Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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BESSIII HIJPRINS WILBLR As Bess collects most anythmg from most anywhere as a faxorlte hobby we thought we had better warn you More serlously hovuexer her future success 1s assured a her proxen 3bllltV IU Shorthand and other commercial subjects well C1U3llFlES her for eeretanal work Leaders Corps 4 Rrjle C Court Stenographer -4 A A R I Honor Socxetx NAIIJAIN 13 FRxM ES WILSOIN Nzudanne or Deanne as her frxends would say enjoys 5WlmmlDg the theatre and Typewntlng After graduauon she xntends to tram for the nurs 1ng profess1on The ent1re class wlshes her a l1fe of seruce and rexard ID her chosen held Gee C 2 3 FRxmRL1N JENICIRS WINSOR Thu 1 Shadow Makmg frxends wlth ll whom he contact- he has won respect on the wrestlmg mat If you haxen t seen much of h1m It 15 because he was busy pursumg Phys1cs problems and preparatory asslgnments to becommg a Dlesel Engmeer Leaders Corps 7 Wrestlxng 'V 1 -1 HERBERT AIQDREW WISBEY, JR olly and good natured W1 1s one of the most l1kc1hle members of our class H1s dramatxc talent was shown by h1s clever actmg ln the Semor play ind hls llterary 1b1l1ty by h1s membersh1p on the Cmnstoman l..1ter1ry Board Hf excels 1n HIQIOTY the tudy xwh1ch he plan- to contmuc at R l State Plax Art C 7 3 Cranitoman Lxt Bd 4 Thrxft Cash 3 4 255414 JAM l!!!lllSllllll!!ll if 2913- x 1 J!! L ,,:7 - e I .e s ' ' . 5 L .. S ' ' : '- .31 1 . . 2. 3. 4: , . D I M .K I , 'K Y. V . I . , . J - , 'z,', - ' . t Sr. Q5 ..., : . ' Q . 1' V' .., . kj f ,J B Q L I l . rf it Q4 ,S' 'I QE'

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x X-,JI L 1,1 VELMA KATHRINE TUTTLE Introducmg., one of the grandest glrls whrch Cransto Murned put 1 many a day A brown eyed blond Velma IS defl 'at and 1 tops IH personallty A go d mlxef gf? an actrxe partner pant 1n all scho 3ftlNlflCS elnms Sfucee IS l1'lCXlC3.bl6 H R Se S 'Sec Oc are C 4 Chow 3 Glee C em C 4 Le eyff ps 4 A A J ft 1 czl 4 Srummmg mm 3 4-51 y fffw Dorus EDITH VALE Meet Dot that attractne llttle mxss whose secretanal efflclency w1ll soon be employed to good advantage by some fortunate busmess man Her departure evokes the best wlshes of all her many frlends for the career 1n store for her A 2 H R V Pre 7 Glee C 3 4 Spanxsz C 4 Green Key 3 4 Bas etball Mgr 3 4 JANE STORMS WARD Shes youth at ltS best eager br1ll1ant and enthuslastrc She wrll be re membered as a sh1n1ng star of the Sennor Play and as a clever edxtor of the Green Lantern Her sparkllng smxle can not soon be forgotten So heres to that dynamxc personallty to that vrvacrous and versatlle aney' Cranstonzan Col 2 Green Lantern Lzt Bd 4 Cransto-man Lrt Bd 4 Corrzdor Com '7 3 H R Sec 3 4 Semor Play 4 'Thyrsus C 7 3 4 French C 3 4 Bas etball 2 3 A A 2 3 4 R I Honor Socaety NANCY LOLISE WEBB Nancy although she IS qulet has made many frrends her most 1nt1mate ones bemg Ann Mattrson Besse Wxlbur and Ed1th johnson Her favorxte past1me IS draw1ng and pamtmg although sho mtends to enter a busmess college A1tC 3 4 Huston C 4 Rzdmg C 3 4 Swimming C 4 A A 4 Muw ELIZ xBETH WELLS Betty to ome and Beth to other 1 one of those people whose good nature and dmxer xty of 1nto.rc t ercate .1 per-onxhty capable of real frxendshlps and true happxnc Hmong her laxorxtt pa tunes he lxst katmg sl1d1ng pmno Pldylllf, md the tolltrtlng of old jCWLll'y -gif -8 yi... 1,7 ff

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M x J! ef, 1 e mary ass frop ecg Dear D11r3 FTER due LlLlllWLI'ltl0I1 I deeided to throxx a p1rtx for the old erowd who Q1'adu1ted from Cranston laek Ill 19 7 Diary .leaf it was re 1ll3 too funny to s e their faees when they xx 1lked 111to the penthouse which Bobbie Cranston had ub let to n1e wl11le her editor Russ Lundstrom sent her to Paris to eover th wedding of the Premier s el1u11hter to Ernest Kim' Betty Harlow1 eame sauntering in on the arn1 of 1r11es Duffy the 11ew Ambassador to Ireland Norm1 McCabe rushed up 111d lp0l0Q1 ed for 11ot havlng changed her lll1lfO1'I1'1 