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

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BETTY HELEN AYERS Our beloved Betty-a cute gal with a cute personality-has roamed E.P. corridors for the last three years. A happy-go-lucky smile is always ready to greet you when Bet is around. She's been absent quite a bit and we've always welcomed her upon her return. KATHERINE ELIZABETH BALLARD Hi-Tri 12-33, Bowling 135. This pleasing member of the senior class is known to all of us as Katie. Katie's personality and sense of humor have greatly en- tertained all of us who are lucky enough to be numbered among her friends. If someone should say to you, May I have your baby picture for the Crimson, it's probably Katie on the job. MARY BARBUSCIO Mary is one of the song birds of the school. When the chorus sings, she's sure to be there with a song in her heart and laughter in her eyes. Her cheerful ways have brought her many friends. Just stay as you are, Mary, and you're sure to be a success. FRED BARKER Honor Society, Wrestling 11-2-31, Track 11-2-31, Cross C. Mgr. 131, Crimson 137, Nom. Com. 131, Class Treas. 135, Senior Play 133. Who said that muscles and brawn don't mix? Well, here is the living proof that they do. Mr. Olsen once said he would like to give Bazil an hour to lecture to his senior history class on English literature. Bazil intends to increase his mentality by going to that Mecca of education, M.I.T. GEORGE EVERETT BARR Football 12-33. George made himself famous during football season by his long passes which were always picking up first downs for the team. This good-looking boy from Philipsdale has really made a hit with the fellows and girls here at East Providence with a laugh and maybe a joke now and then. ALBERT BAUTISTA Al is a wise individual, as he came to E.P. from La Salle. His black, wavy hair has made quite a hit with the girls and his cheer- ful disposition a hit with the boys. We haven't seen as much of him as we'd likeg he hasn't cared too much about our company, evidently. 12

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PRISCILLA WARREN BECK Here we have Priscilla, our athletic red-head from Seekonk. We are glad to say that her bright colored hair does not indi- cate a hot temper, for Priscilla is a friendly and cheerful stu- dent, Priscilla manages to attend most of our sports and social events and always seems to be enjoying them. CLAIRE LEDA BENICKI Swimming ill, Ki-Hi-Tri 135, Senior Play Prod. 133, Townie 135. Claire has been a friend to many and has had many friends during her stay at E.P. Her good work on the Townie has helped to make it a success. Claire would like to attend a school of Journalism. VVe know that any newspaper would welcome her articles. EDYTHE IRENE BIDDLE This fair maiden from our good neighbor, Riverside, is brim- ming over with fun. In her spare time she acts as secretary for a. veterinarian, but I hear that her future lies not only in secre- tarial work. A certain hockey player and Edythe make a happy- go-lucky couple. JEANNE ALBERTA BLOMSTEDT Jeanne is a very likeable girl with a wonderful disposition and personality. She is quiet one moment but is participating in classroom mischief or humor the next. With these qualities, Jeanne, who hopes to become a nurse, is certain to win friends and influence people. ETHEL BRADLEY Tall, slim, brown-eyed Ethel is a quiet member of the class, proving at times a welcome change from too many chatterboxes. She is sincere at all times, and she is a most industrious student. Did anyone ever see her in class unprepared or ill at ease be- cause of work undone? GEORGE OLIVER BREAULT Who would ever guess that this dark-haired lad with the quiet nature is a clever mechanic? It has been said that George can fix anything from a roller skate to an airplane. If this is his chosen work, we can all be sure that at it he will he a success. 123

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HELEN FRANCES ANDERSON Honor Society, Band 111, Skating Club 111, Swimming 11-31, Bowling 11-2-31. lf you want to have an average of ninety-nine in history and ninety in many other subjects call on Helen. Although she has had considerable illness during her senior year, she manages to keep her name on the Honor Roll. She and a certain Billie attend almost all of our dances. LEROY FRANCIS ANDERSON In many ways LeRoy has been an asset to our class. We all know that as a member of our track team, as one of the cast of the Senior Play, and as a student of East Providence, he has come through with flying colors. His ability to play the piano has often made school assemblies more pleasant, and for these many rea- sons this lad will be missed in the halls of E.P. STANLEY BURTON ANDERSON Senior Play 131. Stan, with his quiet sense of humor and his serious applica- tion to work is an asset to our class. He has been an enthusiastic supporter of social and sport events. Stan surprised us one morn- ing with a solo in assembly. Why did you keep it a secret so long, Stan? ELEANOR VIRGINIA ANDRE Eleanor is one of the smaller members of the senior class. Her quiet manners and dependability have made her an asset to E.P. She is known and envied for her wavy hair and pretty clothes. Eleanor can often be seen in the corridors talking and laughing with her many friends. EMMA ISABEL ANDREWS Chorus 131, Ice Skating 111. Emma is one of Seekonk's many pretty girls. She is the owner of a merry laugh and pretty clothes. Emma is well liked for l1er friendliness towards others. She is one of the members of E.P.s chorus. Emma is a great fan for roller skating. EDMUND GRANVILLE ARNOLD Skating 1l-21, Football 131, Baseball 12-31, Class Treas. 121. If you see a light-haired boy coming down the corridor with a certain young lady beside him, you'll know it's Bucky. He is a perfect sport and is always ready for a good time. He has con- tributed much to our baseball and football teams for the last two years. ll