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

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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL VJRQINIA MARY DANIELS V 115 Burgess Avenue Mix equal tpliantities ot' ambition. intelligence, and personality-season well with smiles. and you have Ginnie. Her sincerity renders her friendship a thing to be prized-and we all do prize it. XVe expect to see her as a hookkeeper in the near future. Best of luck. Ginnie. .. ' ' BARBARI -lVlll.l O l5iYliY l-153 S uth '2lB' Girl 'serves l. Golf ill. Barb. during: 1 three ars at high school, has done her part an one it well. She has a pleasing man- ner and ::lw.ys greets everyone in a most friendly :intl coilrteotis manner. She can always be depended upon. and we feel sure she' succee . it-tau' , , 1 ,W ,o Di wwe Nile I0 ' 1 9 titer LU' f ' Lois FRANCES DAVIS f ft? 172 James Street Crimson Board t3l. Girl Reserves 11-2-33, Girls Athletic Association 11-2-3 D. Tennis Manager t3 D , Fencing till. Baseball tl-2-33, Basketball I1-2-Sl, Tennis tl-:Z-Rm, Track flu, Debating Society tl-23. gin, t Meet Lois, the girl with a cheery smile and a friendly word for everyone. Surely you've seen her bursting into Room 1 just as the S230 bell rings each morn' ing. Her artistic ability should carry her far along the Road to Fame. and that characteristic optimism ,- E -ob?-P+ 1l7onl Yr-Ni 4 cw49fS is sure H en the way. J,qApv1tilA-X., IRENE NANCY DEL Rossi 07AGGfgC'0mc T6 .Iolm Street, sf 0' Honor Society, . - R. Citizenship Award 131, Glass 'Vice-President lb. Nominatin, ' mmittee I2-31, Ring Commi e t2lQl Picture G1 n i tee C' J, Orches- tra tl-2-3 ' lid o' Newspz ' ff P. G s Athletic Association tl- , Se 'et y tll,X' resident f2b, Pr 'dent 3 , Swimn ' gg tl-2, asketball tl-2-33, F cing GIG Tennis -23, Girl eserves 123, Glee ' Club tll. It' we could name a candidate t'or the ninth wonder of the world our choice would be pretty, vivacious, popular Irene. How anyone can enter into so many outside activities, attend all games and social events, and still manage to stand so well in her school work is nothing short of a miracle. p Page twenty-three I K 75 ?1t9t.ufrh,n me 9PM Pumf'n-gl 9291 5

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EHSTPRUVI DEHCX V ALBERT CURRIER ,.,4. ' I 1514! Cilllllill Avenue 9 llonor Society Al is unquestionably oneeof the most brilliant stu- dents in our class, his name never having failed to be on the honor roll. VVith l1is carefree ways and winning disposition he has made a l1ost of friends in high sehoolq VVl1at would we have done without Al to answer unsolved problems for us! May his suec-ess continue. -- EDWARD FRANCIS CURRIER 194 Central Avenue nf liddie is a friendly, likeable lad who usually has a very serious expression on his face. But d0n't be too much deceived, for there is more than one side to his eliaraeter, and he can be humorous when there is occasion. Don't forget your high sc-hool friends, lid. ROBERT JOSEPH DALTON 14 Freeborn Avenue Hand tl-1?-iii, Drum Major I2-31. Bob is the young fellow who enters the class-room with a lackadaisieal walk and a cheerful grin. He is a helpful person and 4-ertainly an addition to any classroom. Bob plays Clarinet in the band and Cer- tainly has made a fine record as L1I'l1Ill major this past year. . X' lv ALDO D'AlVllCO ,lu 160 lvy Street 'Dt thong Aldo has remained rather apart from the rest t e fellows during high school, he really re- veals 'cellent eliaravter to those who know him. Al is 1 of those students who always make an attempt to answer questions. Now that he is through sehool he will no doubt e11te1' the business world by way of his f8lll9l'wS shoe business. Page twenty-two , V., 7 W , ww,,.n L H ,JW 6' lb u

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IO X 91 911511 U 1. if 51191 PRUVID W 1 qw t R-A ., 'iff'- 's 'YWI' 1 to , 1 , e O N ICT ORIA LQUISE Dl:SROSlhRS VM 404 XV'll'1'6ll Avenue XX CJ A Fencing 1211, SWll11l11il1g 131. Crinison Bo111'11 131199 I XVl1o is tl111t strikil 1' ilil.lJyDlltl0? XVl1y Vicky, one of C L10 fp 18 best 11111108 in 'l11ss. If you h11ven't see11 or 18 1 2,181 t1ll e9 esp 1111 l e 1 1 Vic 011 tl ice f r, yo11 llilVG niissecl 11 t1'e'1t Vic 1 1, , ' .' 80.1 y ill 1' ass s. Hj the wa y, . have you ever l1e111'1l Vie Dlily the Dllllltb? 1- Gi I Q ' i ' J 1 eff . qlsi ,WY G,- V -1111 , W' 1 , L0 S1li'l'9SS. JENNIE MARY DI FONZO 123 Fifth Street Hllgllitqllilll ll-2-31. FBl11'lllQQ tl-31, Huseliull 131. Laughing 111111 likenhle, 1l1ll1'S Jennie. She is 11lw11ys ut 11111111 to l1elp il frienrl, 111111 sl1e never gets angry. Her holmhy is skating 111111 sl1e is 111'tive i11 school sports. XVe 2491111 her our best wishes for future ANNE DESDEMONA DIMOND V 58 ljllllbill' Avenue 1 Fencing 111. SWll11lI1lll13Q 121, B11sketl111l1 1 Ann, illflltillfljll she 11111192113 to he l'lltll9l' ll d8l111ll'8 niiss. is tl1e l1llli'll envied possessor ot tm' v11lu11l1le 111111 powerful weapons with which to '11 ' 18 world- Z1 quiet Cl1Zll'l'll which she fairly 1'111li11ti and a lovely Sl1lll8, 1'11p11hle ot chasing llNVily the ark Clouds of 11ny 1l11y. 1 ELLENP1 DERSON o1MoND .' St1Sl1ttg11 Avenue 1f'C -11 714 31311 Bztskethzill .tl-2-3Q1.,R'1Q1111'i11g 11-2431, Girls Athletiv I 1 db Asso1'i11t1on 131. cg Su1l1lenly 21 fuint giggle CllSl1ll'llS t11e quiet of tl1e 49 1wl11ss1'o'om, 111111 you 1lis1'ove1' 111 its source il nlost i A 1:l1111'1ning D6l'S0l1L1ll1y. Tl1l'01lgl1 rain or shine, ,S trouble or fun, Fl1len's bright spirit l'6!I12LlllS 111111111111- ted. Tl1is 1:l1111'111fte1'ist,i1', tlllitell with good sports- 1 Ill2l,llSil1IJ, 1lete1'1ni1111ti1n1, 111111 intelligence, will pro- pel our Ellen 111 the top in 11nytl1ing she may 11tt,en1pt,X X Page lwenly-four G,