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

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E BLACK AND GOLD F JANUARY, 1935 IsAAc BROWN Brother Here is Brother an essential element in our senior class. He, who is given to be very quiet and modest, has very original ideas, and always displays an unusually clever brand of common sense- Oh! have we forgotten about what a wonderful dancer he is? We now take this opportunity to extend to him our best wishes for future years. WALTER CARY BROWN Cary is an air-minded individual whose most ardent thoughts are of aviators, airplanes and all other flying contraptions. His only ambition is to become an ellicient pilot, and all his friends are sure he will make good. Cary excels in math and machine shop. WENDELL PHILLIPS BROWN Brownie Wendy Flash'i Here is our Brownie the most popular athlete of our school. He represents us in football, basketball, and track. New England has named him its most outstanding track athlete. He is also there when it comes to dancing. Graduation will take from us a gentle- man and friend. Au revoir, Brownie Track, '31-'32-'33g Indoor Track, '31-'32-'33g Football, '32-'33-'349 Basketball, '34g Class Basketball, IOA, 11Bg Leaders' Corps, '32-'33: Traits Squad: 12B Social Commltteeg Home Room Representative, IOB, 10A, 1lB, 12B. MARTHA EVELINE BROWNE Env Brownie', This sparking little blonde, with laughing blue eyes and a charm- ing personality, is none other than our Eveline. She can usually been seen strolling down the corridor with her inseparable pal, '6Alf' Although Ev is full of mischief, she is really quite studi- ous C?J in classes. Her captivating smile and winning ways have brightened the hearts of many Central students. We know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Best of luck, pal. EDITH BUCKLEY A giggle, a burst of laughter, and behold, our Edith with golden hair appears. She may be constantly seen with Rose, her com- panion in giggling, and hopes to continue her life work side by side with her. Edith possesses a deep brilliant mind and is thorough in everything she undertakes. Edith'-s success is assured because she has poise, intelligence, and refinement.

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gy THE BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 ROBERT JOSEPH BRITT Bob Pancho That well-dressed chap sauntering down the corridor is none other than 'gBob , one of the most popular members of the senior class. His artistic ability has made him well known throughout the school. Central's athletic teams have been spurred on to greater victories because of Pancho's cheer-leading. He intends to further his education at some art school. So long, pal, we know success awaits you in your chosen field. Sketch Club, '31-'32g Cheer Leading, '33-'34g Black and Gold Art Staf, '33g Black and Gold Art Editor, '34g Ukelele Cfub, '34. CARMINO BROCCOLI Charles This is station CHS introducing Charles Broccoli, the fellow who has won numerous friends of both sexes with his sunny disposition. His favorite subject is French. Although Charles is undecided about his future, we are sure he will succeed in whatever task he undertakes. Au revoir, Charlie Soccer, '31-'32, EDWARD FRANCIS BRODEUR Now we introduce Eddie This young man's friendly attitude has won the respect of his classmates during his stay at Central. With his ability and willingness to help, there is no doubt but that he will succeed in the outside world. Hi-Y, '34-'35. IDA BROTMAN Ida is a vivacious bit of femininity. One glance at her sparkling brown eyes and smiling countenance will convince you that she is full of fun. If you don't know her, you've missed a lotg if you do know her, you know what the others have missed. Here's to you, Ida, we know you'll make the grade. ARTHUR L. BROWN, JR. KA fin nBf01lJ7Li8,, Now we ,come to 'gArt',, that blue-eyed blonde often seen ambling through Central usually with his pal Leo or one of the fairer sex. Art is going to be one of our future advertising men in the business world. Already he has begun his career in the Outlet. Brownie will be a R. I. State man next fall. Good luck, old pal. 17

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 MARY ELEANOR BURGESS Here, folks, is Mary. What a shy, demure lass she looks! You don't know her though. Mary has a most remarkable disposition. always happy and ready to lend a helping hand. We donit know what her future will be, but with her amiable disposition and winning smile, she will succeed. MARY BURNEY . Tall, slender and attractive with a joyous personality and a win- ning smile, and you have Mary. Her sincere manner has won ,for her a host of friends during her stay at Central. Mary is un- decided as to her future but we are sure that she will be a suc- cess in whatever she undertakes. . ' MARY CA1To Here's the best natured girl in Central. A lady, a friend, a pal. Mary possesses a sterling personality which has lifted her to the position of Vice-President of her class. We wish you luck, Mary. RESTIE CALISE CERae77 Success is sure to be Rae's lot. Her high intelligence and will- ingness to learn is bound to make her an outstanding figure at her chosen profession. Rae,' possesses the characteristics of a true friend who is always willing to lend a helping hand. Letls all wish her the best of luck. Tennis, '33-'34g Baxketball, '32-'33-'34, Circola Patrorca, '33-'34g Field Hockey, '33. . GERTRUDE CAMPBELL C5Gert9I We take pleasure in introducing to you, Gert,,' one of the best natured girls in the Senior Class. This little girl who came to Central two years ago, has made a great many friends here. She excels in all her subjects, especially chemistry. Cert's desire is to become a nurse, so, go to it, and we wish you best of luck. 19