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

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THE CRIMSON LOUISE SERAK ABAJIAN Library Auxiliary l-lj Here is a believer in 'the io ogan Smile and the XYorld smiles with you, for Lous is one of the happiest girls in our class. W'ho ccnrilclxlugl-pdi t notice her cheery smile, especially before a hard exam ivhen , Ju are feeling: blue? Louise also has c isc envy and admiration of her classmates. In the fall she , .I . . . ndless s ply of dainty dresses, searfs, and shoes XX'lllCll ' -nrls to enter the Katherine Gibbs school and there prepare for a business career. Lovely Scar fs Attract. DOROTHY ALLEN , Social Committee Chairman t2-373 Glee Club 151: Secretary Athletic Association 1-ll: Cheer Leader 1-ll: Picture Committee 143. A leader of cheers and party committees, Dot has been active in stimulating our teams from the side-lines and has played to perfection the social butterlly during our four years at E. P. Every girl must have looked at some time longingly and alvvays admiringly at Dot's silken and satin wardrobe. Forgive us, Dot, but were so proud of your position in the odice, that ive just must mention it. Dresses .-Xttractively. GLAIJYS liLYIN.X ANDERSON . . , Iilee L lub to l. Gladys is the smallest uf ns but hy no means the least in the possession of those qualities which make tirm friends. She was rarely ever seen xvitlioul her intimate companion, Hope, During her four years at lif. I . Gladys' honors and interests have been in the Commercial division. Gentle. Ever Agreeable.

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THE CRIMSON VIRGINIA CATHERINE THAYER Manager Girls' Basketball l-lj: Girls' Basketball Q3-42: Cheer Leader t-ll: Class Secretary l-ll: Social Committee f3J. Heres to Virginia, one of the most popular girls in our class. XYith her winning smile and sunny disposition, she has made herself well liked by all. Social and athletic activities have held the greatest attraction for Virginia, who is a good dancer and an ardent sports enthusiast. By the way, who was one of the leading players on the Girls' Basketball Team? Yigorouslv Cheers Teams NORMAN THOMQS H.-XLPIN Banking Council 133 3 B' eball F2-.3l 3 President Athletic .assu- ciaticn 4-lr: Feotbal ,li ockey 1.3--H3 Class Treas- urer 1-ll: Ckisisorc B 'r l . Social Committee t3l, Meet Norman. thc., l good-looking blond from Room 1. Many are his friends, nd many will there be who'll grieve when he leaves school. Norman has played a brilliant game of footba and we are wondering what they will do without hi iasehall and hockey. lie presides at the head of the Ath ' igiociation meetings and, we assure you, he does it very ivrgosin 1' After graduation Norman intends to go to prep sch lol. and a bright future we know is ahead nf him. Never The Highest lmarkzvl HAROLD ERIC Ll-IYINIZ Class President IZDQ Golf ll-2-3--li: Assistant liootliall Klan- ager 4213 School Play 43-413 Ilu-iness Manager Senior Play I-11: Baseball 4313 Debating I-lip l'arent-Teachers' Play 1-ll: Manager of Golf l-li: Class Auditor 4-ll. Here is our all-round man, Haroldl four years with us have been filled with activity. Actor, golfer, business manager, football player and debater all in cne. Harold is also very jopular, especially with the girls, and will -:urcly he missed by everyone, even the teachers, when he leaves school. Of his dramatic ability in our various plays nothing need be said-it speaks for itself. I Hu stling Energetic Lad

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THE CRIMSON ,l O1-IN XXIXLKER AN IJERTON Smiling or solicr of ctzuntunancc. rushing: madly through the ctrridors or loitering on the stairu'ziys, noisy or Sphinx-like, doing nothing' or up to some mischief, sltaclowing Jett or leading a group uf friends, .Xndy has hut-n Z1 puzzle in contrasts hard for us. and we fear, still l1Zll'klL'l' for the teachers to solve. For two years he has made the daily trip from Pnwtiiclict with his friend. jeff. and has won ll unique plum- for himself in eur ln-artx. ,lint XYcc .Xndy. DORUTH Y I-'R.-XNCES .-XNGELL The student hotly of Eaxt Proyirlence High School has for four years been the proud lrosxewor of this charming young lady with auch a wealth of glorious rerl hair. Dot nculs no introduction. for long ago the charining smile and friendly wcrds with which she greets everyone found her a place in the hearts not only of her clafsinates hut of her teachers and many underclassmates as well. .M for worryiufg-'clid anyone ever see her placid countenance ruttled lny lines of care? Wlmt the next milestone in her career will he we xhall learn later. Xlay all your rlayx he merry ouex, lint , Demure. hunfloyimr, ,Xmizlhle MAR,lfJKlli HUPI-l AXHI-QLI. Uh, Midget is an znmelv' Accerding to her name-f .Xnd that ix not ll fable: It! how nhl: won her fame, Small and very digniiierl, She never rum but walks A5 a Senior xlwnlfl go, And she never, never talks. Oh you who would be famous, Just harken to this tale, And if you pattern closely, You surely cannot fail! Margie Has Aspirations.