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

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SENIOR R We-K . as I 'lu.,,.,, . W. , RUTH L. BOUCHARD 'iIt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Quietness, accuracy, and dependability are a few of the many characteristics which have been discov- ered in this young lady by her class- mates. She's a girl who deserves the best things in life, and we wish her the greatest success in the Held of nursing. which she has chosen for her career. Ruth plans to enter the Hospital of St. Barnabas, in New Jersey, after graduation. FLORENCE EMILY BRAMBLE Florence is one of Central's more re- served students. She is liked by teach- ers and students. VVinning her friend- ship is something to be prized. Her extensive knowledge of secretarial work, combined with her exceptiona'ly fine character, will be the basis of her fu- ture success. Our loss will be a great one when she leaves us. WlI.l.lAM BRANNON Bill's prohciency in academic studies has made him the envy of all students. He might have been a star baseball player but for outside activities, which have prevented him from reporting for practice. Business-like, ambitious, clever - -his success in the business world is assured. OMER J. BRISSON JOSEPH BOVA Allow us to introduce to you this popular young gentleman, Joe, an in- dustrious boy of our class. Joe is a hard worker and an interested student, who has always done his lessons faith- fully. He has taken a commercial course and claims bookkeeping, at which he is a wizard, as his favorite subject. Joe intends to enter the business world af- ter graduation. Soccer, '34: Junior Varsity Football, '3-5: S. A. O. Bookkeeper, M563 BLACK AND COLD Board, '36. HARRY BRANDT Harry is one of the regular fellows of our class. His pleasing personality has won him a great many friends Harry's favorite subject is mechanical drawing. in which he excels. His hobby is taking automobile engines apart and putting them back together again. Some day we think he will be a great drafts- man. Harry intends to further his edu- cation at the Rhode Island School of Design. ANNA BARBARA BRIDGE A true friend is our Barbara. Her cheery smile has made many a day seem brighter. She is a loyal Central student and a supporter of all ath- letics. Barbara has chosen nursing as her career, and we feel conndent that she will bring comfort. cheer, and happiness to many a sufferer in the future. Traffic, '34: Thrift, '33. SELMA HELENE BRIER XVe End Red in many moods. He his Btlfeffive' fi-fboneif-f-ver Selma is a ,,,.. won the hearts of his classmates by QUNVQ modest PUSOU Whose SWPQI PU' 4 bring 3 jolly good fellow, Good na. sonality is savored with a dash of wit, lured, always willing to lend a hand, Selma, ,as a student, represents the ideal outspoken, and sagacious, that's Red. Cfffffallff- Her depend-3bilifY and Sin' ce Vlr t VL Although hc has takgn no part in cerity have brought her cherished friend- school sports, he has always liberally Ships at Central. Selma will attend I 'A' ' Supported them, llis dgslre for Klum. Bryant College to continue her business tion has made him an outstanding stu- PdUC3ll0He dent in all his subjects. May his fu- Dramatic Qlubv '354 ture be as sunny as his smile. 5 .e M Ii s E' N D o D I. Hi , I I i' me at J U N E - 1 9 3 6 PERSONALS .2O.

