Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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l Page Thirteen ll I lll I II lll II IH ll I Ill I lIlI Il Ill I I I III IIlllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIVlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll M MERLYN AUGUST DECONTI RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE l Macaronic Darin g Energetic Irrepressible Rollicking Cute! Loyal Original Youthful Naive Nonchalant T.N.T. Incomparable Track, Cl, 215 Baseball, C115 Basketball, C115 F're11cl1 Club, C41. DORCAS HOPE DELABARRE ' PEMBROKE A par? ugles and drums. Immediately our thoughts dwell on Dorc . ow we find her natural perseverance striving for a Classical d Dgrgdhdorps, which is now well organized. Wheiiever work is e 6Nt ere is Dorcas. Scholastics are not the slightest of her ace comp is ents, for a close scrutiny will disclose a Summa Cum Laude pin. Has she told you that we may have been entertaining a future naturalist? Valley Ball, Cl, Z, 315 Hockey, C215 Baseball, C2, 315 Glee Club, C2, 3, 415 Drum and Bugle Corps, C3, 415 German Club, C415 German Play, C415 Summa Cum Laude. VIOLA MARIE DENISH RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN Viola, the uminute maid Every morning this fair young 1 precedes the fatal nine o'clock gon y single minute, She is ouvo ia dispeller of d gl care, bei , he, an cake ree to s me on dis' mal loo 1 e of Mr. and, l's fish ' , an ids well to become a ddirgg oung artist. er j t, claim 's 'a source of mystery to every' One. 'Another inysteryfbf mis young lady is her future. Who can foretell it? French Club, - BRUNO DICLEMENTE BROWN P .. , l HSS.. Three hoops and a cou le of ta t for that youthful aspirant to musical fame indicated admirati Isham jones ! !1 When s s a wo induced by old age or forgotten about Fanny Eatties, and now recommend an evening with Dic Orchestra. a sunny smile, a thoroughly winning personality, an amendable temperament, and plenty of wisefcracks thrown in with his musical ability, Dic is the answer to any maiden's prayer! Orchestra, C2, 315 Basketball, C215 junior Social Committee. JAMES JOHN DxNUNZIO PROWDENCE COLLEGE Grab it, hold on to it, and never v' it go. That, should one ask him, would be DiNu liols de K. fon --V ' nce, all the more to be accepted by us in the l' s f -6- 5- O asti cord. 'Fhough on the surface it HTHY F-PPC ' mmie f -1 ' 1 -'gi ' 5 . Hall of Fame ready on his arrival, the fact v ' -- mat er is, at he labore longer with mallet and chisel than is record of most of us. Citizenship Commi seeg C41.

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is Page Twelve IlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll I II II I I I I llll Ill I I llll ll ll I ll ll Il I I I ll is ,gg OI ' 1 .fi . i ' V4 ' ., . link Y 'Ll :T A B 'fr- . lf Y 'V Tm 4'-I THOMAS JAMES CURRAN BROWN Count four seats from the front and you meet Tom the fourth, in number only, of that famous las-tgow in room 3. Around 12:20 Tom can be seen striding into the IgQOFl'1'4W1lZh a smile and a coat on, ready to step out to lunch. At this delightful hour of anticipation Tom develops his already keen sense of humor to a higher degree, to alleviate somewhat our sadness at his departure for really good eats at home. Baseball, ELLEN LINNEA DAHLIN ' LUTHER COLLEGE W th anlxious group of students gathered so early in the morning Lect oom7 Oh they re just getting some points on the coming oo oble eally believe that she enjoyed those in Mr. Berry's chemistry c . We feel sure that her present fine scholastic ability is indicative O the many high accomplishments that she will attain in future years. Baseball, C225 Cvlee Club, C2, 315 French Club, DONALD DAVIS D'ANTUONO BROWN Quips and cranks and wanton wiles, Nods and becks and wreathed smiles. Don, though seldom seen, is often felt,-he made himself felt to those Mount St. Charles skaters when he stopped thirtyffour shots! He dislikes girls very much fespecially L. NJ and is very bashful in close range of teachers, hence he sits in the most remote corner of the room. Hockey, CZ, 3, 415 Baseball, KZ, 3, 41, French Club, C42 Gefman Club, f4lg Aviation