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

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.SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Ar? n A 4 . 3 ,W F XSYLVUXEUZABEHJAMARAL df uv 'Q bs N 5 X J: is NJ 'X fi W, Q-X 32 -w .X p v 'S X 117 Summit Street Sylvia is another one of our cheerful, good-natured, nonehalant classmates. Because of her winning smile and ready wit, she is always surrounded by numerous friends. She is always eager for fun and is a good sport, with the result that she is a well- liked member of our class. MARJORIE ' A ANDERSON Maur A ue Midge--a littl ord, 3 li e person, but what a big D9l'S0Y111liiY! ' l un and is always in the midst of it epii ff ' friends in stitches. Midge is also a d singer and dancer and is continually am n r friends with her new versions of songs' and es. J ' jfvif 07 50 fm-11. Cid! 4:1 - I-0' 50 fwwrm' gm- 9 1 -1 -2 JOHN FRANCIS ANDRADE G3 Purchase Street Who's that tall fellow striding along, with a serious look on his face? Why, that's John Andrade, gen- erally acknowledged as being the tallest of the senior boys. Although his height proved an asset to him as a member of the J. V. Basketball team, if he goes much higher 'he may experience diificulty in pass- ing through doors. lu? ' ,093 8 at TI-IERESA MAY ANDREWS 67 Ilorr Avenue, Riverside Girls Athletic Association 11-2-37, Girl Reserves 12-33, Basketball fl-33, Fencin '-31, Manager t2-33, Swimming 13 , Ne spaper 131. Tessie, the girl wi 1' ing eyes and captivating giggle, is known ron 1 ut the school as an ener- getic worker, ' do 1 , ing in smiles, and always willing to ai f, law- -lassmate. Her name adorni the honor ro , and x e feel certain that wherever she may go her cher disposition will spread wel- comed sunshine. A Page thirteen I .fhdfm ,-fffggff

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,J of Q. Jigga' 009 'I' al 9' AH it kg' SQ? N Q EFISTPROVIDGHCE gl ,Or ,WY 2 xl' ANN Rose ABA 4 Rf 23 Tenth Street ru Crimson Board Ann is one of the most talkative and best-natured girls in East Providence High School. We surely will miss Ann's cheery Hello and ever-present smile. We'1'e afraid classes will become very dull without her witty remarks. XVe hope you like us, A11n, as much as we liked you. Q 91 EMIL FREDERICK AGREN W yi C 159 Pavilion Avenue, Rumford Who is that rather quiet blond fellow who has the appearance of an athlete? Anyone will tell you that that is Emil, the long distance track man. He is 0116 of the few quiet students who are well liked by both students and teachers. Look for him at the next track meet. G' PAULQNE AGRONICK 266T Pawtucket Avenue Library Auxiliary 12-3i, Girls Athletic Association 2-3, Cl'llllS01 Board 139, Newspaper 131, Baseball 113. Pauline is one o' the . ' ler lll ibers of our class, but she is not t s J u 91316 has been active on the sew sm I s at il s ind on . I - . ' . tic., 2 Cr' ' Bo rc er lee' .s and willing- mtfmielvfe v c- rave endeared her to Q all. EVELYN LOUISE ALLEN 9 Shore Road, Riverside Library Auxiliary 12-33, Girls Athletic Association 12-31, School Newspaper 139, A happy and cheerful girl is Evie. Her future seems to lie in the business world, and she plans to enter a cornptometer school when she graduates. On the guyer side, Evelyn likes to dance and skate. She has made a host of friends here. and she will surely be missed by all of us. sis A ba I ,age lwelue rw ,, O 556 ,014 at A 4? f N0 if V0

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J' li xi U Evo A A Q' 4,97 60 , iii S l. . PfR 'l'DEllCE .5 WlLl.IAM LAWRENCE ARSEN ULT r 40 Ivy Street If you se comin 'n the corridor a snappy young fe wfygn boo s under his arm, that's Bill. He's f of 11 p, Um L d vigor and one of the best all- round p' wekk X. Ag Hill intends to he a doctor, we :HI6 in wishing him good luck. Y WCW QU JOSEPH ASQUINO. JR. 1 64 VVoodward Avenue Joe is a pal to everyone and an enemy to no one. This rugged lad has shown that he can take it in real life as well as in sports. Joe left ns i11 Feb- ruary, a11d his absence was keenly felt by our wrest- ling team. However, they missed him no more than did the other members of the class. wt PAUL JOSEPH AVELAR 602 XVarren Avenue Cheerful, happy-go-lucky, and friendly, Paul makes as good a pal as anyone could desire. Paul belongs to that inseparable pair of which Gene Fontes is the other half. You seldom see one without the other. Fate will no doubt be kind to this boy, for he knows not the meaning of the word quiet . v A ',.Afl,' MILDRED FRANCES BALLARD 38 Renir Street, Riverside Cheer Leader 11-2l, Basketball fl-2-33, Swimming tl-2-39, Fencing t2-31, Girls Athletic Association t2l, Baseball 41-2-31. Millie is the quick-stepper whom you quite frequently see walking down the corridor. She's very petite and always has a cheerful smile. She is a dancer, and her ambition ,is to become a professional. We wish her the best of luck in wr career on the stage. Page fourteen A