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

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h ff n v J 51,2411 ,Y4-f'f'f 'fY 7 Cc-1 pvc .91 c-7-c ' .A , f- FRN if , I , 40 ttf! f gf, c ' 4.11.1- X LARQISDXUEERT CAIN Townie 131, Photography 131, Senior Play 131, Movie Op. 131, Crimson 131. Who's Hubert Cain? You know Sugar! The fellow with that wonderful southern accent, the one who never runs out of those witty remarks. When he gets with his friends, Bob and Chuck, it's not exactly peaceful and quiet. He is also one of those who helped make our senior play a success. I, 1 CLARENCE BROOKS CALLAHAN Navy, Dec. 1943--May, 1946. Clarence is a quiet fellow, seemingly quite bashful. He came to East Providence from Maine, and he returned to school after his discharge from the Navy. He is an extremely conscientious student, taking his work quite seriously. He spends a great deal of his spare time repairing cars. Clarence really is a friend well worth having. BETTY LOUISE CARLSON Cheerleader 12-31, Ki-Hi-Tri 11-21, Swimming 131, Science Club 131. Who is that snappy little cheerleader seen talking in the corridors? It's E.P.'s cute, fun-loving senior, Betty. Betty, with her daintiness and lively personality, has not only made numerous friends but also has been seen inspiring our teams to victory. We're proud of this personality-plus girl and know she'll make good in anything she attempts. PAULINE LILLIAN CARPENTER Swimming 131, Bowling 131. Wl1o's that running up the street to catch the Riverside bus for school? Why Pauline! She may be quiet, but with her friendly dimpled smile she doesn't need to say much to win you as a friend. She certainly is a good sport ai always joins in when there's fun to be had. f ! M ' WINSOR EUGENE CARPENTER Model Congress 131, Football 111. Winsor is one of E.P.'s famous speakers. Who can forget his stirring campaign speeches during class elections? His friendly manner and lively sense of humor have characterized him all through high school. He has been a popular member of our class, and can always be relied upon to help a fellow out. 21

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JOSEPHINE BRUM No, it isn't Donna Atwood you see gliding along that popular skating pondg it's Jo. To the few and the unfortunate who don't know her, Jo seems to be serious minded. But don't let that inno- cent expression fool youg Jo is E.P.'s No. 1 comedienne. FRANCIS ABEL BUCKLEY Navy, Oct. 31, 1941-March 17, 1946. The Navy's loss was our gain when Bucky joined our class this year. His nonchalance and sociability have brought him many admirers, but, sorry girls, he belongs to Syn. That catching grin and effervescent personality of Bucky's have made him many friends who will remember him long after his graduation from E.P. GILBERT FRANCIS BULLEY Ili-Y 11-2-33, Hi-Y V. Pres. 123, Hi-Y Pres. 133, Class Pres. 123, Soc. Com. 133, Tennis 12-33. Gil, a likeable fellow, is a rare combination of brains and brawn. He has a glistening smile which would easily get him a job as an ad for toothpaste. In spite of his many activities, he does his good deed every day because he's still a boy scout-an eagle scout at that! FRANK GIBSON BURNETT Tennis 12-33. Frank is that tall, good-looking member of our senior class. He is full of Vim, vigor, and vitality and is a member of E.P.'s tennis team. Teasing the girls and talking in class are Frank's specialties. Frank hopes to attend Brown University. GLENN BUTTERWORTH Wrestling 11-2-33. He can usually be seen attending school activities, but he takes his studies seriously. Glenn does enjoy a good joke when he hears one. He has many fri-ends among the boys and is also quite a fellow with the girls. 20

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If V NORMA RUTH CARVALHO Bowling 131, Sen. Play Usher 131. Norma is a girl who is in the midst of everything. She can always be counted on to do whatever is expected of her or what- ever may be asked of her. She was right on the job at the senior play by helping as a candy vender. CHARLES ROY CASARTELLO Hi-Y 11-2-31, Tennis 12-31, Townie 131, Sen. Play 131. Oh, stop pestering me! Don't get excited, it's just a line from the senior play. Any girl in her right mind wouldn't say that to Chuck and really mean it. Wherever there is laughter, fun, ex- citement and a gang from E.P., you'll always lind Chuck in the midst of it. l DAVID HAROLD CASHMAN, JR. Football 111. Dave could never fit in a small package, for he is one of those big husky football players that all bobby soxers swoon over. Dave hasn't time for girls and school, too, so most ot his time is spent studying. He always manages to get reports that put him on the honor roll. SALVATORE CAVALLARO Sal is a specimen of the quiet type of student, but he is always ready to laugh at the right time. He is a loyal and cooperative friend, which is one of the reasons that he is so well-liked by his classmates. We are convinced that he will be successful after graduation. OJ E ,ff ' Q 'f' V WMA ALI ACE Y on oc t ling 1f enior Play 131, Crimson 131. N a ,is t at l onde from Room 4, who was an out- s n perfoyrx the s ioxr play. Pe Mn-loving, and with hoard of good jokes, ,she s li many classrooms with her witty remarks. It'wi1l be a time before we forget your cl1bertulQgg,y6,f Norma. 4 ,' U' au! 22