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

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THE BLUE AND WHITE RUTH FRANCES GARVIN 18 years Business Ruth is one of the little jewels of our class, who is always on time and always present. When a fellow needs a friend, Ruth is right there ready to help. She is usually quiet but her sweet smile is known to all her classmates. Ruth intends to enter into the business world with every chance for success, and when she goes, Hope will lose a rare gem from its treasure chest. Junior Dramatic, 1355 Freshman Dramaticg Travel Club, 135 5 Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1455 Chairman Know Providence A Better Committee, 145. RITA N. GEARY 17 years R. I. C. E. Rita is one of those quiet, unassuming girls who never offend anyone, who do their work at the time it ought to be done, and go on their way serenely and calmly. She is a bit of a student, and since she came to Hope four years ago, she has held herself to the books pretty closely. Although quiet, Rita is always ready to laugh at somebody's wit, and, although studious, is not a grind. She is one of the fine specimens of the class of '31. She is an excellent pal as well as a good student. During her high school course she has made many friends by her pleasing, friendly manner. Having known Rita so long, we are confident that she will be a success at R. I. C. E. and also in her future undertakings. Science Club, 1155 Book-of-the-Week Club, 125, 135, 1455 Girl Reserves, 1455 Latin Club, 125, 135, 145: Basketball, 1255 Chairman of the Program Committee of Latin Club, 1255 Chairman of the Social Committee of the Book-of-the-Week Club, 135, 145. MYRON GOLDBERG SSGOLDYH 16 years 1 I University of Alabama Goldy is one of our outstanding advocates of J est and youthful J ol1ity, always full of fun and frolic. To what vile end might the good old class of '31 have come without Goldy? He is a capable fellow, and some dancer! Oh! and I might add, Goldy is adding much fame with his saxes and clarinet, and how he can handle them! He expects to go down South next year, and I'm sure he will further continue to be a hit with his music. I hope that when we next hear of Goldy, he will have already achieved the high lights of success. Freshman Baseballg Junior Dramatic Society, 125, 1 55 Vice- President of Freshman Dramatic Societyg Business Manager of 'Orchestra, 135, Band, 125, 135, 145: Christmas Play, 1255 Banking Play, 1255 Student Director of Band, 145. 1 4 -

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THE BLUE AND WHITE DOROTHY G. FLETCHER DOT, HDOTTIEH 18 years Bouve School of Physical Education Who's the darling blonde whom everybody loves? Who's the dimpled sweetheart who smiles her way into everybody's heart? .Who's our tennis champion? Who's our hockey captain? Who keeps Hope's opponents from making baskets? Who's Room 4's long-suffering banker? Who handles a horse like a veteran? Who's the best dancer in the class? Who's I-Iope's most gracious hostess? Dottie-in fact Dottie's almost everything that anybody could desire. Let me tell you a secret-Dottie's going to be a gym teach- er-lucky girls. We give you a royal send-oif, Dot, and wish you all the happiness that life can bring-and don't forget good old Hope. Bankers' Club, C455 Book-of-the-Week Club, C155 Freshman Dramatic Society5 Social Committee, C355 Baseball, C155 Hockey, C25, C35, C45, Captain, C455 Volley Ball, C25, C35, C455 Basketball, C25, C35, C45, Captain, C355 Tennis Champion, C45. ELLIS M. FLINK 17 years Brown Well, folks, here we have none other than our own Ellis. Don't get fooled by the name, because he really is a fine fellow. Every morning before school we find him in Room 2R, arguing about his German with Miss Presel. Is he a Math wizard? Ask Mr. Sears! His future work seems to be in the field of science. He not only excels in science and math, but Ellis can run, too. He has displayed his dramatic ability in many ways at Hope. He expects to further his education at Brown next September. Hope Highwishes you loads of luck and hopes to see you someday take Einstein's place. Au Revoir and Aufwiedersehen! , Cross Country, C155 Junior Dramatic, C155lScience Club, C15, C25, C35, C45, President, C35, C455 Chess Club, C45. MARY FLYNN ' MARION 17 years Bryant Sz Stratton 8:28, 8:29, 8:30 o'clock. Oh, here she is, almost late, but always welcome. Marion has many friends, and is liked by all. She likes sports and oh, how she enjoys dancing! In the corridor you are apt to hear the usual line, Have you seen Gert? Room 7R seems to be her big attractiong we wonder what it is- Although we will miss her when she leaves, we know she will reach the Ladder of Success. Good luck, pal. Junior Chamber of Commerce, C35, C45, Treasurer, C455 State City Publicity Committee, C35, C455 Secretarial Club, C35, C45, Secre- tary, C35, C455 Freshman Dramatics, C155 Law Club, C355 Girl Re- serves, C45. y

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THE BLUE. AND WHITE ABRAHAM GOLDEN 17 years Business College Who's that quiet looking fellow who sits so innocently in the northeast corner of Room 9? It's Abe, of course. Who is it who recites so perfectly in English on Les Miserables, eh, Mr. Cobb? Who is it who is a cynosure of all eyes when Mr. Bicknell asks a question on the Constitution? Everyone knows it's Abe, It's Abe's voice you hear loudest when there's a touchdown or when someone knocks in a three-bagger. It's Abe that throws chalk so unerringly. In the future, we of '31 shall not be surprised to hear the name of Golden among the leading men of the state. Best of luck, Abe, and don't forget dear old Hope. Freshman Dramatic Society, C155 Law Club, C3J, Ugg Student Chamber of Commerce, Um Class Basketball, CSD, CLD. MARTHA GOLD MAN I K 9 17 years I R. I. C. E. Dark, curly hair, flashing white teeth, and a charming smile all go to make up one of the prettiest girls in our class. During her four years' stay at Hope Martha has proven herself a clever student in all subjects, and her report card is the envy of every- body. We wonder how she does it and still seems to have time for so many other things. Martha's favorite pastimes are reading and dancing, and you never see her sitting in Wallflower Row. Martha is going to R. I. C. E. next year and we know she'll make a fine teacher. Little Theatre Circle, C15 g Travel Club, C3J. ISABEL ELIZABETH GRIMES ' ' HIS!! 17 years Gibbs Isabel came to us in her senior year from New Bedford. Nauga- tuck High lost what we gained-a perfect friend and sport. Did you know Isabel can wield a tennis racquet and manage a horse in a way to make the best turf green with envy? She's caused many a would-be-famous forward on the basketball team to become disillusioned all because of the way she guards her! How often the teachers have shaken their sage heads as they watched Is rush up the stairs, finishing her last cracker from lunch, and then disappear into Chemistry! Isabel will help make some man a million when she graduates from Gibbs unless, of course, New Bedford's attraction proves too great. Don't forget the old crowd, Is, we're counting on you! Book-of-the-Weeh Club, CLD. .