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

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E-.. HARRY WILLIAM CARY T8 Allen Avenue, Riverside Harry is one of our handsome basketball players. Besides playing basketball, he dances and is now learning the art of being a jitter- bug. The fact that he has not let his studies suffer shows that he knows how to do the right thing at the right time. Good luck, Harry! EDWARD CHARVES 42 Wilmarth Avenue Here is a boy who, to all outward appear- ances, seems quiet and reserved. His reticence is decidedly noticeable on all occasions. He intends to join the Navy after graduation. We extend our best wishes to him for smooth sail- ing. MARY CHRISTOPOULOS 45 Puritan Avenue, Phillipsdale Honor Society. llemure Mary is one of the smallest mem- bers of the senior class. She is serious-minded and exacting. She has won liking from her classmates by her pleasant nature. We sin- cerely wish that all her desires may be granted. IRENE .IEANETTE CLARKE 18 Dartmouth Avenue, Riverside Honor Society Irene is that cute little miss, full of pep and vim, who can cheer up even the gloomiest of dispositions. Her scholastic achievements are equalled only by her talent for dancing. Her pretty clothes and her sparkling vigor add to her appeal. 53if.4Q:: 55- 2 55.2 2-QE-gf if gli., 41 1: -'ff 1' Llii 1. EA PROVI ENCE HIGH OL 5-r D sci-io Page eigli teen

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l'f'ge Sl'l'PIllt't'Il BERTIL LEONARD CARLSON 381 Newman Avenue, Seekonk Bert is that little lad who hails from the wilds of Seekonk. You seldom see him without a smile on his face, showing us that with him everything's all right in the world. His humor- ous remarks in class are guaranteed to brighten even the darkest of dispositions. Best of luck i11 the future, Bert. CARL ERIC CARLSON 39 Vine Street Carl, known to some of us as Swede, is very quiet in classg but the minute the bell rings, he is as much fun as any one else. He intends to go directly into tl1e business world when he leaves us in June. We wish him suc- cess in anything that he undertakes. RUTH AGNES CARLSON 230 Newman Avenue, Seekouk One would hardly know that Ruthie was around. She is very quiet in the classrooms, but once she gets outside, she is a changed person. Ruthie's friendly manner makes her a friend worth knowing. Ruth would like to be a stenographer, and we know that she will make a. good one. GREGORY PECKHAM CARTER 205 Central Avenue Track tl-21, Ping Pong t3l. Greg is known a11d well-liked by all for his quiet, friendly manner and studious ways. He is one of the ambitious members of our class who tried their hands at organic chem- istry. iGreg almost cut his hand offll We understand that he plans to go to Bates Col- lege ill Mai11e. Best of everything, Greg! .1-lf A 'I' LQ'-Z. .'.:- -': T ' L-T 2'.','Q'.'.j- ':','- 'J:LI --'.-,',g.' .-I-.-'. .,..,--..-.h.- . . '-:.. EAL.. J.,-.',.z ' ex - .,- , ax - ., ., . N-..,,. . .g- 1,-.i .1 -e .-'-g-,,:- -

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GEORGE RAYMOND COLLINS 21 West River Street, Seekonk Honor Society George never says very much, but his friends are well aware of the fact that he knows more than he talks about. He has a fine stamp collection and a more than passing in- terest in radio. Though not sure of his future vocation, he will, we know, make the right choice and find success. ISOBEL LARKIN COLLINS 21 West River Street, Seekonk Isobel hails from Seekonk, She has worked hard and diligently here at East Providence, but she may leave us with the feeling that she has accomplished that which she set out to do. We wish her the best of luck when she enters the business world. MARGARET COZAD 17 School Street Bowling 133, Swimming 133, Assembly Committee 127, G. A. A. 135. Margaret's type composes the quieter, more dependable element of our class. Her friend- liness a11d reliability make her a very popular girl. Margaret's meticulous diction and grac- ious smile lend her a charm common only to her. This combination of charm and intel- ligence should carry Margaret a long way in life. WILLIAM HENRY CRANDALL 133 Burgess Avenue Good-natured Bill is always surrounded by many of his classmates. His ability as a vio- linist and an actor should give him a head start in the world. With his friendly attitude he will not find life so hard. Bill is not entirely ser- ious: he is also a lot of fun. We wish you suc- cess in whatever you attempt. OFIT 5151:-ffl-.3 f-4-.ii:3.'-.152155-'Q -- 4 ev NINETEEN HUNDRED ANDF Page l1l'IlC'lC87L