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

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THE BLACK .na Goto Fl.-1 f 1 JUNEI934 , ,-l-L-- DOROTHY A. BENNETT Dorf Every class has its darling. We have ours in Dot. An elusive smile, sparkling brown eyes, brown wavy hair, a sunny disposition partially describe this popular young miss. Beside being a clever l'stenog Dot is envied for being the best dancer and for having a charming voice. Glee Club, 'aog Tennis, 'Bly 'l'ra,H'ic Squad, '34. BERTRAM BERNSTEIN Berlin The boy with a sincere personality and good humor, that's Bert. His favorite subject is QQDANCINGU in which he excels. Although he has not taken part in any athletics, he has well supported them, His future is undecided, but we know he will succeed. Good luck, Bert, Orchestfag Band. SYDNEY RICHARD BERNSTEIN rrsidlv erspeedn SAND-Grit on the cinders and basketball court. INITIATIVE-Ambition and will power to carry out big things DEVILTRY-A regular fella-always indulging in some schoolboy prank, and plenty o' good looks rolled into one spells Sid, Speed has an enviable athletic standing, a fine academic record, and a never-to-be- forgotten sunny disposition. May Lady Luck and Dame Fortune be forever in the palm of your hand. Science Club, '31g Debating Club, 'Hg Home Room Representative, '34g F1esh- man Baseball, '51, Leaders' Corps, '32, Indoo1 Track, '3lf'32f'33g Outdoor grack, '31f'32f'34g C1ross'Count1y, '33g Class Basketball, '32g Vanity Basket' a , '34. HOPE STELLA BERRY Here is the owner of snappy clothes, merry blue eyes, and a lovely smile. Although she has all the earmarks of being quiet, she really is fun-loving and mischievous. Hope is undecided as to her future, but we are sure success will be attained by the owner of this engaging personality. Hi Tri, l3l 3Z. CONSTANCE JEANNE BERUBE f'C07l1li3,, Connie is refreshingly different. Her quiet personality, sweet simplicity and Dresden daintiness are her chief characteristics. She is the type of girl who is unusual in high school, an unaffected person who does not display her best qualities in a noisy, 'flashy manner. Those who are fortunate enough to call her friend realize the value of heir sympa- thetic and sincere disposition. Au revoir, and luck to you. You deserve it, Connie ' . N 22 Q

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THE BLACK and GOLD - -ll , f JUNE.I934 , ,---- VAHAY JOSEF BARONIAN Baron And now, gentle reader, let us hesitate by casting our eyes upon the study of a noble countenance. Baronian excels in chemistry, and due to his anxiety to discover an unknown element, he will probably be in a moving position forever. The class wishes you all the luck in the world, Baron, Auf Wiedersehen. Biology Club, '3lg Art Club, '33 34g Nautical Club, '34, JOHN BARRY For he's a jolly good fellowl' is the reason for John's popularity at Central. Although his future is undecided, he is exceedingly interested in automobiles, and we would not be surprised if he found success in this industry. But no matter what his vocation, we will always remember him as a real pal. , JOHN EDWIN BATEMAN Did you ask, Who is this tall digniied-looking gentleman coming up the corridor? Well, it's John. He can always be seen with his many friends. John intends to continue in the electrical engineering field, and we wish him the best of luck. GEORGE HAMILTON BELL, JR. Introducing George, the noisest member of the Silent GJ Three and the greatest critic of Central athletics in the Senior Class. George can be heard mornings airing his views to the third member. George hopes to go to State and become a ditch digger or, if you will, mechanical engineer. Home Room Repnsevltative, 9B, MARY BENEDETTO Maw Sweet and lovely. These words give you a perfect description of Mae. Her sense ofhumor has won her many classmates, especially those of the opposite sex. Whenever a laughing group is gathered, you may be sure Mae is the center of it, nevertheless, the best wishes of the class go with you, Mae, 2l

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THE BLACK .na GOLD l f 1 JUNEI934 1 fT- - GUIRINO BIANCO Doc, White This handsome chap is quite a notable character in our school. He is seen at most of the social activities and is interested in sports. He is quite a musician, too. We all wish you luck, Doc. Football, '32f'33g All-State Squad, '34gO1chest1a, '3Of'31f'32g Band, '30f'31f'32. VLADIMIR BILIDA Valley Valley came to us from Pawtucket High two years ago. He is one fellow you can always depend upon. He is willing to help his friends and they have come to appreciate his friendship. We feel certain that he will be a success in whatever he attempts to do. Wrestling, '34. GEORGE WELDRON BISHOP A newspaper career-what else would you predict for the Old Sagen? Sports Slants, Central Vfeek-by-XVeek and every dance have featured this dynamic personality. George had the temerity to use his Centralite pass to gain admission to anything from a gridiron press box to one of Miss Slade's hops. The class horoscope shows him as a Paul Gallico, a mad young man of Manhattan. ' Football, '32g C811f1dlifE,, Spovts Editor, l33'l34. REIDAR A. B JERKE rrRuy:: 1 ' Here's a fellow who has made many friends while at Central. If one wishes to find Ray, all he has to do is ask for his pal, Jimmie Ray has excelled in Mechanical Drawing, and some day he hopes to succeed in this vocation. W'e know that he will. Good luck, 'LRay. Swimming Club, '32g Rifle Club, ,32. H. COBURN BLACKINTON ffcobyn Here's t'Coby with the blond hair and blue eyes. He appears to be very noisy but, on the contrary, is very quiet. His favorite sport is dancing and his favorite instrument is the piano. He is a master of both. Coby will further his education in a New London navigation school. Good luck and best wishes go with him. 23