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

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E BLACK AND GGLD - JANUARY, 1935 LYDIA CAPOBIANCO Tall, attractive, a pair of sparkling dark eyes and a pleasing dis- position partly describes our Lydia. Lydia, who is one of the most popular girls of our class, has distinguished herself as one of Central's best typists and has attained an enviable scholastic record. We know that whatever she undertakes in the business world she will be successful. Good luck, Lydia. Italian Clnb, '32g Home Room Representative, '33, Tennis, '32-'33, Basketball, '33g Ukelele Club, '34g Leaders' Corps, '32'-'33, Traffic, '34, ALBERT CAPORASO GSA F7 66Capy!7 Here, friends, you gaze upon the noble countenance of one of the best-liked members of our class. He is none other than Al, the possessor of a jovial nature, which has won for him many friends. Although Al is never burdened by many books he al' ways manages to nget by. Al is undecided -as to his future, but we know that he will be successful in whatever he undertakes. Best of luck, HAI. LEROY CARD Roy., U Now we introduce our 4'Roy. His good nature and pleasing person- ality have reaped everlasting friendship for him during his stay at Central. uRoy,' seems to have no use for the fair sex. f?J He is a proficient student and never fails in any undertaking. After graduation he plans to enter some institution of higher learning. Good luck, 'gRoy. R. I. Honor Society. RUTH K. CARLEEN Here, bright and debonair, we have one of our most popular seniors. Her jokes and laughter are known throughout the entire school. But primarily, Ruth is a very brilliant student. What the future holds in store for her is hidden, but we can readily say that success is sure to follow her. Best of luck, Ruth! Budget Collector, '31-'32, Senior Play Usher, '34. MARIE CARLOTTI Dimples A glance at her picture and you will see, Our charming, sweet, and dimpled, Marie, This Miss is a studious girl who will succeed in the business world. The key note to her pleasing personality Has made her achieve the greatest popularity. Bookkeeping is her ambition, which in the future will be her pos1t1on. Hockey, '32, Swimming, '32g Tennis, '33, Hastexx, '33,

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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

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E LACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 HAZEL CARLSON This dashing bit of a blue-eyed blonde, constitutes Hazel. She is not only versatile, but one of the most popular girls of our class. Hazel will venture into the metropolis of Boston, and enter the portals of Forsythe Dental School. We are confident of her future. May success be yours. Home Room Representative, '31-'33g Social Committee, '34, M. GRACE CARNEVALE George J. West Junior High School certainly suffered a great loss when Grace came to us three years ago. With her cheerful disposition and bright optimism, she has won -a place in all of our hearts. Besides being a diligent student, Grace is an accomplished pianist. May our wish for your success in the future be a guiding star to you. A Art Club, '32, EDWARD A. CARPENTER ccEddieas :cEdss What are all those uHello's and greetings? Has some great celebrity come to honor our school? No! it is 'iEddie being greeted by his classmates each morning. Eddie's everlasting wit and cheery smile have brightened many dull class rooms, but this has not interfered with hi-s work and he has always attained high .standings in his studies. He is undecided as to what he will do after graduation but we are sure he will succeed in anything he undertakes. EVELYN CARUso c:Evers Here folks is none other than our own Evelyn. She really needs no introduction, as she is one of the best liked members of our class. A pleasing personality along with a delightful sense of humor are the splendid assets which our Evelyn possesses. Evelyn -hopes to enter the business world and we know that in whatever she undertakes she will succeed. , EDNA MAY CASH This quiet, refined and sedate little miss is one of our most loyal and friendly classmates. She is a true friend and always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. After graduation she will enter the business world, where we know she will succeed. Good luck, Edna. 21 . 1 i .V Y ct