Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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5 PAUL C. BACHAND Providence College, A.B. Rhode Island College, Ed.M. Algcbrag Adv. Mathg Calculusg s.A.o. CONCENTRATION IN Mr. Rahn's calculus class. MR. HAUSER entertains his class with humorous selections from an algebra textbook. MABEL L. BLANEY Pembroke College, A.B. Advanced Malhg Algebrag Geometry Cum Laude, Exec. Board What if imaginar numbers Our highly technological society has seen the advent of a scientific boom built on the foundation of mathematics. In this era of space capsules and computers, an understanding of mathematics is invaluable. For this reason, Classical offers a comprehensive mathematics program that enables a student to progress as his individual needs require from elementary algebra to college-level calculus. The value of mathematics is more than in- trinsic, for its use extends into the fundamentals of every scientific Held. A favorite quotation of department head Mr. Walter Bernard is Math is the language of science. M. SOPHIA CAMPBELL College of Saint Elizabeth, A.B. Brown University, A.M. Mathematics

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SMILINC BENIGNLY, Mrs. Kaplan inflicts another test upon her class. What if Huckleberr Finn had drowned . I D . ' MARY ANN NIEDZ JOHN J. SHARKEY, JR. ln . Emmanuel College, A.B. Providence College. B.A. English: Rhode Island College, Ski Club M.Ed. En lish' Re d' ELIZABETH B. McQUAID Brown University, A.B., A.M. English rr-is CLASSICAL nnvuzw, Adviser English, as our native tongue, is the vehicle for our thought. It is, therefore, the most im- portant subject taught at Classical. The four year course, under the supervision of depart- ment head Miss Elizaheth J. MacDonald, strives to teach the student the clear expression of original thought. Understanding of fundamentals, extensive reading and criticism of prose, poetry, and drama, class discussions, and experiences in writing original essays constitute the English program at Classical. Teachers supplement the course with paperback hooks, summer reading programs, term papers, and required outside reading to acquaint their classes with the works of authors from Homer to Hemingway. 5 a 5 Ing? Gulf Coach, Fencing Coach ALETHE D. WESTON LINDA R. YOUNGREN Pembroke College, A.B. Knox College, B.A. Brown University, A.M. English English

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ROBERT A HAUSER MARY Q HOFFMAN Providence College, A.B. Brown University, A.B., Mathematics 15-M- Mathematics FRANCES R LANDSBERGER Cornell University. B.A. Brown University, M.A.T. Mathematics MARY E. McLAUGHLIN VINCENT J. MOSES Emmanuel College, A.B. TSXBS Cllfisfian Mathematics University, B.S. Mathematicsg JOAN S. PRICE Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. Tennis Coach, Mathematics Assistant Basketball Coach WALTER BERNARD Brown University, Sc.B., A M. Advanced Mathematicsg Calculus Department . Headg Math Club WHAT IS he talking about? Peggy Rey nolds in calculus class. were real. KENNETH A. RAHN WILLIAM STEPAK Massachusetts Institute of Brown University Technology, B.S. SCB. in Engineering. Chemistry: Ed.M. Advanced Physicsg Mathematics Calculus: Radio Club l