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

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D-2715 in v x xx m1z '.1,iLnLf,4 Q EVELYN MARIAN GRANT S46 Broadway Honor Society: Travel Club 141. Evelyn has been a joy to many during her years here. She has delighted her classmates and her teachers by her unfailing ability to answer any and all questions asked in class. Evelyn is a serious minded person, and those of us who know her well will admire those sterling charac- teristics which tend to make her serious. But don't be too serious. Evelyn, for we all know that you like fun as well as the next one. ELLERY DENTON GRAVLIN 25 Prospect Street Someone just said to me, Dent's a good, sociable fel- low. I fully agree with him and more so, for he is not only sociable but also intelligent, and you must admit that there is an excellent combination. It would not be unlikely to see Dent carrying several enormous volumes along with a dictionary. You should see him in the senior English Class as he reads one of his own themes with the tone and bearing of a veritable orator. Vile don't need to tell you any more about Dent: we know you'd like him. ALYCE CARMEL GREGORY 56 VVa1nut Street Glee Club 1231 Interclass Basketball 1213 Interior Decor- ating t3y. Carmel is one of the fewix eople that know there's a time and place for eveifplzjhg. 'Ii spite of this, though, she sometimes nfanag sjto whisper nd write a few notes in her study period uring her three years here she has made many friend ,because of her pleasant and fun-loV- ing personality. She and Catherine are Very loyal friends and are seldom seen apart. Page twenty-three

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b v'+i' 1t,t ,.., .1 HELEN CURLE GILBERT 15 North Street, Riverside Although Helen walks dec-orously down the corridor, her pep can not be restrained long, and merry sounds soon come from her direction. Have you seen her smile? No? Well do! Helens sunny disposition has made her popular among both the boys and the girls. Helen is interested in sports, especially football and baseball. MLTRIEL FISKE GOFF S38 Broadway Muriel's Cahn and reserv d manner has kept her from being well known by inost f the Class, but those who have been on intimate terms ivith her are only too glad to speak in her behalf..VBeeause of sickness during her first year we were Qffifaid that Muriel Would be unable to finish in '3f, 'she bravely overcome the vicissitudes of fortune and we are thankful that now we can claim her as a nieinber oflthe Class of 1932. MARGUERITE MARY GOGGIN 235 Orchard Street Marguerite is one o' he quieter nienibers of the Class to those who do not f her well enough to find that deep in her heart ' 's as full of fun as anyone Could wish. During her t e ,ears here she has acconiplished that difficult s of eeping every friend that she has ever made a if she continues shell have a host of friends. Could anyone ask for inore? Page Ztuenry-two

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be , ,. I I 1 DOROTHY ALICE HIBBERT 185 Sutton Interior Decorating Club 133. Now we present Dorothy, and likeable girls in the Class. tucket in her Junior year. XVas for you? We think Dorothy's motto is to be seen and not heard. Because of her happy smile and sweet disposition, she has gained a great many E. P. H. S. Xljmw mxub 1 MERYIN RUSSELL HARTSHORN T3 XValnut Street lnterclass Basketball ill: Varsity Basketball I2-332 Track 12-33: Football f3l: President Agriculture Club 131. I a'nt dead but I'n1 speechless. Dear old Russ, the fellow in our class who has always had the misfortune tor maybe it should be fortunep to have to be seated in the midst of a group of girls. But a lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. However, this one is only a social lion. Russ has done his work well and we wish him the best of the best. Avenue one of the most dignified She came to us from Paw- n't that too bad, Pawtucket, friends for herself here at HELEN MARTHA HOLTER 61 Elm Avenue Ring Committee fljg Girl Reserve Secretary K2-33: Crim son Board 631. Helen's mascot is the elephant and we are always sure to see at least one, not a real one, of course, some- where about lier. Her hobby is collecting them and it may be that she will go to Africa to capture a few live ele- phants to add to her collection. Helen is clever with the paint brush. As evidence of this we would have you notice that whenever a new Girl Reserve poster was put up in the corridor the initials were always to be found on it. Page twenty-four