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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1939 volume:

ff n1qQ1..maeo1a lI'FX XXuHXX'VllllllllS S ' 'rugu -4 ff! ' K Q ? F- ? ' The Black and Gold Board lidllm'-iii-Clzief RUTH M URIICI. EDDY Assofiafe and Mfmngiiig Editor DORIS YELLE Assistant Editors JOHN GORDON FOSTER CADDELL, Art GEORGE HOl'1'S, Clubs THOMAS SANTOPIETRO, Business FRANCES SIICXVICRTS, Advertising S. XV. BARDSLICY, PlIOfUglYllJllJ' Plzologmllllly ALAN WALKER, Asst. KURT SL1klOICN'l'HAI.ICR JOSEPH MURA'fORE EDWARD LYONS MARY POTTER, Clerieal ALl7l!fI4l1.S1.?Ig PAULINE MUSCO EVISLYN VERDE JUSTIN MORLIAN LEONARD LANNI ALICE ZAKARIAN ANNE BOSCHl2'l 1'1 NIARION BEZIGIAN ANTI-IONY SPANO KIULIO BAGNATOR1 ANTHONY lVIISlJRICI,I.l ANITA IALTAIAN Clerical SONA KALFAIAN IJENORIC MCGUY -JOSICPHINE MONTEc:ALvO PAULINIC MARSIYIALL MARY IJELLA SELYA LILLIAN KAIIIEMAN MILTON SHOESNIITH, Aide Sjmrls FRANCIS CAMI-IsEI.I. Rl'I'A LA l I.AMMI-2 FRED HARMON SIIIRLICY l'HII.I.lPS Senior Committee ELIVIORE ROBERTS ALBERT ROBBIO MARY J. NEY MARY SALZILLO RUTH LORANG RUTII FARROXV CHARLOTTE BUCHANAN MATILDA RICCIO JEAN MACDONALD Faculty Committee MR. :ALFRED CLEAVES, Clmimmn MR. RlCllfXRlJ E, BAI LEY, A rl Prologue Quality rather than quantity, cotnpactness yet completeness, and a true annal of school lile are what we have strived for in this issue of Tm: BLACK AND Corn. Senior personals, candid camera pictures, write-ups ol' athletics and organizations, group photo- graphs, and 'line BLACK AND GOLD awards rnake this a combination pictorial and literary yearbook. Tm.: BLACK AND Gorn awards con- sist ol' insignias printed at the beginning of the literature judged finest hy a faculty connnittee, and represent originality, and high quality ol' workmanship and construction. You will lind also in this issue various special leatures. XVe present the product of our work to you. XVe have prepared it for you, receiving in return happy hours, immeasurable knowledge, and new friends. THE EDITORS. r?,, , T. lfu,xx141.1 N XVAI Foreword Once again ffl-IE BLACK AND CLOLD connotes a new era in the varied history of our school. Restored anew to the single session day, students and teachers alike rejoice in the freedom and progress that this change has Wrought. A good beginning has been made.-the future looks bright ahead. Under the able direction of Mr. Alfred S. Cleaves. these pages chronicle the interests and activities ol' our students, particularly ol the graduate class. May they all, in the years to come, find pleasure and inspiration in reviewing these pages. And may all success and hap- piness attend the graduates of January l939,-the first to be graduated from the single session Central I-ligh School. T. FRANKLIN WA1.sll as ,fix The Class ol January 1939 graduates at a time when the world is greatly troubled. Conllicting lorms of political philosophy have already aroused great distrust and hatred in Europe and in the Orient. An undeclared war is being waged in China and jittery Europe fears momentarily to be awakened from a lretful sleep by the booming ol guns. XVe in the United States are trying to emerge from a serious and prolonged depression. The problems which we must solve have many political implications. XVe believe as a nation in the democratic lorm of government. This beliel implies intelligent participation on the part ol our citizensg it calls lor the assumption of a delinite and constant responsibility. The boys and girls who are graduating lroin Central will soon become voting citizens who, il' they assume this responsibilty as I believe they will, are going to become sell-sustaining members of society and are going to help to perpetuate those institutions which guarantee lile, liberty and the pursuit of happiness to themselves and the generation to follow. There is a challenge and an opportunity awaiting these boys and girls: a challenge and an opportunity distinctly American. Our nation, now in her adolescence, offers as much to thrill her young people as did the young America to her pioneers. Of course, it is not just the same. No, but the elements ol adventure and oppor- tunity still exist. The graduates of Central for some years to come can rest assured of this fact. I believe that they will take advantage ol these opportunities as individuals and as citizens according to the best traditions of our educational institutions, So near is grandeur to the dust, So near is God to man, Vlhen Duty whispers low, 'ATliou must! The youth replies, I can! HORACE H. HENDRICK it 3 i Xxx I ,W X N GQSQS fx? The Facuky DR. T. FRANKLIN IVALSH, Princijnal HORACE H. HENDRICK, Vice Principal LUCY H. PIERCE, Dean of Girls STUDENT COUNSliI.01iS T. REGINA O'DON N ELISA ELIZABETH C, GALLIVAN MARY A. GORMAN ROBERT D. HALL MARY B. LEONARD BENTLEY MACKINTOSH fAsst. AIOSEPH J. MCCORMICK QIII charge of llIlgl'1lKIClI clussj ROBERT E. MCMILLAN ,jENNY M. PALMER DOROTHY PRESTON CELIA TOUR'I'ELLO'l' BERTHA H. WILCOX .IDjL'STIIlliN'l' ELIZABETH C. GALLIVANX ALBERT E. BEACHEN EDXVARD H. GAUTHIER EDNA B. KEENAN 'l'. RIISSELL MCGRATH GRACE M. NEAGLE MARY F. REYNOLDS CSIIIDSIIIIIICA MILDRED N. STRUCK PAYSON IV. TUCKER .-IR T RICHARD E. BAILEY QCIILIIYIIIRIII EIHEI. PIERCE RALPH C. SCOTT COMMIQR Cl.-I I. ELMER C. M'II.lSlIRif 1iUOKKElil'IA'fi XVALTER L. BREARD THEODORE H. CARTER F. MELVIN CLARK KATHERINE E. CURRY QIOHN R. IJOLAN ELIZABETH M. HOIII' SADIE MHCGRECOR RUTH A. TOM'I.E SliCHET.f1R1, I I. FRANCIS S. ALLEN DOROTHY M. ARNO'l l' HILDA F. BRADSHAW LOIS CAMPBELI. MAE T. DEGNAN fHcucl of IDCPZIVIIIICIII. Counsulorj D ANNE I.. FLYNN HELEN M. HOLLEY CATHERINE V. G. LEVERE CLARENCE A. LYONS M. CRACE MEAGHER PENN. INSHIP EMELY XV. CUSHMAN EILEEN M. GORHAM 1fNr:1.1sH .IAM nas H. c:H,xsE+ SABRA M. ANDERSON MARY I.. BOSXVORTH FLORENCE A. BRAY ELIZABETH A. CASEY NELLIE IS. COLIVELI. EMMA H. DAHLCREN ETHEL M. FISH foil Icuvcj LAURA IYINOGRAD fSuhslilulc'j ANNE E. HACKETT HELEN H. HATCH MARGARET M. HATCH FRANK JONES, JR. MARGIIERITE MATHEWS HELEN M.-E. MCCARTHY THERESA R. MCKENNA H. FRANCES MCKENZIE HARRIET PARKER ROGER S. ROBINSON NVESLEY I-I. AVEIKB I ORliICN I..-INGII.-11115 AI.ICE S. CARROLLI ,IOHN J. BAGLINI x1AR11c cz. c:.1.'rALozz1 1s.x1s1c1. DIZRFEE 1c'1'Hr:1. cz. JAMESON 111100 le. 1.EvANn1-:R R1-zum.-x '11 LOFTUS H,xR1um' la. PIERCE I-l0MIi IiCONOMIC.S' ROSE E. LOETZER QCIIRIIYIIIZIIID MARGUERITE T. BADCLEY MARY C. CAMPBELL HAZEI. L. FAY ALMA I.. B. IVATSON MARION S. AVOODS LIBRARY RUTH E. GREENE QLibrarianJ NIARY F. TREACY QASSL. LibrarizmJ ALI THEIIIA TICS ANNA BURNSIDEI SYDNEY W. BURTON ROSE M. FOGARTY MARY G. MAHONEY IRVING KATZNELSON c:HARLES E. MOSS, JR. QSIYIEIIIIIIQJ WINNIFRED II. WOOD AIECH.f1NIC.AlI. DRA IVING PETER CONII fCT11lTl'l1IfllIJ WALTER E. XYENDELI. AIUSIC DR. XVALTER H. BUTTERI lEI.D+ EDXYARD GRANT WALTER H. ANGELL NIADELEINE E. BAXTER MAURICE A. LEXVIS GEORGE F. POTTER ffIlI leuvcj SCIENCE EDWARD C. BROWN' ANIEDEO DE ROBBIO GEORGE R. DOLLOFI4' HELEN L. EMERSON ERNEST NI. LOVELI. BENTLEY BIACKINTOSH BELLA RUBINSTEIN MARY A. RYAN SHOPS CLEMENT N. ANDERSEN IRI. R. CLARKE HERBERT G. DITDLEY XVILLIS H. HATCH HARRY S. HUGHES C. ALBERT JOHNSON ELNIER S. MATHEWSON HARLAN B. PEABODY NEXVELL F. STARR JOSEPH XV. STUART NVILLIAM T. SVYMAN SOCIAL STUDIES FRANKLIN R. CUSHSIAN' HELEN L. ALDERNIAN WALTER H. ANDERSEN EDITH M. BAKER 'Head of Department. ALBERTINE L. BUTTS ALFRED S. CLEAVES SIAUDE COLLINS MARION II. HARLEY HARRIET If. JILLSON IIESSIE W. JOHNS CHARLES J. JONES EDITH T. MATTHEYVS ALBERT E. NIAYOH NIARION E. STEYVART c:EcII. A. WATT SIGH T CONSER VA TION GRACE H. MCNAMARA S TUDENT T1i.'1CHIfRS HENRY F, CAPASSO RAYMOND F. DEvI.IN FRANCES E. DIINN NIARY I.. A. IfITzI'A'I'RIc1R JEAN A. GILLIS SIARY E. MCGEOIIGH MII.DRED O. MATHESVSON KATHERINE O'ROURKE IIENO VERDI STUDY H41 I.I. CHARLOTTE A. YOUNG WILLIAM KUTNESKI COfORlJlN.-1 TOR LEONARD P. PHILBRICK PHYSIC.-II, ICDUCJ TION JOSEPH T. CURTIN CCTIZITYIIIRIIIJ CLARENCE O. ANDERSON DOROTHY ARNOLD EDNVARD A. BOGDA NIARTHA COLITZ BLANCHE H. EDSVARDS ANNA G. GORNIAN JOHN F. XVINANS OFFICE STAFF NIYRA A. KINIBALL NIARY TLRNER CYNTHIA If. GREEN HILDA P. SAMUELS RUTH XV. SIDDALL RUDOLI-I A. SALVATORE GRACE NI. NIOLLOY CCQYIIIIILISTIIIIIJ STOCK CLERK GEORGE A. FARR Acknowledgments january, 1939 Dear Render,- Cooperation is a necessary element in producing any high school publication. XVithout the support of their friends, the staffs could not accomplish much. The Editors of Tutti BLACK AND GOI.D have found this to be true, and wish to pause in the day's occupation for a moment to express our appreciation to those persons who have so willingly and ably given their aid to the members of Tina BLACK AND Goin board. To Dr. XValsh, our principal, we give due gratitude. Ever ready to lend his assistance, kind in his criticism, generous in his encour- agement, and sincere in his interest, he has made possible our de- veloping a yearbook of higher quality than we could have without his help. To Mr. Hendrick, our vice-principal, we are indeed grateful. XVitl1 his cooperation we have been able to work more efhciently. Miss Palmer, counselor of the se11ior class, has been most willing to help us at any time. In connection with the club write-ups and pictures, effusive thanks are due Mr. Philbrick, school coordinator, and club advisers. Mr. Chase, head of the English department, Mr. Hlebb, Miss Dahlgren, and Miss Bosworth have acted as the faculty committee to judge the material for illflli BLACK AND Goin awards. NVC express our deep appreciation to Mr. Bickford of the Bick' ford Engraving and Electrotyping Company, to Mr. Brouth of the L. H. Bellini Studio, and to Mr. John F. O'Hara of the Oxford Press, who have aided us immensely in our work. Mr. Lyons of the commercial department, teachers of senior home rooms, and Miss Turner and oilice staffs have cooperated with us greatly. Think of these people, reader, as you turn the pages of this issue of Central High School's yearbook. Very truly yours, THE ED1ToRs QKXQ KS THE BLACK AND ELMORE B. ROBERTS Class President Known as: Shorty As we see him: Oratorical Hobby: Hlriting Ambition: Christian Ministry Bound for: Duke University Activities: Centralitzf Repre- sentative, '36: Press Club, '36, '37: BLACK AND GOLD Art Staff, '36, '37: BLACK AND Goin Senior Commit- tee, '383 Senior Play, '38: Cafeteria Squad, '38: Class President, llB. llA, l2B, l2A: President of Student Council, '38 HA R RIET ANDERSON Class Secretary Known as: Hat As rue see her: Sincere Hobby: Collecting stamps Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Undecided Activities: Traffic Squad, '37: Cifnlralite Representative '37: Class Secretary, '36, '37, '38g Budget Collector, '36 EVELYN H. AARONIAN Knozvn ns: Evie pls we soo her: Amiable Hobby: Piano-playing Ambition: Secretary liounrl for: Business School Activities: Cenlralitc Repre- sentative, '361 junior Glee Club, '36, '37: Senior Glee Club, '38 STANLEY ACKROYD Known ns: Stan As we sim him: lndustrious Hobby: Y. M. C. A. Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Bryant College Activities: S. A. O. Bookkeep- er, '38: Tratlic Squad, '36, 383 Camera Club, '36, '37 ARTHUR H. AKER Knozun as: Art As we sae him: Cheerful Hobby: Skating Ambition: Hotel Chef Bound for: XValdorf Astoria Activities: Winter Sports Club, '37, '38: Ski Team, '38: Ccntraiite Representa- tive, '38 I2 GOLD S ' 1 1' ' ... K . it 3 ' QE' ' i 1 1,- ,. 6 my K I - . ... K F' :- , , ' A JANE FORD Class Vice-President Known as: Jane As we see her: Attractive Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Private Secretary Bound for: Business World Activities: Vice-president, '36, '37, '38g Thrift Council, '36: Traflic Squad, '36: Budget Collector, '36: Crntralite, '37 YVILLIANI BRIDGE Class Treasurer Known ns: Briggey As wi: sci' him: jovial Hobby: Driving Ambition: Tool Maker Bound for: Industrial YVorld Activities: Class Treasurer, l0A, llB, llA, l2B, l2AZ Football, '36: Budget Col- lector, '36, '37, '38g Boys' Glee Club, '36, '37, '3SZ Boys' Vocal Ensemble, '36, 37 33: New England Mu- sic Festival, '36, '37 Y G EO RGE A. ALLEN Knozvn. as: Al As we sec him: Ingenuous Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Telephone Fore- man liounrl for: Business XVorld CLIFTON ANDERSON Known as: Andy As we sec him: Reliable Hobby: Reading Ambition: Commissioned Of- ficer lioiinri for: U. S. Navy Activities: Traffic Squad, '36, '37: Football, '36, '37, '38: Glee Club, '37, '38: Hi-Y, '37, '38 F. RAYMOND ANDERSON Known as: Swede As we see him: Refreshing Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Undertaker Bound for: Boston School of Anatomy JUSTINO ANDRADE Known as: Tiny .-ls we see him: Friendly Hobby: Sports Ambition: Mechanic Bound for: Trade School ylctivities: Varsity Basketball, '37, '38 JOHN H. ANDREOZZI Known ns: Andy .-1s we sec hint: Friendly Hobby: Sports flmbition: Draftsman Bound for: Undecided .'lrti1'iti1's: Trallic Squad, 'Els JULIA ANGELOSANTO Known as: Julie .ls we see hvr: Companion- able Hobby: Dancing qlmbition: Ollice XVOrker Hound for: Business WVorld ulrtivities: 'l'hrift Council, '36 JAMES Al'l'I.ETON Known as: Hap .-ls we see him: Industrious Hobby: Electricity .-lmbitionz Line Man Bound for: Industrial lVorltl Activities: Cmztralite Repre- sentative, '36, '37, 'fltig Booster, '37: Budget Col- lector, '36, '37: Thrift Council. '36, '37 XVALTER R. AYOTTE Known as: Jeep .15 we see him: Talented Hobby: Art flmbition: Author Bound for: R. I. School o Design .lrtizfitiesz Budget Collector '36g Trallic Squad, '38 Centralite Staff, '38g Crn tralite Representative, '38 l ts. ml, fl 1 9 tw V in A 5 Ziff , X l 3 'lu jANUARY,HH9 SURAN BAGIAN Known ns: Sou mls we sw' l1im: Entertaining Hobby: Crooning .lmbitionz Baseball An- nouncer Ifound for: Texas Christian University .I1'li1fifi1'.v: Clee Club, '36, '37, 'SS THEI. NIA M. BAKER lx'nou'n ns: 'l'l1el ,ls uw' sec her: Amiable Hobby: Tennis .ln1biti0n: Secretary liound for: Business Hlorld :lr'lizfiti1's: Trallic Squad, '36, '37, Hi-Tri, '37g Thrill Council, '37, Tennis, '38 NIADICIJ N E BANNON Known as: Madeline .ls we see her: Prim Hobby: Dancing .lnibilionz Stenographer Iiounrl for: Business XVorltl VITO ll.