Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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R R 'R 'R R 'R 23 X a a su 11 Eddie is roud posses a bright, sunny,smile, which is like h r ds. His c f l attention an dil ge y have won him t av of t te . Although a re ent of no little merit. h is lk ise ' formed upon mo a airs. . ate Choir, KJ, 425 Senior Play, H25 Indoor Track, KZQ. E ine in he s oom. He can rig I all all who know R LEONITA JUNE CHEAVERINI Her bubbling mirth and charming personality have made Nita many friends during her stay at Classical. Her favorite subject is art, and she spends much time sketching. Wherever Nita goes you can be sure to rind the two other members of the famous triumvirate M A N. Success is surely in the future for her. Syracuse: Choir, 1125 French Club, KH. ALICE ELIZABETH CLARE A flash of Irish blue eyes-a suppressed giggle-a cheery hi and there's Alice. Her friendliness and sincerity have made her many friends. Her witty remarks have often caused hysteria among her fel- low-classmates. To know Alice is to love her. Rhode Island State College will claim this girl as one of its fair coeds. R. I. State: Choir, KU. ISABEL B. CLARK Izzie is the quiet girl in Room 6 Whos rsonality and appearance on Friday nights are co ple y e ing school. Then, one would never hink of ly a very painstaking student. lzzie is a valuable e e, ecause of her sincerity and devotion. Good luck. Izzie. . . State. R. I. State: Basketball, UI: Cageball, UQ: French Honors, KZ, 3. 41: Latin Honors. K3. 415 Mathematics Honors, U25 French Club. Ml: Dramatic Club. HI. PHYLLIS E IZABETH CLA his galldnt red Phil, wh-p e s a e h- in ' YQa Firs ter at all s ci? and s ents. She's o a lassicalite, who wil 1 mbere by her classmates f r he i uidi. um it. e, howegir, her do or die trend M n p in an fu ertaker's han .bf b C. is meantb. ell ey: German W rench Club KH: Co-editor Germ r, f31: . KU: Choir. I J I-Is 1' ani Editor Caduceu Social Committee, KU: S ppe t , K41.

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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.

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24 'R Q R 47 R R HENRY JOSEPH COFEEY Here you gaze upon a young man who is apparently quiet. Appear- ances are deceiving, however, for Henry is one of the liveliest and most energetic members of the class. Lunch seems to be his favorite sub- ject, although the mathematics which his cranium contains has inspired many a Freshman with awe and admiration. Great things are ex- pected of him in the future. Providence College: Choir, KI2: Senior Choir, K22g Chemistry Club, K3, 42: Radio Club, K42g Stamp Club, fl, 22. ROBE T EDDY COLWELL jxob, as almost evffo ils from the wilds of Johnston and tis, t P9fo ' er in ou alls. Since he is a most versatile chgjjh? ect any d t hea is combining chemistry and poul- tr farming y e tracZi y ' X from Plymouth Rock egg shells! For a jolly illcygrln' ue friend, we prophesy success in his future undertakings. 'A R. I. State: Traffic Squad. K42: Service Club. KZ2: Chemistry Club. K3, 42. Treasurer. f42: Debating Club, KZ, 3, 42: Math Hon- ors, K3, 425 German Club, f42: Chess Club, K42, President. DOMENICK COPPOLINO Throughout Cop's four years at Classical his quaint expressions and actions, together with his moustache, which shows signs of deep con- centration, have expelled the monotony of the classroom. Obliging. sincere, and hard-working, his main ambition in life is to become a surgeon. Brown: Glee Club, fl, 22: Choir, fl, Z, 3, 42: Baseball. KZ, 42: Junior Prom Committee, K32. , ip' HERBERT P. COUCHON No introduction is necessary where Herb is concerned-friend, schol- ar, gentleman. He has made good use of his time on the gridiron and in the chemistvy'laboratory.' His one ambition is to be an engineer, in ,which field we are sure he will succeed. Brou,Jn:lFootball, K3. 42: French Club, I RHODA ALICE CRAVEN You all know that Rhoda is an outstanding student, but here's a new slant on our modern miss-she is a dextrous pianist. clever horsewoman, excellent swimmer, and possesses an abundance of finesse. Next to horses, Rhoda likes dogs best-too bad, boys. Pembroke: Latin Honors, K3, 425 English Honors, U25 Caduceus, Secretary, f42g French Club, K42.