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

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ELLEN MELISSA HALTON 14 Wendell Street, Riverside The one and only Ellen! Friend to everyone, popular at dances and parties, cheerleader par excellance, mainstay of the Library Auxiliary, able assistant at school and charity balls,- why. we could go on endlessly! If you haven't got the idea as yet, let me say that she is one grand person. ORRIN JOHN HANRATTY 7 Mary Avenue Orrin is known as the man with the business head. He is always ready to earn a few pennies whenever he can do so. Last Christmas he en- tered the Christmas tree business and no doubt he made a success of it. He is known as the practical arguer of the school. DORIS MAE HEROLD 15 Blanding Avenue If the saying Beware of red-headed women is true, we must be careful of Doris. She is fortunate enough to have naturally curly red hair, which makes her an outstanding figure among her classmates. Doris is noted for her ability in writing themes, and we hope that she can keep up her excellent work in the future. FREDERIC LOXVELL HILL 64 Greenwood Avenue, Rumford Without doubt, everybody knows Red . In every room, at study or recitation, he never loses his smile. He was our star end this year until he was disabled. Freddies excellent dis- position will take him a long way in this world, and we wish him the best of luck getting there. Page sixteen

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Jnllll llllu., 'llllllv FLORENCE EDITH GILLETT 151 Quarry Street Flossie is one of the best all-round members of the class. Attractive and good-humored. and a scholastic leader, she is a good example of the perfect student. Her vivid descriptions of events lacconipanied by many gestures! keep her friends laughing all during the day. Her success in the business world is inevitable. BARBARA LOUISE GOFF 38 Padelford Avenue, Riverside Bob always heralds the distribution of report cards by crossing her fingers. Her ability as an athlete is exceeded only by her understand- ing of a Ford's mechanism. She has a rare sense of humor and often sends forth strange noises which add greatly to the distress of her home room teacher. RUSSELL BRIGGS GOFF 19 Fairview Avenue. Edgewood Russ is the most liked member of The Gang. He is present at the tryouts for prac- tically every sport, and his witty disposition breaks all the nervous tension among his fel- loyv players. YVhenever one feels grouchy or dejected. I prescribe one dose of Russ Goff for five minutes, one a day, and I guarantee excellent results. ANNA GERTRUDE GRAYES 108 Schuyler Avenue Report time again! But Anna need have no fear. She is always one of the leaders on the honor roll. She is a good dancer, a clever dresser, and a true friend. VVhat more does she need to be a success? Anna intends to go to Bryant-Stratton so we extend our best wishes! Page Efteen Z y 2 l 1 - .-., , U ,af . 2:::ws:at::...-,..:. J f cf :ws ' '. v 'v 1 f 5 1 1 , W X

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.l1nu nw,.- llIl ELIZABETH HOPE JENKINS 41 Fredericks Avenue, Runiford Here's Hope, a very conservative and am- bitious member of our class. She is a great help in the Junior High Office and we know she will be just as helpful in any secretarial position. Hope never seemed interested in the boys of the class, and we learned the reason why when we learned that she had a friend in Runiford. EDXYARD JOSEPH JOCELYN TO Summit Street Eddie, like his brother, is fonder of physical training than of anything else. His powerful arms and legs would proclaim him the ideal student of Charles Atlas. Someday Eddie is going to make himself famous-by writing a book, entitled How to Sell a Man His Own Shirt . He is an excellent student in salesman- ship. GEORGE A. KALTSAS 53 Hope Street, Runiford Georgie is one of our friendliest students. He has never been known to be on the outs with anyone. XVhenever one is in dire need, George is always ready-with his school tickets. Ask for one and he gives you two. During the summer you can Hnd George push- ing a truck in Jones' Restaurant. MARTHA FRANCES KEARNEY 229 Martin Street Martha represents the more serious side of the Ford-riders. The pretty neatness of her dark hair makes her an outstanding Hgure in the class. Although she puts tacks in Bob Goff's seat, the two girls are inseparable. Her sociability and laughter have gained her a host of friends who join in wishing her great suc- cess. Page seventeen