East Providence High School - Crimson Yearbook (East Providence, RI)

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THE CRIMSON XYALLACE GONSALYLS Senior Plav 141 Wallace is one of the industrious group that arrives on the Rehoboth bus cverv morning. His behaviour is usuallv exem- plarv but his frequent wittv remarks enliven mans' an otherwise drearv recitation. He doesnt show much interest in the girls in school hours. but we SltSpCCl that he is not so bashful out- side. ANT-QA XIARGAR ET GQODVUIN Orchestra 12. 3 -ll Anna another qui-it member of our illustnous :lass is n-wr so quiet as she seems to be. Her rnerriment is alwavs ready to bubble over espeeiallx' when she and those nth-rs QCK to- gether. Anna has sho 'v'.' n much abilitv in French and we :er- tairilr' envv her IEEE marks. CHESTER THEODORE GOODVCIN Basketball KZ. 3. -M: Golf 12. 31: Manager Football Hi. Chickie is one of our best athletes. ln basketball he has been one of the leading scorers in every game. He has already had considerable experience in the business world.

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THE CRIMSON otaoys tfxvina PREBE liirst Honors R, l, Honor Society: CRIMSON Board I4l: Senior Play lull: O. A, T. This little Uhrown-eyed Susan has left behind her a record of which we are all envious, She has that initiative which is sure to win success in her future career. Gladys appears to be very serene in manner. However, she enjoys a good time as thoroughly as anyone in our class. RUTH CARPENTER GOP? Ruth has tripped merrily down our corridors for four years. lvlithe and gay of heart, and always on the alert for fun, XVho of us will ever forget her infectious giggle with which she casts such a charm on the teachers? She is popular. and especially among some of the undergraduates. Although there is always something doing where Ruth is, she can he serious, and her name has graced the honor roll. MARY CATHERINE GOGCJIN Here is one of the many quiet members of the class. Mary seems to Gnd more pleasure in watching the enjoyment of others than in sharing it with them. ln spite ol' her shyness she has won many friends among her class-mates.

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THE CRIMSON ERNEST BAR'l'LE'I 'lAGOODW1N Basketball 143. lirnie was one of the five or six fellows who made Mr. Welch so happy this last basketball season. He and his fellow acrobat, Pret Allen, have done well during the last four years in cheering the rest of the class. if not the teachers, through many otherwise dull hours. GLADYS GLORIA COULD O. A. T.: Senior Play 147: Library Auxiliary t-H: Prize Speaking 145. We bow to Gladys' ability in acting. NVe proclaim her ability in typing-business men take notice' She can dance, oh yes, and always swells the attendance at our parties by one, XX'e'll rejoice in her success but we rather pity the poor oilending boss who incurs her displeasure and haughty stare. HlEl.l7N IIIAHY GRAY The Senior class as a whole is divided into three parts, one of which includes the most active membersfthe athletes and honor students: the second. those to whom fun and studies are ol' equal importance, and the third. those whose interests center in scholastic pursuits. Ol this last group. llelen has been a member. very shy and retiring, whose occasional outbursts are interesting indeed. She hasn't revealed her plans but great deeds are not performed by the boasters, and whatever her choice of vocation may be. we know the laurel ol success will crown her brow.