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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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CHARLES H ABBOTT P1'1f1C1P3l As members of the graduatmg class of 1954 we wrsh to express our smcere thanks to our prlnclpal Charles H Abbott who has befrrended us durmg our three years stay at Central Mr Abbott has gnven us h1s untnrmg asslstance 1n all our under takmgs and through hrs sound yudgment he has won our deep respect His earnest rnterest m and wlde acquamtance w1th the student body wxll never be forgotten As we graduate we assure Mt Abbott of our esteem because of h1s s1ncer1ty and kmdness 4 Y 'x A A WILLIAM T MACDOUGALD Assistant Pr1nc1pal The school year 1953 54 marks the beginning of my association I am pleased to be afhliated with Mr Abbott our Prmcipal the Central High School faculty student body and alumni During the past few months I have been deeply impressed with the friendliness honesty and spirit shown to me by the members of the classes of 1954 The varied courses offered at Central High School enable each of you to progress toward your chosen occupation My earnest desire is that you will also avail yourselves of the great opportunities presented by our country and that you will contribute your share in keeping America spiritually and phys1cally strong Your cover design illustrates by the falling golden coins what fine men and women are graduating with the classes of 1954 To these graduates go my best wishes for success and happiness in the years to come Mr Macdougald 5 with Central High School as its Assistant Principal. GEORGE H HOFFMAN gafackmwlgald We wxsh to show our appreclatlon of the tlreless efforts and valuable tlme Mr Hoffman has gnven us He has been most cooperatnve wxth the staff xn connecnon wxth the success of our book Through hrs unfaltermg leadershrp and earn est rnterest th1s xssue of the Black and Gold has been posslble To you Mr Hoffman we offer our deep gratxtude and smcere thanks for your unsel flshness ln devotmg so much nme to our student BLACK 8: GOLD REPRESENTATIVES Flrst Row left to nght E Antonelh M Butolml C Savasta F Voccno D Arbolmo B Schmitt M Altouman L Bryan D Howarth E Capraro Second Row B Arnold E McKay V Allen S Bofli J Bruckshaw G Hopklns C Lanm I Conte B Grordano M Dxmegho Thxrd Row A Galluccl J Kelly F Goetz C Ham W Carpenter C Tanner F Vescuso a A . . , Y ' 7 Sl tt ' ' ' interests. xl ' el' vet.-,f 1 Q Q ' - , .' : . ', . ' ', . , . ' , . ' , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 6 JANUARY 1954 NAZELY KRIKORIAN FRANK VESCUSO The Edztors S peak The t1me IS nearxng when we shall no longer have that proud feelmg of sayrng we are students of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Very soon we shall graduate Thrs event wrll be mrngled wxth both loy and sorrow yoy rn makmg our parents and teachers proud of our successful completron of twelve years of schoolrng and sorrow rn leavxng our frrends and teachers On graduatron day we shall have completed one phase of our lrfe and wrll be ready to enter another one As edrtors of the BLACK AND GOLD we per sonally wlsh to thank all who have contrrbuted to the success of th1s book It would fill a number of pages to name them all Our contrrbutors nnclude teachers and students Edntrng thxs book has taken a great deal of work but we shall feel well rewarded rf those who read it get as much enyoyment out of rt as we have had 1n working on If NAZELY KRIKORIAN FRANK VESCUSO BLACK 81 GOLD EDITORIAL STAFF Flrst Row left to rrght E Boucher S Colasante L Fenner N Krrkorlan F Vescuso R Kasparran E Hagopxan E Cobaxn F Voccro Second Row C Smrth B Borden B Premack J Kxrkconnell W Carpenter R Petterutr E Capraro C Streeter B Grlmote JUNE wir EDITH M BAKER Left to right june Ketchum E Lydon B Knight ,V staff. ADVERTISING STAFF The art work for the school year books has been under my supervision for a number of years and the nrt staff of the Black and Gold have given much time and thought to make this year book attractive and to be a book of school memories that may be proudly cherished in the years to come The theme of a Treasure chest of memories originated through their efforts The members of the graduating class of 1954 wish to thank Edith M. Baker for the assistance she has given the Advertising StaH of the Black and Gold. We greatly appreciate the time, interest, and leadership that she so generously gave to us in order to help make this book a success. To you, Miss Baker, a sincere thank you from the entire Black and Gold and they have attempted through the medium of art to carry this idea out from cover to cover All of the art staff have been most cooperative and generous of their time and effort It has been a pleasure to work with this group and I extend to them my personal appreciation for their contributions and on behalf of the school our sincere thanks RICHARD BAILEY pf.. 8 RICHARD BAILEY ART STAFF Left to right A Boghigian G Solitro D Check D Chin J Patnaude f .7 A - . , . . .. ., - - . ,. 1 t . 1 t t t 4 . . t 4 r t r t , t r 4 . r 1 . t t . t I t 4 v 4 - '- 0 N - 5' fx R' '. i t Q N I 'L rg I I . Lf .-- W-1 1. ,., 4 fl ' 3 . -I , . , . , . , f fav . I , 4 H .f Om Worknng wrth the Class of 1954 as counselor for the past three years has been a most mterestmg and pleasant expernence As an a1d to success 1n the years to come we would urge that each one of you after graduatnon take advantage of the opportumtres Whlch our com munnty offers 1n the way of further educatlon To perfect your skxll or to add to your culture w1ll enrlch your lxves and help to brmg you happmess rn the future whlch 1S our very slncere wxsh for all of you Bentley Mackmtosh Cella Tourtellot Damel W Grlsley X- fifgfv elmx ,Haw Y'-, ,fav g . 1, - 'E bg 1., QQ' 3 . Q i ,fk 1 'A wg W Q ggi amffk.. fix , , .. -. wh V - AV 1, .- r . ' - if g 'ff rpi uf -flu QW: , , f .W-X -'-f,.' ,gh-.. aww SM A x QS -,5 X X wg ,, Y Q. X w ww 2 ' N. 5 4 a'iQ 'C 7:2 Ox K Qqq Z'-9? 2422 514 1 br-,B I BEST Anna Luisi of .H ,kk X fl J Donald Check Virginia Constantino if nga' LOOKING Robert Ricci aug lv Lf. 531 Dip Chin , 42 f . joseph D'Ambra , Q Walter Carpenter fad Bruce Chambers ' . 13' X R l l W if Donald Cicchelli Donald Celio George Chapman Shirley Colasante Judy DeLuca james Derderian f '5 fir -A 1, Mary Hagopian Dorothy Howarth Marie Iozzi Robert jacques -J 'Q' ld Nav June Ketchum john Kirkconnell, Jr. Nazely Krikoriari George Kwetkowski Wfifuw-f ,-X f Vu MOST VERSATILE William Gillis Patricia Bubar the-3 ESP Doris Larsen Byron Lewis, Jr. .172-, inf? Anna Luisi Anthony Mastrostefano .I , -'-vm? . wwe. .M my 15 ,MAN . . I f .. I 43 ' if 'H Q ' f . 1 wr 'M ' 'N '52 .,.' fvf fflxl - M . ,, .f ,Q E AW: W 3 5 - 1 ' 12 .V 3. wie. W ,. A. 4. , 5. Q if , . if r l KL! x ,, , .x J .Q J , . if AxW 4 x -mf .