he ' ll always rate. For as a draftsman Tom will be great. In. a job requiring much skill, Tom will always fill the bill. J MARY N. CHIARELLO 27 Highland Avenue H. R. Officer 2. To be a secretary is Mary ' s desire, She ' ll set the b isiness world on fire. With her smile and ivinning ways. Success is in her future days. SANDRA M. CIRRONE 21 Auburn Street A pretty girl with a ivonderful persoyiality, We know her dreams will become a reality With her winning ways and pleas- ing smile She ' ll be a secretary well worth while. 29

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CATHERINE E. CENTOLA 25 West Street Sailing over the deep blue sea, Will be 0H1- Kay in the U. S. S ' avy. In the Waves she ' ll get around. To see every little foreign town. CHRISTINE CHAGARIS 109 Bucknam Street H. R. Officer B; Gil. Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; French Club 4. To be an accountant takes real ambition. And we all knoir Chris is proficient. Adding columns left and right. To her boss she ' ll be a delight. THERESA M. CHAMPI 81 School Street H. R. Officer 2. We ' ll find Terry behind her desk. Always doing her very best, Typing and filing and all the rest. DOUGLAS J. CHATLOS 17 Plumer Street H. R. Officer 2: Jr. Prom Comm. Dramatics 2, 4; Thespian So- ciety 2, :i, 4; Gil Sul. 3. As an actor Doug u ' ill be. The best ever in history. On Broadway you ' ll see his name. Bringing E. . .S. great fame. ALBERT R. CHENEY 14 Glendale Terrace Albert ' s amhitio)i in life is quite clear. He ' ll be great as an engineer. With his will he ' ll take the lead. And in this field he will succeed. RAYMOND L. CHENEY 48 Wyllis Avenue Ray is a kid who is u-ell-liked. To hear him play the organ u-ill he a delight. Appearing in concerts from coast to coast. The audience u-ill say that he is the most .

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EARL A. CLEMONS, JR. 17 Baldwin Avenue Rand 2, 3, 4. Earl ' s our musician, the Duke some say. In our E. H. S. hand his trom- bone he plays. Whether in ragtime or whether in jazz, In the future ahead he ' ll give all he has. LORETTA A. CLEMONS 17 Baldwin Avenue Band 2; Madrigal 2, 3. The course of journalism Lori will travel. Energetic and jolly she ' ll truly he heralded. As we listened to the radio the words that came to our listening ears, May have found their origin in the iyiside of Lori ' s pen. DANIEL W. COFFILL 15 Adams Avenue A hoy like Dan at E. H. S. can always he rememhered as one of the nicest. Let ' s hope he succeeds iyi his future ambition. To he a success as a first class mortician. JAMES A. COISH 117 Chestnut Street Yankees 3 to 2 win may be Jim ' s headlines as a sports journalist ; but he has plenty of time. While he types out his stories we may hear him hum the tune from some popular folk- singer ' s selection, so we u ish you luck Jim in your future am- bition, and hope you ' re not late for the first edition. JANE M. COLLARI 60 Preston Street H. R. Officer 2, 3; J. A. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Dra- matics 2, 3, 4; Council 2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; French Club; Glee Club 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Co-Capt. T-E-A-M yeah team hi a cheer jve ' ve often heard Jane scream. Sweet and fun loving she ' s one of the best And a Capt. of the cheerleader. , a pride to E. H. S. In the future ahead, she ' ll forget those cheers And occupy herself with practice in a nurse ' s career. ELAINE M. COHEN 98A Francis Street Glee Club 2; Dramatics 2; French Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4; J. A. 2. 3. Graceful and pretty that ' s our Elaine Dances wth care and outmost pain. In the future years u-hcii she taps her feet. It may be the tune of a typewriter 30 beat.