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

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HOPE STREET HIGH SCHOOL 15 MARY M. CASHMAN 18 years R. I. C. E. Mary is one of the few left from the group which six long years ago set out from home to enter the J-one class at old John Howland. During these six eventful years Mary has suffered with the rest of us the trials of some dozen odd teachers, and like- wise reaped their pleasure as well. She has kept as cheery a face as any, and iinished hard. Though often the midst of gossip parties in the rear of room four, she has had a method in her madness, as her marks will show. Who ever heard of missing a chance to do one's French with somebody, any- way. That's what makes French worthwhile: like the rest of lifeg so believes our optimist. MQW 'Mu ,Q A ,gg-f -:-:-:5:1:::::3:5::1:g:-:- .5 '15:2:2:3:55:2'2:f:2:2:2:5g:3:g.,. ::,., :51:155:g:g:g:5:g:g:g::'-lgtg: 5S5ErErE1SrE1E1E1E1i11 :Eze ' 'Eiggigigigq:5:gg:513:3:5:5:5:2'1g 251525. 'irigiiiririiiiiigf :::1:,:::::::::::::,'- - '4:.4:- -.54 .,45:.555:3:zz515,:::::-g:::g:5.,.g:-- jazzy., .::::::g.g:::::,.::,. S2:z:s:s:1:s:s:a:1 ii- -351323:5:515.g:gfg1g1a:e:z:s:ai:2sf ' 2552515252325-. -2511IiIEI5121Ef?2E2E?EIEi5:E1E1E'f ' '2EI:i:k2!:2:-:I :1:1:I:Ii-' 2:23. ,'5'E:gZ212IEif:1Z1.1.i:':2:1:1:2:1:1' ' ':Q:i:i:1?gQ:7 52325252115255rg:5::.:.::5E:3:5:5:5:5:5:5:5:3:3:5:2:2'f ' ,.5:g:5fE:1' -:::1:::5p:5 -31:3Zg1g2:1:1p2:1:1:1:1:i:f:3:1:5:' .f:2:f:1:1 -'-'-:-15ZgZg13lgZ5I-g1- ,, :::5g:k-:gis- fiii1225125135152222151Eiiifiiifiiiiiifiliiii' . 3321315135:-E 12131-I-955' ' :-:+:-23:3tg:g.511:::3:5:5:5:1:3:1:3:gzgzggz-I .13 112:31-:2:g:2:?:5g, ,f .f::g:3:5:-'-'-'-:,.- :g:g::' -' g 12522212123:f:f:1:i:i:i:1:I:1:7:2z?:1:i:2:1:f' -:7:T:1:15i6:i. ,.32:5:::1:5:q:11:1:i:2:1:1:1:1:l:I:1:1:1:2:f1' .Q:2:2:2:E:2:E:33g ':E153?E3255533E5253531E1E5E5EgE2f1f1E1E2E5:5E5E ' ,:55E5E5E3Ei5?i55:f.1 :1:I:1:5:2:2:1111722:2:f:1:5:1:f:f:5:2:1 5:1IE:ECEIE1522221E1E1i2Ei:2:1:I:1.4.'. . ,.1:1'1: .I:5:1:3:1:1:f:15f:g?:1:- :IEFEI:I21:1:7:13212:I:2:1:1:C:f:1:i:E2:3f:5:- ,.2:2:Q:f:E:5:1:1:E.::5:2:2:1 . :4SIE131215153515222152293iE23E1SI:I:1:1:' .-:i:I:!:1:1:75?E!5i:Q:- I:I:I:25:1:1:-Sz.:-1-1-z-1-:g:5 .:,:-2:11111 -:iz-:1:!5:1:1:':-:-Q:-1392 121111115:iz5:1:1:1:1:15:E112,.:1:- :I .4 .- - ' -:-:1:1:i:1:1:f:i:21:2:Eg:E::g:5 32222121512151E1E1E1ErE1ErE5Er33E5E3 :IEEEE5252iffEf1E1fifff1f??i5EEZT?': -:23231512222EIE1E1E2E1ErE11'E152SE3E3i-2 JULIAN D. CHASE, Jr. 18 years Harvard California's laughing skies have ceased to laugh- for we have stolen the source of their mirth. Nay, I say verily they have mourned deeply, for his smile and willingness have been transferred to Hope. It did not take long for Chase to 'lind a warm place in the respect of '23, His conscientious endeavors have rewarded him with many handelappings but most of all we have had our eye upon his leggings. Julian is the future High Admiral of the Seakonck Fleet. His is a true yachting blood. His call is the seafs. Thomas Lipton, Jr. will have our Jr. as his 'chief competitor. His is a nautical eye, and feeling, and we might add, spirit. ALFRED T. CICERONE 18 years Tufts He doesn't talk much, and he doesn't throw erasers, but he can remember more about the ancient Greeks and Romans than all the rest to- gether. And Latin! Vifhy, he can read Virgil like G'1'i1l11'Il'S Fairy Tales, and enjoy it all the while. What's a little thing like forty lines of translation to him, nothing more than a mere reading lesson. He is a friend indeed when you are struggling fran- tically to keep from Mr. Beers the fact that you were out the night before. Every Friday morning he holds a private tutoring class in History, and many are the boys who are grateful for those last- minute helps. He is a true Cicero-ne.