-KSILICO Knozvn ns: Midge ,ls we see him: Shy Ilolihy: Coin Collecting .lmhitionz Machinist Iinnnrl for: Outer XVorltl .lflirfitirsz Clee Club, '36, '37 883 Boys' Vocal Ensem- ble, '38 EUGENE lllilJE'l lQX Knozvn ax: .jeep .ls we sw' him: Quiet Ilohhy: Sports ,lmbitionz Machinist llound for: lnduslrial XVorl l 1 t 1 l 1 1 V THEBLACKAND VIRGINIA BENSON Knozun as: Jinny As we see her: Sagacious Hobby: Sports pI111bitio11: Secretary Bound for: Business XVorlcl ,llctiviticsz Spanish Club, '36, Hi-Tri, '36, Tennis, '36, '38, S. A. O. Typist, '38, Basketball, '37 JOSEPHINE I. BERNS Knozvn ns: Josie As we sae her: Loquacious Hobby: Dancing ,f'il7llIfff0l1I Interior Decora- tor Iiozuizl for: Business XVorld M. JEAN BETTS 1011111111 115: Betsy .-ls we sw: her: Independent Hobby: Dancing llznbilion: Secretary 150111111 for: Business XVorld EVA BOFFI Kll0Zl.'Il as: Eva As we see her: Intelligent Hobby: Acting Ambition: Bookkeeper Hound for: Business YVorld .-lr'ti11ilizvs: Senior Play, '38 EDXVARD J. BOYAJIAN K11oz11n as: Chick ,-ls Zlll? .wo him: Reliable Hobby: Music .'IllI1llli0IlI Teacher of Music: Iiounrl for: Musical XVorld .11'l1'11ific'.S: Boys' Glee Club. '36, '37, '38, Boys' Vocal Ensemble, '36, '37, '38, Dia- niatic Guild, '38, Senior Play, '38, Traflic Squad, '38 I4 GOLD QB 'Pr is if J if a af Wg? Amr if CONSTANCE BRADLIQY It'11o11111 as: Connie As we see her: Sweet Hobby: Dancing .-Inzbitionz Private Secretary liound for: Edgewood Secre- tarial School .lrtiriiticst Budget Collector, '36, '37, Social Committee, '38, Traffic Squad, '37, Ten- nis, '38, Hi-Tri, '37, '38, 'I'lirift Council, '36, '37, '38 ARTHUR BROOKS, JR. Known as: Brooksie .-Is we see him: Athletic Hobby: Football flnibitioni College Football Player Bound for: Massanutten Academy 1-Ictivities: Football, '36, '37, '38, Baseball, '38, Manager Basketball, '37, '38, Budget Collector, '36, '38 EMMETT BROXVN 1fI10ZUl1 as: Brownie pls we see him: Likeable Hobby: Swimming lllmbitionz Business Manager Bound for: Business lVorlcl Activities: Centnzlitzf Repre- sentative, '37, Budget Col- lector, '38, J. V. Baseball, '36, Football, '38 AMERICO BUCCI Known as: Butch As we see him: Friendly Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Cabinet Making Bounrl for: Business lvorld Activities: Rifle Club, '36 COSMO BUCCI Known as: Stubby As we see him: Jovial Hobby: Bowling ,-lmbition: Accountant liound for: Providence Col- lege flclirfitics: Football, '36, Wrestling, '37 CHARLO'1 l'E N. BUCHANAN Known as: Charl .ls we sec lufr: Friendly Hobby: Rainbow Girls Ambition: Veterinary Hound for: Middlesex Col- lege Activities: Trallic Squad, '37: BLACK Asn GOLD Senior Comniittee, '383 Lunch Room Squad, '38 H. CLARKE BUFFINGTON Known as: Newt 115 we see liirn: Reserved Hobby: Photography Ambition: Draftsman Bound for: Business IVorld Activities: Tramc Squad, '36, '38 ADOLF BUONANNO Known as: Duffy .V-1s we seo liiin: Cheerful Hobby: Bowling plmbition: Pharniacist Iioilnrl for: R. I. C. P. EGILDO CALICCHIA Known as: Egildo .Is we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Sports .-lmbition: Accountant Bound for: Business IVorld FOSTER CADDELL Known as: Zeke .els we sec him: Entertaining Hobby: Drawing .1nibition: Connnerciul Arr- ist Bound for: R. 1. School of Desi n .-lrrtiviges: Press Club, '3lig Thrift Council, '37: Art Club, '38: Budget Collect- or, '38g Ree's Ensemble, '38g Boys' Glee Club, '38: Truf- lic Squad, '38, BLACK ,mn GOLD, '37, '38g Art Editor, '38 7 JAN UARY, 1939 GUIDO CALICCHIA Known as: joe .ls we see him: YVitty Hobby: Swinuuing ,-lnibition: Civil Engineer Hound for: R. I, State Col- lege ANNA L. CAMPOLATTANO Known as: Twiny i-ls we see her: Intelligent Hobby: Dancing .-linbition: Stenographer Bound for: Business XVorld .-lffivities: Swimming, '38g Hi-Tri, '38 E'1 l'A R. CAMPOLATTANO Known ns: Twiny .els we see her: Acconunodal- ing Hobby: Dancing flinbition: Nurse Bound for: Medical Field .l1'livitic.v: Girls' Senior Glce Club, '36, '37, '38: Swim- ming Club, '38g Hi-Tri, '38 VIRGINIA CARBERRY Known as: Ginny .ls we see lim: Petite Hobby: Dancing .linbitionz Secretary Bound for: Business YVorld .-lrtivitics: Hi-Tri, '363 Senior Play, '38 ARMANDO CARELLO Known ns: Fred .-Is we see him: Jocular Hobby: Boating .lmbitiont Civil Engineer Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege 15 'FHE BLACK AND HELEN KI.-XRROII Kuonm as: Helen .Is we sec her: Amiable Hobby: Tennis Ambilicm: Private Secretary Iioimrl for: Business IVOrld J.-XNIES CASEY lx'nonm as: Case .fls we swf him: Good-natured Hobby: Music Ambitirm: Engineer Iiumzd for: R. I. State Col' lege .flr'ti1ritif's: 'l'raIIic Squad, '30 'SSQ Rec-'s Ensemble, '38 IIOWARID R. C.-X'I'I,EY Knorvn as: Howie A5 rm' sn' him: Observing Hobby: Horse Racing Ambilizm: Travel liouml fur: TNI. I. 'I'. ,lrliwilirxz 'I'raIlic Squad. 'ESZ Orchestra, TIG. '37g Cross Country, '36, '37 ROBERT KLXYER Known ns: Ilolm qlx zur' .inf him: Friendly Hobby: ldiolograpliy .lmbilirmi Radio Uperalor 1311111111 for: Il. S. Navy .'1ri'i1fiIia'.v: Budget Clolleelnr. '37 EVELYN CERVINI Kmmiu us: Ev ,115 we .we her: Sprightly Hobby: Dancing yimbitirmz Clerical IVorker Iirzuml for: Business IVorld I6 GOLD I ,fu if N-WL 3 WML X . X 'ii l' 343 Q 2? 1, I5 Q .4 tw' ' ...' f Q' 1 ANTHONY CESINO Known as: Tony mls we sec' him: Sludious Hobby: Sports flmbition: Business Manager Iimmd for: Bryant College VIRGINIA G. CHARLSON Known as: Ginger .Is we see her: Likealmle Hobby: Horseback Riding .lmbitionz Stenographer Iiounrl for: Business IVorld IJANTE CIHIAl'I'INEI,I,I Known as: Chip .Is we see him.: Cheerful Hobby: Baseball .lmbitionz Research Cilieniisl Iiound for: R. I. Slate Col- lege .lrtivitiesz Trams Squad, 38: Track, '363 Crm! Represen- tative, '38 REMO ClCCHEI.I.I Kiiown as: Ray ls we see him.: Ambitious Hubby: IVood Carving .lmbitionz Musician liound for: Musical XN'orId .lrfivitiesi Senior Orctlieslra. '36, '37, '3Sg Ree's Ensem- lilc '18 , L EDXVARI7 CICCIO Known as: Eddie .ls we see him: Versatile Hobby: Reading .lmbitimzz Engineer Iiouml fur: Business YVorld LIVIA CICCONE Known as: Chic As we see her: Blithe Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Bookkeeper Bound for: Business lVorld Activities: Thrift Council, '37 LUCREZIA G. CILIBERTO Known as: Gracie As we see her: Sympathetic Hobby: Hiking Ambition: Child Nurse Bound for: R. I. Hospital Activities: Budget Collector, '36: David W. Hoyt Li, brary Auxiliary, '37g Hif Tri, '38 PHILIP CLARK Known as: Phil As we see him: Considerate Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Business Man Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: Social Committee, '37, '38g Centmlite Repre- sentative, '383 Budget Col- lector, '38 SANDRINO J. CODA Known as: Sandy As we sec him: Versatile Hobby: Baseball Ambition: Civil Engineer Bound for: Business XVorld Activities: Budget Collector, '38 ANTHONY COLAFRANCESCO Known as: Cal pls we see him: Sociablc Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Orchestra Leader Bound for: R. I. School of Design Activities: Junior Band, '36, '37: Senior Band, '38 JANUARY, 1939 ALFRED COLUCCI, JR. Known as: Fritz As we see him: Progressive Hobby: Driving Ambition: Musician Bound for: U. S. Naval School of Music .-Iftivities: Senior Band, '36, '37, '38: Boys' Glee Club, '36, '37, '38 Louis F. CONCA, JR. Known as: Lou As we see him: Observing Hobby: Sport-Recording Ambition: Writer Hound for: Business Wvorld Activities: Baseball, '37: lVrestling, '38g Tralhc Squad, '36g Centmlite, '38: Cnntralite Representative, '38 MILDRED H. CRAFT Known as: Mill As we see her: Sincere Hobby: Collecting Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Undecided glrtivitizfsz Thrift Council, '37 JULIA CRUZ Known as: Judy .-ls we see her: Reserved Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Secretary ltounri for: Business World ,1osEPH D'ABATE Known as: Joe As we see him: Modest Hobby: Photography Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: S. A. O. Bookkeep- er, '38 17 THE BLACK AND ARMAND E. D'ANDREA Known as: Armand As we see him: Scientific Hobby: Weather-Observing Ambition: Meteorologist Bound for: Business IVorld .flrlivitirsz Traflic Squad, '38 LUIGI D'ANTUONO Known ns: Lou As we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Sports Ambition: Machinist Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Activities: Band, '36, ,37 DELLA K. DARLINC Known os: Bunny As we src ber: Persevering Hobby: Collecting Ancient Coins ,-lnzbition: Secretary Bound for: Bryant College Activitiifs: Hi-Tri, '37, '383 Lunch Room Supervisor, '38 AURELIA DAVID Knozvn as: Aurelia As wc see her: Sagacious Hobby: Piano-playing Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Business lVorld Activities: Circolo Giovanile. '36g Circolo Petrarca, '37, '38g Traffic Squad, '36 ALBERT DAVIS Known as: Flash As we soo him: Studious Hobby: Running Ambition: Sailor Bound for: Undecided Activities: Senior Band, '36, '37, '38g Senior Orchestra. '36, '37, '38: Indoor Track, '37, '38g Outdoor Track, '37, 38: Cross Country, '37 I8 GOLD ,t tt dev, eff in 1 5 W .Q 355 C is Va-:qt .. .t 5 w w MARIE DE COSTANZO Known as: Duchess As we see her: Individualis- tic Hobby: Accounting Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Europe Activities: Lunch Room Squad, '38 NORMA DEFEO Known as: Norma As we see her: Sweet Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Fashion Designer Bound for: R. I. School of Design CARMELA DIi1RI'11lX Known as: Shorty As we see her: Petite Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Nursing School Activities: Budget Collector, '365 Swimming Club, '37: Hi-Tri, '38 LOUISE D15 STEFANO Known as: Pee Wee As we see her: lNIischievous Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Dancing Teacher Hound for: Sargent College Activities: Circolo Pctrarca, '38 EDNA M. DEVOLVE Known as: Edie As we see her: Vivacious Hobby: Sports Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business World Activities: Budget Collector, '36 RUSSELL DE VOLVE Known as: Russ As we see him: Scholarly Hobby: Camping Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Activities: Bugle and Drum Corps, '36 ELIZABETH A. DIBELLO Known as: Betty As we see her: Sweet Hobby: Sports Ambition: Oflice hV0l'liCI' Bound for: Comptonleter School Activities: Thrift Council, '37, '38 IVA M. DIDDIA Known as: May As we sec her: Lovablc Hobby: Driving Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Homeopathic Hospital Activities: Budget Collector, '37: Centralite Representa- tive, '36g Senior Glee Club, '36, '37, '383 Senior Play, '37 ALFRED DI ORIO Known as: Al As we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Sports Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Bryant College THOMAS DI PIPPO Known as: Dipps As we see him: Quiet Hobby: Reading Ambition: Business Bound for: Business W'orld ' i k 'Q sw Q t X 4 i 2 i A .Y , g in X 5 ,, ir , .... 55. 5 G? k l QR' JAN UARY, 1939 HELEN M. DONLEVY Known as: jean i-ls we see her: Sweet Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Private Secretary Bound for: Business WVOrld Activities: Traflic Squad, '37 LILLIAN E. DONLEVY Known as: Lil As we see her: Lovable Hobby: Singing Ambition: Business Machine Operator Bound for: Business Hlorld rlrtivities: Glee Club, '38: 'I'ral'lic Squad, '37: Thrift Council, '37 EUGENE D'ONOFRIO Known as: Duke As we see him: Mannerly Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Machinist Bound for: Brown Xa Sharpe MARY DOSTOGLOUS Known as: Mary As we see her: Vivacious Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business Hlorld ARMAND C. DOYLE Known as: Doylie As we see him: Agreeable Hobby: Athletic Undertak- ings Ambition: Air Corps Bound for: Royal Canadian Air Force Activi ties: Hockey, '37 l 9 ,,i..,M, ,, THE BLACK AND JOHN DOYLE Known as: Jack As we see him: Conservative Hobby: Fishing Ambition: Cartoonist Bound for: Business NVorld RUTH MURIEL EDDY Known as: Ruth As we see her: Outstanding Hobby: Girl Scouting Ambition: Editorial XVork Bound for: Literary W'orld Activities: Home Room Rep- resentative, '36g Los Con- quistadores, '36: Press Club, '37g Literary Editor, '37: Crest, '37, '38: Editor, '38: BLACK AND GOLD, '37, '38: Editor-in-Chief, '383 Hi-Tri, '37, '38: Social Committee Chairman, '37g David W. Hoyt Library Auxiliary, '37, '38g Vice- President, '38: Senior Play, '38g Quill and Scroll, '37, '38: 11A Class Day Play: 12B Class Day Program, Assistant Director: Liter- ary Club, '38g Student Council, '38g Spanish Club, '383 President, '38 WALTER C. ELLINWVOOD Known as: YValt As we see him: jovial Hobby: Woodworking Ambition: Cabinet-maker Bound for: Business Yvorld RUTH FARROW Known as: Ruthie As we see her: Likeable Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Beauty Culturist Bound for: Business World Activities: Thrift, '35, Ten- nis, '36: Centralite Repre- sentative, '36: Budget Col- lector, '37g BLACK AND GOLD Senior Committee, '38 JOSEPHINE FERDINANDI Known as: Josephine As we see her: Amiable Hobby: Reading Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Business NVorld Activities: Circolo Giovanile, '36g Budget Collector, '36 20 GOLD E L. SHICARY A. FERRIS Known as: Chick As we see him: Individualis- tic Hobby: Sports Ambition: Big League Base- ball Bound for: Undecided Activities: Centralite, '38 ZITA FINNEGAN Known as: Zee: As we see her: Reserved Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Travel Bound for: Business World Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative, '38 ARTHUR M. FOLOROS Known as: Art As we see him: Winning Hobby: Modeling Ambition: Reporter Bound for: Business College Activities: junior Band, '36: junior Drum Corps, '36, '373 Centralite Representa- tive, '36, '37, '38: Centra- lite Staif, '37, '383 Press Club, '36, '37, '38 HOYVARD FREDRICKSON Known as: Howie As we see him: Sincere Hobby: Sports Ambition: Newspaper Editor Bound for: Business World FRANCES FREEMAN Known as: Fran As we see her: Genuine Hobby: Reading Ambition: Advertising Agent Bound for: Business Xvorld Activities: Centmlite Repre- sentative, '36, '37: Library Auxiliary, '36 NORA FRIED MAN Known as: Frenchy