Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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SENIOR CLASSES OP CLASSICAL HIGH SCHCOL 1 9 3 8 CRD CLASS CPFICERS January J une President-Edmund Maher Pres1'dent-William Tukey Vice-President-Cecelia Romano Vice-President-Priscilla Beaudet Secretary-Irene Rocha Secretary-Helen Taylor Treasurer-Calvin Fisher, Jr. Treasurer-Thomas Hefner

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aaa aan 9 . I i WINIFRED MARY CARMODY Winnie is one of our well-known Classicalites. Her blond hair. blue eyes, and charming manner are only a few of her assets. Winnie is one of our best history students, although she would much rather spend her afternoons and evenings skating or swimming. She is always ready with a joke or a smile. We all wish her success. R. I. C. E.: Choir, fl, 22. - IRVING CHUCNIN It is hard to express the sportsmanship of this chap. He has ac- quired, in addition to his scholastic accomplishments, a legion of stead- fast friends. Though he may be undecided as to his future, we are sure Irving will be successful in anything he undertakes. Au reuoir! Brown: German Club. HILDA PAULA CONTI This slender, charming brunette with the dazzling smile is one of the most friendly and sincere members of the senior class. She has won the admiration of everyone by her wit and pleasing personality. Hilda is an ardent tennis player, excelling in the game. Her well-timed strokes symbolize the ability she will show in her chosen held of work. R. I. C. E.: French Club. ANNA VIRGINIA COSTABILE Anna is petite, graceful, and attractive, possessing jet black hair and sparkling brown eyes. Her hobby, at which she spends much of her time. is taking pictures. She has a charming personality, and has that indescribable something which assures success. Anna has all the quali- ties that are found in a true friend. Bryant: Basketball, KU. RUTH BARB CRANDALL Recipe for Fr itie: ine quiet disposition, with ample por- tion o goo u r. fdd, uantity of generosity, well blended with ou ts ty and ri Stir in a measure of serio ess. F r th a dash of siasm. Garnish with friends and serve wa -heated. Thii recipe has been tested and emphatically approved by the class of '3'8. .,. R. I. State: Choir. fl, 42: French Club, M25 German Club, Nl. - I