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

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ELLIS FREDERICK CARLSON III-Y qi-2-sp. There is never a dull moment when this fellow is around, for Ellis is a fun-loving lad, always ready with Ll joke. His easy-going manner has made many friends for him, and although he doesn't seem to care for school he does get good marks. RICHARD WERNER CARLSON Richard is,the4brown-haired boy who sits in room four and whoihailis from East Providence. He is quiet and pays attention to his subjects, hut enjoys a good joke as well as the rest of us. Among other things, Richard does particularly well in math. RICHARD WILI.IAM CARLSON -I, V, Football HJ, Track IU, Movie Projector QI-2-U. Dick is a happy-go-lucky fellow who has thoroughly en- joyed his three year stay at East Providence. Dick is another one of those fortunate boys, whose girl friends knit their socks for themg so if you girls are looking for a man, just learn to knit and you'll he popular. R .VER T CARLSON y lsoi ' s twin, as all of us know. He, too, ha 'fou r is ho room, and he has many classes th in . sp ts and is interested in act vi e s -'i' c 'foreign languages and receives g o tes in 'sfo e jt-cts as well. N BA ISE CASPERSON Qvxm 1 Ill, xwlin -XM is us 12715. H s 21 li l g Ion l de tresses and hig, bigwes. ' s r y ' one with a friendly s ' e arggch ell me enty of charm, plenty of wsu an the a ity t uccee ll in all we think she's one Cl ' t irk yi Wil

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XD llli I U x Ci U Bn ii, Q ll 113 Bi C lul X .J who :nys me my carrots. She keeps us roaring with her MARIAN HOXWLAND BUSH I lli-Tri 11-2-ij, Dram. Club 12-35, Senior Play 151, Contest Play 123, N. li. Drama Fest. 121, Softball 125, Basketball 125, Freneh Club 135. Beulah! - yes, Mam. This was the part Marian so aptly portrayed in the Senior Play. Marian's a gal who has Certainly traveled around in this old school, making friends and doing things. Her ambition is to be an actress, so someday Marian bring iueh ohei iture riends. will probably be another Garbo. 001 f if it UA IN CADY l In r' 1 r'l-3' in-'L -3 , Ki i ilir 1l , Crinso 1flj. bl 1 i type usi ei. o . She is always lligi g - 5 pei lab , no at er fr the eost. Here is ' 1 ela. .embt o i Ya' 1 r' 0 'nition in her future soc a i0I1S. ai a fvi aeious manner will tfiffy sf KY llOl'li FRANCES CAMPBELL Senior Play 151, lltlllkll'-lI1'ClliCf Crimson 15j, Ki-Hiffri 11-Zj, lli-iliri 151, Assembly Com. 131, Ring Com. 12j, Basketball 12-ij, lan. Com. 115, Chorus 151, Softball 3 'n il 'mitable l' el Our serious minded teen-aged ' of the ' 1 nr pl. ent on reforming the world! Cute, l . XV great g eves you ave, Grandma. The etter t oll th' 1, n dear. ' ope can be serious or fae 'tioi. v -rv a a ut- e. 's to lf. P.'s Dorothy Dix. S li NC Y ARI' Y A ' 1 . L 4- , f tf. '.. , , fin? 1I-2-BJ, lnskuball 11-25, f. , .se all 1 - , Cal . -11-lj, Swimming 12j, Camera 1 u 125, Hom. un. 1 'l'ownie 12-U, Crimson 151. Con is a won lerf al and a brilliant reporter for our ' ' 'ggiri ara isa if 'Q 'KY lc lon it XV ut 1ll t oytd htr sport column 5ht1s active 1 in t it L l lxlt s in his do outstlndini, wor in t um. C nit is nown 1- way e aids wll thost who need a wing l d. , fi' -IANIZT 'x CAREY Y st half of Ala et 86 Nat, Inc. She's the gal queer German translations and her predieaments in class. Her joll f laugh resounds after iokes about her Fur-burn socks. lio further information, see Janet. Seriously, best of luelc in your missionary career, janet.

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1 JOSEPH PAUL CASTRO Hwmr Sm'ir'ly ' Chess Club LBJ, Debating Club QU. Oh! Would that we had more pupils like Castro. This is many a teaeher's prayer. Joe just seems to sit back and absorb everthing in class, and-he certainly shows us up when tests roll around. joe's ambition is to be a lawyer, and to any- one who knows him well, he is a born lawyer. Good luck, joe. MA i .AI E MARGARET CA T Q Honor Sw fx J Bow 1 11 Bu ball on 0 HIL l T n , I 7-ij, ' gi Cn . asc' , - a i CH. ' i ' iniatato 9 '.le e tagi a r mo us have na mer 'y populara her a s. Sh c lwaysl s . 'ng through the corridors ing, errands r the T w it iddy s high honors will certainly be an asset to her in future years. RAYMOND ERNEST CAVALLARO XVrestling Q2-35. Ha-ye I 1 ev' ti d WW thfgrl k u when Ray passes ou , e is one o our ighty me n 'elefjiay a t wpgsai nwben f 'wztsgujpnior and ntihliietl iri'l1isVse 1 eqyear wft gratifiyifglngbre its. A friend to all, that's Rayg for he'gKg6jLl,'g. und student both in sports and in studies. ' 'ig -3. . . 1' 1-st. ik!-5J,A ateBand q2J,Bowling un, lv t U If U '. . Here's tie i, h ilt and winsomt ways he s to turn at the football games ' MX In - a she by twirling er baton. This little miss may be Nl ERESA CHAMBERLAIN 9 splay. l1e has lots of enthusiasm and pep which are Q o ' XVll.I.lAM ALLEN CHASE wifUSlllI1g fl-XJ, Band fl-2-33, All-State Band ll-2-U, N. E. Band QI-Zrij, Solo Ll-U. Wfilliam is the Gene Krupa of our class. He spends most of his spare time playing the drums and hopes someday to be in a leading band. NVith his great talent in this field, we are sure he will attain his goal.