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

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IDA CARRIE CLARK 12 Freeborn Avenue lclzl hats two r'l1z1i'z1ete1'istic-s that inzlke hei' chstuiguisherl lu ' viking. They are her verv ex- pressive. soft brown eyes :intl her heig is lozuls of fun unrl c-un :ilwuys he llepenrlecl upon for ussistzult-Q in nnyt lrln! PlC'I'I'Ili JOSEPH UUICH L0 155 l.eonzn'ml Avenue lizxsehull 12-31. Feneinf 5 129. lllilllllgtxl' Football 42-31. Maumgei' Rzlsehzill 113, Mzuuiger Basketball fill. Pete is the lull who has niunng'ei'izil clesif liuving inzuiatgreml our foot-hull llllll hzisebull tezlins for two years. He has ll quiet sense ot' humor und il hrozul smile ready for one unrl 1 ull. lete hits .1 ltn.u'k ot lllillilllu' lrie s h whoni he meets. Page tu'r'nIx'-om' lung. Lots or luc-li, Rl'SSl'1I.l, l'AlXll'l3El,l. t'Ol'l' 40 Venter Street, Ruinl'oi'1l ' Uriinson 133. Russell is :1 hoy who huils troni Rllllll.0l'4l. Ile has ax spotless 1'El'0l'fl in school, he works hzuwl. and he is ulwuys well 1'ewan'1lecl for his elfforts. Ile is reeognizeml by an light, high. voice, und ulso for his very good eoiiiliirt. ARMANDO UOLAIATA 52 Brown Street llere is f'olzil1ic'u, K of argument ure combined with ax winning vei- sonzllity. 'I'hunks ' . in whom login' und power l to hnu inuny at cl1'ezn'y eluss- rooin is hrighteneml hy llll'E'SS1l1ll chattering unzl lively jokes, His fine sense ot' huniol' und uhility to see the eoinie side of life will he of great value to him in lutei' life.

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AUDREY CASE 347 Bullocks Point Avenue, Riverside Audrey was certainly given a big hand this trous bandage on it when it was burned? And did you smell it. too? Our sympathy. Audrey. In addition to being quite a pianist. Audrey is well known for her girl scouting activities, und for her pleasant. friendly manner. year, for did you see that mons BURTON IGIJWARIJ UHACE 184 Second Street Vl'e all missed Burton very much after he left us in February, for who co .. , this fun-loving boy. Whenever Chace was ' ure to be seen ottermg candy or gum, and telling jokes to everyone. But, though Burton never exerted himself, he showed us that he could be serious and work uld help missing near, in class or out. he was s tJRVlLl,lfl FR1+1lJldRlC'K t'lfIAFFlCl+I 231 Hope Street. Seekonk This tall young gentleman from the wilds of Seekonk has wandered these corridors for nigh onto three years now. His ready smile and his good-natured disposition have helped him win his ever increasing circle of friends. One of our promising commercialites, he is sure to succeed in whatever field he enters. ENID LILLIAN CHASE 162 Hamilton Street Enid, the girl with the bashful and seem- e owner of the most delightful giggle, which she lets fo1'th at, the most unexpected moments. She has been an industrious worker in the Junior High office whieh prophesies a successful business career. ingly reticent manner, is th Page fwen ty'

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E.-X xx, IGLINUR l'Ul.lC 26 Fifth Street Elinor eau hest he described hy the old proverh A friend in need is a friend indeed. Her willingness always to lend a hand and her never being without a friendly smile for every- one are two of the many charac'teristic's of one of the sweetest girls in E. P. EUGENE ERNICST COLLINS T Cedar Avenue, Riverside Hi-Y 12-3b. Robert 'l'aylor's wavy hair. Clark Gahlt-'s firm jaw, and VVayne Morris' dispositionfclo you wonder that Gene vauses many a feminine heart to flutter as he strides down the cor- ridor? Oonscientious and hard working, he left school to go into at position at the Glenlyon Fruit XVork. Here's to their future president. HAI LGCKC' Q 22-1 Briglitridge .- enue mutt 11-2-33, or-cues pm. X- llallovk is a well known figure arou d these premises. being at standout Yu our fine hand. lle unquestionably is an ixffpressive sight heating the drums. Hallock has ir hearty personality and a voice of the same caliber which reminds one of the kettle drums he plays. He W6lll to Boston with the band. hut came home after the hand! MARY CONRUY 62 Fourth Street Vivacious land how! U. interesting fumm! r. and at,t,rac'tive toh boy! 5-these adjectives just half desc-rihe Mary. And her i'l1i1l'1lll1lg person- ality and friendly manner c-ertainly have not tended to lessen her popularity with girls as Well as with boys. We're betting on a sure thing when we say that Mary is headed for success. l'fIgl' fIl'l Ilfj'-fllfll