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

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THE BLUE 'ANDQWI-IITE MILDRED HULL HMILH 18 years Mildred Hull started her high school career as a rather quiet girl, who was Well liked by her numerous friends, but not ap- preciated by the school in general. Now she is one of the best known girls in the class, and that's saying a lot. At the student dances Milly was always a great favorite, as there was no better dancer on the floor. Before and after school, and between classes, if Mil wasn't talking things over with Benny, she was con- versing With one of her admirers. She never did a lot of studying, but always got good marks. Now that you know so much about her, don't you like her? We do. Remember your pals, Mill Freshman Dramaticg Bankers Club, 123, 11,35 Book-of-the-Week Club, 113, 123, 1335 Secretary, 133 5 Junior French Club, 1l,3gBasketball, 133g Hope Circus, 1235 Blue and White Collector, 133, 11,35 Poverty Ball Skit: Student Dance Committee, 133. TITICA NONA JEREMIAI-I I GITICQ! 15 years R. I. C. E. Here's a quiet young lady who says very little but accomplishes a lot of work. She has one outstanding good point and that is the habit of saying nothing until she has something worth while to say. Thus her words carry weight and are not easily thrown aside. She has also that enviable record of always being prepared when Mr. Beers calls upon her. Also, it must be noted, she knows too well to be ever accused of b1ufHng, our own familiar standby. As far as we can see, she's going to be a pretty nice schoolma'am. Don't be too hard on them, Tic. Dramatic Club, 113, 1235 Glee Club, 113, 123, 1335 Senior Latin Club, 123, 133, 11,35 Girl Reserves, 1135 Science Club, 1135 President of Latin Club, 113: Secretary of Latin Club, 123, 133: Chairman of Program Committee, 11,35 Hope Circus, 123g Girl Reserve Review, 1135 Second Annual Concert, 133g Annual Glee Club Contest, 133. MARY JANE JOELS 16 years Business This young miss danced her way into our hearts four years ago and has stayed there ever since. Her dancing is her chief interest and she surely can swing the light fantastic as we've already seen from her performances. She has graced many of Hope's affairs with her sunny smile, and she has belonged to many clubs. She isn't very interested in participating in sports, but she can always be seen ready with a cheer at many of Hope's contests. She is going to be some man's private secretary, and what will be Hope's loss will be his gain. Good luck, Mary! Dramatic Club, 113: Book-of-the-Week Club, 123, 1335 Secretarial Club, 1335 Business Administration, 1.l,3g Hope Circusg Hopeful M errymakers. A

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THE BLUE AND,WH'ITE M. RITA HIGGINS . RITE u 17 years R. I. C. E. One seldom meets a girl like Rita. Her characteristics are headed by unselfishness and good nature. She has won the con- fidence as well as the admiration of many friends. Rare personality, such as hers, wins you by its smile. She is in her element on the ice, for she can certainly walk away with all honors in skating. An ardent reader, she spends much of her time in the library, and according to our observation she'1l make a perfect school- ma'am. Knowing your many qualities, we falterg for we cannot write them in limited space. So we bid you Bon Voyage on the sea of life. ' Latin Club, C25, Treasurer, C255 Travel Club, C25, Treasurer, C255 Glee Club, C155 Rijte Club, C355 Home Economics, C45: Hockey, C35, C455 Basketball, C25, C35, Url: Volley Ball,C25, C35. ELEANOR DORIS HOOD BUMPs, HooD1E 17 years N. E. Conservatory of Music There's no need to introduce this young miss to you. Eleanor 5 is one of the talented musicians of our class. She has played in many orchestras composed of New England's best players. She is interested in many sports as shown by her performance on the volley ball and basketball fields. She is going to continue her musical studies at the New England Conservatory of Music, and some day we'll probably hear the famous cellist, Eleanor Hood. She has many many friends during her stay at Hope, and we feel sure she'll continue to add to her collection for a long time. Glee Club, C15, C355 Book-of-the-Week Club, C255 Orchestra, C15, C25, C35, C455 French Club, C35, C455 Chairman Program Committee, C355 Hope Circus5 Hopeful Merrymakers5 Volley Ball, C45 5 Basketball, C455 N. E. High School Orchestra, C355 Eastern High School Or- chestra, C45. ANNA P. HOROWITZ MAN-NE!! 17 years Gibbs Secretarial School First bell rung yet? Here comes Anne, the girl who's always almost late. But don't be misled. Anne's a wide-awake girl, who's always up to the minute. Although we hate to lose her, - we know she will be a welcome addition to Katherine Gibbs. Do you see that merry twinkle in her eyes and that lovely smile, a charming personality, and brains too, for hasn't Anne made Hope in ESM years? With that combination she ought to go far. Have you ever seen Anne without Hannah and El? Her hobbies are dancing, swimming, and music. A bright scholar, an interesting companion, and a true friend, what more could one want? All l in all she's a regular girl. So goodbye and good luck, Anne, and don't forget those you have left behind. Business Administration, C455 Girl Reserves, C355 Orchestra, C455 Glee Club, C455 Travel Club, C255 Junior Chamber of Commerce, C35.

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THE BLUE AND WHITE RAYMOND J KAY 17 years Business luck. Law Club, 121, MJ, U05 Jumor Chamber of Commerce Q35 Travel, C1 J. G. VINCENT KEEGAN VINNIE 16 years Journalist Vinnie is one of the best liked fellows in the class, due to his quiet, unassuming ways. He transferred to Hope from Tech in his Sophomore year and his presence was soon felt by the mem- bers of the class. Vinnie was unable to participate in School activities due to his attachments outside of school. He and his pal are the cross the female sex of Hope Street High has to bear. He has great aspirations to be a journalist. Perhaps some day soon we shall see him as one of the great newspaper men. If you have watched him, you know he has started his trade already, he has published a huge, black book with many names in it. Remember it? v Biology Club, MJ. G. OLIVE KING 16 years sure that it will be a high one Greetings. It gives me great pleasure to mtroduce Ray, Doyle Avenue's greatest asset Ray l1kes swlmmmg and hiking and is always sure to be crack1ng a few Jokes Ray 1S one of the wise owls of the school in three letters beginning wlth a capital HK. Ray has been one of the many Wllllhg workers who have made the Law Club what it IS today Ray lS falrly diminutive in size, but oh, what a head he carries on those shoulders' Ray intends to enter business, and we are sure that ln the near future Ray's name will be a password on the famous Wall Street Best Olive King-but it should be Olive Queen as you would agree J after seeing the blue eyes and golden hair of this sixteen year-old miss. To outward appearances she seems rather studlous and quiet, but then one cannot see the lively thoughts dancing about in her busy brain. And now, slnce it 1S almost tlme for graduatlon We feel that we can satisfy our long restralned feelings of Jealousy and expose Olive's evil ways to her teachers You didn t th1nk she had any? Well, believe it or not Ol1ve trips ga1ly home every afternoon without a single book or paper After seelng her report -and what a report it was we dec1ded to try her methods, but somehow the results were not qu1te the same Among other things Olive finds a great deal of pleasure ln outdoor sports and 1S par q ticularly interested in aviation could a certain friend she men J tions have anything to do with tl'11S9 and you may some day hear of our classmate soaring thru the clouds or mak1ng a chute Jump a la Tailspin Tommy. On the other hand, she may choose the less picturesque life of a school teacher but even though Olive's career has nothing to do with flying or the sky, we are