As we see her: Intelligent Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Machine Opera- tor Bound for: Bryant College ERNEST GAVITT Known as: Ernie As we see him: Energetic Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Industrial Engi- neer Bound for: Business School Activities: Traffic Squad, '36 38: Football, '36, '37 Hi-Y, '37, '38: 'l'I'C2lSllI'Cl' '38 ELIZABETH GEARY Known as: Betty As we see her: Versatile Hobby: Skating Ambition: Teacher Bound for: R. I. C. E. Activities: Hi-Tri, '38 VIVIAN M. GEER Known as: Marge As we see her: Talented Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Dancing Teacher Bound for: Dancing IVOrld Activities: Girls' junior Glee Club, '36: Girls' Senior Glee Club, '36, '37, '38 RAQUEL R. GENSER Known as: Sunshine As we see her: Magnetic Hobby: Singing Ambition: Spanish Transla- tor Bound for: Business College Activities: Centmlile Editor, '38: P. T. A. Honor Guard, '37, '38: Centmlite Repre- sentative, '37, '38: Girls' Senior Glee Club, '38: Trafiic Squad, '37 JAN UARY, 1939 LUCY A. GIORGI Known as: Lou As we see her: Alluring Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Private Secretary Bound for: Bryant College Activities: Budget Collector, '36, '37, '3S: Centralite, '36, '37, '38 SEYMOUR GLASBERG Known as: Hank As we see him: Athletic Hobby: Sports Ambition: IVest Pointer Hound for: Business IVorld Activities: Football, '36, '37, '38g Baseball, '36: Budget Collector, '37: Centralite Representative, '37: Traffic Squad, '38: Lunch Room Squad, '38 HENRY E. GLOVER Known as: George As we see him: Polished Hobby: Sports Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer Bound for: Electrical Voca- tional School Activities: Thrift Council, '36: Trafiic Squad, '38 CAROLINE GORDON Known as: Carol As we see her: Individual Hobby: Reading Ambition: Librarian Bound for: Undecided Activities: Hi-Tri, '37, '38: David W. Hoyt Library Auxiliary, '37: Senior Play, '38g Property Mistress, '38 JOHN GORDON Known as: Flash As we see him: Individualis- tic Hobby: Tennis Ambition: Traveling Sales- man Bound for: R. I. School of Design Activities: BLACK AND GOLD, '37, '38: Associate Editor, '38g Crest, '38g Business Manager, '38: 11A Class Day Play, '37g 12B Social Comniittee, '38: S. A. O. Bookkeeper, '38: Senior Play, '38: Boys' Glee Club, '36, '37, '383 Librarian, '38: Boys' Ensemble, '37, '38: Orchestra Manager, '37, '38: Lunch Room Squad, '38: Lieutenant, '38 21 THEBLACKAND EVELYN GOUGH Known as: jerry As we see her: Attractive Hobby: Skating Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Rhode Island Hospital Activities: Hi-Tri, '38g Lunch Room Squad, '38 DONALD T. GOULD Known as: Speed As we see him: Mischierons Hobby: Basketball Ambition: Architect Bound for: Undecided Arrtivitifs: Los Conquista- dores, '35, '36 ELIZABETH H. GRAICHEN Known as: Betty As we see her: Good-nzrtnred Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Ofhce Practice Bound for: Business IVorld Activities: Baseball, '36, 1381 Field Hockey, '36, '37: Cageball, '36, '37: Basket- ball, '36, '373 Swimming, '37: Hi-Tri, '36 BARBARA GRAY Known as: Bob As we see her: Affectionate Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Costume Designer Bound for: R. I. School of Design Activities: Senior Glee Club, '36, '37, '38 SIDNEY GREEN Known as: Greenie As we see him: Good-natured Hobby: Radio Ambition: Radio Engineer Bound for: Undecided 22 GOLD ,pn - - , FQ.: 5 : Q - . t 'FSTH W' if J' 'A if if Aint, 1 Q 5? , 'I N, - 'X an . , swf, M W SAMUEL M. GREEN BERG Known as: Sanuny As we see him: jocular Hobby: Tennis Ambition: Magnate Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege SANTELLA GRIECO Known ns: Santa .-is we see har: Sincere Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Oflice IVorker Bound for: Business hVO1'lll BERNARD W. G URAVSKAS Known as: Palooka As we see him: Kind-hearted Hobby: Photography Ambition: Photographer Bound for: H111 School Activities: Traffic Squad, '38 CORA R. HADFIELD Known as: Bud As we sei: her: Petite Hobby: Bowling Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business Wlorld BENJAMIN HARRISON Known as: Benny As we sec him: Clever Hobby: Sports Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business IVorld RAYMOND HASSELL Known as: Dutchy As we see him: Talented Hobby: Cartooning Ambition: Cartoonist Bound for: Disney Studios Activities: Cartoon Club, '37: Crest Cartoonist, '37: Traf- fic Squad, '38g Centralite Cartoonist, '38g 12B Social Committee, '38 DOROTHY HAUGHEY Known as: Dotty As we see her: Happy-Go- Lucky Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Bookkeeper Bound for: Business WVOrld CAROLYN HEANEY Known as: Carol As we see her: Sincere Hobby: Skating Ambition: Bcautician Bound for: Undecided Activities: Traffic Squad, '37 MARY HEMPEL Known as: Mary As we see her: Mischievous Hobby: Reading Ambition: Nurse Bound for: R. I. Hospital Activities: French Club, '36, '37: S. A. O. Bookkeeper, '383 Basketball, '37g Ten- nis, '38 MILDRED M. HENNIGAN Known as: Mill As we see her: Friendly Hobby: Knitting Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Business Hlorld JAN UARY, 1939 PAUL HEROUX Known as: Porky As we see him: Modest Hobby: Photography Ambition: Electrical Engi' neer Bound for: Brendon College HUGO W. HOLMQUIST, JR. Known as: Twinnie As we see him: Scientific Hobby: Aviation Ambition: Aeronautical En- gineer Bound for: Army Air Corps Technical School Activities: Tennis, '38g Traf- fic Squad, '38 ROBERT XV. HOLMQUIST Known as: Twinnie As we see him: Clever Hobby: Amateur Radio Ambition: Diesel Technician Bound for: Tri-State College Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative, '36: Hfrestling, '38: Traffic Squad, '38 SHIRLEY V. HOPKINS Known as: Hoppy As we see her: Lovablc Hobby: Tap Dancing Ambition: Dancing Teacher Bound for: Business XVorld Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative, '36, '37, '38g Sen- ior Glee Club, '38: Senior Play, '38g 1lA Class Day: 12B Class Day: Press Club, '37: Lunch Room Squad, '38: P. T. A. Honor Guard, '38 STEPHEN HOPKINS Known as: Steve As we see him: Commend- able Hobby: Baseball Ambition: Business Man Bound for: Bryant College Activities: junior Band, '35, '36 0 eg 1Em:BLACKimm MARION IACONO Known as: May As we see her: Lovable Hobby: Collecting Oddities Ambition: Newspaper Re- porter Bound for: Business YVorld ,-lotivities: Centmlite Repre- sentative, '36g Library Aux- iliary, '37g Girls' Senior Clee Club, '38g Budget Collector, '38 UMBERTO IACONO Known as: Bert As we see him: Good-natured Hobby: Photographv Ambition: Public Account- lllll. Bound for: Bryant College .-lntivities: Camera Club, '37, '38, Fencing Team, '38: Centralite Representative, '38g Circolo Petrarca, '37, '38 JOHN M. IMPAGLIAZZO Known as: john 1-Is we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Radio Ambition: Radio Engineer Bound for: R. I. Radio School Activities: Camera Club, '37g Cross Country, '38 VIOLA IORFI D.-X Known as: Ve As we see her: Amiable Hobby: Reading Ambition: Bookkeeper liounrl for: Business lVorld SARAH JACKSON Known as: Sally As we see her: Mischievous Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Private Secretary Bound for: Bryant College Activities: Traflic Squad, '36g Budget Collector, '38: So- cial Committee, '38: Ten- nis, '38: Hi-Tri, '36, '37g Thrift Council, '36, '37, '38 24 GOLD W. 'kt A :,. . 14 k R A+ R , i r : -fist 2 F 3 Q 9 fi if !q!lI!L in ' QQ? 'A 'gin at f ,- e ' 7 I il, 'zkzzl zzv .. Z. : RUSSELL F. JOHNSON Known as: Fritz As we see him: Intelligent Hobby: Y. M. C. A. Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business World Activities: Camera Club, '37: S. A. O. Bookkeeper, '38: Trafhc Squad, '38, Thrift Council, '36, '373 Budget Collector, '37g Class Day Committee, '38 ANNA M. JUST Known as: Justy As we see her: Good-natured Hobby: Singing Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: Girls' Senior Glee Club, '37, '38: Budget Col- lector, '37, '383 Class Day Exercises, '37, '38g Ree's Ensemble, '38: Girls' Bowl- ing Team, '38 BERTHA KARAHALIOS Known as: Bert As we see har: Jolly Hobby: Sewing Arnbition: Designer Bound for: Traphagan School of Design HARRIET KATZNELSON Known as: Katzie ,ls we see her: Good-natured Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Interior Decorat- ing Bound for: R. l. School of Design ISABELLE KEAN Known as: Is ,ls we see her: Sincere Hobby: Music Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Business College Activities: Traffic Squad, '36, '373 Hi-Tri, '373 Tennis, '38 SELMA KILBERG Known as: Sel As we see her: Engaging Hobby: Plays Ambition: Private Secretary Hound for: Business YVorld OLIVER KILNER Known as: Red As we sec him: Humorous Hobby: Tennis Ambition: College Bound for: R. I. State ,iclivitizfsz Thrift Council. '36, '37, '38 HAROLD E. KNIGHT Known as: Hal As we see him: Popular Hobby: Hunting .-Imbition: Machinist Bound for: Business XVorld PETER KOU R M PATES Known as: Pete As we see him: Athletic Hobby: Fancy Diving Ambition: Swimming In- structor Bound for: St. Francis Cole lege, Brooklyn, N. Y. Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative, '38g Cheerleader, '37, '38g Track Manager, '37, '38g Mlrestling, '37, '33: City Champion, '37, '33: State Champion, '373 Foot- ball, '36, '37, '38: Swimming Team, '36, '37, '38g Harvard Interscholastic Diving Champion, '38g New Eng- land Interscholastic Diving Champion, '38 ERNEST M. KRASNER Knozvn as: Ernie As we see him: Friendly Hobby: Boating Ambition: Mechanic Bound for: Business lVorld vhs W1 5 ' 2 ix I sa Q -3: , it NIP JAN UARY, 1939 BERTHA M. KULMAC Known as: Tarzan .ls we see her: Flippant Hobby: Dancing xlmbition: Housewife Hound for: Business lVorld .rlrtizfitivsz Baseball, '37, Field Hockey, '36, '37: Bas- ketball. '37 IRVING KUSHNER Known as: Irv pls we sec him: Ambitious Hobby: Sports xlnzbition: Civil Engineer Hound for: Undecided .lc'!izfitif'.s: Traflic Squad, '38 CYR L'ABBE Known ns: Cyr pls we seo him: Ambitious Hobby: Gun Collecting .lmbitionz Automobile En- gineer Bound for: Undecided .-Irtivities: Rifle Team, '38g Tennis, '3S: Fencing, '38 THOMAS LA FAUCI Known as: Fauch ,-ls we sea him: Accomplished Hobby: Bowling .-hnbition: Accountant Bound for: Bryant College rlfliviliffs: Basketball, '37 EVELYN LA FAZIA Known os: Evie .Is we ser' her: Lovable Hobby: Sports Ambition: Business Bound for: Comptometer School .lrliviticsz Baseball, '36, '37: Basketball, '36, '37g Field Hockey, '36, '37, Swimming, '37, Cageball, '37: Lunch Room Squad, '38 25 THE BLACK AND GOLD RITA LA FLAMME Known as: Frenchie As we see her: Athletic Hobby: Sports Ambition: Gym Teacher Bound for: Business YVorld ilrlivities: Basketball, '36, '37, '38g Cageball, '36, '37, '38: Field Hockey, '36, '37, '38: Swimming, '37, '38g Bowl- ing, '38, Baseball, '36, '37, '3S: Centralite, '373 limes AND Com Staff, '38: Budget Collector, '3S2 Cheerleader, '38g Hi-Tri, '36 EVELYN LANGLAIS Known as: Eve .-ls we see her: Sophisticated Hobby: Reading Ambition: Beautician Hound for: Jo-An School of Beauty Culture EDITH LANNI Known as: Edie As we see her: Alleclionate Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Ofiice WVorker Hound for: Business YVorld ,-Irtivities: Czfntmiite Repre- sentative, '36, '37: Lunch Room Squad, '38 EDYVARD LAQUALE Known as: Eddy As we see him: Cooperative Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Business Manager Bound for: Business XVorld Activities: Thrift Council, '36, '373 Italian Club, '38g Traflic Squad, '38 CEORGIANNA LAZARAKIS Known as: Georgia As we see her: Good-natured Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Secretary ' Bound for: Business YVorld 26 . . if.-i wx ,Q it ' 4 ,i 1 N 1. S f' is ' 'lie H ' 4' , - ..,. Z .. 7 is. if if '14 5 IRENE M. LIMB Known as: Babe As we see her: Intelligent Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Stenographer Hound for: Business YVorld LORAINE M. LIMB Known as: Blondie As we see her: Ambitious Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business World FILOMENA LOFFREDO Known as: Phil As we see her: Mischievous Hobby: Farming Ambition: Ollice Work Bound for: Katharine Gibbs School Activities: Circolo Petrarca, '37: Thrift Council, '38 RUBY LONARDO Known as: Rube As we see her: Popular Hobby: Sports Ambition: Nurse Bound for: Nursing Institu- tion Activities: Tennis, '38: Bowl- ing, '383 Cageball, '38 RUTH M. LORANG Known as: Ruthie .ls we see her: Lovable Hobby: Reading Ambition: Bookkeeper Hound for: Business WVorld .lctivitiesr French Club, '36g Trafiic Squad, '36g Budget Collector, '37, '38g Hi-Tri, '38g S. A. O. Bookkeeper, '38g BLACK AND GoLn Sen- ior Committee, '38 ALIGHIERI LUPO Known as: Lupe .-ls we see him: jolly Hobby: Soccer Ambition: Druggist Bound for: R. I. C. P. ED XVARD I. LYON Known as: Eddie i-ls we see him: Genial Hobby: Photography Ambition: Photographer Bound for: Business W'orld Activities: Camera Club, '37, '38: BLACK AND GOLD Pho- tographer, '38 RITA A. MACCARONE Known os: Rita As we sec her: Sweet Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Business YVorld Bound for: Comptometer School .elctiviticsz Social Committee, '38 JEANNE MACDONALD Known as: Jeannie .-ls we see her: Straightfor- ward Hobby: Horses Ambition: Business Career Bound for: Business YVorld .lrtiviticsz Senior Glec Club '38: Winter Sports Club, '38g Lunch Room Squad, '38 EDXVARD F. MAC NEIL Known ns: Mac ,-ls we sci: him: Engaging Hobby: Electro Chemistry Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer Bound for: General Electric Laboratories .-lctivitiifxz Track, '36, '37: In- door, '36g Hi-Y President '37, '38: Science Club, '36 T373 Lunch Room Squad '3S3 Captain, '38 S f Q 'M I . . . V fc JAN UARY, 1939 ANTHONY J. v, MAGLIONE Knozvn as: Tony .ls nic .Scif him: jovial Hobby: Roller Skating flrnbition: Linotypist liozuzrl for: R. I. Slate Col- lege .1cti1fitii1s: Thrift Council, '36 EDITH li. M.-XGNUSON Known ns: E .ls rue sri' her: Dignilied Hobby: Hairdressing .1mbition: Stenographcr Hound for: Business WVOrld qlctizfitics: Tennis, '36g Bas- ketball, '37g Lunch Room Supervisor, '38 Bli'l l'Y MAKIN Known ns: Tiny .ls :vc sci: her: Vivacious Iiobbyz Dancing .rlmbitionz Nurse Bound for: St. Joscplrs Hos- pital .