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

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V THE BLUE AND WH MARY CRAVEN HMAEYP Age 18 Business One glance at this Miss might loud you to think her very quiet. Fur l'l'OlIl. it! Her diversions are runny, but the one which ranks above all is her duneing-tx dnnrer par exeellencel Her Sllllllllg eyes and sunny dispo- sition will ezirry her on through life successfully, we ure sure. Glrf Flub. . EDWARD CUNNINGHAM Age 13 Catholic University Meet one of the best liked boys at Hope. As you all know, Eddie is one of Hope's best hockey players. But that's not all that Eddie is good at. If you really want to see him working hard, drop into Room 5R some duy. Upon wandering into this room almost any period of the day you will be sure to see him there. We often wonder why Eddie is planning to go to college, but we are sure he will be very successful. K2 RITA A. CUSICK Age 17 Rhode Island State Riizi is the quiet-looking girl whose appearance is known to be deceiving by those of us who recognize the laughter behind her mischievous grin. She is five feet one, with dark brown eyes, and a nose that Usortal' turns up. Her outside activities are numerous as is the number of her friends, ull of whom join in wishing hor future success. llockfy, fill, ISL Ml, Fencing, KQQ, f8Qg Baseball, f2j, KSQ, Art Club, J PAUL P. DANESI PE'rE ' Age 17 , Rhode Island State Paul came to pe with the idea of learning it great deal :ind having a good tin . e done ot and mude himself liked in doing so. Hens done nn ' X e zrthlet art. of Hope. also for the Hope Players. Have You eve i- 1 , the accordion? If not, you've missed something. Thanks, ag you, Paul. Bankers ,lu Jlball Club, Orch.esL1'a, f2j, KSQ, MQ, Providence High bchool bymphon Oichuim, New York Orclwstra for Nallmu Bishop Jimior High, Hope Players, 531, MQ, Tl'l?!IS'lLl'Gl', M13 State rllmzuger, M23 Football, f2j, KSQ, Ml, Indoor Track, KID, 632, MQ, Outdoor Track, MU, f'31. Ml, Honor Society, Stage Mmmgm' of Sevzfoir Play.

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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.

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E BLUE AND WHITE A. SHERMAN DAVIS. JR. JEFF Age 18 B1'own Better known as Jeff, his activities outside of school life have alternated between the deep Maine woods and Camp Yawgoog: the Maine woods, bc- cause of his interest in fishing and canipingg and, Yawgoog, because of the outdoor scout life and his interest in bringing younger boys up in the ways of scouting. Faolbnll, KW, Trnclr, K22, fill, M15 Rifle Clllb. TRANCFS IINCOLN DAY Dixie Age 17 ' Rhode Island State Dixie-just as the ,name suggests-is the pcrsonification of warmth, laugh- ter, and happiness. Irresponsible-she always forgets her rubbers-and yet dependable-she's a model inenibcr of the Girl Scouts. Any claw she at- tends becomes a bright place in her presence, but, if you want to get her ire up, just belittle Lanny Ross. All in all, she's a grand person, and Hope will lack a certain something when she's gone. . Bankers' Club, C221 Honor Society. LUCIAN DE FRANCESCO Lou , Louis Age 18 Business Ijhimorous, serious, popular, and witty-these adjectives only partly dc- scribe Louls. He is liked by all his teachers, admired by all his friends, and respected by all who know him. Louis intends to use his talent in banking, and perhaps some day he'll become President of the Industrial Trustor a second J. P. Morgan. With his talent and personality, we can be quite optimistic in wishing hixn all the success in the world. Cross Cozmtry, f3jg Soccer, QQ, 1815 Secretary lo Mr. W'ilk'ins, 122g Secretary to Mr. Browng Chamber of Commerce, f2j, 532, Honor Socicly. WILLIAM DE LUCA MBILLJ, 'iDUKEl', i'W1LL11s Age 17 Undecided Bill is the brown-eyed fellow from way down yonder , who always has a ready sinilc and a cheery hello for everybody. He can usually be seen in thc corridor watching a certain young lady and, when not there, 'working with his pal in the chemistry stock-room. His ringing laughter has made many a hard-working class relax. Keep your chin up and your eyes open, Bill, and I'ni sure we can always be proud of our Happy Hopeitc. Sccrctrlry to Mr. Broumg Fishing Club, Aff-C1'll0O'l1 Hour, Honor Society.