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

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,' fx . ft -I WA HALL, JR. C We hold ou rea as clock r. es towards nineg now Gordo c 's r . F ' at l. H the title, The Ho The rdon likes basketball .1 h s a . deqful additio any gym team, for he V6 e ' . hi . f. This c rgy will keep him going for any y s to omc. .'. B 9'9 1 5 ,. L., sv ROSS Mll,TON HAMMARLUND - 13 5 In ' Indoor Track Qlj, Hi-Y QU. , 17' ,, Besides being a good student, Ross is humorous and good- T 5' natured. He has a set mouth which speaks of his determina- 5, tion to be a success. His favorite hobby is women and his F I favorite class is art. CWe wonder why?j Ross earns his extra 55' money by jerking sodas at a drug store in Providence. if W x -f .f f ll . ,JL1 1 Av, L, ,M V3 Y, , Y N, , 4 ,J ., vv1l'ji-,.L RICHARD HAROUTUINIAIN Bowling QFD. Dick is the friendly lad who is six feet tall and has curly, black hair, the envy of many a girl. He has a build like Charles Atlas and an amiable smile for all. Dick plans to go to college after graduation and then make a career of army life. Best of luck to you. ROSEMARY HARRINGTUN Bowling Club QU, Senior Play Usher UI. A charming girl full of a friendly spirit describes Rose- mary who has a winning smile and a cheery hello for alll. Rosemary, who can usually be seen with some of her many friends, is very quiet in class and attains good marks. I War HARRIS Swim g fl-2 Bo 'li QD, Chorus Q2-U, Senior Play Prod, QU, Canteen Coin. LD. te c er, efree, and cheerful - that's Amey. She-'s always count on to pitch in and lielp wi ny g. Sh can be seen at all of the school activities, ici ng in em whenever possible. She has worked ar ever 1 g she has undertaken and has done a wo erf .

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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

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CHARLES WINSQR H ASSELL Hand fl-2-31, N. lx. Fest. U-2-31, R. l. l'est. fl-Z-31, llocky HJ. Who drives.that bright blue and yellow car you have seen very often whizzing around town? Wfhy it's Charlie. He has been an active member of the band for three years and has contributed much to his community by his work in his church. ROBERTA ROSE HIEBERT 1 mr' Sm'ii'I.y Bowling Cl-2-1 ri 2-3g,'llaskeVlulKfl-21, Band fl-ZH, R. l. li l-25, Sen' r lllaygllbodfiij, . li. lfest. gl-29. , '. . 1 lidrfis on' of comme ' . udents and a very smart 'L 'N her,20'ptfpular ga Av 'le ere 1 oo. She takes part in .nd'n1erous,jxt1'a-curr' a a tivities and can always be 1 off? at tluutblgler o Ch.1tter have made seeqftlowling way u 1 he 90's every Monday with her many friends. MARTHA MAF HITCHENER Martha is a quiet girl, but one who always enjoys a good joke. She is one of those brilliant pupils who accomplished the great feat of passing third year Latin. Martha's honor report cards are envied by many. We hope that she keeps up that same good record in R. l. State, which she hopes to attend. J 4 . V S , 1-1 IQN- iglgrl Hoa roN K ,lf X - s. .' ux. I fllillri fxsluk, Crit ' 1 ij, Canteen Com. l . 1 tl all lu xv' iile' , ofxcozyse. i e's that little unettq who HW!-lie cute c leswn er osff a who'hl1s as nigh -r asanr omic -r pe 1 ' Y d umo h ' lseit any a .ss' erqs' ha ' l brou her any 'nds ltgg, at '. . 2 ' l yt' u XVll.l.lAM .IOHN l lUGl'llfS Willi.111i is one of our quiet, dignified seniors, a fact which is greatly appreciated by the teachers. But don't let this quiet manner fool you, for he is also great fun. One of XVilliam's many traits is lending a helping hand to a friend in need. h