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

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 RUTH BERNSTEIN A charming, tiny miss, whose presence is ever welcome. She possesses a radiant personality and keen mind. We feel sure she will be successful in all of her endeavors. The best of luck and much happiness to you, Ruth. Small of stature, great of mind, Really and truly, a marvelous find. S. A. O. Bookkeeperg Budget Collectorg R. I. Honor Society. MAURICE BLA1s This quiet unassuming chap is Maurice. Three years ago Maurice came to us from George J. West Junior High School to further his education here. He leaves behind him an enviablerecord. Dur- ing his sojourn at Tech and Central, he has made many friends. He claims geometry as his favorite subject. Although he is un- decided as to his future, we know he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. HYMAN BLAZER a:HyJs Everyone calls him Hy, this smiling congenial chap -with the friendly eyes and the business-like gait, for he is a friend to any- one who desires his friendship. And, oh, what one misses who does not accept his friendship. The girls like him because he mystifies them and the boys like him because he encourages them. A busi- ness career is his one ambition, and what possibilities he has. The entire class feels that his every undertaking will be successful. Mystify the world as you have us, Hy. Dramatics, '33-'34, MILDREB CAROLINE Boon Millie,' Eyes of blue, a winning smile, and a personality that wins the hearts of all - that is '4Millie. Her pleasing personality and good nature have won for her a popularity that few attain. 'cMillie's favorite subject is drawing. Best wishes for your con- tinued success at the Rhode Island School of Design. . MURIEL BOTVIN ::May9a Refinement and personality, two words best fitted to describe 4'May. May', wears clothes with chic of a Parisian lady of fashion. With her charming smile and winning ways, we know she will succeed in whatever she will undertake in the future. Good luck, May. 15 T.-rf F.

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 HELEN BAKER Let us introduce Helen, one of the sweetest girls of our Senior Class. To know her is to love her. A charming manner, a flashing smile, and a lovely personality, that's Helen. She has won the con- fidence as well as the admiration of all her friends, and is a bright scholar, and a true friend. May luck and happiness ever be with you, Helen. LAWRENCE SMITH BALMFORTH Red,' Barney Red should have been born a Rothschild, for he is undoubtedly the only full-fledged banker in our school. That quiet, demure expression he conveys is most deceiving, as his many acquaintances will readily verify. In his lighter moments Red excels in keen witticisms and bowling. Due to the latter, he is known to all the followers of this sport in Providence, and he has compiled an enviable record in City League competition. After graduation Red intends to secure a position with one of our older banking firms and we know he will succeed, so - 'LTD the meadows, friend . . . VIRGINIA MAY BARLOW V Eijinnyij Lovable and true are a few words which best describe Jinny. Her sterling character and sunny disposition have won for her a host of friends among both her classmates and her teachers. We, her classmates, will always be grateful for her splendid co-opera- tion in Central's social affairs. Jinny intends to teach dancing during the coming years. Best of luck to our future dancing in- structor. Budget Collector, '34g 12B Class Day, '34g Centralite Varieties, '34. EVELYN BERLINSKY An appropriate verse describing Evelyn's promising potentialities in the Held of dramatic art 'which will eventually lead her to a promising career is: Success and faith are all in thee For thou canst act so marvelously Behold! In future years we read In all great roles doth she succeed. DONALD SIDNEY BERNSTEIN caD0n9s For three years we have kept this classmate to ourselves, but now we must part. To us he has been what few could beg a truly sin- cere friend. Don has been a valuable member of the band and orchestra. He leaves us with all the characteristics his profession demands, to enter the Massachusetts School of Optometry. Senior Band, '32-'36-'34g Vocational Orchestra, '322'33-'349 All Provi- denee High School Orchestra, '32'-'33-'34g All Providence High School Band, '32-'33-'345 Providence Night, '33.

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E BLACK AND GOLD - JANUARY, 1935 DONALD BOYD Donald whose pleasant smile has won for him many friends, came to us from Cumberland High three short years ago. Although he does not participate in athletics, he supports them strongly. Donald plans to further his education at R. I. State. Stamp Club, '33-'34g Science Club, '34. JOHN E. BRADSHAW, JR. John is one of those people who always seems to get along with everyone. His pleasant ever ready smile, and his friendly attitude, we are sure, will make as many friends in the future, as these assets have made for him in the past. John has not revealed his plans for the future, but we feel sure that whatever they may be, he will succeed in carrying them out. Here's to your future suc- cess, John. ARTHUR BRAND A rtskai' A rt The greatness of Caesar, the nobleness Of Alexander and the will of Napoleon are all combined in the quiet nature of Art. He is very modest with the better half. After graduation Art in- tends to enter business and we know he will be a success. Adios Arn Soccer, '31-'32. DOROTHY BRANNON acD0tu Dorothy is a charming friend and companion. She always greets you with a cheery smile and firm handclasp, and is right there when a fella' needs a friend. She is very neat and attractive. ' 'AA charming Miss with eyes of blue, As a friend she is true blue. So long, Dorothy, the best wishes of the class go with you. Budget Collector, '32-'33. MILDRED F. BRIDGE Digniiied and quiet, Well poised at all times. That is Mildred. Yet underneath it all she loves fun and jollity as much as anyone. She is always ready to lend a helping hand, and has made many friends during her stay at Central. As the next step in her search for knowledge, Mildred has chosen R. I. C. E. Good luck, Mildred! Glee Club, '31. 1