-. WHAT MAKES A GOOD LIFE By NORMA MOREID Awarded Grrls Prrze rn Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of January 1954 If we should ask someone what hrs rdea of a good lrfe rs I thrnk that we would frnd that hrs rdea would fol low along the lmes of hrs character Perhaps there are hundreds of rdeas on thrs subject each havrng one small detarl that rs drfferent I shall try to grve you my rnterpre tatron of What Makes A Good Lrfe Frrst of all I belreve that relrgron has the utmost rmportance rn developrng a good lrfe Each and every one of us shall be farthful to hrs relrgrous belrefs by attendrng a place of worshrp regularly There are many drffetent relrgrons berng practrced however rt does not matter whrch relrgron we practrce as long as we abrde by rt Our every day words and actrons should be gurded by the laws of our relrgron Another good precept rn relrgron rs to have farth rn prayer We must never revolt agarnst the Lord because somethmg deptessrng has happened to us Instead we must always realrze that the Lord rs lust and that he has a reason for everythmg he does It rs evrdent that rf we are all consrsterrtly relrgrous people our lrves wrll be good Another mayor factor rn good lrvrng rs practrcrng good crtrzenshrp We Amerrcans are not fully aware of the extent of our freedom We have a somewhat vague rdea as to what our freedom means However as trme marches on and we learn more about other countrres we are begrnnrng to realrze the value of lrberty Earlrer I spoke of relrgron there alone we have unmeasured prrvrleges Then we recall some other rrghts we have such as freedom of speech of the press of educatron of a just trral and of the ballot box For these we should be thankful The best way rn whrch to express our gratrtude rs to be a good crtrzerr Thrs rs not a hrghly drfficult task One of the chref ways to demonstrate good crtrzenshrp rs to obey the law Thrs means not only federal laws but also state and crty laws rncludrng laws made by Labor Unrons to whrch we be ong traffrc laws laws governrng trade and the rrghts of prrvate property and many others A good crtrzen wrll also strrve for the good of the communrty rn whrch he or she lrves There are many ways to do thrs of whrch we are all famrlrar Lrvrng as a good crtrzen rs lrvmg a good lrfe In the last analysrs regular practrce of our relrgrous farth good crtrzenshrp and other lrttle qualrtres of good character such as honesty and consrderatrorr of others make up a good lrfe MY FUTURE By MARIE IOZZI Awarded Honorable Mentron rn Grrls Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of january, 1954 There rs only one person who can predrct and who knows what the future wrll brrng and He rs God How desrres could come true I for one am rn that bracket Very soon I wrll have graduated from hrgh school whrch at the present wrll be the most rmportant goal I have achreved What hes rn the future for me I do not know but I hope and pray rt rs a good future I know educatron wrll play a brg part rn my future but srnce I am not gorng on further wrth my schoolrng I am satrsfred wrth my Hrgh School drploma After graduatron I hope to secure a good rob My rnten trons are to work for a prosperous lawyer rn a clean and comfortable office and to serve hrm to the utmost of my abrlrty Berng hrs secretary I know I wrll have many re sponsrbrlrtres and oblrgatrons whrch I wrll have to fulfill These of course I wrll enjoy dorng because I am very eager to get started Well enough for my job whrch I hope to have for a long trme to come and a look rnto the rest of my future After five or srx years of workrng and enroyrng lrfe I hope to meet someone specral and to get marrred Of course there wrll be the great excrtement of buymg a weddrng gown sendmg out weddrng rnvrtatrons havrng a shower buymg furnrture lookrng for an apartment and finally the brg day About a year or two later I would lrke to be famrly Four chrldren are my rdea of a nrce famrly Meanwhrle I am gettrng older and my chrldren are gettrng brgger All thrs trme I hope I have been a good mother to my chrldren and a good wrfe to my husband Frnally rt rs trme for the chrldren to start gorng to school Oh the first day they are thrrlled and cant wart for the nrght to go by for the next day After the first week of school rt seems that Ann doesn t lrke rt too well but Stephen rs enyoyrng hrmself and rs very contented Well that rs the way rt goes Now the chrldren are already rn hrgh school Doesn t the trme go fast? Here I am a mrddle aged woman strll trymg to grve her chrldren a good educatron and a decent lrfe Pretty soon my daughter Ann wrll be graduatrng you know the one who drdnt lrke school but she trred her best and succeeded Unfortunately orres lrfe cannot go on forever but whrle rt lasts you have achreved somethmg My future looks pretty brrght from what I have rmagrned I hope rt really happens that way CENTRAL OF 1975 By WALTER V CARPENTER JR Awarded Boys Prrze rn Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of January 1954 Today we are gomg to take an rmagrnary trrp through space to vrsrt the Central I-Irgh School of 1976 It rs early mornrng and the sun rs lust begrnnrng to reflect from the whrte marble and glass burldrngs on the schools cam pus It rs 7 45 A M and the students have started to arrrve for the early mornrng exercrses rn the glassed dome audr torrum By 8 15 Centrals seven thousand students are all assembled and ready to begm The Prrncrpal steps to the stage delrvers hrs mornrng address of welcome and begrns the salutes to the State Natronal and World flags The salutes are followed by a quret prayer and the bulletrn for the day rs read by the Prrncrpal I' 7 . . 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D . . , . , , After the exercrses the students separate and use the electrrc runways whrch carry them to the room where therr frrst perrod classes are held Some go to the astro scrence department where celestral navrgatron rs the favorrte subrect of many boys takrng courses rn commercral space travel Others go to the north end of the burldrng where practrcal courses rn jet and rocket engrne desrgn are taught and practrced Many grrls are also seen rn thrs end of the burldrng learnrng to become jet arrlrne stewardesses and office workers In the socral scrence classes students are watchrng the Unrted Natrons and the Planetary Government at work on the large televrsron screen whrch occupres the whole front wall of the classroom The translucent wrndows produce a soft glow rn the room whrch sharply defrnes every rmage whrch appears on the screen The freshmen rn the math department are busy wrth therr advanced geometry whrle the sophomore class studyrng wrth elementary calculus Because of the raprd advancement rn teachrng students usually finrsh calculus by the first half of therr sophomore year After therr trarnrng rn math rs through they go on to specralrze rn the courses rn whrch they frnd they do therr best work The Brology students wrll have a lecture by a natrve of Mars who wrll tell them of the advanced plant lrfe to be found on hrs natrve planet In mrnrature greenhouses he has several specrmens rn whrch he thrnks the students wrll be rnterested Many students who have free perrods are relaxrng rn one of the several large swrmmrng