Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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IlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllltlIllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIlllnllillllllllllillxlllllglllllllllllllllllgllllllglllllllHIHIHIHIHIHI Grace Thelma Eisendorfl' R. I. STATE Words cannot describe our Gracie, who was endowed by the gods with an ample share of beauty and charm. Every one of her sixty-six inches is crammed with a sparkling personality. She is seen frequently between classes walking down the corridors chatting with her insepar- able chums, Martha and Ethel. Though she devotes much time to cheer- leading at our various games, her superior scholastic ability has made her a Summa, Above all she is a sincere chum whom one loves to count as a loyal friend. True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. Cheerleader 12, 3, 41, Pep Club 121, French Club 141, Dramatic Club 141, German Club 141, Caduceus Board, Summa Cum Laude, Citizenship Squad 141. Sidney Eisenstadt R. I. STATE We are introducing Izzy the hi rian of Room 5. If there's any- thing he doesn't w about gistor we to hear it. Although Izz does not compete ' y s , is a oyal rooter for our athletics. We wonder how ' knows wh tests are to be had in most of the periods. Maybe he til itidd ' d???? We hear that lzz is going to enter the chemistry eldLS1d.?,Ju n rest assured that he will succeed. German Club, 'German Play. Mary Constance Farrell PEMBROKE The reserved manner of Connie is often misleading, for under it can be found a spirit full of fun and vivacity. Her genial and helpful manner has won her many friends during her stay at Classical. 'The work of this winsome miss as a student deserves the esteem of her teachers. She intends to go to Pembroke where she will make many more friends and pursue her studies with much credit. Tennis 121, Golf, 12, 31, Swimming 141, French Club 141. Lina Fleischer R. I. Scnoor. or DESIGN That queer sound heard everywhere in the room means one thing. Lina has the giggles This is a very minor drawback since her well- earned reputation in athletics, music, and personality is enviable. Lina has been a delight and a help to her classmates and always willing to share her abilities. May you have success, Lina, in every field, and if your giggles win favor as they have at Classical, may you carry them along also. Stamp Club 13, 41, German Club 141, German Play 141, Golf 13, 41, Hockey 131, Orchestra 12, 3, 41. George Forstot R. I. STATE This outstanding son of Classical has gained an enviable reputation for his work in studies, athletics, and the Lunch Room Committee. His loyal attendance at our social functions and his cheerfulness have won for him friendship and popularity. We are sure that in Kingston he will be successful on an even larger scaleg at any rate we wish him the best of luck in and out of college. Basketball 121, Football 12, 3, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Lunch Room Committee 13, 41, Trafic Squad 141.

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Page Twenty-one Illlllill!IHIHIIVIHIItIlllllltllVIltlliIIHIHINl!illilIiIlillillillllllllllillillill llllIlllllllllllllilllllllllilllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Margaret Elizabeth Doherty R. I. C. E. Betty's secret hobby is knitting and proof of her ability may be seen in the attractive sweaters she wears. She has displayed her artistic ability on various occasions. We can always depend on her to brighten up a dull period. We, the senior class, rise up as a whole, and wish her the best of luck. Golf 12, 35, French Club 145, Swimming 145. Joseph Theobald Doyle if DAll'l'hl15li'l'H Here is ,loe Doyle, captain of the fencing team, probably the best translator of Homer in the school, whosrfevery word is worth listening to, and the one who wears a bored expressionhoodisguise one of the finest fellows alive. Miss Day says he is the only person she has ever seen who could recite Shakespeare with his hands in his pockets, looking out the window, and without changing the tone of his voice a particle. Basketball 115, Fencing 12, 3, 45. ' Edwin P. Dyer Meet Dyer, that admirable student of Homer, who loves the Iliad so much he can't lay it down and must re td all durin h n lush class Greek Club of which more hereafter All his classmates J in 111 him the greatest sue:-ess in whatever field he Huis hhs well-known ni . . . ' ' . 1 ' g ' 5 g '. His quietness is proverbial and he is an activpgmembeq thi iamous , . . EM William Henry Ebelke BROWN 'gBill 1to his pals5 is one of the 1 ost popular students of the Senior Class. His deli ful pdrso ' it' alla great asset to him in winning the election of i 'ga -I ' . - hi- p severance in studies is at- tested by a Su um Laude . ' is athletic prowess coupled with these assets make Bill a all-around good fellow. Fencing 13, 45, German Play 145, German Club 145, Summa Cum Laude, Class Treasurer 145, Cazluceus Board, Tragic Squad 145. Dorothy Arlene Edwards R. I. STATE Now some people imagine Dae is quiet and rarely ever heard, but not if they've met her when her wit is in working order. Full of yep and fun-that's Dae, Having proved herself very talented in art, Torothy has chosen designing as her life's work. Usually we refrain 'rom indicating the presence of genius lest the future will prove us too lptimistic, but in this case we have no such fears. French Club 145, German Club 145, German Play 145, Assismnt fostumer for German Play 145, Cagelmll 135, Dramatic Club 145,

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llIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIHIHI!IllIllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIlllllllllllllllilllllll IlllllllIllllllllIlIIlIIlIllIIlIllIllIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pasquale Francese R. I. STATE Always ready with a smile! Always ready with a bit of philosophy! It is nobody but our Pat, He has a host of friends, not only among the students but among the teachers. Everyone wishes Pat the best of luck when he leaves us. Track ill, Leaders' Corps fll, Basketball fl, 21, Baseball 13, 41. John Joseph Fransosi UNDECIDED , L Johnny is always getting into some-body's hair. Hence, his nick- name, Wir2iyg,' In spite of this, Wimpy's a very bashful boy. His radiant peg, y makes hi well-liked aH: He is always seen with Biff, lflrry, Mel, and Eu'g'EdlThis QWEOMS his plans are indefinite I r che' future, ut herrtolfl 164 ciTri entially Ishii he'd like to be a .mess man 0 possibly 'a' traveling salesman. Soccer, Choir C4-J. George Harris Furman PROVIDENCE COLLEGE Do you hear that ripple of laughter? That means that George has just made a witty remark. He is the boy who possesses one of the finest personalities in our class. When others fail in answering a question, he can think of a logical reply. We know that when he leaves our sacred portals, he will succeed in his college life. Providence College, open your doors for a fine student! Stamp Club 141, Choir Q4-J. Eugene Orest Gallo Eugene Curley Gallo-the darling of Room 6-can always he heard drumming on his desk. Besides his great love for music and draw- ing he simply adores Latin and Greek. As yet, his plans for the future are not made. We know that, with his musical talent and Classical edu- cation, he will succeed in the future. Soccer Team, Track Team, Glee Club, Senior Choir. Raymond Gerstenblatt Ray may not be a Cum Laude, but he certainly is a pupil of high standing. Ray has what it takes to get ahead and will be a success in any enterprise. On the other hand we always see him joking with the many friends he has made during his four years at Classical, and we feel sure that which ever college claims him will profit by what Classical has lost. Swimming ll, 25, Football f3J,German Play 141.