-Ictivilirst Thrift Council. '36: Cvntralitc Represenw talivc, '37: Swimming, 'ESS JOSEPH lNIALACHOXVSKY Knozwn as: joe .-Is nv' sm' him: Oratorical Hobby: Reading .-irnbiiionz Electrician Bound for: Undecided GEORGE MANSOUR Known ns: Georgie .ls we sec him: jovial Hobby: Baseball .-Irnbiiion: Journalist Bound for: Hlorld of Sporls 27 -H - - -- ---W -H THE BLACK AND VINCENT MARANDOLA Knozvn as: Vin .-Is rue see him: Sincere Hobby: Sports Ambition: Private Secretary Bound for: Business XVorld qlrtivities: Lunch Room Su- pervisor, '38 l lLO MEN.-X M. M.-XRRONE Knozun as: Filly ,V-ls we see her: Cliarining Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Beautician Bound for: R. l. Academy ol' Beauty Culture ARM.-XND C. M.-XSSEUR lx'nown as: Junior As we sec him: Dependable Hobby: Y. M. C. A. Ambition: Accountant lioiind for: Business World Activities: Thrilt Council, 36: Budget Collector, '36. '37g Camera Club, 373 S. A, O. Bookkeeper, 38: Trafhc Squad, '38 EDNIUND MAXXEO Known as: Eddie As we see him: Popular Hobby: Sports Ambition: Machinist Hound for: Brown it Sharpe Activities: Social Committee. '37g Thrift Club, '37g Foot- ball, '36g Soccer, '38 ROBERT METHENY Known as: Bob As wc see him: Dependable Hobby: Guitar Ambition: Diesel Engineer- ing Bound for: Boston Diesel School 28 JOHN W. MIGA ,y Known as: Johnny - As we sec him: Sociable. Hobby: Saxophone Ambition: Swing Band Leader Bound for: R. I. School of Design PETER A. T. MIKAL Known as: Mike As we see him: Studious Hobby: Sculpturing Ambition: Draftsman Bound for: Undecided Activities: J. V. Basketball, '37g Boys' Senior Glee Club, '36, '37, '38g Boys' Vocal Ensemble, '37, '38 RUTH MILLER Known as: Do-do As we sec her: Praiseworthy Hobby: Making Friends Ambition: Musical Director Bound for: Boston Univer- sity Activities: junior Band and Orchestra, '36g Senior Band and Orchestra, '37, '3S: Centralitc Representative, '38g Budget Collector, '38: Lunch Room Squad, '38: 11A Class Day Play: R. I. Music Festival, '37, '38: New England Music Fes- tival, '37, '38: R. I. School Orchestra, '38 JAMES E. MIMNAUGH nown as: Jimmy As we see him: Carefree Hobby: Automobile Repair- ing Ambition: Columnist Bound for: Outer YVorld Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative: Booster: Associ- ate Editor, '37: Camera Club, '38: Press Club, '37, '38 K VINCENZA MONTELLA Known as: Vinnie As we see her: Winning Hobby: Riding Ambition: Ofhce Worker Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: Thrift Council, '36g Lunch Room Squad, '38 VIOLA D. MOREAU Known as: Skip f As we see her: Jocular Hobby: Ice Skating Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business World Activities: Thrift Council, '37: Budget Collector, '38 TONY MORELLI Known as: Tony As we see him: jovial Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Auto Mechanic Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Activities: Traffic Squad, '38 FRANK L. MUEHLBERG Known as: Frank As we see him: Obliging Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Chemist Bound for: Undecided JAMES HOYVARD MURPHY Known as: Jimmy As we see him: Reliable Hobby: Fishing Ambition: Business Admin- istration Bound for: Northeastern University Activities: Rifle Team, '36: Stage Crew, '36, '37, '38 LILLIAN A. MURPHY Known as: Lil As we see her: Reliable Hobby: Skating A mbition: Secretary Bound for: Business XVorltl JAN UARY, 1959 PAULINE MUSCO lxnozwz as: Paul .Is we see her: Versatile Hobby: Tennis ,lmbitionz Nurse Bound for: Bellevue Hospi tal, New York City ,tlrtivitirsz Tennis, '36, '37. 383 Hi-Tri, '38g BLACK AND Corn, '3Sg Advertising Staff, as ROSE INIYEl l'li Known as: Rose As we sac her: Friendly Hobby: Music .lmbiliont Secretary Iiouml for: Business H'orltl ANNE E. lNlc1CAl5E Known ns: Mac .fls zur' sm' her: Vivaeious Hobby: Swimining' lmbilion: Stenograplier lfounzi for: Business NVorltl NIILDRED MCC.-XXX Known os: Millie As we src her: Miscliievons Hobby: Skating qlnzbition: Stenograplier Hfllllltl for: Business XVorltl YVILLIAM MUCOY Knowlz as: Mac ls nie see him: Athletic Hobby: Ping Pong .lrnbitiont Artist Iiounrl for: Undecided riI'li1'fbfI?SC V. Basketball, '3ti: KI. V. Football, '36: Var- sity Football, '37, '38 29 r , THE BLACK AND XVALTER If. MCI-IUGH Known as: Rtlsty mls we see him: Good-natured Hobby: Sports Ambition: Engineer Hound for: Business XVorld ROBERT A. MCKENNA Known as: Mac .-ls we see him: Mischierous Hobby: IVoodworking Ambition: Toolmaker Iiounrl for: Business IVorld LEONA P. NADELL Known as: BeBe .ls we see hor: Versatile Hobby: Dancing flnibition: Dress Designer Bound for: R. I. School ol' Design JOHN NANIEIKA Known as: johnny .ls we see him: jocular Hobby: Boxing .-lrnbiiion: Physical Educa- tion lifnnnl for: Springfield Col- lege ilrrliffiticsz Football, '38 CHRISTINA C. NELSON Known as: Cricket .Is we see her: Sincere Hobby: Singing qlmbition: Stenographer Bound for: Business World flrlivitiesi Girls' Senior Clee Club, '36, '37, '38 P30 GOLD f X gif! f I -2 f - 35 K Q hm.: t' M-rv V eifpgey-,ai E of ,gig i 3? i is H N, 2 sf 4 2 - - :inf E , +..i , .V A T A RUTH NI. NELSON Known as: Irish .45 we see her: Sentimental Hobby: Dancing flmbition: Machine Operator Iiound for: Business School MARY j. NEY Known as: Jo .ls we see her: Humorous Hobby: Sailing ilmbilionz Bookkeeper Hound for: Edgewood Secre- tarial School ,lctiviiiesz BLACK AND Goin Senior Committee, '38 IV. MALCOLM N ORTHWAY Known as: Bill .45 we sec him: Unique Hobby: Reading qlmbitimzz Radio An- nouncer Bound for: Business NVorld Activities: Press Club, '37, '38g Mgr. Editor, '37g Cen- tralite Editor, '37, '385 Ad- visory Editor, '38g IIA Class Play, '37g Lunch Room Squad, '383 Sergeant Major, '38g Student Council IVALTER C. OSBORN Known as: Wally As we sec him: Composed Hobby: Reading Ambition: Engineer Bound for: Undecided NICHOLAS PAGLIARO Known as: Nick .ls we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Sports .linbiiiont Accountant Bound for: Bryant College JENNIE E. PALLOTTA Known as: Kenny As we see her: Amiable Hobby: Dancing fhnbition: Stenographer Bound for: Bryant College pirtivitiesz Italian Club, '38 MARGARET PA PPAS Known as: Peppy As we see her: Sportive Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Physical In- structor Bound for: Sargent Activities: Basketball, '36, '37, '38, Hi-Tri, '36, President, '36, Baseball, '36, '37, C04 captain, '37, Tennis, '36, B u d g e t Collector, '36, Swimming, '38, Hockey. '37, Cageball, '36, '37, '38 OTTAVIO PATALA NO Known as: Pat As we see him: Unassuniing Hobby: Photography Afnbition: Lawyer Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Aftivities: Budget Collector, '36, Home Room Repre- sentative, '37, Camera tilub. '36, '37, '383 Secretary-'l'reas urer, '37, XVinter Sports Club, '37, '38, Circolo Pe- trarca, '37, '38 ROSALIE PECK Known as: Lee As we see her: Sweet Hobby: Dancing Ambition: journalist Bound for: journalistic Hforld Activities: Budget Collerlor, '37, Crntralite Stall. '38, P. T. A. Honor Guard, '38 OLGA PECORARO Known as: Pee .45 we see her: Charming Hobby: Reading .fimbitionz Secretary Bound for: Business YVorld btw a S' ,af 3' D X if Q4 av' t We We me W F E r ... 1 cf' ' .Q ,, if' K JAN UARY, 1939 Rl'l'A M. PENNINGTON Knozvn as: Reet qls aw' see her: Talented Hobby: Music .ln1bition: Opera Singer Iiound for: Business YVorld .lrliwitiesi Budget Collector, '36, '37, Girls' Junior Glue Club, '36, Girls' Senior Glee Club, '37, '38 MARY PICANO Knozmz as: Pic .Is we see her: Sociable Hobby: Hair Dressing .-lnzbilion: Hair Dresser 1311111111 for: Jo-An School of Beauty Culture ANNE PICCOLI Knmun as: Anne ,ls we see her: Sophisticated Hobby: Yodeling .-lnzbilionz Bookkeeper Iionnd for: Edgewood Secre- tarial School .I1'Ii11iliz'.s: Baseball, '36 ANNA PICIHIERRI Knozun as: Ann ,ls nw' see her: Sweet Hobby: Dancing .lnzbitionz Bookkeeper Hound for: Business YVorltl .lflivitiesz Centralite Repre- sentative, '37, Cireolo Pe- trarca, '37, '38 ANTHONY Pl ROLLI Known as: Tony .-ls we see him: Popular Hobby: Sports ,lmbitionz Sports Vlriter Iiozuzrl for: Undecided 3l -- - 1lm:BLACKimm VALENTINO PRIGNANO Known as: Val As we see him: Agreeable Hobby: Bowling Ambition: Engineer Itozinrl for: R. I. State Cola lege RAYMOND PROCACCINI Known as: Ray As we sec him: Chivalrous Hobby: Music Ambition: Auto Designer Bound for: R. I. School of Design Activities: Camera Club, '36, '37: Junior Band, '36g lVin- ter Sports Club, '37, '38g Circolo Petraca, '37, '38: Traffic Squad, '38: Bugle and Drum Corps, '37 SIDNEY RADOCCIA Known as: Sid As we see him: Original Hobby: Jewelry Ambition: Business Adminise lrator lioitnrl for: Providence Cole lege IRENE RAZZA Known as: I As we see her: Vivacious Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Bookkeeper Bound for: Business NVOrld Activities: S. A. O. Book- keeper, '38 FRANK A. REIS Known as: Frankie As we see him: Spruce Hobby: Dancing ,-'lnibitionz Commercial Ar- list Bound for: R. I. School of Design 32 GOLD FRANK RENOLA Known as: Frankie As we see him: Sportsman- like Hobby: Sports Ambition: Engineering Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Activities: J. V. Basketball, '37: Football, '37: Budget Collector, '36, '37, '38: Circolo Petraca, '38 FRANCIS RICCI Known as: Rich As we see him: Friendly Hobby: Electricity .-Irnbition: Electrician Bound for: Electrical XVorld .lrlivitiesz Traffic Squad, '38g Lunch Room Squad, '38 MATILDA M. RICCIO Known as: Tillie As we see her: Attractive Hobby: Dancing .-linbition: Business lVorld Bound for: Comptometcr School .lrfivitiesz Social Connnittec, '37: BLACK ANU Gow Sen- ior Committee, '38 ELVIRO RISI Known as: Vito .is we see him: Courteous Hobby: Baseball .-lntbition: Machinist Bound for: Unknown Activities: Traihc Squad, '38 ALBERT ROBBIO Known as: Al As we see him: Versatile Hobby: Football Ambition: Machinist Bound for: Mechanical XVorld Activities: BLACK AND Gow Senior Committee, '38 -lOSlil'H ROBBIO lt'n1m'n ax: joe .ls ter' sm: him: lJCllCIlKl1llJlC llobby: Sports .lnllriliom Chemist lfounrl lor: College .lr'Ii1fiIi1's: Budget Collector. '27 .XX N l-1'l l'E ROCCIO Iinuzvn rm: Annette .ls rm' .wr lmr: Observing Hnlzlw: Dancing .lmhilimlz Alournnlist llounrl for: B ry :uit College ORIANIJO ROMANO ltrlrmvl ax: Roniztno .lx nv' sm' him: Athletic Holally: Stump Collecting .lmllilirmz l'll2lI'lllllClSl lfnuml fur: R. l. Stzlle Col- lege lrlizfilimz Trztllic Squzul. '371 Cross-t'otxt1trx'. '37, 'SHZ 'll' mloor 'l'r:1t'k,' 'flrig Outtlooi l'I'2ll'lx. '38 Nl.XRC.XRE'l' ROSATO lx'mm'n as: Margie .lx rm' swf' lI!'lAf Rehnetl liohlflrz llrzmizitics .lmllilimzz Artist liouml fm: R. l. School oli Design .trlizfilimz Sketch Club, '36, 'El7: Budget Collector, 'fllig llztsketlxtll, '37 .XXtQlil.lN.X L. ROSSI lhmzun as: Angie .lx zur' sn' har: Competent Hubby: Music .-lmlzilirmz Secretary limnzrl for: Business NVorltl .Ir'Ii1fiti1'.i: 'l'hrift, '36: Cir- rolo l'etrzn'e:1, '37, '38 IAN UARY, mei li.XI.l0l'E ROl'C.XS lwrnzvzi 115: Kay lx nv' .wr her: Sopliistiuitetl Ilnllbrz Dancing .lmlzilimiz Othce XVorker Ilounrl for: Business XVOrltl ICNINIA RlFSSll.l.O It'ufm'n ns: Shorty .lx uw' .wr her: Sparkling Hnlflzy: Dancing .lmlfilinm Hziirtlresser linlmzl for: Httirtlressing School .l1'li1 ilif's: Thrift Council, SG '37 MARY A. SALZII.I.O It'mm'n as: Mary .ls zvz' sm' her: Attractive flabby: Sewing .lllllllfillllf Singer lluzmrl for: Musieztl XYorltl .Ir'li1filfr's: Junior Glee Club, '36, 'fl7: Senior Glee Cluh, 37. 38: Brxrzx win Corn llozlrcl. 'flR: I.nnc'h Roonl Squaul. '38 .Xl.lHiR I' S.XN'l'l'Ctll lt'rmrt'11 ns: .Xl .lx n'1'.sr'z' him: .Xnilmitious lluhlri: Collecting Stznnps .lmhilinnz Nlzirhinist Iluunrl for: Outer XN'orltl l,liX.X SAY.XS'l'.XNO ltdmn-11 as: Lee .lx uw' xrr' her: Refinetl llolrlwy: Dzuieing .lmhilifmz Telephone Oper zttor llounrl for: Katherine Cilml Seliool iS THE BLACK AND CLARA B. SCHIANO Known as: Babs As we see ner: Sophisticated Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business School Activities: Budget Collector, '36, '37: Girls' junior Glee Club, '36g Girls' Senior Glee Club, '36, '37, '38 JOHN SCUNGIO Known as: Pinnie As we see him: Serious Hobby: Model Bridge Build- ing Ambition: Civil Engineer Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege Activities: Baseball, '36g Pole Vault, '36: Debating, 38: Thrift Council, '36 SHELDON SHA PIRO Known as: Shel As we see him: Humorous Hobby: Skating Ambition: Accountant Bound for: R. I. State Col- lege CHARLOTTE SHERMAN Known as: Peanuts As we see her: Tops Hobby: Art Ambition: Art Bound for: R. I. School of Design MILTON H. SHOESMITH Known as: Mil As we see him: Ambitious Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Banker Bound for: Business lVorld Activities: Traffic Squad, '38: S. A. O. Bookkeeper, '38: Senior Play, '38: Glee Club, '38g Boys' Ensemble, '38g 11A Class Day Play, '37 34 GO LD be SAUL SIMON Known as: Sie As we see him: Good-natured Hobby: Xvriting Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Bryant College Activities: Manager of Track, '36, '3'7: S. A. O. Book- keeper, '38 XVILHELMINA SIMONI Known as: Wvillie As we see her: Vivacious Hobby: Reading Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Business World A ctivities: Cireolo Giovanile, '36 ROCHELLE H. SIROTA Known as: Curly :Is we see her: Attractive Hobby: Swimming .ftmbitionz Stenographer Bound for: Business School Artivitirfs: Centmlite Repre- sentative, '36: David Hoyt Library Auxiliary, '37: Thrift Council, '37, '38 FERNAND SLAIMEN Known as: Slaimen As we see him: Good-natured Hobby: Sports Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business WVorld Activities: Varsity Basket- ball, '31, '38 DOROTHY SMITH Known as: Dot As we see her: Popular Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Stenographer Bound for: Business XVorld Activities: Centralite Repre- sentative, '38 LOVELI, A. SMITH liiiozuri as: Lovell .ls we set' her: Accomplished llnlzhy: Music ,-Imhition: Concert Pianist lioimd for: Music Conserva- tory .