Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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JAMES F ONEIL Prmclpal 'C- Dear Graduates of 1955 W e are lndeed fortunate and IDI'lWllCU'Cd to have wreited a lll1Tll school edu matron wluch has ltS mote ln the ffrandeur and the fflorv, ln the courage and the wlrtue, ln the law and the rehfflon and the culture of the Weetern Clvlllzatlon Fortunate are we to have maetered lanffuaffe., to llawe Qtudted the luetory of lu mkmd, to hate developed lilfdlg, and to hate attamed a wholesome maturlty throuffh the pagea of Iatm 1'r'unmar, Caeaar, and CICPFO Prxvlleved are we to have tasted and Z1SSlIIlll2llPIl few puhhc school: today offer -chool 19 due earnest Latm percentave of A former words Llke the vulture of the anment Latm world for werv 'md much lew require, the study of Latln ln Ureat part to the pre-ence of Latm m Ita curriculum, to the teachers down throuvh the vears, and to the fact that a larffe Qtudentf- have pur-ued the Latm cour e for four yeare colleve pre-:dent has aptlv summed up the walue of Latm m the-e manw other Qtudentb m colleffe I queetnoned the value of Latm My sulwequent CXIJCFICIIIP, however, m husmee-, ln ffowernment, ln the 'Nawy and ln educatxon haa demonstrated the values of Intellectual dlSClplll'lC, lm proved hnvual Huencv and tultural hackffround whlch I framed from clawnal etudles JAMES F 0 NEIL 9 7 ' I 1 , H f ' - Rfk ' ff . l IL Q4 W. , . , I ' Y 1- l M lr- ' U K I' F' .Y K ' , , . . Y 7 Y ' . , . , Y., l, r . 'Q L J' ' 1- It ,A A- V . ' ' lg, , f We helieve that Classical High School? success as a vollege preparatory , S n I- 1 , tx '- , , : s , ' , s, .. I- 1 A1 1 A ' A f 7 .N 4 l M . Y Q . . . l , r, ' ' : I, 2 - ' ' 1' . l P l F.. 3 U ' ,F . .. , v

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Dear Student-, lllffh -chool -tuflent-, Wllll the help of tl1e11 parente, are confronted Wllll the nece--1tV of -electmff mo-t of the suhjecte tl1at make up tl1e1r provram of Nllllllfi lhe -eleftlon 1- lIl1p0lldI'lt and fhfficult lmportant heeau-e lt rep1e-ent- .1 IOIIIIIIIIIIIPIH of valuable t1me, -o IICUIIICS for Qex eral veare, to the cxclu-1on of other opportunltle- tllffieult hecau-e of the wlde ranffe of CllOlC'P hetween -uhject- eavh with 1t- unlque appeal and eflucatlonal value ln Illdkllllf lu- -electlon tl1e -tuflent -hould wewh well the xalue of Latln Some of the arffument- for 1t apply to other forewn lanffuaffe- otl1er- are pet lllldl' to Latm lfmluc at1on 1 more than afljlwtment to the Current enuronment lt 1- more than lrillllllllf for tl1e ta-k lIl1IIlCIlliltClY ahead It Qhould put the -tuxlent 1n rontact Nrltll the fir-t rate, wlth the lnvhe-t ZlCl11CWCIl1CI'lt of manklnfl lllI'0llUll the tPI'llllI'lPN It -houlcl Une h11n per-peetne not onlv 1n t9IIll of human hu-ton hut al-o a- .1 cltlzen of an Amerua that lne- -lcle hv -ule Nltll ot 1er ll IUUIIN suth 1l1fl'ere11t culture- and l11 