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

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EHSTPRUVIDEHEE ARTHUR STANLEY EISHLOCK 139 Vine Street if ff J P I ,A 5061 I No Here we h e A' ' oving and i'uli of pep. Al- though s is ev Phi a sling from uarrying books, gets aqfi ' ilf his studies. His ability to relieve nionot s situations in the class has won him a host of friends. Here's lu'l to a fine classmate. , 1 P C' Nvt,0M'0'V , . 15 UM N ' f x if FN W i 2 93 Wilson Avenue. Rumtord Class Social Committee 122-Sl, Girls Athletir' Asso- ciation 41-2-31, Girl Reserves f2'3l. Basketball fl-2-Sl. Cheer leader 1-2b. t Vlfhere yo ,iefRuth. you usually see hex' pal Jean. These tix irls always have their heads together xx i' eri . She is famous for making up her own ' ic words and has the members of the class con- stan ly n an uproar. t socials she is usually seen with a former East Pr iclence athlete. . Q HAROLD NORMAN FLINT l44I llorr Avenue. Riverside Allow me to introduce you to Hal, better known to ,QV most of his friends as the goose . Easy going, good 'gf natured, quick wittedfhere is a description of this ' football and wrestling star. These qualities, an asset- t lg to any person, have earned for him fr' ,n s eta re in high school. i WP HELEN FRANCES L Y Metropolitan Drive. ' ersid li' anyone asks who that at ciiy?,Q11rle1', dark- haired girl is, you are pret sztfhiz-N answering, Helen Foley , for Hel 1 ' one of the most at' tractive girls in the s ass. She is generally happy looking and has ma j friends, th boys and girls. QM liwwh Page lwcnt yesix AWN S,

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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ,ht ' , GWENDOLYN EAIRCHILD 11 Catlin Avenue. Rumford Basketball 433. Fencing 433. Girl Reserves 12-33. Gwen bubbles over with life. Nothing pulls her down. Although she has been with us for only one short year, this former Hope Streeter has really made herself one of those who stand out in her vlass. Surely with her smiling disposition and win- ning ways. Gwen will 1'92ll'l l. 'bum . I Aa, Y wwf MM-Wm aL my 'fb 0 if I Q R N R Pfro 'I , yi-W ANDREW C. EALES -itil Hulloelis Point Avenue, Riversixe lleau llrummel Andrews is a lad with a liste for dark shirts and they look well, too. They acc his light blond hair. He is a boy's boy. and thot ie talks and t'ools with all the girls we save ' o 'ee him devote himself to any special one at st in school. 91753f JLW THELMA MAY PIPE Q 531 XVRIITGI venue Cl 's Seeretary t ,ri ison Board t2J, Girl 'erves t ' . , Soeul Committee t3J. Now w intr ice h na the witl the ever-so earefre pcslti 1 oted toi always meet Besides bein y ependable s is very willing to help a friei in 11eed. No 1 atter how high her ms' ' . ie .4 , ' ' '. ' - ing an reatin p p ie same ' iendly manner. goal is, she'll reavh it e' sily. We ' WALTER CHARLES FISH 164 Taunton Avenue Walter is that short, tzurly-haired fellow seen at all i A school games. His favorite pastime is drawing pic- tures of airplanes. Who knows, he may become a great airplane designer. He is pleasant and witty, and it is a pleasure to be in the same class with him. Page twenty-five '2,w,,,, Wm. 0,4

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SEHIORWHIGH SCHOOL 1' .. 19 ' , ANNA MAY GABOURY L 112 Sherman Street. Riverside I Anna is one of our quietest girls but enjoys a time when her work fs done. Her pleasant dis- position and cheery smile have made everyone like her. Anna. who is a commercial student. has done very well in her studies and we wish her lu ' in that field. Ml! RUSSELL PAUL GARDNER G5 Sprague Avenue Big Russ Gardner. star linesman and mainstay of the hockey defence, has one of the best dispositions of the senior boys. Besides enabling him to keep a cool temper while participating in two of our roughest sports. it also has attracted many friends from among the high school students. Russ left us in February. and he certainly has been missed. Q Y . CGW Q 50 55 Vqzf w A J, ,ff fVWg10fffff?7f jU FLORENCE IRENE GAUTHIER P18 Warren venue Flerenc ' ole of o r etite girls, but she is far 'rom ng one of e quietest. She is one of our natur l tll a great, deal of personality, X nd 'he 0 very good looking. Flossie is one persowg certainly enjoys good times, and we wish er many of them. 0?vq!l'j x . I fu . DANTE GENNARI -339 vVVeterman Avenue Danny's even temper and keen sense of humor have won him many friends during his three years at E. P. H, S. He is a hard and honest worker and is seldom responsible for classroom disturbances. Dan has shown us that perseveranve is rewarded, for after two years of J. V. basketball, he won his let- ter as a member of the 1937 Varsity. Page twenty-seven