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

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if WMM ' ALEXANDER HUTCHEON Sandy is Ll tall, witty, good-looking chap who, except for an occasional remark, remains rather taciturn, apparently ehuekling inwardly at the world. In his spare time Sandy can be seen gracing the ruts of E. P. roads in his beloved old ruttletrnp, The Blue Bolt. MELLVIN PIYMAN 's . o -natured senior who has been faithful in , t ndi high ol games during his three years in high .chool. el's ri and joy is his little sister. His main club interes e t in w IC he takes an active part. ' KTAISTO EDWARIX wkskiz ' 1 I L Hyrske ha eapgtcit fo ' hkiixxazgf that surpasses .ilmost everyoncklsjniv HQPYyHe is rar S seen without his warm smile anftbhlls Yfizeryxhlillosfpfs l his friehfilsi Although he is a bit s y 3Ivpi'fT'ICill2LlE?i 'well-likeall by Qfll who have the privilege of knoyiidg ' . Lfdlf ' u l V V L r 'N MEREDITH El,AlNlf lVliRS ' i as been x't' during interest lI'l uri year p to h f -111'-'F Jze . rs t . . ta ' Y - ' -lj., ' ' e a C ' 'Q ' ' Con n. In 't of ractivities and ' . eredith 11125. has kept up he MARY .IANIGIAN Hi-Tri 12-D. Mary's the quiet little girl with the shining black lmir and the sparkling black eyes. Mary, however, always ap- preciates a good joke. She's a fine student and brightens many a class with her big, amiable smile, which will surely help her to continue making new friends to add to her multitude of old ones.

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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

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Bd' 5 gy ser. I-' up, t -453. lv ph! lymrce 1 ers for M' ie! -one of our most attractive sy Ijf' s I . L 1 ' ' i ' g ' ' ' , C me dship galore, and vivacity abounding. Any A K 0 .Q . . . . ., .,,wW'4 V' X ,1 AFM MAJ jo PLfv'l5oLcy,l3l5l'MARY W , ,' Honor Sorirly 'fL lgiiior uailfianm Cl b QU, Seasgxlxlay QU, Bowling GJ. lf Pet' eet, args R -Q-of course you know who th' ' -our C1455 q ee his beauty who lives in East P,ovidenc il be reme ered for her cute lines in the senior It . Her name is always on top honors, and we recognize Dolores as a cute lass with lots of ambition. CHARLES BERNARD KEEFE He is tall and lanky and has an abunda M3 f hair and an engaging personality. Of co 1 I y to the ladies-- and a natural-born hea 'li' ' f 4' I 1 active member of the hockey team and joys a fe oth sports besides. fx Hockey 131. ' Here is one of the most dapper youn v - do - l L . ' ,- V fi l Ml g' v o ' 1 an 1 YQ I E jablwerwi k I Poo 3 oc om :iss dent Q3 Eli? N! me Q1-, , ' cb- -2- '.C . I . Here tall . son ng ma 0 W osen the pr .' nt of r clas ' '4 He' n all-r stu nt an d fr' eo cl was luabl emb the 'r o eresti gure t oo arties. no 1 IU an ' W l Q . . - - - , automob' es. in-5 e l ilw s rtmtm tt' ennie a isf ous col 'on of I ' RUTH KENT y xo . I-LV!! i ri if!-2-U, Treas. QZJ, Ring Com. CZJ, I As' x y L n' . UQ om. Com. J, Cheerleading Q2-ij Crimson HJ, 11 xr 'la C hurus ffl- Wir ou find everything personality plus 'V V y ho s1'w her .IS Ruth in the senior play will long rt VWW er her excellent performance. Margie is one of our do husiastie cheerleaders. Her pep, sweetness, and charm are n t soon forgotten. CHARLES WILLIAM KESSLER This seemingly quiet, bashful, young man is not as sober- minded as he appearsg just watch him while he is in the company of one of his friends, and you will discover that he is full of fun. He has many friends among the boys, but he doesn't seem to pay much attention to the girls. Teh! Tch!