pools rn the spacrous gardens wrthrn the campus grounds The pools are open all the year round because of the radrant heatrng systems that are rnstalled rn all parts of the campus Senror students rn Crvrl Engrneerrng are workmg on plans for large free ways and crty recreatron centres The less advanced students are occupred wrth the fundamentals of brrdge tunnel and burldrng constructron Homework rs done by means of tape recordrngs whrch are handed to the students at the end of each class The student puts the tape on a recordrng machme and allows the machme to record hrs answers to the teacher s questrons The only resemblance to the Central of 1953 rs the sports program Students are strll playrng rn the same way except that new safety devrces have been desrgned to protect the players There are strll the football rallres the vrctory dances rn the large ballroom on the campus and the frrendly rrvalrres between Central and opposrng schools all over the State Although the students are more advanced rn these schools of the future and specralrze more setrously rn therr subjects they strll have not forgotten how to have fun There are many types of recreatron rncludrng week end trrps to drstant planets whrch are arranged by school ofhcrals The students leave drrectly after school on Frrday and go to the State spaceport where there rs an arrlrner wartrng to take off for the planet of therr chorce On the planet the students are shown the hrstorrcal spots the recreatron centres and the sports of whrch the people of the planet are especrally proud Other students enyoy gomg to some remote spot on earth where they enyoy jet races rn therr souped up planes lust as therr fathers had competed rn dray races some frfteen or twenty years before The world has become more advanced and rts chrldren have come to realrze the heavy burden whrch some day they wrll have to shoulder Therefore they are learmng early the necessrty of a good educatron and are specralrzrng rn many driierent fields before they even frnrsh Hrgh School But no matter how heavy the burden grows the Students wrll always be able to take a lrttle trme out to yorn therr frrends rn some good clean fun VOTING NOT A REWARD BUT A SERIOUS DUTY AND PRICELESS By GEORGE KWETKOWSKI Awarded Honorable Mentron rn Boys Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of January 1954 In our country a great number of people who are elrgrble to vote do not exercrse thrs great prrvrlege Our percentage rs lower than that of other countrres that have the ballot box Probably many of us take thrs prrceless prrvrlege for granted lf we would only stop and thrnk a whrle at electron trme we would realrze the prrce our country has had to pay so that we may vote Srnce our country was born we have taken part rn seven wars Even though a few of these have been on a small scale human lrves have been sacrrflced rn order that we mrght lrve freely and run our own Government In our first conflrct we defeated the Trrpolr Prrates who had at tacked our merchant shrps Even though we drd not have a navy we defeated them and marntarned the freedom of the seas Then we fought the Revolutronary War so that we could run our Government the way we wanted to In 1812 agarn our freedom of the seas was rnterfered wrth by England No one expected a young Natron lrke us to challenge the sea power of England but we were deter mrned to have complete freedom We defeated England for the second trme We showed the rest of the world that we were wrllrng to light so that we mrght be free Thrs country was drawn rnto the Frrst World War when a German submarrne sank a Brrtrsh merchant shrp Many Amerrcans who were aboard the shrp were lost Germany who was conquerrng Europe had become a threat to our peace at home Agarn we fought and were vrctorrous but a large prrce was pard Not too much later the Axrs forces were overrunnrng Europe and Japans sneak attack on Pearl Harbor drew us rnto a second World War Thrs trme a much greater prrce was pard Mrllrons of dollars were spent and thousands of our people lost therr lrves so that we mrght be free to lrve rn a country rn whrch we could have the rrght to vote to speak freely and to be governed democratrcally Srnce the second World War we have formed the Unrted Natrons an organrzatron of world powers Its purpose rs to marntarn the peace of the world VOTING Not a reward but a serrous duty and prrceless A few years ago when the Communrsts entered Korea the Unrted Natrons went to the ard of South Korea We were the hrst natron to send help to Korea Agarn many of our soldrers lost therr lrves so that freedom mrght be preserved Today rn the Iron Curtarn countrres the people have to follow the rules of therr Drctator and do not have the prrvrlege of votrng freely If only more people would thrnk of the prrce thrs country has pard so that we mrght have the prrvrlege of votrng lm sure that a larger percentage would go to the polls on Electron Day , . .... , . , . . . , D , . . , . , rs , . , , , , . - , , , , . . . , ' . , . ! , , , - - , . , . , . ! 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BEACHEN EDWARD A, BOGDA English Mathematics Physical Education I gg 3 :... ix . N I - s A MARY L BOSWORTH BEATRICE M BROWN LOIS CAMPBELL THEODORE H CARTER English Music Commercial Commercial 4 Y PETER J. COMI ALMA U. CIANCI MARTHA COLITZ MILTON E. COOK Drafting Commercial Physical Education Auto Mechanics ng ,,f' FLORENCE E. COOPER ANDREW J. CORRIGAN RALPH A. D'ATRI ISABEL DURFEE Commercial Electricity Auto Repairing Language .fwfr . j. Z 'K DOROTHY l. ERNST PAULINE M. GRAY ELSIE M. GREENWOOD DANIEL W. GRISLEY Clerical Remedial 23 Clerical Counselor i I MARIONI P HARLFY DAVIS E HILL GEORGE H. HOFFMAN NELLIE J JILLSON Hnstoty Counselor Drafting Dtessmaktng XVILLIAM 1. KUTNESKI Science Mr. Abbott, Cynthia Green l WILLIAM A. MCMILLAN IRVING B. MILLS Machine Shop Radio ASSOCIATE OFFICE WORKERS In as BLANCHE I. MUHEIM MAIZIE H. MURRAY Art Dressmaking . 's L Amp 'lf in . . bb.. Q ' -' 1 , . PHILIP G. NEWMARKER T. REGINA Electricity Co-ordinator HENDRICK S. PETERSEN GEORGE F. ru Woodwork Music rua KU! JENNY M. PALMER WALTER I. PEARCE Counselor Physical Education hx .ff can ral f 1 . if ELOY D. REARDON ROBERT W. RANGER Machine Shop Woodwork Front Row, lefr to right: A. Luisi, Mrs. L. Sormami, R. Zeytoundjian, D. Larsen, H. Benford, D. Ernst. av 'ffl Q , . , 5' -J Y as ' fix, i' I -f-in -pi ' . RUDOLF A. SALVATORE ANTHONY ST. ANGELO Stock Clerk Machine Shop MARY F. REYNOLDS ROGER S. ROBINSON Remedial English ROBERT J. SEYFERTH LILLIAN R. SORMANTI Printing Clerical -vi FREDERICK J. TEOLIS P. EDWARD THAYER Auto Mechanics Commercial ,L EA ' X Y . VG' 't l 1f -4' -ml' 5 x ' lg -1. I ' -rf CELIA TOURTELLOT JOHN E. WARWICK ANNE G. GORMAN WILLIS H. HATCH Head Counsellor Sheet Metal Physical Education Study Hall Xi OCTAVIA B. WATKINS WESLEY H. WEBB MARY O,CONNOR Clerical English Nurse 5 -1 K w:.,w,3lhb? 