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

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r I5AIll3AIiA IIILABYTH BARKRR 9 lirimson UB, Howling 123, lfreneh Club HJ. ba' Chew it, kids, here comes Barbara! Watch out for A! l . vs, a flash bulb photographer, the female I spy Moulton. ' hear she has a thriving racket, selling scandal pictures. VH fb .ll'l3QlI'.liS also a joke-lover Cones heard, her laughls never forgottenj, gum-chewer, and German class suflferer. Keep flashing those pictures, Barbg you'll always brighten wher- ' ever you are. PAUL DAVID BATTLE Paul is Q1 very well-mannercd member of our senior class and is very conscientious and tries his best in all he does. One never sees Paul when he isn't very well-dressed and very spruce looking. He will certainly make a good looking businessman. I , u JANE A Biihcfli ' rm- i ll-Zv , a.,wiw,, -I-' ,Ciran te a sqase fbnfky Ll f1.l d ing ' red 1' now ' ' a1c ifi11.1i1n4 , b me result is ane Bea i . ear East Providence iigh will be a CLllI'ITd2: . er place without' -l.lI1C'S brig t personality. X , I ' 'fdfkzf l f Y f . 4561- , M A ,UL V . ' ii it GNQQOURT fy aj Q Mg 1, 'W' I 1,9 vyinbihilig qU,C'l1orux gli. H MDD ir 'Kas urly gw gllllllfgllltl bright' brown eyes. She Ly i by a d' yqplfbal' a 'gl1yf1njJ1persoi111lity. She loves gif' al s , ing. p es, irj.f'nl kinds of sports. Any ti ' o l H' ce' g'L1ylldelX'lwVstop and talk to Dolores. She 'A 'Pnula 'ee on you - composed of humor, .,,, cyyffgyirjevriaigesi n char ! X if , 1 UI K ' MADELYN l,IilGII Bl,AKlf X' lj llrmor Snrir' Swimigni -7- Basketball I L, wling 'nc - mnio I' y Uler HJ I' yn i g t whit 1 It ll, 5 . Cum. QU, M till 1 vs if 'l he l the 1 n o en s san 1 'es. Not only is her Y 1 e w o. s if this weren' t S deltyn hwpret blon hair and beautiful blue A t' K 'o ll El, . ' .. K' ns. TE s le r f i. s . U t K . 1, . . Aveye Ehlwzilmrore carl-la Rl sk f . cv sf f Okjxpo Y THEAC SON ' EAST

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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.

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lc' ,,, . ,..1,4, y , ' .V I 9',I, j f HL, ,L . f f',,..'f'r- - .- 1 ' 7 1 4 ., . . ,, , xy 'y , , U 7' 7, JOHN WILLIAM BLoMcs'f EDT I john is a very tall, good-looking young man who is dum! il brainy fellow when it comes to solid geometry. He is WQ liked by all of his classmates as well as by his teachers becausei of his courteous manner, his neat appearance and his pleasing voice. ROGER RECKLING BLUNT Hi-Y Q2-31, Band fl-2-lj, All-State 12-ij, Chess Club OJ, -Iabbcrwock 12-33. Roger's the quiet little man who keeps us laughing at lunch with his droll stories. He surely knows his studies and of he's a mathematician who someday may follow in Einstein's footsteps. Roger is a meticulous dresser and sometimes seems to have just stepped out of the store window. L ' 1 Ilblfljgt 7 If f if 1 f ,IIZAN CARYL BRADLEY yr' LOUIS' WINIFRED BQRGES LU - Bowling CH. Louise 's known for her good-nature and fondness for a hood jul . you will most certainly find her at anytime laughi t th the girls. Her ability to skate has made her attend? 'e at the roller rink a pleasure to all. You will con- tinue being Ll success Louise, in whatever you do, if you stay .is nice as you .ire now. I Swin1n1iu1g lj lib. Aux. Ll-ZH, L. A. Trcas. LZJ, PP, U , , , UK ,' . I fl1or .' Q2-ij. 5 l lirfgbod-loolity girl's f ture is pretty well decided for er., 'c 5 e 1 'Q 1 . . . 1 like shly cn3.,1 to 1 certain Harry We sh1ll 1 easin' '. 's. W'e 'ls 1cr all the luck and happiness she can possib ave: remewber ea for her charming personality and XD 'w x 7 gl: lLEliN BRAGA liuwliu ll-1-5 'i-l '- ri 123, SCI., r Hi-Tri HJ, Basketball Qlj arie is A ve , ranquil litt 'rl with long dark hair fx 1 sl l S nc very od work in her commercial fd d '5lF S C1I and precise about lk 1 1 1 I., - r 1 . . Q Q eoes. f e as - - 1 s die. and ' put' 3 her,x dies to good advantage by XJ oy ' ingi inof 'afl'v:1'?dh00l. ry-y