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

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.lllm luw uv HURACH BAXTER ABAJIAN 113 Lyon Avenue If you hear someone calling Barky, John, Bright Eyes, or Baxter. you will know that Hurach is being paged. Barky has been an A number one student, athlete, and friend. His activities tFootball, YVrestling. Plays, Crimson Board. and Hi-YD show clearly his outstanding school spirit. John, we wish you the best ot luck. and we sincerely hope you'll make Ann- apolis next year. MARTHA ELIZABETH ALDRICH 108 Cedar Street. Riverside Martha has been for some time an enthusi- astic worker on our Banking Council. It is she who has figured our averages and drawn posters in an effort to create a zeal for bank- ing. Martha left us in February and we and our bankbooks miss her cheery smile and persuasive word. ISABEL SUTTON ANGELL 68 Grove Avenue Izzy is a most likable person. Her queer imitations and funny stories send her friends into hysterics. It is generally known that she has a craving for tuna fish sandwiches and candy. Although Izzy worries about her Waist- line, we like her pleasingly plump. She cer- tainly is a good pal, and we hope that she will ever remain so. EDMYND AMARAL BARBER, JR. 55 Fenmore Street It the other nine hundred pupils in East Providence High School were like Edmund, teaching school would be a paradise. Edmund is not only one of the smartest, most upright. boys that ever attended East Providence High. but he is also prominent in outside activities. The entire class Wishes the best of luck to its valedictorian. Page eleven I ,., ff f K I 4 S 1 5 23 l . xiii e E 2 .7 . lx f .34 ffl Q fwf W 7 ' ff-fhwvzfv . . was ,ft eff: 'vw ,J ff sa V, f XZ Z -w Z R. L ., . .

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'Tr '15 I ia?--I . W f Q , ? VIRGINIA AGNES BISHOP Street quiet members of our blessing to the teach- to be spoken to for periods. Virginia has 11 James Virginia is one of the class. She is certainly a ers, for she never has whispering during study worked hard While in high school, and We all wish her success in whatever she attempts. MARY LORETTA BLAISDELL 135 Burgess Avenue If you hear a loud burst of laughter in the assembly hall, you'll know that Mary is telling jokes. She is an intelligent little lady in all of her studies, and with her supply of original ideas she may some day be a famous author. Adios, Mary-best of luck! ALBERTA ULRICA BLOMSTEDT 78 Bishop Avenue Berta is one of our most promising ste- nographers. She is 11ot only a scholastic leader, but she has a rare talent for drawing strange pictures. Her low and amusing giggle, which has often been heard While she was in E. P., will probably keep her future employer in good humor. FLORENCE MAUD BOYD 53 Seventh Street Flossie! could anyone be sweeter or prettier? I'1n sure Df doesn't think so! She always has a smile and a cheery word for everyone. She is diligent in her work, steadfast in her friend- ships, and an all-round pal to us all. I'm sure Flossies good character will assure her life- success and happiness. Page twelve