Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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D E335 , ,I -- a l il 1 1 rr- ran tonta 3 -' , u5 il wma 13 i i, ,, .l CATHERINE EMMA BOLLETTE 397 Webster Ave., Arlington Commercial Two years ago Tech lost a valuable student when Catherine came to us. Although Kay has not joined any activities, she has been a loyal and con- scientious Cranston rooter. She comes from the Commercial department, and could easily follow a business career, but she is very much interested in music, and hopes to attend the New England Conservatory of Music. SYBIL MARGERY BORDEN 63 Marion Ave., Edgewood General Step right up to the desk in the library and meet Sybil, one of our most efficient members of the Library Circle. Do you need a biography, a volume of poetry, or a history book? Ask Sybil and she will find it for you. For three years she has given many of her free periods to that work and has been very capable as the chairman of the Circle during her senior year. The Athletic Association and Thyrsus Club have claimed some of her attention, but the library is her first love. A A. C15 C25 C35g Thyr. C. 415 C25,Lib. Cir. C25 C35 C455 Ch. Lib. Ca. C455 D Bowl. C. 435. s AGNES ELLA BORDERS 35 Appleton St., W. Arlington Classical The words that describe Agnes are-gentle and tactful. She has decided that she will use these two qualities by becoming a nurse after training at the Homeopathic Hospital. Agnes has served her class and school by being a thrift cashier, and by contributing to the Athletic Association. We, her friends, know that she will succeed, and have confidence that she will bring joy to her patients. Thr. Cash. C15, Thyf. C. 415 C259 A. A. 415 425. MARJORIE REID Boss 45 Arnold Ave., Edgewood Commercial . . Can it be possible that there is any member of the student body that does not claim acquaintanceship with 'lMarge? Her most noticeable char- acteristic is that sunny smile combined with an ever ready hello. During her regime at Cranston, she has been a participant in an untold number of activities-ranging from a member of the Library Circle to the Student Council. What good fortune is in store for the State College when Marjorie continues her educational development there in the fall! What is sure to be Cranston's loss will be the Rhode Island State's gain in acquiring one pos- sessed of the versatility and personality of Marjorie. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 A. A. Col. C15 C25 C355 R. Pres. C355 H. R. V.-Pres. C455 Sec. H. R. C15 C253 S. C. Soc. Com. C253 Treas. Lead. C. C453 Basketball C15 C25 C35gBaskelball Mgr. C25g Caf. Mar. C355 Thyr. C. C15 C25gLib. Cir. C45. ...22..

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,C can toniaq Et Q y, K AXIJSQX 1952 Q M BARBARA FULLERTON BLAINE 483 Pontiac Ave., Eden Park Classical Bobby has during her four years with us entered into the activities of the school with enthusiasm. After four years in the Thyrsus Club, her drama- tic ability was shown in her character sketch in the senior play5 her interest in athletics has been revealed by her election to Leaders' Corps5 and her Octave Club work awarded by her election as recording secretary. Surely that is a fine record. Furthermore she has done well in her studies and plans to enter Pembroke in the fall. Lat. C. C25 C155 Oct. C. C15 C25 C355 Thyr. C. C15 C25 C35 C455 A. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Sr. Play5 Rec. Sec. Oct. C. C355Leaders' C. C45. FRANK FARNELL Buss 27 Marcy St., Edgewood Sgigngqjfig Hail to the king of trumpeteers! When the band organized three years ago, Blissy joined immediately, rising quickly from librarian to assistant director and soloist. He also was the Advertising Manager of the Cranstonian. While Frank accomplished this, he did not neglect his studies as shown by the Rhode Island Honor Society pin which he wears. He intends to go to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and in a few years we hope to see him as one of the country's foremost engineers. