Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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MIIIDRLZD LOUISIG l+'lSfHl+lll HA1'f1l1LiS,U Mid, Fishey,'i M, L. FF Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1-153 Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 1-15: Glee Flub 115 125 135: Library Committee 135 1-155 Good English League 135Q Cl'!lILKf0llfflI7L Reporter 1355 Editor-in-Chief Crafm- f0llf1lll 1-15. A .soul So full of Sllllllll-UI' 'l.l3flI'IIl,HI,, so glad, No lzca-lilly, Sound, and r-Icur, and wlzoI0. Here's one of the inseparable three musketeers. We commend her as one of those who make Cranston such a line school. There is seldom a committee or organization among the upper classmen in which she doesn't hold an important office, and to which she doesnt lend her ability as a leader. Mid has a particular talent for poetryg and as for oratory, we listen to her with awe. Combined with these sterling qualities are a love of fun, a charming dis- position. and a thoroughly delightful sneeze. XVe know that when she goes to Brown with the other musketeers. she will do as much good and be as much loved as here. WILLIAM l'll,I,SWOR'l'IfI GUULD, JR. 't1iouldie Boys' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1-15: Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 145g Baseball 125 135 1453 Hockey 125 135 1455 Assistant Manager, Football 1455 Minstrel Show 125 3 lf. H. iS. S. -S. 125. t'l11 prui.s'c and in 1Iisll1'1lis0 thc munc- ,-l :nun of 10011-11ffClllll1 l',1I fr11n1c. Here is Gouldie, one of our star athletes. He has made a name for himself in baseball and hockey of which he can well be proud. Although not a lover of books, he has per- severed and has iinished his course with credit. His happy disposition does not let worry interfere with his peace of mind. As a result. his face is habitually decorated with his now well known smile. He intends to join the Fresh- men at Brown next year, HANNA'll BICLLE 19OI,'l.IJING Thyrsus Club 125 135 1-153 Girls' Athletic Association 125 135 145 g Good English League 125. Two so full and In'ight-- r Such eyes! In school we have had very little reason to think that Belle is not a quiet girl, but people on her telephone liue say otherwise. She came to us only a year zlllll a half ago from Tech. 'In that short time. we have found her to be a pleasant and interesting: -classmate. She is a line seam- stress: we have often wondered how she tinds time to make all of her clothes. Vnlike many of us. she has thc courage to disagree with some tliings that are said at class meet- ings and to express her ONVII opinions and make suggestions. Belle left in February and is at present working. 21

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FRANK DAVOL ICASTERBROOKS Easter, Collision, Vars Boys' Athletic Association 113 123 133 143g Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 1435 Track 133: Manager 1-133 Foot- ball 143. I111'z11T S0111-I'flI'fllfl neu' and !l01l'H .vet 11111 tl sl:i1l11i11y. I ufuaf u lII'llf fiylurc fo 1111111-rf. Easter is a very versatile young nian, as a glance at his activities will show. He was 0119 of the 111ain props of the track team, where his long legs upheld 11ot only the rest of his considerable figure. but also the honor of Cranston High School. Frank did yeonian service in the line for the football team flllll earned his right to wear the C in no uncertain 111511111611 IIe has a claixn to fa111e in his dancing, for his style is inimitable. He is known to be a jolly good fellow and is extremely popular with his friends. Ile has not over-exerted himself with study, but he has left behind a very creditable record. Kingston gains in him an all-round good fellow. E I. I ZAB ICT II PRI M RODS IC GILBICRT Beth Girls' Athletic Association 113 133 3 Thyrsus Club 113 133. Im the sony an' the smile ye wear 7'l11at's 11-mfllaini thc su11,sl1i11,c c1:c1'ywhc1'c. A jolly. giggrly sort of girl is Beth. you sayg but that is not exactly rigrhtg for one Illllllltf-3 she is that way, and the next she is sober and studious. Just glance at her face and see if you don't think she is well named. Doesn't the Elizabeth stand for tl1e part of her nature that makes her study before nine o'clock. and doesn't the Primrose represent the happy, joyful side that makes her smile and reveal to us her bewitchingr dimples? Beth plans to become a nurse, which is just the future we would pick out for her. since her serious half will allow her to be capable and reliable. while she can use her smily half to cheer those worse off than herself. MARION ROSE GLEASON Giggles Girls' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1-13g Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 143. Laugh 1111111 thc 11707711 l!11l!l7lS 'with you. The poet speaks truly. for when Marion begins to laugh. no one can remain sober. 1She just has to laugh or else talk, and no one can talk forever. She does 11ot seem to mind the. stern glances of the teachers at all. But d0n't think that Marion does nothing but have a good time. She finds time enough to be serious so that sl1e studies and has her lessons well. ttliigglesu expects to enter the Rhode Island Uollege of Education i11 the fall and prepare to be- co111e a teacher. IVe know she will be liked there just as she has been at Cranston. 20

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MILDRED HOPE GRAY 'tMil,'i Milly, Billy Girls' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1433 Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 143g Gleo Club 123 133 143. t'Rouoali11gs deep and clear are thine of wealthy smiles. Just see who you've bumped into-Mil Zllld Ethel! Of course, you wouldn't expect to bump into one of them without bumping into the other, for they're always together. If Mil goes to a dance, Ethel is sure to go with her. Mil is very fond of dancing. She is a jolly natured girl and has many friends at Cranston. She has studied commercial subjects in schoolg her favorite is stenography, and she excels in typewriting. She intends to go to a secretarial school and then to type her way successfully through the world. IIARRY PARKER GRAVES Harry Boys' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1433 Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 1435 Football 133 143g Class Treasurer 1335 Vice-President 143. t'The rulc of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my bllSillCSS.u Harry is an end on the football team and never fails to hold up his ond. How often we have envied him his Valentino hair with its part of mathematical accuracy! Even in a football scrimmage it has a facility of staying in place. His popularity with his classmates is proved by his being: made custodian of their exchequer, and his energy in this oflice has lightened our pockets. He has finished his course very creditably and expects to go to Brown in the fall. JAMES BENJAMIN GREENE Jimmie Boys' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1433 Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 1433 Secretary 1335 Class President 123 133 gy Student Council 143. 'iiml when a Zarlgfs in the Case, Yoa know all other things give place. Jimmie is an ofiicer of the famous 'Student Council, of which we hear much, but see little. Apparently he is not overburdened with the duties of otlice. Jimmie is an au- thority on tennis. He wanted to play football, but could never get a suit. And in addition to being a tennis expert and a would-be football star, Jimmie is an actual sailor. ln his Senior year he started rushing all the girls, and will probably continue to do so in Peimsylvaniia next year. NVQ all like Jimmie and wish him the very best of success. 22