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

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BOARD OF EDITORS

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Ctrweting HE Blue and White Board extends to its readers on this publication's sixth birthday its heartiest greetings. We have striven to retain in this volume all that was worthy in the previous numbers and to leave the rest to-oblivion. Although in our new department What Our Graduates are Doing, may not be found the names of governors, lawyers, U. S. senators, prohibitionists or profes- sional baseball players, nevertheless we think that should this department be thought worthy of preservation in future numbers the list of the above mentioned worthy personages will be such as to reflect credit upon Hope. At all events we feel we have been justified in introducing this new department if it be only for those graduate heroes and heroines of Hope-the married men and women. We wish to express our thanks to Mr. E. S. Crawford, cover designer, and also to Miss Stillwell and Mr. McNaught for their artistic contributions. WV e trust that our readers may not hold us entirely responsible for the faults and shortcomings of the book, as we have only been parttceps crimtnis in its preparation. Of course, if they wish to give us credit for any of the virtues of the book Cif virtues it hasb we offer no objections. Q '