Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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28 CADUCEUS EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN BROWN And now we come to Ed, one of the members of the Greek class. He presents to us a mixture of scholarship and humor which we rarely see. Ed's favorite subjects are Latin and Greek. Success awaits him at Brown where he will matriculate in Sep- tember for a pre-medical course. Chess Club KZjg Stamp Club KZQ, f3lj French Club. ROBERT MIGNONE BROWN Bob Mignone is the lively young man whom we always are glad to have with us to liven up an otherwise dull moment in classroom or at lunch. This stalwart Classicalite was forced to leave us. for a year. During this time he became well-known to Warwick High as a sort of good will ambassador to that school. We were all very happy when Bob returned to Classical after his year's absence to join in again with his friends, who had been plugging along without him. We are sure Bob will make a host of new friends when he arrives at Brown next year. Track KU, KZQ, U25 Football Ill, KD: French Club UQ. HAROLD MINER BROWN Harold's cheerfulness and studious attitude have been felt here in Classical. He is very capable in athletics, but most of his spare time is spent studying. He is especially interested in boat- ing, and may be seen almost any day down near the water. He expects to attend Brown University this fall, and we all wish him the greatest of success. Football KD, UQ: Lunch Room Committee KZQ, UI: Soccer KZ2. ANNA MONTAGANO PEMBROKE Dashing p nd vitality combine in one of our best athletes. Her cholastimility will be a gr t asset in Pembroke next fall. An sse s sp kling brow eyes and beautiful hair, as well heart s i . She is pular with her classmates because of er a ' bl 'ti X d thoughtful understanding. May su c ss be yours, An . Cageball 532, KH: Basketball KZQ. UQ, M25 French Club: Baseball KZQ, U25 Tennis U15 Hockey H25 Senior Play. ALICE NATAL . EASTERN CHIROPRACT IN TI E ' I Sparkling brow eyes, a c e ie, an a cheerful disposi- tion hardly esjle Klide. cause of eat sense of humor she's a favorm th her classmates e's sure to be success- ful in her chosen profession, wit c f assets. Alice intends to follow in her father's footsteps an be a chiropractor. Golf KU: Orrhesfw 122, UQ, 542: German Club KU-

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cellent athlete. CADUCEUS I ll 1 ,fri ARY LOUISE MASSIE ,V QEODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Sta 'in . . S. now speaking. Introducing to you Mary eg qn OD ur be t athletes. Her beautiful defense wOrk.on -E? di' athle it sq'uads have kept the teams from being aslffor inni ggthe 1935 City Championship. Her merry ull: and dy wit are the backbone of that merry crowd in e corner room. R. I. State will be lucky to have such an ex- Jielzvalildll work on the basketball team was the Hockey, KU, KZQ, UQ, KU, Basketball, KZQ, UI, KH: Captain, IZIJ Volley Ball, 122: Cageball, UQ, K-U5 Baseball, KZQ, UQ, CU: Captain, MQ: Dramatic Club. UQ, H25 Glee Club, KU, 121. UQ, MQ: Voice Class Ill. KZQ, UQ: Hi-Tri, H15 Eastern Chorus, KZQ, Senior Choir, UQ, H25 Swimming, Nj. RICHARD THOMAS MCBRIDE Well! Well! Well! Who is this congenial looking fellow upon whom we gaze? Why it's Dick. Dick is a real friend, for he is a pal in every sense of the word. Mac, one of our greatest chemists, a speedy trackman, and an ardent supporter of all our athletic teams, is, indeed, a true Classicalite. Cross-Country: German Club: Magna Cum Laude. ALICE MCELROY RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN Alice is the blithe and charming young Miss who, in addition to her dimpled cheeks fthe envy of all her friendsj is gifted with a sparkling wit. Al has a hidden talent: she is artistically inclined, and plans to enter the R. I. School of Design in the fall. Useless to wish her luck, for it will surely be hers. ' Senior Choir, UQ, HQ, French Club, French Choir, MQ, Dramatic Club, RUTH MCGINN Ruth ' rh - O- te gir ho enjoys swimming, skatin, f, a ' . e 's ose jolly good-natured person a s s s e ett e of everything, and rarely, if ever, can anyo discoyg i solemn face, And it is this cheerfulness t at has won her so many friends, and has enabled her to keep them. JANE MCGUIRK - SMITH COLLEGE W o d n't know Janie with the laughing, mischievous X so , . During her' tay at Classical she has won her way 'ntoft he Qof her c mates. She is always ready to relate WH h oroyjsg' Hon odj s. Such studies as Latin and - 5' w' never wn he pirit of fun. We, the senior class. Q- at .I wil s ceed in whatever career she under- r i- . , L' Wet ,fwrrzggp UQ, French Club Refreshment Committee, Senior C lf, Ulf lf oclzey, LU, Cageball, KU.

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CADUCEUS 29 ERNEST IRVING NEW RHODE IsL D STAT GE Let me present Newlfll , serious, studious red-head, who 's ' excepfio to age-old belief that temper accom- pang' i ' 'lliant math student and an interested chem- istry ' is a trim dresser and an all-around good sport. It is o hard to prophesy that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Glee Club KZQ, fill Senior Choir UQ, KH. PALMA VITA NICOLO x HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL A combinatio curly hair, sparkling brown eyes, and a pleas smi t escribe Pal a. Her school spirit, her com- panion ' , an her l e un are only a few of her many assets alma is worm, but she always manages to pass with ease. ay success be yours in whatever you under- take. Swimming H25 German Club. ESTHER ROSE O'KEEFE KATHERINE GIBB'S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Take a funny giggle, add a pair of twinkling blue eyes and some smooth blonde hair, and the result is Esther. Esther plays a fast and furious game of cageball or basketball and still man- ages to keep high in her studies. She is a good sport and a girl Worth knowing. Basketball IU, KZQ, UQ, 1415 Cageball KZQ, UQ, M25 Captain 142: Base- ball KZQ, Uj, C415 Caduceus Board: Magna Cum Laude. MARJORIE ORPHIN Thi pretty, blonde, quiet lady is Marjorie Orphin from v fi , e is a lover of books and can always be found in ormear a lib ' W are sure she will be a successful librarian, W ' 1 ' her great bition. Marjorie has already begun by helping ' - ibrarl Cageball K3 as I UQ MARTIN ORZECK BROWN Orzeck has livened many a dull study hour by precipitating his fellow-classmates into gales of laughter with his unusual contortions of features. Though he is not overtalkative, when he does converse, everybody listens. He will enter Brown in the fall to take a journalism course. This loyal Classicalite will be missed by all who have grown to appreciate his fine qualities. German Club K41.