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

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ALBERT MELVIN BLACKWELL 36S4 Pawtucket Avenue, Riverside Blackwell is an industrious young man. He lias divided liis time among plays, band, orches- tra, banking council, and innumerable outside activities. However, his studies have never lieeu neglected, and so he has gained a solid foundation for his higher education. Melvin is also aided by a saxaphone player ' s indif- ference to public opinion. MADOLIN ELIZABETH BLAXEY 426 Pawtucket Avenue, Rumford Madolin is one of those fortunate girls who have been blessed with curly hair. Her sweet disposition and good looks have won her many friends of both sexes. She is a diligent student and we hope that success will be hers in what- ever she undertakes. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS BOURNE 67 Ninth Street During her course in East Providence High Betty has gained many friends. This is due undoubtedly to her charming personality and friendly manner. Betty is popular, and Student Activities have claimed much of her time. Did she help us to win the cup for debating? I ' ll say she did! ' We ' re proud of you. Betty. JAMES ARTHUR BOYCE 35 Bluff Street, Riverside Seldom seen without an engaging smile, .limmie has been well liked by all. If it rains, he should won-y: if the sky falls, he should worry; if he hasn ' t had time to study, he sliould worry. You ' re a good pal, Jim. old boy, and many a good time have we had together. Page fourteen

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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

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MILDRED DORIS BOYD 46 Central Avenue Dependable, helpful, industrious, ambitious. —Mildred in a nutshell. She ' s so petite. I thiulc we could put her in a nutshell, at that! Did she ever cause her teachers to worry? No! Did she ever annoy her neighbors? No! Did she ever come to class unprepared? No! What more could you wish? MARGARET HELEN AYERS BROADWAY 159 Dewey Avenue We have found Margaret very good-natured. She is always smiling and always ready for fun after her work is done. When you see her writing, you will envy her perfect penman- ship. She has done good work in her commer- cial studies and we are sure: that she will con- tinue to do so. DAA D RUSSELL BROOKE 54 Maple Avenue. Riverside Who is that snappy-looking fellow walking; down the corridor in plus-fours, gray socks, and a flashy, yellow sweater? Why our pop- ular Dave! During his three years he proved himself a competent tennis manager. He is a perfect dancer, a clever violinist, and last but not least a true friend to us all. EDNA MAY BROWN 22 Hazard Avenue Is anyone in need of a friend? She ' ll find one in Edna; for If ever a girl was true blue, she ' s the girl. Sweet, lovable, loyal, fun loving, industrious, cheerful; these are only a few of her characteristics. One seldom finds such depth of character in a high school student. Page fifteen