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

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tIP5f3Ff 5 5 7 3 D7 77P577U3 Q.'QVlxXQ', I 4 MERLE AVIS KEENE 83 Pavilion Avenue, Rumford Orchestra il-23: Glee Club f3y. No fun nor frolic fills her day And yet how gracious do we say! A student apt. a fr'end always- I challenge wh t this says nay. These few lines describ Merle. VVe must not forget her ability with the vio' . The school orchestra has found her a great ' its fervent renditions before our august school body. Nor must we forget to pay homage to her ability to eloCute . XVho knows what the future may bring? Someday, we may be sending our fair off- spring to the worthy Miss Keene's School of Elocution. JOHN IMIIANUEL LANEY, JR. ALICE KOUYOUMJIAN 116 S6COI1C And now Alicegthe girl who h ' 1 snappy ear- rings. Besides being a odel of f ' able attire, Alice always manages to g her .me o the Honor Roll, being one of the stu i us ' l in th s nior class. During her three years W , e has n ade a great many friends who will IG e forg her cheery smile and sweet V! d 17-l First Street Class Treasurer I2-313 Business Manager of School Play K2-313 Hi-Y 125513 Assistant Basketball Manager f2jg Basketball Manager t3l3 Chemistry Club 121. See'st thou a man diligent in his business . The rule of his life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure his business. Jack has rightfully earned this reputation for he has been class treasurer, business manager, and manager of basketball. He may be seen about the corri- dors at any spare moment arguing on various subjects With his friends. Page twenty-seven

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b ,x,, Axvyi k MILTON GRANT JOHNSON 2511 XVarren Avenue In September, 1931. Milt came to East Providence from lYarren, a quiet lad. full of ambition to make E. P. proud that he was to finish his high school career within its walls. Milt has made us this and more for he has par- ticipated in nearly all the sports which have been in pro- gress since his arrival. His record in football alone is one of which East Providence is proud, but we by no means draw the line here. He has recently broken an established record at the Y. M. C. A. by throwing an eight pound shot twenty-one feet, eleven and one-half inches. Our track team has also profited by his ability. Compare this record with his short stay here and then decide whether any one could have done better. VVe're more than proud of Milt. I' t of luck, Jimmie. JOHN GERALD JOHNSON 38 First Street JAMES KAPLAN Basketball ll-2-3l: Captain 13M Baseball fly. XYhen Johnnie first came to us, we thought he would perhaps some day have a job in a circus as a midget. He and his pal Eddie, are a fine pair of basketball play- ers and aided our team materially. Johnnie is a quiet boy who keeps to his books. He has great possibilities and we expect to hear of him later. 505 North Broadway Bright! Bellicose! Bustling! This is the way to de- scribe Jimmie. His ready humor and bright remarks are always a joy to his classmates. He is the pride of the salesmanship class and is ready to sell anyone a pair of shoes or a new fountain pen. His neat appearance and cheerful disposition will bring him many friends. Best Page twenty-six

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E I tttttt ..t SIDNEY LEMOINE LARSON 230 IVanipanoag Trail Is there a Royal Road to Geometry? Nothing can be purchased which is better than a firm friend and many are those who have found such a friend in Syd. He ha.s conquered Latin after four years of steady plodding and he has become an adept at physics and chemistry. Syd EVELYN LOUISE LATHAM 30 Hood Avenue, Rumford Honor Society: Glee Club K2-315 Orchestra 1313 Interclass Basketball 639. Evelyn is our mathematics star and her high marks have considerably cheered Miss Goff in spite of most of the class's lazyf always attends our parties, and do we girls! nvy h Wardrobe! She is also a pianist and cheerfully accompanies the glee club and orchestra. has been an asset to the orchestra and band. ETHEL VIOLET LEONARD 62 Hazard Avenue Second Honorsg Honor Societyg Banking Council tl-2-313 Girl Reserves I2-353 French Club 631: Vice Presi- dent 139. She would rather excel others in knowledge than in power . Ethel is one of the few students who have been able to keep their names on the honor roll for three high school years. She has done her Work faithfullyg and with friend Marion she could be found many a night after school preparing for the next days lessons. The Girl Reserves had a Valuable member in Ethel. Page twenty-eight