torle lllll c1n t0I'l1l'llllltP -uh tantlallx to the-e ohjeetne- It 1 the lanlfuaffe ol muent Home, of tae ar .mtl CICOFO of Ylrffll anfl Horace or Uxul anal usenal lt 1- 'food to reall the1r lllNt0I'W lt IN hetter to lead anal -peak 11011 llll lld 0 IX Nlfrell North xhlllli'llPdll ha- wrltten, I 1n1fua'fe IN the lmarna tion of the lIll'YltdlllY of the rave mlm l1 fZlNlll0IlCll lt Iwerw phra-e anal eserx worcl emlmoche- ome lldlllllldl ulea of 111en and women a- thew plossecl tl1e1r held- tencleml tll?ll' home- mtl lllllll the1r eltle- l hellexe, too m the mental cl1 c1pl1ne that come- Wllll tran-latmff Latm Nlcntal all uplme 1 l knows an oltl fa lll0Il?tl term, not altoffether 1n ffoofl repute -o I mu-t explaln latln 1 a l11 hls mfletterl lanlfuaffe It prem-e form aletermme- lt- meanln-f and rel1t1on lllp to tl1e otl1e1 palt- of the -entente It nlemaml- auuravv of thouvht and BYIIFPHQIOII and, a- IITOHCICHCY clexelop- 1t requ1re- a -earc I1 for the approprlate Enffll-l1 phraee or word TlllN praetlce of Dllllllltf ulea- ll1t0 lLn1fl1-h pl1ra-e- and -entenCe- accurately and vfraeefullw 1 I hellewe, the he t po--lhle method of lmprounff a -tuclent - -lull 1n expre-- lnff lu- own lIl6dN It pre-uppo e , of cour-e a firm foundatlon 1n latm -ome Illlllf' tl1at come- only from hard ws ork JAMES L HANLEY 1 , k, 1 S I 1 w - ' .1 7, , K 1 P . , , 1 , F 1 . ' Y 1 ' v ' - 1 I 1 1. 1 ,. . 1 .' ' f, ,' , S ' , ' . I, 1 . , , . 1 r, . 1 , , F 1 K I. I. ,. 1. 1 1 ' s , 1 , , : 1 , 1 ' P L ra - 1' P, ' S 2 K ' s 1 ' 1' ' ' 'S ' S. l1z ' -1 ' ' 1' s ' K' Q ' ' ' s ' P ' I, L . A. S , K K KK . . K . . J . , K K. K- . K, K.: K. . . K. K I . - -Y . . 1, I .K . K 1 P 'P . 1 - 1 , ' '. ' 11 , , 1 1 - ' . ' - 1 - ' , - ' ' 41 v v . 1 , . - ' Ky S a . 1 ' r 1 Y rk- v v . - K . K K . . . . K., ' 1. 1.. 1. v K 1 'Sf ' 1 . K, V' 1 K- 1 ' 1 ' K I. 1 1 r.. . a P P , Q 1' ' . 1' s g K' .' ' l. 'P . s 1' K. K. . K- , 1 S . . . K, K. . K x. 1 P 1 1 1 1 1 , K F K I- I v - -N. ' v' w ,- V. . -- P. ,F 1. , 1 1 . 11' n u Z. I, S ' 5 s s : . ' 1 fp ,- I' S . Y ' DR. JAMES L. HARLEY Superintendent of School-

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MR. WALTER H. ANDERSEN Boston Unlverslty B 3 EdM teachee History Ad for Iaduceue Busl vlser ness Manager of The Clasbl cal Revlevs MISS SARAH BAKER Emerson College. B.Li.g R I C E Ed.M. tear- es Engllsh MR WALTER BERNARD Brown Inlverelty QrB M teaches Mathematlcs A Coaches Fenrmg and Tennis MEMBERS ,em of the FACULTY MIQS KATHLEEN V BOYD MR EISENQTADT verutw of R I Brown Umverslty A B nl AM tearhes History head E EdM team es of the History Department LIICIIIISIFX Phv 11 Alge ra Adviser of Forum Club 'IO MR JEROME L FIQHER Brown UIIIVCFGIIW PhB teaches Engllsh 12A 12B Counselor Advner for Club lounul 5 . . ' . . ..., ' .I . W S h 1 Q 5 A .K g ,Af . N. SAMUEL . . . A ' , .., U ' . .. B.S.g 1 ' Q ., ' . .5 . ' g I. C. .. .. .3 ' 'h .' 1 5 g '. . . . . , H I .. 15 L. - . .