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

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THE CRIMSON Lois EDDY JOHNSON Life Saving Corps Insignia CZDQ Orchestra C1-3-4jg Girls' Basketball C3-4D 3 Glee Club T31 3 Assistant Business Man- ager CRrMsoN C471 Library Auxiliary C4j: Swimming Team: Manager 645: CRIMSON Board 645. Swim, girl! Swim! With that cry let us introduce Lo . mermaid and a around good sport. We may expect some day in the int re to hear of her setting a new world's record in aquatic sports! She is one of the liveliest, most active and most popular members' cifxosur lively, active class, and to know her is to like her, for Lois has one of those sunny personalities that hrighten dull minutes and scatter clouds of gloom for those around her. Smile and thB'Worlg1,s3nxilGQgViIh YOUU 5661115 T0 Iie her motto: and so the wide world and the future hold no fears for our Lois, ls Lois Enjoys lol-:es MYRTLE MARIE IOHNSGN R, I, Honor Societyg Orchestra tl-Z-Sig lilee Club t3i. Music and studying have been Myrtle-'s special loves during her high school days. The hrst she exhibited to us by adding the sweet tones of her violin to the orchestra every Monday morning. The fruits of the other were harvested on her ad- mission to the R, I. Honor Society. She is still uncertain whether a music school ur business school will find her enrolled as a student next year. Meek, Mild, Joyful ROBERT FNlANL'l'fl. JOHNSON This quiet inanneretl yoinig man is not so soher-minded as he looks, .lust watch hiin while he is in the company of Crocker or some uf the other Senior tnnsters and you will discover that he is not far hehintl in wise-cracks, witticisms, or timely sayings, He has his stuclious side too, shining especially in Physics antl Latin. Ready Entertaining ,l oker

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THE CRIMSON MARY ELIZABETH HUDSON Class Auditor Q23 3 Treasurer of Girl Reserves CSB. Another quiet girl, but-Beware! Beneath her quiet demean- or, Mary has hidden a barrel of fun. NYhen at dismissal time we have watched her transf n' practically all her hooks from her desk t er brief! se until it fairly bulged, we have stood ama e t such a -ire for knowledge. But in spite of this yn' her bo0lvVMary has found time to be an active member f the Girl serves and by no means a silent one at its meeting and parties. Many Engaging Habits MALCOLM STEXYART JEFFREY Baseball f2-3J: Football 12-3J: Captain C45 This tall. good-looking fellow has been playing football anzl baseball for four successful years and ranks among the best athletes of the school. In fact, Mal is enthusiastic about any school activity and no reception has been complete without his presence. The school will lose a Fme athlete and friend when Mal graduates. and with his pleasing personality he will make many friends wherever he may go. Many Seem jealous n K ELEAW-F' CATHERINE JEWETT , 4 ' J Af Those oftu whodiave been privileged to know Catherine will testify to thylfactjfhat Friendship is a pearl of great price, and we va higtfy this jewel entrusted to our keeping. Cath- erine hasx roven erself a most congenial companion and an enthusiasjc loverh ports. This characteristic of friendliness will prove an asset er in her chosen profession of nursing. Exquisite, Charming Jewel

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THE CRIMSON C.-XROLYN ELLEN KIERNAN Cilee Club tl-35 l look at the class-roll and whom do I see? None other than Carolyn smiling at me. She's quiet, she's cheerful, obliging and true, And sure of success in whate'er she may do. Character Ever Kindly Rl.-XRSH.-XLL ROY KINGSBURY Track rl-Z-3-41, Captain 13--Hg Cross Country ll-2-3-4l, Captain I3--ll. One morning during our Freshman year a modest youth bash- iully displayed to classmates and teachers a medal which he had wen the night before in a track meet. XYe admired it, cons gratulateil him, and then forgot all about track events. Alone and without the inspiration of a throng of cheering supporters this same modest youth continued Io represent li. P. H. S. at track and cross-country meets in Proiidence and even in Bos- tcn, and continued to bring home cups and medals. Finally in our ,lunior year we awoke lu the fact that Kingsbury, our one-man Track-team, was interscholastic champion in his Field, the one-mile race. XYe have followed his entries since then with enthusiasm and are proud of his collection of tro- phies. The Brown Bear will he sure to show his heels lu all Competitors when Marshall tear- flown the einder-track for him during the next ieu' year-. Klile-Run King RUTH ELIZABIQTI-I l-ANDGRAl-' Basketball 1213 filet- Club 133. Ruth was one of the charter lTl81TllJL'I's of our lli-Tri. Though she doesn't show as much jfrltlnisiasrn in athletics as some of her friends sh is a loyal supporter of lf. l . Ruth's PFCSCHCC at school even s wouldfsurely be missed if anything happened to keep herfaway. like many of the quiet members of our class, heyjvery quieltness has endeared her to us. XVith her sunny smile XVE,Z4I'd sure Ruth will make a pleasant and lasting impression on the new friends she will form on leaving E. P. Rarely E:-:claims Loudly