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

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N ETHELYN ADA ANTHONY 316 Sutton Avenue Just glance at her picture, ladies and gentle- men, and see there the sweet, shy, demure Ethelyn. At least I always characterized her thus till I noticed her this past year in the study hall. Can she talk! Ethelyn was ap- pointed to the Crimson Board, but she resigned as she left in February. EARL EDWIN APPLEBY 59 Pavilion Avenue, Rumford This is Earl — rather a quiet boy — faithful in his studies and well liked by his friends. Don ' t be misled by his apparent serious demeanor. If you ever see him in action on the Rumford school car, you ' ll know what I mean. Good luck. Earl. ALICE VIRGINIA ARSENAULT 40 Ivy Street Alice and Helen compose the second set of sisters in our class. Alice ' s well known habit of arguing with her teachers has relieved the monotony of many a recitation. If anything goes wrong, Alice just makes a funny face and laughs. This is a trait which will go far towards easing the bumps of life. HELEN NORMA ARSENAULT 40 Ivy Street Helen should be very careful (but isn ' t) about whispering, for her deep voice carries readily and is easily recognized. She is a commercial student and has spent many a despairing hour trying to make those type- writer keys strike the way she wants them to. Helen ' s ready wit has won her many friends in E. P. Page ticelce

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LOIS FRENCH ALLEN 9 Clifton Ave., Riverside Is slie quiet? Don ' t be deceived. This little miss and her friend Dot have had some very merry times at E. P. Much of her time has been spent in the library performing tasks which are a pleasure to her. Lois intends to enter the business world after attending Katherine Gibbs ' Secretarial School. MAHLON WHIPPLE ALLEN 23 Grove Avenue Mahlon is well known throughout the state for his athletic ability and throughout the school for his cheerful disposition. During his three years in high school he has starred on the football and baseball teams. He is now our class president, and as such has the best wishes of the class. HELEN RUTH AMBLER 123 South Broadway Were you asking to meet a girl who goes on her way quietly, serenely, and courageously? Here she is. If Helen had been in California, I believe she would have kept on working in spite of the earthquake! Those of us who know her well appreciate these qualities in her work and in her friendship. ERNEST VINCENT ANGELL 24 Ninth Street What a perfect dancer! This is an ex- clamation often heard when Ernie is seen tripping the light fantastic. But don ' t think that Ernie spends all his time dancing, for he has great ability in another of the finer arts— dramatics. He has taken part in many of our school plays and his acting is admired by all. Page eleven

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JOHN HUNTER AYRES 3050 Pawtucket Avenue, Riverside Johnny, otherwise known as Shorty or Halt- Pint, is another one of our athletic heroes. His ' work as center on the basketball team was in a large measure responsible for some of those upsets in league basketball last win- ter. Johnny ' s classroom work has been above reproach and East Providence is proud to claim him. STANLE .E EST BALLj TOE Py ndin N vemv ' e A charmingismile and a iplfeasing personality belong u anleytJvho ' iiis gained recognition thi Ugl is untisjlal scholastic ability. Stanley has b« a capable dent manager of athletics and has also made aA excellent fencer. 1933 is proud of him and takes this opportunity to wish him every success in life. FLORENCE ROSE BASLER 25 Alford Street Florence is one of the large group known as happy-go-lucky. We like her because of her pleasant disposition and her ever-ready smile. We are confident that the future will bring success to her and so we join in giving her our best wishes. ELIZABETH ADELAIDE BATTLE 115 Vine Street Have you ever met a girl who is a shark in all her studies and still has time to be a friend to everybody? If not, let us introduce you to Betty. If any one wishes to know any- thing in Latin, ask Betty. Here ' s wishing you the best of luck. Betty. Page thirteen