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

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THE BLUE AND WHITE fDedication., CJor four years he has been with us, understanding us, guiding us when the way has been hard, pointing out the right paths, meeting us always with a kindly smile and en- couraging words. Tele cannot hope to repay him for his excellent guidance and his faith in us, but as a small evidence of our truly deep appreciation we dedicate our graduation issue ofthe iBlue and Tcdhite to our friend and advisor Elmer 6315 Gdfussey.

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TI-IE BLUE AND WHITE CLASS OF 1931 PRESIDENT - RUSSELL L. MACDONALD VICE-PRESIDENT - ROBERT M. COSGROVE SECRETARY - KATHRYN R. QRME TREASURER - DUNALD L. MADIGAN TREASURER - M. b ELIZABETH LUTZ

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THE BLUE AND WHITE I Q7 6 i .1 - bill ' lr- ANNE DIANE ABROYAN KINONA9! 18 years N. Y. Behold! Here's Anne, one of the dark enchanting beauties of Hope High. One look at those eyes, and you will see why they capture so many hearts of the opposite sex. Her good nature, cheerfulness, willingness to help others indicate charm and per- sonality. ' . 1 Anne has taken frequent visits to New York the last few years. We Wonder why? Did you ever see the printing in Room 6 and wonder who did it? Well, it was none other than Nona. Anne tells us that she is going to New York after graduation, but we are certain that in the midst of all her good times she will not forget us. The best wishes of the class go with you. Book-of-the-Week Club, 121, 131g Student Chamber of Commerce, 131, 141- ROBERT ADAMS CKBOB!! 19 years University of Hawaii Bob Adams said- some one begins to speak thus, and instantly all the girls become interested. In three years we haven't discovered whether it's his eyes, voice, or hair that make the girls like him-probably it's all three blended into his pleasant self. We do know, however, that the fellows like him because he is such a good scout. Bob is quite musical, and altho very few know the name of the instrument he plays, they do realize that the sound he produces on it is very good. Here's tootin' for you, Bob! I Band, 121, 131, 141, Orchestra, 131, 11,15 Hi-Y, 131, 1.l,1g Advanced Orchestra, 131, 141g Junior Playg Hockey, 1315 Social Committee, 131, 141- RUTH ETTA ALLARD HRUTI-HE 17 years 1 Homeopathic Hospital Ruth is one of our quiet young ladies but our class would be incomplete without her. When she is with a little group, including Eunice, the fun begins, but why tell you that, for I'm sure that you, sometime or other, have been included in that joyous group. Ruth joined the Rifle Club when it was first organized and intends to be an alumna member. Do you blame her? No! For she is one of our highest scorers and has been a great asset to the team. Ruth is planning to go into training. We know that she will be an efficient nurse and a joy-bringer to her patients. Au revoir, Ruthie! Slide Rule, 121: Rifle Club, 131, 141. '