East Providence High School - Crimson Yearbook (East Providence, RI)

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THE CRIMSON QLORQSE BLISS UVIERSON XX'lio does DOI admire his sunny sinile and winning person- alitv? George is one of our Math sharlts. XVe are often ama7ed at his lteen perception in the solution of intricate problems. He intends to go to Brown University in the fall, where we are sure success awaits him. DOLORES AUDREY ENOS R I. Honor Societv: Senior lflay 149: Class Secretary lgll CRIMSON BO21'Cl 421, You are now gazing upon our little. lovely hsroine. She has brains combined with beauty. XK'hat more can slie want? Popularity? She has it. All this is pent in the small person of Dolores. Old Bruin will welcome her with .1 huge bear-hug in the fall. Vfere sure shell mal-te a hit with him EVELYN OLIVE LENNEA HQRNSTROM R. I. Honor Society: Class Secretary t-H. Evelyn left us in January and her pleasing personality has been greatly missed. Studies were not a great obstacle in her school career. for has not the R. l. Honor Society acclaimed her? Her cleportment record was spotless. but this did not lessen her bubbling. enthusiastic love of enjoyment. fb

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THE CRIMSON ISABELLE REGINA DONNELLY Isabelle, the girl who trips merrily along smiling at this one or greeting another with a few pleasant words, has been with us for only two years. During that time we have grown to like her very much. Isabelle never lets anything worry her: in fact. we are apt to believe she does not know what that word means. Although good times are much more attractive she has been a fairly good student. She is passionately fond of dogs. cats. horses and even bears. She told us once that she wanted a bear cub for graduation but had to be satisfied with a police dog. After graduation our merry-hearted classmate intends to go to the School of Design to study interior decorating. l,URA LOUISE DYE When some of us count the number of black marks for tardiness and absence after our names in the teachers register. we envy I.ura. Four years without a single tardiness or absence is some recordf She has accomplished the remarkable feat of get- ting her lessons done and enjoying herself at the same time. Vw'here we see Lura we also see her inseparable companion. Emma. She has been attending Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School since completing her course in January. HATTIE ISABELLE EDDY Hattie has been greatly missed since her departure in Ifebru- ary. Although she was usually very quiet she was found oc- casionally in the midst of a group of giggling girls. She has left no information regarding her future. but we feel confident that she will succeed in whatever she undertalxes.

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THE CRIMSON otaoys tfxvina PREBE liirst Honors R, l, Honor Society: CRIMSON Board I4l: Senior Play lull: O. A, T. This little Uhrown-eyed Susan has left behind her a record of which we are all envious, She has that initiative which is sure to win success in her future career. Gladys appears to be very serene in manner. However, she enjoys a good time as thoroughly as anyone in our class. RUTH CARPENTER GOP? Ruth has tripped merrily down our corridors for four years. lvlithe and gay of heart, and always on the alert for fun, XVho of us will ever forget her infectious giggle with which she casts such a charm on the teachers? She is popular. and especially among some of the undergraduates. Although there is always something doing where Ruth is, she can he serious, and her name has graced the honor roll. MARY CATHERINE GOGCJIN Here is one of the many quiet members of the class. Mary seems to Gnd more pleasure in watching the enjoyment of others than in sharing it with them. ln spite ol' her shyness she has won many friends among her class-mates.