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

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CO TE TS TITLE PAGE ----- THE BLACK AND GOLD BOARD PROLOGUE - - - ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - POREWORD ---- PAGES FROM AN ALBUM - - ESSAY ON MUSIC AND DRAMA PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION PART PART PART PART PART I-ADMINISTRATION SENIORS - CLASSES - IV-ATHLETICS V-ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS - - - - W e-Iles on dzur. al pages by Vzrgrnza All 0 V 3l0K13I.AlllI W7 ag -.-vfg ag , u 1 I. 1' ' W1 I , R! .3. en. photox PAGE 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10-17 18-93 94-103 - 104-119 - 120-139 - 142-152 by Dfgnnn

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The Black and Gold Board DORIS COLLINS JOHN CAPUANO Editors-in-Chief MADELINE VIGNEAU Assistant Editor JESSELYN MARROCCO Business Managers RUTH M. EDDY, Clubs ANTHONY LUTRARIO, Features Business S taff GEORGIA STERGIOS EVA MARKOPOLUS DOMINIE PUSATERI Louis VOTTA MARGARET ARMBRUST ARTHUR BECK CLARE BISCHOFF EDITH CARSTENSEN VIVIAN CHASE Associate Editors MARILYN KRUGER CLARENCE ST. JACQUES, Sports CHARLES S. WILLIAMS, Photography VIRGINIA ALLEN. Art Photography Staff S. W. BARDSLEY RAYMOND COLWELL, JR. WILLIAM DEGNAN JACK DAWSON Senior Committee KATHERINE CLARE FRANCIS CONREY ALICE COPLEY RITA DEVANE AMY DREYER Art Stal? FOSTER CADDELL RAYMOND HASSELL ORLANDO LEONE ELMORE ROBERTS ELEANOR GOLDBERG GEORGE HARRINGTON RUTH NORDQUIST RITA PRINCE DOMINIE PUSATERI CHARLOTTE SHORE HERBERT ZEINER Faculty Committee WALTER BROWNSWORD, Chairman RICHARD E. BAILEY, Art JOHN A. BATTLE. Business CHARLES J. JONES, Features Copyright, 19 3 7 Madeline Vigneau, Doris Collins and Marilyn Kruger 4, .2.

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Prologue Another school year has ended, and in this, the eighth issue of the BLACK AND GOLD, the Staff wishes to pay tribute to the musical and dramatic organizations of Central High School. Realizing the rapidly rising importance of these or- ganizations, we wish to extend our enthusiastic support for their continued growth. In this issue we wish to acknowledge our debt of gratitude to Dr. Walter H. Butterfield of the music department, and Miss Florence Bray of the drama depart- ment, for their untiring efforts to enlarge and improve the department each directs. Our musical organizations rank with the finest in the state, and they alone well deserve the honor of having a place in the theme of the June issue of the BLACK AND GOLD. Equally important is the dramatic department, and we feel that one without the other would make the theme incomplete. The general make-up of the book centers around this joint theme. In our feature article we have attempted to express our gratitude to these two organizations, knowing how much prestige the school has gained by having them as two of our most progressive departments. In the pages that follow, we trust that you will find much to interest you. Different style, new arrangement, and a large number of unusual photographs are all included. As a result of six months' careful work, the Staff pre- sents this issue to the school. We hope it will prove enter- taining, and worthy of being cherished in years to come as a memory of what you have done throughout your years at Central High School. .4.