Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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R 'R 'R w Atoo bBERNARDO X l 1 Aldo's q Aelxtgefsgkaiiiy has m' im many friends. He is an ex- cellent ud , e pecially in L- t' He is willing to help others and has savwfila a dlslo Ju atin student from failure. Besides his studies, e fin timelw r his many duties as President of the French Club. 1 e afe h will succeed in anything he attempts. Browny ench Club, President, M25 Chemistry Club: Latin Hon- orsp French Honorsp Mathematics Honors: Senior Play. 1 .il W' FRIEDA BOJAR NH U r . ssXhdi oifiistinctive dramatic ability, and has always an org stfe. ,She has alrea y won recognition by being inc uded ongw, e. sellect' ctressesii the senior play. Frieda has al'o l plea' gi tyle both ' tliemes ,aivd appearance. With all these at ute Nagnf I assured t t ourlfrivlla will attain her goal. Pezfrgblzspigie Club. 11. zyffbhoff, 51, 22: Voice Class, 51, 225 Germa C b, K42: French Club, K42,' Senior Play-Properties, K42. CHARLOTTE S. BOROD Charming Charlotte possesses a'Jn t pleasing personality, a jovial manner, and it-gjbnlTd'ance amiabi-my, which ha'V won her many frienifvifllring her sta at' assical. Besides be?fQ an lent student . 1 .. . , , ' she is an M9 athlete. I-lorsvbjagr riding, dsancing, and Benny Good- man arg-Ber secret 'passionsf Thiggptfiof luck ttfyou, Charlotte, in all yourflndertakingsvl Vx Q5 K A cy:-' ' ' Pe T'Hockey, 532: Baske V K3. French , M25 Germa lub. yl3w'42p Dramatic Club. .3 2: Dele a e . I. Srho g . lastic Press Conferenc Q32 Senior-,B1HfAK42: n Honors, U25 Math Honors, 03173, BFI!-if! Hoigors K42. J I DORIS BREN N ' Everyone knows Doris, the little 'l hose swimming ability has brough Qlion-wwdkbub' y to ssical. .possessor of a bright dis , r d smi and'g le Wit, s has won a plaec in eds eniofkar r nam generates fea in the hearts of leading nafional inine wiqimer Doris' main ambition is to represent Uncle atv ext Oly pics. Sw1mming.i'l, 2. 325 Cageball, fI2g Hi-Tri, fl, 22. LOUIS BRUNO very insi e of u is bur g? Lo can not only accomplish this. but he is als od- rt nd z lo . He is fond of outdoor sports, es- ecia mm ummi these characteristics. one can see that Can you ta e things s they com Can you keep cool when the p . S . . he ha at it ta to get ah .

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20 RRR RRR IRENE BEAMAN The inspiratio f'Q ck team, the object of affections, rangir?6ro st College down to Nathan Bishop, plus the prin- cipal hurrah pf , estx2bm3'ick's sterling cheer-leader are only a few of the disturbil' ibutes co nc 'th smooth, blond Irene. Here's hoping that her many ex 1 nces will qualify her for a good bedside manner. Glee Club, CU. PRISC A, BEAUDET Ah! here is Pa , t e nso e iss who tries to look demure. Im- possible! Wi? ink of h brown eyes all evidence of innocence is banished. r popularity is Hue to her good-nature. She excels in dancing, ' ing, and all other fields of athletics. She will command suc es er r she g . IT' ass. College o ryg Basketball, CZ, 3, 4j, Captain, f4jg ageball, 13, 4j, Swimming, K3, 42, Choir, K3, 425 Dramatic Club, 142, Hockey, K-lj, Baseball, K3, 425 French Club Secretary, Nj: Vice-President, Nj. BERNARD E. BELL Bernie is both a scholar and an athlete. His prowess on the tennis courts proved he was one of the best ever to represent Classical. Not only does he show great aptitude for studies, but he also plays chess. He intends to further his education at Brown University, where we ex- pect him to succeed on the courts and in classes. Browng Tennis, I3, 42: Track Manager, 13, -Ui French Club, Nj: Cross Country Manager, HQ, Chess Club, MQ. f A 1 DTM-L f-f'ff'wi' .y ii ,diff LE ipaapcpsaekikizo BELLIN Intelli ce ed! That is what the name of Bellin means to his assoc' . This outstanding student, proud possessor of the Har- vard Ye r Book, is known and blessed by his teachers and fellow- students alike as the fountain of wisdom and a regular fellow . This excellent example of politeness, modesty, and virtus combined is a friend well worth having. Browng Orchestra, Cljp Science Club, KU: French Club, K-'Ui Caduceus Board, MQ, Latin Honors, KZ, 3, 4j5 Greek Honors, K3, 4j, Summa Cum Laude. FRANK ROBERT BELLINO Frankie's prowess in athletics has caused him to be ranked among the outstanding athletes that Classical has ever possessed. His sparkling personality and perseverance have made him popular with students and teachers. Although he has had to spend a good part of the day train- ing for the different sports, he has come through with flying colors. Providence College: Baseball, KZ, 3, 42: Basketball, KZ, 3, 4j, Football, KZ, 42, Choir, f3. 42: Chemistry Club, f3jg French Hon- ors, f3jj Indoor Track, f4j.

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'RQR RR R ORLANDO BRUNO Petit Orlando Ignance has the most original sense of humor in the class. His pleasing personality and witty remarks have made him a popular member of '38. His teachers and classmates hold him in much esteem because of his perseverance. May he always be as suc- cessful in his future career. Providence College: Choir, K3, 41: French Club, HQ. WILLIAM HENRY BURKE We introduce now one of the seemingly quieter members of our class. Bill is that handsome young chap who can always be found at the radio club after school. His cheerfulness, sincerity, and willingness to help have won him many friends during his stay at Classical. Classi- cal wishes you the best of luck, Bill. R. I. State. CARLO CHARLES CALENDA A sincere friend, indeed, do we find in Carlo, who has won many friends at Classical through his jovial and amiable manner. Those who know him value his friendship, as he has proved himself to be frank and loyal. Whatever Carlo undertakes. we know he will be successful. R. l. State College. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL A winning smile, a charming personality, and a keen sense of humor have gained for Ginny a great many friends at Classical. We know that success is sure to be with her in the future. We all wish the best of luck to a real friend and a perfect classmate. R. I. C. E. JOHN CAMPO Can it be that a more earnest and dependable boy has ever studied in Classical High? His keen mind and ready wit have earned for him many friends both among the students and teachers. John is undecided about his future, but we are sure that in whatever he attempts, he will succeed.