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BLUE AND WHITE ' IRENE E. BUSCH 17 years ' R. I. G. E. Miss Busch is one of the famous pair. With un- concern she does as she pleases and charges it to sister Sophie. After four years of the closest friendship we are still unable to distinguish quickly which of these misses is which. The best way is to demand in a loud and fluent tongue, Are you the person who sits in the fourth aisle of the large room? If the answer is in the negative, you lose, try again. Irene is chairman of the secret society of I. F. f?J At 2:35 sheienters room 3R, to appear again later with a cheerful countenance. Watch her show up the other people at the R. I. C. E. Basketball 121, CSD. SOPHIE BUSCH 17 years R. I. C. E. Enter the counterpart of exhibit A. Just exactly alike. Eye, ear, hair, head, feet, left hand, right little finger, but if you catch a glimpse of the rear right molar you will quickly see that it lacks the depth of that of sister's by nearly one sixty-seventh of a millimeter. This is the jolly soul Who every last period tries to break the ancient saying that o11e can't raise a disturbance and live to tell of it. Room BR from 1:45 until 2:30 is in constant unrest if this young lady chooses to make it so. She even sometimes discloses that molar. Basketball CZD , f3Q . VVILLIAM T. CAMERON 17 years Undecided Bill is inclined to be unirnposing and quiet, but his remarks always bring the desired effect. William does many things well, including looking, but his main forte is playing the harp. Miss Slack uses him on all occasions, for the school and for the Parent-Teachers' Association. 'Tis a wonderful instrument on which to play a serenadekbut ff, bit ungainly to place beneath my 1ady's window. The future will iind him on the stage. We will gather together to hear his harmonious harmonies. He caries a jews-harp in his pocket on -which to prac- tice. But that's a detail. F

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BLUE AND WHITE MOLLIE CLAMON 16 Years R. I. C. E. ' Mollie is one of the youngest and smallest mem- bers of our class. She is rather shy, and therefore hard to meet, but once met she makes a warm friend. The teachers all admire her for her good behavior, and so do we. She is learning from these teachers how to manipulate her own classes later on. Per- haps some day she will be a teacher here in our old halls. Some day the little tots, now learning their nursery rhymes, will from her learn how to econo- mise, or govern our country, or perhaps learn what Cicero was doing when he wrote that delightful and infamous volume. What ever she is, we send our best wishes with her. Izfolzordry Society ELEANOR S. COBB 17 years Miss Bouve's School of Physical Education Tye leads the field of beauty contestants. And sing? Rash nightingale, retire hence-our prima donna has eclipsed thee. Annette, old swashbuckler, allez vous en until you learn l1ow to really swim. Celtics, here's your greatest opponent. In other words, fair admirer, this is our star. All historic personages receed before her, including Venus her- self, fjust gaze upon that picturel. From stag-line to study-class she is besought by all masculine hu- mans, her blue eyes making the pivot of attention at all functions. Despite her outside interests she graces us with her bob, Ucheveux et garcon, tous les deux, and we therefore praise her as our own. Class SHC1'BfU7'3! 1305 Basleetball 125, C3j, 1415 Cap- tain C4Dg Senior Play C4D. ' RETHA R. COHEN 17 years ' Undecided This quiet little person upholds the standard of our class in that most 'heterogeneous of places, room 6R. Retha didn't arrive at Hope until this year, but better late than never. All's well that ends well. you know, and she's iinishing with us in the proper style. She is excused at a quarter of two every day, and she carries away with her that mysterious bag. What can be in that bag? Who knows? A rabbit? A ish? Two pints of 47 per cent? A thimble? A toothpick? Perhaps a book? Maybe a cookbook? That's it. A cookbook. That flashy gentleman, with the neat part in his hair, is anticipating a hearty repast, someday. We envy him his prospects.