-lrliriitiesz S. A. O. Book- keep, '38g Cfntrzzlife Rep- resentative. '36, Girls' jun- ior Glee Club, '36, Girls' Senior Glee Club, '37, '38 JAMES J. sxtr'rH IVIIUIUII as: Red .lx we sei' him: Modest Hobby: Skating .-lmhitirm: Machinist lfounzl for: Undecided EVELYN SNOIRXRSKY lU1ou'11 as: Snopsy .lx zur' sez' hrr: Friendly Hohhy: Horseback Riding flmhition: Accountant limmd for: Business IVorld .XRTHVR SO.-XRES Iiriozvrl 115: Hank .ls we see him: Individual Hobby: Singing .lmhilioizz Trumpet Player liuimd for: Music World .lrliziiliesz junior Band, '36, '37, Senior Band, '38, Foot- ball, '36, J. V. Basketball, '37 EVERETT SOXVDEN Knozvn, as: Erie ,ls we see him: Athletic Hobby: Sports .-lmhition: Electrical Engi- necr liound for: Business XVorld A-lriiriitiesz Hockey, '37, '38 .IAN UARY, 1939 GEORGE STERGIOS Knozvn as: Stergi :ls zur' sm' him: Affable Hobby: Photography .lmliiliorn Newswriting liound fur: journalistic IVorld .la'tizfiti1'.v: Quill and Scroll, 38: Cmilrizlite Staff, '37, '38, Cmilmlite Representa- tive, '36, '37, BLACK Axim CQOIIIJ Board, '36, Thrift Council, '36g Mlinter Sports Club, '37, Traffic Squad, '3S: Social Committee, '38, Press Club, '36, '37, '38: Crfntralifz' Booster, '36, '37 LEON STONE Kiiozvn as: Lee 415 we src' him: Amicable Hobby: Sports .lmhitimzz Business Execu- tive Bound for: Bryant College .lrtiriitiest Glee Club, '36, '37, '38g Vocal Ensemble, '38 CHESTER If. S'l'RAlGII'l', JR. Knouin as: Professor .ls zur' .ww him: Serious Hobby: Chemistry .lmhitirmz I'II1ll'Ill2lClSl liound for: R. I. State Col- lege .irtirfitivsz Junior Varsity Baseball, '363 Debating, '38: Trallic Squad, '38g Boys' Glee Club, '36, '37, '38 ELEANOR I.. SULLIVAN lx'nou'n as: El .Is nu' ser' hw: Sincere Hobby: Tennis .lmI1iIirm: Clerical IVork liouml for: Business XVorld .lrtiifilimz 'l'ennis, '38 RHOD.-K I. SXVEET Knoain ns: Ronnie .Is we .mr her: Radiant Hobby: Horseback Riding .lmbitionz Bookkeeper Hound for: Business World .lftizliticsz llA Social Com- mittee, '37: S. A. O. Book- keeper, '3Sg Swimming, '38 3 5 THEBLACKfmn XVALLACE SWIDERSKI Known as: Popcorn As wc' sec lzirn: Athletic Hobby: Sports Ambition: Machinist Bound for: Machine School Activities: Tratlic Squad, '38: Football, '36, '37, '383 Bas- ketball, '36, '37, '38 HERBERT TAYLOR Known as: Herb As we see him: Friendly Hobby: Fishing Ambition: Journalist Bound for: Business XVorlcl qirtivitirfsz NVrcstling, '36, '37 RAYMOND T. TELLA Known ns: Ray As we src him: Genuine Hobby: Radio Ambition: Mechanic Bound for: Uncleciclecl HAROLD THAYER Known as: Harry As we swf birn: Sincere Hobby: Tennis Ambition: Commercial Ar- list Bound for: School of Design A1'ti1fiiiz's: Clee Club, '37 XVILFRED THEROUX Known as: Tout As we ser' him: Industrious Hobby: Sports Ambition: Business Execu- tive Bound for: Business YVorld .-Irtizfitiwsr Budget Collector, '37 36 CZCJIJID i: : i3fQ3k?ij iti , X igffi : ' X i ' ',. 1 J A 7 -,Ci ,, , I, V A as J if fi' if ' 'ix tj' 's im iiiggigixag iili' .- ii 5, : DORIS M. THORNTON Known as: Dot As we see her: Refined Hobby: Piano-Playing .lnzbitionz Secretary Bound for: Comptometer School .lf'Iinili1'.r:'l'hril't Council, '36 AMELIA TORTOLA Known as: Emily A5 we see her: Charming Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Bookkeeper Bound for: Business XVorlcl JOHN TORVI Known as: Johnnie As we sew lzinz: Athletic Hobby: Football .ilnibitionz Machinist Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: Baseball, '36, '37g Footabll. '36, '37, '38 AIANET L. TRAVIS Known as: -Iutly .-ls we sw' hor: Genial Hobby: Collecting Costume jewelry .1n1bilion: Dietitian Hound for: Undecided Artirfilirfsz David YV. Hoyt Library Auxiliarv, '38' Lunch Room Squad, '38 Y CARLO UCIFERRO Known as: Red :ls we src liim: GO0ll'll2lllll'Ctl Hobby: Sports xlmbition: Machinist Bound for: Brown and Sharpe DOROTHY A. VELLELA Known as: Dot As zvr' .we her: Niischievons Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Lawyer Bound for: Boston Univcrf sity VIRGINIA M. VERHILL Known os: Mickey :ls zur: sw: her: Lorahle Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Secretary Bound for: Bryant College JULIA A. VESCERA Knozun as: Julie As utr: see her: Petite Hobby: Tennis Ambition: Clerical Wlorker Bound for: Business YVorld Activities: Tennis, '38 GERTRUDE VESTER Known as: Gert As we see her: Composed Hobby: Reading Ambition: Beautician Bound for: Jo-An School of Beauty Culture YVILLIAM E. XV.-XNAMAKER Known os: lVylie As we see him: Magnani- mous Hobby: Coin Collecting Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer Bound for: Business Wlorld ftctivities: Centraltte Rep- resentative, '38 JAN UARY, 1939 RUTH H. NVATSON Known as: Ruth :ls uv' see her: Demurc Hobby: Reading Ambition: Teacher liounrl for: College LOUIS 'WEISMAN Known as: Lottie As zur' sm' him: Scientinc Hobby: Science Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Business WVorld Activities: Traflic Squad, '36, '37: Science Club, '38 ALLEN XVELLS Knozvn as: Al ,Is uv' src him: Mannerly Hobby: Jam Sessions Ambition: Radio Engineer Bound for: R. C. A. Institute .lrfirtiliesz Band, '37 GRACE R. WHITE Known as: Gay ,els zur' sec her: Intellectual Hobby: Children's XVork ftntbition: Christian Service Bound for: Eastern Nazarene College .-1r'ti1fitif's: French Clttb, '36: Tratlic Squad, '3Gg Literary Club, '38 GROVER WHITNEY Known as: Grover .-is nw' see him: Mannerly Hobby: Sailing Ambition: Accountant Hound for: Bryant College E57 THEBLACKAND DOROTHY YVHOLEY Known as: Dottie As we sec ber: Attractive Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Cosmetician Bound for: Cosmetician Col- lege ,-1f'Li1fili1's: BLACK AND Gow, '37, '38, Hi-Tri, '36, '37, '38, Basketball, '35, '36: Cmztmlite, '37g Budget Collector, '35, '36 NIARCA RET G. YVILBUR Krmzmz ns: Maggie ,ls uv' .ww ber: Outstanding Hobby: Pliotograpliy Ambition: Accountant Ifound for: Bryant College A1'Li11i1i1's: Cwztralite Repre- sentative, '36, Library Aux- iliary, '383 President, '38 MARION F. YVILCOX Knrmin ax: Marion fls uw' .wtf her: Vivacious Hobby: Swimming qlmbilion: Machine Opera- tor liounzl for: Business XVorld flzrliviliesz Swimming, '38 VIRGINIA A. XVILCOX Known us: Ginny As we sec bar: Reserved Hobby: Dress Designing Ambition: School Teacher Iftlllflfl for: R. I. College of Education Jrtizfitirfs: Trafhc Squad, '3Gg Hi-'I'ri, '36, '37, '38 JOHN YVINTERS Knozulz as: jack .ls nm .we him: lfriendly Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Commercial Ar- tist liounrl for: Undecided plctivitiffsz Budget Collector, '35, Track, '36, '38, Cen- trolittf Representative, '375 Ifootball, '38 38 GOLD R .f.,.,,sf s ,pm- Z. . . i A I V- ,A A I i ' ' . NATALIE S. WOJNAR Known as: Tillie As we see her: Natural Hobby: Dancing i-Imbiliou: Secretary Hound for: Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School .-Intivitiesz S. A. O. Book- keeper, '38, Hlinter Sports Club, '38 DOROTHY WOOD Kzzozvn as: Dotty .ls zur' sm' her: Spirited Hobby: Bicycling .-lnzbition: Nurse liourifl far: Pawtucket Me- morial Hospital RUTH M. YVYMAN Known as: Ruthie .ls we sae her: Aniiable Hobby: YValking .Illlllfflflllf Child Nurse Iiozuzd for: Undecided .11ftiz1iti1's: Hi-Tri, '37, '38, Lunch Room Squad, '38 ALICE ZAKARIAN Known as: Allie pls zur swf lmr: jocose Hobby: Bowling flnzbitioii: Social lVorker Iiozmd for: Pembroke Col- lege Activities: Tennis, '38, Swim- ming, '38g Bowling, '38g Hi-Tri, '38g BLACK ,mn Gow, '38: Advertising Stall, '38 IIEROLD ZUCKERBFRG Known us: Zuky As we see him: Jolly Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Accountant Bound for: Bryant College RICHARD IIIQIANGER R,xI.I-I-I Ia0swoI1'I'II IIOWIIRD IIROWNI1 LORIN IJARRI-x'I'I'Ro QIOSILPH CONIIQI' IIINIQ CIYR ,xI.m1R'I' Donn HUIIH EMENO IfLoRENc:E FANNING sIIINEx' FEI,mI.,xN KENNETH GERSTACOV ANTHONY GINOLF1 Camera Shy CHARLES HARRIS RVSSELI. HEATH PHILIP HOLLONVAY BLXNCLHE KRAJEXVSKI HAIG RREKIAN Rl'l'.-X L.-ICOMBE HENRY LALIBERTE IXNCELO LOFFREDO EDNIITND LYONS IXl'GUS'liUS BIARSELLA NIARJORIE MAYVBY Rl'l'.X NIILLER .IAN UARY 1939 QIOSEPH MCGINN cmkczrz IzxsHLI,xN Izolsmu' I,I.UMMI1k JOHN IuI1I,LY JAMES sHARRAcIis I'ETI1R SINIONINI JOHN SULLIVAN SYLVIA SXVARTZ KEITH TINKHANI I-'RANK XVEST PHILIP WVILSEY ANTHONY x.w,xT'I1x 1're.s'ider1l ..... Vin: PI'IfA'l'l1I?Ill Smrrrflfzry .... . fl'rfff1.s'11nfr Presiclzfnl . Vifc Presidrfnl Serrretrlry ,... . YTI'Ufl.S'71I'!fl'. . , PI'C.S'l'dc'fIIl. . . . I ir'1: PI'K'.S'1.dfTIlf Sf'r'rf:lnry. . . , TI'I?fI.YlII'I?I'. Prcszfdent ..,., IIIFI7 l,I't?X1.KI'!flIf Scrrelnry , , , 7TIY'!lXI1l'Cl' . Przfsidzmt. . , . Vive Presirlffvlt Sffrrelnry .,.,. Trenszzrer ljlgffsiclczll . . . I'Il.l'I? l I'I'.S'1.IlI'IIf Sf'1irrflrn'y . . . Tnf11.s'I1nfr. Class Officers I2,-X , .. . ,ELNIORE RUBERFIIS FORD I-IARRIET ANDERSON . , . ..., XVILLIAM BRIDGE I2B I ,A.A,, .JOHN BEHAN ..ILHHSEBELLAVANCE ,.MJEANNE XVENDELL ,H,jAMESIHNNERAN IIA , . . . , DONALD FLYNN , EVELYN PI-IILLII'S .. ..,. BARBARA PAINE MMFRANK TUCKERMAN IIB . I . , . , ,LLOYD ANDERSON , , ...,.,, CLARA FANTASIA . ,CHARLOTTE TH RESHIER . PAULKRUK IOA . . . ,. .. . ,ARTHUR BUTTS , . . . . . . , . . .ANNA RICCI ., , , . I HELEN JOHNSON , . . ,IVILLIAM CARNEVALE IOB I , .KENNETH BURKHARDT .,... . .. MILDRED BURNS ..,. SARAH DOXVLING .I , JEAN BLACK - 7 I A mm . fam I ,vu ma J! 1 W 4: as S im QW SK THE BLACK AND GOLD A ,737 C' ls N Af,-5 'J 5 7 Q 5 1 BI ACK Q 4 K' ' ' f AND Gow ' ' ' POETRY , 4 Y 1 s AWARD , Y 4 Q 1 14 5. :GG A A 0 05 , Nl 3 6:22 A Qi' 42 ie ,uk Colors RUTH W. Hlcvwoon I love the pink of tiny shells, and green like sea foam breaking into spray. And yellow hands on black, like night illumed hy stztrs. l love the sheen of orchid silk and pztlest blue reminding me ol sunset in Z1 winter sky. And other things. The lttsciousness of apricots imprisoned in the softest mesh, and flames of crimson toned with ivory, the lure of coral satin, and the blue of southern waiters. All piled high-- nty colors rezttly to be put away. l have linisherl the ironing! 42 Feast l'ye had a feast of lovely things, 'Ilhis inorn I rose on silver wings OI' dawn, and built a Iire to wartn The hands and hearts of those I love. The kettle sang a merry song And danced with joy, just to belong 'I'o this bright day. 'I'he table cloth Was laid with golden sunlight And the morning beanl edged cup and saucer With the precious gleam, the toast Of bronze, the white and gold Of chopped eggs in an earthern howl. No Midas-touch can turn to hardness .-XII this good day brings. I'ye had a feast of Ioyely things. R. W. H. Design Why do I seek a sleek gafelle Or a dancing girl, in a curling thread, And where bare walls are plaster scarred, .Xn armored knight or a cherub's head? NVhy are clouds like hustling crowds NVith leathers and furs and trailing scarfs, While woolly Chariots chase about, And a sly old moon looks on and laughs? I cannot mould a replica Or sketch a tree against the skyg Yet every ripple on the shore Is an etching rare to my untrained eye. R. XV. H. JAN UARY, 1939 43 THE BLACK AND GOLD Aff, 9,7 ! nl' 'js Q0 7 AND GOLD E E E 1 I tin 05, , ,ux m 5 Q 1 Y Q 1 2 . . E , 4 s' 4 5 0 Q 0 I fic L1 'Q Hurricane Hy Hank 1' Iisifosrro lfll'liR 1 had seen tl1e iinpressiye 111o1io11 picture, t'l-lurricane, I tl1o11gl1t that 1 fairly lillCW the ineaning of 1l1e word. Howey er, abot1t fottr 1110111115 ago, 1 learned there is a Yltst tlillerence between act11al a11d instigated e111otio11s. On reaching 1101116 after school o11 the 1lay of 1l1e lILl1'1'1- cane, 1 was greeted wi1l1 tl1e news 111111 t11e chitnneyf had fallen 1111 our house at Sliawomet, and that llly brother and 1 were to go 111111 clear olf whatever loose bricks re- 11121111011 011 tl1e roof. We started-inunetliately i11 1116 211110- inobile. lhe first five 11111111105 of 1l1e trip were 11s u11- eventfttl as lilly other day, except for tl1e noticeably 11igl1 windsg but in the latter part of the ri1le we experienced dangers of all descriptions. 'l'he roads, wet lillil strewn with slippery Cl'llSl1CLl green leaves, C2lllSCtl the car to swerve 1lZlllgCl'Ol.1Sly 111 every curve. Still later, we were forced to wi1111 and squeeze between fallen trees which littered tl1e road. After passing onto a clear stretch of road, our fear of being caught beneath falling trees was succeeded by the terror ol' running i11to live wires. To avoid otl1er dangers we had to drive o11 sidewalks, through gasoline stations, t11ke 1letours, and even 1lrive over fallen fences a111l tl1ro11gl1 front yards. XVC finally 2llD2lIlC1OllCfl t11e car in ll clear lot abotit ll l1alf-mile from our house. As soon 11s we reacl1e1l the more thickly poptt- late1l section we saw people running back and forth like frightened rabbits. My brother an1l 1 trie1l to stop il few to ask what was going on, but they continued to rush by us. A1 last we took hold of a running Illllll, 1101 letting go 1111til he l1a1l explained tl1e happenings to 11s. Xve gath- ere1l from his words 1.11211 great waves were washing four or live feet over the S611 walls 1111d 111111 already knocke1l 1low11 several 11011565 Zllltl garages. It was then that we realized tl1e 1la11ger of the great wind. XVe bolted for ottr l1o11se, wl1ic11 was Oll the i11la111l e111l of tl1e point. O11 getting there, we had to wade lllI'OllglI l'Ollll1g suri tip our front steps i11 order to enter the house. Ive heaped the flll'1l1lll1'C i11 such a way that should a few i11ches of WZILCI' seep in, as little furniture as possible would be damaged. XVhen a large wave shook the l1o11se Zlllll sent great sheets of 1VlllCl' through the windows, we left the furniture a111l Tllll out of the house, through the water, now some three feet 1leep, to 11 neighbors home just a few hundred feet back, set on higher ground. Front our new refuge, we could see the powerful wi111l whip the bay as a teaspoon would stir a cupful of tea. Great waves battered at OIII' ,H house, a111l having broken all the windows 211111 doors were Ylllllllllg ElIlAOllgl1 tl1e 1001115 a111l playing havoc with the furniture that we had tried to keep dry only a few niin- utes before. Suddenly the win1l grew stronger, and directed ll series of gigantic, towering waves. Though I afterwards learned that tl1e waves were some twenty' feet high, the poor vision caused by the N'llId.'lll'lYCll Water made the waves see111 to extend without en11 into the sky. Our house stood tl1e first few waves, but a terrific great co111ber cr11sl1e1l it as ll fist would crt1sl1 a match box. It is i111possible to 1le- scribe i11 detail tl1e destruction of all tl1e l1o11ses close to the water, b11t in general, the coming of dusk gave the entire scene tl1e aspect of a nightmare. 