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

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THE CRIMSON GLADYS MAY ARMSTRONG Glee Club I2-35. Once there was a good sport, Her name was Gladys May: She did have a keen wit, And she was always gay: She liked to do most anything. lAnd she could do it wellj All the way from singing To cheering an E. P. yell! Of this class of Twentyfeight Gladys is a memherl And were all glad to see her From lan. to bleak December? Great Many Attributes. PEARL LOUISE ARns1fRoxG Girl Reserves, Presiclxx -Ll. Yes, the one with redggi-is 139, How the Pepsodent people ever overloolszeyd smi f hers is a wonder to us: perhaps it's hecau 6y havens ached East Providence yet. Pearl's popularity vi the giria is attested by her position as president of the Hi-'-ri,K iave you ever seen her at class socials? Rarely does .thc O ss dance. Pearl is among the host of those who are always present at games. Popular, Laughing, Alert. HERBERT NEWELI. BAKER School Play til. Put l-Put l-Put!-Bang!-Anyone hurt? Of course noit. silly, that's only Herhie's motorcycle turning the corner and rolling upto the door, From it alights the owner, one of our cheeriest and gayest fun-makers whose motto seems to be l-lave a Smile for liveryone You Meet, and how he has lived up to it! XYith this famous smile he captivated his audiences as tirst tenor in the sandwich-men's parade in lt Pays to Advertise. Do you recall the sweet notes of Buy 15 Soapn? Although Herbie negotiated our corridors with strides worthy of an owner of seven-league hoots, he made even greater strides into the hearts of his classmates. Has a Noisy Bike.

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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.

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THE CRIMSON R.-XLPH EMFIRY BALLINGER Crimson Board 1-ll: Class XYill Editor 1-ll 3 School Play 1453 Senior Play Nl: Hand l-ll. Ralph is au active uiemher of the Ask Tezleller .AXnotl1er Class and holmls the record for the uuinlier uf questions asked in Latin class. Neyer ininml. Ralph: we lauglietl and learned :1 great deal at your expense. ll stands for lwnsy, and what with plays. lli-Y ineetiugs. LQNIMSUX Board meetings, liainl re- hearsals, and studying, Ralph certainly has lreeu lnusy. llis plans are uncertain for the future hut he hopes iu another year to enter college. Real Ellergetif Boy. Klfxl-lt RUSH B.XL'TIST.-X filee Club 41-Sl. Mary is a happy maiden Ne'er with worry heavy-laden: Her joy is in her radiant smile Xkihich is heaming all the while, Mary loves In sit and chat- Hut all stuilents will do that- So here's to Mary! happiuessl HU: know her life will haye success, Modest as a Rose-liufl lzl.l-.AXIJR BlzAlUVl-, Girls' Basketball 12-3--ll, Captain I2-413 Varsity Basketball 43--ll: Glee Cluli Lili President Library .Xuxiliary 1-UQ Library Auxiliary 1.32 Cicero says in his speech about Pompey, It is far easier to find a beginning than a conclusion for this speech. That's the way we feel in trying to express our nnal opinion of this energetic young person. Eleanor studies hard. works hard, and plays hard, She is well known by teachers and pupils, and well liked also. XYith the aid of her pal, Marion, she has made things lively for four years at E. P., and whenever these two get together there is :ure to be a hot time. Eleanor will be a loss to E. P., but some lucky college will haye a big gain. Ever Busy. Es