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

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-NIMH III.. IIN NELLY KING BOYD T Boyd Avenue Do you want your portrait painted? YVell, here is Nelly, who will do it for you. Yes, she is a real artist. and a great help on the Crimson Board. She is also very good as a student and as a friend. And can she trans- late French! GERTRUDE BRENNER 166 First Street Gert is one of the petite members of our class. but what she lacks in size she makes up in intellect. Her sudden illness caused her classmates much anxiety. Gerts' large col- lection of jewelry is unrivaled. Her ability in the German class has contirnied our beliefs that she is a good student. ARNOLD COURTNEY BRIGGS 99 Summit Street lYho's scraping his feet? XVhy, its only Emp Arnold is indeed a bright and clever student. Emp , the personality kid, is a friend to all and a capable student. It is per- fectly evident that with his capability, per- severence. and originality he will get a long way in this world. HARRIOT ANN BROADXYAY 159 Dewey Avenue Here is Harriot, the girl with the friendly smile. She has worked faithfully through three years of the Classical course and has never given the teachers any trouble. May you succeed, Harriot. anywhere you go on the winding road of life. Page twenty-eight

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-l.ml llIl -uw DORIS ALFREDA BARTLESON 50 Dalton Street, Rumford Apparently Dot is a quiet girl. However, she can be very witty and amusing it she choses. Dot has a lovely smile, and she is al- ways ready to turn it on. All in all, Dot is well liked by everyone. She does not know what she intends to do when she graduates. FREDERICK BAYHA S9 James Street You could almost identity Bayha by his sandy mop of hair and the twinkle in his eye. German is his specialty: We have fond hopes that he will be able to speak it some day. Bayha surely will be successful if he is as popular when he graduates as he is now. EMILY MAY BIR 38 Yiola Avenue, Riverside Did you ever hear Emily laugh? VVell, it you havent you have surely missed some- thing! She has not attended many of our school activities, but we know the reason. She has quite an interest in Massachusettsg there- fore we shall have to pardon her. Buzzy is planning to go to college in the fall. ROBERT GRAFTON BLAKE 78 Grove Avenue Bob is one of the jolly members of our class. VVhen you see an animated group in the corridor, you may be sure that Bobby is the center of attraction. He is one of the best natured boys in the class: his willingness to help at all times has won him the esteem of all his classmates. Page twenty-seven V ,f Y Q W X 2 4 2 i -4 S 1 1 V Q4 X

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CLIFTON BENJAMIN BROWN 49 Russell Avenue I don't know what the school would do with- out Brown. our star hockey manager. Some people say he's 1'esponsible for all the games we won this year! In addition to hockey Brown likes Math. or Math likes hini. I ex- pect he will be back soon to become head ot the Math Department. THOMAS JOSEPH BROVVN 56 Vine Street Brown is quite athletically inclined. There are very few sports he han't gone out for. He has a perfectly beautiful bright red baseball cap which he has been wearing the last few school games. Probably that is so that he can play brilliantly. XVe give our wishes for his success when he has graduated. ELIZABETH PECK BUEGLING 91 Anthony Street Libby is a pal well worth having. She was a Girl Scout for a number ot years and has certainly profited by the experience. Do we envy her complexion? I'll say We do. A boy named Howard has occupied Libby's spare time at E. P. FRANKLIN PIERCE BURDICK. JR. 118 Grosvenor Avenue Here's another one of our football men. You know-the one with curly hair and a deep bass voice. Football is not the only sport in which Franklin has participated, for he also excels in track. We do not know what his plans for the future are, but we wish him luck. Page twenty-nine iv 7