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Salvatore Avarista Victor Barsczcz Chester Bliss AH Bfwhliidn X A A fp? ii' .yt 'aim Patricia Arnold 'ZZ-'P Roger Belanger MOST Dimitra Fotopoulas X he Donald Arpin Helen Benford POPULAR Clifford Guy Ruth Bowen Frank Budarz fa L S I XJR 'MTE' Barbara Burns '? 3 ' s...' Berry Bushman 'fr-19 i 2, Paul Butler Angelina ffalriarone y X X 'ff l iii x LE i f I ,. 1- ,-3 Ann Campagnone Joseph Campopiano Frank Caprio Joyce Cary BEST LOOKING 6 Genevieve Kutncski john Del Padre ,pn ig iq I5 'U' s a. fr ' r' 4 , X . f' 43- v--and ri i if 1 1 5 - , Z- n X Henry Champoux Ling Chin S I Tina Ciaccio jean Cinieri 3 l 'r If Roy Clements Elizabeth Cobain V fl' H g, 1 , - 1 C L. ' J V'V' Ah ,cgjmg A T IDEAL CENTRALITE to C r i f Frances Voccio Frank Vescuso 3 f i f A , N, 3 X . , William Cole 55 in 5 i . Q 5 VN r vw: , C -f-:v TJ' 9 X ? 5 5 ' fe A ,A l Ernest Costa Walter Costello John Cresci john Cudahy George Curti Donald Dade Robert D'Alessio Barbara D'Amico Q fi Carl Ferrucci 2'J f' f f f 1 X, Armand Gelfuso Carol Gillette A 3 -7 f N 2 N X QT k . r , 31-esp. f :vi ',f f'i Frank Flynn Dimitra Fotopoulos Ernest Gallagher ' 'Q fa ' 1 I . S l e 4 MOST HUMOROUS Elizabeth Cobain Ara Boghigian aim! 14 Suzanne Giampietro 'haf' il? William Graham Shirley Grantmeyer Marie Guillory Clifford Guy Emily' H3H0Pl3n 'fix 9+ as P--H 1. ws, . gkiiff 1 ' ' c it ' in 96 fy, , , I ,A if Sophie Hagopian Chester Ham , 3 ,Q-di V x Q-1 T JL TJ Walter Henry Ernest Hopkins S ,1.i?ff:,,?1' f' - .af ' A 8 , f. jr V Q, ,is ,nQ . Thomas Hardy -J x if UH' ' Qs if sf? Joseph Heiss L, kilt! 3 Fretlricl-ta Hofmann 101' .A MOST ATHLETIC Philip Mangionc Betty Knight Mae Hopkins 375. - , - .VAVV Q R . ' s,Qi ff l ' ' -VVA . ' 'T M9 s A M ,gjjxjf ' i kggf-vv'2h'r , sf ,. 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'L ...iiffflf-,.', :,,,,gf5:' ' , Gloria Paris MOST STUDIOUS Ellen Lytlon Roger Bclanger ' rr W li X, ,J Y l lil' ' fi 1 Robert Rozzi Daniel Salzillo Frances Voccio, Dimitra Fotopoulos, Genevieve Kutneski Clifford Guy Frank Vescuso if 2 x ff I .X i Donald Scott Carol Smith Donald Shirley fi Patricia Smith Anthony Soloman 2- p -fa w, 3 x ' 2 l ' X l . A x i All Esther Spencer Prescott Spencer Dennis Sperduti 1' fi' Wg' , Carol Spaziano Preston Spicer Carolyn Streeter Norma Susi 3 uv Robert Tobias 3 Norman Thurston .r ,Q ga r' l Jerry Szarzanowicz Frances Taylor .5 Q 5-9 Louis Vertefeuielli 5359 fffv Frank Vescuso Frances Voccio Cyril Wheetman Hilma Wieselquist Norma Wilsch 1 , 2 Roupen Zeytounclynan 42 72? Sang :dee Dont Tell Lres To Mrss ODonnell When Irrsh Eyes Are Smrhng nnmy Pendergtst What cha Know oe IOC Klldllg Im S1tt1ng On Top of the World Wlth The Anthony Medal Danny Bgy Danny Salzrllo Relax After Passrng a Co op Always Late I A Wonderful Guy T1Ll They ve All Gone Home Happy Go Lucky Wrsh You Were Here Me and My Shadow Sunshrne Follows You 5 Feet 7 Eyes Of Blue Full of Fun K Fancy Free Tell Me You re Mme Young Man Wrth a Horn My Heart Belongs to Only You Iye Got Rhythm Pretend Sophrstrcated Lady Once rn a Whrle How Many Hearts Haye You Broken You Belong to My Heart Baby Face R I Redherd r Royrng Knnd After Gradurtron Day Green Eyes Mr Touchdown Loyely To Look At Haye a Good Trme Thumbelrna That Amt Rrght You Got to be a Football Hero Through 1 Long and Sleepless Nrght Sweet 8. Loy ely Too Long Amt She Sweet Hey Cood Iookrng I Can Dream Cant I Deep rn The Heart of Texas Musrc MLISIL Music I Loye Parts Together If You Knew Susr Srlly Dreamer 43 Pat Smrth Got Caught Cheatrng Clrff Guy The Cleanmg Womens Prayer Mary Rly 1rd Notes Durlng 1 Test Paul Butler Sc Donald Shrrley Gm Helen Benford Frances Voccro M tureen Leahy Campbell Trophy Chester Ham Central Hrgh Sylyu D1P1ppo Dramatrcs Class Barbara Landry I Pass a Test Joyce Cary Memorles of Centrrl Grnnx Ixutneskr Mlry McGowen durtron Dry Exercrses Norma Wrlsch What Shtll NVe Do' Betty Bushman Phrlrp Mangrone Trna Craccro At the Senror Prom Anna Campagnone In Englrsh Class Vrctor Barszcz I Revrew MacBeth Dorothy Devoll 2 30 Bell Ann Esposrto Barbara DAmxto Strught A s Mtrrc Gurllory Ensemble Glorm Parrs Mtry 8. Hcnry Norma Susr Thrnklng of Passxng I , V . . J. Y L Y V J ' 3 1 - - ' ,Y . . . . . 6 - Oh. I , , I ' I ' . L h I ' . ' Il ' l c A C Y 5 I I 7 -, K I c' r 1 t , . 6 X L . 4 4 . Y . ' 2 . V , . L I K 4 Beautiful Brown Eyes Shirley McCloud C y At 1 r ' r f 1' ' . L ' r . 1 f I K A L K . . ' 1 , l 7 r . 1 ' G' , VV, - . . L V' ' ' 7 'H 4 4 L 7 ' 4 Y v I L . THE VALUE OF CHURCH ATTENDANCE By ELIZABETH COBAIN Awarded Girls Prxze in Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of june 1954 Today more than ever before people are attend mg church services The reason for thrs is the fact that there was never a time rn our country when we needed more guidance and help from God Many people did not realize how important church attendance was until the President of the Un1ted States opened their eyes He started his maugural speech with a prayer to God saymg our only hope was that God could save our world today After hearmg this address people realized that church attendance did more for them than just wast mg an hour each Sunday morning They learned that it not only gave them confidence but also a sense of security This was an hour set asxde each week to be spent with all our friends and neighbors to sit together and worshxp God It also gave them a chance to thmk of the wonderful freedom given them to be able to worship God as they pleased This sense of security and confidence is needed by every family in the Un1ted States and rn the countries all over the world After all how can we expect to get along as countrres if we ourselves cannot get along in our own families? Take this case for mstance How can we as cttizens of the United States expect to have a peaceful world if families in our own towns are broken apart and the children are tossed between the two parents? This creates hatred and a lack of respect and sympathy not only within the family but also wrthrn the com munity You may ask just how gomg to church one hour each week can correct thts now that the damage has been done If people would only realize that if more time had been spent in Church before the tragedy happened nine families out of ten would never have been broken up Church going brings the family to gether in such a way that it creates an rnner feelmg of love toward one another It keeps the family united in such a way that it makes us pleasant and kmd toward one another Love and kindness IS what this world really needs Wrthout this as mdrvlduals we cannot expect to have world peace Lets just thmk back for a moment What value do we get from going to church? We get the ex perrence of being with and meeting people We get the enjoyment of participating rn the service but most of all we get the basrc principle for which our country stands Freedom Most important is the freedom to worship God as we please Thrs principle 15 our ideal rt ns the route by which we lead our lives so how else can we expect to garn this goal 1f not by attending church? Why most of us do not take advantage of this wonderful freedom is a question about which we are all wondering It is the only freedom of the many that can save our world today TELEVISION AS A UNIFIER OF FAMILIES By MARY RIVARD Awarded Honorable Mention rn Girls Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of June 1953 7 a 1 ' - S . . . . ' - . 