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

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isslsgol. i 4' t M 'QNX 4 Q, . 2. I 55 I I SS: of -no ... . , - 4, f YT' 1 .: A I 5 3 l of . R. NATHAN E. PASS Physics II, Ill, Chemistry Ill. KATHERINE PERKINS French I, ll, III, French Club Advisor. GEORGE PETERS Wood I, III. MARGARET PRIESTLEY Art I, Il, Advanced Painting GRACE I. RAMSDEN English li, ni. FRANK REAVEY English I, II. -, HAROLD vv. Ross ' Chorus 1, ir, iii, Paoho Classes, OVQGVI- E, 1 as MRS. LURA N. SELLEW Q Art I, II, Advanced Crafts, ' Head of Art Department. ': i'i We, the graduating class ot 1956, wish to express our sincere gratitude for the counsel and friendship which have been extended to us so willingly through- out the past three years by our teachers here at East Providence High School. To paraphrase the Bard ot Avon, their solicitude for us has known no season. FAITH M. SHEDD Horne Economics I, II, Ill, Head of Home Economics Department. BEATRICE A. SMITH English III. 1 - TT: fK1-.2.-?'il'-'- 3 . 'iafezi-4 14142211 .. , K :LL 4 1 ls' W. HOPE SMITH Chorus I, li, iii. gy f E

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WALTER J. KIRBY Journalism II, III, MaThemaT- ics, C r i m s o n Advisor Townie Advisor. if K x DOROTHY KLENIEWSKI Physical EducaTion I, II, III. L' e C ' ,ik '- E ' N xlgw X In The Tall They bade us welcome, in The WinTer They guided and assisTed us, in The spring and early sum- mer They paTienTly endured our frequem' aTTacks of spring fever. Yes, we, The class of I956, have been indeed TorTunaTe. We hope ThaT we shall always be a crediT To our school and iTs TaculTy. CHARLES J. MCLAUGHLIN Mechanical Drawing I, Il. RALPH E. MILLER, JR. MeTals I, Il, Hi-Y Advisor, Head of IndusTrial ArTs De- parTmenT. CECELIA MOTTA Algebra I, ITalian I, French I, PorTuguese I. 44 14 V, ,. 4. ,n X ef ff T, ff 4, , X ,, , . , Y , i 4 f . f ,wi l , , Xa lim.: 4 I 4,7474 ffff , '14, f Hwzfxu' ff, H W , 4 4, if v 51211 W4 1 f , ,H ,T -f..-.few Q ,' ', hvawfmnh .4 W' ff g rghyry ,hr ' fy M 3 H , Q 4 f Z mvziiae-12.1462 ,Q .- ve-114, 4 IZ! 423 av iaffzaw., C fwf 2' X if . W 4, fwwffe ., f 42,5 f Z4 Wm. I ., A 1 .5 4. A 'V X V f X 1 I V W y' lvll , ' 1 ANNA C. LYONS Typing I, II, STenography I ll. 1 DONAT G. MAYNARD World HisTory I, Commer- cial MaThemaTics, Baseball and Hockey Coach, Assist, anT FooTball Coach. ff ff f 779 gf, ,vffffff 4-' Zi ', L,ff'V,g,Q 112 ' Q , II . . DORIS M. McELROY ASM HisTory I, III. HELEN O'SULLIVAN Home Economics I, Il. ffff' Mr 5 ',. 2

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ALICE SULLIVAN ---- Physical Education I, II, III. 'br . '33 1 Z3 at , W ANTHONY SULLIVAN I ,. General Shop. A 'A 'FN1 , grin- . f ig,-f I ,., . O. I 43 In the fall they bade us welcome, in the winter they guided and assisted us, in the spring and early summer they patiently endured our frequent attacks of spring fever. Yes, we, the class of 1956, have been indeed fortunate. We hope that we shall always be a credit to our school and its faculty. X GEORGE TAYLOR Physical Education I, II, III, Junior Class Advisor, Ten- nis Coach. KW, ' X GLADYS TAYLOR Guidance, History II, III. 'W' ' fd X 4 VICTOR TKACS V Biology, Guidance, Assist- ant Football and Basketball V. V ,Z Coach. 1 ,Z I f f 0 Z X X f' ' fiIiIf.- '14 'T f f f 'f .,, wi, , JACQUELINE A. THOMPSON Office Practice, Typing I Bowling Club Advisor. ALICE M. WADDINGTON Latin I, ll, Ill, German I, ll I-lead of Language Depart- ment. ROY WATNIOUGH Swimming I, II, Ill, Swim- ming Coach. IDA L. WOLFE Typing I, Il, Stenography 2'