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

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EAST PROVIDENCE 9 ARLINE LUTIiIE AMS Honor Society, Athletic l C mmittee 1-2, Girl Re serves 1-2-3, Vi -Pr ' t 3, Crimson Board 3 107 Central e ue Social Committ . A Really Likeable dividualg Natural, Engaging. S OLGA CHRIS'1'IN EN 159 Pavilion Ave 1 iford Obliging, Little, Gay, Adorable WILLIAM J. AHERN 220 Norton Street, Rumford ,W William Impugns Legal Laxity. Intellectually A Master HAZEL ISABELL ALDRICH 108 Cedar Avenue Hazel-Always Zestful, Energetic, Laughing. L

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1 1 1 1 11111 1 1o1o1o1o1u1n1n1u1n1u1o1u1nupo1 1 1 1 1 11 1 llE5llDlIl5llf1DlIRlIlAllb years have rolled away since we first entered East Providence High School. Now that we are on the point of departure we are not without regret. Some of us will enter the practical business W -g,'ff 4 Ac.:ff J . . . . world while others will seek the advantages of higher education. As we look back on these three years of much happiness and some sorrow, we realize that these three years have been a boon, They have given us know- ledge, discipline, and at least an incipient understanding of human relations. Our accomplishments have been many. We have acquired the ability to think and reason clearly through our study of mathematics, and somehow the geometric and algebraic problems which we studied so diligently do not seem so difficult now. Through our study of Latin we have gained a knowledge of the classics. English has given us a keener appreciation of good literature. 'Through our study of bookkeeping, typewriting and stenography we are thankful for the help they will give us to cope with the business world. We have sought to benefit ourselves through all these, and we sincerely hope our efforts have not been futile. In extra-curricular activities we have proved our worth. In debating we have distinguished ourselves and in dramatics we have added more laurels to our school. Athletics has given us the spirit of true sports- manship. Tomorrow we face a new life. What it will bring forth no one knows, and yet we feel that our foundation has been firmly laid through the hard efforts of our faculty. And so we of the class of '36 bid adieu to the coming classes, to our teachers who have succeeded in making our stay both pleasant and profitable, and to East Providence High School. We shall not forget the high ideals it has instilled in us or the trust it has placed in us. May we sincerely and confidently never violate your faith in us. East Providence!

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10 EAST Pnovzozmcs ,b .1 ,. . I ,I fp I K 1 1,, , . Y ,' 1. F 4, RALPH EDWARD ALDRICH 78 Hope Street, Rumforcl ,f ' Q Ready, Altruistic, Loyal, Punctual, Honorable. GODFREY FRE CH ALLEN , 871 Bullock venue, Riverside Track 1-2-3, Cross try -2, Football 3, Nominating Committ Godf1'ey's 'iginalities Delight Friends. Really En- gaging Youth. LUCY ANTONELLI 136 Dewey Avenue Lucy's Unaffectedness Charms You. - 4, .LJ X LEWIS BAXTER ARNOLD A 148 Vine Street Lewis Eternally Whittles Intricate Skyplanes.