7 . . . 1 , . . r . - , Q . ' 0 . . , l , n 4 s 4 1 . . . . , , Q , . ' . . . . . . v D N A , . . Q . . . ' 7 I 1 , . 3 Ever since the invention of the television, there own a television, they would not have thought of 1 ' ' Y U I . . . , , . 3 3 , , . , , 1 . . I . . l I 5 1 3 , , . . y ' 3 1 has been much light thrown on the subject of whether or not it has had anything to do w1th bringing the American family closer together In my opinion it has Before this great 1nvent1on many people through out the country were forced to seek entertainment outside their own homes As our way of life pro gressed and new discoveries were brought about the American family was taken more and more away from its home Since the invention of television though the people are once again returning to their homes Practically every family throughout the country owns a tele vision set Many people have come to look upon it not as a luxury but as a necessity The people are continually staying at home to view their favorrte television programs We no longer have to go out of our homes to look for the news and records of the days events All we have to do IS to turn a knob s1t back and relax and the news is brought to us right rn our own homes Today we do not have to go downtown to see a movie all we need to do IS to look in on our televlsron set Many families hold what is known as Television parties They invite their frrends or relatives over to v1s1t them and all s1t and watch televlsron together After watching for a while thev mav have a little lunch and then just sit around and talk Probably if this particular famxly did not inviting their friends rn just for a visit We are able to see personalities on television that we mlght never have had the opportunity of seeing any other way Every day thousands of men women and children will tell you that they cant leave the house until a certain time because they want to see something special on televrsxon Because of the television thousands of people across the country are once again beginmng to realize the real value of their homes and what lt means to them They have been awakened to the fact that they need not go outside of their own homes to find fun and relaxation They have come to realize that their homes are quite comfortable and entertaining places even though much of the entertainment is centered around television As the years go on and science progresses I believe that the television will play an even bigger role rn bringing the Amerrcan family closer together and keeping them united The fact that attendance an moving picture theatres has dropped considerably during the past few years only adds to the belief that the television is slowly but surely pulling us back into our own homes I thmk that as improvements are made rn television even more people than have already done so will try to secure and provrde entertainment in their own homes JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: IS THERE A REMEDY? By WILLIAM COLE Awarded Boys Prize rn Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of june 1954 Juvenile delmquency ts a very important and seri ous problem It cannot just be read about and for gotten The people of the nation should make some kind of an effort to prevent youths from becoming juvenile delinquents In the large cities of the United States the problem is constantly being met In a country the size of ours we find it practically impos sible to eliminate all luvenrle delinquency but tt is possible to cut down the present amount Many people share the opinion that to stop this social evil the police must pick up some boy who has done something wrong and use htm as an ex ample of what will happen to other youths by send mg him to Reform School I may be wrong but this seems a waste of time because the ones it would stop would be the ones who could have been cured before they started The rest would 1gnore the police and thmk they would not have to worry because they would never be caught In my opinion the best way to prevent yuvenile delmquency IS to start in the home Young people must be taught the difference between right and wrong They must be remmded of these differences as they go through school Boys and girls should tom such social organizations as the scouts and Four H Clubs If a youth does not have the proper training he may end his life in trouble Let us take an example of these two types of per sons The first person was brought up to obey and respect his parents was taught right from wrong and attended school regularly This boy grows up to feel he has a good future ahead of him and does not feel out of place The second person who ran wild and did not know the difference between right and wrong is very likely to grow up exactly the opposite of the first type of person These people are not completely at fault Some blame may be placed on the parents or guardians This question concerntng whether or not there IS a remedy for juvenile delinquency is now answered The answer is that if there is a remedy it centres around the home and parents If only half the people in this country could see this it would help to solve this serious social problem THE ATOM By WALTER HENRY Awarded Honorable Mention in Boys Anthony Medal Essay Contest for the Class of june 1954 The atomic age we are now entering IS causing much unrest for many citizens of the world Large In a short time this monster can wipe out a city it took man years to build It destroys homes offices automobiles and takes away life itself But let us think for a moment Where was this atom twenty five years ago? It was here Why didnt it destroy and kill then? Simply because man had not taught it how yet It is man not the atom that is causing all the tn ternational distmst and unrest that exists in the world today How can we stop this foolishness called ag gresston and live peaceful happy lives? This question is on everybodys mind The Korean war is over for the present Prisoners have been exchanged and the talks have worked out so far Does this mean peace? No The fighting in Indo Chma goes on Red backed riots break out all over the world still there rs hope During the first years of World War I gas was a popular weapon When World War II was waged gas was not used Why? Because both sides knew that if they used gas the other slde would so neither did There is no reason why this will not be true of the atom bomb Russia has the atom bomb and the free world has too If one uses it on the other fire will There is no reason however why good can not come from the atom We know xt produces heat and light and scientists believe its power and energy can be made to propel rockets as well as to serve other useful purposes Maybe it will be an atom powered rocket that will carry man to the moon and further out into space Looking back in time We find that many inven tions that at first were used for weapons later were adapted to civilian living During times of war ma chines and processes are invented that the war de partment cannot use These which may be called the by product of war often become useful in the home oflice or factory It is very possible that the atom may in this manner End its way into the home I hope that the people of the world will in the near future realize that the atom is a friend when made a friend and a deadly killer when made a killer Man and man alone can control the atom and guide it on the path of tts destiny I truly hope it is a peaceful path for if it isnt all of humanity will suffer I ' Y 7 ' - . , . . . - l Y 1 , . - . . . , , - . . . . , . , . ' 3 . . , . . I Y ' . 