'l'he greatness an1l the power of the wind and water wo11l1l make any atheist ll God-fearing soul. It gave me tl1at feeling of inferiority tl1at one has when witnessing a scene of disaster 011 the screen, bitt o11 21 ll1llClI greater scale. Tl1e disasters wl1icl1 I had seen before were all more or less localized. The ravages of the great wi111l, on tl1e other han1l, see111ed to be universal: it stoo1l before yo11, beside you, crept llp behind y0ll, I'llIIIlJlCd beneath. hovered over you, and left no way of escape. That night, in the city again, wl1e11 everything had 1taln1e1l and nothing but ll strong breele was left of the gigantic wind, we went out to see what had happened in other sections of the town. It was not long before we heard news of many bodies recovered, scores missing, llllll' dreds of homes washed away. 111111 others blotted o11t. The saddest and most staggering blow came wl1e11 we received news of personal friends ,and neighboring families wiped Ollf of existence. Together witl1 the loss of life and prop- erty came the IICWS of broken communications, blocked roads, cut-out power lines. 11nd danger fro111 polluted drinking water. Strangely enough, thoughts of hghting chanipiotis, glamorous stars, great politicians, an1l other celebrated individuals came to my mind an1l appeared as mice against a mountain. I a111 thankful that ours was a loss of property only, and I am grateful to the hurricane for the deeper religious conviction that I can now ll'llllI- fully say I possess. I also wish to mention that I now know what a great difference there is between acttial emo- tions, and those brought abotit by artificial means. This knowledge gives 111e 11 ftlller appreciation of the proverb, Experience is the best teacher. Q AN UARY, 1939 A Haircut HONORABLE MENTION ESSAY By' Itlnwtkn S. FILLDAIAN OW lucky cayemen were! They had no social func- tions to attendg consequently they did not have to bother themselves about their personal appearance. A very important factor in one's appearance is that unruly growth generally known as the head covering or hair. It doesn't matter what color it is or was made to be, it still is there and grows. Would that some brilliant genius could invent something that stops the growth of hair blll allows it to retain its natural appearance! Of course, this would be hard on the barbers, bitt what is their opinion as opposed to that of literally millions of people? They could get jobs in the factories manufactur- ing this marvelous preparation. I'ntil this heavenly sub- stance is found, however. we will still have to endure the unholy snip, snip of the barber's scissors. The barber shop is very deceiving. The spaciotts and comfortable chairs, large mirrors. and entertaining maga- zines all add to make the victim forget the torture that is about to come upon hitu. This outside covering for the unscrupulous trade of hair-ctttting had no effect on the eternal prejudice I held against my barber, though. .Xs soon as he had me seated he smiled and tucked a bib-like cloth chokingly' around my neck as if I were a baby. To this I simply set n1y jaw and looked at my cottntenance in the tnirror. Suddenly, as if out of nowhere. came a sound resembling that of a thousand bees buzzing behind my ears. Then I felt a deadly cool vibrating instrttment ol torture begin its merciless job,-the electric clipper. I sat with 1uy lists clenched and tny teeth pressed hard against each other. as the wicked machine sent shivers up and down my spine. After he had Iinished with the back of my neck. the barber started the ear pushing LICI, which is the ruthless pressing forward of the ear in order to get at the hair behind it. As a result of this experience I found out why I and other nnfortunates like me have donkey ears. which are organs of hearing bent forward more than usual. The barber had a very Ctlle little dog in the shop. I told the barber that he seemed very fond of watching the man cut hair. The barber said. 'Alt isn't that. Sometimes I snip oll' a bit of the customer's ear. My heart went down to my toes, came back up ami smacked me in the pharynx where it lodged for the rest of the operation. I broke out into a cold sweat, but I decided to face it like a man. I didn't grit my teeth this titne for fear they might rattle. The barber said to me. 'AI'lease put your head down. XVhether I didn't do it fast enough, or I didn't put it down far enough, I don't know, but a huge brown hand wrapped itself arotlnd my neck and forced my head into a horizontal position. This time the barber used the always dull and pinching hand clipper. The continuous click, click of the rusty instrtnnent made me want to yell, but I restrained myself. Suddenly I felt my head being practically jerked ottt of its socket as the barber began the next step in the pro- cedure. This is the barber's method of grabbing and cutting the thick hair on the top of the skull, which makes one feel as if the hair is being pttlled Olll by the 1'00ls. I sympathized with my poor hair as I saw it scat- tered all around the chair. .Xt last the end was near, when the barber would wet and comb my hair. Before he soaked my hair with liquid I took a glance at the next victims of the barber who were waiting for hitn to get through with mc. The ones who were not in any special hurry smiled at me. while those who wanted to get elsewhere very soon looked on im- patiently' as if they thought that the barber was spending too tnuch time on my glowing tresses. Then cattle the tidal wave. The barber aimed for my head, Init somehow the water seemed to gush all over me. The narrow necked bottle with which the barber was squirting water on my head and elsewhere soon deposited suflicient liquid on my hair to make it wet enough for him to comb. I got up from the chair after the combing. removed the hideous bib. and took a deep breath. .Xfter paying the inlnuuan gentleman. tffor what man could be human after making a fellow being sulIer?j I quickly left the scene of my agony. .Ks I departed, I felt like a free mann-but gloom quickly descended upon me, for I realiled that I would have to go through this same tortnent again in two or three weeks. Xvoe is man for all the miseries he puts himself through to be presentable to society! 45 A Directory of Central Clubs CAFETERIA MARSHALS Captain, Edward MacNeil Sergeant Major, XV. Malcolm Northway First Lieutenants, Philip Clark, John Gordon, and George Stergios Adviser, Mr. Horace H. Hendrick, Vice-Principal CAM ERA CLUB President, S. IV. Bardsley Vice President, Alan Xvalker Secretary, Hazel McKenna Custodian, Mlilliam Cooper Adviser, Mr. Charles F. Moss CIRCOLO PETRARCA President, Godfrey Gabriele Vice President, Anthony Spano Secretary, Vincenza Di Pietro Treasurer, Evelyn Verde Advisers, Miss Marie C. Catalolzi and Mr. Hugo E. Levander FRENCH CLUB President, Richard Chadbourne Vice President, Anita Altman Secretary, Marion Anderson 'l'reasurer, Aldo Freda Adviser, Miss Regina T. Loftus GLEE CLUB tBOYS'j l'resident, NVilliam Bridge Vice President, Peter Mikal Secretary, Foster Caddell Librarian, Howard Mlalker Adviser, Mr. Edward J. Grant GLEE CLUB QGIRLSQ President, Anna just Vice President, Sona Kalfaian Secretary, Jane Gray Treasurer, Alta Gray Adviser, Miss Madeleine E. Baxter HI-TRI President, Ray IVeiss Vice President, Mary McQuirk Secretary. Anna Mastrangelo Treasurer, Marian Feeley Adviser, Miss Marie C. Cataloni HI-Y President, Edward MacNeil Vice President, Ernest Gavitt Secretary, Raymond Anderson Treasurer, Emmett Brown Advisers, Mr. Charles Jones and Mr. Albert E. Mayoh LIBRARY AUXILIARY President, Margaret M'ilbur Vice President, Ruth M. Eddy Secretary, Rose Sealzi Adviser, Miss Ruth E. Greene PRESS CLUB President, George Stergios Secretary, Ben Alfano Program Chairman, Manuel Cabral Adviser, Miss Helen M.-E. McCarthy SCIENCE CLUB President, Louis M'eisman Vice President, Edward Feldman Secretary, Richard Chester Treasurer, Charles Durkin Adviser, Mr. Amedeo De Robbio SPANISH CLUB President. Ruth M. Eddy Vice President, Norman Slllllllifg Secretary, Mary Forte Treasurer, Fred Foster Adviser, Miss Harriet E, Pierce STUDENT COUNCIL President, Elmore Roberts Vice President, John Bejian Secretary. Donald Flynn Assistant to the Secretary, jean Betts Adviser. Dr. T. Franklin Mlalsh, Princi THRIFT COUNCIL President, Sona Kalfaian Vice President, Michael Caprio Secretary, jane Gray Treasurer, Fred Mlujciski Adyiser, Miss Mary C. Campbell TRAFFIC SQUAD Captain, Mlallace Swiderski First Lieutenant, Seymour Glasberg Second Lieutenant. Raymond Hassell Third Lieutenant, james Casey Adviser, Mr. Leonard P. Philbrick if QR PHE BLACK AND COLD STUIDITNT KKOUNCII. Iftirsl Row, IMI to right: C, Stcrgios, J. Bc-iian, R, llddy, Dr. T, Franklin Walsh, Principal. Faculty Adviser: ll. Mihnilidcs. ll, Roberts, M. Shoc- smith. .Svculvtl Rott' A, lltults, I? Flynn, l. Antlcrwon. XV. Northway, ll. Mnchlril, K, llrltrklttttlt, XV. Swi- Llrrski. STUDENT COUNCIL Cotttprisccl of t'c'pt'L'sc-tttzttixw lmttt thc tnztjtwt' :tctixitics of tht' wltool. thc Slllfllfllf Coltttvil lttttlct' the leztclcrslttp ol Dr. 'lf lfrztttlslitt Hltlslt. ptittripztl. :acts :tw :t rlvliltctzttixc :mtl cxcrtttixc Lgrollp flccltcizttccl wltolcltcatrtctllx to ittilizllittg 'tttcl l't1t'tltct'ittg vtttc' t'ottslt't1t'tiic plttti lh'lL will l'lllllll'C. S. A, O, BUOKKlil2l7l:RS l'trxt Row, lt-ft In rtqhl. l7 .Stn I8 Casey, ll, lnrang, M llttmpvl. Miss Anna Burn xiclv. Faculty Atlviwr. N. XVoinar: Cl. St. l.ntt rvnt, A. Knox. fmt! Rott B. Smith. .l, Cltvrdon, M. Shocsmith. 'll Snntopivtro, l.. lfrltl man. V. Panlulln, tt 4.... ..t S. A. O. 'l'ltc Stttilcttt .lctivitics Oflitic is mic oi' tltc must itttpottztttl ittstittltiotts itt Clcttltztl High School. tttztittlztittittg at direct sttpctiiwiott of :tll littztttciztl matters pet-tttitting to Clcttttztl, 'Iihc S. A. O. Sliilli. contposed of students ft-cntt thc tttcttc :ttlxztttttccl bookkeeping clztwwcs. hats at tttztjot' shztrc in clliczictttly :tncl contpetentli c-:tttiittg out tltiw ttctttctttlotts tztsk. The sttttlvttts tum sttpctwisctl by Miss Attttzt llttrnside, faculty ztdviwcty JAN UARY, 19 so SPANISH CLUB Ins! Row, Irft Io right: X. Glincs, M. Forte, M. Pctschkc, R. liddy, N. Snlzberg, S. McKrnziu, R. XVcisS. Suomi Row: I7. Iiostcr. J. Donnelly, XV. Riccltclli. il, Chmlwlck, W. NM- lwrg, R. Kilmdbournv, I. llumwncll, lf Tnlmcr, SIFXNISH CLUB lfm' lllmu NllIllC'lll5 xxlw sludx. speak. 411 are llllL'lkCSlCll i11 the Spxmisll lllllgllllgij lllis Club was l'0l'lllLTll. LlIlCll'l' llle clillwlioll oi' Misa ll:ll'1'in'I l'icr1'C, dixcmiflccl llIl'C'llllgS are l'lll'l'lCd Oll in Spzmisll. FRENCH CLU I3 Under the guidance of Miss Loftus, an lJI'0Q l'2lIll fmnluelefl entirely in French every week has been enjoyed by llle lncmlmcrs. Fremtlx songs were mug. poclns read, games played, and ll good time had by ull. The Cllrisunzxs party was cmuluetcd an zu Cl11'lSllIlllS in Frzmce progralu consisting of singing, Clilllflllg. and I'lI'Cl1Cl1 food. l lu .Sm I-RIQNLH K LUN ml Row, lvl! tu righll R Taylor. S. Kvurjian, A .Xllman. lf. Carroll, IB I'.1inc. M. llrziginn, lurrcllo. ll. Pnquln Y mm' Row: A. linda. L Allman, J. Charnauskas NV. fnpozzuli, M. Andcr wn. R. Cklmdlmurnc, M Ilmrdfn. Il. Dcliusco, X' 171 Plum. J. Ilagopian. FPHE BLACK AND GOLD Lfl.N'l'RAl.lTE S'l'!Xlil1 lnsl Row. Icfr to rigblt C' Mnnlnian. Xl. lfnbrilio Nl. l7.ium, XV. Northway Miss Hclvn bl -li. Md .Ir Nlcliiun. Rl. Clnsnli. XVrir, U. Spirilo. .Suomi Riuu: P. Omln-vllmo A. Kramcr. R. Kaufman Xlfuslrrbvrg. NV, filirrliu S liciris, B rlllnuo, Ci Nlcrgios. Xl, Cinbral, Nl llnirbrr XV. Arollc. CENTRALITE One of CenIr:1l's most popular publications is Ilie Centralilv, the school newspaper, which is issued under the guidance of Miss Helen M.-li. Niciizirtliy. lls unique features. sport pages, jeep coluniu, :ind l'rineipul's Corner niuke il one ol' the Iincsl school newspapers in llie suite. PRESS Ll Cl? lux! Row. left I0 right. Nl lfnbrizio, S. NVaxrnnn. Nl. llrvlin, Nl. Bcliginn. T, l,io7li, B. Alfnuo. Miss Ilrlvn M.-E. Mcffnrxliy. llwulty Advisviy fi. Slvr- gios, R. Bernstein, l., lR.ibi.m. J. Dv Augustine, M. Chccmflnli, ll, Spililo. Suomi Roni: R. Xyviss, Cf l7.mo. Criranzaro. M. lhum. li. llonolrio. Ci. XVbilcbcad. li. Ruggivio, M. Della Selva, M. Mc Ciuvcrn, M. Uonnnlly, S. Ilxyrr, E. Ciolusvs. fl, Kramer. H. lipslvin, M. llc Orcbis. fi. Sylvio. .l. Murntorc. bl. Lnlwml, XV. Ayurrc. D. Rnggicri. limi! Row: P. Oinbir-ll.um. ll. Knminsky, li. McCliun. R. lknifnmn: Alf liudiu. li. Damiano, G. llrussli-r, li. llopps, A. DC Augusf limi. R. Giardino, .I Mimf imugb, YV. Cibcrlin, V. finmardo. B, l.i liuuci. A. lolnros. .l Pwiiiili. li Uxr.. if Nl.inlni.in 50 PRESS CLUB The Press Club incinbersliip includes llie Cerzfralilz' wpresenlzuircs. rncrubers of the ionr- nulisin classes. and iournulislic-minded students, besides llie regular Cwitrrzlitr' stuff. 'Tlu intention of this yeznds club is to lime ai more direct COIlIlCl'll0Il between the Press Club :ind the school paper. XVill1 Ibis view in mind, ilu' class pages appearing in lbe ininieogruplied issues of llic p:1perzn'e ecliled by ineinbers of Lbe Press Club. iby, lincully Adviscri li l J I. iiuilniv. R Moors-. Ci l l5l.AkK AND Lifllli l v .IAN UARY, 1959 SVNIUR COMMI l' l'lTl'i Iiifz Run, lull! ro num' Xl lihiio, Xl Snllillo. .l Qiorrlon. Sl. Nvy. R l,oi.ing. Xrriiinl fum. .l. lNl.irilon.1lsl, I lluch.in.in, l liolwrzx , . .X lxohlvio, R l.iiio'.i l5I..XClli ,XXII GOLD SENIOR CLOMMITTEE This group is roinposvcl of one suiclcnl from czich senior llOlllC room, whose duly it is lo collccl pcwsollzll low unml svn' lhzll lhc money is propcrly llll'llL'il ovvr lo thc S. A. O. 