Central High School - Black And Gold Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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THE BLACK .na Goto ii- f 1 JuNEl9a4 1 ,Tl-L HOWARD EVERETT ALLEN erT0mmyx: Tommy came to us from Oxford Street Grammar School four years ago. Since then he has made many friends among his fellow classmates. Tommy claims that English is his favorite study, but one may find him in most any shop. Between periods he may be seen strolling down the corridors with one of his many friends. As to his future education he is undecided but We all wish him good lucky. Adieu, Tommy. MORRIS ALLEN Morris is one of Central's most earnest and capable young men. His membership in the R. I. Honor Society testifies his scholastic ability. After graduation Morris intends to enter some institution of higher learning, where we know he will be very successful. Stamp Club, '3lf'32q Debating Society, '3lg Thvift Council, '33f'341 Class Basketball, '31f'32g Swimming Team, 'Hg Rhode Island Honor Society. RUTH ALLEN Dispositions such as this young latly's are not common and that is why we want to share Ruth's with you. She has a supreme understanding of human nature and is intolerant of gossip. Her keenest interest is business as an art. With her ability and eagerness to work hard we are confident that she will attain her highest goal. LUCIANO AMATORE Louis Louis is one of the well-known members of the Aceto-Cardullo clan. His loyalty, good will and friendliness have made him a popular mem- ber of the 4-A class. He excels in calculating machines. His ambition is to some day make use of his calculating talent. Good luck! JAMES A. AMES rrBuL,kyv Here's our Bucky. His congeniality, good-naturedness and pleasing personality have reaped everlasting friendship for him. Bucky seems to have no use for the opposite sex. OJ He is a proficient student and never fails in any undertaking. His systematic methods and keen obser- vations are paving a way for a colorful career. We all wish Bucky a life of happiness. I5

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THE BLACK and eoin ll- , 1 JuNEn9s4 . .--l- BELLE ADLEMAN We would not be justified in saying anything but the best where Belle is concerned. A better chum is not to be found. She does not say much, but enjoys all the fun and takes part in it whole-heartedly. Belle has set a good example for the class in thorough, patient work which she gladly and generously contributed to her fellow classmates. She will leave Central well equipped for a business career. WILLIAM F. ADELMAN ffsfzza 'iBill' is a gentleman and a popular student in his class. His cheerful disposition and sunny countenance, together with his willingness to pitch in and help, have won for him the respect and esteem of his class- mates and teachers. l'Bil1' intends to enter some pharmaceutical college after graduation. Hereis luck. Track, '3lf'32f33f'34. JOHN AGAJANIAN Introducing John who, during his four years at Commercial-Central, has made many friends. John could always be seen walking the corridors with his pals Jimmy and Zac. He is very seldom Without a big smile for everyone he meets. John intends to further his education at some business college, and the best wishes of the class go with him. Success always, John. Home Room Representative, '30f'31g Dramatic Society, '32g Freshman Baseball '31g Class Basketball, '30f'31. JAMES JOSEPH JEROME AHEARN Here is Jimmy,', whose favorite study is mathematics but who is most likely to win fame on the baseball diamond. If you doubt me, just look at his record. No matter what you do, 'lJimmy,,' we sincerely hope that your ship of ambition will arrive safely at the port of success. EUGENE ALBANESE Gene Allow us to introduce to you this popular young gentleman, Gene, one of the industrious members of our class. i'Gene's willingness to help his friends is one of his chief characteristics. During his four years at Commercial and Central, Gene has attained an excellent scholar- ship record, as his report cards show. His favorite subject is bookkeep- ing, at which he is a wizard. 'iGene intends to enter the business world after graduation, and we feel confident that whatever he undertakes will be successfully accomplished. Good luck, pal. Band, '31f'32f'33g Orchestra, 119325335 Glee Club, '31-'32f'34.

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I g THE BLAOKMA GOLD-l--l-- . 1 JuNEn9a4 . ,-L--1 DAVID V. ANDERSEN ri-DuUe,u nlglunkn This handsome blond lad is everyone's friend. His cheery smile has brightened the rooms of Tech and Central for the last three years. During this time, in his care-free manner, he has conquered his studies. Dave intends to further his education at R. I. State, where we know he will succeed, for he has what it takes to win. Home Room Representative, '33, 'Thrift Reprexeritative, '32g 'Tragic Squad, '3-lg Senio1 Play, 'S-l. BARBARA ANDERSON rrBobbyv Bobby is the most agreeable person anyone would wish to meet. The Gods favored her with a sunny disposition and blonde hair. She is a good sport and a true, faithful friend, which makes her one of the most popular girls of our class. Bobby is always ready for a good time, but does not allow fun to interfere with her studies. We envy R. I. C. E., for that is where Bobby intends to continue her education. Basketball, '30g Volleyball, '31, Centralize Representative, '34. ETHEL A. ANDERSON HE!!! Well, well, I suppose you're wondering who this quiet, conservative young miss is? It is none other than our Ethel, In spite of Ethel's quiet self, she has a pleasing personality and has acquired a host of friends. Although Ethel is undecided as to what she will do after graduation, we are sure that whatever she undertakes will be a success. The best wishes of the class go with you, pal. JOHN WHITTIER ANDERSON rrwbitu Whit', is the star who has amused us for the past four years in Tech and Central with his yarns of the sea and of his sloop Susie.,' His loyal friendship is certainly something to be proud of having. Whit in- tends to follow the sea after graduating from the N. Y. Nautical Academy. ROBERT HENRY ANDERSEN Andy, Swede Red-headed? Yes. Fiery-tempered? No. That describes 'lAndy, our quiet and modest red-headed boy, who is leaving his many friends here at Central. His chief hobby is stunting on the gymnasium's apparatus. After graduation Andy doesn't know just what he'll dog but what- ever he attempts, he will have our sincerest wishes for his success. Leaders' Corps, '32, Home Room Alternate, '32, Football, '33, Nautical Club'34.