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

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H THE BLACK AND GOLD - ' JUNE -l936-- A Thumbnail Sketch of Central High School Largest high school in Rhode Island 4175 students 1006 10B students 954 10A students 560 11B students 605 11A students 380 12B students 670 12A students Length school year, 180 days Length class period, 45 minutes Two sessions each day Three buildings 67 home room 98 classrooms 8 shops 1 auditorium fcapacity, 3 cafeterias 2 libraries 3 music rooms 1 project room 1 recreation room 1 art gallery 14 departments of study 18 counselors 11301 1 dean of girls 212 teachers 9 critic teachers 9 student teachers 2 librarians 4 library assistants 12 office workers 6 music teachers 1 stock clerk 1 janitor Q17 helpersj 650 average number graduates Uunej 450 average number graduates Uanuaryj 20 student organizations 12 sports teams Qboysj 5 sports teams Cgirlsj 2 uniformed bands 1 junior band 3 orchestras 1 year-book QBLACK AND GOLDD 1 newspaper QThe Centralitej 1 student activities office 1 dramatic society 1 stagecraft group and regular instructor 129 telephones Radio in every classroom and office of main building The Blaelc and Gold Award elf 9 f 5 1 nl' 'Q r, GN G N THE 'Q g BLACK C 4 K 1 AND GoLD Q AWARD 1936 7 1 A 1 F' T240 is 4 AQ 00 ,, ilallxi, BEGINNING with this issue the Faculty Committee of the BLACK AND GOLD will select one contribution from each yearbook published and pay it and its writer a signal tribute. The contribution which, in the opinion of the members of the Faculty Committee, is the best from a literary standpoint will be given the BLACK AND GOLD Award. The insignia of this award will be a laurel wreath which will be placed at the beginning of the short story, essay, editorial, poem or feature adjudged best in the minds of the Faculty Committee. Look for the laurel wreath in this issue. With the BLACK AND GOLD Award, the Faculty Com- mittee hopes to encourage meritorious writing and to stim- ulate among students of the school a desire to engage in creative writing. The BLACK AND GOLD always stands ready to welcome to its pages the work of students who wish to free themselves from the fetters of awkward si- lence. COPYRIGHT 1 9 3 6 Elsie Barks, Theresa Surabian, Editors-in-Chief Joseph Bova, Business Manager Panel on opposite page by Frank J. lafrate, '36 .6.

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THE BLACK AND GOLD - - JUNE - 1936 . Q The Black and GOICI Board Editors-in-Chief ELSIE BARKS, '36 THERESA SURABIAN, '36 Associate Editor MADELINE VIGNEAU, 37 Supervisor of Accounts MARGARET DONOVAN, '3 6 Business Manager JOSEPH BOVA, '36 Assistant Business Managers ANGELINA ALBANESE, '36 EVELYN GERACE, '36 ELEANOR BATTEY, '3 7 JOSEPH CHARPENTIER,'3 7 DORIS COLLINS, '38 HOPE DEL BARONE, '37 JOHN PALAZZI, '36 AUSTIN WESTERBERG, '38 PHYLLIS DOANE, '37 HARRIET LAUGHLIN, '3 6 NATALIE LOMBARDI, '37 ERNEST STRAUSS, '36 RITA D'AMICO, '36 JOHN FULTON, '36 ELIZABETH MORSE, '36 CARL ADLER, '37 MARGARET CALIGIURI, '3 6 MILDRED DOYLE, '3 7 MORRIS LAZARUS, '38 EVA MARKOPULOS, '3 7 The S tat? Literary ELMER EDDY, '37 RAYMOND FERRI, '3 6 MARY FOSTER, '38 CLAIRE GALLIGAN, '36 JOHN HUGHES, '37 Sports CHARLES SAUNDERS, '38 BARBARA WHITEHEAD, '36 Clubs MARIO IVIACARUSO, ' 3 6 DOROTHY IVICKINNEY, ' 3 7 VICTOR PIMBLE, '3 6 BETTY WEXLER, '3 7 Photography S. W. BARDSLEY, '39 Art Editor FRANK JAMES IAFRATE, '3 6 Art Staff CLIFFORD ORCUTT, '37 A. A. PASHALIDES, '38 TEDDY RENGIGAS, '38 Advertising JOHN MYERS, '36 JOHN PALAZZI, '36 HELEN PAPPAS, '37 JENNIE PANASEWICH, '37 ANGELINA ROUVELAS, '37 Typists IRMA RIDDERBELKE, '36 BEATRICE SCHWARTZ, '38 CATHERINE SHEHAN, '3 8 BARBARA STARR, '36 JOSEPHINE FAMIGLIETTI, '36 WINIFRED CAREY, 36 PHILOMENA RENZI, '36 ERNEST SNEAD, '38 JACK DAWSON, '37 RUDOLPH SOLTYS, '36 BARBARA STARR, '36 SAM SLEPROW, '38 GEORGIA STERGIOS, '3 7 BEATRICE SCHWARTZ. '38 EDITH THORNTHWAITE, '37 EMILY LA ROCCA, '36 SOPHIE PAPPAS, '36 GLADYS WARREN, '37 Faculty Committee ELMER R. SMITH, Chairman RICHARD E. BAILEY, Art WALTER BROWNSWORD, Literary WESLEY H. WEBB, Advertising .5.

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