7 , . 3 . . l ' . , . nations and small alike fear the power of the atom. be fought with fire. . . . . . , , . , , . ' s ' ' 9 . , . . . - . . . , . 1 1 1 ' ' I ' . . . 7 . ' ' a 1 1 . 0 . . , . y . y . . 7 . , . , . , . . I . , ..., 7 . Strlke It Rrch Double or Nothmg Sports Page Thrs lS Your Lxfe The Brg Story Two For The Money The Unexpected Sugar 8: Spree Search for Tomorrow Gu1d1ng Lrght The Brg Payoff Down You Go Act Your Age Glamour Gnrls Wheel of Fortune Truth or Consequences Llfe of Rrley Crxme Photographer News Roundup Suspense Quiz Klds Superman The Answer Man Duffys Tavern Mr Anthony I Am The Law Make Mme Musrc Just Plain Bxll Front Page Farell 5 fader: pidqftdltitd ff, ,, 46 X Told t All A s Emlly 8: Sophre Bulletrn Board In Central 0 Mr MacDougell Sen1or Prom Graduatxon Cookmg Class After Graduatron Mr Mackmtosh 5rd Lunch Wrestlxng Team In the Rec Glrls Gym Scrtuate Bus Sen1or Play Economrcs james Rnley Gordon Ng Lunch Wartrng for Report Cards Ellen 8: Ruth Clem Pullano Roger Belanger Robert Duffy Anthony Melrllo Traffic Squad Angle Caldarone Bxlly Cole Ruth Farell Sm, ttt T A . 7 if F. f o L43 3 z T -A HOME ROOM 120 Fxrst Row left to rrght J Boscna D Dade R Faella M Castrrotta R Gordon F Sweeney E Cascella R De1laPorta Pxscrone B McGovern Thxrd Row L Matracra A Trahan D May R Nllson L Sperdutx D Dubuque R Gxzzarelh G Murphy 1 Pahotta Mr Grrsley 1-Q, ix. HOMF ROOM 121 Frrst Row left to rrght -I Bruckshaw B Paplxarnm J Kent G Mrschler M Levesque F Murphy Second Row R Planka B Iacobuccl M Patalano M Nnckse B Monaco J McCarron Third Row W Mancml, L Mar1nx,j QU1HH,,I Waters, L LaI'auc1,D MatDonald ,. Q p Q 1' ' ' Q 1 -il i p 5, 1, XL P 5 5' ix' 1 0 V .9 9 V t ' x :X Q f . 5, O W L A- Y 5 ' i f -- a 5 Q .f ' Y bf n. . ' g - 'Z L . I A ' e . I ,gk Second Rowz. W. Bailey, F. Budarz, D. Banks, A. Peacock, W. Carpenter, J. Cudahy, R. ,, Li Y A e' X5 1.3 .2 af L X A L Y , J w 9 3 . X - W 4 sl v-xg, HOME ROOM 122 First Row, left to right: 1. Haglund, D. Holmes, M. Dellaporta, O. Grammas, E. Antonelli, A. Caliri, j. Barbone, B. Beaumont, A. Eranosian. Second Row: D. Giannini, M. Golden, M. Clemence, A. Hunt, L. Hollingworth, J. Chatel, I. Hopkins, M. Babcock, M. Fradin, C. Fox. Third Row: R. DeSimone, D. Annarino, T. Feurer, J. DeLuca, L. Bisci, D. Hoard. Miss Baxter HOME ROOM 205 First Row, left to riuht: M. Ferrara. A. Morgan, A. Fotopoulos, R, Perrotti, L. Martineau, A. Emilio, K. McGuire, A. Izzi, M. McGowan, G. Keach, D. Hasney. Second Row: C. Orabona, j. Larsen, R. Rodriques, C. Craighead, A, Bartley, L. Bankauskas, I.. Luminiello. j. Bruckshaw, B. Merrill. D. DiNofrio, J. Dickison. Third Row: R. Souza, G. San Antonio, A. Laurenzo, J. Sheppard, E. Raky, E, Grifiiths. 49 ROOM 206 First Row left to ri hr L Br an . Silvestri, R. Santangini, B. Ray, B. Price, N. Simmons, , , g 2 - V , J J. Thurston, L. Simon, J. Shane. Second Row: S. Staveley, P. Yeaw, L. Lee, J. Youroski, L. Spertini, M. Savastano, M. A. Griffin, E. Tyrrel, M. Zuercher. Third Row: M. Dilorio, D. Petrarca, R. Lawton, A. Testa, V. Yeremian. ,- Miss Cooper HOME ROOM 207 First Row, left to right: E. Bostick, B. Gilmore, B. Colannino, B. Borden, V. Pella, M. Cham- plin, A. Pirraglia, M. Doyle, D. Marchione, M. Masiello, D. josephson, S. Porter. Second Row: V, Maynard, J. Zuleger, Y. DiCarlo, J. Smith, J. Davidson, F. Poole, M, Principe, I. Conte. J. Howard, M. Rector, P. Parker. Third Row: R. Fleming, R. Davis, M. Martell, j. Takian, D. Walker, F. Goetz, A. Rao, D. Silvia, L. Perra. Miss McKay xA' HOME ROOM 216 First Row, left to right: L. Grieco, A. Testa, G, Amoroso, H. Beaton, S. Brown, R. Perrow, W. Fenner. Second Row: J. Levesque, M. Badessa, l. Smith, C. Guy, B, Keach, S. Warner, B. Schmitt, S. Solstrom, C. Longo. Third Row: A. Paris, G. Davis, M. Walker, M. Rocchio, N. Leonard, B. Smith, A. Perrin S. Heath, C. Donfrancesco. Fourth Row: P, DcFilippo. W. Venter, K. Krikorian. J. Georgantis, J. Green, R. Zuercher, M. Whiting, D. Johnson, C. Curti. Mr. Robinson HOME ROOM 217 First Row, left to right: P. Devoll, R. Swindells, J. Petrucci, P, Jourdain, J. Correira, F. Gallagher, M. Sonia, L. Bagley, Wise, K. McCauley, J. DeLalla, S. Testa. Second Row: C. Johnson, J. Fletcher, S, Bofh. E. DeFusco, P. Greenwood. J. O'Brien, L. Duff A Rogers I' Ciolaneri V Bert R Blow N Desmaris K Stefanis y, . fr, 1, . f , . y, . . . . , . .. Third Row: S. Slater, J. Adessi, R. Amaral, J. Zaratarian. R. Taft, R. Costantino, J. Allen. R. Tella, R. Lyons, N. Karathanos. l Miss Bosworth HOME ROOM 315 Firsr Row, left to right: C. Hanson, M. Fisher, V. Cole, E. McKay, 1. Turcotte, P. McAuliffe, M. Gliottone, B. Doyle, E. Rollins. Second Row: C. DeCota, L. Prando, B. White, R. DiPalma, J. Edwards, R. Cook, S. Olson J. LePain, J. Marshall. Third Row: P. Rossi, A. Wier, J. Tammaro, A. Voccio, R. Etchells, J. Granata, A. Landry, H. Fontaine, A. Peterson, W. james. Mr. Lauro HOME ROOM 317 First Row, left to right: P. Corey, j. Leonard, C. Greene, P. Hazard, A. Sears, D. Tatarian, M. Moreid, D. D'Ambra, A. Gionti. Second Row: j. Smith, F. Procaccini, B. Castriotta, R. Bruscini, R. Chasse, C. Tanner, R. Horridge, E. Rogers. Third Row: A. Velleca, M. Bridge, F. Stone. Not in Picture: E. Maclntyre, F. Martin, R. Andrade, M. Minicucci, A. Morissette, M. F Broccoli. Mr. McCabe HOME ROOM 319 F1rst Row left to riht R Romano A Tucci D Shirley J DelPadre A Farina R Pet tetuti J Kxrkconnell L Carney J Derderian D Murphy Second Row G Round E Hopkins P Spencer P Spicer C Ham E Donahue H Nelson E Gallagher C Ferrucci G Duhalme Third Row H Donatos E Cormier R Hopkins G Schxdno A Ambros J Morgera R DiFant1 T Reopell R Ladd J I-Ieiss Mr Gnsley 1 l --vw HOME ROOM 321 First Row left to right: J. Cosgrove L. Gravelle C. Mangano M. Bertone D. Gelfuso R. DiNuccio M. Joann M. Weber M. Duhamel. Second Row: R. Esposito, M. Bertolini, I. Ferland. J. Donahue. C. McDonald, V. Fiske, P. Iacobucci, J. Gormley. Third Row: J. Iacona, R. Paglia, J. Solmonese, E. D'Ambra, W. Miller, J. McGurn, P. Christe. i 9M1Lf1N7il . P'-H f non HOME ROOM 20 First Row, left to right: R. Maher, O. Prosser, F. McCallum, A. Nichols, A. Jengo, R. Powers, W. Paquin. Second Row: R. Croce, D. Lucier, G. Boyajian, L. Priest, T. Hall, V. DiChristopher. Third Row: J. Brown, F. Dean, M. De4Santos, D. Conde, W. Conway. ,. in