Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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- C QIEHU tonia 7 5- 1212 WILLIAM EUGENE BUTLER 20 Mather Ave., Edgewood Classical Must we use formalities in presenting this chap to you? In company with Bud he has become a fixture about our school. This is the lad who initiated the vogue of those blase green corduroys. Well in case you are still at sea this is Bill. V For three years he has been a mainstay of Crans- ton's football, basketball and baseball teams. Upon leaving us, Bill is plan- ning to matriculate at Alabama. Class baseball5 Track C21 C315 Baseball C31 C415 Football C21 C31 C415Baskel- ball C21 C31 C415 Capt. C415 Thyr. C. C11 C21 C315 A. A. C11 C21 C31 C415Latin C. C11 C215 H. R. Pres. mg V. P. H. R. C21. DOROTHY LOUISE BUTTERWORTH 69 Arnold Ave., Edgewood General FRANCIS XAX'IER BYRNE 161 Wayland Ave., Meshanticut Park Classical Francis is one of the most popular boys in his class. As a good sport in Here is a very likable young person who has a host of fine friends, both boys and girls. A keen sense of humor, an even disposition and a pleasing personality account for her popularity. Her future plans are taking her to Pratt Institute where she will study interior decorating. The class of '32 bids goodbye and wishes the best of good luck to one of its most loyal members. A. A. C21 C31 C415 Soc. Com. C41. every sense of the word, and as an excellent student and a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society, he will be greatly missed at Cranston. He is undecided about his future, but wherever he goes, his happy disposition will bring success to him. All of his friends at Cranston, and he has many, wish him the best of luck as he leaves them. H. R. Pres. C115 S. C. C115Baseball C21 C31 C415 Thyr. C. C215 Cross Couniry C31 C415 Caf. M. C31 C415 A. A. C11 C21 C31 C415Fr. C.. C415 R. I. H. S. HOWARD CLIFTON CALBERG 101 Villa Ave., Edgewood Manual Arts You hear that boy laughing? He is just full of fun-his classmates will vouch for the cheer he has brought to them. We who have profited by the companionship of this amiable youth shall always remember SWede's un- failing generosity, pleasing manner, and willingness to help. When approached for information on his life hereafter, Swede smiled and decided to leave it to fate, but admitted that he intended to seek a position immediately after graduation. H. R. V.-Pres. C11 C415 Thr. Cash. C215 A. Col. C315 Golf C31.

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I a lip! 5 we ran tomar fl ff r l 1932 amm j i il If Thyr. Cl. C15 C253 A. A. C15 C25. FRANK RHODES BUDLONG, JR. 83 Albert Ave., Edgewood Scientific There are many nice things we can associate with 'fRhody, but the one which we notice most is his originality. For was he not Voted the most origi- nal member ofthe February class? He has served on many social committees and added charm to the functions of the school. Rhode Island State will receive him in the fall, and we all know a secret meaning to the State cheer, Yeh! Rah! Rah! Rhody! Thyf. C. C15 C25 C35 C453 A. A. C15 C25 C35 C453 Baud C35Q Class C. C353 Ch. Soc. Com. C351 Soc. Com. C453 Sr. Play Com. C45. Thyrs. C. C15 C253Band C15 C25. MAZELLE FRANCES BURRELL 205 Armington St., Edgewood General Mazelle has a sweet happy-go-lucky disposition and we have always found her a willing helper. As one of the old maid twin sisters in the senior play she caused great amusement. Her interpretation of the part showed decided dramatic ability. She makes friends easily, and has a host of them. No doubt this will be an asset to her in her future work as a private secre- tary. She intends to prepare for this work by attending the Edgewood Secretarial School when she leaves Cranston High. A. A. C15 C25 433 445, S. C. C253 sf. Pz. C453 Thyf. C. 425. .. 26 - MILDRED LENNEN BROWN 93 Pontiac Ave., Auburn Commercial Mildred obeys the old adage, and speaks only when she is spoken to and then, she always has something worthwhile to say so listen carefully Although she enjoys many sports and faithfully supports our athletic teams rooting with the best at every game, she is also unusually efhclent when it comes to the task of taking shorthand notes or typing a faultless page Like many others, Mildred intends to become a stenographer and we can rest assured that it will not be hard for her to secure and hold a fine position WILLIAM GREENE BUDLONG 31 Marion Ave., Edgewood Sclenzfzfzc What, Bill, no future plans? Are you not going to betake yourself to higher institutions of learning and give them the same satisfactory friend ship that you have given us in your high school days? You have 1nsp1red a real liking amongst your classmates at Cranston and may you do the same throughout the rest of your life. Anyway, do not forget the many friends you have made here among your classmates of 32

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sg, gn ' 7 6, 1952 ,U ran toniaiy 9' C A! ' ' i t dl FLORENCE LOUISE CAMERON 273 Pontiac Ave., Auburn Commgrgial Flossy is another one of those people who says nothing of what she is doing, therefore, few people know that she has been an active member of the Bowling Club during her senior year. She also has served her school faithfully by belonging to the Athletic Association for four years, and by attending the games. Although she is undecided as to her future plans, we suggest that she become a librarian, for she confesses that she loves to read. But she excels in commercial subjects, so after all, the business world may claim her. . . rhyf. C. cn C215Bowl.C. 441, A. A. 111 C21 up Q41 ANNA FLORENCE CANTONE 726 Park Ave., Auburn Commercial Dancing, bowling, skating, swimming and hiking! Anna certainly is a modern girl. She is the best and truest of friends, and a very good student. She intends to become a secretary and has had practical training, having spent four prohtable years in the Commercial department as well as assist- ing in the high school office. Remember, Anna, we are expecting great things from you. A. A. C11 C21 C31 C415 R. V. Pres. C315 Thyrs. C. C11 C215Lat. C. C11 C215 Tennis C. C21. THOMAS JOHN CARACUZZO 129 Southern St., Cranston Scrennfw Tom is another one of the all-too-few quiet members of the class,- quiet, but helpful and efficient. He is always ready to assist a classmate in distress and do his utmost to aid him. One of the best things about Tom from a teacher's viewpoint is the fact that his work is always ready on time. During his senior year, the Chemistry Club has claimed his attention. If a successful future is the logical result of success in school, then your future, Tom, is assured. v h H. R. Com. C415 Track C215 Chem. C. C41. EDMUND JOSEPH CARBERRY, JR. 90 Ingleside Ave., Edgewood Sdierflifid In the fall of 1929 a second member of the famous Carberry clan entered Cranston. Immediately Ed began to establish himself among his class- mates with the results that have culminated in his election to the presidency of the senior class, a position which he has well deserved and creditably ful- filled. During his senior year, he has found time to serve as treasurer of the Hi-Y and as a member of the pin and ring committee. Our loss will be Brown's gain, for further success and glory surely await him. Class President C415 Member Pin-Ring Com. C415 S. C. Social Com. C315 A. A. C11 C21 C31 C415 Thyr. Cl. C31 C415 R. Pres. C11 C215 S. C. C11 C315 Treas. S. C. C315S. C. Marsh. C11 C315 H. R. V. P. C115 Hi-Y C31 C415 Treas. Hi-Y C41- . -gg-