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Good-natured, fun-lo SENIOR CG THE BLACK AND GOLD JUNE - 1936 me ALFREDA BIESEKERSKI Sweet, friendly, jovial, loyal-each one of these is the fine quality. found in Alfreda that goes a long way to make her a real class idol, Through her witty remarks and pleasing nature, she has won many friends in the three short years she has been with us. Our best wishes go with you. Science Club. '3 6. EDWARD JOSEPH BLACKBURN Eddie is a fun-loving and unassum- ing fellow who came to us from Gil- bert Stuart. Since then he has been an active member of both the band and orchestra. Eddie is undecided as to his education in the future, but he may play a saxaphone in some famous orchestra in days to come. Whatever he chooses, We wish him luck. Senior Band, '33, '34, '35, '36: Or- chestra, '33, '34, '35, '36. LEONARD BLOOM Lenny is one of Central's most pop- ular students. His loyalty and willing- ness to help others have brought him many friends. His executive ability is attested by the fact that he was ap- pointed circulation manager of the Cen- tralite. His athletic skill was proved when he played on the varsity basket- ball team. Leonard is undecided about plans for the future, but we know he will succeed in anything he undertakes. Basketball, '34, '35, '36: Football. '35: Traffic Squad, '34, '35: Press Club, '35, '36: Centralite Staff, '35, '36. HAIG BOGHIGIAN A more friendly or loyal classmate than Haig would be hard to find in a school like ours. He is that quiet and serious type: once he is known, he is very jolly. He has achieved his high school diploma by hard work, with the intention of becoming a druggist. ALEXANDER BILIDA Needless to say, no specific introduc- tion is needed for our an ambitious lad, who i will be an aid to this He possesses all the fine good luck and honor be you achieve the best in dear friend Al, n time to come world of ours. qualities. May yours, and may life. Basketball Junior Varsity, '34: Sci- ence Club, '35, Wrestling, '34, '36. DOROTHY NORA BLAKE ving Dorothy! Her friendliness and pleasing personal- ity have won for her a host of friends. She expects to enter the Rhode Island Hospital Training School for Nurses in the near future. With her keen mind, her helpful nature, and her words of cheer, we feel that in the days to come, Dorothy will be the inspiration of all her patients. HANNAH MYRTLE BLUM Myrtle's sincerity and dependability as well as her refreshing grace of man- ner make her a delightful associate. Myrtle is one of Central's outstanding graduates. Since coming to us from Lewis School, in Boston, she has ably upheld her scholastic record and still finds time to devote to extra-curricular activities, Myrtle's sparkling personal- ity, attractive appearance, and all-round competence provide assurance of a suc- cessful future. Proscenium Club, '35: Vice-Presi- dent, '36: Thrift Council, '34, '352 Budget Collector, '35: Contest Play, '36: Central Theatre Guild, '36. CARMINE JOSEPH BONITATI When first seen, Joe seems to be the sort of chap who is inclined to be quiet. Once acquainted with him. how- ever, you will see that this is not so. He is known to all his friends as a de- pendable person. He is sports but could not co our halls because of ou interested in mpete while in tside activities. We deeply regret the leaving of one of our best friends. Q 'A i.ttqW,j1 .' PERSONALS .19.

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SENIOR THE BLACK AND GOLD JUNE - 1936 792 WALTER ERNEST BR OCKLEHURST Although outwardly reserved, Brock. upon acquaintance, proves a regular fellow. He is possessed of subtle humor and keen sympathy for others. His in- terest in things nautical indicates that he intends to follow the sea-going lra- ditions of his family and strive to he- come an ofhcer in the Navy. Taking his schoolflife as a matter of course, Brock made a good record here. We are sure that he will find fair weather ahead. Nautical Club. '3 3. DOROTHY ALMA BROWN The years at Central have sped all too swiftly, and here we are losing an- other grand Central student. Dorothy is an ardent student who enjoys her French and chemistry thoroughly. Al- though her future is quite undecided. we hope that her studies at Central will stand her in good stead in whatever course she chooses to follow, Best wish- es for success, Dotty! Centrulite Representative. '3 4, FRANK BROWN You never hear anyone asking who Brownie is: everyone knows him. His cheerful outlook on life and his will- ingness to help those in difhculty have won him many friends during his stay at Central. Frank intends to enter an aviation training school after leaving us. and we are sure that he will succeed there as he has succeeded in Central. We wish you happy landings, Brownie! Football, '34: Home Room Repre- sentative, '33, '34: Budget Collector. '33. '34. HELEN GERTRUDE BROWNELL Helen, one of our charming Central- ites, has gained a host of friends dur- ing her three years at Central. Her willingness to help others through their difficulties has helped her to win true friends among her classmates and the faculty. After graduation, Helen inf tends to enter the business world. We know that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. We wish you success in the future, Helen. NATASHKA BRONOVITSKY One of the outstanding figures in Central is Nat. Her witty sayings have been a constant source of amusement to us. She has won a nrm place in the hearts of her classmates by her pleas- ing personality. Nat manages to pass all her subjects and still be found Where the fun is going on. Her ambi, tion is to become a nurse. but what- ever vocation she chooses as a career, we are sure that her charm and charac- ter will bring her success. ESTHER O. BROWN Personality and a ready smile tl:- scribe our Esther, She is always ready to lend a helping hand to a friend in need. Bookkeeping, in which she ex' cels. is her favorite subject. Esther in- ttnds to enter the business world after graduation. FRED BROWNE Fred is a happy-go-lucky chap known throughout Central for his humorous nature. He came to Central from Clas- sical two years ago. Fred possesses great artistic ability which he has used to the best advantage in Mr. Bail:y's art classes. Although Fred has not been able to participate in any athletics while at Central, he had been an ardent sports enthusiast. He is undecided about his future, but we know that he will prove successful in any venture he undertakes. PHYLLIS LOUISE BRYDEN If you see a little girl, arms full of books. hurrying down the corridor in Central. you can be almost certain that it is Phyl. Phyl has attained a high standard in all of her studies. She is well-known and loved by all for her ever-present cheer and friendliness. Phyllis will further her education at a well-known training school for nurses. We Wish Phyllis future success! G? L A i ., ,. to A A wi PERSONALS .21.