Classical High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Ann Gail Scacciotti, James Prata, Carolyn Aust, Edward Iannuccilli, Judy Scalzi, Treasurer Vice-President Secretary President Social C0mrn. Chairman Our Class Officers The history of the Class of 1957 reveals not merely a succession of noteworthy events but rather warm personal experiences. In retrospect the freshman year will always be remembered as one of utter bewilder- ment, of amazement at the amount of homework and at the antiquity of the building, of awe at the aurora of intellectualism surrounding upperclassmen. The Sophomore year was the year of awakening. Adopted into the ranks of loyal sons and daughters of Classical, we began to support our teams, to under- take social ventures like the inevitable splash parties and our own Shamrock Shananigansu. Johnny Ram- pone wielded the gavel as president, while on the playing lields our athletes laid the foundations for future fame. In the junior year we began to assert ourselves. Some were elected to ollices of responsibility, others like Charlie Farrell and Carolyn Aust prospered in J. A. circles. Pete McCabe was class' president, and we presented the Lollipop Hop and the socially elegant Junior Prom. Our scholars established their reputations, with Dave Bender being awarded the Harvard Book as the outstanding junior. During the senior year we ascended to the heights of achievement. Chuck Ashworth directed the Cadu- ceus , Ed Iannuccilli ruled as chief executive of the class. Our students were swarmed under with awards, the most notable of which was the qualification by four of our colleagues for the National Merit Scholar- ships. Diane Davies and Avis Cohen emerged as our super girls . But with the climax of the year, gradu- ation, the history of the class of 1957 was given its final master stroke.