H .Q if Xi, Mrs. Reynolds HOME ROOM 22 ffvml First Row, left to right: C. Chew, M. Steinitz, R. Hansen, N. Toy, R. Calandrelli, A. Chin. Second Row: D. jew, K. Chin, J. Smith, G. Chang, T. Lee, D. Chin. Third Row: W. See, P. Chin, S. Hom, U. Akrurk, C. Chin. 57 1 Miss Gray fx f V. mv L E+. my , Y ' I R n Q 1 X 1 x 0 -QI 1 'fa fiis C! VFW OUR RECENTLY ADOPTED VOCATIONAL FRIENDS' Durnng one of therr last meetings of the school year just ended the followmg resolution was adopted by the Providence School Committee Resolved That effectnve at the close of school on June 19 1953 the Provrdence Trade School be and hereby IS abolished and 1tS fac1l1t1es equipment faculty clerks custodxans and students be and hereby are transferred to the Central Hxgh School Through this act1on approxtmately 160 students became thls fall a part of Central and w1th th1s assocxatron the acqu1s1t1on of many of the rlghts tltles and prlvlleges that go vuth being so affilxated w1th the Central Senlor Hrgh School We are glad to welcome them thusly through the medium of the Black and Gold and to extend to them and to the1r successors as stu dents the 1nv1tat1on to engage 1n our act1v1t1es and lnterests Among these subject of course to attendance qualifications and program l1m1tat1ons IS the opportunity to partxcxpate 1n athletxcs to be lncluded 1n mus1ca1 ac t1v1t1es the Black and Gold soclal functxons assemblles and anyth1ng else that seems to be of mutual interest and benefit to the student Wxth the satlsfactory conclus1on of the st1pulated REGULAR VOCA TIONAI. course of 2700 hours which amounts roughly to 5 semesters students w1ll recelve a certlfxcate of accomplnshment s1m1lar 1n type to the high school dtploma It w1ll be presented as a part of the usual gradua t1on ceremonnes 1n january and 1n June Our best wlshes go forth to the students and teachers of thus new department of Central and also our hopes that they w1ll find these new assocnatlons to be both pleasant and profitable 61 . 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 li 1 1 1 1 1 . I. . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 s.. BARBARA FIOCCO 77 Marretta Street pleasant Dressmaker ANNETTE D1PIETRO 78 Appnan Street pretty Dressmaker 84 Deslgner EDWARD DONAHUE 125 Blackstone Street ambmous Carpenter DOLORES HAMBIZRGER ANNA MANCINI PATRICIA MATTHEWSON 757 Lowell Avenue 50x Smxth Street 103 Vandevwarer Street jo y attracnve progsressnve Seamstress 8: Dress Desrgner Seamstress Ladnes Dress I GEORGE MORAN 25 Brlghton Street laudable fi Y BARBARA SCUNGIO ANNE SELLECHIO JOHN HUGHES 188 Slmmondsvrlle Avenue 48 Commodore Street 117 Chester Avenue fa1thful co operatrve refreshmgf' Ratlm 8: Televrsron Repanr Dressmaker Dressmaker 81 Desrgner Radro 8: TV Repaxr 62 f s ,t A 1 A S tttte A A i lf J . 1 A sres G . V V A 3 A A S A A A A Sltt , S A , 'C f- 1' ? n -J lellll ' . A ,V i 5317 Y? 115' 4 1 6 S A 5 4. WK' ,g xy, -4 I 1:11. E? 'R 55' QW I' f i X Y fg Kgs E , M. .5 an ' Z , f , J - I U! I , 4.31 ri' 5 W V it ,g ': , - ' Q 2 2 fi , Y - ' X 'A s 'fr 1? ' ' Ryu-.Vs I--1' HOME ROOM 101 ELECTRICAL Front Row. left to riuhz' T. Quarm. N Della Grams, R Kalunuwskm. J Plnheitu. J. Sousa, 1. Kelly. J Lubellii, G Dnonnc Second Row' E Mnthcsxsun, T Plunkett. D Haugen. R Grcgmre, E Brown. O lx1.1iUFl.R, Htlltnn. S Cardoso, A Pun trelli. Absent' ll. Grexner. MR. NEXVMARKER JC HOME ROOM 103 SHEET METAL First Row, left to rlght' 1 Emma, L Carney. P Parr:-lla. ,l Corderio Seruml Row: R Fustu, R. Ancone, R Vmla. A I.ePore MR, XVARXVILK - l RADIO First Row, left tt: right: S. Jartho. Lord, A. Barboza. Semml Row? M. Lauuette, G. Moran, Mello, J, Hughes. MR. MlLLS .Isa f 4 r J I tr 5 40 O o W QL S Sigma X K I I kf..,.,.12 HI A- fb 4 f 'F Z f K C O X N ' I 6' , f -15llW! 'l l gjwb v qi F: H I HW 'f 3 'gl l u 'l.'l sa' ,., ooweuw VF .J ff- ' Z' ' 1:59 g D ? Q s Q59 K6 .1 's lg' , 1' K r-'Q 5 4 t x '11 P if , p4r'lP 1 , x... 'W-Q. 3'-mf Od .ls ll x . 6 . xl? A 45 if VF? . M , Z by L W, gd FQ ' if X , . za' ' 1 X , , 5 U 5 . lu. u I I B X X 52 gt ul an K H in P L,gk Q- 1 -........-- ,. W. -v, A sr. ..f,yq.,-M, - if mg:-..f,,,.,. f3':r,'7 A , ,, Mm' Q:ff.f'f .. uf Q 2 . y f'i 75 Ham Uffdem 11A MARILYN ESSEX Secretary ARDELE COLE Vice President ANN DeCROSTA President ROSE KASPARIAN Treasurer 11B LEFT TO RIGHT: M. ZUERCHER, E. AN- TONELLI, A. TUCCI, J. BEDROSIAN. . 1... SB J i iv' 'V' 'V -4:7 'Mn' 10A BEVERLY DI BATTISTA, Treasurerg JOHN ZUFEALETTI, Vice Presidentg LYLE PERRA, Presidentg MARGARET ARBOLINO, Secretary. X 1 2B SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front row left to nght E Co bam M Altken P Smlth G Kutneskx F Voccxo ac Row D Shuley OBr1en F Vescuso G Ng D Dade 12A SOCIAL COMMITTEE Fu-st Row left to nght E Be jxan P Bubar N Knkonan B Strobl D Howarth D Arbolmo Second Row B Lewxs D Du bugue G Kwetkowskx 1 Knrk Connell .,- , I. :,. - , I , - i , . ' , . 1 . I, ..- v ' x- ' , 'ri . . , .- ,. - , - ,. . B k 1 . , D. t - , - , - 70 1 1A SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row left to right A De Crosta A Cole R Kasparian M Essex C Perry Back Row W D1Ma1o R Nil son 1 1B SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row, left to right: E. An tonelli, C. Craighead, N. Sim- mons, M. Zuercher, A. Eranosian J. Bruckshaw, Second Row: A. Damiano, L. An drews, A. Trahan, E. Raky, A Tucci, J. Bedrosian. X x 1' iii , -'fem' 1 IAHIIMI HWS? llllllN W ggi RT f X :FOOD 117 H j H X55 Y ff mvxnmv. dv 0 + -r-u-+ 4-++ 'PRF 3065-I GRRN USHERS First Row, left to right: 1. Patnaude, R. Fleming, W. Carpenter, L. McNally H. Nelson. Second Row: R. Belanger, E. Donahue C. Spicer, F. Goetz, D. Murphy, R Nilson. f l V, ,, -F . DAWN PATROL C. Ham H. Nelson LIBRARY WORKERS First Row: Loraine Martineau, Barbara Giordano, Gertrude Hopkins, Helen Kuczynsky. Second Row: Martha Rivard, Mary Ait- ken, Jacqueline Leonard. STAGE CREW G. Murphy R. Jacques B. Backman T7 S, 105 1 . Af xr x' ' . ff sl sa L if 2 vf 3 if 3 5jX'I ' 5 EAI z K X mf- 2 1-1 'IL Q E 1 A fb A JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row, left to right: C. Greene, O. Grammas, I.. Fenner, N. Krikorian, E. Bejian, D. Arholino, P. Bubar, Luisi, B. Strohl, S. Motian, J. Gaule, E. Capraro, P. Arnold. Second Row: S. Taylor, C. Perteruri, M. Iozzi, E. Lydon, E. Hagopian, M. Moreid, E. Cobain, Secretary, N. Moreid, Vice Presidentg M. Hagopian, Presidentg E. Anronelli, Treasurer, G. Mischler, M. Smith, J. DeLuca, S. Colasante. Third Row: D. D'Ambra, C. Savasta, R. Kasparian, L. Eastham, S. Robidoux, M. Della- porra, R. Bowen, J. Cary, N. Susi, H. Benford, F, Voccio, H. Nieratko, M. Parker, H. Wieselquisr, M. Rivard. Fourth Rowi K. McCauley, j. Turcotti, C. Donfrancisco, E. Colaneri, E. McKay, G. Kut- neski, S. Olson, T. Fotopoulos, J. LePain, A. Izzi, L. Bryan, D. Tatarian, H. Niederberger, H. Leonard. P.T.A. HONOR GUARD First Row, left to right: M. McGowen, N. Moreid, L. Fenner, E. Bejian, D. Arbolino, P Bubar, N. Krikorian, S. Morian, J. Gaule, D. Larsen. Second Row: M. lozzi, D. Durell, E. Hagopian, M. Moreid, F. Voccio, j. Reinikka, A. Luisi E. Lydon, G. Mischlcr, M. Rivard, M. Rivard, j. Deluca. ' Third Row: M. Essex, C. Johnston, D. Monoco, R. Gillane, N. Susi, H. Nieratko, M. Parker L. Eastham, R. Kasparian, C. Jamieson, M. Hagopian, S. Colasante. Fourth Row: E. Cobain, R. Feeney, N. Wilsch, M. Leady, G. Kurneski, I.. Hollingworth J. Cary, B. Strobl, M. Smith, B. Ray, E. Antonelli. 