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

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The scores were- Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope 0 Rogers 6 Cranston O Technical 6 Moses Brown 5 Woonsocket O Classical 29 East Providence 0 Pawtucket Why Does Powers frequent Room 5? Can't lVeeks be separated from his little red book? Does Miss Olsen, '13, make eyes? Why the idea! i? Do we have to go to school? 1sn't there more room for pennants? - .gm 1, fe , JZ' 16 16 22

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S BROWN QAsst. Mgrj BALLOU CMgr.l MCBEE K. PARSONS BURBANK ROGERS AACKE jmuusox Scirwun C1-msn CCapt.j LESTRADE ROBINSON CUMMINGS BROWN DANDENO I. PARSONS FARNHAM Football The football team of this school year was not so successful as it has been in previous years, although only three games were lost. Captain Chase, Parsons, Rogers, Bannigan, and Cummings, through sickness and injuries, were kept from playing in a great many games 'The dispute in the league over the eligibility of Parsons and McBee prevented g . them from playing in the first league game. WVe lost heavily when Captian Chase was injured. lVe first traveled to Newport, but the Rogers High boys were too much for us and we were beaten 16-1. McBee, for some unknown reason, did not join the squad on this trip. Our next game was with Cranston and on our field. We won this game by a score of 6-5. Technical followed and beat us 22-0. With a hard week of practice we held Moses Brown to a 6-6 tie. The next two games were tied, Woonsocket 5-5 and Classi- cal 0-0. East Providence which had recently come into the league was given the date of New Bedford. lVe beat them 29-5. Although we lost the next game to Pawtucket 5-0 it was the best game of the season, our team playing the best football of the year. 'We wish to acknowledge the good work of the coaches, Beytes and Patterson, and also the handicapped work of Captain Chase. VVe held three places on the All-Star teams. Parsons first, McBce and Burbank second. Lestrade was elected captain for the coming year. 15

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F. DANDENO PETTEE SCI-IMID BROWN LESTRADE BALLOU C. DANDENO CCapt.j SARLE LIPP1TT Hockey The Hockey Season of 1911-1912 was from every standpoint a very successful one and Hope this year again demonstrated her superiority over the other schools in the Interscholastic League, in this branch of athletics Winning eight straight games and losing noneg thereby capturing another hockey pennant for Hope. The double schedule was again carried out successfully and besides this We played four outside games com- pleting probably the longest hockey schedule ever played by any school in Rhode Island. Of the twelve games played We succeeded in capturing eleven which is a very fine record. Captain C. Dandeno called for candidates about the middle of December and after a few days practice in the gymnasium and about three Weeks on the pond the team was selected and awaited eagerly the opening contest. The initial game of the League was played on January 4th, with English as our opponents. They proved no match for us and when the final gong rang the score stood 11-0 in our favor. Cranston came next and was easily defeated by the score of 6-1. The next game was with Tech and both teams lined up with unmarred records. No score was made in the forty minutes of play and an extra five-minute period was necessary to decide the game. After four minutes of the over-time period had elapsed, Captain C. Dandeno shot the goal that Won the game after 17