Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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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. - . .

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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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Miss SARAH P MR MAX H FLAXMAN MISS ANNE E HACKETT FLANAGAN Brown Unlverslty PhB Tflmfy College College of Mt Samt Vm MA teaches Chemxstry Brown AM teaches Eng vent AB Brown Umver Algebra 10th Grade Conn 15 Slty AM learlles English selor HIY Advmer MISS EMELIA A HEMPEL Brown Umverslty AM teaches German Ad vlser of German Club head of the Modern Language Department S MR WILLIAM M MISS ANNISE B KANE JACKSON Simmons B S Llbrarlan Brown Unlverslty Ph B A M teaches Chemlstry MR JOHN F LAFFERTY Providence College PhB I C E EdB teac es Physics Adviser for the Science Club Mlss MatDonald Head of the Engllsh Department Q . . . . ' ,' 'g , - ' . .Q ', I 9 ' 'Z l 3 . .5 i - 3 , lh. . . .3 - , - . wa Ha 1.-A , . , - - me ' - W, 'A Irma' Q, 3 -J ' ' , A.B.. ' , ..: ' ' - . .3 g - ,. . .. 3 . .3 . 1 ' . - -: R. . . ., .. .g h Z . H Q -