Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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8 CADUCEUS il ' . ii, in 4 iii if g .,,, ALBERT COATES, ZND ANTIOCH Al, the second representative from his family, has gone through Classical with a grin and laughing off all the kidding aimed at him. He is one of our lesser gigolos, having several of the fair sex on his string. Though he is uncertain as to his fu- ture, we know he will take what comes with a smile. Swimming, Q25 Lunch Committee, UQ. CARMELLA D'AGOSTINO R. I. STATE Daggie with her efficient manner and pleasing personality has certainly made a host of true friends. Carmella is often thought of as quiet and unassuming but when one knows her, she is found to be a delightful companion. Many a dull mom- ent has been enlightened by a flashing smile or some unsuspect- ed witty remark from Carmella's corner of the room. Carmella intends to further her studies at Rhode Island State. May her future be nothing but joy and happiness. Senior Choir, UQ, Nj. ARTHUR LEONARD DAVIS Arthur, a fellow of charming personality and of admirable qualities of character, must surely believe in the saying There's always room at the top . His most enviable records in his stud- ies during his stay here, certainly help to support this belief. However, not only is he the ideal student, but he also possesses a fine sense of humor. May success be yours, Arthur, in all your future undertakings. Track, UQ: Caduceus Board, KU. MARIO DELLA ROSA BROWN Behold the genius of the class! Whenever Mario is in a group of people, we may be sure that the topic is being discussed with dynamic logic. Mario intends to enter Brown where he will seek a degree in chemistry. We are sure that Mario CEinsteinj will make Classical proud of so brilliant an alumnus. Fencing. UQ: Football, U15 Chess Club. KZQJ Choir, HQ: Indoor Track, K42: Summa Cum Laude, TERIZ GULESSERIAN R. I. C. E. Why is it that so many girls walk into Room 3 with their hair in perfect order? Some would say a magician had been at work during the night, but those in-the-know would say it was Teddy. Her skill at hair-dressing is not her only accom- plishment, since she also plays the violin and does well in her studies. Orchestra, KZQ, UQ: French Club.

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CADUCEUS -Qs anuary Graduates Qs l ALFRED A. ANDREOZZI COLUMBIA Meet Andy, Class' Pls ' y atom! Although renowned for hi athletk s also a genius in the field of studY35k0f1 teacherlb During his stay at Classical Andy has gained a host ' , and we all wish him the best of success in the future. Baseball, IU, KZQ, UQ, H15 Basketball, KU, KZQ, UI, Ml: Football- KZQ, 132, M25 President of Athletic Associationg Sports Editor, Classical Review. ARMINE HOPE AVAKIAN RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN This quiet young lady trips up and down Classical's vener- able corridors with an air of assurance. Though not a cum laude her scholastic ability is good. Armine is one of Mr. Randall's A pupils. She would like to become a dress designer. She will surely be successful. Good luck, Arminel ALBERT BOUTELLE BROWN Although a cum laude, scholastic ability is nicely tempered with wit in this pleasing combination, which is Al. He has brightened the days with his quips and cranks and wanton wiles . He is expected to move to Taunton, for the town holds a great attraction for him. We know that he will succeed in any field of work. Glee Club, KZQQ Secretary Rifle Club, UQ: Lunch Room Committee, UQ, f4jg Dance Orchestra, Nj: Choir, MQ: Indoor Track, K4jg Caduceus Board, C425 Magna Cum Laude. EDWARD ANTHONY CALDARONE R. I. STATE Eddie is one of the best natured fellows in the Senior Class, and is well liked by all who know him, both students and teach- ers. Eddie is in every respect a regular fellow. During his stay at Classical his personality has won for him many fast friends. Good luck! Your line personality will make you great some day. Senior Choir: French Choir.

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CADUCEUS 9 JUDITH HALLIDAY R, I. C. E. Judy belies the saying that red-heads have a matching temper. Judy was once captain of the debating club. She was also among the final ten chosen to compete for the Anthony Medal. Judy intends to go to R. I. C. E. Where she will major in English. Here's luck to you, Judy! Debating, KZI, UQ, Captain Girls' Debating Team, KZQ. CELIA GERTRUDE HORVITZ PEMBROKE Who is that petite girl racing wildly out of the Virgil class to reach the next period on time? It is none other than Celia, who plays the piano and indulges in throwing about soft cus- tard pies Cacting for the moving cameralj. She intends to be a journalist after completing her course at Columbia, and admis- sion to cum laude is a good step in that direction. Classical Review Board, H25 Caduceus Board, M25 Cum Laude. SPERO KARAHALIOS RHODE ISLAND STATE Your Merry Heart goes all the Day applies to Karahalios who is one of our wittiest members. He has shown this last year how hard he can work when a diploma is in sight. He is quick, eager, and is well qualified for business, which iield he will enter when he leaves this school. U Orchestra, IU, KZQJ Lunch Room Committee, UQ, KH. MORRIS KELLER BROWN UNIVERSITY Classical's fair-haired boy who has maintained, without any exaggeration on our part, a very high standing in German. Keller is also very outs ing i usic, n debati , the lat- ter demonstrated f ' e E cal Boy makes good, tells of e er's future, may also e Amer- ica's ambassador to Germany. 't h's knowledge of German. However, in whateve e e arsbesllichame for him- self, we wish him much luck? Boys' Glee Club, UQ, HQ. - EVELYN MAZICK Q 1 5 4 ' 7 i 5 Y PEMBROKE Yes hat 4 quie UD naive girl with the peaches and rea ,T rf. 1 on 5- let Ev y lthough we ma not have v Y .un , o lis before this, she plays hockey d ba , ngs, a IICS uch very good themes that she has bee L arded the nthony edal in this year's competition. Congratu ations on her success. Hockey, KZQ, UQ: Baseball, U25 Classical Review Board: Glee Club: Girl Reserve: Anthony Medal.