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

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if Qi Gly LOUIS 1fAse1o Q Wrtlvgill -Z-5 luekey fl-2-BJ, Townic Q2-ij, jabberwvqk 12-33, li e ave ottr inimitable Louis. His flashing smile Q an n n 'rso lity have made him a high spot in our lx. wal s. s e, Mr, Zero, originated from the X ,KJ 'one fl ' I. is did as goalie for our hockey team. Mr. J Ki wi er 1 lose Ixgood worker when Louis leaves the T X ie ff ' 1 V Io E lfl.l.lfN l:lSHER 2-, 'ling Cl-lj, Drani. Club flj, Swimming Q1-2-31, oftba Q2-U. is a tall, sweet girl from Room S and is blessed W :JHIT . Wil gi t of gab. jo sees to it that her homework assign- one before she thinks of pleasure, and profits by aving her name on the honor roll. JEROME MICHAEL- FOERI We all know jerry, the fellow with the cheery smile and sense of humor. He has made many ll class break into peals of laughter with some of his innocent remarks. He is fun- loving and has become an interested follower of our sport teams. Keep 'em smiling, Jerry, and you'll climb the ladder of success. . . i -N .LA Rf JJ XS 'N.N5ElAN1s1I!TTE MARY ITOURNIER ' fl' ' ,:,gw'iinn1inge.Q3j, Crimson lib. Nettiexis ffifcry tal irl withfre ish-brown hair. She xli as to ocgupy her are t'me rcadi a od book or seeing mpgiot'She gli5fql?vcs ko Tdrigkxehoco ate cabinets. Her xlmaingutside iyiterestsbwe heagfurc in Norwood with a blond fellow namedjtanley. '- I l IY THLLMA IOWLIR t ec nam 7 ell its probably Thelma In her junio: ' . x. -, , 3 es. , , Y 0' is , . W H' ' A . '. I' V - . - 4' 4 o . ' , ' ' .. ' ' ' ear elma ' ed the Library Auxiliary and became pres- ' ' ' ' .. WE 4 T I E Au U lr UD Clin UQ ou een rarnn hurrvmg into the assemblx h ull d 1 her s mor year She always seems to be happv and ch her pleasing personality she has vton many friends

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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'

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,ffl , I is tj- - 'Zi KK' A ft .1 1 f 13: Q91 W?- EDXVARD EAS-TMA N FROST Eddie can always be seen cheering our teams to vietory. Not only is he an ardent sports fan, but he also finds time to go to all the dances. Eddie has made many friends during his stay at E. P. W'e wish you luck always, Eddie. JAMES QUACKENBUSH FROST Sen. Play CBJ, liowlipg 3 e o'ee if ji ay, th comed' our s ' iss lg f, i 'l to s -f y s s Y me o e . o rega e any e ass his gead i1 - w'h5 can ' eli a ui ack an wh will a ways be re embe ed by his classmates. K CARDOSA ITURTADO As org at his favorite dish is, and he will reply, 'W' , girls, courselw This is the fun-loving senior with v m we are all acquainted. His hobby is carving models ut of wood. George works after school to earn his spending money. When he graduates he has hopes of studying to be ya ma 'hinist. fr R V W W U ' K lf N . A ,xi , 1 GL . 1 GAGE LU as Q , iniihi g tl b. ux. fl-2-JJ, Crimson 151, i us QU. ll' XAYM' .rming rl from Room 6 who has a very X lk WSW Fon y and a leasing manner. With these assets 1 . y i . s u can imagine, a well-liked person. She is quite . , l at let ' d i also a loyal supporter of E. P. sports teams. ll Dim P IlRlS'Ill1W GALLAGHER XVe're glad to werq!-lgho-'gdfprised words heard around li. P. whqi'Tin.1 carrie badf this,ye'ar er a one-year stay at Cr.'inslon.iTru' Wong, indeeid, fotf n no time Tina again beeamilone of fmvery popular gals in the class with her sweet face and cute ways. -