Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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. -- 3 ' I !1':i1 I GRACE ELEANOR LAW G. A. A. Q11 C21 OJ UU: Class Treasurer OD OU: Thyrsus Club CID CZD L31 HJ : Marshal OJ 3 Cran- stonian Board C-U. She's no bigger than a pint of soap! That was my first impression of Grace. But though little, she was always wise. for she moved to Rhode Island from Massachusetts and started her career at C. H. S. She began with a resolution to study hard and behave well: but she would talk and disobey the law. And then the Class of '25 gave her a chance to enforce the law. The little, red headed girl used to pop under people's noses with Got your class dues? Next year she is going to study Home Economics at Simmons. THELMA LEED LINSCOTT G. A. A. up Q25 Q33 445: Thyrsus ciub up 423 C35 Q41 1 Cranstonian Board C4j. Thelma was always ready to take a hand in any useful work. She enjoyed swimming, skating, and playing tennis. and was interested in photography, as our book will show. Her future ambition is to go to the New England Conservatory of Music, where she will specialize in organ music. ' 4 MARIE ANTOINETTE MCANDREW Nan came to us from Commercial High School last Septem- ber. Although a little lonesome at first, she soon began to like the school. She is fun-loving and fond of outdoor sports. She likes typewriting: but teaching must have appealed to her more than business, for she has been attending the Rhode Island Col- lege of Education since February. -.,. U91 K ftjh.

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- -. 0-.vw ,. ,wg-.-,, .fp ,. . .4 r , i I . pall Mllili ill.. 1. .L-c!.v DOROTHY EILEEN KNOTT G. A. A. Cll C27 CH C453 Chairman Social Committee CZD: Thyrsus Club C17 C27 C33 C-U 3 Vice-President Thyrsus Club C31 1 Chairman Thyrsus Club Social Committee C45 3 Class Vice-President C33 : Class Treasurer C4j 5 Good ljnglish League Cll: Library Circle C4l. Dot is just as good as she looks. She does much and docs that well. Outside of school she remains the same active young lady, going in for dancing and outdoor sports, such as boating, with the same vim that has brought her high marks in her studies. She is going, either to Miss Wheelock's, or to the Leslie ASTRID JENNY KOLLEN G. A. A. Cll C25 C35 Cell: Thyrsus Club C25 C352 Glee Club C231 Minstrel Show C4J. Astrid is a conscientious supporter of all school activities, and is always a prominent figure at the interscholastic games. Her talent as a singer is shown by her work in the Cnlee Club and Minstrel Show. She is a valuable assistant to Mr. Burt in com- mercial law. Like most of our commercial students, she intends to be a private secretary. 5' School in Boston, where she will take up kindergarten work. MILDRED MOULTON LATHAM G. A. A. Clj C25 C33 C4J: Thyrsus Club Clj C21 C31 C-H: R. l. Honor Society. 1924, To give an extensive account of Mildred's school record is superfluous. Four years of straight A's speak for themselves, but her naturally quiet and shy disposition prevents many from knowing what a versatile person she is. Not only is she ex- tremely fond of her books, but she is also a great sport and lover of the outfof-doors. In summer her chief delights are swimming and boating, and it would take an excellent swimmer indeed to surpass her. She is also much interested in botany and geology. Next fall she will probably go to Brown. I 28 I J .fri-',sw:aw'f-trfi vu-'H

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.. ,,...,.....---..v ..- -I . 1 lf: gwuy ' 1 .l 1l 'lll' . v is iv- ,r .X xi! ..M. lk V . .i..ia,. ,L ELIN SOPHIA MALMBORG G. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C45: Thyrsus Club C15: Minstrel C25: Glee Club C45. Like Coolidge, Elin keeps quiet until she has something to say. Then we all keep silence and listen. She knows a vast amount of history and reads all types of literature. As she loves singing, she has been a valuable member of the famous Glee Club and has partaken in many of its delightful entertainments. She clings firmly to her own opinion and it takes a very strong debater to move her. Her love of books and her patience fit her admirably for a schoolteacher, and it is for that profession that she is studying at R. I. C. E. ELINOR CRUMLY MARGERUM G. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C45: Thyrsus Club C15 C25 C35 C45: Orchestra C15: Library Committee C25 C35 C451 R. I. Honor Society, 1924: Cranstonian Board C45. Judging from Elinor's ability in collecting friends and A's during her four years. We should say friendliness and intelligence were strong within her. She cherishes any kind of book, from a Virgil to a book of crossword puzzles. She just adores math and likes outdoor life, being a loyal supporter at all our athletic games. She is always cheerful and ready to help anyone having difhculties with lessons. Next year she intends to go to Brown and present prospects predict her becoming a great mathema- tician. ROBERT BLACKBURN MARSHALL B, A. A. C15 C25 C35 C453 Delegate to League C45: Thyrsus Club C15 C25 C35 C452 Vice-President C451 Dramatic Division C35 C453 Minstrel Show C25: Good English Club C15. Bob is a carefree and fun-loving fellow ready to tease you at any time. In spite of this, he is a willing and cheerful worker, as the Thyrsus Club and Senior class well know. Although not prominent in athletics, he has been an enthusiastic supporter of all the teams. His chief interests seem to be along scientific and mechanical lines, as he has taken every course the school offers in these. He is going to Mount Hermon. after which he intends to specialize in the study of textile machinery. l301 Sip'