Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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ll ll llllllll Il Ill llll I llll JOSEPH JOHN LAMBIASE B df ROWN Two years ago joe left the abode of the Green Thunderbolts to come and live with the Purplefwinged Fireflies. CIsn't that poetic, though?j Since his arrival within the timefworn halls, this classmate has gradually lost his green appearance Cwe were going to say ufresh greenuj, and 'neath the influence of the traditional hours of study here, has taken unto himself a decided purplish hue. fBut Joe says it's blufufufufuej What's more, we have to admit that it's a darn good shade! French Club, C4J. MARGARET ANNETTE LAMPSON KATHERINE Grass ' The mot about appearances being deceitful is well adapted to ANNETTE. To see her walking about the school with serious mien, one would never think that she is ll of fun a : , AL4vv'hen one hears the jokes she springs at recess or se ,: : gg ' nf' pression is quickly changed. Although ANNETTE has a r 1 'yeryQtive socially, and some of us are not well acquainted with herfeverybody is certainly willing to say a good word for her. We who doflinow her prophesy a successful future, the plans for which she has not yet disclosed. Valley Ball, Clj. PHOEBE LAPHAM , ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Everybo know and likes that jovial member of Miss Allen's class - Phoeb. X lassical a horse show, we are sure Phoebe would have carried the h ors, with her ability to ride. Her pleasing personality and p la' 'ty n be shown by her membership on the social committee for t r y l With the aid of Patsy, her trusty means of transportaf tio , oe e. ne of the earlier arrivals at Classical each morning. We only hope ha H372 presence at St. Lawrence next year will be as pleasing as it has b n t 'C us here. Clee Club, fl, Z, 3, 415 Social Committee, C3, 4Jg Book Club, MARY EVANS LAWRENCE BATES Cor. on 'L-when I pulled in the line there o iish there, and that made 33 in an hour. Thus ends one o - ries of her fishing exploits. But this ability is not her only a V' 1 - nd her fiddle are as inseparable as Rubinoff and his, and her . ig interest, outside of angling, is playing in orchestras. P s niyrg f 9- me in the future she will be hailed as the feminine Kreisler, Bw.: might turn her imagination to good account by writing bedfti 271.13 for the kiddies. Orchestra, CZ, 355 Clee Clu jg Nature Club, FR NK LICHT l owN Frankie. the Edmund rk the clas' , is in a large measure responsible for the eflicency f the ng team. e also has a great reputation for starting argx ent '1 cla s ext year F 1 will enrich the student body of Brown wi h' . e inten o turn his oratorical ability to the It is ,ar ' 1 en J I' ' ' practice of la a if hislao bsiii awyers have as much trouble with him as his opp sing debaters ve had, we know that he will be a success. Debating Society, CZ, 3, 41, C tain, C3, 425 Tennis, CZ, 35. Page Twentyfone lllll I I llllIlIIllllllllllIIIIIlIlIIIIIIlIllIIIIIlIIll!ll X ofa , .M -M.....,, L. -M

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l l Il lllll lllllllll Iilll I II I III III I I llllll ill 1 1 l .Ili l 1 'lg I I j 3 JOSEPH EDWARD ISACCO PROVIDENCE COLLBGB Although joe, wit ,is s ombed hair Chow he keeps it that way throu h en ' hoagey ' ever be umirabile visu' to us1 is not a goal' er, t e snaces t is year's icefsquad owes a great deal to his cleve ' g at the po nts. is purple C is also to be seen patroling corri rs and lunchfroo wg, try dutyg but we shall always remember Joe chuckling armfinfarm f- Qu another Joe, his pal and teamfmate. Baseball, Cl, 2, 3, 415 'v ey, CZ, 3, 415 junior Class Treasurer Sophomore Eociagl Committee5 Citi hip Committee, C415 Lunch Room Committee, 3, 4 . ATHENASIO JOANNIDI BROWN There is a slow, measured tread in the hall, and then L'Jo appears in the doorway, a bf d il , n fargxbl hggue d another story that sends him into frequght Zrsgfeh les inzt e da? At lunch, what good is a nice, clammy, clam showder unless it is followed by a dessert of 10's antics. jo's loyalty and goodffellowship have been an asset to the school, for did you ever see a hockey, football, or baseball game, without his being in the cheering section? 