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

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THE BLUE AND W ITE THEODORE S. CLARKE KKTEDJI Age 17 1 Post Graduate During his stay at Hope, Tfed has attracted many friends with his wit and geniality, an,fi,biijthougl'1'the nemesis of all teachers, he always has good m. ' lity does not end in class as he is an Eagle Scout and the Il121llSI,ilj '0 the cross country team. To those who might wonder why Ted unc 'Bob Clarkdare seenftpgethel' so often I might say that they are cousins on Tuesday and Thursday. We are sure Ted's ambit.ion will carry him forward in future life. Ouldoor Track, 121, 131, Indoor Track, 121, Track Mmmgmg 131, Soc- cer, 121, Boselmll, 1'21,' Football, 121, Basketball, 121, Cross Couulry, 131, Senior Play. CHESTER T. CLAX TON, JR. . Age 17 Brown Chet is blond with blue eyes a a eerful smile. Every afternoon he can be f und a Hope ld r i dust with the track teams. Most an fr ern o the l-y . llow him over hill and dale with the eros , squad. He is also o of the members of our band. However, e still manages to keep good marks in his studies. Chet ex- pects to enter Brown in the fall, and we wish him the best of lnck. Band, 121, 131, 141, Cross C'ozml1'y, 131, 141, Indoor Track, 121, 131, 141g Ouldoor Track, 121, 131, 141. i f ' f MARJORIE CHARLOTTE Mamie , iiMARJ'YJ. ij 1' ,RM U vi I Age 17 t, University - Marjie, Iim always thinking of you, M 'jie . A t at many Bru- nonians sing. Why? Because she's tall, w u V curly blond hair, and a charming little giggle. She's smar ' 1 r ways than one, she wears her clothes well and her studies? ca 't be beaten. Marjie in- spired a song writer, and we confess we t ink she s tops , too. For when all is said and done, there is really only one, Margie, Marjie, that's you. Senior Plnyg Honor Society. RAYMOND COHEN R.AY ' Age 17 X ' New York University Open your eyes, you are gazing at one of the colorful members of our graduating class. This smiling, curly-haired asset came to our portals from the dusky halls of Classical two years ago, and his newly acquired host of friends here hate to see him leave. If Ray can make friends of the outside world as easily as he has here, we know he'll get along. Hope Log, 141.

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14 THE BLUE AND WHITE ROBERT DREW CASHMAN CIBOBIJ Age 17 l' Rhode Island sate Bob ed intr ductio as he is one of the most popular young men in our c He is all -bl Kd, and of the athletic type. Bob's dramatic abuity ' unsurpasse asf e have all seen by his performances in Hope's lat productions. 's also one smooth dancer. His aim is to be a sur- n. We know h vil be successful, but we hope he won't carry his sur- ical skill too far b breaking all the nurses' hearts. Football, 122, 132, 142, Track, 122, 132, 142, Hi-Y, 132, 1425 Secretory, 1425 Hope Players, 132, 1425 Football Club, 122, Scnior Play. ALBERT IRVING CHASE Al-I0 18 , Undecided Here is Al, that genial young chap with a great big smile. Despite the fact that Al has been here a short time, he has managed to win a host of friends. A sharp wit, that ever-ready smile, plus a keen sense of humor, give a perfect description of Al. His many pleasing qualities will undoubt- edly assure him a very successful future. RALPH CIPOLLA, JR. CH1PPY , CoMPA Age 18 University of Southern California California, here he comes! Our warning to the fair sex of Sunny Cali- ' fornia is: Beware of Ralph, with his big brown eyes and wavy hair . We know that many hearts will skip a beat when spying this young man, as Hope has already observed. We all wish you success, Ralph. Cross C'o1mtry, 122, Hope Players, 122, 132, 142. I ROBERT B. CLARK i QBOBJ9, 1cT00TS:: F Age 17 Brown Bob is one of the most popular boys in th cl e, h sustained the track team for three years, and his scholastic ' y is to his athletic prowess. Toots' many outsideaccomplislig, slincl being an Eagle Scout and a member of the Hi-Y. We kn his wi and personality in class will carry him along the top in later l' e. Senior Hi-Y, 142, Junior Hi-Y, 182g Biology Club, 122, Indoor Track, 122, 132, 142, Outdoor-Track, 122, 132, 142, Tennis, 1325 Soccer, 122g Bas- ketball, 122, Hope Log, 142, Social Committee, 1.62.

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I I BLUE AND WHITE 16 THE WILLIAM CHAPIN COOK UCOOKIEH, Ti-mar Age 18 1Villiams College Requirement-Take a look at picture side of this. Theorem given: ntlemen prefer blondif Bi ' 'ardrobe even includes tails for prom. Ix o is a h 6 est -- ice eps. Vhct a line! Proof Steps-1. Gentle- mang . Pr ers wil-5 3. bove 1 eoren then true. Reasons-1. Polite, good lg alu- al .e 'g 2. The petit Miss-Peg- that he ,ep ou with. ' . E. . . . 11 I could prove all geometry problems as easily as that! Bankers' ClHbj.HO1IC Playcrsg .Iunior Dramatic Society, Cross Country, fllcmagcr Swnnmfzng Tea-mg Senior Play. l MAZELLE s. COMERY Wolf KKMAZIEFJ - I Age 18 A Radcliffe Dear Mazie, We hate to write this, for it brings home so clearly the fact that next year we all won't be together. We're going to miss that. infectious grin, and we know a lot of other people who are, toog boys and girls, and even teachers. Also, Mazie, you don't realize it, but in describing the heroine of your book Amanda , you've given us a grand description of yourself. As for your declaration that you have two hearts, each beating for a dit'- ferent person, we don't consider that abnormal seeing it's you. Maggy and Nat. Vice President of Travel Club, K2jg BLUE AND IVHITE, f31, Mjg Associate Editor Mjg Property Mistress of 1934 Grarlimtion Projectg Senior Play, Head of Short Story Contcstg Honor Society. MARY ELIZABETH COSGROVE Age 17 Pembroke That dainty 's 'th ie gicytltjd-nL4Titian hair is Mary, one of the cheer- ful and unassu 1' . ior Sh . is greatly interested in music, especially the fascinating Sp. 1 rhythm . H av ri e sport is tennis, but during the sultry sunnner days she enjoys i ' . Mary is going to Pembroke. where we know that she will ma ope roud of her. Dramatic Society, K2jg BLUE AND 7HITE ollector KSQQ Honor Society. SHEILA ' HLEEN COSGROVE Age 17 u Pembroke Sheila's brillia cho ' ic record must be foremost here because few others can c- 'L throughout a three years' classical course at Hope. She als w w' .l he records for writing poetry and making puns. At gr: i te als B ball, baseball, and field hockey have withstood the sc ' is an . trated attacks of this noble athlete. Popularity is the resuhgfh eerfulness, and her success is assured by her earnest- nes - A W HITE, Mjg Baseball, 121g Hockey, 531g Basketball, f2j, KSU, Hr or Society.