Central Falls High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Central Falls, RI)

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i'?g, J, 2 f Q F 1 jgcr- . f Qs i i rf I SPV? 1 I 1 U . ,. .3 I i 00 L f., '- x f fi , T Psi K. i Vore, M. Simmons, B. -f l Ramsey. Kappa K FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Downing, N. Markwood, E. Demcoe, B. Wharton, J. Angle. SECOND ROW: J. Wozniak, M. Clanin, H. Lipscomb, D. Waybright, D. Farrell. . he s E Q R . , 1 .1 M Wisdom, the guide of life is the translation of the Greek words Sigma Kappa Psi. This is the academic honorary society of Central, founded in l922. The first step in achieving this honor is taken while in the tenth grade, and is the Sigma award. The student's grade must be 113 A's and not over 3 C's. Kappa is next, given to all iuniors who have completed the eleventh grade with at least V2 A's and not over 2 C's. The last step land a big one at thati, is the Psi award and entitles the student to full-fledged membership in Sigma Kappa Psi. To win Psi, the pupil must be a graduating senior and V1 A's and not more than one C for each semester of work while at Central. Mr. Durflinger is the faculty advisor. 40 U , , 1 N I . rmsr ROW: N. Roscoe, I ' S. Sherrod, J. Hankison, . S. Gibson. SECOND by ' ROW: Mr. Durflinger, V. . 5 - t W They Merit Praise - 2 From The Captain Sigma FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Baker, B. Benson, D. Vore, S. Church, N. Markwood, P. Scofield, B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: B. Hoodlet, I. Wenger, K. Austin, B. Doughty, L. Browning, A. Sibley, J. Pertee, R. Mercier, C. Wooster. THIRD ROW: T. Culber- son, C. Rayburn, R. Mc- Anich, R. Vitale, A. Blackwood, D. Nardin, G. legue, N. Weaver C. Pfeiffer.

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P- l 6 M Pt T. fi fl cl l ill! Central offers many opportunities to increase one's knowledge, but one of the best opportunities is located within the book covered walls of our library. Miss Lewis, the librarian, chooses her staff from those who like to work with books, whose grades are above average, and who has a study hall daily. New officers are elected by the staff each semester. The duties of the student librarians are to check books, receive fines, keep the library quiet and undisturbed. The library is another service organization of Central. Library Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Blake, sec. treas.: T. Culber- son, pres.: C. Fannin, v. pres.: Miss Lewis, librarian. SECOND ROW: C. Wooster, B. Baker, B. Harmon, D. Vore, B. Thompson, L. Huber, B. Landrum, C. Riflle. THIRD ROW: P. Ogilvie, S. Edsell, J. Tubaugh, I. Blatt, M. Dean, R. Bonar, G. Parsley, M. Downing. FOURTH ROW: M. Goldsberry, D. Agriesti, D.' Hull, P. Hale, A. Murray, A. Morton, L. Binkley, M. Williams. FIFTH ROW: B. Nichols, R. Farrell, P. Thomp- son, R. Sohn, B. Ogilvie, R. Needs, D. Mclntyre. 0ffiee Help Being an office helper is a fine experience for the bright eyed dolls-down by the riverside. Answering incoming calls, run- ning errands and odd iobs of typ- ing keep the girls hopping one W period everyday. Miss Panthana and Mrs. Hannah oversee the girls. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Panthana, sec., M. Casteel, S. Sultles, P. Hammond, Mrs Hannah sec. SECOND ROW: J. Sutton, A. Harness, M. Howie, S. Lusignola, V. Patete R. Kincaid. THIRD ROW: E. Nicely, P. Long, H. Yee, B. Whittington, M. Blaylock, G Fraime. They Answer The Call For Help 39

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I l I L , I I f' G Y I K Doubloon ii , X . g Sta ff ' FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Brown, B. Her- mann, editor-in-chief, J. Bally. SECOND ROW: M. Deon, N. Bastion, N. Roscoe, S. DeCarlo, R. Limotta, C. Wooster, L. Brown- ing. THIRD ROW: M. Young, R. Lynch, M. Downing, M. Wills, B. Pierce, P. Long, M. Foster. FOURTH ROW: B. Collins, M. Golds- berry, P. Winters, S. Sherrod, J. Stewart, S. Kaehele, Miss Paul. . Divided We Write- x Uutloole Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Collins, D. Brown, Photog., N. Roscoe, editor-in-chief, J. Bally, R. Limotta, M. Down- ing. SECOND ROW: M. Young, N. Bastian, S. Sher- rod, S. DeCarlo, R. Lynch, 5. Kaehele. THIRD ROW: M. Dean, J. Stewart, B. Her- mann, Miss Paul. K7 United We Publish Ad Staff it FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. x Reed, P. Winters, manager. SECOND ROW: M. Iler, W Howard, B. Fields, P. Mer- cier, M. Notestone, N. How ard, R. Mehrle. THIRD ROW E. Postle, R. Holderman, M Dean, A. Harness, B. He- witt, S. Francis, A. Kendrick, FOURTH ROW: D. Brown, D. Sowers, M. Baker, P. Jordon, D. Waybright, E. Fleming, C. I Durban, S. Parks. I f las ... . Decide what is news, assign reporters to bring in the news, make page plans, paste up galleys, proof read and distribute the finished paper are a few of the things that keep a newspaper office hopping with action. The name of Central's newspaper is the Outlook and students have been reading the pirate paper ever since Central began. The Doubloon is in its third year although there was a yearbook called Cokato years ago. The future world of the pen and ink may receive writers who have first experi- enced literary life here at Central. Miss Paul is faculty advisor for both DOUBLOON and OUTLOOK. The Ad Staff is responsible for thbadvertisements in the OUTLOOK and DOUBLOON. Selling ads and keeping the records straight are a very important part of the ink and press world. Mr. Read is faculty advisor for the Ad Staff. 41