Hope High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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CLASSICAL COURSE Photo by Ye Rose Studio

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room U,-at least some of our voices were. This work in ClGClH-ll1iLJflOl1 was highly sat- isf11cto1-y-to us. Very often the effects clesirerl by the author of the selection would not be apparent o11 the faces of the 211LlLllCl1CC, yet it is only fair to say that every effort was truly uppleeiaterl. The last year of our sojourn in the land of Hope has come. lVe now deelaim our own literary procluctions instead of being the niouthpieces of other great men and XVOIIIOH. The Senior Dance this year was the 1llOS'lf SllCCCSSl'U,l ever given, and there is every prospect that our gracluation will be the most brilliant. For how coulcl it be C7'fllC'l'WlSQ with the witty, wise, and wonderful cclais of 1903? lVe part from Hope, hoping for its best, though no longer here. We leave Hope for our greater hopes, never fOl'gCi4tl1l,lI the Hope where many of our clearest hopes have begun, some to be our hopes through life. And We hope in our noble generosity of inincl that there 111ay son1eti11'1e be a class great, as good, and as glorious as ours, yet our impartial juclginent doubts it, although we hope for Hope'S sake that there may be. 'llfl flDCmOI'lHl11 ROBERT BURNETT ELY DIED MARCH 5, 1900

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ENGLISH COURSE Photo by Ye Rose Studio