Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I llllllll ll GERTRUDE PAKENHAM , COLLBGE or MT. V N You see here an estimaljebyggf y-dependable, thorough, and businessflike. Trudy has coniiti ed considerable joy to her chosen friends, and has willin l pa ' ated in all our social activities. Her sojourn at Classical has V enjoyable experience, and we know that, with those blue at smile, combined with lots of pep, she will be an im' mediate ss in her chosen career when she departs from these halls. French Club, EARL STANLEY PARKER, JR. OXFORD There is a dearth in the world of people who are sincere in all they say, and think, and d . Yet all ag e tha Parker is one of those few who at all times un Eiall cw n m e counted upon to the last ex' tremit that eisz 1 o t ile scholar,abrilliant conversationf alist, a sport e ' ' , how much more do we respect him for the t e and loyal friendship that he offers to those who associate with him! Caduceus Board, C415 Lunch Room Committee, C41. RAYMOND SALVATORE PENZA BROWN A quiet, unasslmiipg-clliap with just the right proportion of humor, and oiie-vghihasf , ergyet been caught with his homework undone-that's Ray. lieyptou? that ilence is golden, but his speech is solid silverf -With th gent aigbtlhif sits on his left in Room 6, Ray spends much of his time. 's l'e'onlyf'e1low we ever knew who received a 100 QQ average in French. Future occupation: unknown. Success: assured. Track, C41. ANTHONY FRANCIS PETRILLO, JR. RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL o E r ' ' t' ented boy who's responsible r scratches andffifm Nix w as so imes, if ciently cr known arto ri. P aqui 1 cart n ,b 'igsa ell,o A aps you hav gif. . a he theB GlefC . the la isout cart o si , just .N , his bashful fown e s a d oth hair can' v t o soi thing l 0 you. And if u oo nelar, ikely to te -- . ijoke. Indoor Track, C115 Outdoor Trac , C2 3, 41g amatic Club, C215 instrel Show, CZ, 315 Sophomore Social Cor ' teeg French Club, C415 German Club, C41g German Play, C41g Art Editor Caduceus Board, C415 Glee Club, MARION PETTENGILL PEMBROKE A serious student, is one's first estimation of Marion, but further acquaintance shows this testimation is tooi limited. .Y one who has ever seen her gliding over the ice or partakihig in other utside activities, knows that she has plenty of pep. The fact that she was chosen to read for the Anthony Medal and to be in the Senior play, indicates other interests of this versatile individual. A combination of such characteristics will be sure to carry the owner far. Valley Ball, Basketball, Cl, 215 French Clubg Program Committee, C415 Senior Play. ,if Page Twentyfseven ll ll II IllllIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIll1'.

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Page Twentyfsix IIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Il Il I I Il I ll lllll I I I I Il I IIIII I I I I ll I I I IIII III S LLIAN GRACE NYSTROM PBMBROKE Lil might ed a three S proposition-Smiling, Sympathetic and Sincere. That' a large order for such a little girl, but Lil controls them with the same czgaab' ' y with which she plays the piano, or handles the ball on tg b our agile sidefcenter. To the above S's in the future w e to a nother-Success-but, armed with such weapons, how could Lil do otherwise than reach that envied goal? Basketball, Cl, Z, 315 Volley Ball, C3Dg French Club, C415 German Club, C415 Senior Social Committeeg Cageball, C4D. MARSHALL ANDREW O HARA The Board takes great pleasure 1 n an All-Classical football star Marshall O Hara if I V y is the name we give to his excepf tional ability 1 th ' s - emplified by his Willingness to play any - ' . . 'Q a l calls it xfork arid if we are to judge by his scholastic re a. , I' now he can t be rude-taken, for work and he are old friends. e feel sure that O'Hara will continue to buck that line, and some day will score another touchdown for his Alma Mater. Football, CZ, 3, 455 Basketball, CZ, 3, 4Dg Baseball, CZ, 3, 4Dg Track, C3j. ELEANOR GRACE O'LEARY KATHERINIQ Glass mi C A ringing laugh, a gay Hi theresf' and Eleanor comes walking down the corridor, surrounded by a grouplof friends. .,She will always be remembered by those friends, especially by one with.wh' ni Eleanor was seen on frequent expeditions to the movies Cafter school, of, coursej. If the art of smiling. pleasantness of dispositiony and engaging personality were subjects at Classical, Eleanor would' surely be a. Summa Cum Laude. With these winning qualities, she will certainly make an ideal stenog. Hockey, CZX Tennis, C315 French Club, C41 CARL RICHARD ORTOLEVA V RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Alt oug ' I y not I il ' a Sonnenherg or a Deglane, never' thel h a migh f is keen analytical mind enables him to gra si cce full ,j most diiiicult mathematical problems. In the lun 'o nay be seen with his inseparate pal, Vitale, either di chssi t night's doings or explaining an intricate problem in gesmnetry. In class Dickie is a sober, serious and studious individual, but with the 2:50 bell he is transngured into a hopping, roaring to go, reg'lar fellerf' GERTRUDE MARIE PADIEN RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE or EDUCATION Here is ber of our class who really takes her studies seriously. Though, she seems quite reserved, she really is most prominent in respe to ngness to help her classmates with schoolwork. Cne of li fa ies is Latin. She does not worry about what the future ho 1 s r her, but rather accepts life as it comes. Perhaps this is the tr. that e mostadmiregyes, even envy, in Gertrude. Citizenship Committee, kl 5 Basketball, CD5 Volley Ball, C295 Tennis, CD5 French Club, C4D.

