Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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20 CADUCEUS ESTA BELISA FISHER PEMBROKE Esta is a dainty little Miss, with a pair of sparkling eyes, a delightful smile, and a charming personality who came to us last October. Her studies never seem to burden her, as she can often be seen coming down the corridor during study periods. Her pleasing disposition has won her many friends at Classical, all of whom wish her the best of success. ELLERY FRENCH . BROWN In scho ta d in every class there are always some fel- W W o, while y o not distinguish themselves in any par- A ' u ar o form the backbone of the Whole body bec use le st dy and reliable. Frenchy is one of this t , t any time you can find him right on the job . He li o be known by everybody in the school, but those who no him are true friends of his, and we all wish Frenchy the best of luck. MARTHA BENNETT FRENCH BATES Martha, of the big brown eyes and classical profile, is a triple- threat girl Csongstress, musician, and debaterj. She is always willing to do a favor, and is the kind of person for Whom one likes to do something. Warning-Stay away when Martha's selling tickets, for like the Canadian mounted police, she gets her man. Tennis 111, 121: Basketball 131, 141: Orchestra 111, 121, 131, 141: Glee Club 121, 131, 1415 Voice Class 1415 Choir 131, 141: Debating Club 121. 131, 1415 Hi-Tri121, 131, 141g French Club 1415 Caduceus Board 141: Senior Play. LAURA JANE GAMBLE RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Who is that petite Miss walking through Classical's corridors with brown hair, brown eyes, and a smile for everyone? Five feet of sweetness and congeniality! No other than our Laura. She likes to read so much that she has obtained a position in a library after school. May the best of luck be yours always, Laura. ALBERT GERBER BROWN A stranger, after having seen Buddy, would describe him as being studious and serious. This stranger would not be wholly right, for a greater sense of humor than that which Albert has is seldom to be found. Albert is going to Harvard to become a doctor. Good Luck, Bud. Senior Choir 131, 141.

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CADUCEUS JULIA ELIZABETH DYER Classical presents to the world a sincere friend when it pre- sents Betty. This petite Miss appears to be quiet, but intimate friends know she is a fun-loving lass. Courtesy, kindness, and sweetness are only a few of Betty's well-known virtues. May success and happiness be always with you. ' MARGARET AGNES EAGAN RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION We present the charming maiden, who is another member of the C. D. E. quartet. She hails from the noisiest corner of Room 4. Of loving disposition, pleasing personality, and amiable na- ture she has made a host of friends during her four years at Classical. Dancing is one of the sports which she especially en- joys. Marge, as she is known to her friends, wishes to complete her education at Rhode Island College of Education. We know that Whatever course she follows she will prove successful. Tennis KU, f2jg French Club Nj. ELSIE FALCIGLIA RHODE ISLAND 'COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Earnest in purpose, Looking for the best, Cheerful in spirit. Impartial in judgment, Loyal to friends, Sincere at all times, Intent up knowledge, Glowin - - - g with vitality, Ever dependable. Liked by au, Friendly with 311, Impetuous in action, Active in sports, Ambitious in her achievements. French Club H25 Basketball 142. JOHN FALCONE UNITED STATES CoAsT GUARD ACADEMY Behold! The king of silence. Silence has not kept friends away from this young man, for he has made many during his stay at Classical. He is always silent unless he has something worth saying Mathematics is his best liked sub'ect. In e . J th future we expect to see him serving Uncle Sam as a captain of the Coast Guard. Football UQ, Nj. EDWARD SAMUEL FINBERG BROWN Ed is the most boisterous member of the Big Four . Al- though empty things usually make the most noise, he seems to be an exception. Although the best scholar of the Big Four , helcan speak with equal competence on the number of ships Aeneas had, or on how many Rowe allowed in the World Se- ries. French Club: German Club: Caduceus Board: Summa Cum Laude.

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CADUCEUS 21 com: shi is e Joyed y l students and teachers. Cheerful ,Mis alw rready to lend a helping hand. Frank is aleayin o gain rec nition and fame in the field of medi- cine, an wegncerely wish him the best of luck. French Club PU: Summa Cum Laude. xx 1 , FR K GIUNTA BROWN Ladies an Ge t e n, may I have the pleasure of introduc- ing to you ran G' ta, o e of Classical's near geniuses. He is one of r o d Gree ' who always knows his lesson. He als e Q the disti uished Cum Laude Society. His an rte s BEVERLY ANITA GLOVER PEMBROKE I Let me introduce to you a irl, all in stature, but all in the matter of rain :11bi- tions lie in the rnalism. rom hert ast o she will surely cceed in an . Readers, I prepdlffigeog our own Bev , Debating Club KZQ. UQ, N25 Senior Choir M25 Dramatic Club HQ. HERMAN GOLDSTEIN BROWN Goldstein may not be a boy-scout, but he is certainly always prepared I This trait, together with his superior intellect, is responsible for his being a Summa Cum Laude student. Goldy is admired in his own circle for himself: his jollity, his regular gayishnessf' and his friendliness. Stamp Club KU, 1225 German Club KU, KZQ, Uj, K42. HARRISON M. GORTON, JR. I wonder why the girls turn their heads toward the black- board when this debonair chap walks quietly into Room 3. Al- though a recent comer, Juny's inimitable charm has won for him many a lifelong friend during his stay in Classical. A bet- ter than good hunter, he spends much of his time on Cape Cod shooting down the duckies. Let us hope for you every success in this world of chance. ELIZABETH HARRIMAN DE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Betty, ourjperson. ' i Miss, has friends at every corner and is one ofvtlfe mostfpopuyhn girls of the class. She is renowned for herubeautiful brown eyes and precious giggle. With all her qualities she will certainly gain the success we are Wishing her. Senior Prom Committed French Club K-U.