Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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RAIN 'S TCOINII W X in C aol R -,fa ils is 5' Q ess-.5--fzff ' 1 E , ' ' -'lfffe E at 2 E .t . . rrrr r ko' Fil! ' 3 1 MILDRED ALTHANS 51 Lyndon Rd., Edgewood Couzuicrrial This is Milly, Miss Milliken's charming stenographer, who has won many honors. Not only has she been home-room president, a member of her class council, a recipient of a student council award and a cafeteria marshal, but she has also been chosen a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society. Vklhatever are Millie's plans for the future, we are confident that her pleas- ing personality and willingness to help will make it as successful as her high school career. .fl..1. C23 C33 C432 C. C. C433 Cnf. Mar. C43 : S. C. C33 C432 R-Prcx. C233 Trmzix C231 lfmuling C433 SI. CI Court Sffll. C435 I2t'lU1'.V C'. C435 li' I ll S' as the one that led you through Cranston. XVALTER HAROLD ANIDIERBERCI Reservoir Ave., Howard Cozzzmerrial Probably there are not many fellows more fond of athletics than Red, his favorite sports being boxing and baseball. He has been an outstanding member of the Leaders' Corps for several years, and has displayed his skill as a gymnast very often. No one could have taken charge of banking half as industriously or as accurately as he has for the past three years. Here's to you, Red! l.I'tIlCt'l'.Y' CUl'f7.S' C23 C431 Thr. C. C23 C33 C43. that he deserves. Orch. C13 C235 C1'n.11.r. Bd. C433 R. I. H. -...,5f 1 3 THELMA SADIE Anisizosi 1098 Pontiac Ave., Pettaconsett Conzmenzal Chase your blues away, for we are now intiodnting lrenchie our Campus Sweetheart. Because of her attractive personality she is one of our most popular members. She is quite an artist and plans to enter the Rhode Island School of Design. Our careers may lead in differtnt directions but with our heartiest wishes we hope your chosen path will be as bri ht rl. .l C13 C23 C331 Snr, to fllzlvx ,III-l'df'l1' ALBERT VVILLIAM ANDERsoNI 55 Vklindsor Rd., Edgewood Scientz c Bud is a cyclone at mathematics and an excellent student in other subjects. He plays the violin very well as shown bv his membership in the orchestra. Although he seems quiet, Bud may be seen down the bag tinkering with a boat's engine or making an electric motor work VVhen Bud con tinues his engineering interests at Brown, we hope he vull receive the fame

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RAIN S TCOINIII X xx affix 2 Q t- - 22224 I I ni f ' as sf 5 ll '11 ' ' :5ifgg2Eif FEE Regal I, hi ,.--- . as H -'-' F - - - 'F cl lE,Am6 ' lkcowj-QTWX PHILIP ACKERMAN 161 Alexander St., Auburn General Phil is one of those different people, who leaves such a fine impression with you that you will long remember him. The writing he has done for The Green Lantern will be a source of admiration for those who take his place here. Indeed, what would be more enjoyable than traveling with him through life as he adds new laurels to his crown with his clever editorials? Gr. I.Ull. lid. C453 Tennis C35 C45. ISABEL XVHITFORD ADANIS 14 Highland St., Meshanticut Park Classical Is it possible that there is anyone who does not know attractive Isabel and her cheery hi ? Izzy excelled in athletics as shown by her membership in the Girl Leaders' Corps, and she displayed even more brilliancy in work- ing out hard math problems. Next fall Isabel will travel down to Bethany College in West Virginia to specialize in Mathematics. I l C15 C25 C35 C45 lat C C15. 5 C25 Lcadels Corps C25 C35 C453 Coaching C35 C45. . . 3 Tennis CZ C35 C455 Bowl. C. ROBERT RUDOLPH AFFLICK 37 Eddy St., Pettaconsett Scientific Bobby, as he is called by everybody, is the type of fellow necessary to every school. 'What would the year be without somebody who is forever smiling and always ready with a word or two, not sarcasm or flattery, but just plain facts. His hobby for reading enables him to make his suggestions in the English class always precise and correct. Bobby plans to study agriculture at Rhode Island State College. R. V.-Prcs. C15, Track C45. LUCIA MAY ALLEN Z5 Lambert St., Auburn Couwnerclal This is Lu who is an all-round good Cranstonite. Her diversified activ- ities and scholastic abilities have gained friends by the dozen for this charm- ing miss, who intends to go to Katherine Gibbs. Cranston will miss Lu, for she has ably supported the Athletic Association, acted as an athletic collector, and served as Secretary of the Sewing Club as well as assisting in typing copy for the Green Lantern. A. Col. C15: 51.121, C15 C25 C35 C453 Sew. C. C255 Sec. Sew. C. C255 Typ. Gr. Lan. C35.

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pRINlNSgTCO:Nll! E A-g. 2141 1 -T.. I' 2. to wg, - DIE S sf, ,.... . -i DPCOUQVWY ees' ' 4' ,t ' .. f Q 6 g 'EEE'-E ht- E X , ,. Q f 'f I E255 L- F - -S: F E I E 1 E Kiev. pf ' L - S l E ii I X I i - - i - Q, fA KC -Ei K ul HARRY 117 Colonial Ave., Eden Park .Scien.fi5Qp Since Harry's favorite sport is football, he was made a member of the Junior Varsity football squad in his third year and a member of the Varsity football squad in his fourth year. He believes he will attend Rhode Island State College where he intends to study engineering. Because of his interest in chemistry and science, we are sure he is well fitted for this career. fl. A. C35 C455 f. V. Ifootlmll C553 Vurs. lfooflvall C455 TQS11. C. C451 Radio C. C45 5 Svc.-T1'en.v. C45 5 Rifle C. C45. I RUTH LENEA ANDERSON 96 Paine Ave., Auburn Red has that unusual combination of good looks and scholastic ability. She is one of those girls who can go out every night and have her lessons prepared for the next day. We know that they'were well prepared because she is a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society. Ruth plans to go to the Rhode Island College of Education to prepare herself for a teaching career. A A C15 C25 C35- G mee C. C15: H. R. Sw. C15 C25 C45: Fr. C. C35 C45'g R. 1. H. S. ' ' A NIJREW A N11ERsc 5 N ELIZABETH HELEN ANDERSON 10 Milton Ave., Edgewood Comnzcrrial Betty intends to enter the business world after graduation, and the fine executive ability she has shown as chairman of the Social Committee of the Spanish Club, the careful work she contributed as Student Council court stenographer, the willingness she has shown to enter into the life of other organizations, and her membership in the Rhode Island Honor Society con- vince us that the business world is very lucky to have her. Betty's fondness for music and her ability to play the piano as well as her ability to act has given us many happy hours. VVe shall miss her very much. A. 11. C15 C25 C35 3 Sp. C. C25 C35 C453 C!1.Sof. Cm11.Sjv. C. C25 C35 C453 Oc. C. C15 C25 C353 R. l. ll. Ho. C. C455 St. C. C. C45: St'II1'C7l' Play: Sec. P. G. CI.: C. H. I'IUGOLD BERNDT ANDERSON, JR. 31 Berwick Lane, Edgewood Scientific Juney is one of those fellows who has a real head for business. As la thrift cashier, he has easily proved his worth, and in the classroom his interesting discourses on the leading issues of thc day have always been of interest. When he leaves us, juuey plans to use his ability by becoming a business man, and with his good sense we know he will be a success. Thr. C. 435, R-Pres. C253 mf. Ill. 445. C lassicab 1 4 E+..-