5 Baseball, C31. A HA GLORIA KAPLAN RADCLIFFB Martha' ol ace eams with that vivacity which has brought her near the arts ose a ociated w't e . When she comes bustling into the I c fro her co panions sa ' artha has some news l Martha is iv e e our deb team and a faithful worker on our uce oar gardless of outside activities she has been able to seat he hon sion It is evident that this ambitious girl es t e ua 1 1 will make her a success eba Qociety C3 4 German Play 41 Cacluceus Board C41 Senior Play. V BARBARA KERR Hoon COLLBGB Qos ' q 'I' ' ' ' . o y all, C115 a lg ll, Cl, 215 Tennis, C3, 415 Dramatic Club, C215 '-' l s 1 DP 9 C I 1 1 A smile, a dash, a r 'B brimming over with pep, with golden blonde hair and a charming person ty, ladies and gentlemen, may we present-Bar' bara Kerr. Ba? islreally t Wofill the girls-and why not? for she dances bi' uti ully, swii , ' tennis, and is an allfaround good sport in eve ct. Ai ' opposite sex aware of her charm? Ask anyone who 's- Candi ,Y eans anyone who has ever made her acquaintance1, Swimming, C215 Tennis, CZ, 315 Hockey, C215 Basketball, C315 junior Social Committeeg French Club, . HORATIO MICHAEL LAFAUCI BROWN With a knack of making humorous answers quite-er-unconsciously CY1 and wearing a worried look before tests-rumors are ripe that that down' cast gaze is mere sha . ay madages to pull in those report cards that make life worth 'ving. g to ' , i was William Shakespeare, Esquire, who wrote r Piper p'cked . ' t year, although Classical's hall will seem glo y and depressed, llege 'll will be shaking with mirthful explosions, for thitherward Ray intends to wend his way. Baseball, C2, 3, 415 Senior Prom Committeeg French Club, C415 Classical Review, Humor Editor, C41.

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Page Twentyftwo lllIlllllIIIIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllI llllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I 1 ll limi 1 Hum, 1. , I., , , , , I , ,, , , 444 1 if . H 4333 PHYLLIS LITTMAN PEMBROKE This petit Miss bf the charming smile has tripped her minute way through Classical's CQIIUI 'yrs 'with always a kin'd word for everyone. Although her sgpcliesh ng' r seem to! burden -her, Phyllis' marks are not to be scorned. PhY1lQS,fZ'519fi'39 her ry C' 'llityilis ever ready to be a friend in need. Her wil ' gness to t V pargl in lsaried plans has gained her a host of friends. Phyllis's amiabilityf' coupled with her steadfastness, are certain to accom' plish wonderful things for her. Tennis, CZ, 3, 415 Basketball, Cl, 215 Baseball, Cl, 215 Dramatics Club, C215 French Club, C415 German Club, C415 German Play, MARION WOODfFULL LOCKE , n SMITH COLLEGE ,fi Speaking of our Senior Superlatives, we add Marion's est to the word I gieiitllyp pair of sparkling eyes and an enchanting smile spell sociability o no itlledegree. Marion certainly has educated herself in that science of loptim if excepting, perhaps, those dim grey mornings after Vergil's night off. A host of friends, of which M3flO1llS the worthy possessor, is calling her to the great social world. Glee Club, Cl, 215 French Club, C415 German Play, C415 Cageball, C41g Aviation Club, RUTH EVELYN LOCKWOOD ,' 'lf P N EMBROKE eqvfblbrovsgiyes, a dimple, a most attractive smile, and brown wavy h ' . ix ' flavor with a pleasing personality. And there you have uthie, familiarly known as the occupant of the right corner seat RB m . When we hear How splendid! it is without a doubt our thio such a charming and vivacious miss we wish all the luck in the world. Hockey, C115 German Club, C41. JOHN JOSEPH LURY ' C. ' .L 1 . ' Q PROVIDENCE COLLBGIE -.3 LA wp An amazing shock of thick, bushy hair and a la'dl?6f stature a what you A notice upon first gazing at johng but both are soon over ppe Jltfsflfeenl' brain, to which his seat in the Honor Division bears wi e s. view of this fact, pray tell us, why do you eternally have a wo ied cast J:-gkyour countenance, john? A dollar to a doughnut that you are il. ing a little fun at the expense of your classmates! X junior Varsity Baseball, C215 Soccer, C215 German Play, FRANCES ELIZABETH MACBAIN I RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE A sunny smile and a sunny disposition-that's our Frannie. She is one of the most active girls in Room 4factive, that is, in everything to which she sets her capable hands and brain. Mr. Randall has discovered in her an artist of no small ability. Her contribution to the success of the girls' hockey team is no less important than her endeavors in the field of art. Frannie certainly has brightened the corridors of Classical for both sexes. CDO you care for references or an introduction, swainsfin-waiting?1 Basketball, C1, 2, 3, 415 Hockey, Cl, 2, 3, 415 Caduceus Board, C41g Senior Playg French Club, C415 Baseball, C415 Chairman Photograph Committee.