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

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THE BLUE AND WHITE 11 LU IL . OWERS Age 17 QZJYPJJX Pembroke I wontit' anyone bguld fol v her around all day and not drop dead of exhaus ion. If i, i t the BLUE AND WHITE with several hundred per- sogixrls to be ta ' no consideration, she's helping with our much desired gi di . io , o ashing u d in effort to make the right connections at ' e's extremel, i ssful in all but especially in the latter, much to s L envious ones' a azexnent. Lu is college-bound, and here's hop- ' er efforts will meet with continued success-as for the right connec- .1ons -we need never worry about that. BLUE AND lVHITE,. KZ1, f81, M15 Perso'nals, K31, Chairman of Personals, 141, Properties Christmas Play, 141, Cheer Leader, KQ1, BLUE AND WHITE Collector, KQ1, 631, Honor Society, Senior Play, Properties Senior Play. xlny-JIQGRRIN SMYLIE muon, JR. ' HLA7! A 1 Annapolis ake two cups f personality, a handful of whiskers, and you have Brice. La is a leader i athletics, studies, and in social functions. Look at his record, thei-e's ' bluff there. Always a gentleman, the secret of his suc- cess is that he can take it and grin. His ideal is a high one, and we rest assured that his career in the Navy will be successful. 'Vice President, 131, Social Committee, K41, Chairman, M15 Football, 121, KS1, 141, Basketball, K81, M15 Jamfor Hi-Y, KI1, M15 Hi-Y, 121, f31,' Football Club, IZ1, KS1, Baseball, K21, KS1, 141, Adviser Junior Hi-Y, C415 Ring Committee, 021, Senior Play. ' MARX ELIZABETH BROOKS Age 18 Undecided Here she is, and oh what fun! Mid will get there, but not on the run. Her laugh is contagious, and she's full of good cheer. All who know her find her most dear. As to her future, we wish her great joy. Whoever he is, he's some lucky boyl Tennis Team j Junior Dramatic Societyy Sembr Play. MORRIS BROSOFSKY 1VIURRY , BRO Age 17 - B1'own Murry's ability as a crooner and dancer wins him many a fair heart. His interest in basketball and his natural all-round good fellowship merit him a large circle of friends. Besides his scholarly characteristics, he possesses those qualities which endeur him to young and old alike. Wexall know he will be successful in all his undertakings at college. Debating Society, K21, f'31g Glee Club, 021, Banker, 121, f31,' Class Bas- ketball, M15 Soccer, K21, Assistant Manager Basketball, 631, Manager Basketball, K41, Pop Goes the Measles . 1 r I Y ,A4

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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.

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' 1 12 THE srllf AND WHITE 1 wif!! ' , ,W ye A fy -i 731' Cf I, V, , L V 42:3 , NORMAN E. BROWN Age 19 Springfield Normie is that tall, dark, good-looking boy, who strolls so none-halantly down the corridors. followed by the wistful gazes of our fairer sex. Any- one can tell you of Normiels brilliant exploits on the diamond or court. Besides all this, he is also a wonderful dancer-What about it girls? Nor- miels ready wit, readier smile, and pleasing personality will go far towards making him a success in life, and we at Hope will never forget that popu- lar, fun-loving classmate, Norm. Biology Club, 122. CARLTON COGGESHALL BROWNELL HSNOOTIEH Age 18 Rhode Island Slate Carlton is one of the quieter, more reserved boys of the class. He is the senior boy who looks like a freshman. He is going to take up agri- culture at R. I. S. C. and herds hoping his cows give more milk than any one else's. X Baseball, 522, K32, M25 Iiaskeflbnll, U 132, boom: 1 2 Glu Clib f RAYMOND C. BRE AN N RAW Q Harvard ay, as Captain of the fencing team, has led it successfully to the Rhode I nd championship. More power to him. His way leads to being a doc- tor, and he will no doubt succeed, his charming smile, and, in fact, his whole personality make up what is at doctor's fortune-the bedside man- ner. 'fPass the sandwiches, somebody . But seriously, he's a hard worker, and, what's more, he possesses a rarity-real brains. A combination for success! Fencing, I32, K42, Captain, 542, Hope Players, 022, .Q2g'1fl42g Rifle Club, f22g Honor Society. . it n gf, . -. , L ,fs lt ily' LOUISE ROSELIA BURRILL Age 18 Wheaton College Every class has its scholar, and ours is no exception. We have Louise, a girl whose ability is enough to turn anyone of her classmates green with envy. Don't, however, think that Louise is a grind. Far from it. She also enjoys dancing and hiking. Louise intends to further her education at VVheaton and we are sure that her future records will be as line as those she has made at Hope. Honor Society.