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

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CHARLES BENTLEY 77 Hull Street Class President 131, Football 11-2-Bb, Captain 13l. Basketball 11-Zj, Hockey 13l, Baseball 11-2-31, Captain 12-33, Ping'Poug 12-Ill. Hi-Y 139, Track 131. Words can hardly tell the feelings of this class towards Charlie. As president of the senior class. captain of the most successful football team in many years, and a leader scholastically. he has commanded the respect and admiration ot' everyone. Charlie hopes to enter Brown in September, and we can wish him nothing but the best of life's offerings. BESSIE CORINNE BERKO 220 Juniper Street Honor Society, Crimson 13l, Basketball 111, G. A. A. 11-2-31, Secretary 12l. Property Mau- ager School Play tlj, Biology Club till, Nom- inating Committee 123, Banking 113, Informer 11-2-31. Assistant Editor 12-33, Cap and Gown Committee 133. Bessie possesses a very distinguished oliaraeter. She is conscientious and cooper- ative in her studies, sincere with all her friends. and, in addition. she has a marvelous sense of humor. Bess always has a pleasant word for everyone. We are sure to hear of her fine scholastic record at college. DO ' ADEI, In I BIX ZY 5 S ' 1 Sll' l ot a uch a f endly a ' ' us 1 - n- n tha er are gv stud 5 its l re . d bec et ei frie Al ough s p ple dt t kno i , Dt ing bee - 'ested il singing. owe ie has 1-N w hair- tll'-SSlll5.f as hor Fill . intl we ku: . ie will be a success in wha ever field she - iters. Gllltllitlhl WATSON BOURNE 58 Ninth Street, George is one of the popular members of the football team. He can often be seen riding around in Mr. Smith's green terror tthe Fordl. According to the best authorities he gets more than average marks in his grades. His pleasant. smile and genial manner often grace the newly erected Bowling Academy. il.,-in-.?:.. L-.'.,,.., I gk..-l-5...-.,.,,, -,,-,, -'hi .,-5. - ,. g- - . --. .,. .., N' vi l it Page Iwcl cc

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lJUli0'l'Hl'1A MARIE HRENNAN 51 Uatalpa Avenue, Riverside Honor Soeiety. 'l'hat slim. trim little miss who ran most often he found in the art room is Dottie. She is truly very talented, and her creations he- llttle the Greek goddesses. Besides being an ztrti 'i of the iirsi degree. she gets good grades, and it' you're wqttvhing, you can find her name on the honor roll every time. lltlItU'I'IlY HlCA'I'RIC'l4I BRISTOW JH Mary Avenue Howling tilt, informer tilt. Golfing tilt. l+'un-loving Dot has many friends. Her 11eat sport clothes have lJl'0llf2Illl forth muny a com- ment from an envious onlooker. Her pleasing disposition and spontaneous gaiety instill mer- riment in all of her associates. We wish her the hest ot' luck in all that she does. GEOIUIIC JOSEPH BROXVN, JR, 163 Brightridge Avenue Wrestling 41427. Still water runs deep, they say, and so it is with George. He is quiet and unassuming on the surfaveg hut heneath, he has more abil- ity than most of us have given him credit for. We all wish him luck, and we feel sure that he will situ-emi in any field he enters. af ,, l,l'Ili0Y F.Dc:A'R BROXVN 41 Wliitc-rnlfli Road, Rivwrsqle I'aineru,ft'l'ub 12-3b. Sec-ret+ai'ylt31. Leroy is une of the quieter boys in our 4-lass: hut Cvhen we do hear from him, he has something to szly. In private life he is in- terested in affairs 4-oncerning the Legion, His jovial manners and easygoing ways make him popular with members of the elass. J v QT,-7.3 .J. Lg-. 7L:,, '...'I-,-.:. -- ' vgnirz. f .'-vt' - r',, '- A x Elf -i - i Page fourlv