Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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HENRY JOSEPH DAVID Shake hands with an excellent student and an up-to-the- minute sports' authority. Hank's company is sought by many people at all times: some may wish help with the last few lines of Vergil, and others may wish to talk over the Yankees' chances for winning the pennant. We shall all miss this great friend after graduation, but we know that he leaves us with the key to success safe in his pocket. Summa Cum Laude. ERMITA DEL MATTO Ermita is one of the most genial girls in our class, with her quick smile and ready sympathy. She enters into all her activi- ties with zeal, and is a great enthusiast for sports. To all those who know her well she is a true and loyal friend, and is always ready for fun. She is one of the four S-C-A-D-S . a secret order among three other Classicalites. ln the future she hopes to become a nurse. May good luck and happiness be with you always! Basketball, UQ, M25 Tennis, U25 Classical Hi-Tri, UQ, K-U. SAM DOLBEY, JR. Sam is one of t most jovial fellows in our class, and always ready iq wit at thgoteachers, especially Miss Sheppard. And c e drixy! dffautomobilel Just ask one of the' cheer- lead:gs,,fJSalh1 was a great asset to our golf-team, for it was thr gh Wat it wvasvxo successful. Perhaps some day we shall rea' about his winning the Davis Cup, or perhaps the Amateur Crown. Golf Team, KZQ, UI, Hjg German Club, UQ. EDNA ERNST Who is the tall, slender girl walking . down- the corridor? Why, itfs none other -than Edna: vEdna came' to us four years ago fron! Olive1l'Ha'gard Perry, Junior' High School. Her stay here has prpveclto be very pleasant, dueqo her friendly manner. Whatever -her life's ambition may be, we hope that it will be crowned with success. ROBERT F. FERGUSON Bob, our future Dr. Ferguson, whose willingness to help a friend is always evident, and whose personality brightens up a classroom, has made a host of friends at Classical. He is always ready for his sight translations in any French class. Classical certainly has missed the good athletic power of Bob. because of his outside interests. Bob will be an honor to the field of medi- cine. Football, 121.

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RUTH ELIZABETH CARR Here is a bonnie lass whose Wit and charm are destined to form an oasis in a desert where many of us may become just so many grains of sand. That's why we feel her companionship will always be acceptable to others. Those difficulties which her keen wit will not overcome will never successfully withstand her charm and good-humor. To our fascinating Ruth, in her years at Smith and throughout life, we fondly Wish the best there is. French Club, UI, M15 Class Secretary, KU. EVELYN CAROLINE CASTALDI A veritable pleasure indeed is an introduction to Evey. Due to her pleasing and helpful disposition, she has won several loyal friends who will remember her long after graduation. With her keen mind, without spending long hours over her books at night, she has achieved praiseworthy standing in her classes. She is largely responsible for making the S-C-A-D , the delightful union it is to its four members. Her future 'aspirations are di- rected toward a business career, in which she undoubtedly will easily succeed. Whatever Walk of life she enters, Classical sin- cerely Wishes her luck. Basketball. UI, f4jj Tennis, UQ: German Club, 132: Hz'-Tri, K32, HQ. ESTERINO PAUL CIMINO Cimino's sparkling smile and pleasant personality are but two of the reasons for the popularity of this sturdy, handsome lad. A great tackle of our football team and a mainstay of our track and baseball teams for the past three years, he has con- tributed no little to the success of our athletic teams. There is no doubt that he will be successful in whatever field he enters. Good luck, Esey. Football, KZI, UQ, KU: Baseball, Hjg Track flndoor and Outdoorl, K22, UQ, H15 Class President, fZjg Class President, UQ: Class Treasurer, MQ. MILDRED MAY CRANDALL Mildred is one young lady who never has to be spoken to about whispering, That isn't because she is an angel. No, it's iust that she can always find something better to do: conse- quently her report card always shines with A's, and she is the proud possessor of the coveted summa cum laude key. Millie is always friendly and ready to lend a hand to her classmates. With these line traits she will surely meet with success in her future undertakings. EDNA AY CURRY A flashing smile, laughi own eyes, and a sparkling humor are only a few of the ' uishe qualities possessed by Edna According to the sayingv goo ings come in small packages , there is no variation en ied to this petite miss of Room 3. Needless to wish uck, r her winning personality will guar- antee her success rou h life g . Hl.'Tfli, UI, KH: French Club, Program Committee, MQ.

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IDA PAULINE FRIEDMAN With a keen sense of humor and a cheerful giggle, Ida has steadily pursued her course at Classical. Her career at school has been praiseworthy, and her career outside will undoubtedly be the same. Every day she surprises us with her line French and German. Because of her merit, Ida has won membership to the Cum Laude Society. Those who know Ida have no doubts about her success. Tennis, 1215 Orchestra, 1215 Glee Club, 121, 131, 141, Senior Play, 1411 Magna Cum Laude, 141. LEE G. GRAY Gray is a frequent visitor to Classical. Good old Gordon went through this institution of learning just like eating pie Cmud piej. Gordon was the unanimous choice! for President of the Latin Sight Translation Club. He had no equal. His popularity with the girls and boys is expressed by the words, Prince of Good Fellows. Football, 121, 131, 141. EDWARD GEORGE HUNT Meet the artistically talented boy whose drawings illustrate and enliven the contents of this book. He's a quiet, unassuming chap in school-until 2:50. Eddie, in addition, plays the saxo- phone, thus combining the skill of Segar Ccreator of Pop-eyeb and Vallee. Success in either undertakin Eddi l g, e. Debating Club, 111, 121, Anthony Medal Reader, 1415 Class Prophecy, 1415 Art Editor, Caduceus Board, 141. HERAND C. KAZAROSS UNDECIDED Charlie Kazaross or Kazy , his better known name, is one of Classical's i Il' men offthe gri n. .fHis long arguments with the mem eV.Wpfacu ihe tests have evoked the admiration of the student body.,HeV1 eveii ready to give his aid in En lish, his et subje dt, to'iatll f ow,-c as ates. We hope that wh gaver igdwdggzf' ure, he will do it in a satisfactory a manner as at Cl sical. Football, 121, 131, 1415 Track, 121: French Club, 1415 Basketball, 131. ' i JEDITH LIPSEY Now e come t die, Wh se wit makes her one of the most popular gemberslgieur cla Hur ready smile and good-nature have 4 n her a host of f bnds, who will always be glad to ve lsgwn Q JWe kndw at she will gain success in whatever lalscu , i s , ndertllge?Q ,ihestj!r115: Girls' iqe lub, 121: Dramatic Society, 121, 131, 141: st-E Playl 1Y.361' Rew' u,7'Board, 13 1 1415 French Club, chairman of Pr ram CorXm1ttee,,141: Bugle and Drum Corps, 131, 1415 Drum Major, 141gSwimm1 g, 121.