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

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' s t u .bps 1 W N .OX , , -IUQJIC oAiumiNisit KJ ,-XX Ili lingffii-J, Crimson KU. ' o ' I etest girls in our class is june. l ler beautiful bl ' ' . 4 'ikling blue eyes add to ber euteness, and C provocative giggle gives one an inkling of ber ltumor. f ' Sweet personality - true, and for tl1e rest of tbe quota- tion, :full of raseality, just ask anyone who knows lter. , '1 ' - ' if yll' 'iiiium' MAYHHWXQ Y . , Sm. Cxxlu. 427, -Sivtliiliniiigi ,jwffliorus Uji. N W ,'xfll1i1'lt 's siyplles are cfftainly no f the one-aiklny branntl. X is full pep, s iritl, and g od bumor. If n lone elspilvill J - P Y i W J .xllktuglm ur jokksn. Sltirley Qi l. Slteqis ne oggasurq rgost con- X vb' genial' niors,' C-nd the intehh img? sh' dslf tfseltool Rcxz, ' activities maktielber onoff out mq popul classmates. I X I K P 1 lNlAl7l'il.YN ANNA lil ,lSSlfli lli-Tri ll-lj, Dram. Cilnb ilfil. Yiee Pres, ll-Rl. Madelyn's that demure little blonde with tbe liuge grin. You can always tell ber by ber llasliy lumber jackets .intl ber ALIUIU. fSbe holds an lf. ll. gum-claewing reeortl.j Nlatlelyn is quite a pianist. Sl1e's always amusing us witli lier pretliea- ments in German and ber piano teael1er's name, wliielt no one can pronounce. Antl now x e wisli l1k'l'Hl'iXYl3.:L'S Gluck! . Jk- 'W 1 ll A ll- A llf lil . 'Ili NINCQ Swin 1 ng Q , Bowl g 1 ilri 2 'linrus r -I-U. evi t g' wi tlie aut il urn liair, that is tlie nvy f n fr.. Sli- s seldom een witliout Anne in tbe orr' rs at .. ll. u seems to ll.IYC quite an interest in a l1an .ome yot ag n an from Brow n. l'an't tliat rigl1t,l5ex'? lVlliRl,lf Cilfllllfilf CLORMAN NY'restling tlfl-H, iiapt.1'U,'l'ennisil-Z-H.llantl 1 I I ii. Merle is one of tlie famous members of lf. l'.'s great wrestling team. He is quite a small person, but certainly bas a great deal of strength. Many of bis friends call lnm Skeet. although We know not wl1y.Skeetis.1n all-rountl stutlent antl good friend. THE CRIMSON ' EAST

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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. -

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AIO HERBERT GOUID, KIR. well-grc 1 d appea ' .nd quiet ways have made H in notic e, but his t u ess is sometimes overshadowed y an o ' ional tb er a joke with his friends. Good mar an inte ' 'tra-curricular activities have made him a asset to our c s. RICHARD ALIJRIZD GOULD State Music Fest. 425, Track QI-BJ, Chorus Q2-33. Dick has taken an interest in our chorus, and hc has certainly done his share toward its progress. He does well in his subjects and apparently likes to study. His blonde hair has attracted many a girl's eye. We hope you make out as well in college as you have here, Dick. fi ll f' J- f -IOHN i'kfxNyA1Auji VGRADY l uinb.ill gl-2-U. 'l'rackJ ' ,1B li1ie -H, Class Treas. QU. livery class has its l ndson iiglh ights, and we have this red-headed lad with he unforgetable personality. Red has done a superb job as class treasurer, and his wit and willing- ness are assets to any gathering. His achievements in football have brought him admiration and fame. MIIDRIZD GRANT l lats oli' to this classmate whom most of us have not met! Because of illness, Mildred has never attended school but has done a remarkably line piece of work keeping up to grade with her work at home. She has maintained an almost even A record throughout the years. Congratulations, Mildred. N IN KIYNCES GUAY uwnff ld. 1 ma is K ii 'L 0 ' , .g11biti0l1., ant . ring li ' years a 2. P. e l nemae ever bod . f i d. She is always sc ry'1 t ro ie corrid ' ar of news for t it T ' ,Are t an and with 5 l - it. r ' e' . y, . heryh K li iepl ghtentd many a ull moment