Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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CADUCEUS 17 JEAN PATERSON CUMMING WELLESLEY Jeanie with the light brown hair and sparkling blue eyes makes up Katie Hep n of tlv' gen' class. -Her charm- ing personal i gxa e w n er a pl i ever senior's heart. Her sucmn out ur tsfofsmi danket t e o e class into an uproar. J not only Hits e Top in opu- larity but also in her sc olastic ability. Why does Jean in a sudden moment of fea Ulrefhandi over her heart? Why don't you know? Jean y em le member of the Hi- Y. She is one of the str gest rooters that M. B. ever had, or should we say D. B.? Vice-President of the Senior Class: Glee Club KZQ, Ujg Junior Social Committee: French Club lffjg German Club President M25 Dramatic Club f3j, f4jj Caduceus Board HQ: Senior Play Nj. , RAYMOND FRANCIS CU N BROWN H Meet the boy who can't be punishe Qi comin to school late, because it has become a habit with .I y. He is-in-ite harm- less regardless of his pugilistic expressioir. He asschieved the honor of being the champion gigolo init class dances into the wee hours of the morning. Ray loo A s to bec e a big busi- ness man some day and we hope thatfihi wish will come true. Track UQ, pill Cross Country Ml: Fenciniffffl: Social Committee K-42: Supper Committee H25 Anthony Medal Essay: Hi-Y UQ. l4jg Caduceus Board HI: Student Council H15 Senior Play FRANK CUSICK BROWN Frank is Red to his friends, and therefore 'lRed to every- one. His athletic ability and willingness to lend a helping hand have been of no invaluable service to Classical and are sure to apes. success for him. May the best of luck and success always e is. Tennis KZQ, UQ, H25 French Club HQ: Classical Review HQ: Senior DEBORAH JOANNE DAME HOMEOPATHIC HosP1TAL A pair of twinkling blue eyes and a sunny smile make any day seem worth while. That's our Debbie . Her winning personality has made her loved by all who know her, We hate to think of the quartet after Deb has left. Her one ambition is to become a nurse. We all join in wishing her the best of luck and the height of success. ' If JOSEPH DAANGIELOWICZ, ' PROVIDENCE Comm? A U Joe kn Classical nsqbhe friendiof egeygone. He if!-li?olL?,b 'JZ' under lassnrlatesffor .hisgrefiatlgf ievements in a eti fig issveliyli in exiery cliizrgom IV is favorite clas Choir. is Greeki Joe' ls ndecidedias tugs' re he will after being!! grzviuated from-Classical, but wherever it is, we my himrgvq- cess. f M' K 4 Football KU, HJ: Ciiptain f4Q,' Baseball lljg Basketball KZQ. UI, H21 Secretary, Ylthletic Association.

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16 CADUCEUS AUSTIN LEO CONLEY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE Known as the Greek fiend . . . Spends all his time translating . . , Has a weakness for good pens and pencils . . . Teamed with McLaughlin, Iacubucci, and Rusbino in the Greek class . . . Represents the epithet of Uwrapt in dark clouds . . . Among the gods of the Greek class is known as Apollo . . . Will con- tinue his education at Providence College . . . May the fates grant him fortune! Stamp Club. K2jg French Club, M25 Athletic Collector, M25 Magna JOHN JOSEPH COONEY Wgsr Po1NT Cum Laude. This i John oon y t e brill' nt brother of a brilliant girl. The shi n : is i ite of all that, he is likewise an ho t . ' w ook the part of the big bold villai e renc fl ale tine play. Well-built, it is not sur- prisin that he play lf . . all. A cadet at West Point he would be with shako, whit 451 . I e all. We expect to see him in the Legion of Hono o e a . Baseball, U25 Tra ' Squad, UQ, M25 Caduceus Board: Treasurer, French Club, H25 Dramatic Club, i425 Magna Cum Laude. MARGARET MARY COONEY WELLESLEY COLLEGE Intelligent, sincere, and amiable describe this friend of the students and teachers. Besides being an excellent scholar, Mar- garet has also a great talent for music. Though undecided as to her vocation, she intends to go to Wellesley College. May your future life be as successful as it has been in school. Orchestra: Golf: French Club: Glee Club: Summa Cum Laude. BARBARA CRAIG KATHERINE GIBBS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Seen around school, Barbara appears to most of her class- mates to possess the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. But to those who know her, she is as vivacious and charming a young person as one would wish to meet. She is an ardent en- thusiast for dancing and music, and she has an apt mind for the problems and puzzles of a difficult course of study. With these abilities she should have a profitable future, and we all wish her the best of good luck. Choir, Uj, H25 French, I-U. RAYMOND AUGUSTINE CREEGAN PROVIDENCE COLLEGE Here we have Ray a rather quiet and studious boy in school, but outside, well, that is another story. Always ready at the right time with a witty remark he is well liked by every- one who knows him. Although undecided as to what his voca- tion Will be, we are sure that, whatever it may be, it will bring him nothing but success. Good luck, Ray ! Debating Club, U25 French Club, HQ: German Club, MQ: Track, Mj.

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1 CADUCEUS JOHN JOSEPH DAVEY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE It is incredible that this same modest easy-going youth can be such a hard-playing athlete. He's a capable lineman on the football team, but his greatest honors have been won in base- ball, where he has pitched and batted our team to many victo- ries. Although Johnny plays whole-heartedly, he is the clean- est sportsman in the game. Baseball 122, 132, 1421 Captain 132, 142: Football 122, 132, 142g Cap- tain 1325 Senior Prom Committee: Hi-Y 142. WILLIAM DEAN CORNELL We all know Bill, that pleasant little disturbance in Room 3. Bill has an enviable sports record, and when not in the game may be found on the sidelines lending his support to the school. When Bill goes on to Cornell, the football team will lose a true stalwart man in the backfield. Football 122, 132, 1425 Baseball 122, 132, 1421 Track 1425 Treasurer of Dramatic Society 132. JOSEPH JENKINS DELEINO RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Tall, dark, and al s mov' , best desc 'be our Joe. He represents this fai ol o rs in e onal Guard. He Wears his i or t tt a i the fairer sex. With the organiza of and, W selected to lead. Joe intends to fu his ies at Rhode sland State, Where We know he is bound to be a success. Good-luck, Joe. Fencing 122, 132, 142g Dramatic Club: Traffic Squad 132, 142. RAYMOND DEPETRILLC , RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Does Di an introduction? His wonderful work in footbajlflias all, and basketball has made him one of our most popular students, and also has greatly helped to keep Classical 'Q theiathletic xlhnelight. In his studies he has shown excellent A r1t,,.whicl1,.togiether with his nne principles, should enable him to e his mzfrk at State, where he intends to go this fall. Best of Duck, D. P. Football Fay, 142: Basketball 122, 131, 142 , Baseball, Mtmagef 12 2, 132, 1425 French Club 142. ELIZABETH MOCHRIE DUCKWORTH PEMBROKE 1936 takes away from Classical the sparkling gaiety and irre- sistible charm of our bonnie lassie Betty. In her four years' stay at school her pleasing personality has won her a host of friends. Her easy blushes make her a target for much friendly teasing. Betty's present ambition is to become a member of the medical profession. May success pursue her as diligently as Brown and R. I. S. D. have, French Club 1425 German Club 1421 Dramatic Club 132, 142: Social Committee 142.