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

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HOPE STREET HIGH SCHOOL LOUISE G. HULING 18 years Curry's Dramatic School Here is our premier heroine. She is a true actress. Those of you who had the good fortune of seeing her in the Junior Play last year remember the fa- mous Hulda. Her future is undoubtedly reeking with fame, for her power on the stage is miraculous. When you take your children to see Shakespeare's dramas you will see Madame I-Iuling as the leading woman character. Her name, emblazoned in elec- tric lights high above the mauling crowd, will recall to your memory the part made famous by her at Hope. Glimpse that picture, worthy reader, and View another person who will uphold the standards of Hope. Jzmior Play C3j3 Senior Play C4J. LUCY E. JACKSON 18 years R. I. State Hi-Mr. Wall Street Broker, if you Want a real A-one typist you'd do well to employ this young lady. She'll fill the position in every way. Speed, accuracy, bright smile, iiuiy hair, sparkling eyes, all that goes to make for bigger business. Lucy's cheery giggle and pleasant manner are not unno- ticed. She says business for her-poo-who ever heard of such tommy-rot. True she may begin by being private secretary to the English Ambassador, but foreign parts will undoubtedly claim her. With her vast learning in Civics she may become an economist or diplomat, who knows, or. just a record smasher on the lettered keys. Dance C077'lf1ll'llfL'L' C415 Basketball CU, Senior Play C49- EDITH H. JENCKS 17 years Post Graduate This bobbed hair miss is one of the chief mischief makeis in the class. When the signal goes up for fun she quickly takes her place among the other merrymakers Some may think her bashful and demure but they don't know her. School's not the only interest in her full career, 'tis said that outside she has many friends, of both sex, as well as all her many friends in school whom we know. She foims a most needed peg in the ladder of '23, a peg which is individual, and admired. Bas! etball C31 C4j. '

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Z6 BLUE AND WHITE 17 years fi'Ei -ft- 35, AVERILL Y. HOUGHTON 18 years Pembroke This charming person has a strongland fervent idea that there are always two sides to every ques- tion in Civics. Whether it be the cost of ambassa- dorial residences in the southern republics, or the City Manager form of government, Averill believes that a woman's point of view should be heard and argued for, before the class makes any decision. Undoubtedly Rhode Island will be represented in Congress in future years by this broad-minded per- son. She will be a most welcome adjuster of unequal balances in the legislative department. No, do not laugh, we are in earnestg she is one girl, at least, who is not afraid of the rougher sex. LOIS HOWLAND I . . Pembroke Those of you who in your future years will be abroad may expect to meet this talented lady in the Parisian circles of dancing. Lois, fpronounced with a long drawnout oo J, is a true pupil of the real Louis, But one must not confine oneself exclu- sively to study, therefore Lois has taken a crack at being a fairy, and success is the verdict of all. Lois is not going to give up- married life for a career, fwe judge from our observationsj, nor yet let mat- rimony absorb the entire time of life. We expect to see a rather dashing man with a desire to step, plus a liking for the Francais, as her escort at the Paris Ball. - 4 .S'ef1'ctav'y of Le Cerclc Francais C4D. l FRANKLIN SNOW HUDDY 18 years A Yale Voici Pelectrician. Frank has had a rather inco- herent course. He was with us at John Howland, with us our iirst two years at Hope, left us for a year, and has now returned to graduate with us in the end. Frank excels in the English class and in Declamation. With what jealous eyes have we seen him mount the platform and with unconscious ease entertain us with rare humor. Incidentally he has served as assistant to Mr. Dummer. He never will be far from us, for every night we may hear him on our radiophones. 1-Iouorary Socictyg Blue cmd White Board 141.

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BLUE AND WHITE MITCHELL A. KAPLAND 17 years Princeton Just inside the door of room four is a vacant seat -I beg your pardon-I should have said a seat usually vacant. But when it is occupied, then clear the decks of sober trash, and let the merry-maker have his way, for it is useless to try to study in the face of such side-cracking mirth. Mitchell excells in chemistry, and the manly art of trapping teachers into long and unfathomable discussions. When Mitchie gets the iioor we all sink back with joy, for we are safe from recitations for at least ten minutes. All hail to the saver of zero recitations. Pin- Covlzmitfee CZD 5 Board of Finanre QZJ, CSJ, QD. CLARA D. KATZ 18 years Undecided Pist-meow, come Kitty, kitty, kitty. Isn't she a pretty kitty? You bet. She cloesn't scratch, or bite, or spit fl've never seen herb or even let her hair stand on end, fimagine thatl. She purrs softly Kon moonlight nightsl and smiles or laughs, She draws pictures, and sometimes paints them. She draws pictures of houses and cattle and sheep and bad boys sitting in the office for an hour after school. Sometimes she even talks to the had little boys while she draws their pictures. She never scowls, or unceremoniously waves her whiskers, but is calm and paciiied. That's why we like her. MILDRED I. KENNEY 17 years R. I. C. E. This is the person always seen with Catherine. The Two Inseparablesf' They do their French to- gether, their Algebras together, their English to- gether, they eat together, they go and come together, they see the same movies, they like the same kind of gum. Mildred is as cheerful as her friend. She laughs with Catherine, and Catherine laughs with her. She is an artist, her drawing winning first place on the Christmas magazine. And with her laughing and her spirit she fills a most enjoyable place in the class life, a good-humored person who is liked by all. Orcliesf-m CZQ, C3D, OU.