Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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-. , ' gag? C W A ran tomai f , THQ 1 1952 A if ,5 -1 RUTH MAXINE ARNOLD 89 Pontiac Ave., Auburn Commercial Cookie, so Ruth is called by her intimate friends, is a student in the Commercial department. Having been a valuable member of our basketball team for two years, she has shown her ability in sports. Do not think that basketball is her only accomplishment, for she excels in commercial sub- jects. Ruth is a very quiet, thoughtful, and reliable young lady with all the qualifications for a successful business career. She is going to attend Bryant- Stratton College to prepare for her life's work. MARY ELIZABETH BABCOCK 24 Mather Ave., Edgewood General What a hard time Cranston will have in trying to fill the vacancy that Mary will leave when she graduates! Her irrepressible giggle can be heard in the classroom when some industrious instructor is trying to teach us something. Mary has supported the Athletic Association for four years and attended many of our football games. She is planning to enter Katherine Gibbs' Secretarial School in the fall, and we know that some fortunate busi- ness man is going to find the perfect secretary in Mary Elizabeth. A. A. C15 C25 C35gBasketball C15 C255 Thyr. C. C15 C25, A. A. Col. C15 C25. Thfy. C. C15gLat. C. 415 C255 A. A. 415 425 435 445. RUTH VIENNA BAKER 113 Wilber Ave., Oaklawn General LEWIS JENNINGS BAIN 220 Armington St., Edgewood Scientific Lewis is a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society and has won distinction by his splendid work, both scholastically and athletically during his four years at Cranston. The word dependability seems to characterize him perfectly. He likes golfing, skiing, and has been on the hockey team for three years. His future is undecided, but he leaves with our best wishes. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Thyr. C. C15 C25, T-Sq. C. C15 C25 C353 H. R. V.-Pres. C25 C359 Hockey T. C25 C35 C453 Crans. Bd. C453 R. I. H. S. C45. Ruth is a very quiet, independent, and friendly girl. In fact she is so quiet, that we hardly realize that she is around, yet we can depend upon her to accomplish successfully everything she is asked to do. Ruthie plans to enter the nursing profession, and we know she'll make a wonderful nurse as she has all the necessary requirements-sympathy, capability, tenderness, and understanding. A. A. 415 425 C35 C455 Thyr. C. C15g Debating C. 445. 1 18 1

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W t ' gif 'Ei GRETA ELLEN HARRIET ANDERSON 188 Clarendon St., Auburn General To few persons in this world is given the privilege of knowing a real friend. The class of june 1932 is therefore fortunate to count among its members, Greta. By being on the Cranstonian Board, she has shown her proficiency in English, and by being chosen for the Dean's Council and the Girls' Leaders Corps in her last year, she has demonstrated her executive ability. Greta is going to Rhode Island College of Education and some day she may be back here in good old Cranston High teaching our grandchildren-who knows? Thyr, C, C113 A. A. C413 Crans. Bd. C413 Deans' C. C41gLea.ders' C. C41. GLADYS MELVA ANDREWS 51 Norfolk St., Auburn Commercial This pleasant young miss who has travelled the corridors for four years, is none other than our own Gladie. Her unassuming personality and her friendly manner has won her many pals. Although never overburdened with books, her membership in the Rhode Island Honor Society proves her ability in studies. She claims her future plans are undecided, but we are sure that in whatever she attempts she will gain renown. A. A. C11 C21 C31 C413 R. Sec. C11gBowl. Cl. C313 R. I. H. S. Ten. Cl. C41. VIRGINIA LATHAM ANTHONY 30 Park Ave., Edgewood General In Ginny we Hnd a delightful combination, a dependable friend with a bright sunny disposition. She has been a loyal member of the Athletic Association, a rooter at Cranston's football games, and a very efficient property mistress for the senior play. Ginny's attendance at the after- noon dances and her infectious giggle in the class room have been missed after she graduated in February, and entered the Barnbrook Secretarial School. A. A. C11 C21 C315 H. R. Ser. C215 Sr. Pl. Prop. Mistress C415 Thyr. CZ. C11 C21- MARIAN WHIPPLE ARNOLD 4 Park Ave., Edgewood General Quiet, demure, dependable-thus we always find Marian. Because of her willingness to be of assistance and her calm serene manner, she has won the friendship of her teachers and classmates. She is an earnest worker and we wish her all success as a teacher when she graduates from Rhode Island College of Education. A. A. C11 C21 C31gThyr.Cl.C11 423. -17-

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1, H tan tonia 'gk' A ? S I as 1952 Q ,L XX HENRY ALLEN BARBER 623 Reservoir Ave., Auburn Manllal Arts Although Hank is one of the quiet members of the class, he has one of the greatest assets for success-a sense of humor. He is accomplished in drawing and woodworking, and excels in both. Henry was a valuable member of the track team on which he was the star pole vaulter. Never was the practice too tedious or gruelling to overcome his enthusiasm for track work. Track 415 425 C35 C453 Indoor Track 425 C355 A. A. 415 425 C35 445. KATHERINE VIRGINIA BARNES 115 Villa Ave., Edgewood Commercial Although Kitty did not spend her freshman year with us, we have had the pleasure of three years of her company, for Holyoke's loss was Cranston's gain. She has played basketball for three years and has won her sweater and letter, The Green Lantern has profited by her ability in reporting the girls' athletic news. Kitty is planning to enter a business college, and who knows but that she may return to Cranston High School as an office assistant? R. Sec. C21 C4l,Leaders' C. C33 C4lgBasketball CZD C31 C419 A. A. CZJ CSD C455 G.L.Bd. C4J. JULIA MARGARET BARNES 115 Villa Ave., Edgewood Commercial Julia believes that variety is the spice of life, for after spending the first two years of high school at Holyoke, june came to Cranston for a year, and then left for a brief stay in Cleveland, only to return to us again for her senior year. For this reason, many of us have not had the opportunity to 1l13.li6HJl1I1CYSH acquaintance, but those who have agree she is a good friend. Having completed four years of commercial studies, june has prepared to enter the business world. WADE NEWMAN BARSTOW 21 Spring St., Pawtuxet Scientific Immediately after his graduation Wade went to Washington to seek his fortune. Whether he will emerge from the capitol as a diplomat or as some other government official, we do not know. But we do believe that he will be successful in whatever Held of endeavor he may choose. During his four years here, Wade has built a fine reputation as a scholar, officer, and an all round good fellow. He has been a home room president and his scholastic excellence was rewarded by his election to the Rhode Island Honor Society. Span. C., R. Pres. C425 R. I. H. S.