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

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H PERSONALS WALTER ABRAMS, JR. ABE JOE Age 19 New England Institute of Embalming Meet the Dean the bo from Ro er Williams Junior Hi h Y 2 S who has majored in friendship during his stay at Hope. Wal- ter's ability in the classroom and on the track and gridiron is proof that good things come in small packages. I'm sure that Abe's smile and intelligence will prove definite assets in his future life. Football, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT H. ACORN AL Age 17 Brown A grand personality, a remarkable intelligence, and an excel- lent character distinguish Albert as one of Hope's most illustri- ous sons. Aside from his scholastic achievements, he has gained renown in leadership, as President of the Hope Players, and Vice- president of the senior class. Accompanying his intelligence is a certain amount of wit, which he uses to a great advantage in studying Latin. He has a personality that is seldom equalled. Class Vice-President. 3, 4: Hope Players, 2, 3, 45 President, 4: Hope Lyceum, 3. 4: French Glee Club, 35 Latin Club, 3, 4,- Les Vingt-Sept, 4g BLUE AND WHITE Cut and Personal Collec- lor. CHARLES M. ADAMS MOE Age l7 Brown No chain of adjectives can duly describe the real Charles. But just picture a swell guy with a perpetual smile, a keen sense of humor fand rhythml, a knack of learning much with little effort, and about 70 inches of personality connecting his hair and toes. Many's the time he's proved himself a friend in need to a classmate in distress. Usually conservative, Moe occasion- ally blares a hot tune on his trumpet to ease his overflowing rhythm. Cross Country, 45 Latin Club, 45 Slide Rule Club, 4. MARGARET ADAMS PEGGY Age 18 Katharine Gibbs Look who's here-Margaret, known to many as Peggy! She struggles along with her studies in a modest, unassuming man- ner but always makes the grade. She is kind-hearted and .always happy when she can help her classmates. Her aim is for secre- tarial work, and I am sure she will make good, Best wishes, Peg.

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Class 0HIcers and Social Committee CLASS OFFICERS President V..,., .....,,,.....4.. K EMPER C. ATWATER Vice President .... .A,.. A LBERT I-I. ACORN Secretary V..,.. . . .ARDELLE LONGEELLOW Treasurer, . . ,,,. MILDRED ROBINSON SOCIAL COMMITTEE RICHARD C. PECK, Chairman IRENE CIIBLIN BETTY DUDLEY IRENE AVEDISIAN SHIRLEY SAWYER LOUISE MARTIN VIRGINIA WEEKES

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- .i BLUE AND WHITE +l,.T. .l, Q 3 ,pf S sill' . -l-Tl.. ' as , l 1 mln. i C . I 32,4 V. , ii A i W A l.-l. ,ll , CAMILLE ALBANESE NANA Age 18 Business May we present a bouquet which introduces you to one of the sweetest flowers in our class-Nana. C-Camelias so rare, and so is our Nana, A-Ageratum so sweet, and so is our classmate, M-Marigolds so mild, and so is our pal, I--Iris so friendly, and so is our friend, L-Lilies so statelv, and so is Camille, L-Lilacs so graceful and cheery as Nana, E--Ending our garland, Nana, we all join in wishing you a brilliant future and may you some day bear the title Tennis Star . Tennis, Z, 3. ELEANOR ALDRICH Age l7 Katharine Gibbs Tall, blond, and very charming-these are very suitable words to describe Eleanor. With her witty expressions, sparkling blue eyes, and contagious laugh, we know she will never be lacking in friends. Eleanor came to us from Cranston in her junior year, and during that time she has made an outstanding record. With such a pleasing personality she can be assured of success in whatever she undertakes. Hope Log Collector, 4, Home Room Banker, 2, 3. ANNE MARIE ALLEN Age 16 St. Luke's Hospital We liked her when she entered, She stayed: we liked her more: Round her our interests centered, ,She's still a favorite, for- She always will support us, She's loyal to a friend, She's ours, and though time may part us, We'll love her to the end. Biology Club, I, 2. JEAN FRANCES ANDERSON FRECKLES GIGGLES Age 16 R. 1. C. E, From Killingly High School, Danielson, came a diminutive senior to Hope. She is so small as to be taken for a freshman, much to her indignation, But, Jean says, small packages often contain the best things. This saying is proved by her ability in French and chemistry where she is equalled by few and excelled by none. Because of her willingness to help others and her loyalty to her Alma Mater, she is very popular with every- one. Baseball, lg Glee Club, 25 Dramatics, 2, 3.