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

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fl. J? N 'X f .1 Yr. L JOSEPH PETER DUFFY joe is one of our seniors whom we don't hear much about as he is shy and retiringg however as is so often the case with such people, he has sterling qualities. People who know joe will tell you he is Ll true and faithful friend, who can always be counted on. I . f MARYl.YN IRENE DUFRESNI2 ' Hb. Aux. Q1-21,-Drain. Club qz-sy, Qin. Cum. qu, Hi-Tri 413, i . fl iamball ny. Here is a retipe for an ideal'high school girl: take a cute appearance, mix with loads of pep and Il pleasing personality, add pretty blond hair, and the result is Marylyn. With all ihtsc attributes it is no wonder she is the well known girl shi- is. A fl CHARLES HLNRY DURI LL lli-Y fl-lj, Track 121, N. li. Band Fest. fly. Chic goes through life not worrying about a thing, attend- ing to his own affairs and being a conscientious student. The results are good marks and many friends. He really is ll wonderful fellow. Chic is quite a drummerg in fact, Gene Krupa is rather worried. fl JG . X 4 X'AI,Ajl3f CRIS'l'IAN ECKIERT, JR. 'I r ' ' ' Honor Suriely Band UD Drum Maj. QZJ, Football KID, Track fl-2-U, Cross J ' :fin Ury. 2-39, Soc. Capt: 121, Assembly Com. Ol, Cflless UQ, li Whllstling C2jDAll-State Band KZJ, .Iabberwuck 121. Q Alan Sossesses five very important things in life-an lintelligt t mind fand a pleasing personality. He is a credit to mst 'rovidenlce High and a person whom we will long Jnember. After graduation Alan wishes to attend West Point and has already been named as an alternate. Good luck! .1 4 CHA I.EiSJh'EL ASIAN H it J -Btiwlill' 35. 4- l i . XWO , wha af physique How ofte this exclamation ac :inied admirjgg glances f m the girls meets l 'a swfs ouf n the gym floor. Charlie in- eitlentalwtributw, is physioi to living in Seekonk, and We sometimes think of movin' out there ourselves. Don't . f . . let hiny fool you girls: he really loves those looks and sighs. I

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LfffJ'frf -5-if ' ,I X , 7 if' X I-PM fly CECEI. A FLRANOR DOURADO Ii-'llrw-L I wling tl-2-U, Sue. Com. QU. . 7 . . K y tigfan , Cecelia is well liked by all who know 4 er. ,ilI'I'l p rso ity p us and a cheery disposition she has ,reap cl th akfmiratio all her friends. Her ability to w ' with exertrdn is re to help her in the future years. ffl' 7 s - ifh yot luck always, Cecelia. I yall ll XVILLIAM LAVVRIQNCIZ DRAPFAU Ring Lum. 121, Nom. Com. UI, V. Isoolball flj, NX reslling ll-2-U, Iioolball 121. Bill, who is usually seen with a cute brunette named Bev, is 'well known for his neat appearance, for his good manners, and for his talkativeness! He has proved his athletic ability cn the wrestling team and has shown an avid interest in all school activities. ft.- - 5 e'f -..ff-WM! fi . 1.015 xlI:ANI', I 'I F DRILL liuwling QI-2-XJ, Chorus UD. Lois is another of those girls who have the ability to make many friends. Her soft voice and calm manner make her an outstanding member of our class. Gentle, and sweet dis- positioned, she is vell liked by all who have the privilege of knowxng he .,, ok U I ' Pllil IIN ITRANCFS DUARTF l V . A I 4 1 4e 4 -gl -1 hvohe tall girl who IHLIIS every study period to good W U .ef Mdlybe that is why she has never failed in any of her sub cts. l'lelen is a very industrious girl and we're all sure she' be a success in the business world. Good luck to a girl who ean't miss. PR ISCILLA ROSE DUARTE Bowling tl-2-U, Townie C2-BJ. Priscilla is a dark-eyed gal from Room 6, whose lovely naturally curly hair has been the envy of many a girl. Her wonderful sense of humor and her winning smile have won her many friends at If. P. Priscilla's main interests lie in the Townie and in the Bowling Club, in which she has been one of our highest scorers.

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L, . p- , 1-Lf' r .LJ LE' MJ' CI.AjjiM ANNFNOS J A Q .Vfxg 4 S YIIIFIOF-5fll'il'fAY s ' ing QQ, ciimi Q2Jg'fwiix1i11il1g QU, Dram. Club QZJ. - .ara's sjhjdfling qdifinvite friendship, and her quiet f. i anner winfconfidenee. She is a diligent worker and belongs li 'to the Dramati ' Qhb and the Swimming Club. She enjoys all sports andseiiom misses an P. football game. In addi- tion she isfmessed with the gift of writing poetry which her classmates enjoy reading. ' 1 'QQ NANCY lava flxlcilgspfwr ' , Ki-Hi-Tri Cl-2-35, Sue, Chair. -QQ Binwling flj, ClxortYs'Qi2-31. ..i Don't think becaus she' is' quiet that she's unpopular- oh the contrary, Nan ' is a -very.likeable girl. Blonde and sweet, she puts her heartljntoreverything she undertakes, but saves most of it fq,r,a special someone in the Army. Loads of luck, Nzlrfcyfvsfith Dick. 1 f-fo J A Jf cb ' 'U iw JY RICHARD VVARREN EVA xl. V. Baseball QI-lj, Football QU, Hockey Q2-BJ. Dick is a happy-go-lucky young man, who always en- lightens a classroom by his jokes and witty remarks. Because he works after school, he doesn't have much time for sports. ln spite of this, li ever, Dick has participated in hockey which is is ain 'n erest U M 'HAFJL 'ALAGUERRA wh h' . r ab - ack to school this year to get h's ma een great addition to the humor ' io f' ru as his g tleman, with his sharp clothes a - ok ne fails to make the ladies turn around. if e' n ' ak' you sit up and take notice sd F 3 ' i 5 J 7 .' t SIC IIN l ARIA, ,IR john has great plaih9,foxXiheJfL1tureg he inte to become president of t nztern' t'g al Braid Coal favorite sub- ject is plhysi trainirigidj His theme s gl' which he hopes to sijivjgbpiij raduagunvn daygigg It' T .Good To Be True,', and since he, alybdys nykes gclad Y rks, helll undoubtedly sing it. X, lf' yJ if F' , U'