4 r 'lakl I Izinlll 5 l 3 HIHQIIIIA ! dl I 'A II -r - Q QV f...h 2 agywb Q D 99 xx,--JN-31,yL -T xg! An:,1,:.-f cj 5 1 . - li L 4 x Qf' HN . 'Z 1 A ' I I l ' I 1' Y . ' Y A' f - A 1 , ' LA. jj . MAY1-Mae-mn w' . QU L I X 7 f U ' -J , . f - 'V A , -.,' i A N K 559- L M F , Kp- q Y 5 VICTOR BARSZCZ AW -'nv-x.1n 1 Q .tw 4 MA JORETTES Center: Patricia Bubar, Captain. Left to right: Yvonne DeCarlo, Lois Fenner, Barbara Strobl, Mar 'orie Smith Louise Hollin worth 1 w K i Joan Reiniltlca, Judy DeLuca, Anna Luisi. 80 'nn-rf, , -x N ai? TN CHEERLEADERS Evelyn Beiian, Captain, Sarah Motian, Merlyn Parker, Nazely Krikorian, Business Manager, El- eanor Antonelli, Marilyn Essex, Lillian Eastham, Tula Foropoulos, and Genevieve Kutneski. FENCING First Row, left to right: C. Bliss, B. Hackman, R. Zeytoundiiun. Second Row: R. Holland, R. Doug las. Mr. Pearce, H. Ral-cy, A. Boya- jian, P. Bfangione. T s , , I i if M H4 -9 1 R cf' 4: tr -ls . -fff' e 'P4 W A c, r 'nk LWTR4 LYNTQ4 WRESTLING First Row, left to right: R. Cardullo, C. Guy, R. Zevtoundjian, V. Avedi- sian, R. Washburn, W. Mancini. Second Row: A. Vellucci, H. Raky, ci, J. D'Ambra, Mr. Beachen, E. Ruggiero, E. Costa, L. McNally. of- T 4f bonu' o'NTR4f - C TRACK up . First Row, left to right: R. Ricci, R. jg Arzoomanian, C. Guy. ' '4 Second Row: A. Vellucci, H. Raky, 1 V. Barszcz. . 3 f 4 g,eNTR4l Q. l ci- TRW 6-'AT R41 CENTRAL ALUMNAE Eleanor M Davxs 1953 33 Brandy Brook Road Oflice Worker Marllyn F Eastwood 1953 764 Indnana Avenue Clerk Typtst Elena Grxscnone 1953 56 Mercy Street College Dorothy Donahue 1952 10 Hadley Court Legal Secretary L1ll1anS Berberxan 1953 167 Washmgton Avenue Pembroke College Norma D1Domen1co-195 3 55 Bambrnclge Avenue Bookkeeper Rudolph Salvatore 1936 30 Chapln Avenue Stock Clerk Lawrence Colucct 1953 138 Kmght Street T1le Setter Dan1el J Whxte 1951 Waterbury, Conn Accountant Carole fLeonardJ Sjogren 1953 204 Lexmgton Avenue Telephone Operator Rlchard E Wheatley 1951 253 Bucklln Street Farmer Edward Foster 3rd 1953 Camp Atterbury Ind Soldler Roberta Fong 1952 6 Warner s Lane Norman R Horner 1951 139 Supernor Street Bank Teller , H85 s'W'l a Q .7 fl' n ' C ? i rf 'W Gee .im ar UN ,F i 83 Z i ' r' 1114 XF vm G WH: 0 Q' C' Q' 4 C an 1 ' -.1 Qian 3 ,. U 5 Q 0 4 w :Il f X h ' ' ,S X - , 1 ,J ,, gill' s - f 5 ff 9 L fa p ANUARY 1954 AMBROSE ANTHONY 251 Carpenter Street easy gomg Jewelry Toolmaker ANATONE BARBARA PHYLLIS 94 Sutton Street mrschrevous Stenographer ANNARINO JOSEPH 119 Grove Street clean cut Radar Operator Football 51 Baseball 51 ARBOLINO DOROTHY MARIE 135 Grove Street rdea Stenographer Red Cross 51 52 53 P T A 51 52 53 Traliic 53 Social Commrttee 52 53 S A O 53 Y Teen 52 Cheerleader 52 Senror Play 53 Black 8: Gold Representatrve 53 ARNOLD BARBARA JEAN 2 Harvard Avenue Cute Telephone Operator Trafhc 53 Black 8: Gold Representatrve 53 BEJIAN EVELYN A 33 Ford Street laughable Receptnonnst Class Secretary 51 YTeen 51 52 Socral mmrttee 51 52 53 Jr Red Cross 51 52 PTA 51 52 53 Cheerleader Captarn 53 May Dance Commrttee 51 52 53 Central on Parade 52 Grrl from Wyomrng 53 Black 6: Gold Edrtorral Staff 53 Vrce Presrdent 53 BOUCHER ELEANOR 226 Thurbers Avenue sprr rte Typrst Budget Collector 53 Trafhc 53 Black 8: Gold Staff 53 BRUINS ROBERT 1026 Broad Street true e Mechanrc Usher 51 52 Stage Crew 52 BUBAR PATRICIA ANN 115 Rang Street whole hearted Bookkeeper PTA Honor Guard 51 52 53 53 Magorette 52 53 Gxptam 53 Black8t Gold Staff 53 Budget Collector 52 Grrl From Wyommg 53 Central on Parade 52 Treasurer 53 Central Nrght Commnttee 52 11B Prom Commrttee 52 12A Prom Commrttee 53 CAPRARO ELAINE E 38 Cargrll Street lovable Office Work Informatron Clerk 52 Associate Office 52 Booster Commnttee 53 SAO 53 Jr Red Cross 51 53 YTeen 51 52 Presrdent 53 Black 8: Gold Edr tonal Staff 53 CARD BARBARA 293 Carpenter Street quret Stenographer CARDOZA BARBARA HELENA 142 Dodge Street gentle Dress Designer Black 8: Gold Dance 52 Socral Commrttee 52 May Queen Commrtree 52 Jr Prom 52 CARPENTER WALTER V 388 New York Avenue helpful Arr Force Usher 51 52 53 Budget Col lector 53 Black 8: Gold Staff 53 Black 6: Gold Repre sentatrve 53 Cross Country 51 Fencnng 52 CELIO DONALD 64 Bolton Avenue genurne Musrcran Band 51 52 53 Boys Vorce 51 52 53 HrghY 52 Grrl From Wyomrng 53 CHAMBERS BRUCE LAURENT 160 Broad Street famous Busrness Admrnrstrarron CHAPMAN GEORGE HENRY 203 Callfornxa Avenue typrcal Navy JV Football 50 V Football 51 CHECK DONALD S 174 Washlngton Avenue nrce Florrst Black Bc Gold 53 CHIN DIP 85 Benevolent Street aggressrve archrtect B 8: G Art Staff CIECHELLI DONALD R 170 Roosevelt Street aloof Electrrcran Soc1alCommrttee 52 53 Black 8: Gold Dance Commrttee 53 Senror Play Commrttee 53 Semor Prom 53 Central Nrght Commrrtee 53 COLASANTE SHIRLEY A 14 Howard Street crtrng Secretary G1rl From Wyomrng 53 Jr Rd Cross 53 PTA Honor Guard 53 Black 8: Gold Staff 53 Central Nrght Commxttee 53 COSTANTINO VIRGINIA C 5 Bond Street tertarnrng Busrness World Prom Usherette 51 Mrss Tourtellor s Office 53 Central Nrght Commrttee 53 CURTIN JOSEPH 62 General Street quxet Auto Mechanrc Usher 50 51 52 Central Nrght Commrttee 50 51 D AMBRA JOSEPH 97 Carpenter Street terrrfrc Professronal Football Player Football 51 52 53 Base ball 51 52 53 Track 51 52 53 Wrestlrng 5 DeLUCA JUDY M 186 Brrdgham Street typrcal Secretary PTA Honor Guard 51 52 53 Jr Red Cross 51 52 53 Mayorette 53 Black 8: Gold Stall 53 Central Nrghr Commrttee 53 DERDERIAN JAMES 122 West Clrfford Street casual Automobrle Busxness DER MANOULLIAN MICHAEL 169 Dudley Street DI FANTI RALPH 160 Brrdgham Street cheerful Auto Mechanrc JV Football 53 Varsrty Football 53 Varsrty Baseball 53 Track 52 53 DI ORIO DOMENIC 20 Wrllow Street polrte Machrnlst DI RISSIO FRANK P 90 Chaprn Avenue musr ca Popular Pranrst DUBUQUE DONALD E 36 Curtns Street cheery Machmrst Band 51 TraB1c 53 FENNER LOIS A 50 Hanover Street prrm Stenographer Magorette 53 PTA Honor Guard 52 53 Trafhc 52 53 Girl From Wyoming 53 Central Nnght Commrttee 53 Black 8: Gold 53 Mann Office 53 Jr Red Cross 53 GAINES ELAINE J 91 Central Street rnnocent Nurse Budget Collector 53 Mann Oflice 53 Traffic 53 GAULE JOAN 253 Thurburs Avenue carefree Secretary Black 8: Gold 53 Traflic 53 PTA Honor Guard 53 Jr Red Cross 52 Central Nrght Commrttee 52 GILLANE RITA VERONICA 99 Cass Street terestrng Receptronrst Ensemble 51 52 53 Budget Collector 52 53 Ensemble Treasurer 52 Ensemble Secte tary 53 Marn Office 53 Glee Club 51 52 53 Traflic 53 Central Nrght Commrttee 52 PTA Honor Guard 53 Grrl From Wyoming 53 Sprrng Frolrc 52 Central Nrght Charrman of Musrc 53 Musrc Festnval 52 f 1 W L 0 ' s ' - . -T ! 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