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

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lllf1liALlJlNE FORD -to Arniingtnn Avenue, Riverside Library Auxiliary tll, Latin Soviety ll-ill. liaskethall l3l, Crimson till, .le-rrie is the girl that always welcomes you with a sunny smile and a bright, hello, ller happy disposition and pleasing personality have gained niany friends t'or her. .lerrie's witty remarks rhase old inan gloom on his way. She is independent and has u sense of rs-sponsihility, flood lu:-k in your training at the lloinvopatluv! JOSEPH FOUNTAIN Full River Avenue, Seekonk Hi-Y lily. Bowling Cluh fill. Behind the quiet reserve of this hoy from thc- South his friends found a ready wit. a ster- ling' vliararter, and un all-round good fellow. Specializing in upholding unpopular points of view in class, he vould always he vounted on to niaku the most ot' any argument. East l'rovidence would he the he-tter t'or more boys like Joe. AlANl'l4ll. l l'li'l'AllU 384 Juniper Street l'rossc'ountry till, Vl'r1-stling: till. Travk till. Manuel is one of our outstanding track and 4-ross 1-ountry partivipants. Ile is also noted t'or his ahility as a wrestler. Manuel is not the kind to give up. lle is a pleasant. per- son to llavv around. We wish hinl a lot of suc- vess in everything he does. lllCl.lflN 'IWJRICSA GALLIGAN 2182 Greenwood Avenue, liuinford lli4'l'ri till, Howling l3l. A tall good looking hlonde desvrihes llt-lc-n. Une may always find her in the renter of a group of friends. llelen always takes c'l1eert'ulness with her wherever she goes, In wlnate-ver Ile-len does, we know that she- will lm suwessful. , , ., ... . ,, . 1 . . . xp P1 -,,'..- ,A,.- f Q, .'- -.--L.. 4'1- ,, K- -. .,... J, r -.s In l age fll'l'Ilf'l'-Nfl'

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t LK I '- ,za MARJORIE FLORENCE FISHLOCK West Avenue, Seekonk Marge's genuine attractiveness and pleas- ing personality are sure to win approbation from everyone who knows l1e1'. She has gained popularity worthily through her gay disposition, cooperativeness, and friendliness to everyone. VVitl1 all these qualities, Margie is sure to have a brilliant future. DOROTHY MAY FISK 9 Russell Avenue This is Dottie, the girl with naturally plat- inum blond hair. Her quiet but friendly at- titude has been an asset to her throughout her high school life. She had ambitions to be a nurse: but sly, little ole Dan Cupid nipped her ambitions right ill the bud: so we wish her the best of everything. ROSE ROCHA FITTA 85 Ingraham Street Rose is that dark-haired, demure miss in room 1. She is very ambitious and secretly longs to be a. school teacher. Her pleasant smile and friendly ways have endeared her to many. We sincerely hope that you may full- HI' your desire, Rose. If you are unable to, we know that you will find success in what- ever else you may undertake, ALFRED FONTES 134 Wooclwa1'd Avenue Are you wondering who that attractive, short, dark-haired fellow in room 4 is? Why, that's Al Fontes, known to a few of his class- mates as a very quiet lad, but to others as a. boy with a fine sense of humor and a mis- chievous smile. May you continue to enjoy life, Al, and find the success which you deserve. 3 ' . zf ' .:'f i: H B ' NINETEEN HUNDRED AND roar Page twenty-15116

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PH YLLIS, ANNA GARTNER 69 Sixth Street G. A. A. 11-2-31, Secretary i3y, Bowling fill, Baseball 633, Informer 135. Phyllis is one ot our classmates who have done well in their commercial studies. She is often seen wearing clothes of red or green and they are very becoming in contrast to her jet- black hair. She has a sparkling personality as that twinkle in her eyes shows. We all hope that she will attain her goal. JAMES FREDERICK GARVIN 70 Dyer Avenue, Riverside If you should happen to pass by the baud room and hear the beautiful, clear, mellow notes of a trumpet, you could be positive that it's Jimmy playing. He has won much praise and recognition for his trumpet playing, and we are sure that much more acclaim is due him. 'l-3 , . '17, - 'QQ-, GEORGE JosEPH GENNARI iff.. 339 Waterman Avenue ,jfj George may 11ot be able to twist his tongue gf- around Spanish verbs, but he surely knows how to play basketball. He is usually quiet in 13: class, but he quickly sheds that cloak when -,', the bell rings. We wish George success in any grji- - Iield that he undertakes. ':- . 1114. MQ ig? .',. f,'j.. L... If. Yu ' Vi . gif' EVELYN ANN GlBBONS - 149 Anthony Street 'iff Gibby is an addition to any class. She's A-. - -52' always in a happy mood, and is one of the Q-7,' friendliest, prettiest girls in our class. She is j,- a hard worker and she gets excellent results. Her effervescent personality has acquainted 'JT-3 ' , her with everyone and will probably continue 'ff' l to serve her in years to come. Here's to 23'-' ' Gibby and her future! f:'?'.'. 'FF-5: . . . , . . . . W 'i g' ' NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORT 11:28 H0611 ly-SEUCII