Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Page Twenty-eight IlllllllIllllIllIIIIIIIIIlI1IIllIllI1lIlllll1lllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillll llllllllllllllI1IINIINI1lllllllllllltllNIIlIUIHI!Il!IlI1lIllllltlllIIIIIHIILIIIIHIHI Robert William Lister, Jr. COLGATE Who of the fair sex in Classical does not know this modern Adonis? Not only is he handsome, girls, but also he is a wonderful dancer. Bud also has devoted himself to the athletic world, winning letters in basketball, hockey, and tennis. Bud has shown quite an interest in a certain Classical cheer leader 1initials D, B.1, but of course we do not wish to make any accusations. Best of luck to you, Bud, and to your success at Colgate. Basketball 121, Hockey 13, 41, Junior Varsity Baseball 121, Tennis 13, -41, Cross Country 141, Frenclz Club 141. Lorenzo Larry Lonardo BROWN This very pleasant chap is none other than Larry who came to us four years ago from Bridgham Junior High School. He was very active in freshman track and basketball. Larry enjoys his music very much 1can he play the piano!1. This lad intends to enter Brown for furtherveducation. We wish you the best of luck, Larry. Ralph John Lotito HARVARD Ralph is an ideal student of Classical High School. According to his standard in chemistry, l judge that Ralph will be influenced to attend some great chemical institution. His main ambition is to become a Harvard student. A few years from now we hope to see Ralph one of the greatest chemical engineers in this country. Good luck to you and may success come your way! French Club 141, Senior Chorus. Magna Cum Laude. Charles Allison MacArthur M. l. T. Charlie is the ideal high school student. He rates as well in his physical ability as he does in scholastic work. Who can work out his chemistry equations as accurately as l'Charlie ? lf he continues the fine work he has been turning out for the past four years, there is no doubt concerning his success as an electrical engineer in the many years to come. Basketball 12, 3, 41, Football 13, 41, Track 13, 41, German Club 141, Rifle Club President 131, Caduceus Board 141, Classical Review Board 141. ,lunior Social Committee, Chairman, Magna Cum Laude. Arnold Douglas MacDonald Wssu-iYAN Mac worries constantly for fear that his many brothers and sisters will surpass the very fine marks which he has attained here, It is also said that he charges interest on his loans, the Shysterln After next September ulVlalcolm plans to make his presence known at Wesleyan University, to which place he has become greatly attached.

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Page Twenty-seven Illlllllll IllllillillilllllllillllllllHlllllillilllllllllllllIIIlllllllllillllllllllllll IlllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllliIlilllllillllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll vi cg , ,I 5 Y li M , .rf 5, , ophia Kamienska X. Y if .- v -' A f X , . , XC ' R. I. STATE A friend in need is a friend indeed, suits our classmate, Sophia, perfectly. Her ready good nature, cheerful smile, and everhelping hand have won lasting friends for her during her four years at Classical. Not only has she been active in sports, but she has also had a fine academic record. Our Glee Club and orchestra owe much to her musical talent. Sophia, may fortune pave your path of success! Tennis 111, Basketball 111, Voice Class 111, Leaders' Club 11, 21, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Orchestra 1l, 2, 3, 41, French Club 141, Chorus 14-1 Dorothy Loretta King Moum' HULYUKE Now we introduce you to Dotg The sport of our class, believe it or not. An excellent student, witty and wise, Thoroiiglily etlicient in all that she tries. A quiet and unassuming lass, ' One of the brightest of our class. She's a genuine comrade, loyal and trueg 55 Of friendships like hers, there are always too few. I ' To a bright clever scholar, a friend cheerful and true, V We say, Au Revoir, Dot, and Good Luck to you. Basketball 12, 31, Golf 12, 31, Baseball 12, 31, Hockey 141, Cage- ball 131, Szvinzming 141, German Play, Summa Cum Laude. Nez, I Isabelle Mary llanard ' . W' H. 1.'B.jE. our own .abelle -I hose hair certainly is her crowning glor ,A Its d- ld lor and gc-'ous curls are the envy of every f f fe K a gigs ight well her charming personality and even d sition. her sbcial incl'iations are perhaps the reason for her abxskeece from sclblfon sonisudays when tests are eminent. She intends to ia teacher, andwe arewehre she'll he a good one. Ruth Molly Leve Ruth is Classical's human literary information bureau. Though modest as to her writing ability, she 'has produced many laudable themes. Who was not intrigued by that appealing story The Plague, published in the Classical Review? Her intelligence is not confined to litera- ture alone, hut includes every other study. May these schoolday accom- plishments he stepping stones to a successful literary career! Basketball 121, Dramatic Club 141, Classical Review 141, Cage- ball 121, German Club 141. I Eunice Efjzabetlt Linden I 'Wntgaroat Whenever you hear sqfieals of delight in the lunch room, you can be sure it is 'lindyi 19lassical's 'best dressed girl, cutting in on the lunch room bread li :Her merry laughter can be heard in any corri- dor during t ay We cafinot omit Lindy's musical ability for she can be seen e Elonday morning tickling the ivories of the piano. We all hope that heaton appreciates our little bright-eyed Susan. Volleyball 11, 21, German Club 13, 4-1, Golf 13, 41, German Play 141, Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Classical Choir 14-1, Orchestra 141, Easter Chorus 131.

