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

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 CosMo B. CATANZARO Gicapb 6'Cap came to us from Bridgham four years ago, and while in Central, has made many friends of both sexes. Usually he is a quiet sort of fellow but don't let that fool you for he is full of pep, although a little bit shy. Cap is ta loyal supporter of athletics and dances. His favorite subject is Commercial Law and he will try to further his knowledge at Providence College. We won't -say good-bye but just good luck, for Central will lose one of her best scholars in Cap. SALVATORE CATANZARO ::Katss Kat is one of the most conservative and studious boys in our class. His high scholastic standing was never precarious. He says that his favorite study is electricity. He hopes to increase his knowledge in this field, and so to a future great electrician we say, so long, Kat. ASSUNTA CERBO ifSue79 Flashing dimples, sweetest smile, A girl for whom you'd walk a mile- This is NSue, the sparkling brown-eyed miss of the senior class. She is so pleasant and cheerful that it is a pleasure to know her. Sue's sincerity, ready understanding and willingness to oblige have drawn many loyal friends to her. She has attained an envi- able standing in all her subjects, but claims Italian to be her favorite. Whatever her ultimate goal may be, a girl possessing such idealistic qualities is destined for everlasting happiness and success. Tennis, 10.4, 11Bg Thrift Council, 12Bg Italian Club, 11A, 12B, IZA: Vice-President Italian Club, 12B, IZA. , 'Q ELIZABETH CHECRALLAH 'SBetty Chickie 1 A large crowd - a slip of a girl - a roar of laughter. There's Beth in the midst of popularity, gaiety, and continuousfmerri- ment. Gentlemen don't prefer blondes when this sweet bit of femininity is around. That everlasting smile of her's has kept Mr. Gloom on the run. Good luck, '4Beth.,' May your future be as bright as your past. ' E HELEN A. CHENIS Helen is one of the most sincere and lovable girls in our class. Her cheering smile and pleasing personality have won her many friends. Helen is one girl who never worries about homework. We are sure she will be a great success in whatever she undertakes. Good luck, Helen.

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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

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 LOUIS CHIAVERINI Louis came to us from Tech three years ago and has made a host of friends. He is never seen with books but manages to pass in all his subjects. Louis is full of fun and is the life of the class. 'He intends to become an engineer and will enter the University of Pittsburgh next year. Best of luck, '6Lou. SELMA CHORNEY Central High School is mighty proud of this tall, stately, attrac- tive miss. Selma, with her pleasing personality is sure to succeed in the business world. For her, we have a parting sigh, , And though we hate to break the tie, We know after she has gone, Fond memories will linger on. ALBERT CHRISTOFARO Al Christie,' Tall and handsome, is this type of person one is proud to call a friend. He is the personiiication of the proverbial good friend as testified by either sex. When you see him with his side kick Al Romano you are about to witness fun and perhaps a little trouble. HAI has supported the school both in sports and dances. Radio is his future. Adios, dear friend, and may success be yours. Ukelele, '343 Harmonica, '34g Italian Club, '34g Block Print, '32, EDWARD MARIO CIARAMELLO Leaving an enviable record behind him, Eddie came to us from Perry in search of more knowledge. His pleasing characteristics have won him the esteem of his classmates. Eddie has always been a zealous worker, which explains his presence on the R. I. Honor Society. He excels in French and 'LMath', but he claims the latter his favorite. With his power and ambition nothing is impossible for him. We are confident of his success. R. I. Honor Society. CARMELA CICCONE Let us introduce Carmela, the girl who has made a host of friends with her pleasing personality. This charming girl intends to enter the business world. Good luck to you, Carmela! We know that you will succeed in your work. Glee Club, '32, 23 !