Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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ARTHUR FRANCIS O'KEEFE Behold the 1937 Apollo, Classical's gift to the fair sex. We present the best looking boy in the senior class, sober, silent, and steady O'Keefe. His attributes are too numerous to mention in this small paragraph. Added to his achievements is the fact that he was chosen on the 2nd All State Hockey team last year. His exploits on the gridiron, rink, and the courts will be remem- bered long after he has gone from our school. Cross Country, 1115 Football, 122, 142, Hockey, 1Zj, 131, 141. JOSEPH VI T ORTOLEVA Joe has set Bllglfduch on the q ' viv ' recita- tion bec sebya ropensity fo aki iosophical remarks ab ' lassmates, t e ' at101'1, the teachers, and things in ge a . Yet we hay n seen a single teacher use wrath or go beyond a vet-yeslight re ' nd. met' es Joe practices his speeraexlfiiu our oat in sa e wa . This tal nt 8 Y 9 should make i one of the foremost 1 yers of the country. German Club, 1 jg Track, 112. 121: Football, 132, 142: Class President, 142 ARTHUR W. RANDALL Artie is a lover of sports and ladies. Athletically speaking, he is a three-letter man. Last year, Art's lirst in hockey, he was named to the second All-State Team. Although he is never seen with books, he seems to pass most of his studies. Art has not mentioned his plans for the future, but we know we shall hear of him again, connected with athletics in some way. Baseball, 122, 13j, 142: Football, 1425 Hockey, 132, 142. HOWARD ELIOT RICE A most promising future is in store for this tall, brown- haired, handsome youth. In addition to a magnetic personality and subtle humor, he has a keen brain, capable of grasping dif- ficulties with considerable ease. Eliot is the sort of person that can be relied upon to accomplish any assigned task, and to do it well. May luck follow you in the future. Athletic Association, 111: Track, 132: Hi-Y President, 112, 141' Review Board: Junior Prom Committee. 1325 Chairman, Supper Committee, 1425 Dramatic Societyp Magna Cum Laude. VICTOR DANTE RUSSILLO Perhaps the best concise description of Vic would be-live feet of high explosive. His dynamic personality has obtained for him a host of friends. Vic has a friendly way of annoying teachers while taking tests, but We know that all is meant in fun. With his amiable disposition, he is sure to succeed in any pg-ofession he undertakes, so here's wishing you loads of luck, lCtO1'.

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A TE LUCILLE LORD May ve th asure of introducing a charming demoiselle with a fasci ati mile, a pair of sparkling eyes, and a viva- ciou ers lity, ne ever willing to lend assistance, a summa cum aud stude t, and an excellent pianist? This is Annette, u the W oesn't know her? Her winning ways and high ola ' ab have made her well-known in our Alma Mater. ay s ccess d happiness be ever yours, Annette. Golf, KZQJ Classical Review, UQ: French Club, HQ. MARIE LISA LUONGO The sweet and wholesome personality of this charming per- son has won for her a host of loyal friends in Classical. Her' sincerity, capability in dealing with problems, and her amiable ways are the kind that will aid her in combating any obstacles that may be presented on life's highway. Whatever she under- takes, we know that success will crown her efforts. The heartiest wishes of the class go with you, Marie. Golf, KZQ: Choir, KZQ, U15 Review Board. UQ. SHAVARSH HARRY MARKARIAN Here we present nonchalance and manliness personified. We feel certain that this resourceful young man will in the future meet all problems just as expertly as he has done in his brief stay at Classical. He is one of the most popular fellows in his class, and a true friend. Orchestra, UI: Corridor Patrol, H25 Senior Play. H21 German Club, UQ. MARTIN STUART MCDONOUGH We present happy-go-lucky, light-hearted, ever-cheerful Mac. When you hear a group of girls or boys raise their voices in lusty laughter, rest assured that Mac is the instigator of the hilarity. As a natural social mixer , Mac has won many friends. We agree that because of his friendly disposition his future will be just as successful as his short stay at Classical has been. Football, Hjg Humor Editor. Caduceus Board, 142g Class Toastmas- ter, K42. 3 3 HE E Mos IC Po larjiid th s el ho? hy Helen, o cou el e is an arti t at ' , d cing, a d udying. ad iti t her ar ing di pos , e h ability as tu a is s own by er em ship'n the u-m au Soci y. e s ver ' in tol da elni han to-a 0 sin dx es. lassi l e r the ss' w t P rok ill ' - C i K , K , K4 Frenc Club 2: olf, KU, Class cal view KD, HQ: agn Cum aude.

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LEWIS IRWIN SHWARTZ An open letter to Lew Dear Lew: Wefare not going to praise you. In fact, we have a complaint to make. We admit that you are a nice person: we admit you have done well in your studies: we admit that you have occupied important positions in school affairs: we also admit that you are a very busy man-what with your studies, your photog- raphy, your literary efforts, and all that. Yet, We wish to com- plain. A complaint-short, but full of meaning: We complain that you have not given us enough of yourself! Yours, THE GIRLS OF THE CLASS. Classical Review, KZQ, UQ, M25 Editor-in-Chief, Mjg Traffic Squad, U25 Orchestra, KU, X225 Debating, IU, IZQ, U21 Senior Play Publicity Manager, IH, Supper Committee, C425 Science Club, IZQ, 1325 Presi- dent, UQ. ANNA MARY SILVESTRI Dame Fortune blessed Anna with a jovial personality, an ad- mirable character, and that wondrous gift called vision. Her assiduous work and stamina have made her a summa cum laude student, and yet she is very modest about her accomplishments. She is really a synonym of reticent youth who might say, I came, I saw, and I conquered my studies. May the Fates bestow upon her happiness and success. German Club, fij, MQ, Tennis, UI: Cageball, f2jg Summa Cum Laude. ARTHUR A. SMITH, JR. A hand-shake that's genial, a smile that's, izlgaging, and a personality t,hat's plftszavjs Smithy., As capt-a' of,.tljX.trailic squad he has wrought der i the d6rridors oft Classica . His quidk wit' and clejer ,uips.f QJlso pynsjt'-ma'ke him a cpntinual source OQ-riirfth. Wililfl all these Zfiialities he ik a stauncliyvafiad true friend. ,' -' dv German Club, UQ, f4jgKTraf7ic Squad, UQ, HJ: Calpiain, MQ: Pfesi- dent of Student Council, H25 Senior Play. DOROTHY EDNA SORRENTINO The enchanting personality of Dot accounts for her popu- larity with both the boys and girls of the senior class. As a member of the S-C-A-D-S she has really contributed much to the happiness of the group. Her quick wit, pleasant smile, and sense of humor best describe this gift of the gods, as her name implies. Best wishes to you, Dot, from the seniors, for your future happiness and success in anything you undertake. MARY ELIZABETH STAF ORD 1St goo . I lle 9-,G r., ,.I 'p V I d y . 3 t Le i q by . poor F1-gnc exam. The vy ns kin i ,fl s' 'el e ' f 15 ' be , 1' 5' 'lor ns,' a 1 were kind to ngivingh ou s ol! ,' ' xl U . ,t l: 2.12.6 ' ' '