'lllll'Ollgll lhcse rc1n'csciilzn1ixL-s, Lhcrc is cflcrlvrl Il more coiixcnicnt :incl cllicicnl system of business. BIACIK .XNIJ GOLD Iawry Icrin. 11111 l5r.u'lQ .xxh C-our i'vpi'c'wiils :I XlXlll :incl nolnplclc crow wclion of CL'lllli'll lllgh School lilc. lhc hook is mlcxolcrl lo pictorial Zllltl lIlCl'2lllll'C l'0IllllI'l'9 uhifh conihim lo llllllxll' il :I lIlCllIOI'LllJlC School 1'Cl'llI'1l, covclccl hy :ill CCl1ll'lll SllldClllS. fu Sw Bl.,f'lC'K S xr Row. Slcwcrli. Kalfaian. D. Ycllc Cilcnvcsi AND GOLD TAFF Ifffl I0 rfghl: V M. Potter, S M. Ill-lla Selva . Mr. Alfred S Facully Adviser R. Eddy, .l. Montecalvo R, l..x Kaufnmn. l7l.imme, I, A. Altman. 'mid Row: A. Znkarian lf. Klunplucll, li. Ilarmon S Phill ipi. T. Santopi L-tm, I.. l..1nni. A. Spano .l llmgna lvy. G, tori, W. Bards I lopps, F. Cad- slrll, P. Marshall, J. Mur- .imrcp A. Walker, E l.yon, P. Musco. F1-'HE BLACK AND GGLD STAGE CREXV I-mr Row, lufr ro right: A Becker, Stage Managvr: J. Healy, Mr. Leonard l', Philbrick, Faculty All viscrg XV. Cooper. Chivl Flcclricinni XV, Culbers- Son. Sworn! Rum: XV. Nicholaml. E. Oxx, l.. Mourniglmu. S. Cinyrr. if Tanner, A XVnllwr. STAGE CREYV 'l'hc Slllglf new is UI'gllllllCLl lu zlsxisl in thc Illlllllllfllilll ul' scliool plays :xml Ullllili ziczlixilics l't'lllllllllg llig um ol shag lc cquiplilcxil. Tlirougli lhcii' imrk. llic iuenihcrs lltlllllllf 11 knowlcdgc ol stage lighting, SCCIIUVF' crmst1'l1c:liu11, l'ly-gzlllury lCCllIllllllC, amd Lhc use of pmpcrlics uml lliczllrical CClllllJlllC11l. Nlr. l'hilh1'ick, school coiirrlinzuor, is in Lilmrgc of lhc group. I-ir Bm lliAl.lAN 1l.L'l5 sl Row, Ivlt Zu right: l7 llunzi. 'lf Slrnvam, C Snrcionc, D. Zuccolo. R ljufcrto, A lNhwg1nui.lXlr ling., ia. I,.,i-miivr, PM ully Adviwr: li. Lol' lrrnlo, V. l7i ljiulro, li ljoh, Nl. Snini, M. Bros emu, A. llmxclwlli. limi Row: li, Rutomlo, Xl. Tammany ll. Con sinulli. A. Mancini. A Nlurclli, F. Aiiiririwio, lt lcnlinn, A. hlaglimiu, A lncnvino, B. Clirclln. E Rum. C.. lncollings. l. li: Frisco, lf, Vcrllt. Ihull Row: li. Cdrollo. D 52 l7'Agu:inno. P. Grnni vri, G. Galwrivlv, E. Ln qunlu. A. Spnnn, l.. lJ'An1uono, XV. l'D'Alv bincfio, R. Vlimlbmxrm, M Dc Qxchik. XV. Cum:- xxilc. D. Ruggicii. CIRCOLO PETRARCA For stuclcuts inlcrcslccl in thc: Italian lzmguzlge, thc Clircolo Pel1'111'cz1 has been orgzmizecl The members have hclfl Vlfgllllll' meetings, :it which all uctlivillcs wC1'C C2l.l'I'16d ou in Italmn. LIBRAR Y AUX Il.l ARY I l Xuloml Row: M lwxlll-r. ll -IAN UARY, 19559 rv! Row, Il'II IO rilllll. D XVooll, R. lllllly, R. Sculzi li. Ogllcll, IE. Silllmolls. l.. Moorll, V. Cinlloilio. l'. Spirllo, lp. Slrvvlwr. R. l.c.lvl-r. llurgvsx. li, Qlsull, l'z, l'.liill-. M Amlcrwll. M liarclcll, M, Yvilhul. I7 l5oy.lll.lll, l Ciolllxlw l lilowll, X l'loll, K. Rocl.lv. l Nlvl-rx l l I,ll3R.-XRX .XLfXll.l.XRY The ohicrl ol' thc' llzlvill NY. lloyl l.illl':ll'y ,'XllXlll1lI'f is ll5SlSlllIlL'L' ill lhc lxork oi' lllc school l lilllxllw llllcl llll' lUl'Il12lll0ll ol' 11 lxllolllcclgc ol llllll illl llllt'l'L'Nl ill lllc Holi l.llJl'l1l'f' ol' fiCl1lI'lll High School llllll the lllll'1ll'lCi ol' l'l'ox'illclll'c'. 'lllc lllllill lllllillllv' ol' lhl- llllll. llOlXCXl'l'. ii lo l PI'OlllOlC goocl l'L'1lCllIlg illllilllg llS lIlCllllJCI'S illlll lhc xlllllclllx ol Illc' school. Nlclllhcls of thc l 11llXlllIll'y gllill CXlDCl'lClli'C, pleasllru, :lllll lllc' S1lllSl.1li'll1lIl lxhifll lolllvs fI'0lll lJI'0llI2llllC lclldillg 2!I11lSl'I'YlCC lo thc school. THRIFT COUNCIL 'l'hL: 'l'hl'ift fiUllllCll, llllllcl' lllC sllllclwisioll ol' Miss lxlllff CZ. fi1lllll7lll'll, is CUIllIJUSCLl of lll xlllllcllls who I2lliC l'llill'g'C ol' thc' TllCSll2ll' lllllllilllg. 'llhc lllCK'llIlgS ol' lllc' fitlllllfll 1ll'C il'l'cglll.ll, lllll :ll'0 ulllcd hx lllff llll'CC'lUl' ill' lllc lllllllx l'cpl'L-wlllzlliu' lSllCll thu IlL'L'il lll'lSK'S. 'lllc Plllilb ol th o l 1 ' e gl' up 'S lo plolllolc llllf llllhil ol' thrill lllllllllg lhc NlllllCl1IS ol' fiClllI'2ll High School. l'llRIFT KOKTNCIL lllwl Roar, left lo right: F l ulliho. Xl. R.lhcl.l, S XX'.lxlll.ln, K, Nllllifllo, l' Wllyfiqki. S. linlfniall. Nl fnprio, .l. Cilay, V. lll Ili.-lm. A lirlgiornn. ll liolondo. S liulirlian l Clolnlu. S.-llmll lfolu: 41. l'wlnllll'y, li. Aloixio, .l, XVooll, V. l'l'llx. Il Klnlwr, Cf lllllllllliil. l. llnwluy, S. l llvll, l. lf.lllllll.lll. U, l.lxlol, LZ l7ll.llciJ, K. Sllrrlllull, lf, Kiivulu llllrll' Rim' N Sli-lining, L Lollghllll l' Mac- lll-ll.llll, Xl Pull. R. lillwo, S Nll'lo'J. l' lXl.llloo51i.ill. ll. imniiznro. U liilllur. li llirst, M. lull.. lim, x ollm, l-. llmllllll, li ,ill-lil. 53 FFHE BLACK AND GOLD SYIILNLZE KCLUB lust lttntx Ivit In rigrfrz S XV.ixm.in, l.. XVcisin.in, l' l5uldm.nv, ll Bt-rnstrln Stwmitl Huw: lj. lD'1Xgu.in- no. XV, l7'1lbl7r.iifiu, Nl! Ainulttx llc Rtihhtu. lim ltltv .Mlvtx-ri Ci lltwgvw Cr l'w.wxlt'r SCIENCE CLUB 'lhis elttb is comprised of sctientilic-minded students who :ire interested in lnrthering their knowledge in any of the nn-ions scientihe fields. Visits :ire ninth- to such places :is the limwn University lztboratorics, the Hoods Ire Creznn lllzinl, the lJHH'fIll'IllY' jrmrnnl fitlllllllllly. :ind the Duvol Rubber Coiiipzniy, where the nienibers :ire shown the indnstriail methods used by large Inztlinfztcturers. Lccztures on rzidio, biology, chemistry, :ind electricity :ire given by CK- perienced outsiders, :ind the group unidtlcts its own experinivnts in rheniirzil :ind rnicmsrcxliic work. CAMERA CLUB l'irst Row, left to right: M Potter, R. Bernstein, M Della Selva, XV, Bards lay, Mr. Charles F Moss, Faculty Advisor A. Walker, D. Boysiinn E. Lyon, IE. McGinn. Second Row: L Garden, V Camarclu, M. Dc Orchis R. Bvmz. Feldman, A Owen, XV, Cooper, C llopps, S. Price, J. Mini naugh, ll. Morey. A Klutz, l. Troob, S XVaxm.1n. 54 CAMERA CLUB The purpose of the Cltnnerzt Cllnb is L0 give the inembcrs :tn elementzny knowledge of the workings of zi eznnerzx :ind the :nt nl' lJlClU1'C-llllilllg. The sclmol d:n'k-romn has been ntililcd to ueqnziint them with the vztrious processes used in thc developing und printing ul' lihns. Lectures on rlitlerent phases of pliotograpliy have been giicn by lIlL'IlllJL'l'9 of the rlnh, and :rn exhi- bition of prints is planned for later in the season. L llljI2Rl.l..'XlHl.RS Inu lfow, I1-fr 111 righl: M. ID1-lla Sulv.1, IT. Greens. C apmin. 1111111 R1111' S K.1lfa1.111. S Pl1ill1ps. Ii. I A l l.1111mc JANUARY, 1939 ClH1iliRl.E.'XlJ1iRS 'lkllL'SC sl111l1'111s 1'l111sc11 In NI1. -Iilllll lllllilll l'CPI'CNClll clCllll'Lll All 41lI ul' its 111l1l1-111' 1'11111p1'1i- 111111s z1111l lx-If I'illllCS. llllfl Icz11l lllC CIllIl'C lyocly ol s1111l1'11l s1J1'1'l111111's i11 1l11'i1' 1c:1111's 1'I11fc1's. ll is lllC'll' lC1lllCI'SllllJ, Xllll llllll Xlgill' lllzll IIIQKW fll'IllI'lll 1111 111 ils 11111111 111111111-s, :1111l il is ll1ci1' Olllf 01111 lclI1msl11p lllll x1l111ol Nllllll Il11'1:11g'l1 llllf s1'l11111l N1'111'. xl11111li11g IJGl'iUllllllllCS lllill 111111111111- Lg V ' ' 1 ' In .S1'1 IMXND Af Rmb. I1 Cil1ccv1-r. -11 11111gh1, XV. I . 'I'ortola11i. D. I5111g1-xx. I: Sicwsrlw. Nl, .Xrcl1 Srlvn, 1 Xlidw11111l, Xl, TI11111 ny. .1 l'uruss1'n11. 1.11711 lS1111 man. .I Quirk. .X .X I'1uli111 ID1 I'11w11 111. M. D1-ll.1 'X111l1'rxor1, N. ll Srcrxmnp. l1111'. Y. BLICI1- lX.1l1i1111-111, I. ll 'l'11ck1'r l'1'lI.1. IXI. M1 I 11I1vI r.111ccs111. X Quluccl, l . .X Nlnrxtclln. S. l51'r11x11'111, M :Xnt11111. XV, 1111111 R. M1111-1, I7 Ruggi 11111. 1111. .-X lxr I !71111 H1111 BAND The band, cli1'ec1c1l lay M11 NIL1111111- l.1r11is, plays ill ull Illlltilil' N1'I11111l l'11111'1i1111s, 1Plll'llL'l1Jll 111 111115115 l'l'NlIX1llS, :111cl 111:11'1'l11's 111 holicluy p111':11lcs. IDS C'lA111n1ll.1. Rcfllun. liilguu, Ili lI1.1si11. M. l'i1111i1 Sl1:1l'c11uxx. lhvix .X 111v11, .l I v.1'1-, li Ruesu. ll Circ1'nhalgl1. 1-11, C1 Anclrr Il K1-I11, li C'hi.1v1'r .1s1111w X' Cillbcrt. A ll 'I'1111S. IS XX' lf1l1ly, I' IH Gallup. .I K. lI11rkl1.111ll. lx. R l Iirs1, .l I Q1111u1IbV .X 811.11m ll. l11.1 '11111 1 R VIOIIE BLACK AND GOLD SENIOR PLAY CAST lfirsr Rota, left to right: R Crandall, I. Diddia. C Nelson, If. Boudrcnu. Surtmtl Row: C. Mtrntainn ll. Kcrzncr, lf. Burke. I. Anderson. li. Roberts, IT l'woy.rii.m. SENIOR PLAY CAST The Senior Play Cast, under the direction ol' Miss lflorentte A. Brzry, is voinposecl of those students who participated in the play of the Alttnttttry lflflfl graduating class. The production was 'AThree Lire Ghosts, 11 eonredy hy Frederick S. lshznn. and stztrrt-tl lrtr Dicldizt :rs Old Sweethezn't, 1nrd George Crandztll :rs Llinrtny Guhhins, thc- first live ghost. P, T. A. HONOR GUARD I'trst Row, left to right: D. Mathcwson, M. Damn, Miss Hvlvn M.-P. Mc- Carthy, I3nculty Atlviscrg S. Alia. lvl, Iznbrilio. Second Row: McGinn, M. Dyer, M. Kinslcy, R. Kaufman, Watcrixrait, Il. Greene, J. XVood, R. Nvciss. P. T. A. HONOR GUARD This organization, which is supervised hy Miss Helen M.-12. Ixlllcllfllly, aids the Parent- Tetteher Association at :rll its functions. Its tncnrhcrs, through their duties its hostesses, wait- resses, :ind guides, represent the whole student hotly of Central High School to the organization. The membership of the Honor Girard comprises the hest students which Central has to Offer 56 Eddy, C. Gordon, G BOYS' VOCA1 VNS1-51151.12 l11s1 1111112 I1-I1 111 rigfn: V. 15aii11c11, 15 15oy.11ia11. 11. QuAr.111111, Mr, 1111w.1r11 .1. Granl. 11.1c111r1' 1'X11v111'r: 1.. S111r1u. N1 Sz.1'1i. 1 1'Jp.N.,, 11 1711111111 .s.1.1,1.1 111,111 .1 111-gan.. 11 1 W11111, 1i 1..p,1.11, 1.. 1111311-, 1' M1111 1 1.111111111, 11 N1nr1111, XX' 151111111-. X1 N11111w1111111 KIANUARY. 1215151 111116 Boys' N1-11-11011 1117111 :1111'1' l11c C1111 sing 1111 1111111 BOYS' YOCLX1, EXSICM 131,12 XVULH11 1'11lSC1l11J1C. 1111w 1111'1'c x1'111x 11111. cumixls 111' six11'1'11 ll1l'1l11l1'I'S. 1311111 C21I'C1'11111' 1111 Hou' 6,1110 f11ll11, '1'11c 111111117 11ll'L'1N 1111'ec z11'11'1'11111111s Il wack. i1111111'111111c1y 111 111C 911111111 11111. 1111- 1111'11111c1's 11111111 1110 l11l'l'l'11Ull of N113 1i1111':11'11 C1I'2il1l 111-s 1111111111 z1111'11111p:11111111'111. 1110 1111u sing' 1111 11111111 s1'I111o1 211:1ixi1ics, 211111 51116 1 I i , i zllso 101' 1111111v 11111si11c c11q:1g'c1111-111s. This Nl'2l1' 1111- boys 110111111111-11 111111 :1 s1-1ec11-11 g'l'01lp 111 11131 Ic11l11N1l111N 11111111x LQ1l'1S 'I . ' 111-Y 11111 111111. 11111 11. 11gh1, 1 N1A111A1nn, R .'X1111rrsu11. 1 Q1nv111,12.111'11w11, Mr. .X11v1'r1 13 N111y1111, Fm 11111' .-X11v1wr. 15. Mac- N111. J, 1Su.111w11, A. XX'.1111vr, XY. 5w1111'r5111 3111111111 Row: N. A1111crs1111, 11. 1 11c91cr, 11. 11r11wn, A 11111 111111, K '1'i11k1m111, 4 .'11111urx1111, Y. 171 111x111. 1.. fX1.11Nu11, XY. 11111: E. K11knn11y, .1 1's1'11.111 H1-Y An 01'g1111iL111i1111 1111 11111 11115 is 1111' Ili-Y. '1'1ll' wl11111'111s 1'11'1.l1'11 111111 11111 111111 llll' 101111015 111 1111111 s1'l111111s1i1: :11111 11111111 111e yen 11 111i z11'11x1111N 111 fl'1l11'll1. 1111' 111111 111111111111 ll11111X 51111111 1'11'111s 11111111Q, 57 M THE BLACK AND GOLD lftrst Row, Iuft to right: A. Cataltaino, M. Casali, Nl. Hcnnusscy, E. Cairns, C. Liortlon, KI. lic Rita, I.. Bcllavancc, A. Klanian, Miss Maris C Catnlozzi, liaculty Adviscri R. Weiss, M. McGuirk, M. licclcy, A. Nlastrangclo, R. Kaufman, E, Knrtcn, A. Di Donato, L. Valfrudn Svmntl Row: A. Campolattano, J. Baucr, O. Ccrini, E. Campolattano, E. Olsun, G. Frcrubc, Nl, Horan, ll, Petschkc, H. Kechijian, G Cilibcrto, M Ciliberto, A. Kayatta, G Rocrny, D. Darling, A. Cilittonc, A falabro, A. Cfzitnnmro, lj. Dt' l.ucia, C. Gordon, E. Alsxantlcr A. Rco, P. Ucifcrro, Taylor, V. Robcrts, P. Musco, A. Zakarian, V. Ayvazian. D, XVood. . ., . . , V Ihzrtl Rott' lg. Alticri. B. Cleary, C., Buchanan, N. Wilcox, B. Lazarakis. E. 'l'arlai.in, ll. Gough, I. Sousa, A. Ahrwvilcr, C. Scott, lf. lluotl A. liovcv. l. Guthrie, li, Tortolani, ll. Romano. J. Black, M, Zubyk, E. Pmroxvn. ll Vitulli. E, Kaminxky, li. Keanu, E. 'Iir.1vcrs. A NVolt'tl, M. Alticri, R. XVynmn, l.. Moore. R. Pcllvgrino. R. l.ortl. Ill-TRI fZCntral's Hi-'liri is a hranch ol' thc Ciirl Rcscrtrss. an organization for high school girls Only. lintcrtaining and ctlttttational meetings at thc Y. XV. C. A., parties, trips, hikes, dances, and speakers comprise thc program tzarrictl out hy thc girls. Members of the Hi3l'ri also assist at school functions, snrh as thc Senior Play and other entertainments held in thc antlitorium ol' Clcntral High School. 58 -ANUARY, 1939 lint Ruin. lvfz lr: 11111111 R. Vvstri, R. IIoIn1q11ist, I-I. IIt1Imqu1st. I5. Ricci, I.. Gaviit. Mr. Pvt.-r J. iiuini, J, l,11wy, S. Lllnxlwig, XV, Iwvidt-1xIi1 Il II.1s9cII, Mr. I,rtv1111uI P. I'I1iII1ricIn. I5.1f11Ity Ailviwrg II. CiIoVvr Ii, I.ac111.1Ii-. NI. SI1mw111itI'1. .N I7'A11tI1'1'n, R. NIt'tI1vny, I2 I'myn11.1n, I I'1 Mort- 1' N 11111 Nutt X Rip.1. Cf. Suaight. I. lx.1rr.1t111u I. I'i11xI111cr, A Nltnscitr, R JiwI111w11. K' Ii111H11gtu11. Ci Stcrgitu, S Atkmyti. .X Di1tI-I, I' MiIx.1I, I. III Pippu. I7. Cia1ItIrII. J. Miga, XV. .'Xyottc, J. Andrvnlli, R. I'm:.1cci11i, II. 1XIt111.1g11o. J. MuIcI11111. IS NIJ1111t1. l'1r1 Hutt' II !'.1m0gi.111, .I Rt-giiw, R I3I.1xi J Yn111p.1, J NVI1ilc, J Smith, XY II11nl. li NI:1nci111, I, Ikippnx, LV. .Iv111t1mIxox, :Y 'I'I1o1'11 ton 1 K't'i!vrru, .X Kr.11cuwIx1, I. L'ptt111. A, fI1.11Itw. I, NIALAN1. U -I-.1vIt1r :X Imxon .I Strwart. I Rui. I7 CI'1i.1p11111-'II1, R R.1IIt1tv 'I'R.XI IfICI SQUAD II1t' IIl'0IJIl'lll ol unpiiig s11t'c'LfssI11Ilx' 1x1ll1 the t1':1Il1c sit111tio11 i11 C1c11t1':1I High Sclluol llills lu tI1c squid mliusen lXLlX NKIIIKNKQI In NI11 I,IllIIJl'ltI4. sc'I1ooI l'00l'lI1I ill'l' 'INNI l1lI0l'. 'I hcsc l1'z1fI1c' ulliccrs 'QIICII to tlcfinitc posts QIIILI tlitcct trgtllit Iac-ttwt-11 pt-1'i11tIx. XXIIUII stttilc-nts pans f1't1111 tlatw 111 claim, .Xs Il result of lhcil' tvork, ll system ol' filing hm IHJCII :1c'I1icx'ctI I11' wI1ii'I1 tto11gt'stit111 ui lI lIIIt' i11 tI1t't't11'1'i1l111's is c't1ttt1z1111i11i1111 IIII, I , AIIHR BLACK AND GOLD lffzxt Row, Iuft lo right: A. Boschetti, J. Matthews, II. Nlihailidus, If, Simmons, S. Dcvolvc, M. l.uc:n, M. Mansnw, J. .lohnsun, If. Gnlkin N. Mnrkopultis, V, Incoucci, M. Chccrallah, M. Pvlschke, E. Rocha, I.. Spnzinno, M. I..1rsun, A. llorlon. ,Xuronrl Row: M. Di Ioriu, R. Jones, H. Taylor, M. Gcur, F, Spirits, M. Lamont, M. Hurnphcy. M. Hinds, S Kall.ii.xn, Miss Mntlthint- I2 Baxter, Iiacully Adviser: A. Just, A. Gray, J, Gray, H. Epslcin, D. Tvnbrink, B. Gray. li. Hugnrty, li. Rosa, I.. Nclson. I.. Iiahinn V. Tria. 