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

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DLx5f3T??57I5WN5BPf 7' ll? I ? 73337 771 7PbD-7E7 2',liiSQ', I FTHEL MAE LUCAS Whit is that atttru-:tixe hlmitle with such at pleasant smile? XYhy, that'w lfthel l.ucaa, one of the petite young lamlies uf our clasx. She triiu tliruugli the ,luiiiur High Scliuol corridors dur- ing' her Ntucly periods, taking ahseiice slips and car tickets tu the ht-me rtutiiix. Perhaps she ltmkx shy ziml' mleipure, hut he nut deceixed, fur that srarkle in her eye suggegts fun. She left uf in February tt: accept Z1 posititwri ' O L'l.YfSliS S'l'AX'l'HN GRANT M.xi'L'UNNlil-l. liarifl 13--ln: A--i-tant Prupcrty Klanager Sclmul Play l-ll. Thi- young mah alway- appears in l.ati1i clam wearing El mmt 1i2y-trriftt1- e:-11,reN-init. XXI: cztliinit tt-ll from his twinni- teziariee '.x'lue-ther lat- ha- prt-harerl hix lt-Wm ur mit. XYht-11 he ie callefl up ri the-re i- a iiwiitviit tif xmpeme. Xluc wan Property Kia:a:i:r ttf Htfaptaiii .Xpplujat'k in xxhirh he alxo appeared af a bltmfltliir-ty member uf a pirate crew. MARION I-Ql.lZ.Xlil2Tll KIMKI-IINZII-Q '., Social Llmiinittee I3-411 Irityrgyifypnasketliall l-ll. - Lf l,l Thi, yhhhg lady l.am,y'i'g1l al 'lllflw tif auhjeetn frnm lfreneh to Plane fieomctr '. . itghaf ,une hcr hunt in all uf them and if ahe l-zeepn gr' 1 slre willgae able to he a teacher bume day, if she wanta U. Marian 15 aim a aocial light, in fact, one of the very brightest. 29

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i l bww mv in J x xi rum v A r 1 vi 5 :Q A: 2 2 2 J 1 xv 1: i D 5 5 1 v wan m 7 ' MKLCCKKKQ 4615111618KCC1tKCClCK1Kll1KlK4IiC1Cll46 -If T RIXON LEOIN -XRD u Publicity Manager Scl ol Play l2lZ School Play 133: PNZC Speaking L39 gflfj '- Club l-ll. 4 Helen is a me and anartist. Last year, our Cicixisox con- tained one . poems, and since then she has written a great inany iior 'H er artistic ability is well known although she has not tis ayeml any pf.it on our bulletin boards. She is very well l' ' l by all: - HELEN GERTRUDE LEONARDSOX Glee Club 1-ll. Here is another one of the quiet members of our illustrious class. Helen believes in being seen and not heard. She is never among the unfortunate ones who have to stay after school for xyhispering or giggling. She is very quiet about her future but we wish her success in whatever she cloes after leaving IT. P. H, S. MARION LICXYIS tilt-e Club lll llns slenrlei' young nnss with siinplwy eyes ls zilwaiys seen with her friencl lithel l'h'ou'nell. lint tlon't bc tlcccivccl- by her cleinure look, for there is ai twinkle in her eyes that suggests mischief ancl fun, Nlariun left lla in l'-Cliflllllj' tu enter the business world. 28

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b573333?DD7F7YT57?7PDPBI?P'J5P?7I 227377327D,7737P73P7Pll737 QQQCKK C C K CK Q K CC C Q Q ilCC4CCCClCf!Cf4 MARJORIE ADELINE MAIN Basketball Marjorie Main came to our c s at the beginning of our Senior year, with all the lat news from 'Connecticut Since then, she has become ' f orite. elightful humor. ancl read' syn at r gr a - asgets. She has played on the x'a t mall teanbfgx e fe as though Connecticut lost, and East Providence gained when Marge came here to school. L r FDITH M IQRIEI- MARTIN Library Auxiliary 434-133 l.ihrary Auxiliary Treasurer t-H3 Glee Cluh 4-ll. Muriel is one of the quieter members of the class, but not so quiet when she starts to whisper. She is surely a truly hraye Latin stuclent, because, although she claims to hate Latin, she still struggles on while many of us gave up in dispair. If she continues with determination throughout the future, we are sure she will succeed. M.-XRY MARTIN tlrcliestra tlsl-3 H, A l Milf' WC lll'k'N'llf Nxlary, our fzunuus Russian heauty? She , . has won usiall with her fascinating manner zintl witty remarks, Nlary is a very arclgt achnirir of Rutlcly Rogers :md Dolores Uwstt-lln, :intl perhaps we, shall sec her with them on the screen s4mmC clay. XXI all join in wishing Rlury the hest of luck in whatever tielcl she chooses. 30