but expl 1111ed that her 1svlum for Red Headed Orphans kept her pretty busy even with the 1ble 1ss1st1nee of Iaek Dunniffan Ellis Cole 1nd Frank Hutcheon B1ll Iearee the great 1rel11eolog1st 1rr1ved with desert sand III his shoes D1t Bennett showed up with 1 gorgeous t111 l'llVll1LI been L1I1llWlL to te lf herself IVK 15 from Florida for the l1st te11 ye 1rs She told me th If Norn1 111 Buteau 1nd his orchestn with Deb Bergstrom and Bob P1lo were pl wing III M1 1m1 at Herb W1sbeys free hotel for blondes I 1sked for Bob Bennett md was surprised to hear that after Graduating from Cranston he retired from publie life a11d took up raising hollyhocks with Bob Olson w1h1eh he sells to Albert judge s ehain flower stores button hole bouquets a speeialty Bob Kenney had just lost his job as ehlef lifeguard at Miami Beaeh to Betty Williams beeause he let w0n1e11 drow 11 Rolf Iohnson the punster interrupted us 1t this pO1I'1t Diary dear and 111 answer to our queries he re1111rked eoyly th1t Dot Irons man 1Qed a super lau11dry Betty B1tes had 111her1ted 1 fortune and spent Ill her time fishing jack Coupe was designing sport cars A11111 L1rlx1n kept 1 bird s1netu1rv Ginny Mills llld Ioe F1r1na were partners 111 1 bre1kf1st food business Dwight Mxner 111d Dot Stone ra1 a granite quarry Lester Niehols made eollect1o11s from telephone booths Sherwood Parks had just been appointed See y of the I11ter1or Walt Piekford xx as a great movie star known 0 his publie as Americas Sweetheart Doris Vale was an exclusixe hat designer Naney Weblw was 1 great biologist speeiali inv 111 spiders Florence Reading was a We llllllly threw 1 b1q over his he1d 1nd xxe11t b1ek to the party but I w1s 1111111 111terrupted by the 1rr1v1l of 1 pile of t legnms from 1 few old friends who for some re 1so11 or other eould11 t eon1e Nor1111 Aldrieh 111d B1rb5 Sw 11111 were tr1xel1nxf Ill Europe Ollll W1ller sent regrets but sud he eoul 11t trust hls oee 111 l111er to Bd 1eques his first 111 1te l1ee1uSe h 1lw15 Hot lost Due CIIOII the wireless oper1tor felt that l1e too eoulel not QlXe up the hip X eln11 Tuttle 11 d Beul1l1 Txxitehell had te 511111 111 L1 Tose1 111 t eir 111 11111er Ex R 1dett refuse to let them eo111e Ernest Bieknell Millie Anvelotti Eln1 All p1el1 Hope Cunpbell Bessie W1llWUF 1nd 1111113 I we eou ntl IX Il ll r I1 Bo I xoto 11 ome ls llI' 1 Cllellll t e11 go ome le for 11 fllle rene re etto oui ulo 111el Rcie C1r1n11ro ou 11tl IX I1 1r ll en f1r111 lX r1tt Ill leor M1rr 1 to e It t1e +1r111 4301. .2 Y, - 1 ' ei ' S si - V . 2 I, - V V K . 2 , ' 1 Y -. ' 3 . ', , I ,L 7 1 ,M ei V , C. ' K -1 V e . , .2 V ' 1 w tx v ' Vs N S , 1 , V ' . . 1 ' , M T e s Q ' X C V ' A, E .x . I 5 x EM . N . -1 , ' 1 1. Ji , , V K . 1 1 1 1 K 'z ' p K ' 5 V 2' e . e 1 4 1 , e , 1 1' 11 1 if ' 1 11 5' 1 'e , ' 11 1 . ' '1'1, 1 .1111 K',1 '1 1' 11 ' 1' . 1 11 'A 1, A1 1, 1 'A 11 1 1 11 1-1 1111 '1 1 1 1 11 . 1 1 1. 1 ' 1 4 1 x K 2 D X 2 V. . .2 ,, X . W . U 5 1 5 3 H S 2 v ' 3' f ti . . 1 , x 3 A 5 .- A ' A x . .Q 3 H 3 3' N ' v D , 5 ' D N x v Y , 1 . x -HL, v S 2 3 - y 1 :k1S , L 1 1 ' 1 A 1 1 1. 1 1 1 ' 1 ' kg 1.1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ,g ' ' 1 D 1 ' 11 1 ' A 1 11 1 ' ' 1 3 ' 1 1 ' 3 ' 3 N I l 3 Q v . . x N. . Q .Q H K . A , t . -Q .1 3 . . V L.. . Y .Y . Z nf iv K V . . , N, .z. 5 . . X Z 3 . X Y 'lyk librarian, while Moose Wicks had invented a candle which can be burned at both ends. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1x I 11 1 11 11 1 , 11 11 1 1 'ill 1'1'c1k1 ' 11' ' 1 e 1 11. 1 1 ' ' 1. 1 '11 1 1. 11 1'1',, ' 13 bl 1 1 11 1, 1 e, Qi' 1 1 C1 ' e ' '11 ' 1 -Ia' 1, le ' 11, 111 1 ez '11s, , 111 1 , 1 11 , 1 . e - ' Ve e . ' 7, . e V.. , . V' . , K 5 L. 1 1 1 1 1 1 'h' 1 :11, 1 d h1' 1 sy, 1 Cl 1, 1' 1d 1 1 1 1. 1 1, ' 1 51 ', 1 511, 1 ,1 1, 'ICA' ' 1 I C 171,11 ld' e1'e lecllde. b 'e' l1dc 113.1 LS .l'11,,h1 ffl 4 t h 1s k ' 15 1 1h. l 1 1 A 1h1 , I. 's Pez: 1 s1 1 1 at D c ld' c1'e1 le1' clAck1 -1 .R1,1l'1 1 el I1 gc 1 hid l111 l1,1 d nl' JJ J Q' CW, D 1'i?,'1'l 1 me F '1-ell.-'