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

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MADELINE ELIZABETH CULLINAN 24 Wilson Avenue, Rumford Swimming 131, Bowling 131. Madeline is one of the peiiple who know when to be serious and when to be gay. She is very clever at sewing and wants to have at dress shop of her own some day. Knowing Madeline, we feel sure that she will get it. VIRGINIA MARIE CULLINAN 24 Wilson Avenue, Rumford Swimming 131. Bowling 131. Virginia must be an outstanding example of what one half of a sister act should be, else why should she and Madeline get along so well? They are seen everywhere together. Virginia is liked by all for her pleasing and agreeable manner, and by the teachers. espec- ially, for her studious ways. RUTH ADA CUNNINGHAM 211 James Street First Honors, Honor Society, Crimson 131, Informer 11-2-31, Editor-in-Cliief 131, Assistant, Editor 121, Class Vice-President 121, Nominat- ing Committee 121, Social Committee 131, Cheerleader 12-31, Latin Honor Society 11-2-31, Aedile 12-31, Hi-Tri 11-2-31, G. A. A. 11-2-31, Basketball 111, Swimming 11-21, Baseball 12-31, Senior Play 131. Ruth is the girl with a personality smile. Almost any time during the day you can see her dashing to some unknown destination to gather up some spicy bit of news to publish in the Informer. Besides holding the re- sponsible position of editor, she is an excellent student, a. cheerleader, and a faithful supporter of club activities. EARL THOMAS DAVIS 3 Turner Avenue, Riverside Crimson 131. Earl's quiet manner has kept him unknown to many people in E. P.g however, his outside activities have gathered for him a. host of ac- quaintances. Especially is he an expert photo- grapher, as proved by his very good candid shots taken at the games. Earl's interests also include sailing. Having left in February, he 1 has already entered the business field, and we 1 wish him great success. l , . . . S:-131-Q 3 5 '35-.f51f',QL.l' 5 35.1 ': 35,:Q,gj.2.':l, LL 55 T :.i :. , Q5Zz'rZ51:3g,i NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY Page twenty-one

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ROBERT JOSEPH CREVIER 100 Main Street, Riverside Bob has a friendly disposition which has gained him many friends here at E. P. He ses-ms rather bashful with the fairer sex, and he actually blushes in their presence! Hob has faithfully attended our athletic meets with his pals from Riverside. Best of luck to you, Bob, on your road to snvcess. CYNTHIA CROCKER 16 Green Street Crimson 131, G. A. A. Ill. Hers is the life of a girl bubbling over with vitality. Her sparkling personality and endearing charm are landmarks in E. P. She has a great thirst for fun: but at the same time she never neglects her studies, as shown by her high marks and honors. We feel sure that her life will be filled to the brim with happiness and good fortune. I I I CHARLES EARL CROWSHAW ' 1 I 701 North Broadway Charlie was given one of the most unpop- ular jobs ln East Providence High, that of being the senior class treasurer: but in spite of this handicap he has managed to become one of the most popular boys in our class. His work on our football team shows that he ran get what he goes after in life: so aim high, Charlie. WILLIAM JOSEPH CUDDIGAN 938 Broadway Football fl-23, Baseball tl-23. Bill. the battling hero of the football Held! His fine appearance and magic coin tricks make him a joy to know. He is quite an author. Remember The Hunchback of Notre Dame in the Jabherwock? Bill devoted his time to one girl only during his last two years, much to the chagrin of the other feminine members of the class. uf S Qt' ST N SCHO . W -.:,?.f,2.jgQ5f.:-.-9:Sig EA Pnovuoz cz HIGH on. Page Iwenly

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MARY ELLEN DEERING 194 Juniper Street G. A. A. 11-2-31. Mary is indeed popular here at school be- cause she is the type that makes friends easily and keeps them. She is athletically inclined and regularly attends all athletic meets with her pal, Phil. ANTRANIG DER VARTANIAN Stl City View Avenue, Riverside Antranig is an inconspicuous but very amusing, good-natured. and likeable fellow. His perseverance has won him praise from students and teachers alike, and it is his per- severance that will eventually bring his suc- cess. Good lurk, Antranig. HILDA DIAS 25 Raymond Street Library Auxiliary 431, Informer 133. Hilda is the type of girl who is sincere and 1-ausrh-iitioins. Her amiable smile and helpful ways are notable in the things she does. She is well liked for her conservative habits. Hilda's good nature should prove an asset to her in the future. YOLANDO DICESARE 391 Waterman Avenue Library Auxiliary fl-2-3l, Bookworm 131. The old adage, All beauty and no brains, does not apply to Yolando. That she is very ambitious is proved by the tact that she ob- tained aftersrhool work as a filing clerk with a reputable firm. VVith your good looks, am- bition, and ability. Yolando, we know you will go far. .. lr Il - 1 ' ' ,1 . ji ,T 'i s. 'x 1 . x 1, 'I Nr.. .Y 2 il. lu . .i 4 'N 4. .I I. 2' P x 5 r I Y . . wg 4 11' Hui' 1 ' ' r 3: f-'f.:' i 'Q' ,. , . -.:,-Qzawjelf fel-'QQQEL11-1'-Exif 7555i . EAST PROVIDENCIE HIGH SCHOOL PIIHK H0911 fl'-lll'lI