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

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MR, ALLEN MR. GRISLEY To the graduates honored in this 1955 Black and Gold- We hope we have contributed in some small way toward the successes that you have made in Central High School and the successes that are yours to win in the coming years. It has been our increasing pleasure to help you set your goal and to help you work toward its achievement. Accept our best wishes for a happy and profitable future. MR. ALLEN - MR. GRISLEY MISS TOURTELLOT Our former counselor, Miss Celia Tourtellot, who retired at the end of our 12B term, will never be forgotten by her classes. Her understanding and cooperation in all our undertakings and her interest in her students are the fine traits that made her dear A0 to us. Our only regret is that Miss Tourtellot will not be present at the climax of our high school career, our graduation. As spokesman for all her classes, the graduating class of january 1955 would like to express our sincere thanks, gratitude, and appreciation for all of her untiring efforts.

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WILLIAM T. MacDOUGALD Although two years is not a very long time in which to become thoroughly acquainted with a school, Mr. MacDougald has accom- plished this task. He has become the one person in Central to whom we turn, whenever we need advice. At every social event held by our school, we are sure to find Mr. MacDougald present. His sincerity has won the friendship of the whole school and particularly that of the graduating class of 1955. We are happy and proud to have such a fine man as our Vice- Principal. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the man who has been our guide during our senior year. Xl au' h .3 R

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MR. HOFFMAN The Editorial Staff of the Black and Gold of 1955 wishes to speak for the student body in expressing our sincere appreciation for Mr. HotIman's continuous help in publishing our yearbook. For the last two years, Mr. Hohfman has done a remarkable job directing the students who had charge of this publication. His advice and guidance have made our book an annual, which will long be remembered. We thank you, Mr. Hoffman, for your patience and cooperation. We know that the incoming staff will enjoy working with you. -EDITORIAL STA FF it xx 1-4-35 X ' Down through time. art has helped to tell the story of mans achievements, to translate to unseeing eyes the beauty that is about him and to convey to him the message of truth. The Art Staff have attempted in this Black and Gold to aid in conveying the message of Peace through Education. It is our desire that the memories and experiences that are recalled to each of you in this yearbook may serve as beacons by which you may steer your course through troubled times to the haven of a peaceful and secure future. MR. BAILEY ,xx ART STAFF x Left to right: Everett Weeilen. Daniel Xwalker, Jerome Quinn I chairman 2 , 'E'-BL Ht., c S..'.g:- ' . ...NY , I ll V Evelyn Vallese, john Patnauile