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

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HIJXVARD IZICAUIRIAN Arniy, Dew. 211, 19421. to l t-lm. 15. 1946. P:ll'tit'i- pail-ei in Normandy Vani- paifrn. a n ri Nnrtlwrn l'll'illlt'l1 t'ali1iinig:ii. Built :le-pots in Rvilns. lt0l3l'lR'l' l4'l.l'1C'K fllarincs, l t-h. H, ISHZX, to Nov. l, 1945. Training: at llarris Island, l i0l1l Tole- iwhunv Svhool at Vanip ln-- .ll-unc, and Vanin I'c-inllv' ton. Invasion of Palans with First Marino llivi- xion. l It.XNt'lH l'AQCl'lT Navy. l 4'h. 23. 151-14. to .lan. Ill. 15146. lnvaxinn ot' Sqmtln-rn l'l1'Jll1K't' and Okin- awa. USN. ldxtrivats- KKRS ltil. NVoi'lrl XYar ll Yivtory ,tn1vrit'ali 'FllP2lll'E' Xlotlal. lillll'Ollt'illl'Aiil'lt'1lIl 'l'ht-alrv Mi-dal. Asiatic- l'avitic- Tin-a1ti'L' Modal. RAYMOND VAIRRAL Navy, Nov. 215, 1942, to Nov. 5, 1945. First anrl St-voncl Battles of Philip- pine- Sva: lN!l!lll2l1'll1llt1llf of Saipan. Tinian. Muroran, Hokkaido, Mill? Atoll, Ponapv, Hatnc-hi, llonshug Striking Forvv, T r u lt Atoll: Ili-struvtion ot' one Destroyer, one M i n U Layer. FRANCIS GLYNN Navy. April 5. 1943, to Ft-h, Il, 1946. Il.S.S. Ellis fl1lJ154J, U.S,S. Lnnh flllbtilllj, U.S.S. Buruin fl1l'l790J. XVtlI'lll NVar TI Victory Modal. Anwrivan Aroa. l'lll1'0lif'2ll1 - African Rliflfllv lCastern Mi-dal. -...-Y.,-,S ff. z- , q.: -,.geQ,gQ.. IJGSTICR POTTER Army. llvv. 115, 19415. to Jan. 112. 1946. Northern l'll'Il1lt't'. Normandy. and th-rniany t'anilmigns Cre- -vivc-tl starsj Captured and wounrle-it July 1541, 1944. Rvli-:lst-tl from P.0,XV. Vanin on May 7, 1945. l'nrpl0 Heart, Good flon- tluc-t Modal, and Unit Cita- tion. ETJYVARD CREVIER Navy, Nov. 5, 1942, to Jan. 113, 1946. Il.S,N.T.S. Newport. Sc-vtion Ba,Sf', Key NVvst, IMS, Orange, Texas. U.S.N.T. Srhool, Vniversity of Missouri. U.S.S. A.T.R.-44 auxili- ary tugs. U.S.S.A.T.A.- 122 auxiliary tugs Asiatic- l'avitiz', one star tOkin- awa.D Philippine lliJ0l'il' tion. ROGER MOTTA Navy, Oct. 27, 1942, to Jan, 31. 1946. Victory Modal, Commendation Rib- bon, American Theatre, Asiatic-P'acitir: two stars, Philippine Campaign, Good Conduct Medal. ARTHUR RUSSELL Navy, Jan. 13. 1944. to Fc-h. H, 1946. Aviation Machinist Matt' School in lilennphis, Tennessee. N,A. T.S. 10 at Honolulu, Ha- waii. N.A.T.S. Detavli- mont Yonabarn, Okinawa.

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I 1 i 1 vrys s qu pg gy .- awww GRADUATES :::: ' ' ACT I CI ups of th I d d ' gs of th b fth t f 1946

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LOIS RUTH BRICKLEY Honor Society, Hi-Tri 12-35, Bowling 12-35, Senior Play Prod. 135, Crimson 135. If awards were given for the ideal school girl of the year, Lois surely would be one of the winners. What girl hasn't envied her good scholastic record, her smart clothes, and her person- ality? Supporter of all social activities, Lois is a credit to the class of '46. ANNETTE ELIZABETH BRISTOW Gentlemen prefer blondes. This saying certainly applies to Annette. She is one of the most popular girls in the class, always seen at the dances and other social events of the school. She also made many friends at E.P. with whom she is seen at all times. BETTY BARBARA BROADBENT Hi-Tri 11-2-35, Riding 125, Bowling 135, Senior Play Prod. 135, Bond Rep. 115. Quiet did you say? I'm sure you must be mistaken, for Betty is the life of any party. While many seniors sit at home ponder- ing over their Review Math, Bett just zips through her work, problems and all. She is also an accomplished rider and is active as a member of Hi-Tri. CHRISTOPHER BRODERICK Chris can usually be seen walking the halls of E.P. with Bob, Ray, Pat or Claire depending on what his mood is at the moment, Maplehurst would be an extremely dull place if Chris weren't there making everyone laugh and breaking the monotony of the day in various other ways. BEVERLY GRACE BROWN Lib. Aux. 11-2-35. Bev hails from Riverside and can be seen every morning hop- ping off the bus with her many friends. When you are bewildered in the library, Bev, who is a member of the Library Auxiliary, is always willing to help you find the book you desire. BETTY BROWNELL Honor Society, Senior Play Prod. 135, Bowling 12-35, Treas. 125, Crimson 135. Did you ever see a dream walking? Betty is the type of girl people dream about but seldom find. We of East Providence are the lucky ones to find her, although we're not the only ones that think she is rather wonderful. Her cute ways and soft voice have attracted many. l-I