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

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The Class ei? 1911 0 Qiifneers WILLIAM RUSSELL BURWELL, . . President HARRY ANTHONY CARROLL, . . Vice-President SARA ELIZABETH DROEGE, . . . Secretary ELEANOR MALONE, . . . . Assistant Secretary WILLIAM RANDALL WATERMAN, . . . Treasurer ETHEL ROSANDER RANTZ, . Assistant Treasurer O Cllassneal Ruth Kingsbury Benton Peirce Hill Brereton Harry Danforth Brice Francis Sheldon Burnham William Russell Burwell Clarence Frederic Corp Edward Ingersoll Cristy Cecil Merne Putnam Cross Margaret Dana Helen Alida Daniels Rachel Davis Margaret Donovan Frank Cheney Pearce Drummond Philip Aaron Feiner Doris Bradford Field Fay Munroe Gannett Lydia Baggott Mildred Elizabeth Bixby Emma Lillian Black Esther Bloom Elizabeth Victorine Brady Harry Anthony Carroll Olive Angell Clarke Jeanette Cohen Esther Lucian Costigan May Louise Daly William Howard Goodman Herbert Andrew Henriksen James Gardner Hickey Rachael Lenora Hunt Mary Eleanor Kelly Paul Joseph Kingsley Colin Gordon MacLeod Charles Salisbury Makepeace Eleanor Malone Corinne Morse Massicotte William Rhodes Leroy McBee Mildred Gardner Metcalf Percival Miller Aubrey John Morgan Dorothy Otis Harvey Leonard Otis Marie Louise Parillo English y Richard Greene Davis, Jr. Sara Elizabeth Droege May Tekla Fitzpatrick Louise Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Rose Eulalia Gillen George Gerber Lillian Pearl Goldberg Mildred Franklin Hazard Earle Nye Ingraham Jeanette Florence Kessler 27 Kenneth Gilbert Parson Archie Forster Patterson Gladys Elizabeth Prior John Leonard Rogers Frieda Silvia Rose George Silverman Julia Marion Stockard Mildred Clarke Stone Edmund James Sullivan Rosalind Goldie Sundlun Harold lVint-hrop Tucker Elizabeth Hoppin Walker George WVillis Waterman William Randall Waterman lValter Joyce Watson' Russell Mills Wilson Dorothy Marshall Anna Catherine McCabe Margaret Agnes Murphy Elizabeth Ashton Parker Ethel Rosander Rantz Emma Margaret Seely Edith Tinkham Steere Jacob Weiner Marie Virginia Williams

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But still greater achievements have been reached in our social work. The educa- tional conditions of our country have been immensely improved. The number of public schools has been constantly increased, and the courses bettered, so that now a boy graduating from high school can enter the world with a very good education. Rich men, by their donations and personal interest, have brought the colleges within the reach of all who are ambitious. Another great achievement in social work, is the betterment of the condition of the children. Child Labor has been abolished, and public play-grounds are rapidly increasing. The Juvenile courts are saving thousands of children from becoming criminals, by showing them the right path, and helping them along it. Free Public Libraries, -established throughout the land, have aided tre- mendously in the educational advancement of the people. Since achievements along these lines are vital for the welfare of our country, surely they must be recorded among the great achievements of our times. The scientific achievements of our times have been the greatest the world hasever seen. The Aeroplane, the most wonderful of all inventions, has proved successful. The Wright Brothers and Glenn Curtiss have begun the manufacture of aeroplanes for use in war. Scientists have perfected the wireless telegraph, until it has become a great life-saver. During the last few years many disastrous shipwrecks have been averted by the use of the wireless The gyroscope has recently proved its usefulness for practical work, and soon cars will run on one rail. Great advances have been made in the study of medicine, and many wonderful cures, undreamed of twenty-five years ago, have been effected. The science of Astronomy has made excellent progress, and scien- tists are daily discovering new facts about the planets. The construction of the Panama Canal, a great scientific work that has puzzled engineers for years, is nearing com- pletion. These are only a few of the great scientific achievements of our times, but they will live forever in the history of the world. Summing up all these great successes and achievements, we begin to wonder how much further we will be allowed to advance, before some great calamity sets us back. Wherever we look, we see success, success attained by the greatest intellectual men the world has ever seen, and to these men we owe the great achievements of our times. fff-fe' I . 26

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Front ROW-IQINGSLEY, METCALF, G. WATERMAN, HUNT, VVILSON. 2d ROYV-MAKEPEACE, BENTON, Rf VVATERMAN, MALONE, BURWELL, OTIS, HENDRIOKSON, STONE, DRUMMOND. 3d Row-CORP, BRERETON, ROSE, MORGAN, FIELD, MACLEOD, PRIOR, MILLER,. PARILLO, PATTERSON, GANNETT, HICKEY 4th ROW-TUCKER, MASSICOTTE, KELLY, WVATSON, DONAVON, CRISTY, DANA, GOODNIAN, BURNHAM, FEINER. 5th ROW-WALKER, MCBEE, BRICE, PARSLJN, ROGERS, CROSS, OTIS, DAVIS.