Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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JW-5 ITWNCINE vcoin ffil ,fn g Q' li A 5 974, - uivr lllll E 1 x vi ,G gn . gg ,, g, I 5 I T: X nf M KE?-- 5 W Orrh. C15 C25. HAZEL MAE ATKINSON 76 lllaisdell St., Auburn Classiral Hazel really has the personality which goes with the picture. She radiates school spirit, having been an Athletic Association member for four years and a member of the girl's basketball team for equally as long. Moreover, she likes all kinds of sports, but considers swimming and skating her favorites, excelling in both. She enjoys dancing and has been a participant in nearly all social affairs. l.1'1ldt'l'X' Corpx C25 C35 C453 l?n.s'kr'fI1all C15 C25 C35 C451 Cuff. C255 St. Co. ,lI. C351 Caf. M. C35 C453 H. R. Src. C351 C11. Sur. Com. C453 Iir.1C'. C411 rl. .-1. C15 C25 C35 C453 Cil'II'l1.Y. Bd. C453 R. V. Pres. C453 CC. C-ll. College of Education. A. A. C15 C25 C35 C45 g Fr. C. C35 C45. EUGENE LINCOLN BAMFORD 15 Brachen St., Auburn Scientific During his four years here, the quiet and studious Lincoln has shown the type of ability in the Leaders' Corps and talent in the Chemistry and Spanish Clubs that is essential for advancement at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Like all wise engineers to be, he has his future firmly fixed in his mind. The class wishes him bon voyage in his travels through life as an engineer. .-1. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Clwm. C. C35 C-153511. C. C453 Leaders' Corps C25 C35 C45- -..ggf 16 53,..... HENRY XVILLIA ru ARCHFTTO 349 Princess Ave., Cranston Clagnfgl A brilliant career stretches out before Heme, as he intends to follow the footsteps of an older brother and become a doctor He has the sympathetic and optimistic qualities so necessary for that profession Nledicine has betn his aim during his high school course, and he has made a good beginning by studying Latin and biology. At Providence College where he intends to continue his studies, he will take a premedical course Heres hopin Doctor Archetto will hang out his shingle in his own home town IRENIE VICTORIA BML!-Y 63 Oak St.. Cranston Cinema! Irene is a quiet and reserved girl with a reat many good ideas When she is not working thcse out, she is busy either Composing music or attending football or baseball games. These two interests show that she enjoys the serious as well as the carefree side of life. A disposition such as hers insures success in the teaching career for which she uill study at the Rhode Island

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RAN fs vcomn A legit 2 A I1- usg' v 'SS .gfgtf 4 E X y C' E mf ffiifi lf COW iv fl Q y ERNEST PEMBROKE ANDREW, JR. 56 Francis Ave., Auburn Jllaiizual Arts Although Pembroke dislikes school work to the greatest extent, and would rather play an exciting game of tennis whenever the courts and weather permit it, he really has an industrious nature. Junie thinks of wood- work. Therefore, you can well guess what his future will hold as he is going to Trade School. HARRY ESMOND ANDREWS, JR. 19 Hayes St., Meshanticut Park GGWGFUI This quiet, modest youth comes from Meshanticut Park, and although he is not prominent in many organizations at Cranston, he is a volley ball enthusiast and an ardent radio fan. Harry is a happy-go-lucky sort of chap whom everyone enjoys because he enlivens the monotony of the class- rooms. When Harry leaves us, his departure will be much regretted. RICHARD STEVEN ANGELL 72 Greenwood St., Auburn Manual Arts Dick, one of our best athletes, whose favorite sports are football and basketball, has shown his worth in both of these by his membership of four years' duration on the basketball team and his two years on the football squad. But he will not be remembered by his classmates merely because of his athletic prowess, but because of the fact that he, with his good natured grin and willing helpfulness, is a genuine regular fellow. H. R. Pres. C315 Class C. C315 Iioolball CSD C433 Baskftlmll CZJ C3j C4Dg Track C4j. DANIEL ARCHETTO 349 Princess Ave., Arlington , C lasgiggl Danny hails from a family of doctors. Following in step with his other brothers, he also' seeks the great heights of a medical career. As the stepping stone toward this end, he chooses Providence College where he will begin his-study of medicine. Danny enjoys sports, especially baseball and football, which are his favorites. A. A. CU CZJ. -..gf 15 B+..-

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WALTER IRVING BARBER AIN TCOINII - ' f ' if' fm 7515 w - v -sg-A WRRR' 1 E gd D 'E mr- 'ff lf 'O W 623 Reservoir Ave., Auburn Commercial Does Walter like sports? just look at his record of athletic achievements -manager of soccer and baseball and an active puck-chaser. This splendid school spirit really characterizes this genial all round good sport, who, al- though a devotee of athletics, has held numerous school offices. Cranston Eiighd will always be proud of this youth who has won so many honors and rien s. R. V.-Pres. C11 C21 C315 Gr. Key C31 C413 V.-Pres. C31 C415 Thr. C. C413 Hockey C31 C413 Ass? Mgr. Soccer C113 Mgr. Soccer C213 A.s's't Mgr. Basketball CZ1 3 Mgr. Basketball C31 5 S. C. C31 5 Cl. C. C31. FRANK JOSEPH BARNATOWICH 47 Gorden St., West Arlington Scientific If there is anything that Barny enjoys, it is a good show. But his enjoy- ment is not limited to entertainment, for he also delights in working out algebra and physics problems. Golf is his favorite sport, in which he is reputed as being an excellent player. He intends to matriculate at Rhode Island State where he aspires to become an agricultural engineer. Chem. C. C31 C41. WILLARD FRANCIS BARRETT 110 Waterman Ave., Eden Park Manual Arts We now introduce you to one of the most reserved and well liked mem- bers of our class. With his trusty old sword, good spirit, in one hand and his shield of friendliness in the other, Willard has succeeded admirably in his enterprise to make friends. He has served Cranston for two years on the track team and we shall surely miss him. Track C31 C415 T. Square C. C415 R. Pres. C21 3 R. V.-Pres. C41. AUDREY FILLMORE BARTON 176 Montgomery Ave., Edgewood Commercial One of Aud's accomplishments is a lively conversation which has helped many people turn an unpleasant evening into a pleasant one. This easy natural speaking, plus English as a favorite study, makes her a valuable member of the Debating Club. Her outside activities, which change with the season, will give her continued popularity in whatever school or business she decides to go into. A. A. C11 C21 C413 Deb. C. C415 Swimming C. C415 Sec. H. R. C31. ...gt 17 53...