Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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- - - 3 - .- - - lllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllx - - -n u an - - - - - - -4 sa LW MllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllll Graduates HOPE MARGARET ANDERSEN 45 Middle St Meshanticut Park Hope Try modesty s a, candle to thy merrt A A C15 C25 C35 C45 Thyrsu Club C15 C25 C35 Glee Club C35 Chemistry Club C45 Hope is+he-quietest of girls and the faithfullest of history students MYRTLE ESTHER MALKINA ANDERSEN 457 Reservoir Ave Cranston Andy Myrt Oh she srts hlgh rrl all the people's hearts A A C15 C25 C35 C45 Thyrs Club C15 C25 C35 C45 Dramatic Division C45 Girl Reserves C3 Girls Glee Club C25 Marshal C45 Myrtle recently gladdened our hearts by winning a part in this year s Thyr sus Club play CARL LESTER ANDREN 101 Potter St Auburn Lizzy Culla Never do to day what you can leave urltrl to morrow ' A A C15 C25 C35 C45 Thyrs C ub C15 C25 C35 Room Secre tary C35 Carl is everybodys pal and Crans tons foremost sport fan. CLARE ANDREWS 151 Columbia Ave. Edgewood Clare Rich in thought and character. G. A. A. C15 ' Thyrsus Club C25. That Clare is a courageous girl youll believe when We tell you that she was the first in the school to get a Sheik bob. GARDNER LORING ANTHONY 36 Bartlett Ave. Edgewood Red A mixture of red hair pep, and good urn. B, A. A. C15 C25 C35 C45' Head ol- lector of B. A. A. C35 C45 ' Marshal C25 C35' Track C25 C35' Thyrsus Club C25. If Red is in the room in which you study you may be sure of having a lively study period. RICHARD ADRIAN BARRETT 15 Glen Ave., Edgewood Dick ' am Sir Oracle. B. A. A. C35 C455 Thyrsus Club: C35 C45 3 Executive Committee C35 3 Stu- dent Counsil C45 3 Crcmstortirm Board C45. Dick is known by his baggy trousers and his Franklin car. l23l vf l Q . X ka F' 4 A 'f X H I H H 'lil G. . . 3 s It G. . . ' 3 us : ' - ' J: B. . . - ': us 1 Q - E : .. E .. E , ,, .. ,, S : 5 I 2 l. ,5 I: J.. ,, C E ' l : , , 1 I E , E E I

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QCRANSTON Temptation Isles One was called the Isle of Jazz another the Isle of Radio and another the Isle of ered with tall green trees and won drous flowers red purple green and orange in color The Cranston 1tes saw that on them were beautiful buildings of marble and gol-d from which silver strains of music floated to their ears Many youthful sailors were unable to resist the enchanting sights and sounds and the fragrant odors and immediately lowered boats and sailed to the islands In the eve ning some of them returned to the ship saying that the others had been unable to tear themselves away The band feeling that it could delay no longer sailed on without their com panions who had thrown away the opportunity to find and partake of the Treasures of Life and who when winter came to the isles would no doubt perish And soon could be seen in the dis- tance their goal the shining Senior s e. At last they set foot upon the Senior Isle. The future glowed rosy before them as they began to follow the directions of the chart. Alas for their hopes! Their search led them to a deep, dark grove, where they were confronted by a giant, Vergil, by name, who put fear into their hearts. He was accompanied by two huge mastilfs, Translation and Scan- sion. The monster rushed forward, seized four youths, and instantly crushed them to death in his huge. hairy arms. The other youths, how- . I 22 ever drew their swords and rushing on him in a body soon slew him They then came to a grove of tall white trees one of which was called the Senior Dance another Class Day and still another the Class Banquet Under these they rested and were refreshed As they neared the end of the search the faculty who for four long years had been their counselors guides and friends chose those youths who throughout the voyage had manifested wisdom and a worthy character together with a Spltlt of service and helpful leadership and made them members of an association called the Rhode Island Honor So c1ety from the name of the native land of the Cranstonites Continuing to search the adven turers were stopped by the appearance of an enormous lion who seemed to be guarding the entrance to a grotto where the map located the object of their search. The beast was called Final Senior Exams. H sprang forward' but before he could be slain he had killed three youths with his sharp, cruel claws. When he lay dead, they entered the grotto. And lo! before their wondering eyes gleamed the Key of Knowledge rest- ing on a white velvet cushion in the middle of a green grove. After four years of adventure, peril, and hard work, the Cranstonites had found the object of their quest, and it lay for- evermore in their power to unlock at will the Treasure Chest of Life. xxmm nnnmnmamrnunmglz orlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt Hatinggtol,Work.i These were cov: - I , i - A ' I1 ' U H e

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lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllx 'QA A am' azANsTo ti tolmnnmmnnnmumnun . THELMA BEA1 RICE BARTLAM 22 Woodbine St Auburn Teddy But to see her was to Zove her' G A A QZQ Q35 Q45 Thyrsus Club Q25 C31 C45 Student Council 121 Marshal Q29 Captain Q43 Girls Glee Club C29 Library Circle C35 There never was a more e ti cient Captain of the Marshals than Thelma GERALD EDWARD BEANE 1428 Park Ave Cranston Beanie ne but himself can be his parallel Thyrsus Club C29 Q35 Orchestra 423 Q37 Q41 Assistant Class Treas urer C43 Secretary of Chemistry Club C47 Geralds two great lnterests in life are Chemistry and Cornet EVANGELINE MARY BLAIR 76 Westwood Ave Edgewood Mazie Come and trip it as ye go On the light fantastic toe G A A Thyrsus Club Girls Glee Club Minstrel 'Show Mazie has helped to make our Min strel Shows successful by her clever dancing ALICE MARGARET BOOKER 35 Valley St. Meshanticut Park Her voice was ever soft and low an ewcellent thing in woman. G, A. A. C11 Q27 Q33 ' Thyrsus Club The words that come to our mind when we say Alice are friendli- ness good nature and the Park Theatre. FAITH BORDEN 63 Marion Ave. Edgewood Faith I have a heart room for every J0y- . A. A- C15 129 ' Thyrsus Club Faith is that tall quiet girl who is seen by us all, but heard only by her intimate friends. ELLEN CATHARINE BREWSTER 1 Greene St., Cranston Ellen For she was just the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. . A. A. . Ellen is going to give some man an excellent stenographer. E241 I A S -- ... .,-. I - . - : , Z ., : .. ,. : .. . .- , . . 1 4 5 . . . -. l V 1 . - . ' 1 I' 1. I l . : . I - : .1 f - g - .. .- - - H , I ' E-e 5 S I - Z .. . ,. E No f ' ' . E F ' 5 .- , . . . .- . . I 5 E E .. Z -. .- .. - ,. : .. i - , E . - -: 9 ' E 3 ' . . 2 . . : - .- .- . : . .- T - I Z ,MAIN : .. .. .- , I 1 P 1 S ill C93 C33 - I , u .1 .. :- ,., .. v., .. - ' I -. 3 - I S 1 .. , - .. ,, .- .. I I : G , E C11 C23 : Z Y 1 S S D 1 B I G C13