'fhirtl Row: G. Tnmulewicl, G. Angell, M. Tcnbrink, Amado, R, Scalzi, Pnrrnllo. S. Sicgnl, A. Siorti, B. Clonlus, Clainpolnttnno ll. Hunt, J. Macdonald, I. Catlcy, S. Phillips. A. O'Kane, M. Hopkins, IJ. Burgcss. M, Fisher, R, Mnroulnc, IS. Row, E. Milli-r, V Dumas, lf. Darclius, CQ. I.anois, H. llart, E. McGixckian, Il. Aaronian, A. Iladcssa. S. Hopkins, Iourlh Row: M. VJ. NVells, lf. Brown, A. Vclino, Il. Goluses, A. Clark. B, Cirvlln, M, IDvll.iSulv.1. R lfnntnsin, lf. llorr. Y. IK-rrv, li Oelbzium, l.. Jennings, Ii. Patnnudc, M, Salzillo, C. Schiano, I.. Donlcvy, II. Macl.cod, I Didtlin, L. Nelson, K. Ruggicro, I.. Smith R. Pennington, N. Underwood, I., lfarcone, R. Smith, F. Charncy, M. l,cnrd, E, Phillips, E. Mtlicnnn, M. Incono. GIRLS' GLEE CLU B Girls who :irc interested in developing tllcil' voices lot' IIIUSICZII C'2ll'CCl'S :md those who sing for cnjoynieiit COIIIPYISC thc inexnhcrs of this club, which PCl'i'0l'lIlS ut inziny school ziclivitics and outside functions. This orgzuiimtion is directed hy Dr. XV1lIlCl' H. Butlcriicld, Dircctor ol' Music in thc Providenvc Public Schools. Miss NIzirgzi1'cl R. Girzml is 2ll't'0lIIlJ2llllSl :ind Miss Madeleine E. Baxter is fuciilty adviser. 60 JAN UARY, 1939 If xl Hwy H-fu Jw www X' Iiawilim, If fnpmm. .X Zabbo. S. Curtis. .X Imbruglio. S. Annicchianm. XV. Bridgc, Mr. Maurice I.cwix. 'Xccompnnisig Mr. Illwnrd J. Cirnul, Vnuulii Adviwr: P. Milml. If Cimlilrll. F. Drcsxlcr, XV. fain, P. Ixoxcmw. J. Fmlduiriii, KN Straight, if Vnpuanu. nl Roux: II XVn1kur, D. Boulais. C. Phalcn, XV. McCaugl1cy, D. Paine, Bngian, E. Lannon, L. Slouc, II. Pride, A. Thnrton, Li. McN.i- mara. I Murr.1, M, Pmttico. li. Fzoyajhln, M. Shocsmilh, J. Rcginr. L. Muurnighan, A. Paprio. N. Rappoport, A. Miclc, J. Salerno, .I Harmiv llu f Run' Xl 3c.11zi.XX'. Nlc4iov,4i,Liun1c5,Li. 5'lAncini.XV,G.1rdnrr. II. Pappas. H. Mutin. A. Chaprrinn. G. McV.iy, J. Yinneran. C. a llarrw. R. H BOYS' GLEE CLUB muh, .l. Ku.-inn. A, Vmno, N. Poulos, Oxx, P, Xvnlxh. H. Quarnnm, N. lnliscna. R. Di Iorio. R. Bcrnstcin, S. XVaxm.in. The Kms' Glu' Club under lhe clircclion ol' Mr. l'1dXK'1ll'll Grunt mccls mice ll wcck. Il ix K0llllJI'iSC1i ul' bow wcicctccl iil'UIl1 thc voice classes :md those who Sm :irc inlcrestecl in singing. up fm' prmcxitzatimi zu Sclmnl funclium arc i'chezn'scrl :lx meetings. Sonic of the zictivilics lli ll llll UlQlllilZlliUll IJ1lI'liCilD2lll'S in :irc Ululdlllllillll exercises and fiill'iSIll1lS carol singing. . . K. an 61 THE BLACK AND GOLD I-'irsr Row, lofi lo righl: G. Stergios, II. Glover, I3. Ricci. F. Callie, R. Vfilsvy, R. Procacciui. J, Scungio, J. Travis, II Ifpwtciu, E. I.a I'7azia IE. Salzillo, R. XVyman, S. Cfolronvo, J. Bcjiau, J. Pclln, C, Straight, A. Kfciinu, F. Kculwlcr, A. Compagnunc. Svcoml How: D. Covill, Lf. Hopkins, R, Lord. V, Dumas, E. Laqualc, J. Iiagnnlori. I-I. Prislf, A. Folarox. M. Dc Cnslauzo, R. Mlllur. A Shcrry. XV. Northway, E. MacNr-il, J. Gordon, P, Clark, M, Row, N. Mclicnn, G, VVhilnl-y, R. Iannoli, If. Hawkins, S. Hopkins, IE. Col hcrl, lf. Nelson. Third Row: R. Rcrlmoncl. M. Lyall, J. Oloughlin. E. Ccrvini, I.anni. D. Ui Iorio, C. Buchanan, II. Gmvicri, K. Iiurkhardt, D. Darling M. Salzillo. A. Colofranccsco. Green, J. Applcron, P. Manoogian. D Pains, R, Prior. J. Rich. I3 Kfann, II. Muoradian, S. ffaycr, H Morry. Ii. Gough. A. Ahrwcilcr. M. Della Rom, I. Palumbo, 0. Taylor. II. Hunt, P. Solilro, J, IVlaCrloualCl, I. Dlnlnlia. NI. Byslrcll. D I,awlou, J. Nlxmnaugh. lwxurtlv Row: M, Hormn. M. Howe, M. Ilcnnrsicy, IZ. Cicconc, V. Monrcllu. V. Pcrry. CI. Rucray, A. Grove. J. Black, I.. Pains, If. Kvmpf IT. Magnuson, A Hyman, IT. Illxcy, C. Jcmumkox, A, Ruhbio, A. Chaprrian, Il. Dorwy, J. Wintcre, R. Nordquisl, II. Caron, T, Illiwards I.. Browncll, T. Braun. A. Rirrilclli, S. Clnsbcrg. A. Charles, IE. Robcxls, K. Tinkham, II. Ilrroux, I. MacNcil, R. Kellogg, R. Sl-ssiona CAFETE RIA M .XRSHALS Ifmlcr thc Iczulcrship of Mr. Ilcuclrick, Yicc I'l'lIlI'IlJ1II, thc rulclcria maurslmzlls supcrxisc thc- lunch room, seeing that order is mainluiucci, IICZIIIICSS is olmscrxul, and C0llll'0l'l is enjoyed In cxcry slumlcul. U2 THE BLACK AND GOLD El 1 5 I-'irst Row, Inf! to right: l.. Malachowsky, Manager: B. Adler, Manager: E. Lclllanc, G. Pctrncca, J. Nameikn, 11. Kourmpalcs, 1., Lnllauci, L. Tibcrl, J. Del Coppio, R. Fiore, J. Torvi, S. Bernstein, Manager, J. XVin1crs, Manager. Second Row: J. Hollingsworth, P, Holloway. F. Martinelli. F. Calise, W. McCoy fCaptainjg J. Lynch Cflaptninji S. Cotronuo, J. Cnrroccia, R. Bcssette, J, Morra, J. Guglielmo, L. DclGizzo. Thirtl Row: Coach Bill Kutncski, A. Brooks, M. Heditslnn, S. Glnsshvrg, J. Golphin, J. Dillvllo, A. Butts, Brown, A. Atwood, Pinocci. A. Romano, Aesivlnnt Coach Irving Kntznvlxon. Omni.-.I from piulurv: NV. Switlcrski Cifnplninbg C. Anrlcrwon. li, Brown, V. Di lfusco, A, linxvniclri, XV. Tlxorcwn t 3 Record of Central s 1938 Football Season October 8 1938 . . .cllflllflll 13 l'z1wtncket . . October 15 1938 .... Central NIL. Pleasant . . October 22 1938 .... Central Cranston ...... October 29 1938 .... Cientrzxl Rust Proviclcnce November 5 1938 .... Central Rogers ....., . NOYCl11lJCl' ll 1938 .,,. Central 1.11 Salle , November I9 1938 ,... Central Xvllllllillll . Xoxembcr 21 1938 ....,, ,,flCllll'Zll Hope . . 64 Total l'O1lllS?CCI1ll'2ll 96, Opponents 58. Games won, llg games lost, 33 games liecl, 1. AN UARY, 1939 Football lfiuxcis C.XMPBI-11.1. .xxn FRED Hxiuiox CENTRAL vs. l'ANVTUCKE'l' QOctober 8, l938Q Displaying an amazing powerhouse attack, Central's Colden Tide opened its grid wars by subduing a deter- mined Pawtucket eleven, 13-7. With Popcorn Swiderski and XVild Bill McCoy alternating in carrying tl1e ball, Central lost little time pushing over its first touchdown in the first quarter. Late in the second period McCoy set up the Black and Colds second score by a brilliant thirty- yard run. Cl-INTR.-XL vs. MT. PLEASANT Q0ctober 15, l938j With a strong. hard-fighting team, Central crushed an inexperienced Mt. Pleasant. 32-0. Wild Bill McCoy again was the spearhead of the attack, scoring two touch- downs in the short time he played. Other touchdowns were made by Popcorn Swiderski, Skip Del Cioppio and joe I.a Ifauci. CICNTRAL vs. CRANSTON fOctober 22, 19385 The Golden 'fide won its third straight victory from the league defending champion, Cranston, by the score ol 20-0. The first tally resulted early in the second period when McCoy crossed the goal line, traveling fifty-seven yards in six plays. Early in the last quarter, McCoy' broke loose to run thirty-nine yards for the second score, and five minutes later. Wild Bill dashed twenty-four yards around the left end, accounting for the final touchdown. CENTRAL vs. EAST PROVIDENCE QOctober 29, 1938j Central's bid for an unbeaten season was smashed by the East Providence '1'ownies as the Colden 'l'ide was hmnbled by a 7-0 score. The stage was set for the Townie tally by a tactical Central fumble which gave the ball to East Providence on Central's thirteen yard line, after which Fontes brought it to the two yard line. Central's forward wall then stopped two line plunges, but Fontes finally scored oll' tackle. CENTRAL vs. ROGERS QNovember 5, 1938j In a thrill-packed game, the Golden Tide conquered Rogers' team by the score of 12-6. Resorting to spread formations, Rogers completed nineteen passes out of thirty attempts, with Campbell hurling and Elliot receiving. On his first attempt, McCoy streaked around the right wing for twelve yards and was followed by Swiderski, who picked up eleven yards in two plays. Wild Bill skirted the end for nine yards more, and then handed a reverse to Sally ' Cotroneo who scored. Five minutes later Pop- corn Swiderski heaved a thirty-five yard pass to Cotroneo who again scored standing up. Elliot's touchdown came in the final quarter. CENTRAI. vs. LA S.-XLLE QNovember ll, 19355 Playing before a crowd of 9,000, an underdog Central eleven shattered La Salle's dream of an undefeated, un- tied season by holding the Maroon yluggernaut to a ti-ti deadlock. With Bowen and Nieratko alternating in car- rying the pigskin in the third period, I.a Salle made it first and ten on Central's six yard line. After two attempts to buck Central's forward wall had resulted in a six yard loss, Nieratko passed to Bowen in the end lone for the first score. NVith the final period half over, it was Central's ball on its own twenty when Swiderski heaved his memor- able pass to joe Morra. who ran sixty yards to a touch- down. CEN'l'R.XI. vs. WALTH.-XXI CNovember 19, 1938j A courageous Central eleven invaded the XVatch City aml limited the highly' touted YValtham gridsters to a last minute ti-fl score. With neither team able to push across a touchdown in the first three quarters, Hlaltham made a determined effort to score in the final period. XVith but a minute and a half remaining in the game, Camineti scored from the five yard line on a spinner from Johnstone. Glasberg blocked the try for the extra point. CENTR.-XI. vs. HOPE QNovember 2-f, l938j In a game featured by the loose line play of both teams, a powerful Hope eleven subdued Central 26-13 in their annual turkey' day clash. 'ALil Abner Slater bore the brunt of the Hope attack. while McCoy and Swiderski again sparked Central's goalward drives. McCoy scored both touchdowns against the Bitte XVave. Little mention has been made heretofore in these ac- counts of the great line play of Central's forgotten seven. As has often been pointed out, it is the line which opens the holes for the backs to make their touchdowns and re- ceive the plaudits of the crowds. Clasberg, Holloway, lfiori. Calise. Lynch. Kourmpates. aml 'l'iberi are the Colden 'f'ide's seven blocks of granite. 65 THE BLACK AND GOLD BOYS' SYVIMMINC TEAM This year Cc11t1'al's 11101111011 will Llltelllpl to C2llDlllI'C lm' thc sixth coiiscclilivc time the LlClllCll2lIlL George Mechzm 'lll'0Pllf', cmhlemzitic of Ncw linglziiicl aquatic SllIJl'ClllllCY. Rik, Soltysizik. :md KllL111lClil will l'OI'lll thc nucleus of thc lC2Illl. lQOlll'l1lP2iICS. wlio Q'l'lllllllllCS this lCI'Ill, is thc New E11gl:111tl Dixiiig lIl111111pi011. Soltysizilx is New I111g'l:111tl's Olli' lllllllll'C'Cl yzircl lDI'CllSl-Sll'Ol'iC cl1z1111pio11. lJ1111l 111t-cts have lJCCI1 sclictliilctl with other high xtlmuls. imtgihly Pziwttictkct. BOYS' SWlMMlNC TEAM 'ft lo right: A. Soltysink, Captain: W. Bik, A. Kuzmicki, P. Ko11rn1pnLcs, CROSS COUNTRY I-'izsl Row, left to right: J. O'llnr.1, J. Ilagopian, XV. Robbins, Mr. Robert E. McMillan, Conch? J. Car- man. knptaixiz N, Snmntis. l'. limciow. S1-1111111 Rntu. J. lmpaglinz- zo, l. Schmclz. Man' ngt-r, ll. Collins, R. Kul- logg, T. Callannn, G. llarmtmti. C. Porter, O. Roiimiio. CROSS COUNTRY l,ccl hy fi21PI2llllS Jim C:11'so11 :incl lltlllllllf' Allen, z111cl C'O2lC'llCCl hy Lif311tCi1z111t hlffhllllilll, thc W CIc11l1'z1l iii-oss-co1111t1'1' tc:1111 has lust cmiclticlctl one ol thc heel wczisom 111 Illlllll waits. lhc . l1z11'1'ic1's hcgfm hx' u:i1111i11g ll t1'i:111g11lz11' IIICCL from Cflxlssiczil Illlfl 'l4I'i1LlC. Climziiitig thu yt:z11', c iptliitil thc C1tX CIOMII lllfl lml thc, Stitc C'l11111pio11sl1ip hx thc lilxick :md Gold l'llllllCl'5 '1 ': 1' ' Z' ' . 1 5 UlllY two points. O11tstz111tli11g lllCllll7Cl'S of thc! ICQ1111 wcic C1:11'su11, Allen, Rohhins, l':11't-11tcz11i, :111rl f,lHlll'll. G6 JAN UARY, 19:49 GI RLS' BOWLING 'I'IiA M .viz ro uw-1. A. Jim. In I'nin:nuiIv. A Cirrcnhuhi. R. I..i I Inmmr. M. Pap- pas, II. IX'IihmiIiiIi-x, Phillips, A Znkariniu ISOXYLING 'I'his lcrni '1 l'i1'lQ' Ikuwliiw' Ik-'nn wlx Ul'0'll1IlClI lim' lhc Inst linic in flcnlrzll High Srhool. . , . m . .. m. IM winning Iwo out ol' three gzniics, lhc' giili hzuc fllIJIlll'i'II thc CIliU111JlUllSIlIP. BOYS' SOLKER TIEAM lvf! IO liulv: J. Angrli. T, Ifcrranli. IQ. Xiazlm. Cap- tain: R, Pczzcm. I,. Sa- hcttn. II. Amoriggi, Cn- Cinptnin: R. Muscnlclli. I3 NI.1lnm. SUCICLICR CCIIIILII xcrsnx 'l'hmnlon. I-I Iiroxxn I i'0sI11m-11. I-2 Hugh Iiililllf, 9-2 Clenlrzul xereus Clcnlrzll YCIYIIS Ccnlrzll YCTSIIY Nloscs Iimwn. I-IJ .Ks Xllkl oi Ccnl1'z1I's IICIXLIIICCII zllhlcliii Jl'lWil'1ll1l. Ciozlcli Ihr-fclzi UIVQIIIIICII and c'o1u'IlccI 11 Iinc . . 1, .H , U h . , . vcr lczinl. :ls thc' scores zlhovc IIIIIICIIIC. lhc Lcnlml huolcrs IJIIIICII ll Izusl gillllll SIIIITIIIQY pl my Cl'S on lhc ICQIIII were CUAUIIJIIIIII .xlIlOI'Ig'gI,1lIldAHQIC. li THE BLACK ANU GOLD GHU5'SMUMWHNGATEAM The mermziids of Central held :in inter-eluss swimming meet on November 2 in the Brriman Pool :it Olneyville. The meet consisted ot' the following events: 20 yard free style, 20 Yard back-stroke, 20 yard breast-stroke, lil yard free style, :incl SO yxrrd relay ffrce stylej. The sophomores won the meet with 23 points, the juniors crime seconrl with 21 points, :ind the seniors captured the third place with S points. The instructor :incl supervisor of the invet was Joe YVzitmough. Miss Blanche Edwzircls couched thc girls. ltr .Sur GIRLS' SNVIMNHNG TEAM st Row, luft to righi: ll Mihnilidcs, E. La Fazin D. Des Grnngc, ll. Kms ner, J. Bentley, M llaguc, D, Burgess, B Makin, A, Cntalfanio, l. Bcllavnnce. om! Row: A. Grcvnhrld M. Pcrschkc, Bl. Tun brink, D, Tcnbrink, li Xllngnur, V, Evans, li Solitro, M. Altieri, M Pappas, A, Vormiccln, D McGuire, li. Spencer. llniril Row: ll. Pztquirt, li talisc, lL. l,nFazin, l' Greene, R. La Flammr Phillips, M. Barrick Ci. Duignnn, H, Kcchi iinn. H. Makin, Cf Vhrcshiur. GIRLS' CACiEBAl,L TEAM lwrst Row, left lo right: E. Ln Fnzizt, S. Thomas, E, La Fnzia, F. Greene, A. Grccnhcld, M. Pnppns. H. Pctschke, A. Formicola, R, La Flammv, L. Jcn- nings. Svcoml Row: G. Del Matte, R. Lord, R. Pellegrino, M, Ricciardi, J. Monttr- calvo, M. Morg.1n, S. Freed, H. Morcau, H, Nlihnilides. A. Eiklaninn lf. Cfnlisc. 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