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

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.THE BLUE AND W ELEANOR DEVANjNEY . E ,1nELn '7 , Ago 17 I 'i ! Inf, f 1 I I f fo , Undecided It's rathef scribe Eleanor because she is so often seen in differ- ent moods. 'Sie appears like 'Eye sixteen , but we know better! How about it, El? She is the lixckykfpozgessol' of wavy black hair and flashing brown eyes, her face is usually-wreathed in it smile, except when she has ilunked 11 chemistry test. She's not telling her plans, but we're sure shelll be successful. Honor Society. ' EVELYN DOCTORMAN Age 17 , Bryant and Stratton College Whait at greait ejh fdr-Hope when Evelyn came into our Senior Class! She Jmas quggvie 6i'0llS'glgglG which goes with two dark eyes, pretty curls, and,,af--friendly ile. During her short stay here she has made many friends. We are confident that she will go through Bryant and Stratton with banners of success. Good Luck! Honor Society. XX ILLIAM MATHEWS DOLAN Com , UXVILD BILLH Age 18 Brown Cast 21 glance at this studious specimen of the male species, and sigh, reader, sigh. Some there are who could write reams about him, but, for our part, let si. few words be bait, and to spare, fOI' your imziginntion. Tall, smooth, alfable, athletic-sorry, no telephone number allowed. We might as well admit that not only has Bill shown heels to opponents in cross coun- try traek, but he has also been noted for his feminine companions at all Hope social affairs. And-oh well, we know success is yours, Bill! Bankers' Club, CQJ, Biology Club, X225 BLUE AND YVHITE Collector, f8j, MJ: Hi-Y, 522, 632, 642: Tv'-f2f1S11ir01', Ml: Cross COUYTUZII KW, 632, Wi C011- tain, f3j, LU, Indoor Track, K2j, 182, MQ, Outdoor Track, 022, IS1, Mjg All-State, ISQQ Stale Record Holder, 631, Slide Rule Club, f3jg Track C'lulJ, IW, KSQ, MQ, President, KU. ,I ll ik K , 15 -X' ANNIE TERESA DOH LE ASG 17 , I Business College To write it apes wal abogx. this young lady is indeed at difficult task, for it would requil 'YOllllDG-- to justify the good traits of Anne. Through the medium of 1 GJ6l'13Gt1El smile, her lady-like cliarncteristics, her sincerity, her sociabil ty, ,mn goo -nature, she has permanently secured at place in the hearts of ev .ryon flus. In the future, Anne will enter the business world, :Ind wgik v her 513 of success will be brimming with the good wishes of her nu x Q us friends.

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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.

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E BLUE AND WHITE MARY K. PATRICIA DURKIN Age 17 College Have you noticed Mary's eyes? But certainly! Have you watched Ma1'y's grin? Of course! And it is taken for granted that you've read at least one of her exceedingly brilliant essays. We, who run but read and admire, salute thee! Mary Knthryne Patricia Durkiu, the white hope ol the literati! J 'unfor Dramalics. JANE FRANCES EDGE HJEANU Age 17 R. I. Academy of Hairdressing June's first words as she comes from school are, Did I get a letter to- dztyn? Between waiting for the mailman, and answering letters to Ohio, she is liept quite busy. She's a slender young miss with brown, naturally-curly hair, and ii pleasing smile for everyone. We'Il miss you, Jean, and wish you every success. ' Biology Ululzg Girl RPsm'1,ursg Service Corllrll-flier. DAVID EVANS Age 18 College David is that well-dressed young man. When not busy with school work, he can be found at some party, dinner, dance, or else the movies. Occa- sionally Sunday mornings he can be found turning music for Miss Buruhfun in the organ loft at Central Congregational Church-and can he play the piano! It's said that a certain Lincolnite is given it part of his time. Hope will miss you, David, your bright step, and cheerful willingness. Vice Prvsiflant Business Adminislrntion Club, fljg Junior Ulm-mber of Cmnme1'cf', f2jg Boys' Glec Club, M1 JOHN H. EVANS Age 17 Trinity College Ilm just u little poet, YVith shoes and rubbers muddy, Who goes to Hope Street High. The worst tramp in the state. It's true I do not show it, . Nob even in this try. The name is Johnny Evans, My nge is seventeen. At school I'm lost in study, Such wit beneath the heavens, I always come in late, You never yet have seen. Social Committee, f3j.