Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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1 - A if ig' ?-52: --- W- fl F .. ,Z pgs ' ' ' ' TY l I i ' I ' A All l 1' il ,-'zililifj sl' 5, 'bd' iv 'drill e eil W im z f li l IMl lll ll ll l l ll lk Zllalllil l lmdillldi'lM' ,,c.r':Aillllifm- 'm l b r llfllZlilfMMfMfflli! Akam f w h im !! if FRANCIS CASTROVILLARI 65 Brown St., Arlington Classical Here is one of the less obtruding but nevertheless valuable members of our class, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude for his spontaneous and perpetual good humor. For have you ever stopped to consider the miraculous effect these sunny dispositions have on our morale? But lest gaiety be confused with frivolity, let us hasten to record that Francis belongs to thc ranks of genuine scholars. F00.fb,1!lC35,'Ar:t. Mgr. B, B. C351 Fr. C. C451 A. A. C25 C35 C45,' Tlqyr. C. C15 HOWARD JOHN CH1sHoLM 7.4 Westward Ave., Edgewood Commercial Howie is one of the most popular members of our class, as he is both a star athlete and a good fellow. During school hours he has often been seen quietly and efficiently attending to many extra-Curricular duties as indicated by his list of activities. On the ice, as any hockey fan will tell you, his consistent high scoring and excellent all- round playing has done much to help Cranston gain the enviable position as All-State Champion. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C45,' Thr. Carla. C151 H. R. Prer. C25 C35 C45,' Cerf. Mar. C351 S. C. C25 CD: Trwf- CD: Cl. C . CD: Golf CD CD: Hvfktv CD CD. DORIS MARIE CLARKE Figkvil le Clarrical Dot is one of those dignified, dependable young ladies to whom everyone turns when a hard task is at hand, as shown by her long list of activities. She has also proven herself successful as a business woman, an athlete, and finally as a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society. What a combination to insure future success! fl- A- CD CD CD CD: Tlwf- C CD CD CD1 Lmdff-f C- CD: CD CD LM- C- CD CD CD: Swim. C. C35,' Barketball C25 C35 C451 Thyr. C. Play C-DI R. I . H. S. HARRY BAcoN CLARK, JR. Arnold Ave., Edgewood Clafyiml Harry possesses a dual personality. Sir Percy is the immaculately dressed, blasc' cosmopolite Prince.'-But do you know the engaging Harry who sings Valentina , a he Chevalier, and drolly remarks en franmire about the ladies present? It is a well- controlled teacher that can suppress a smile at his mischief, knowing the really indus- trious student, with good marks to show for his work. It is with regret that we lose not only our finest dramatic artist, but also a regular good fellow. Tb-yrf. C. C25 C35 C451 Clem' C. C455 Leader C. C25g Lat. C. C251 H. R. Prer. C255 Cl. Sac. Com. C351 Sp. C. C451 Ex. Bd. C35,' Frenclr C. C45,' Pres. C45,' Thyr. C. Annual Play C35 C45. l19l

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1 ' 5-5 --M -M.yl,',-Q ,-it -' 3 - -?:+..E- .,., ?' 7-. :vw 3. '1',1.i?ff2-f2's'p117'QitQ E E14 .S e' 1- 1' -R' wif-f ' s' fl . 'A 1 1 14- A' ' l -F l 'f Q V ' 'l U' 1 ' I . - N A, ' ,l I D 1,1 'I w I . ll' ,'. -1' f, I 1 A 1 ' I I HA, iulll . .i fi A A .1 . 1. 1-.1 .1 ,n . A . ' . A li 1 A A 1 1 ' A v 1 ' , 1 CllfMlClll lllllllMdllZll1l1'1l1l l fly: MW lttfalalllhcmlldlmlfaflf M DONALD EDGAR CONGDON 1361 Cranston St., Arlington Scientific Donald Edgar Congdon is known to his most intimate friends as Duke. This nick- name is suggestive, for Don is a prince ofa good fellaw. He has a very quiet, prepos- scssing manner, a sunny disposition, a loyalty to his friends and to his school, that would be difficult to match. Reliable, honorable, and determined in all that he under- takes-in a few words-Duke exemplifies the fundamentals that are needed to make a real man. I.eader.r' C. CQ: Tb. C. Cal' C. Treat. CQ: Cl. Prey. Cal' A. A. Treat. CQ: V. P. S. C. C451 Cl. C. C41' .Sf C. Colm. C435 Track C35 C451 Soccer C3D,' Mtgr. LEAH PEARL CoNN 30 Bartlett Ave., Edgewood Clarfiml The long list of activities shows n1ore clearly than can we the versatility of Leah Conn, the brilliant columnist of the Green Lantern. Everything Diddi does is worthy of note, whether it be artistic, scholastic, or athletic It is this happy faculty of making a success of everything she touches, which leads us to prophesy that Leah will make a highly respected placed for herself in the world Fr. C. C4D,' Tbyr. C. CQ C4D,' Leaderf' C. CID Czl CD Com. C-IDI Ba.rkctbf1l!C1D C23 C35 545, Gr. Lani. Bd. C-D1 A A. op Q25 5,3 gg, ya. A. C. C01 A. A. Del. 545. A. A cf-1. op,- s. c. M. 03.15. com. ol- R. 1. H. s. EVELYN BARR COULTERS 1 17 Pawtuxet Ave., Edgewood General jolly, vivacious, full of fun-she is a friend of all. Did you ever hear her sing? If so, you can predict for I1er a Marion Talley future with the world at her feet. Evelyn has found time to interest herself in many activities, especially in the language clubs as shown hy her ll1CIl1bCl'Sl1lP in the Fre11ch, Latin, and Spanish Clubs. Thyr. C. Phu' Calf fl. A. C1DC2D C35 C455 H. R. .S':r. CIDJ Lat. C. C251 fp. C. C211 Fr. C. C-D1 5- C- CID: C. M- CD: Off. C- C23 GD ALBERT EDWIN CUMMINGS 34 Clarendon St., Auburn Scientific Al is noted for many things, among others being his interest in languages, and his scholastic attainment, which have won for him the much coveted pin of the Rhode Island Honor Society. When he leaves Cranston, Al will go to Brown where he will study engineering. If he does as well in college as he has done in high school, Al will be a credit to his Alma Mater. A. A. CID CQ C33 C01 Sp. C. C4D,' Fr. C. R. I. H. S. l21l