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

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ISRAIJVORIJ LYMAN ARNOLD , 1 fi A l'rack QI-23, Vfrestlingfm. , Ihis 3 d looking vyoung man is we l lnown around E. P., particlarly amo f t e feminine members. ou really can't blalf them, rhlbgh. Btydesl having g' looks and a Xbgierous ZIIUOLIQQ of bxtfn power, Bradlhas a friendly per- N sonality which enables him to make friends Wherever he goes. - 'a -IO! IN ARZOOYAN, .lR. rl. V. liaseball and lfoolball KID, Hockey QD, Football 135, Chorus flj. X ' ,If ' johnny is one of our good-natured and ambitious defense- men on the hockey team. His cooperation and athletic ability have certainly been an asset to this sport. John is always gained for him the lasting friendship of both the students and faculty. ready to lend a helping hand, and his quiet manners have 9 s 4. - DORIS ARZOUYAN Blue-eyed, blonde, and busy making friends every day, Doris is a happy-go-lucky girl, whom it's fun to be with. She always knows what to say at the right time and place. Doris has a sweet disposition, and her quiet way has been admired by many. That's why she is such a well-liked gal around lf. P. JOHN ASDOORIA N Here is E. P.'s bowling pro from NVatchemoket. john can constantly be seen around the bowling alleys, and he certainly is a help to his bowling team. You can always recognize him by his most outstanding feature, his great big smile. This will indeed help him along later in life. - MARAIORIE tIANli AUTY liasketball QIJ, Soc. Com. 123, Nom. Com. 117, Class Sec. QU, ' Swimming Q2-U, Chorus Q2-U. Behold our class secretary, Marjorie, a dainty, sweet, fun- loving little girl.,who made a big hit with everyone during - her stay here at E. P. She has proved to be an enthusiastic ' member of her class by participating in school activities and school clubs and by'being an ardent sports fan. I 1 K 3 rut CRIMSON - :Ast

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EZALTINA Ai5iDRAn'E F . - This tiny member of the fairer sex is Tina Andrade. She is neat and eflicient and attacks her studies with a vigor which few of us possess. She is quiet and serious but has many friends who thoroughly enjoy her companionship.'Tina's name usually appears on the honor roll. MARY ANDRADE Library Auxiliary fl-25. Petite and sincere are just two of the many adjectives that describe Mary. Not satisfied with just getting by, she studies hard for her good marks. Mary has definitely been an asset to our class and will leave behind her a lasting impression with us. Ie LORENCE AURORA ANDREWS Honor So4'iz'ly Camera Club 123, Secretary HJ. Florence has the capacity not only for doing her school work well, but also for getting it in on time. She has the ability for doing things that seem to be diHicuIt for others. Florence also has a wonderful personality to add to her other accomplishments. With all of her assets she is sure to succeed. MIRIAM UISI1 APPLILBY J arf, t a N5 Biskuball ll I ir wh m t to you but to those w o full f fu nd is very good hearted . he ul. uri he ree y rs Miriam, with her shiny b .ss , a befn a v faithful band member. It cerwnly t c on those cold mornings, Miriam. Bind I 2 JLWI-85.1 Ban fl-7-35, N. i. Fest. QI-2-Bl, Baseball - ,R .F-. 41- -, bu, -25, f- . -23. ' e g' I ay e , Win haf - . ' - . - ALTON R UDLEDGE ARCHER Arch spends part of his time with a certain red head and part with a blond trying desperately to figure them out. He likes to dance and is a most enjoyable partner. Alton miraculously finds time for home work and successfully completes it. PROVIDENCE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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' ' A I 1 JAMES MYRON BAKER , , T' 1 Honor Sovirly l X i 4 W'restling fl-2733. , jimmy, a very popular member of our class, has been an outstanding.member of our wnestling team for three years. Although he is by no means'boisterous, his sense of humor has always been a delight to everyone. Jimmy can always be seen escorting a certain young lady to class. I IEANI BALLARD Bowl' 33, lion p. rimson Q , Se Play Prod. 31 A runctte ' igblu es , - N f .J g tha is that gir ' orics t at cmytcll h e ma e her the 1 . 6 ' ' t vy ir l y - a s ' e,- a s 1' li o ek -- . ' . ll' ' ' . lifgfof n n r y ent of y a crowd. e son. ' ine it e ' of gab will er welc addition on Sath ri 5 X l n N ig IfRANKxifTRAVERS B5??l:AO,-IR. - p ,1 - f ...J ' ., lany QI elkiylmin has be-n rightew by the w y re- in A nk? mitter 'ir one greets 1 Fr' en' ' s orts ma ks off 'ri . He is a frie fellow' wig? for all, l - . - - Y P s ':,but his i rest lies inxraplging untingal-I s scholastic record X s been high sinde he hasfc tered E. P. 1 QV . X . Q x 4. . DAQIIEL A BOSA X , +1 ' J - X lJ.inn'y,is has v' ' tall 'rk 'o ng lad who cupies a 1 . in rom S and xv! o com-ri te ,the general e iment. if le is ns lly otyagl chi teri.ng.i 1 gr and ayb-hnjoys X 1- isel- alfll fsldoesn' .ikeb rt inoxxsp ts, but he is 1 usi' l seenx JA eeringx ir tennis to victory. 1 ,f 1 itoixiziu' Louis BARCHI H Chorus Q2-ij, Cheer Leader 121. V Bob, who rose to fame as Ll tenor in the chorus, rushes Woiiie eacluday .ifter school to care for his pigs and pump- ki .' l e ib extremely versatileg first we see him as a pious gri , ter as a chorister, and then as an authority on c 're events. Bob's campaign speeches will never be for- XN 1 and neither will Bob.