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

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L THE CRIMSON JOHN JosEPH LARNED This quiet appearing lad is not so bashful as he looks. His constant giggle and ridiculous remarks can be heard every now and then in the midst of a quiet study room or interesting les- son. However, John has his line points and loves his Latin t?l. Wie do not know his future plans but we feel sure his sunny disposition will carry him through almost anything. just juggles Latin EARL ENOCH GUST.-XY LINDEN If you see a light-haired boy coming' along the corridor with a pile of books under his arm, you l know it's Earl, Everybody thinks he is rather quiet and ba ' l b t we know ditterent. He is a perfect s t n alt' ady for a good time. Earl isfsgreatl i ' ci s and after graduation intends t li a op rator. Wlith his tine scholastic record a d . desire to get ahead, Earl will surely make a place for himself in the world. Electricity's Earls Great Love GRACE MURIEL LUNDGREX tiirls' Basketball tl-Sl, Grace has been a memher of our quiet group during her four years in high school. llowever she has proven to us. very conclusively, that she can throw aside her meekness when the occasion demands. For she was one of the players on our girls' champion classflwaskethall team. She has always done well in her studies and although she left us in February without leaving any clues as to her future plans we know that whatever they may he they will surely be successful. Gentleg Methodicalg Laconic

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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

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THE CRIMSON LLOYD SLADE LUTHER Business Manager School Play 1433 Senior Playg Tennis Manager 1453 Track 143, Fleet as the Heetest. In track he's a wow! Also as an actor Llcyd has made his bow. There's little Lloyd can't do, And we all. wish him well-oh! XYe knoii that he will make his mark, Etr he's a jolly good fellow! Long. Slender Lad EMMA FRANCES MMCONNELL Library Auxiliary 14 l. All-g.':.' us In present Emma. one'-:gf the quieter members of cur class. She jj-,ne of those ' . who hardly ever speaks unless she has sdhiething ttortlyn hile to say. Emma is scarcely ever seegiiumut her hiiojj' or Latin book, and lu the last las revmatlned i ' ful-'fo the long Latin assignments. After graduation she i ends to enter the Homeopathic Hospital Training School to become a nurse. a position for which, we are sure. she is well tittefl. Exceedingly Fascinating Maid ExL'Gl,'STL'S lYlLLl.-XM MIXER Banking Council 1391 Cikixi -in: Hoarfl 1-lip Senior Play 1-ll. All Hail! here's Miner, our class artist and Mr. lYelch's assistant. This talented fellow does more than draw pictures cr assist in the instruction of the Physics classes, for Miner is crie of our actors. lYe all saw him pull the laughs as Lance- lot in our Senior Play and we can draw the conclusions that this time chap with so many natural gifts cannot but succeed. Another Vlfitty Man