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

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OLIVE ROSE DEVALLEY Bowling 12-35, Nom. Com. 135. Shiny black hair, pretty eyes, dimples, and personality plus- a description of Dolly. Dolly with her friend Hope may be seen at almost any of E.P.'s varied activities, an example of her school spirit. Dolly will make an attractive secretary for some lucky busi- ness executive. NANCY DEWHIRST Hi-Tri 11-2-35, Bowling 125, Assembly Com. 135, Crimson 135, Senior Play 135. There will always be a Hilda -this is the memorable line of Nancy in the senior play. There'll always be a Nancy in our hearts, for she has made many friends during her stay at E.P. With her pleasing ways we are sure she will make a lasting impression on the new friends that she will make later on in life. RUTH DODGE Have you seen that dark haired miss hurrying into room 6 mornings? That's Ruthie, who hails from Riverside. Like most Riverside folks she likes good times and by her winning ways usually has them. Her future may lie in Johnson and Wales Busi- ness School. ELSIE MARGUERITE DUELL Elsie isn't quite as noisy as a good many of us are, but she enjoys a good time as well as anyone. Her friendly smile, always beaming down on someone, her pleasant disposition, and her abil- ity to make friends are easily recognized by us all. RACHEL CARVER DUPOUY Every morning and every night Rachel can be seen gracing the Seekonk bus with her presence and keeping the amorous young gentlemen at a distance in order to breathe properly. Rachel's blond hair and cheery disposition add a certain something to the monotony of the day. ETHELYN JULIA EDDY Honor Society. Ethelyn, one of the quieter members of our class, is the pride and joy of all her teachers. An excellent student, Ethelyn can be depended on to give the right answers. We envy Ethelyn because she never has to use any trite excuses because of the lack of a. homework paper. 20

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RUDOLPH D'AMICO Danny has a way of making friends by his pleasant smile. There aren't many games that pass without Danny's being there. If you want to know what type of shoes to buy, just consult him at the Hollywood Shoe Store. Danny always manages to get his home work in on time. GLORIA DARLING Honor Society, Hi-Tri 11-2-31, Pres. 131, Crimson 131, Senior Play Prod. 131, Townie 131, Ring Com. 131, Soc. Com. 131, Bowling 12-31. Gloria with her pretty face and sparkling eyes is one of our most popular seniors. Maybe l1er charming personality accounts for the fact that she is welcome in any group, large or small. We could go on and on and still not do justice to one who has done so much in her high school career. LORA DIANA DAUBNEY Bowling 121, Assembly Com. 131, Crimson 131, Townie 131. Di, better known to her friends as Goat, is one of the luckier gals in our class, having been blessed with natural cuI'ly hair. Full of pep, vim, and vigor, Di is never without something to do. As Editor-in-Chief of the Townie, Diana did a grand job. VIRGINIA DAVIS Ginny, a well-known member of our class, has dark hair and eyes which make her very pleasing to look at, as a certain some- one in the Navy well knows. Ginny is a very active sergeant in the East Providence C.A.P. and, from all reports, is really quite easy on those she outranks. CAROLINE MARTHA DECATUR Honor Society, Hi-Tri 12-31, Bowling 12-31, Nom. Com. 121, Assembly Com. 131. Senior Play Prod. 131, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 131. Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what little girls are made of. This certainly applies to Kay, as she, with her sunny hair, delightful complexion, and gay personality never fails to brighten up any group. Too bad fellows, her main interest is deep in the heart of New Hampshire. ROBERT DELANEY VVhen you meet Bob, he seems to be very quiet, but you soon revise your opinion of him. He does enjoy a joke when he hears one. Bob's blond hair is the envy of many a fellow in E.P. Good- looking, intelligent, and well mannered are the three adjectives that describe Bob. Ill

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JOHN THOMAS EDGE Hi-Y 12-31, Skating 11-2i, Hockey 12-33. Johnny, a tall, good-looking fellow, is an important member of our hockey team. He is rather quiet and reserved in school and he has a tendency to do his work. Johnny finds time for numerous social activities, however. How's the gum holding out, Johnny? NANCY ARLENE EDMONDS Ki-Hi-Tri 11-27, Skating 113, Townie 135. Nancy is one of the jolly members of '46 and by all means active. Her activities range from Scrap-Drives to Hi-Tri clubs with a bit of skating and journalism brought in, too. Maybe her green fingernail polish has something to do with her many friends. Here's to a future nurse! EVELYN ENOS First Honors, Gen. Com., Honor Society, Lib. Aux. 12-39, Senior Play Prod 131. Who's the smart girl with a straight A report card? Why Evelyn, of course. This has been her record all through high school. Not only her scholastic ability rates A but also her so- ciability--for Evelyn has made many friends these last three years. Won't she make a charming accountant? JOSEPH PETER ESTRELLA Although Joe appears to be very quiet, don't let him fool you. He is really full of fun, and he gets a kick out of any joke. We understand he likes art-of the Varga-girl type, though his appar- ent bashfulness belies this fact. One of Joe's best virtues is his loyalty to his friends. OLGA MARY FACENDA Honor Society, Crimson 131. Cheerfulness is only one of Olga's assets. Her cheery smile has helped her win many friends. Olga greets everyone with a bright hello, She hails from well-known Riverside and may be seen every morning riding with her friend Pete. Never lose your cheery ways, Olga. MARGARET FERREIRA Lib. Aux 11-2-33, Treas. 137. Margaret is just a little girl, but she has a big friendly way about her. She has been a member of the Library Auxiliary for three years. and in her senior year she was elected treasurer. She likes all sports, especially bowling, in which she excels. She has been a member of C.A.P. for two years and would some day like to be a hostess on a great airline. We hope you reach this worth-while goal. 21