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

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levlicafion FRANCIS S. ALLEN Mr. Webb, who has been at Central only a little longer than Mr. Allen, is the Athletic Director of Central. His quiet hu- mor and his sincere interest in the activity program at Central have made him a man respected and loved by all who know him. These two men, working together for the student body have made our student activ- ity program the success it is. ln apprecia- tion, we, the seniors, dedicate this edition of the Black and Gold to Mr. Wesley H. Webb and Mr. Francis S. Allen. Those students who have visited the Students' Activities Office to buy tickets, or made budget payments are familiar with the two men to whom we, the senior class of 1960, are dedicating our year book. They are Mr. Francis S. Allen and Mr. Wesley H. Webb. Mr. Allen, in charge of the S.A.O., has been at Central for 30 years. In all of his works he gives the impression of unselfish- ness, and he is recognized by everyone as an important part of Central. This soft- spoken, friendly man will be pleasantly remembered by all of us after we graduate. WESLEY H. WEBB

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C0l'lfQlflfff Dedication Faculty Graduates January 1960 Graduates June 1960 Literature Undergraduates Athletics Organizations Activities Statt and Acknowledgments Advertising 2

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THE is a symbol rd which enioy under a ,represents a proud a loose robe falling In graceful to the base of the statue. Raised high inthe air, her right arm holds a torch of freedom, while in her left arm is a tablet which bears the date of the Declaration of Independence. At her foot, seldom seen, is a broken chain, a symbol of the bonds which chain a people struggling for their lib- erty. l This symbol of liberty, shedding light upon the world, stands in New York Harbor to welcome all passengers to the land of the free and the home of the brave. Part of the inscription on her pedestal reads - Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teaming shores. Send these, the harmless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door! Photo courtesy of New York Con- vention and Visitors Buredu. '31-6 ,,. 4,. ,um-w-T-'A -5 'I Vw f ,fi Mg .s , V ,gggjtsvfy 'ff M' . , ss, Q Z t . . ' t Nl - ' ,glad -l'.-v,-..ev'- f ' ., .F 3 ' A ' ' A , rf f ,, x 4 , i A A , qi V: 1 'M' A ,, ...S si.-.vi '