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

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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

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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 ANNA CECELIA MONAHAN Class Basketball l4j g Varsity Basketball 14 , aseball C1-Zj: Assistant Manager Girls' Baseballl! , . Anna is one of our Cl ssi tudents and intends to go to college. She is very popul it d is a strong devotee of sports. It would indeed be str - to go to a game and not see her in the front row, che ' g our fellows to success. Anna does not always sta ie side lines either, because she can play basketball well -n helped to retain that class cup. Always Cheerfully Modest :XLONZO FREDERICK MORGAN Prize Speaking lil. Smiling eyes and cheerful grin e'er the Latin class begin: Melancholy, gloom profound as his turn to read comes round: Please, I hav'en't done that part. Does he move the teachers heart? Sometimes yes, and sometimes no-as her record-book would show. XYe have laughed, with Alonzo over many of his prepared translations, but we have noticed that when a question about the hidden meaning of a passage was asked, it was usually his answer which received the teacher's nod of approval. Alon- zo is another of our classmates who left us in February to seek employment. He plans to enter R, I College of Phar- macy in the fall, Antics Furnish Merrixnent KIINNEOI.,-X LOIS MULVLTON CNBC Clllli ll-.3-Sl: Banking fgjungil Qjjl Lois is one of these lucky girls who possess that rare gift- Huency of speech. ln English, French or Latin classes she is always ready to responcl, lesson prepared, mr not. She plane to enter college in September und we all know she'll have no dithculty in convincing' her new classmates as she has us. that she's a jolly good pal. Merry Little Maid