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

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RICHARD HENRY DICKIE I-Ii-Y 11-2-31, Sen. Play Prod. 131, Science Club 131, Stamp Club 12-31. Have you been hearing strange noises around school for the past three years? If so don't worry about it, it's just our blond president of the Stamp Club showing off his good sense of humor. Dick has brightened the life of many a wit by laughing at his jokes. HELEN DODGE iet, scientious Helen is the kind of girl you can depend on I ou want things done right. She's rather shy, but that t' ct l dn't mislead youg that demure manner hides a heart full z lasting friends. N S I A I N A OOLEY i-Tri , To ie -31, immigg 1 Ewimming Pres. 131, am' c Clu 13 imso15J31 . Play Prod. 131. D and gaiety. Helen's gentle, serene ways have won her 1 'U .94'at's ut ttle -kage Di nappy dark eyes, and dark curls. F1 of li and n, aces through the corridors with a che mile ' r al ier ie ids, and she's an ardent supporter of mo of r s ol events. Loyal to E.P., she still has a soft spot for St. Raph' . ,f I- . , fu X 1 1 ' , 'J , ' . 4,61-f Pfw L 4 Vt fx Lu' fl x . 1. ' K Cybf 1 Sgiifnss fgyu-1e'A Q, xl wvsng 1, 1, Ice ting 111: in. Aux. 111. iw' W .N M' Here ' The e ' who is one of the prettiest members of 9 S , . . pl opfmlass. lie al has a smile. and never seems to have a care ,W th mrld o ly the reason is that she is usually seen with t ce gg of everything after graduation, Theresa, Y .y de rveit! BlflVERLY RUTH DRAYTON Hi-Tri 12-31, Bowling 11-2-31, Soc. Com. 121, Swimming 131, Riding 131, Sen. Play Prod. 131. Here's a girl who is seen at all school activities-a loyal sup- porter of old E.P. But did anyone see her at the Hope vs. E.P. game? Poor Bev was in a frenzy as to which side to sit on. Her ready wit and friendliness to all certainly make her welcome in eve1'y group. 28

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GEORGE MACKINNON DAY George is one of those husky fellows walking around school. Behind that quiet, bashful appearance is a jovial fellow. If there is a class room full of laughter it's probably because George is telling a joke or making one of his witty remarks. It was fun having you as a member of our class, George. L , ADE Y ELO ri d V ee ' eed' and nie certainly ', e tr bles itl er c rful smile. Don't Q e our ' eny . , we certainly won't oxget you j , ov , , X -'A f L , dx, d a d ' roves 1- : T .5 : was eve nyon so ling lend a hand to It h 1 9 lil ell I' Q g A: s, i ea ' I 1 fy n DOLORES MAY DELOMBA Dolores is that short, quiet girl from Room 7. She has a shy smile which has attracted many to her. Once you know her, you are charmed by her pleasant manner and sincerity. If you want to win friends, we can't think of a better person to imitate than Dolores. RUBY VIOLA DENNIS Ruby, a dark haired beauty from Riverside, is well liked by everyone. Ruby is known for her beautiful clothes and is liked for her personality. She deserves a great deal of credit for starting the Senior Riding Club which has brought many enjoyablebmoments to its members. , Ml! F ANCIS DL ROSA l hat e and stiiled laughter 1n the back of the I M t, t . I r . t be nk and his pals up to some new mischief. s an e the despair of his teachers, but even they elp l g him His dashing debonair manner has made hlm 0 of the hool's most popular boys. 27

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JANE BARBARA DUHAMEL Bowling C2-37, Ki-Hi-Tri Q1-2-33, Sen. Play Prod. 131. Who can always be seen taking home reports with honors? That, of course, is Jane, who always seems to have her homework done. Jane has been an active member of the bowling club and has become one of its outstanding members. Jan-e's future may lie somewhere in Westerly. MARION EDITH DUNBAR Marion is that cute little miss who can be seen giving a cheery smile to everyone she meets. She is a girl who is sought after by everyone and who is always good for chuckles. She is held in high esteem by all her classmates. Brains can also be added to her sunny disposition. 0, ANCY DURKIN L . lx. 1-2-31, Ki-Hi-Tri 119, Swimming Q2-35, Bowling 12-33, Basketball 121, Riding 139. Nancy has a personality as bright and sunny as her red hair. She'll do anything for a laugh, as her many friends will tell you, and she can always be counted on for a cheerful smile and a witty remark. That happy-go-lucky manner should carry her a long way. LEONARD ROBERT EDGAR Navy, Nov. 3, 1942-Feb.'9, 1946. Leonard is one of our quieter veterans, who served in the Navy. His very cooperative manner has pleased both teachers and classmates. You have such a pleasant disposition, Leonard, that we wish you had been with our class for the full three years. BARBARA HOPE ERHMARK Lib. Aux. ill, Bowling Club 431. Barbara, the girl with the peaches and cream complexion, is the cute little miss who brightens every classroom with her witty remarks. There is never a dull moment when Barbara is around, whether she's telling you about George or her never ending ex- periences as a sales-girl in Shepard's. 29