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

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THE BLUE AND WHITE 9 Age 17 Here's one of the class's versatile men, combining a skill in studies with an equal mastery of debating and nature lore. Maurice is practically ai walking-encyclopedia of foreign affairsg just mention a country's name, and he will loose a floodgate of information about the latest developments there. But don't let this make you think that he's serious most of the time: let his 'fconfreres in the study halls attest as to his keen sense of humor and love of puns. Maurice intends to enter the field of Journalism after getting his degree from Brown and we hope to see him some day sitting behind the city desk of some great metropolitan newspaper. Honor Society. Age 17 A sunny disposition, an understanding friend, a great sense of good sport-that's Ruth. She seems rather quiet, but looks are MAURICE P. BECK RUTH BERKELHAMMER Basic Brown University RUTH R. BERGER. Age 17 ' Undecided Delightful and sweet in every way is Ruth, the hit of the day. In 'thc three years Ruth has been with us, she has found a place in the hearts of all who know her. Besides having a bad case of good looksn, Ruth is endowed with a captivating personality. Her pastime is a certain young blond. And why not? Girl Reserves, 6225 Honor Society. Lasell deceiving, for no one could be more full of fun and mischief. enjoys sports, especially swimming and tennis. Berk IS one of the 1 d' sed 5 girls in the class. With her charming personality, backed by t e H wishes of all her friends, Ruth's journey over the highway of li-f . be smooth and pleasant. BEATRICE ANNE BERMAN Age 17 Lasell Charming is the very word that describes all of Bea. An all-round, so- ciable girl, affable, whose sympathetic nature has won her many friends. Bea radiates refinement, and, looking ahead, we can .see the gay. sophisti- eate of future years. She is extremely fond of stepping out in silver san- dals and driving a smooth car. Can she cut a tennis ball ae1'oss the netl Her-e's a heartful of good wishes for you and your reasons for going to Lasell. ' Class Banker, 522, f3jg BLUE AND XVHITE Collector, 122, f3j.

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J 8 TH J HEI DN LOUISE BAGGOTT It is no effort f01 Helen to look guileless. She has curly black hair and smiling e5 es-a typlml American Schoolgirl. Helen came to us in her Junloi tem and his become well-liked by everybody. Her hobbies are swimming 'ind dfxntmg, and she can do both to perfection. We'11 sary adleu now Helen and wish you the best of luck for the future. RITA BARCHI Bridgewater Two of Rltas outwtinding ehurncterist' . are her infectious laugh and her iptitude lox niilxing fllC ls. ' '. very muc-h interested in basket- ball dim ng md am Lelt in ' fed Don Juan. Although the forego- v mg tfllxe up most of une, she does right nobly by her studies. Her talents is a 1-ue be dv ef rently nt Hope, in spite of her xevolutioi pxonuneutions 0 . words as bruit and chm'bonnier . Vt ith ill the good pomis thit Rita, possesses, she is sure to be :1 winner. Book of the llult Club f:?jg Baseball, 032, 0325 linslcvlbrrll, 132, M25 Lngcbnll M2 Fzcld Hooley, Mjg Honor Socivly. E BLUE AND WHITE , ,X ' Q , .17 '!l',f , ll lNA1'ALIE ATTWILL l A, .' in f NAT Age 18 I, Katherine Gibbs L forge that, 1' t went to Classical at year, for indeed it was written in U e stars ie was to become one of the most popular girls in the u nals of Ho . Did you ever see Nut lend ax. cheer? Did you ever see u Molecule do the Curioca? This Molecule saw Nick and then she up's and ato1n . Nat is going to Katherine Gibbs and plains to be at secretau-y, and, in spite of the fact that she spells olive o-V-i-l-O, at girl with her per- sonality-Vllell, anyway she made n perfect BLUE .AND XVHITE collector. Cheer Leader, Mjg BLUE AND VVHITE4, 532, M25 Biology Club, C415 Asso- ciate C'lTCIll!1l-IIOII lllanagcfr, Mig Secretary, 1425 SL'lll.Ul' Prmng Senior Play, Nancy Allllvj Pruperlies of Clzristmas Play. College ll ROBERT A. BALLARD HBOBU Age 17 Brown lVe have an up and coming lawyer among us. Itfs Bob Ballard. No matter what the subject, he'll argue it. He's the star of Miss Collins, his- tory classes :md derives the innermost meanings from Clmucer and Mil- ton . With his winning personality and gift of gab, whatever he does, he'll do well. Junior Social C0'lll77llilll't'j Basketball, f3j.

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10 THE BLUE AND WHITE Age 16 ROBERT BISHOP HBOBH, HBH Brown Bob has, in his stay at Hope, won a vast number of friends through his jovial disposition and pleasing character. He has earned recognition as a hurdler and pole vaulter on the track team, while receiving good marks in the class room. B's many outside activities include membership in the Biology Club and both Indoor and Outdoor teams. We know the math and chemistry departments are losing a good pupil in Bob, but his per- severance in class will carry him to t.he top in later life. Cross Country, Track, Biology, 1P1'csidenrl2g BLUE AND lVHITE, 1425 Honor Society. HARVEY BLAKE uI'IARVE', Age 17 Business Harve is the fellow who never lets you down. With his pleasing smile and ever-ready wit, he is one of the reasons why our three years at Hope have been so pleasant. Harvey is a keen business man and an ardent sports' fan. We are sure he'll make the grade. Success to you, Harvey. Wrestling, 132g Class Basketball, 1325 Soccer, 122, Junior Business Ad- minislration, 122, Junior C'h.a'm.be'r of Commerce, 132. ARNOLD R. BLAZAR Age 17 Brown Arnold needs no introduction to all Hopeites. His wavy hair is the envy of the fairer sex. Besides being the mainstay of the tennis and swimming teams, he wields a mean foil. One of his many hobbies is practicing his tennis during the Winter on his ping-pong table. tHe claims itls table ten- nish. Arnold is afflicted with clever relatives fwitness Howardl, but he easily lines up to the standard set by others of his clan. Among Arnold's many titles, that of being one of the best dressers in his class is by no means ill-merited. PAUL F. BLISS Age 19 I School of Organizing The boy with the smile for everybody! That is one reason for Paul's popularity. Reason two: his personality is one that you can't help but like. Reason three: his-oh well, it would take too long to tell them all because Paul has been making friends ever since he came to us from Cen- tral a year and a half ago. His outside interests center about a. certain person called Marg. We all wish him a happy and prosperous future. BLUE AND NVHITE, 122, Tennis, City Championship, 132, Fencing, 132,' Swimming, 122, Biology Club, 1532, Rifle Club, Slide Rule, 122, 132.