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

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JUNE I.Al'ltA IiEN'l'l.lfZ't' 47 Knowlton Street. Riverside tllee Club 11-2-33. Quiet and unassuming, June has one ot' the sweetest dispositions in the senior class. She has taken a commercial course here at East Providence and we all know that after graduation June will grace the office ot' .z large concern, and that her boss will find her as conscientious and pleasant to work with. as we have found her during classes. ROBERT GIFFURIJ BERRY l13 Metropolitan Drive. Riverside Band 11-2-31, Treasurer 13l, Orchestra 11-2-33, Glee Club 123, Rus Monitor Association 13l, Track 113, Debating Society 133. Class Play 131. Camera Club 12-3l, Class Treasurer 13l, Hi-Y 131, Social Committee 123. Nominating Committee 135, Assembly Spelling Champion 125. Besides playing the trombone in the band and trying to collect class dues. Bob can play a good game of ping pong and a fast set of tennis, and spell like a wizard. All in all, Bob has made a success of his three years at E. P.. and we all certainly hope he will continue to MARIE ELEANUR BETTERS 129 Vine Street Hi-Tri 12-31. Swimming 12l, Crimson 131. llemure. tall, Sparkling eyed-thus wt- clinracterize lVlarie. whose friendly smile is an inspiration to all who kttow lit,-r. XYherever you lind Maris- you will tind llope. for they are seldom far apart. Marie's quiet personality has been the object of much admiration from both her teachers and classmates. RALPH BEVERLY 208 VVoodward Avenue Ralph is a specimen of the quiet type of student. but on the hockey field he is a very ardent scrapper. He always takes his time. and while other students are hurrying and rushing to class, Ralph may be seen leisurely strolling down the corridor. Ralph will succeed because, when he needs to. he can put a great deal of energy into his work. do so in the years to come. Page fourteen

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HOWAIIIJ HIGHS ATKINS 2485 Pawtucket Avenue. Riverside Cross Country tl-23. llowie is a sandy-haired lad. who mixes well with boys, hut who is a shy fellow with the fairer sex. A happy disposition and a will- ingness to try anything once make him a worthy toe of the blues. Howie is sure to he a sum-ess in whatever he does provided it's not hookkeeping. GRACE MARION BAKER 99 Walnut Street Basketball I2-33. You will always see this jovial, smiling, young miss talking tor whispering, as the vase may bel with her neighbors. However. her studies are not allowed to go unnotived or her hooks unused beeause Grace certainly knows her lessons, hat-kwards, forwards. and side- ways, too. l'Al'I,INl+1 PA'I'RlClA HARRY 103 North Broadway A quiet, denture miss with a sweet anal winsume smilei She is generally valtn and re- served. hut is more than willing to participate in any hit ol' L-lass room humor or misc-hief. l'auline's numerous and loyal friends vouvh for her vltarming personality. - If IQAYKII EI! VU RD HAYHA ,gi 89 .Iam ' Street I t'r'1 s . X ' A hoy that ne r seen to get the IIIIIPSY that's the way Ray strik s ns. I-le possesses at really winning personality. and is never without an engaging: grin, VVe would do with more people like Ray. nge' lllfI'fl'l'll

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HOPE BISHOP 47 Anthony Street Hopes school life in East Providence has been characterized by a willingness to help all. and in this way she has won many lasting friends. Her cherry smile is a looked for pleasure in the school day. All her classmates wish her the best ot' luck. 'l'Hl1JODORlfl JOSEPH HLAKI-ILY 156 Sutton Avenue Theodore is the boy who astounded the student body by his achievements in both foot- ball and wrestling. His abilities which were hitherto unknown show just what this boy is capable of doing and certainly point to a suc- cessful life ahead. Q . RIFIIAIIIJ NELSON BLANFIIARIJ 1 Kp. 228 Uentral Avenue 'Frack 11,2-Sir, Uross Country 11-3-IH. Vlrcslling 12-31. Captain tiii. Fhemistry Vlub tit. Biology Club till. Hi-Y t2-33. Fencing ICH. Dick is a curly headed lad well liked in and out of school. Although only five feet t'o'1r, he is a mighty atom as proved by his alhle 114' prowess. Dick's friendly personality mal es him a regular fellow and a friend worth kpc iv- ing. He possesses initiative ami should go l':1r in the work he chooses. RUSSELL WINTON BLANEY 83 Dyer Avenue, Riverside If perchance you are standing in the ct '- ridor and hear some feminine sighing and Q I clamations of admiration, you may know th t Rus .has just passed by. But by no means ' ltus's attraction to the girls his only attribut for anyone, who has Rus as a friend, and the - are many who have. is indeed fortunate. Page fiflcvn