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Page Twenty-nine llliIl1Il1Il1Il1Il1VI1IlltllillillillilllllllillNllikliflitlfilltllNllillillillilltlilltll llllllflIlIIlIINIIIIIIIllIlllilllllllIllliIlillillill!II1llillfllilllIlllllllllllllllllll Harrielte Lillian Mail' BRYA NT-S1'aA'r'roN It has been said that good things come in small packages but Harriette proves that this saying is not always true. This tall, slender, blue-eyed girl, who hails from East Providence, is an expert pianist and is always ready to help a pal. Happy has not decided which col- lege she wishes to enter but we feel sure that whatever her decision may be, she will he acceptd with open arms. German Club 141, French Club 141, Clmir 141. Cecilia Lucia Mangiante PEMBROKE Cecilia is believed to be the first of The lnseparahles. A flashing and everlasting smile, pearl white tee-th. jet black hair and all attrac- tive personality make up our fnnster. Pep, vim, and vivacity comprise this package of T. N. T. She may be aptly described as the source of the class giggles and the teachers' discontent and rarin' to go. Nor are these characteristics her only assets. She has shot to the top in scholastics and athletics and will continue doing so in the future. Tennis 11, 21, Boslretball 11. 3, 41, Cagcball 1.3, 41, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Hockey 121, German Play 141, French Clioir 141, German Club 141, French Club 141, Citizenship Squad 141, Dramatic Club 11, 41, Classical Rericuf 1Room Repre.wentative1 141. Theresa Masino R. I. C. E. For the past three years Theresa has held the admiration of many Classicalites for her ability in acquiring A's as the Greeks captured Trojans. 1Would that we had such ability!1 Although Tea has not participated in many school activities, she has graciously lent her assistance for the beneht of the French Club. This happy-goducky lass has not dehnitely decided on which school of higher education she will attend, but whatever it may be, we feel certain her optimism and cheerful personality will carry her 1and perhaps others1 over the rough road to success. Here's wishing the hest of fortune to one who deserves it. Frenclz Club. Julia Josephine Masselin R. I. STATE Behold tht- winner of the i935 Anthony Medal! ln .lulia one hnds a vivacious, fun-loving friend. Sweetness, friendliness, and good-natured ness are only a few of her many attributes. She is also the Vpossessor of one of the most sunny, happy dispositions in Classical. luliais in- terests are divided between the study of butterflies and art. She is uns iecided whether to attend R. l. School of Design for an artist's course Jr R. I. State for a naturalist's course. One would not be mistaken in 3hoosing Julie as one of the most likeable girls in the school. French Club, Swinzming. Tennis, Orchestra, Minstrel Slwzr, Bugle 11111 Drum Corpx, ,4ntlmny Mczltll. - Georgette Massie SARGENT Mercury gave her that speed with which she, when wishing for a goal he hockey field. eludes the oncoming fullback. Minerva he- :towe upon her a clever brain for algebraic solutions and athletic ztratei . Venus she received that rosy smile and those sparkling fy .J She Rindeed a child of the gods. Her school activities and rro ss inxa hletics speak for themselves. She plans to continue her ed ation at Sargent. the well-known physical education school. Q Bas all 12, 3, 41, Captain 141, Cageball 13, 41, Volleyball 121, Yocikeyf , 3, 4-1., Baseball 12, 3. '41, Clee Club 12, 3, 41, Voice Class '2, 41, Eastern Chorus 121, Dramatic Club 141, Frenclz Club 141, Hi- 'ri 14-1, Senior Choir 141.