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

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T H E B L U E A N D W ANNA GERsHMAN Age 17 ' R. I. C. E Lo and behold! Who said all the shining stars are in heaven? Gaze at Anne. Her good qualities are manifold and varied. She is always ready for a good time, but she never allows it to interfere with her studies, as her report cards indicate. Her favorite indulgence is dancing. Her motto is 'RA cheerful heart maketh a cheerful countenance . i'Wit.h such a comrade, such a friend, I fain would walk 'til journey's end . ITE 23 RHODA I. GIBSON Pao , Guam Age 18 Rhode Island Hospital Has she a piercing laugh? Does she invariably eeek at a critical mo- ment at a basketball game? She does. Then it's Rhoda! Besides being a basketball supporter, track and Junior Varsity Football have had a place in her heart. Am I right, J. H.? When you feel down in the dumps , o11e look at her ever-present smile and your troubles vanish. In the hos- pital your sunny disposition will be welcome. May it never leave you- we like it that way . Rifle Club, 121, Biology Club, 121. 'tH,xPPi ', Mmm . Age 17 Rl e d School of Design They nick-named her Happy for obvious reas s. 'eatest eloquence is laughter. Would make a bad poker oppone Co on the edge of a volcano, Short and sweet. Her eye-lashes an eal.1 Has a nimble wit. Consumes chocolate eclairs every Thursday. A ends all athletic games. Also participates. Happiest when dancing. Destined to become a great artist. I' Social Covvwtillec 131, Basketball, 121,131, 141, Cagcball, 131, 141, Hockey, 141, Swimmfing, 1:21, 181, 141, Skclch Club, 121, Poster Club, 1521, Musical Comedy, 141, Honor Sociely. MILDRJQD EI EANOR BARBARA GILBERT Bossa Age 18 College Title: Bobbe Gilbert. . Object: Agood looking girl who is as good as she looks. Materials: Just take a look at the picture, at the twinkling brown eyes that watch daily for the postman. Method: Participator as well as spectator in sports. She has a good eye for a needle and can beat up any cake. If Bobbe isn't at a dance, it isn't a very important one-you can bet on that. Results: She wants to be a laboratory technician. Conclusion: Lucky doctor! Girl Rcscrucs, 181, 1.71, Rifle Club, 121, 1315 Airplane Club, 131, Basket- ball, 121, Ring Commillvc, 131, Dance Com-mittee, Glcc Club, 121, Social Commillcc, 131, 141.

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22 THE FRANCIS- J. GAINEY FRANK , Swann, KID BLUE AND WHITE FRANCIS D. Fox HFRANKU Age 18 Undecided Frank is a fellow with a pleasing personality, who believes in doing a thing well. His characteristic of minding his own business is going to be a great asset to him in the future. We do not know what his plans are, but the best wishes of the class go with him. Agg 19 Regular Army Air Corp . He came to Hope three years ago, short and tubby, but, 110W, as he leaves, hc's tall, but still tubby. He swung a nightstick at Saylesville, try- ing to preserve the pence. He couldn't hit the side of a barn dOOl' with a shot-gun, but he hits the work in school, making honors in science and social science. His pet hangout is the Chemistry Lab with Duke and Ray, his sidekicks. s BLUE AND WHITE, 121. N' 3 Qi' . X- ,.gg...w . 2.4 - K DOROTHY M. GARDNER Q ' 4-:Y DOT , Dorm Lfhege l8 gg U ' Undecided BARBARA JOAN GEOGHEGAN Blueqeyes, an adorable smile, the perfect friend, and a personality that makes every onggpye her-this describes Dot. She loves to read, is at good swimmer, and a penfect dancer, so it's said. Dotte's main interest is right here at Hope, whi 1 makes it niceg clon't you think? Lucky boss who some day will have Dott for a secretary. Age 16 R. I. C. E. Take two liaz s, a captivating smile, a Hirtatious glance, and brown wavy hair. l 1 giggles and flavor with a winning personality., And there you have z 'b1e. ' A . e from Classical, and some of us may not know her well ut those 1q..Qd.o alue her friendship. If she looks quiet to you, y ef mistaken. Tlfglenty of mischief behind those mild eyes. Barbie . o teach. Here's hoping the pupils can keep their minds on their wori. sg, Glen' Club, KSU, 131, H'i-Tri, f32, MII, Cagcball, M25 German. Glee Club, I 41-

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24 THE e x BLUE AND WHITE , . Qweis , Q TY-:ws i gvvvd- YN ,VWMQI . HELEN MARIE GILL Age 16 Pembroke Ever since last September, when she first came to Hope, Helen has been making friends, a fact which is easily explained by her sincerity and hcr happy disposition, Her favorite pastimes are golfing and eating apples. She swims, as she explains, not on the swimming team, but with it. In spite of all that outside activities have done to claim her interest, Helen has made the Honor Society with little efiort. We are sure that her gracious manner and her perseverance will carry her far. Honor Society, Senior Play, BLUE AND Wurra, 142. ' EDNA LOUISE GILMAN Age 16 ' Pembroke Like 21 proverbial Sphinx, Edna says little but absorbs much with those deep brown eyes of hers. Her quiet, unassuming way has slowly. and surely gained a place in the hearts of her friends, a place that remains forever. When Edna makes those ivory keys talk and drives that smooth' gray car, we all sit up and take notice. Although Edna is undecided about her fu- ture, we know Dame Fortune cannot help but bestow upon her the most bounteous gifts. EDWARD GLASS En , EDDIE , HGLASSEYEH Age 18 ' Undecided 'This is Station H-O-P-E introducing to you that versatile young man, Eddie: Hrst in studies, first in music, and first in the hearts of his class- mates. Eddie has the best array of ties of anybody in the school, Cask Miss Slack 5 she knows.2 and l1e 'tsure does blow a mean horn , and don't be surprised if you see him in one of the finest Symphony Orchestras in America. Confidentially, they are saving a whole page for him in t'Who's Who . Orchestra, 122, 132, 142, Band, 122, 132, 142, Banking Club, 122g New England Orchest-ra, 122g Park Festival Orchestra, 122, 132, 1425 Park Fes- tival Band, 122, 132, 142: Orchestra to New York, 122g .Music Week Fes- Ogcgwstra, 122g Thz'rt'y-flftlz Anniversary Orchestra, 132g New Evzglmzd an , 2 . WALTER S. GLADDING Age 18 University of Pennsylvania Hope bids farewell to a very versatile athlete 5 Walter is leaving, his name carved deeply in the annals of our school, and all his classmates know that he will blaze a trail of glory through college. He has been out- standing in all major sports, especially in football. He is the posscssor of a jovial disposition, a likable personality, and a high scholastic record. It is with deep regret that Hope sends out this lad, but, nevertheless, we wish him much success. Football, 122, 182, 142g All-State, 132, 142, Tackling Awarcl, 132, Basket- ball, 122, 132, Indoor Track, 122, 132, 142, Outdoor Track, 122, 132, 142, Captain Track, 1425 Boys' Glec Club, 142, Football Club, 122, 132, 142, Chess Club, 122.