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

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MILTON GARRISON CHASE, JR. Milton is one who is usually seen but not heard. But never- theless, he is an excellent student and a. good supporter of all school sports. Milton has become a friend to many of E.P. students und will be missed around the corridors and in class rooms next year. WARREN SANFORD CHERNICK Hi-Y 131, Senior Play 131. Warren is a quiet fellow who takes his studying very seri- ously all the time. He is a student many teachers dream of. We shall not forget his part in the senior play. Although quiet he knows the right time to have his fun. We shall miss you, Warren. NANCY VIRGINIA CHRISTOPHER Honor Society, Ki-Hi-Tri 11-21, Swimming 131, Cheerleader 12-31, Capt. 131, Riding 131, Crimson 131. Nancy is without doubt one of the very nicest girls in the class. She's mighty cute, has lovely come hither eyes, and lovely hair. But above all, she has personality plus-a great deal of charm and of poise. How about bringing us some men from Quonset, Nancy? Best of luck at 'Colbyl I MARIAN E COELHO j I 4 I ' 3 ' I 11 . , va 1 -: ai , is proud of her freckles, can requ - . -I Q: 1 xh t he elf, ut loving it, at the skating 11 i n 1.13 e f ve r ne .tha she can use. Claire al s h . a - f': el o a fri dly e to greet her friends. O , 9 Y ga We 1 1 o , s. ff! f' :W '9- ' 'T B5-RBARA OLIVE COFFIN , ' ' r'. ggouor Sgety, SIiating,111, Swimming 12-31, Bowling 12-31, I, 0 gf Riding 151. JR Ni. Q - rbara',for C . as she ia.. nown to her frlends, is quite a .'H.er75ri and joy isxgfkcabln cruiser named Monte Carlo. ishe is -puustrio sstudyixrf navigation at Brown on Monday evenings. At time-eahviill gladly talk about the Monte Carlo and fherefs e will saillri the summer. .1 .IA '.7 I 23

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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

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V 1 E l l Q ARD CARL COLELLA 1 F tball 2-3 ey 12-31, Assembly Com. 131, Soc. Com. 12-31. 1 c is a pop l-round fellow. Your performance at foot- an - key wonderful, Dick. Whenever there is a joke there nd Dick. His friendly way has brightened many 2 classes. F 1 , who is the cute miss from Seekonk whom you are seen wit oth in and out of school? I ALMA JEAN COOPER 1 Honor Society, Lib. Aux. 12-31, Lib. Aux. Sec. 131, Crimson 131. A whiz in English-that's Jean. The themes which she writes . are always wonderful, and the ballad that she wrote had 49 stanzas! Jean works hard in school, and her name always appears on the honor roll. We hear that she hopes to be a writer some day, a goal she will sure ttain. l I 1 L ILDR ROL A I in 12-3 , D :ie 131, il. Band Fest. 12-31, I N. Band Fest 12-31, Basketball 12-31. and a artis and can often be seen either playing for her friends or drawing artoons which appear in the Townie. Mildred's con- , tributions to our class are many and will long be remembered. 1 1 MJ l m ern gal is Mildred. She is both an excellent pianist 5 , 1 1 K A ., x,S'y.59 11 3 A T y' I av V' I Sp WALTER COSTA a sen of humor He IS seen every afternoon after school taking ' the bus to go to work with his pal, Freddie. His favorite subject is art, although he wants to be an aviator. After graduation Walt would like to enter Brown. , X, ,X X 1 e, E BJ t ears to be quiet, but he really is a lad with quite 1, A . ' I l 4 I J N DOLORES ELLEN COSTIGAN Bowling 131. Cute and fun-loving describes Dolores to a T , Her cheery smile and even disposition are well known to her classmates. In- cidentally, have you ever noticed those long eyelashes? Although Dolores has a great many friends, she is most often seen with her constant pal, Dot. 1 V 24 ...l