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Page:Twentyfeight IIIIllIlllllIlllIIlllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll CARLTON PHILLIPS BROWN Built on rather large proportions, Phillips can literally tear a football line apart, as the purple HC on his sweater testifies. Without exception, ,QCarlgis 'the most jovial wit in the class. Even when he is apparently angry at some one or something, he just can't seem to resist laughing it off. Once in a while a slight tap in the ribs goes along with the laughingfoff process, though. So, meet our genial, handsome, Mr. jest himself. Football, C3, 415 Senior Play5 Baseball, C3, 41. MILTON PHILLIPS . J 4 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY One of the vii-Ihiiies phil kni ! Milt would do anything for you at the mere requgnj' iswpit Cami Epnerativd hobby is tooting the trumpet, and esp thag ilt likej, emistry, where he can mix quite a galaxy of pglex t, illip ling ag? odoriferous concoctions. On his time off from these ogppati ns and s dying, Phillips is often seen accompanying some fair men ers of Room 4, with whom he seems to be enjoying life very much. Football, CZ, 3, 41, Manager, C415 Hockey, CZ, 315 Orchestra, Cl, 2, 3, 415 Track, C11. BARBARA WRIGHT PIERCE PEMBROKE Here is a girl 'who isfthe most loyal and understanding friend a person ever hadf Bafb alvvays has something kind to say about everyone. Athletics require much of her time, yet her diligent studying and good common sense have earned her.-a wellfdeserved seat in the honor division. At the school' dances Barbara's popularity is attested by her many partners. Clee Club, CZ, 3, 415 Valley Ball, Cl, 2, 31, Captain, C315 Cageball, C415 Basketball, C415 Eastern Chorus, C315 French Club, C415 Aviation Club, C415 junior Class Secretary5 Senior Class VicefPresiclent5 Golf, C315 Social Corn- mittee of French Club, CHRISTINE TINA PIROZZI KATHERINE Crass Christine is pe and oh so quiet, with lovely dark eyes that contain a wealth of s r her friends. Sh ' very much worth knowing, because, beneath her n. al modesty there ' n, and a desire to enjoy life. Red is Christine's fa ' - lor, when ee a petite, darkfhaired miss with a bright red sw rt, you uite sure it is Chrisf tine. Her favorite expression, hould' . ' heard whenever an Algebra problem is presented t, , vlgjbe is going to Katherine Gibbs, as she is planning a business course,,5,4':'f I Clee Club, C215 French Club, C41. If ON LYDIA TERESA ANTONIA PONTARELLI RHODE ISLAND HosP1TAL TaA1NiNG Scnoor. Behold Mr. Paine's humber ninen! CNew system, Freshmen1 Lydia, a name synonyi is with charm. Very rare are the occasions when Lydia is caught ' I er lessons prepared. She and Aeneas are on the best of erms d math ho rror for her. This pleasant personage has been t williiiy a11t in everything she has been asked to do. Classical could wish no ing more to be desired than that all its prodigies were as agreeable and clever as Lydia. Clee Club, CZ, 3, 415 Voice Class, C2, 315 Orchestra, C2, 3, 415 Citizenship Committee, C41.