Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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rf - F- A, - Q 3 f .5 :-- .A .tx 1 V1 'lvx 5-'3f5 -, Q um illllilfllfhlllllllllll MlllllllllillN01lAxllfbllm mllllllllimk MW!!llfiillallfmmnlwmll lahtim llhlUl1Mll Louis LUKE GODEREY DELPADRE 108 Maplewood Ave., Arlington Scientzfic Louis made his debut at Cranston after two years as a track man at LaSalle. He has shown great interest in mechanical things, and is widely recognized as an authority on radios. It is chiefly through his persistent efforts that the T-Square Club has been raised to its present high standards of achievement. T .fqzmre C. QL' Prnt. C4D,' A. A. Y FLORENCE MARIE REINE DESROSIERS 464 Laurel Hill Ave., Arlington Commercial Dartmouth High School lost a little blue-eyed miss three years ago. We found Florence but never returned her for we discovered that truly all good things come in little packages. Her keen intellect has won a place for her in the Rhode Island Honor Society. Her elliciency and personality made her the secretary of the Student Council Social Committee. We are confident that Florence will continue her line work in whatever phase of business she may enter. A. A. QD Thyr. C. C215 .Sf C. tf. C. C3D,' fer. X. C. S. C Cyl' A. A. Col. C451 C. M. C431 R. 1. H. 5. MIRIAM EVANGELINE DEWARE 57 Eldridge St., Auburn Genera! Miriam has not been with us very long but those who really know her appreciate her sweetness of character, her dignity, and charm. She is very demure, but not to the point of excluding humor. Although Miriam is very modest, from certain reports we are led to believe that Eastern Nazarene School lost a conscientious student and valuable basketball player when Miriam left that school to come to Cranston. Tfwf- C- CD CD- PHILLIP D1 Bucci 946 Cranston St., Arlington Scientijc From over the hills and over the dales comes Philip in his Ford as did gay Lochin- var from the West! Any morning if you chanced to stray into Room 1.03, you could hear the most exciting tales about that car. Mishaps! Flat-tires! However, telling stories was not his only occupation, for he could often be found in the Library writing History cards or English reports. Someday, we feel that Phil is going to be an im- portant business man. l23.l

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ARTHUR BANABUS CUDDY A I ,-,1---5,-1' 13 '- F M WlllhlMl.,lw, llllllll1HlllNlaMI.0 fulfillwarm.nl.ri:nrMlimrlrllmmlwlflaMM MARY CATHERINE CUMMINGS 7.86 Auburn St., Auburn Commercial Who is the business-like girl going down the corridor? It is Mary Cummings. Throughout her four years at Cranston, Mary has been interested in Commercial sug- jects, and the business world at large. However, that Mary didn't concentrate wholly on those subjects is shown by the fact that for three years she has been an intensely interested member of the Girl's Glee Club. Mary has not confided her ambition to us but we think that she will be a success as a secretary. G- Glff C' C25 C35 C451 Tluf- C- C25 C35- 81 Norwood Ave , Edgewood Classical Many times have we marched into assemblies, while Arthur has skillfully conducted the school orchestra. As a member of the famous Cuddy Trio, he has distinguished himself as an artist in the musical world. His cheery disposition, and general friendli- ness has won him many friends among the students and faculty during his four years at Cranston. As Art enters the world of sharps and flats with his trusty instruments, Cviolin, saxophone, and clarinet5 we will be waiting to hear of his accomplishments as a great musician-perhaps as a director of the Symphony. 0755- C15 C25 C35 C45:Cw1d- C25 C55 C45f Band C55 C45f Off- C - C15 C25 C35 C45f Thr- C - C25 JALIES HOWARD DEIGNAN 5 Berwick Road, Edgewood Manual Am Is a personal necessary for Howie? Do we not all know that young man of soldierly bearing, who has marched through four years at Cranston, dispelling gloom by his radiant personality and tuneful violin? Howie's versatility is amazing. Besides being everybody's friend and a good sport, one of our most prominent musicians, and an active worker in student affairs, he is an ardent devotee of the golf links, and 'tis said, of social affairs. We even find Howie displaying another talent in the annual play, by assuming the role of a lawyer-thoroughly convincing us of his ability to do anything, and do it well! A. A. C15 C25 C35 C451 Thyr. C. C25 C451 Play C451 H. R. Vice Prer. C451 Ort. C. C15 QD: Pm. Q5 C431 s. c. M. C431 H. R. Pm. C351 Gulf Q5 543, Clair c. C351 TW. c C45 ALBERT DE LORENZO ' 1356 Cranston St., Arlington Clmriral Great Caesars' Ghost! We really mean it. You don't believe us? just ask anyone who takes 4A Latin. Who is it that never forgets the difference between a gerund and a gerundive? Who always knows the correct sequence in a conditional sentence? Well, none other than Al De Lorenzo. But don't think that Latin is his only successful subject, for Al wears that little pin which signifies the Rhode Island Honor Society. R. 1. H. s. l22l

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,igf f- in A . i f ----'--..: '1 ' - 1. ' '1f.'f'v f.f ' if f .. . . , ,fMrlli..m'1ir. lnwlllMiiMihh'.l.llwlfill!lli.' ,.malkiln'MlilllmilillhilMMZMMMlhziiiwll ALMA LOUISE DIETZEL 57 Rhodes Ave., Edgewood Srientifc Handsome in appearance, possessing refinement, grace, and exquisite taste in clothes, Alma has been justly admired for her distinction. She has been mainly responsible for the excellence of several Proms, giving untiringly of her time. energy and artistic ability. We have confidence that the superiority of her talent will secure her recogni- tion in artistic circles. Leaders' C. CID C25 QD C4D,' Barketlall CID CQ CQ CQ: Tlgyr. C. CID Cel' S. C. C1D,' Lib. Cir. CID CzD C3D,' Ch. .S'or. Com. C31 C411 Dcanfr C. C23 Cglf Sec. Clair C. C4D,' A. A. CID C25 CD CD. MARIAN ESTHER EARNSHAW 9 Bailey St., Arlington Commercial As proof of her good judgement, Marian changed to Cranston two years ago. Here her efliciency and helpfulness in the office have made her the envy of all of us. We trust that she has all the qualities which are necessary for a successful business career:--enthusiasm, a desire for knowledge, an interest in her work, and a cheerful outlook on life, and so in a few years we expect to find Marian as private secretary to some captain of industry. A. A. CQ C451 Tm. C. CQ: Swim. C. CQ. Lois MAY FALLON DoMENicK Fnmuzio 1717 Cranston St., Knightsville Classical Domenick has shown his particular abilities in many ways. His efficiency in carrying out the duties of thrift cashier proves that he has a great affinity for a business career. That he is a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society gives him the necessary foundation for success, and his extreme perseverance displayed as a member of the Cross Country team indicates that he possesses that quality in abundance. Anyway, classmates of nineteen thirty-one wish him luck! C. M. C4D,' Crorr Country CQ C3D,' Track Czlj Fr. C. Cibi Tia. C. CQ: R. 1. H. 5. 65 Bain St , Arlington General Lois is just a little girl with a great big smile. As a basketball manager she per- sonified patience icself and with her ever helping hand won many friends. Quiet and gentle, with a dignified restraint, she carries herself through all her classes, and excels in many subjects. After she leaves us, Lois will become a nurse. She certainly has the essential qualities, so we know she will succeed. A. A. C12 C23 C451 Basketball Mgr. C251 Sp. C. C432 Swim. C. C351 Bowl. C. i241