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

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U . AG' 1 - . JV u , xx. Xl' GLORIA xvol-llNQQ Y Si?iUNARELLA Glo is always K d inifthixe midst of fun and frolic. Her favorite pasti -is atvhg the Ha en basketball team play. Since she lai-ai-r en r Quincy after graduation and be- come a , Gl 'studied Latin which proved to be one of her m . enjoya le subjects. MATTHEW JOQEPH CLAN Y, JR. MMU' 3PPx V JSHY lil S U ue Iri man, he has 'jit o e de il hims i . o y is always readykir a laugh, b Aldb he pr ' any imsel . any a frosty morninm the rest of e coun ' ' roaming, you'll Hnd Ma y out in the cold trainin f e track team on which he did so well. R JOSEPH COLLINS flfootball il-L. -capt. UQ, Baseball 1lJ,Traek fl-24H,C.1pl. QU. f No om. Q2-32, Class Pres. 121, -Iabberwoek Q2-3 J . 0 an a speeding bullet! More powerful than a l otive! XVell, not quite, but that gives you a rough idea of this accomplished and very popular gentleman. He's been outstanding in football and track as well as junior class president. His good-looks and grand personality have made him a top member of our class. xi ' .fl vwk fx 'nv A.'V h t H-Ct uf . A ,4 ' Muf l A3 Xiang xmbggpyvflfliv ,ILS S gf' Kenny, 1 and 0952 lad with bltu eyes, seems to many as one of the shy type, but really Kenny is always full of fun. He was a member of the golf team and has led his team to many victories. Mr. Good will surely lose a good golfer when Kenny graduates. G ORGE COS This handsome agus na e . l advanc ' nade by the fairer ' X. sim l is n e ted ifm gr . 'eorge claims stud ' d 's fav ite r. owe . e uses it to good advanta 1 n - lw ea s 1 the honor roll. . , vw -1- mngpuxlnz-:rem

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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.

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NORMAN ANTHONY COSTA Norman, a tall, dark, and handsome youth, labors dil- igently after school and on Saturdays at the place where old friends meet, the Stop and Shop market where he is a jack- of-all-trades. Norman, a good student, has been saving all his money for a roadster. HARRY JOSEPH LOUIS CUNHA Honor Sariely Hi-Y OJ, Assembly Com. UD, Model Congress QZJ, Nom. Com. CZJ. Yes, in case you've been wondering, that distinguished looking gentleman gracing the corridors of East Providence is Senator Harry Cunha, E. P.'s gift to politics. Harry has had the honor of working in the Rhode Island Senate as page boy. He is a fine speaker, and we picture him someday de- livering an inspiring oration in Congress. GENEVIEVE MAR Y CUTE Cheerleader Q2-U. Soc. Com. CZJ, Sen. Play Usher CBJ, Chorus HJ Gene is one of our cheerleaders. Her cute ways ana per- sonality have been admired by many students. To add to this, Gene likes all sports and has been seen at all school functions. No, she doesn't play football, but she does wear one of those pretty gold ones. LUIGI CHARLES D'ALOISIO The well known saying Good things come in small packages certainly holds true with Louis. He is always willing to cheer someone with his wit and good humor. He also has his serious side and can readily adapt himself to conscientious study. 3 f . EUGEN wvgitfdd 1ELsoN sehnll Q 3 C ey fl- -35 ck,fl-2- Football Ol, Class Treas. Q oc Com . :1t well' rfbwn ase and hockey star, and in s last yea a ' ool, a sa aa y football games. He's a goo stu -nt with ' fic dl sition toward teachers a '. classmat' - al ms o be quite popular with me mei 1 the fi ex in t ' r elass. WW.