Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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12 'R R 'R 'R 'R 'R CHRISTINE HE NN Let me introdu e Christine He ann, who is known as Teddy to most of i 'mt friends. is demure lass, the possessor of curly brown lguildigicin brow yes, and a captivating smile, is the center of attracti in Roo 3 . Teddy hopes to enter Pembroke in the fall. May her stay be one success and happiness. Here's to you, Ted. K 2 Simmonsp Choi, I, 2, 3, 4 . LEROY KENYON JORDAN Really to do justice to Roy in this short space is an impossible task. Probably the busiest man in the class, he possesses a magnetic personal- ity and subtle humor, accompanied by a keen brain. Best wishes, Royl You can't miss, for we all know you have the key to success safe in your pocket. Brown: English Honors. K3, 425 French Honors, K3, 42: Dramatic Club, f42: Social Committee, K42g Football Assistant Manager, f32g Summa Cum Laude: Senior Play, f42j Societas Linguae Latinae, K3, 425 Senior Hi-Y, f42g Editor-in-Chief of Caduceus, K42. f . Jostng KR Y ere there's Jos there's ' Mhis little bun le of dynamite is the t y' ic' gent of our class, f he can always be s n in the center of a jirioupxicarefree students. twithstanding, he has received the high- est honor offered by Clpdilgxl, the Summa Cum Laude. The teachers. as well as the stude Jfwill realize a loss when he departs. Brown: Debating ub, KZ, 32, Class President, U21 German Club, U, 42: Classical Re 1 w. 13, 42g Editor, H21 Summa Cum Laude: Senior Play, K42: ass Dinner Committee. K42, French Honors, M21 Latin Honors, fi, 42. Like most natu peopl , uth to laugh. and if the joke is on her, aughs e ore rtil very day it is she who races dow he lun lu for four or live other girls. We shall emember u 's loy y and d ndability as much as her jovial disposition. Pembrokeg Senior Choir, KS, 42g German Club, K42g French RUTH EMMA JUST Club, K42. ARRA J SEP!-l KECHIJIAN Here's Clas l's mb' tt' f student and Apollo. You can always find e orridor. surrounded by a group of friends. attracted by his' ready wit and pleasing personality. His ability to master the att of st ' g enabled him to complete his course suc- cessfully. He has only e rated his natural talent in art. R. I. State: Football, Manager, K42: Manager Chess Club, 1225 Wrestling, K32, Caduceus Board. M25 Social Committee. K42.

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'R 'R 'R 'R 'R 'R 11 CALVIN FISHER, JR. May we present the prince of good fellows ? Cal is our superla- tive of sport and source of fun. Fortune has blessed him with a ver- satile tongue to aid in numerous scrapes, and charm to win a host of friends. Brown will profit by such an ardent student, while Classical will miss our Classi-Cal. Quo non praestantior alter Brown: Orchestra, 1l, 22: Football, 12, 3, 425 Co. Capt. 142: Hockey, 13. 42: Baseball. 142: Track, 1425 Class Treasurer, 1425 Secretary Athletic Association, 1425 German Club, 13, 425 Senior Hi-Y, 13, 425 Latin Honors. JOHN EDWARD FONDI John is a very likeable fellow. His cheerful willingness to help others has made him a favorite with students and teachers alike. His conversations concerning Italy are very interesting and pleasing. John has pedagogical aspirations, and intends to prolong his traveling after graduation from college. He is intelligent, indefatigable, companion- able, and exceedingly sociable. Brown: Choir, 11, 22: German Club, 13. 425 French Club, 1425 Reuiewl, 1325 Editor of School News. 1425 Latin Honors, 142, French Honors, 13, 42: English Honors, 1425 Caduceus Board, 142: Social Commigee, 142. , GERALDINE FREDA ul o li Y. Rat ace igh, s much apple pie: Dippy Dozen me b r, t o . Aren't you sorry sh 's a you? R. l. C. E.g Hi-Tri, 12, 3, 425 French Club, 1425 Dramatic: Club, 132. NATALIE JOAN HARLOW Here comes that little miss considered shy and demure, but her twink- ling blue eyes belie the fact. Natalie is always ready for fun. More- over, Natalie has a remarkable ability in art, and we know she will go far with it. We wish her all the luck in the world, R. I. C. E.: Choir: French Club. tx JMARION GREENE HARRIS When God gmakes a lovely thing. the fairest and completest. He makes ilrklittle, don't you know, for little things are sweetest. This petite miss, better known to her friends as Mio, has been an excellent Qljolar ever'since she etrtered Classical. She is a Summa Cum Laudexqtudent--and. an ardentixmember of the Review and Caduceus bo ds? .ix ti 1 xy R. lt rIin:,,Qlassici1l4l2ev1'ew. 13, 42: Latin Honors, 13, 42: French Honbrs. 132: English Honors, 132: German Club, 142: Summa Cum Laude: French Club, 142.

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RRG 4-TRC? 13 WINIFRED ANN KERR Many a rose is born to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert air. Winnie may blush unseen, but her good spirit and whole- some friendliness certainly have not been wasted on us. She is a Latin as well as a Greek scholar. Wherever Winnie goes her winsome charm will help to make new acquaintances. Katharine Gibbs, French Club. ALBERT LEVINE Although usually quiet UD, Al has a sense of humor Cappreciating his own jokes bestb that occasionally breaks forth into a long-drawn- out chuckle. Already having written two plays, he intends to major in drama, In the near future we hope to be able to sit down and read some best sellers written by our own Albert Levine. Providence College: German Clubg English Honors, Ujg Cum Laude, Caduceus Board, Nj. VIRGINIA FLORENCE LORD P Here is our-gadorable Ginny, who has won many friends in the Senior .class by her intelligence, zfffability, and vivacity. She has won the. coveted zonor of Magna 'Cum Laude, and her capability as a stu- dent is well novtin. 'Sheisfa leading member of the G-28 , and the Dippy Dozen . Hcre's wishing her the best in her future under- takings. .7 R. I. C. E.: Hi-Tri, Nj: Choir, K3, 42: French Club, H25 Cum Laude, HQ. EDMUND D. MAI-IER A three-letter man every--year, Maher has gone through Classical the hard way, because he still maintains a high scholastic average. He can take a win in his stride and a loss as well. We know that he will go a long way, for. in graduating from Classical, Ed leaves behind an enviable record for the underclassmen to emulate. Baseball, ll, Z, 3, 42, Captain, I-U5 Football, KZ, 3, 42. Captain. M25 Hockey, KZ, 3, 425 Basketball, lljg Senior Dance Committee, HQ: Class President, HQ. BERNARD MASON Don't crowd, folks. All we want is to introduce Bernie, the beam- ing, becoming, beneficent, benign, bibliopolic, bounteous, brotherly, businesslike bulwark of Classical conservativeness. When such qualities as these are added to a ready smile and pleasing personality, Classical may rest assured that her name will be glorified in any field that the agreeable possessor of these attributes enters. Brown. Y..-I .