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Thyr. C. C155 Orch. C25 C35 C455 Band C25 C35 C455 Oct. C. C355 Assem. Comm. C45QS61t. Play C455 Adv. Mgr. Crarts. Bus. Bd. C455 - - R. I. H. S. C45. CARL GUSTAV EDWIN BLooM 1,00 Edgewood Ave., Edgewood Commercial Who is this blond gentleman coming toward us? It is none other than the one and only Carl. He is a loyal Cranston supporter and can be seen at any of the games. Being conservative and unpretentious, he is the perfect gentleman in everything he says and does. Carl comes from our Commercial department, and although he is undecided about his future, we know he will win recognition in the business world. H. R. V.-Pres. C255 Thrift C. C255 A. A. C25 C35. JOHN MITCHELL BOEHNE 400 Wellington Ave., Auburn General Most of us know Jack One could hardly help it for his greatest in- terest is in athletics, and almost any type of sport affords him enjoyment. He has been a member of the hockey, track, football and class basketball teams, and he also enjoys tennis, golf and swimming. He expects to attend Boston University and, as there are golf links, tennis courts, and hockey rinks in Beantown, we know that jack will be as well known there, as he is here. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Hockey C25 C35 C455 Football C355 Track C25 C45: Soccer C155 Class Basketball C15 C25 C35 C45. ..g1-

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. ! pan toniaq A L 5 . , I 6 f' ig: ik 1952 if HOWARD BROOKES BOSWORTH 77 Rolfe St., Auburn Classical Let us introduce Howie, the first of the memorable trio of Bosworth, Devere, and Murdock. He is an all-round fellow as can be seen by his social, athletic, dramatic, and scholastic achievements. If we can see ahead as far as Howie has planned, we visualize a successful business executive, for he has decided to go to Amherst and then to the Harvard School of Business Administration. Although that brings us to a far distant time, we are con- fident that he will realize his ambition. A. A. Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g A. A. Del. Q11, Thyr. C. Q11 Q21 Q31, S. C. Soc. Corn. Q21g Basketball Q11 Q21 Q31g H. R. Sec. Q31, Track Q41g Fr. C. Q41g Treas. Q41. . . 66 Sea View Ave., Edgewood G67167' Louise is one of the Cranston High social set for she loves parties, and dances. However, she believes in supporting athletics for she has been a member of the Athletic Association for four years. Louise is very fond of tennis and swimming and has been an ardent fan at our football games. Her election to the Girl Leaders' Corps is an example of her executive ability. She is planning to attend Duke University in North Carolina, and she will ably represent the north at that southern institution. A. A. Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41gLat. C. Q11 Q21g Thyr. C. Q11 Q21gLeaclers' C. Q31 Q41g Caf. Mar. Q41. LOUISE GAREY BOWERS Lots MARY BOWEN 33 Hawthorne Ave., Eden Park General Coming to us four years ago, Lois has gained a place of high esteem in the hearts of all. Her versatility is proven by her long list of activities. As a member of White and Bowen Company she has been one of Miss Milliken's indispensables on the Dean's Council. Her classmates have selected her as the girl with the most attractive smile. Thyr. C. Q11, A. A. Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g A. A. Del. Q11,Lead. C. Q21 Q31 Q41g SC. Marsh. Q31 Q41g V. P. Class Q41g Sec. H. R. Q31 Q41qLt. Courl. Q41gSwlrn. Cl. Q21g Dearfs Coun. Q41g Class B. B. Q21 Q31 Q41. al RICHARD CHESEBRO BRADLEY 136 Auburn St., Auburn Commercial 'lRichie is another one of Cranston's strong cross country runners. Not only running, but any kind of athletics appeals to him. He has spent three years working diligently for the Leaders' Corps, and has developed a won- derful physique. During this time, his activity has improved his already cheerful disposition. Richie has not decided upon his future, but his present industriousness shows us that he will not be a failure. A. A. Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Cross Country Q21 Q31 Q41gLeaders' Corps Q21 Q31 Q41: Thr. Cash. Q31 Q41.