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

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l4'l.Ulilf1Nt'E FARIA 159 Hl'l2llll'lfigG Avenue l'llUi't'llt'P IS one of our shy girls who hlls itll lllll'Ll ol' lllllill l'vsl-l've illlllllf llill' thzlt lllkvllyli lllsplros ll l'Ul'lllli'f ol' l'ollt'irltlllc-9. l'QV0l'Y0llt' who illlii lll'llPll'illt'il thllt l'l'H0l'Vl' hals flllllltl that sho IS El l'l'lt'llKl we-ll worth lill0Wlllg llllsl wvll worth ku-t-pills. Sllvllvss to you, ll'lolwlll'e! PAUL Fhlllj 42 Sllllllllll Street 431. lt' you Willll to see il Sllllll0llS t'X1Jl'6SSl01l ol' il sober faire, ll01l'l COIIIQ hereg for Pzlul l'0lllll not give you zllly SilllSf2ll'll0ll ou this score. But his illtrigzgllillg curly huir is the oh' just of lllillly il SlllllGlll,lS ilKllllll'lltl0ll, and his ilillbllllill lizlmly-go-lllcky llliell is illtleecl ll mug- fll'llNS0ll not for Ill'2lNVlllg friellrls. Pugf' Ill'l'lIll'-Hllllt' f l1t'2ll'llll Q? ROI!!-IR'I'A l1lS'l'l4Illl,E FOIGRI N6'XYlllilll Avelllle, Seekollk Goocl looking und welll clrelssetl is tllv he-s waly to flvswille Roberta, her striking hlzl t llllll' being the PIIVY ol' nlully il girl. Alllllllli, she llilS not Iilkl-'ll illl active part ill svhool :lm-tix-ities, she is well known to alll her 1-lalss mates. Her pleasing: wzlys llllll k'0llllllt'l'l'll illlilllj' ure sure to lt-lilll her to SIIUUPSS ill the hllsilless worlll. ALICIQI .JANET FONTIGS HST I-h'iglltl'idge Avenue Honor Soc-ivty, Hi-Tri ill. Rhode lSlilllll llil lll So viety 131. flllllll-'l'll Clllh 4.43. lluts oti' to Alive-Y Sho is one of tllv fell who llllve l.llllSl1Pll with flying colors il lllllll L'l2lSSll'Zll l'Ulll'S0 VVllll'll illl'lllllQll flllll' yours ot Ilzltill. Alive-'s first love is hllllc-t. lllltl she il so likes to take long llll'y4'if,' rides. VVO alll UIIIIOX ' f Miro tallk lN1l'2llISl' sllt o- :- voivv. L hals il lwzlllti

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Xin.-.a IIEHALDINE ICIJMONDS 95 Leonard Avenue lt seems that there is a de-finite plave fan each ot us in the svlienie of things. Geraldine's seems to have been tho job of making a ser- ious and sometimes dull atmosphere fade be- fore her happy smile. lier eiierg:-:tic partie'- ipation in numerous activities has won her the friendship of pupils and team-hers. ' l'AN IGKLAND 1 ' f 269 leitral Avenue F' ' id fore , et it be said that Hckie a ide H ionest, strong, silent. and in he 1' ' at first almost forbidding: bit beneatl iis rugged exterior lurks a kind heart, and what is more, a good mind. HRFNO ICSPUSTI 38 Allen Avenue, Riverside Bruno, better known to his friends as Ho-Bo. starts the business men of Riverside ott to Work with a cherry Good Morning when he hands them the morning paper. His cheer- fullness is carried into the classroom, Wll9l'9. busy as a bee, he studies indnstriously and achieves marks worthy of any Riversider. BARBARA LINUOLN FALES 138 Miller Avenue. Runiford Honor Society, G. A. A. C2-31, Hi-Tri fl-2-33, Danse Committee 133, Orchestra ll-2-31. Crim- son 13l, Nominating C'onnnitt,ee 123, Horseback Riding lli. All Rhode Island Orcliestra f2J. If you like a girl who has a flashing smile, a pair of laughing eyes, a natural vivaeiousness. and a 1-harming manner, you need not look further: for Barbara has all these and more. too. She is especially envied for her lovely red hair and her remarkable sc-holastic' stand- ing. Page twerzly-eight

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YVILLIAM HOLLAND IVONTES 30 Cotter Street Football tl-2-31, XVrestling tl-2r. Track 41-Qu. Adjectives fail when trying to describe our muscular athlete who has been the standout on our football team for the past two years. His friendly nature and forgiving spirit off the field of battle have gained for him innumerable pals. The greatest, of success to a grand fellow. XYILLIAM EVERETT FRANKLAND 96 Wilmarth Avenue VVe take pleasure i11 presenting NVilliam. a boy of big build and strong features. VVill is strictly the progressive type: besides attend- ing school here. Will also attends Trade School at night. He was 0116 of the first boys to wean ETHEL HOSE FRATUS 94 Spruce Street Honor Society. Informer I2-Sl, G. A. A. tl-2-35. Since Ethel left us in February to work in her father's oiiicze, we have all missed her cheery smile and dancing black eyes. The ln- former, too. has missed its star reporter and columnist. An active member of the G. A. A. Ethel has been a leader throughout, her high school years: and as they say. Habits formed early in life are lasting. HARRIET THOMPSON FULLER 37 County Street, Seekonk Honor Society, Girl Reserves 12-33. Latin Society tll. ls there anyone in these spacious halls who doesn't know Harriet 'Z XVe are sure there isn't: for her cheerfulness. willingness. and conscientiousness have woven a firm ring of friends a1'ound her during her stay at East Providence. So long, Harriet. and don't forgot us. the German type haircut and is easily recog- nized by it. l'rJgc Iliirfy