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

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THE CRIMSON BERNARD ELTON GAVITT Have you ever noticed the number of Longfellow5 in our class, of those who breathe the purer and rarer air of the higher altitudes? lneluded in this group is Bernie, who has been with us only a year. ln that time, however, he has quietly made friends with us all, Next year will find him enrolled in one of the engineering courses at R, I. State College. Better End Growing. MARGARET RITA GILL Girls' Baseball 1395 Basketball tlnterclassj 12-Sf-Il, Captain f3J g Varsity Basketball 12-31, Captain 1-ll 3 Glee Club KSP- Rita has been with us for four happy years and those who- have had the pleasure of her company tind her to be of the most companionable and sincerest type olf character. Rita is a good student as well as a basketball player. She was captain of her team in her senior year. Her gnml nature and sense of lnunor won her many friends, Most Responsible Girl. N X XIARG,-XRHT Rl.-RRY IQl.FNXi-XX' S lx- R. I, Honor Stloihykf Class Secretary 131, Small, dark, and cute is Nfargie who is always at our class parties, always at the gzunes, and always near the top in her studies. Margie is extremely popular and is an adept business- student. jolly, capablefwith a hint of earnest endeavor-anal we like her lots, Margie Means Ga.iety

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THE CRIMSON ANDREVV THOMPSON FORREST Basketball C2-36: Baseball 12-373 Football K3-433 Picture Committee 1.45. Snappy, kippy, fast and light, Plenty of that called IT , Never failing in a Touchdown, goal. OL . Always in there ev , second Staving OE ' He's a reas' y our football Teams canno be beat. On the 'all team he's good. At- bat ' t al he's handy, Fi ' g, fodling, ever friendly, Hai some little .-Xndv. Athletics' Triple Feature. CLAYTON KENNETH FUHRER Class Treasurer l2l: Class President 131: Social Committee 13-4 l, Clayt is deservedly one of the most popular fellows in our class. He is a very witty fellow with smiles and jokes enough to spare, He plans to enter R, I. State College where we know he will show that same brand uf loyalty and cooperation whivli has distinguished him here Clayt Keeps l' fltlld' DOROTHY ERNES'l'lNIf G.-XRDINER Glee Club lil. Dot is the quiet little lass uf our class who neier speaks loudly and never disturbs her neighbors. Wherever she is, her inseparable companion, Martha, is always with her, She has gained many friends during her four years here, and we all wish her our heartfelt good luck for the future,

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THE CRIMSON MARION BLISS GOFF Basketball L2-3--ll: Varsity 43-f-ll: Library Auxiliary UU: Swimming. Captain 1451 Cwlec Club 133: Life Saving Corps lnsignia 125. Athletic? XYcll. ruth. 'f'. good sport? You bet! Easy to lcok at? Decidedly. Thatjf lation. XYe didn't realize how busy she has been until we stfzged to total up her activities during her four years at E. P. Mgion is Mendels close runner up as fun-maker task any of us M haye been in English or Physics classes with lierl. Perliaps-iqgfwill see Marion in the new role of eym teacher in three.2rip're'years for she plans to enter B s. P. E. in the fall. ' Merry, Blithe, Gay. JOSEPH GQRIES Baseball rl-2-31. Captain r-lig Golf ll-31: I-'oothgiill ll-3--ll, :X nod of the head. a whirling motion of the arm. a ball speeding through space, a bat swinging aimlessly, Strike! Cant you just see -loe coolly winding up in the pitcher! box for the next delivery? Xot only in baseball has he been one Cf our stars but also in f f',-4 utball he has made a reputation for his reliability and mod sportsmanship. His ability in golf added further glory to his name and record. Such achieve- ments have prevented ,lute from leading a ioluntary, solitary existence and we have i-,und him instead followed or sur rounded by a throng of friend- and admirers. E. P.'s lllss is Dean Academy! gain. .liggs li flame. GEORGE l Hll.lP GREEN Senior' Play. No doubt those of you, who have not spent study periods in Room l when Phil was there or who have not heard him telling tales of the sea. have believed that he is a quiet, unas- suming. young man, You are mistaken: Phil has ship stories to rival the most interesting yarns spun by old sea-captains. He has a marked ability in mathematics. Phil is preparing for college and will probably enter R, I, State in the fall. !XYill he pack his possessions in an old sea-chest? XK'e wonder!! Genial, Pleasant Giant.