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

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S-EDIOP1 HIGH SCHOOL fifhfzw -V .7 sfqib' 02 ,Sf WILFRED WRAY LSON IU N01 Q 12 Nev da Avenue. 1l psdale 'S W wg' 'llYilt'red is alwa ' 1 welc' e n einbeg of any group. K ,YQ for he' fore 'e ' a y ' rez l bit of cheer for 0 l1is ' . ' 1 i11 fo if wisecracks and has a11 unendi supply wi which he is prepared to spring, it any ti and for any occasion. 1 x 1 , , 6 I-fix Y 5 f J P 'ff M 4 J J xx 1 . MQS' IQJQQXKETH Cl-IACE .. I A 120 VValnut Street , . J YJXQ . .I , Mupcik Ill rry. entertzunnig. tl1ats Betty. always 'yixg tllPLSl1llSlllll6 to'tlull spots. You can always ' f .el fr !6lllllY.x10W2ll'fI d her carefree ways. She .D ' ' ,- xx' l further l1 ' sgfdy i11 nqusic, and ive give her.our V best wishesj ith axsnii 'lifte the one 'she has, 5? shell go places. f W . I Q' 1 ,l t , 1 1 , 5 xy 1 ff as . 1 1 ,j 9 X S 1 .rw ., i X W . t'M'V . I 1 '7fHW , A PW, ,,,,1' rf' . 1, ,, L in , n - I, LUCILl7E LEQISORA CHAUVIN fe 1 1 4 ' L ff 1 N417 33 Russell Avenue 'hi' ! Girl Reserves 413, Library Auxiliary t3l. Newspaper J Board 131, Manager of School Play 133. Jet black hair, sparkling eyes, and sweeping eye-W lashes herald Lucille, one of the most versatile mem- bers of our class. Her abilities range through many Q. 3 fields-she has a lovely voice, is itll accomplished pianist, and has tl1at talent most, admired by her 01,-q classmates-the ability to write marvelous themes. NYIKI7' 'S TP. 'S W 7 1 , ' 9 . -1,.9. if NE LOUISE CHEC ' A 1 Donnelly Street ' eserves 131, Newspaper 133. IIICOIHDZLI ble are the fashions designed by little Irene, Whom you surely have noticed dashing through the corridors at break-neck speed, dragged by l1er comrade, Tess. Her good humor is as end- less as her dancing is modern. Deserved success lies i11 store, waiting to be snatched and securely held by her ambitious hand. 'V if f Page nineleen

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EHSTPROVIDE C8 . KR. ' o 1-'W 'ATHERI ELEN BROWN 58 Bluff Stre , Riveitside 3 'a Ka a g od'student . d has woriied faitltfully at her studies, of course taking time out for fun, of which she is very fond. She has studied commer- cial subjects and will probably someday be a very successful stenographer or secretary. Kay is seldom -51 seen without a bag of candy, which she generously ,G passes around. Q im' lf' Qtek! -PgLl'T?a,Qf'g',,., -'lwalw' 5. Wise l p 'S' LAURA BELLE BROWN ' Xb ffl? UNT-U 29 Park Drive, Riverside Laura has a giggle that defies the world to trouble her., Often in the quiet of a dull study period, a choked giiggle can be heard which brightens every- one's countenance considerably. As yet Laura is undecided about what she will do after graduation, but it will be something worthy of her ability we are Sure. U C' xwfiwx Qu-fox X Q3 wmv! x W Nw 'drvgq WEL-5 ou Q0 ,J Ox lil -S91 Nmof-W ISABEL WINIFR BU T RWORTH 31 A, A, Ri e ' Isabel is one of ou c ever co rcial students, but she has also abilit n artis Belle is seldom seen -or should I sa eard 1 not giggling or talk- ing. Because f er sense 0 urnor and good nature she is one gran person to know. If you want a life- long friend. see Isabel. N X HELEN MILDRED CALLAHAN 689 Warren Avenue Fencing 121, Basketball 139, Newspaper Board 133. Adjectives are inadequate to describe fully Helen's engaging qualities. She is a sweet tempered girl with pretty blond hair and blue eyes. She is an in- dustrious worker and a gay companion. Her charm- ing manners have won her many friends. We send her from E. P. with best. wishes for suvcess. Page eighteen 6 fffogv Xa I

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l ensrp v ne R O I D E D, 1 . wwf ff .fc tif. ff. . 1 fe' 1' f T ' was V rg V , ELLA ELIZABETH CHILDS lu Y 3313 Lp ' . 335 Pleasant, St1'eet, Rumford Honor Society, Girl Reserves 11-2-39, Library Aux- iliary 11-2-39, President, 139. Basketball 12-39. Tennis 129, Fencing 139, Girls Athletic Association 12-39, Sports Manager 139, Newspaper 139, Crimson Board 139, Nominating Committee 139, Social Committee 139 Ella is a little miss who is i11to everything. She a11d Helen can be seen walking together tl1rougl1 the corridors, r y ire inseparable. Ella has done consider. e ' f moth tl1e library kllld tl1e news- paper. p a11s t iter Simmons and we know that she will 11ot ignore the best wishes that E. P. H. S. l1as for l16l'. 11 wif wi ' yq 1s9'4j,4' QGQ? ARIVIANDO RICARDO CINAMI ' rv X ' 29219 Pawtucket Ave11ue Crimson Board 139, Ar Club 11'29. Newspaper 139. Meet Ol pi 011' f re famous artists! A1'lllillld0'S work a a' vidence l1as been exceptional and has wo praise of many. a11d we expect to read a great deal about his success later 011. VVe shall al- ways be proud to say that Armando started his career at East Providence. S FRANK JACKSON CLEGG Fall River Avenue, Seekonk Who is tl1e boy who usually has his history topics ready? Why Frank, of course. But, do11't get tl1e idea tl1at he is always seriousg fa1' from it. Frank has always managed to keep the rest of tl1e class amused particularly in Math periods. We give tl1e reliever of monotony. Frang Clegg. ELIZ B H L SE COLT ghtr' Ve Avenue Girl Res ves 29 ' 'ry Auxiliary 11,2-39 De- bating 1 -2-39, New. a 1 l?oard 13 Scl ol Play 139. Now, f ow 5st,ude l wish to ' rm you that compl ted unless you have he zabeth's clever puns and constant chatter. 01 be surprised if some day you hear of this little at y being employed to write material for Jack Rel 1y or some other Qlyour e uc. ' n in dear East Provic 1 has 11ot bee11 comedian, because she certainly has the ability. Elizabeth, you have o11r best wishes. Page tweriiy 9 yi' ex 0