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

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F4 Q . I .nillll Ill.. qlllll' ISRAEL SAMUEL SIPERSTEIN BSI Taunton Avenue Known to his pals as Sonny but to the majority as Izzy. Siperstein is known to all by his sunny smile. He is a member of a gang which includes many well known atheletes, and Izzy is always at the scene of battle, rooting for his comrades. MARGARET TERESA SLADE 30 Bourne Avenue, Rumford A good listener is always in demand. Mar- garet, with an agreeable smile and a nod at the right moment, cheerfully listens. She is usually to be found with Dot. Margaret is a faithful attendant at various activities and a good student. Your amiability will long be remembered, Margaret. DOROTHY MAY SMITH 34 Horsford Avenue, Rumford Dot has kept the name of Smith among the leaders of dear old E. P. Her scholastic record has been more than ordinary, and her dis- position has, also. Dot's efforts on behalf of thrift have been wonderful to behold. Her motto is: Getting things done and smile while doing them. LOYISE BOXVEN SMITH 25 Barrington Parkway Louise is a witty, happy-go-lucky person. who flits about from class to class like a cocky little robin. She is helpful, good-natured. and friendly, and l1er sense of humor has furnished us many a merry burst of laughter. Louise hasnt told us what she intends to do, but our best wishes go with her. Page twenty- two

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.ollm uww llmlp IRVING VVILLIAM RAY Wampauoag Trail Irv can easily be recognized after he has once been seen for where else can be seen such a line head of hair as that upon Whch you now look. XYe tlOl1'I know what Irv is going to do when he graduates but we are sure that he will succeed. His pleasing per- sonality insures that. CLIFFORD ARNOLD REYNOLDS 41 Planet Avenue, Riverside If you want to solve your problem of what the well-dressed gentleman is wearing in ties, just go to Clifford. He also has handy a list of the important economic and political prob- lems. Clifford has a nne tenor voice, which we hope to hear over the radio soon. Best of luck! FRANK REZENDES 12 Arlington Street Frankie is known to his classmates by his dark curly hair. He is a good student and his name is usually on the honor roll. Rezendes takes a keen interest in history and economics and is always prepared to discuss current topics. XVe wouldnt be surprised if Frank be- comes one of our leading politicians. DORA PHYLLIS ROBERTS 25 Callender Avenue That is a long name for our Willie. She's the stately actress and performer on violin and piano. You'lll be surprised, but her weak- nesses are physics and soldiers. Very Weak! Shes considered all the colleges in which to continue her work, but the lucky one has not been found. VVe know Where We'd like to keep her. Page twenty-one L

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lIl IlIl FLORENCE CECELIA STARK 190 Anthony Street Florence is a girl who always has her study- ing done. She is rather shy and most of us do not know her very well. but that is un- fortunate for us. Ernie happens to be one of the lucky tew who know her as a friend. Good-luck in whatever you do. Florence, ANNA LOUISE SULLIVAN 449 Bullocks Point Avenue. Riverside Anna is well known to everybody, every- where-even in the oflice. Don't misunder- stand. please. Anna is often called on to work in the office. for the staff knows she can be relied on. Committees? Shes been on mil- lions of 'emwat least ten. Anna's winning smile and her personality have won the friend- ship of everyone of her class mates. JOHN XYESLEY TINGLEY, JR, 337 Pleasant Street Meet Johnny. the manager of our basketball team. Jolmny is a very quiet and business- like member of our class and he takes a keen interest in science and math. Tinglev intends to follow in his brother's footsteps and fur- ther his studies at Brown University. MAYIS VERNE TINGLEY 180 Freeborn Avenue Peppy? Yes. Popular? Yes. Businesslike? Yes. Did she ever miss a high school dance? No! If you are looking for a girl with pep, one who will add to the joy of any group and an all round sport, let us present Mavis, E. P H. S. gives her the best of send-offs. Page twenty-three