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

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CARL G. BOUCHARD 28 Marie Avenue Carl wants to b e an Electrician, We know he has the skill. He’ll be a success in his ambition, Because he has the will. FRANK C. BOYLAND 16 Veterans Avenue Track 2. “Snailor” is very handy with a car, As a career it will bring him far. His sure hands will tnake his trade, Always secure and doubtful to fade. JANICE M. BOURGAULT 33 George Street French Club 2, 4. With a personality so great she ’ll never have to worry, Some day a lucky executive will have “Jan ’’for his Private Secretary. In this field she’ll find her way, To be happy from day to day. KAREN A. BRADBROOK 42 Winthrop Road Always happy and always gay, Never lacking something to say. Karen has all the qualitites necessary, To help a girl become a good Secretary. ROBERT L. BOYD 87A Linden Street “Bobby”likes to customize a car, This hobby will carry him very far. Since machinery he was alway near, There’s no doubt he’ll be an Automotive Engineer. DAVID W. BRADBURY 36 Jefferson Avenue French Club 4. Personality and talent all rolled into one, Dave always made sure his school work was done. With his hard work and fighting ambition, He’ll surely succeed as a top Mathematician.

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■ SALVATORE H. BOGNANNI 56 Paris Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Science Club 4. “Sal’s ” highly treasured ambition Is to someday enter the field of Journalism. Although he seems awfully shy, He seems to be quite the guy. ELIZABETH S. BOMBACI 32 A Tufts Avenue Always happy and alway gay, That’s our “Susan ” in every way. She is very pretty and so clever, To be a Hairdresser is her endeaver. JOSEPH F. BORDONARO 79 Clinton Street Homeroom Officer 3; 4. With a poolstick “Little Joe’’ is quite the one, With this hobby he has lots of fun. As a Teacher he will win lots of fame, It won’t belong before we all know his name. ALFRED BORGONZI 29 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Our “Buga” is a boy with class, He brings happiness to many a lass. Tall and handsome with hazel eyes, He cuts his competitors down to size. As an Engineer his future will hold, Happiness, luck, and fame untold. JOHN D. BONO 1 Laren Park BRUES M - BORTLIK 136 Russell Street Baseball 3. To be a Teacher is “Bear’s dream, At that we know he’ll be supreme. So to his goal he’ll upward strive, Keeping his hopes and desires alive. With each passing year we know, Brues’ success will grow and grow. To work very hard is his desire, As a Broadcaster he’ll rise much higher. 19 I

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1 KATHLEEN R. BRADLEY 224 Main Street STEPHEN P. BRIGGS 22 Elm Street To become a Hairdresser is “Bradley’s “Steve” will be a Draftsman, a . lm ’. , ® ne of the best in his field. In this field she ll be very successful. In more ways than one. She ’ll design a coif to bring her fame, Rich dividends he will yield. A design that will ever be most beautiful. JOYCE BRENT 16 Harding Avenue Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement Sweet, intelligent, and personality, Joyce is great on that we agree. To be a Teacher is her main desire, And in this field, fame she’ll acquire. NORMAN H. BRODEUR 7 Park Road “Norm” is a killer, he’s the man with the jive. Tall and handsome, and with the gals quite alive. His camera will bring him a life of pleasure, His happiness and riches will be hard to measure. BRIAN BRICKLEY 168 Springvale Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Brian’s sportsman, we all agree, In football, and track as well as hockey. At Broadcasting sports he’ll equally gain, A future of happiness easily attained. PAULA M. BROOKS 150A Vernal Street To be a Medical Secretary, Was always Paula’s desire. With her Charming personality, She ’ll set the world on fire. 21