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

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THE CRIMSON EDNH CHRISTINE MARDENBOROUGH Prize Speaking Ill This prim prettv. little blonde whose knowledge of eti- quette rivals that of Emili' Post came to us late in our Sopho- more iw.-.ir bhe is gi line speaker and has Jlwnvs been willing to entertain us Jt cur sozials with dramatic monologues from her large repertoire XX'iII we ever forget R.:ggie ? KVe hope to see her gracing the stlge ol the Open House in Iuture veirs. EIQCENE I,EO NIARSDEN CP1'-ISEJN Bfiillrd I-It Ccne is the student who has helped us change our drearv hours to cnjovrncnt, ,X plentiful suppli' of jolsts is xlwavs ' .'.' ith him and happiness has followed him cvervuhere. NVQ hope :har the undereclgesmen have at least one lil-.e Gene Jmeng them ANNIE ROSE KIARTIN Orchestra If 31 This little miss has never been Innown to cause her teachers ant: annovance. She tends strictln' to business during school hours and enjovs herself at the proper time and place. Annie is ai very competent pianist. XVe do not know what her future career is. but we are certain that, whatever her choice is it will reflect credit on her and the school

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THE CRIMSON ARTHUR ERNEST LOFQUYST Football l-ll. Art is a quiet fellow in school but a regular tornado on the football field. Economics is the one subject that Art really enjoys. His enjoyment is not found only in the law of supply and demand. however, for he sends his smiles to some member of the fair sex. She may be next to him. or away over on the other side of the room, but wherever she is the smile goes and is probably happily received. We hope his smiles and foot- ball will be as readily received at college as they are here. XVALTER ALLEN LUCAS School Play r-ll: Electrician. Senior Play. This petite young chap is NValt, His attractive person- ality and willingness to help everyone have made him liked by all of us. His studies have maintained a high standard and his dramatic ability was displayed in the athletic play, RAYMOND SMITH LUNNIE Captain. Hockey l-ll: Baseball: CRIMSON Board t-ll: Social Committee 12. 3. -ll. Although Ray is one of the smallest fellows in our class, he can cause more commotion than some of our taller ones. Lun- nie is ttill of the joy of living but he can be serious. too. He has shown himself an efhcient hockey captain and goal tender. XVe will DOI forget, too the good work he did as field doctor in football.

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THE CRIMSON MARGUERITE MARY MARTIN Marguerite's A's in deportment are envied by most of the girls, but in spite of the fact that she possesses a quiet disposi- tion she. too, is fond of a good time. Marguerite has worked diligently during her four years with us and We are sure she will make an efficient stenographer for the business world. JOSIAH COGGESHALL MASON R, I, Honor Society: Basketball Manager 14l: Orchestra 12. 3, 49 : Tennis 133 3 Hockey 1-ll i Business Manager Senior Play 1-ll. Who is that worried-looking individual rushing down the corridor and disappearing into Room 9? Vvlhy. that is our eli- cient basketball manager who has gone to consult with Mr. Per- kins about the arrangements for the next game. Si, in spite of his athletic and managerial appointments, has found time to devote himself to studying. and was admitted to the R. I. Honor Society at the end of his Junior year. LEROY FRANCIS MCDONALD lTO0llDJll 12- 3, 'lli Debating 1-ll: Assistant Property Man- ager of Senior Play 1-ll: Track 135. Mac has recently starred in our new debating team. His ability in this activity is astonishing. He has proved himself a great friend of both sexes and we shall all miss his pleasant smile when we graduate,