Club, C4j. Q5 from El en Dahlin. She delights in nothing more than in a g d ni wwf THOMAS CLEMENT DAVEY We are told that people, 'lie news ' s, fall into three distinct cate' gories: important develo ments, ,n ace occurrences, and unfortunate incidents. And here vv id a whom we might well herald with large hea .'nes as a imp ant develop ent. His merit, however, does not lie in re r at letic ability, or in exceptional scholastic record, but rath steadfastness, reticence, and frequent thoughtful contemplaf tion. or do these characteristics indicate that he is the ordinary human bivalve, but rather a sagacious and true philosopher. Editor of 'LClassical Review, ANITA DOMENICA DRANGELIS RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION She's a girl who deserves th best i life, and here's hoping success is one of them. Hera orit I d en Can you imagine Anita nparlez- vousing ea s we m ear of'a Miss DeAngelis, for her ambition i o e a schoo f . no er Classicalite we say, May success and happiness be yo' d hold. By the way, did you ever notice how her hair has e cutest way of curling? This natural wile only adds to her demureness. Baseball, CZ, 355 French Club,

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Page Fourteen lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll ll Ill Illllllllll I llllll llllll I Ill I ll ll I I Illlll lll Il I l I ll I I I MILDRED GRACE DBRPASQUALE Psmsioicn 'lfhis small, blond, Aennidbluefeyedfgpecinienlof the fairer sex is vvellfknovvn for llier contagious gigglefspreadirhg like a flame through lunchroom and corgiglgraf 'Between these oftfrepeatied giggles, however, she Ends time to do lenough studying to keepigheijiriiarks up to that klebrated Classical standard of scholarship? Ever since those riotous days in sophomore algebra, she has been an enthusiastic member of the Triumvirate? Origif nality is her keynote! Oh, those hats! Tennis, Cljg Golf, C3Dg Cageball, C4jg French Club, C4jg Senior Prom Com' mittee. LEAI-I MARIE DOOLEY PBMBROKE May We introduce to you, Lee, who hails from Johnston? Judging from this sample, said remote habitation is not such a bad place, after all. Leah's studies receive as sziiich att tion as her hockey and theatre interests. Dancing is not the gstgg Enaccomplishmentsfas she believes Ermly in doing everything w . hile she furthers her education at Pembroke, we feel sure she will retainlfer popularity. Basketball, Cl, ZH, Tennis, Cl, Zjg Swimming, C255 Valley Ball, Cl, 355 French Club, ANNA MCGREGOR DUCKWORTH NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY or Music Anna is one of the most promising of Classical's budding violinists, and has aided in giving the orchestra that,lseauty of tone with which a certain dis ' l!ZE,C'l1lli1,BIfS'P0f the French Club have enjoyed any programs onjvhich her pmusiovvas a' feature. Anna is the possessor of a charmingpersonalityand delightful smile, which make her uni' versally popular anCeKvliieh1vvillisurely carry her through with flying colors. Orchestra, Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Clee Club, C2, 3, 415 Tennis, C115 Basketball, CD5 Swimming, CU, Dramatic Club, CZDQ German Play, C415 German Club, C4Dg French Club, MARJORIE E RHOD Is Folks, me ody's pal. ' X91 A slendd , 'tt e, brownfeyed al always very s e is also so petite, Her ways are charmin , never harming, Smile disarming, quite alarming, Her eyes so sparkling, wide and large, just look around, of course it's Marge! Swimming, C32 Basketball, C3, 415 French Club, C455 Senior Prom Comf RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE or EDUCATION Flashing dar yes wavy black tresses-a graceful figure-wMary. On of the ' ell behaved ladies of Room 5-has pursued her studies wi I. 111 . . disarming smile has made many a teacher, and student ali ' n y h resenc An active participator in sports, Mary has yet ' e for t e s ' . : - e -N life, Her quiet manner leads one to suppose that she is a girl ,n r eek el cisions-but has she spirit! That vvidefawakeness of Mary's vv'll lead her to the top of the Ladder of Success! Clee Club, CZ, 3, French Club, -N H mittee, Chairman. MARY ELIZABETH EAGAN ' u s-.J I fi ,, W d . ,.