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

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1 , ff f x 4 5 ji f , X WZ 5 ff. ' . , F: .nlllll lllllh .,,w,. DONALD FOLEY BURGESS 145 Mercer Street Donald is popular and well liked by all his classmates. He takes his economics seriously, and he is a prominent leader of the Economics Club of which he is a founder. He has also been prominent in various other school and class activities. Donald has the qualiiications for a statesman. STARLING SAMSON BURGESS 119 Forbes Street, Riverside Quiet, 1'eserved, but always friendly-one whom the girls admire the doesn't realize how lucky he isl but o11e who pays little at- tention to them. There you have Duke. For two years Duke has been an oiiicer in the Hi-Y and for three years an ardent supporter of E. P. RITA ABIGAIL BURNS 135 XVarren Avenue lVhy teachers grow gray! Rita writes themes that are extremely interesting, but, unfortunately for Rita, the teachers cannot always translate them. Rita possesses a ready wit that often shows itself in class. Her poetry is enjoyed by a chosen few. She intends to be a journalist and will certainly be a lively addition to any newspaper force. RITA GERTRUDE BURNS ST VValnut Street Rita came to us from St. Xaviers i11 her senior year. She is one of the quiet girls who always have their home-work done. She is always ready to recite in any class. VVe don't know what Rita is planning to do when she Iinishes school, but we all wish her the best of luck. Page thirl lf

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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

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wlllli ilwul llIl ERNEST FRANCIS BUSH 16 Potter Street Bushie has been with the class of '34 since its beginning in the seventh grade in Central. He has been a prominent member of our class and has taken part in various activities. Ernie has gained fame around the school for his musical ability as a violinist. lVatch out, Rubinoff! FLYSSES TRUSTY CARTER, JR. 205 Central Avenue Carter is o11e of the good-natured fellows in our class. XVe think that his favorite study tif he has one! must be Geometry, for we see him bent almost double over his geometry book in his study periods. Well, good luck, Ylysses: we even wish you as much success as your ancient predecessor had. MARGARET MARY CAULEY 90 Bourne Avenue, Rumford Margaret is one of the poor unfortunates who is constantly besieged by car ticket hun- ters. She has a passion tor all sports, es- pecially baseball. She is never guilty of un- kindness and is always cheerful and pleasant. The entire class wishes Margaret success in whatever she may undertake in the future. GEORGE EARL CHACE 153 Putnam Street Quiet and bashful, Georgie is Well liked by his classmates and is very easy to get along with. He is noted for his sunny smile and his bashfulness with the opposite sex. We don't know whether George will become a business man or a farmer, because he has received preparation in both fields. Page thirty-one 3 I V L 'c ' ' 1 ff 9