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

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Q-PX-5xl???3TTgQ7BP?7 rv uw I J :3n:x, S11.,vnxx:i- - mmm 4 LAURA FRANCES HILL ljffllfbffil tl-2-3--ll: Seniur Play 143. 1 I-rauces has never l,1ee11 very high 1 1 in her classes but she always seemed to nanage to 'g i11 all class social activi- ties. She has b 1 Qffslfacial 'u111111ittee once or twice and it was pruhahly 1 lhll her '1 uence that the pruins l1ave been such a success. XYell, we hupe she will he able tu clu as well for swine college. IHHN lJL'lfI ll-1l-IJ Hll.l., IR. Lrflxxsuis lluarfl 121: 5cl1i111l Play 4-ll. -lfllll It a11 immaculate Ielluw whuse greatest priile is his 'sleek heafl uf hair. Let him beware who would muss up this chaifs hair. ,lnhn has a strong sense -if l111111r1r auil has kept the Seni-pr Latin class laughing for many a periucl. He ap- peared in Captain .Xpplt-jack as the 111ysterious Hi11cluu Fakir, Zfirflastar II. anfl surprised UN all hy his fine purtrayal uf this wierfl part. ,lohn left 11s in Fehruary anfl since that time he has been wfirkiziy i11 a gasffliiie statiuu. He licilres tri enter the R. l. Liwlleee 111 l'.flUCILIl1Jll next tall. lllililjl-QRT RUE' HURTYJX, alll. Social fffimmittee 12-31: lianfl 13--H. Herhert is une of tlnse lucky fellfiws whii dues nut seem tu wfrry ahctit anything, except perhaps the lforil touring. ln scltinril he has always been likefl hy his classmates, being quite pfpular with the oppr,s1te sex. Sometimes he is sri quiet, a persf n would hardly nctice him or hear him in a stufly period. However, an exception to his quiet nature is shown in the many witty answers he gives in his Agriculture classes. Vtle do not know what he plans to be hut we are sure he will he successful. 23

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U fbxSXvm::w Q Q A an xwnvwn .imma fffffffi OLIVE FRANCES HASCALL filee Club ll-.311 Ring Coniinittee 42? C Offllrfhlfll l'3'4l- This quit-t, swelet-dispositioiied little lady, whom we all l0VC. is seldom seen wi t e wo faithful pals, Marion and ' Estelle, and we x tat ce could PO5Dll7lY Hffllafate hcl' from them. Ulix ' popular and good -looking For what 1 more could a girl possibly ask? After leaving E. P. Olive will go to R. I. State College. EDITH LOUISE H.-XXYKINS Glee Club 133: Prize Speaking 131: CRIMSON Board 1-ll. Here is a very sedate miss who excels in English. She is now attending the R. I. College of Education where we know she will be successful. She and her friend Helen Sherman could always be seen hurrying over to the ,lunior High in the early morning to take charge of the library. Edith is a talented reader as well as an excellent student. She will, we know, he a successful teacher after graduating from the R. I. C. E. RUSSELL MOORE HIGLSIXS Basketball 12-3-413 Captain 1-llg lfootball L3-413 Q11-C Club 141: Lkixisox Board 1-ll. X lt can nexer be salt 7tl1at Russ is Q1 poor' ligisketliull play C1-, He can do almost ai thing with gi basketball. Russ was also an indispensable m wer uf the football 1.331111 11115 1351 Season. He is quite a'so ial an and is present at anything from a chess and checker tou 'i nt to a bunk rally sponsored bv Charlie Caley. i 22

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X um av w 7.57017 sittin 4 MARION .-XNITA HOUGH Clee Club 12-33 : Class Vice-President 123 3 Lil71'3l'Y -'lklwiliafl' 433: Secretary t-ll: School Play 1-ll: Senior Play HJ. That little aub iairecl girl at whom everyone turns :ironnfl tri siiiil , is none other than our own good-natured. popular Rust ' Uverhowing with good spirits and generosity. and enalowe with that precious gift, a keen sense of humor. Marion w succeed at whatever she attempts by sheer force of pers ality. Marion will make things lively at New Hamp- shire . ate College after graduating from our worthy high schtol. ROBERT XYILFRED HUDSON .-Xssistant Basketball Manager 137: Assistant Track Manager 43--ll: Assistant Football Manager t3--ll: Social Com- mittee t3l 3 Assistant Property Manager Senior Play 1-lug Band t3--llg Picture Committee to-ll. Bob is without doubt, the best-natured fellow in the class, XY1tty, yet never sarcastic, he can keep a class in stitches for an indelinite period by his inimitable humor. For all this he has his serious moments although as he once contitled, when he really means to be serious people only laugh the harder at him. Bob intends to enter R. I. State next fall where he will take an engineering course. A pleasant life surely awaits him, for Bob will always be loved and laughed at by all. YIOLFT liDITll llL'NTlill llrcliestrzt Q33 2 lilee Club L-ll. ,f Violet started liefgmrse with' the intention of entering the tit-ld of coiiiiiigyegwdfter gi'udz1iifioiii hut since then she has change-l 1'er ynincl, an XX'CJ'l6lklL'I'SlllIltl that she now intends In liecvine teztclier. X V all wish her the best of success for thq future, ' 24