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

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.qluI wu,l- num,- HARRY GEORGE VVOODBURY, JR. 1928 Pawtucket Avenue Dashing! Gallant! A thorough gentleman! Yes, and that doesn't half describe him. Harry is one who is always eager not only to help but also to help make things lively. Have you ever missed him at a dance or a game? Then there's his debating ability and dramatic talent! In short, he's School Spirit Personified. Page twenty-live fr! Q f 5 J 5 ,,,, , f Q ? K, Y l I T ,

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fm 5 Q s -WHI IIIII.. IIN ELSIE RAYO TUCKER 3427 Pawtucket Avenue, Riverside Although Elsie is small in stature, she is big at heart, and her cheerful smile brightens many a corner. She has been an active mem- ber of the Library Auxiliary, and I'm sure Miss Hill has appreciated her work. Elsie has shown her school spirit by taking part in many school activities, and E. P. H. S. will not forget her soon. FRANK XVILLIAM VEADER 37 Gurney Street If you have ever seen an E. P. basket-ball game, you doubtless know Frank. VVhen this trusty forward aims at the basket, the ball just naturally hops in. Frank is known for his acting too. He made a great hit in the school play, acting the part of a dumb butler. You undoubtedly will hear much of him. MILTON EARL NVALLACE 19 Delway Road Our three years at E. P. have been kept lively by the presence of Milt, and although he has not been with us for the past three or tour months, we have always kept him con- stantly in mind and wish him all the success possible in his new undertaking. GRACE STEVENS XVILLIAMS 36 Alice Street We all wonder what Miss Hill is going to do when her very able assistant, Grace, has completed her studies at E. P. H. S. She has been an active member of the Library Aux- 7 iliary, and through her pleasing personality has won many friends. Best of luck, Grace! Page ltuenly-four

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.nlllll Ill., Illu- RALPH EVERETT ADAMS 12 Pearce Street, Riverside Ralph is quiet and unassuming, but he is one to whom the fellows refer as a regular guy. He does well in his studies, and he cer- tainly has done his part in sports. He is a member of that Riverside gang that has made itself famous, or should I say notorious during its high school days. ELAINE DENISE ALBRO 3 Crescent Avenue, Riverside Elaine's unobtrusive manner is a blessing to her teachers, since she very seldom has to be spoken to for whispering. Elaine attends to her studies, but she also finds time for pleasure. Her artistic talent and sincere friendliness are a guarantee of her future success. Good luck, Elaine! WILLIAM ARNOLD ANGELL 32 Ninth Street One could never lose Bill even if one tried. Being tall, he has a wide range of vision, and he has that keen insight of knowing where to look for what he wants. Bill is famous for his quietness in class and for his excuses. The oiiice staff knows what he wants whenever he enters the oliice. ROBERT LEE BAILEY 179 Sutton Avenue There is seldom a morning that Bailey is not late and seldom an afternoon that he doesn't have to stay for not bringing excuses. Those few extra minutes of sleep that he takes every morning must give him a lot of extra energy because he is almost always laughing and joking. Page twenty-six