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

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'Zo .ss Q2 My - glee 7 X l' 0 , N 8 . 'f'yf'f4T..Cwfl A ' T X 0 NL ,I I I X Q Education For Victory This year, in schools throughout America, the graduates 'Xia' are going forth to take their places in a world at war. Some will go to our front lines-the fighting front. Dthers will so Q stay behind to supplement the achievements of the fighting men. These graduates leave us, armed with a vital weapon --an education. Through education they are prepared to carry on the war to final victory. Through education, they are prepared to bring about a righteous and lasting peace. They are the youth upon whose success the future depends, fi ln them we place our trust, our faith, and our hopes. ' America has a task to perform, and that task is victory. J Armed with truth and the knowledge that her cause is just, - may she do it well l fs free ww 2!7Q2C..?4-P4-74 Ax ,L XX xx X W fy Q ull

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The Black and Cvold Staff CO-EDITORS Jane Maytum Joan Robinson SECRETARIAL Shirley Leighton Lucy Amende ART Virginia Greenhalgh Mary Magarian Robert Pailthorpe Alice Smith ATHLETICS Marshall Nordquist Nishan Russian Joseph Little PHOTOGRAPHY . Eugene Brunelle Paul Melanson Harold Blanding Shirley Johnson Mario Altano Evelyn Saglio LITERATURE Pruda Young Elaine Maynert CLERICAL Peggy Williams Jean Baker Yolanda Santopietro ADVERTISING William Melzer, Mgr. Jeanne Cordin Elsa Britsch, Ass't. Mgr, Rita Fontaine FACULTY COMMlTTEE Miss Mary C. Campbell, Chairman Mr, Edward Brown, Photography Mr, Richard E. Bailey, Art Miss Anne Hackett, Photography Mr. James l-l, Chase, Literature Mr. Wesley Webb, Athletics Miss Theresa McKenna, Literature Miss Edith M. Baker, Advertising

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llwt' ls arrother lssoe of black ami Gold with our Couhtry stall at war lforltthately, lll the fateful rrtorrths of this svvuftly moving year, tlm: tttle of battle has trhally turned IU our favor The horizon looks brrglttory total vtctory ts how glumpsecl, peace seems more than a dream. Irtto thus stall vvarrrhg, but more hopeful world, the members of the class of January, l'?Alll, rtovv go forth Cor best wishes go with thefrt Trathefl as they have been th thts American high school, may they prove ever from to the Amerucart lcleals they have here been taught. May they ttrtflmfhthgly rlo their part :rt brlrtgnrtg the war to a speefly ertrl May sttfress and happmess be theirs through the years to Come, ll FRANKLIN WAl.SH Principal