Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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sQfoiifQ5iW El THE CADUCEUS ROSE PATRICIA HANLEY Photograph Committee, Voici Roseg wit, sweetness, lovability, and goodfnature are some of her qualities. Tall and slender, the type that every girl envies, with blond hair and blue eyes and a smile for each and all, Rose can always be found with her pals, Alice and Kay, laughing over some new joke or telling one in turn. Rose claims that Physiography is her Hivorite subject and by her accurate barometer readings we expect to see her sitting on the Turk's Head building, predicting the weather at some future date. She's that type! BENJAMIN RAMACE HARRIMAN Swimming, DARTMOUTH Ben is the modern Noah-we all know Ark. It has done its share in conveying supporters to the at ic undertakings of dear old Classical. Ben's popularity and s ia a ities can easily be seen at stu' dent dances and socials. With a l smile, and an unheard of ability in algebra, as well as in other su jects, Ben has won the friendship and admiration of students 1 d fa y alike. He is also a great master of the ivories, but maybe i ' ulness that has prevented proof of it in our halls. Ben has alre' ti en to wearing green for his future Alma Mater. ESTHER REBECCA HARRIS Glee Club, C3, 41. RHODE ISLAND HosP1TAL Esther is little, has dark hair, and blue eyes. My, what a delightful combination! That is what you will think when you see her. She always has a joke ready to spring when things begin to get rather dull. She also has a contagious giggle which, when it is heard, sets you laughing too. She has to come all the way from North Providence but she is always on time, no matter what may happen. Although she is small, we know she will make a good nurse. She always has a pleasant smile which will be an invaluable asset when she has fulfilled her desires. WALTER DOUGLAS HARRIS Track, C1, 2, 315 Cross Country, C115 Debating Team, C315 Editorfir1fCl1ief, Caduceus Board, C415 German Play, C41. BROWN Walter's favorite pastime is getting A reports, his favorite vocation, it seems, lies in the political field. For the former he has been rewarded with a Summa Cum Laude, as for the latter, his career has been rather complicated. Two years ago, he startled Mr. Ward, our renowned Physicist, by his extraordinary ability in selling batteries. Last year he entered the debating society, where he earned a position on the team. This year his argumentative essays and political discussions have been regular features of Miss Day's English classes. He has climaxed his brilliant career at Classical by becoming EditorfinfChief of this very Caduceus. Now, folks, we're going to let you in on a secret. Walter, in spite of his remarkable political ability, intends to become a gentle, benevolent physician.

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s5Q1QQ9Q E QJ2 fiW' THE CADUCEUS ANNA MIRIAM GORMAN R. I. C. E. Anna is the girl who always has a pleasant smile, whether it blows fair or foul. This cheery outlook may be attributed to the fact that Anna is a great reader, and has probably acquired a philosophical attitude. Anna intends to go to R. I. C. E., and then she will probably become a teacher. We are sure that it will be no hardship for the pupils who study under her because of her amiable disposition. i EDWARD GROSSMAN Baseball, CZ, 3, 45, Captain, Football, QZ, 3, 4Dg Basketball, C3, 4D. Enter Eddie,-but he doesn't need an introduction, as he has made so many friends during his stay at Classical, through his ability to cheer up the most despondent of us. This past fall he played on the football team, being one of the snappiest fullbacks in the state. Can you beat it? It will be a sorry day for Classical when Eddie leaves but we may feel honored some day to read that Eddie is an All American selection and to know that he started at Classical. MARY PATRICIA HACKETT R. I. C. E. Mary is another of our popular students. She always does away with melancholy and brightens up the whole room with her ready smile. She seems to scatter sunshine and wash away all your blues. She attends all the school aiiairs, and there her smile seems more prominent than ever. Although she may be busy, she often has time to stop and talk with you or to help you in any lesson that you wish. She is planning to be a Nschoolf mann. You may he sure that she will prove to be an excellent instructor and will certainly endear the children to her by that everfpresent smile. Let us hope that she may be able to smile her way through life in this way. THOMAS JAMES HAMILTON Photograph Committee, C41 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE Here we have one of the charter' members of the renowned uchivalrous chiselersf' No matter en we look at him, Tommy always has that aimable smile upon 1 fa . He s ixious to help other people that he is continually g ti' g i to o r. Many of lLH2l11llSl1 study periods are involuntarily iven the study and application of the famous Gregorian Principle. henever Tom comes in without a very good knowledge of his lessons, you can be sure that he has been out with some of the fair sex in his Ford de luxe.

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QfSsQ f3ilTQPzfii2 sQ'QfWQfiWl THE CADUCEUS PAUL PRESTON HASLEHURST Basketball, C3, 4jg Social Committee, C105 President Athletic Association, Q4j. WEST POINT This handsome lad with the shock of blond, curly hair has a habit of giving his best toward the accomplishment of whatever he undertakes. Four years of concentrated effort have gained him the coveted Summa Cum Laude. Paul is not a grindg in fact, his success can be attributed directly to a keen insight and a remarkable memory. The past two years have seen him on the basketball court, fighting with relentless zeal for dear old Classical. West Point will certainly profit by taking our Paulie, for his versatility, capability and geniality have moulded him into a fine example of American youth. DAVID HASSENFELD Orchestra, C3, 455 German Club, f4J. BROWN We know that this dark haired youth will one day be electrifying audiences with concordant airs of music. There are many line violinists in our school orchestra, but not all of them are as good as our David. A good student as well as a musician, he has achieved especial success in his study of German. David will overcome all gigantic difhculties that he may meet in his future, for it is impossible for so rare a combination of I musician and student to miss his mark. DORIS MAE HAYNES Orchestra, fl, ZJ. PEMBROKE 8:29 and onefhalf. Is she here? No. A faint tapping may be heard d n the corridor mi t bustlin n se the morning rush. 8:29 an even i hs. ' p e the threshold to the acco pa mei the bel Besi es ing the last to arrive every day, she i e ra seen leavin the buildi in company with two firm friends at la e ours. Some attribute this delay to her inordinate fondness for Classical. Dot is always ready to give assistance to those who have floundered in the depths of geometry. Next year we expect to see her chugging up the Hill to Pembroke in her trusty little Ford. Here's hoping she doesn't get any yellow tickets for speeding to early classes. PRUDENCE CAMILLE AMPHETRITE HIGGINS Basketball, HOWARD UNIVERSITY During her stay at Classical. Higgie's wit and humor have amused many classes. Several interesting books were written, by Higgie Es? Co., which were the cause of a serious uprising. Next year Prudence will attend Howard University at Washington. She is l10t sure what her special work is to be, but whatever it is, the class gives her its heartiest wishes for health, wealth and happiness.