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

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I: -xf- bw 5 mit ,.,' Q., .1 DAVID GORDON EASTWOOD 36 Maple Avenue, Riverside Crimson Board 1333 Debating 133. Wait up now, Wait up! VVhere haven't We heard this expression? It's our dear old friend, Gordon, hustling from room to room before the 8:30 bell, nodding or speak- ing to everyone. His acquaintanceship exceeds that of any three people put together. Miss Porter heaved a sigh of relief when he completed his English course and both Miss Waddington and Miss Goff found that his argumenta- tive fervor can't be quenched. He found an outlet for his disputatious mind by making a success of the debating team. and by providing Miss Alden with noise While he helped to stage the school play. He intends to be a scien- tist but will probably become speaker of the House of Rep- resentatives. HOPE GERTRUDE EVANS 116 Roger Williains Avenue, Phillipsdale Library Auxiliary C213 Girl Reserves 6293 Glee Club 1373 Gift Committee f3J. Don't you love blondes? WVell, here's one made to order, and with some smile, too, you'll have to admit. Hope is extremely fond of sports, particularly basketball, and is not averse to athletes either! She's never seemed to lack partners at our socials, and so has managed to eke out a joyous existence during her three years. XVell, goodby, Hope, we'll see you again. DOROTHY RAYNER FALES -181 Bullocks Point Avenue, Riverside Honor Society: Girl Reserve Treasurer f2JC Chairman Social Committee 1293 Girl Reserve Conference Del- egate Q91 Crimson Board 133. Dorothy is the girl with the merry 'twinkle in her eyes, and the girl who loves to disagree with her teachers. Dot has been one of the pillars of the Girl Reserves and has always tried to boost that organization. She is one of our star typists and We know that the employer who gets Dot on his staff, will be very lucky, indeed. Good luck, Dot. Page nineteen

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DOROTHY DEAETT 21 Russell Avenue Honor Society: Girl Reserve Delegate to Brockton 11l1 Class Vice President 125: French Club 12l3 Social Committee 13l: Girl Reserve Vice President 1393 Art Club 131. Dottie is popular, the best of sports, a graceful dancer, a true pal. a fine studentfiftireless worker-oh what's the usei Dottie is Dottie.'J11st look at her picture and you can't help knowing how'we all feel about her. Although she never makes much of a disturbance in school, she is a very cheerful person to have around at any time. ANNA LOYISE DUARTE 51 Purchase Street 1llee Club IDU: lnterclass Baseball f2lg Interclass Basket- ball 12-3l2 Track 131. Anna is one of the quiet, unassuming members of our class: but then, we all know that still waters are suppos- ed to run deep. There must be something to that quotation for we have seen a merry twinkle in her eyes that seemed to contradict her usual calm expression. VVhen she comes to our class parties she seems to enjoy herself as thorough- ly as the rest of us do. Life would be flat and tiresome without a dash of salt to season it. XVe know that Anna has just that dash of seasoning that lifts her above the ordinary, and will help her successfully to find her own little niche in the cold business world. ROBERT NEAL DYE 569 VVaterman Avenue Class Vice-President 113: Social Committee 12-33: Crim- son Board l3rg Hockey 11-2-3l3 Captain 131: Baseball 11-2-3l3 Football 11-2-3l2 Athletic Association 11-2-31. Bob is one of the outstanding members of our class. He is a prominent athlete, and as a member of the Social Committee has made our parties a great success. Bob is an all-round sport. who, no matter where he creates a good time. By the way, have you ever heard him laugh? Page eighteen

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RVSSELL EARL FIFE 531 XVarren Avenue Tennis Manager 131. Here is another of our' classmates whose three years of efforts have bee11 centered in commercial studies. In the past two years, Russ has proved himself a very com- petent manager-the tennis team and a brunette having been his major undertakings. Although he left us in February, Russ has not yet started upon the business career for which he prepared himself. ANNA LOUISE FISKE 37 Vilhat Cheer Avenue Honor Society: Le Cercle Francais 131. Anna does look like a dignified senior, doesn't she? But aside from being such, she is a true friend, eveready to lend a helping hand. Characterized by a spirit of whole- heartedness and perseverance, her endeavors have been crowned with success. She is the type of girl who conquers her worries with a smile. Anna is one of the best support- ers of the athletic teams and is found at every game, cheering from the side lines, MARGARET FITZMAURICE 60 Fourth Street Interclass Basketball 1113 Library Auxiliary 11-2-312 Secretary 1312 President 131. Peanut has what might be called the gift of words. This. no doubt, was acquired by reading so many books. She is an authority on authors from Shakespeare to Edgar Guest. She is one of the friendliest members of the class and she can often be seen listening to SOlllQOl1Ef'S troubles or telling her own. Economics is her pet subject and the thick books she reads about this subject would do credit to a college professor. Page twenty