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

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LEON GEORGE CARPENTER Beau Brummel, Casanova, Don Juan, Leon Carpenter-take your pick, they're all great lovers. You all know Leon as the blond track man with so many feminine admirers. During his leisure moments, Leon tinds time to study his algebra and physics, for he plans to attend good old Brown when he graduates. PHYLLIS GRACE CHACE Honor Society, Ring Com. 121, Senior Play Prod. 131. The charming blond young lady who seems to miss her other- half this year, is none other than our Phyllis. She is present at all the social events and sports activities surrounded by a bevy of friends and admirers. Her sense of humor and her good nature make Phyllis a wonderful person to know. ANNA MILDRED CHARVES Do you hear a chuckle, then a burst of laughter? That's Anna. To hear Anna laugh, you'd have to laugh too. Anna is a clever artist and a serious student. Anna will be leaving many friends when she leaves E.P. So long, Anna. BARBARA BEDA CHEEL Skating Club 111. Barbara is another one of E.P.'s well-known redheads. Full of ambition. she was a prominent member of the trig class of room 4. We say prominent because she was the only female member. From her C.A.P. uniform, we've guessed that one of her outside interests is aviation. ELEANOR FRANCES CHRISTIE Ice Skating 11-21, Vice Pres. 121, Bowling 111, Chorus 131, Crimson 131. We all know where Eleanor's heart lies, for haven't we seen that diamond sparkling on the third finger of her left hand? This girl has everything, pretty blond hair, blue eyes, personality, and a man named Roy. Her future is planned, and we all wish her luck and happiness. HERBERT NEWTON CLARKE Herbert is a quiet. good-looking fellow. Isn't that all that counts, girls? Herbert is well liked by all at E.P. and will be greatly missed when he leaves. May your reserved manner and good looks carry you through the years. 17

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LEO JOSEPH CAMPBELL Band K2-35, Orchestra 435. Leo's wavy hair has been the envy of most of the gi1'ls. Leo has added a lot of life to his classes with his many witty remarks. A member of the band, he has been an ardent supporter of E.P.'s many activities. VVe will remember your sociable disposition. Lee. FLORENCE ISAREL CAREY Crimson 433. Petite, dainty, sparkling-eyed Flossie with her gorgeous 1'ed hair is a familiar iigure to us all. She is an energetic dynamo, always ready for action. There is something almost eltin about her engaging smile. VVhat an addition to a business ofiice! But how can anyone wo1'k when he could look at Flossie? PAUL CAREY Cross County 431, Track 12-39, Band 11-2-33, Hi-Y 117, Crimson 139, Senior Play fill, Cap and Gown 133, Orchestra fl-23. Paul is a valuable asset to the track team, the c1'oss country quintet, and home room 5. Paul is the type of :nan who takes life easily and doesn't seem to see anything serious about it. In the language of the street corner riif rail. Paul is classed as a hot- sketch. FLORENCE MARION CARLSON Honor Society, Swimming ill. Flossie, fun loving and studious, too. comes to us from See- konk. Flossie is the girl who wants to be a doctor. She should certainly succeed in this profession with her high marks and won- derful dispositiou. We'll be seeing you at your office some day, Dr. Carlson. RAYMOND HARRY CARLSON Ray is the lucky lad from Riverside whom you often see driv- ing a smart car through the streets of E.P. His destination seems to be Clark College. His friends can verify our statement that he is a loyal friend to all who know him. GEORGE VVILLIAM CARPENTER Have you seen a tall, slim, blond haired fellow going into Room 2 five days a week? That's Georgeffquiet in school but full of fun outside. Even though he woi'ks on an ice truck after school, l1e's warm and friendly in dealing with his friends. Clear going, George. lli

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RICHARD JOSEPH COELHO Nothing ever seems to bother Dick. His good looks and curly hair and freckles have attracted many friends to him. Who hasn't seen his sketches of airplanes? Some day this hobby will undoubt- edly prove very profitable. JOHN CONLEY Jackie is a quiet fellow once in a while. The rest of the time he spends having fun entertaining his classmates and his teach- ers. If you were to look at Jackie for the first time, you'd think he was the shy type. Don't let appearances fool you, however. MARY ANTONIA COPPOLELLI Mary's gleaming black hair first attracted us to her. Later we found her personality and her charm equally attractive. Although we doubt that Mary will ever become one of Mrs. McCullough's protegees, we have found her to be a good sport and eager to join in any classroom pranks. CHARLES COROLLA Swimming 131, Track 121, Wrestling 131, Orchestra 11-2-31. What's that dazzling light that's moving down the corridor? Oh! that's Chuck Corolla with his newest bow tie. Chuck is one of the smaller members of our illustrious class. He weighs in the vicinity of 100 lbs. He certainly is an example of compressed energy. RALPH SUFFERN COSTA Hockey 11-2-31, Band 11-2-31, Track 12-31, Orchestra 11-21, Nom. Com. 131. Ralphie is the star hockey player who pulled East Providence out of a rut and gave us a chance for the playoffs. Ralph is a comedian at heart and delights in breaking up the routine of the day with some old chestnut told whenever someone will listen to him. HERBERT EVERETT CUSHING Hi-Y 11-2-31, Soc. Com. 121, Wrestling 131, Senior Play 131. ' Cooky is that tall, dark, curly-haired lad, who is known and liked by everyone, both male and female. 1In fact we happen to know he's quite a Casanova.1 A sports enthusiast, Cooky never misses a game and is a prominent member of our wrestling team, 18