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

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-.?+4BLUE AND WHITE FREDERICA BROOMHEAD FREDDIE RICA Age 17 Mt. Holyoke We're really lucky to have Freddie with us because she lives out in the sticks -that is West Barrington. Freddie can't go through the Hope corridors without hearing- Hello, Rug- ged, and she surely can lead you on a wild goose chase with her scavenger hunts. Rica should study her geography more be- cause she claims North is South-or is he? I know Hooe would appreciate an occasional visit next year, Freddie, if you can spare the time from college. Baseball, Z: Hockey, 3, 4, Basketball, 3: Swimming, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Tri, 4, Hope Log, 3, 4. GEORGIA BROWN BROWNIE Jo Age 17 Pembroke If Webster wanted to compile a new dictionary and was look- ing for a synonym for wit, good nature, athletic ability, intelli- gence, and smoothness, he could without doubt use Georgia. Her popularity is partly due to that dimpled grin. If a sportswriter wanted to pick a Queen of Swats for the game of Ping Pong, again Brownie would score. She is an ardent fan of Benny Good- man and willingly stays awake late to hear him. Small wonder, Georgia, if the gang misses you when you go. French Glee Club, 2: Baseball, Z, : Junior Prom Committee, 3: BLUE AND WHITE, 3: Cageball, 3, 45 Hockey, Z, 3, 4, Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Co'Captain, 4g Cheerleader, Z, 3, 4g Circula- tion Manager, 4. HOWARD R. BROWN HOWDY H Age 18 R. I. State Being tall, good-natured, and fun-loving, our Howdy is a personality at Hope. He has got something there! He's never alone, for he has a host of friends. Howdy has majored in sci- ence and math and hopes to be an engineer some day. We don't need to worry about him, for we know he will be a great success. Honor Physics, 3, Honor Chemistry, 41 Slide Rule Club, 4, Track, 4. STANLEY BROWNSTEIN STAN A89 18 College Stan is that tall, blond. good-looking boy. who strolls so non- chalantly down the corridors, followed by the wistful gazes of our fairer sex. Anyone can tell you he is an ace at drawing and a member of an outstanding national fraternity, Sigma Phi Delta. Besides this, he is also a wonderful dancer--What about it, girls? Stan's ready smile and pleasing personality will go far towards making him a success in life. and we at Hope shall never forget that popular, fun-loving classmate, Stan.

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BLUE AND WHITEMMMF. MARGARET J, BRIGGS Age 16 College Although a truly justifying characterization of Margaret is impossible, here is my humble attempt: Tall, dark, and good- looking, with a captivating smile, sincere friendliness, and an enviable scholastic ability. Aside from sports, school, and social activities, all Margaret's interests do not center around Providence Conly the shadow knows wholj , Wherever we go and whom- ever we meet, there'll never be another like Margaret, and wher- ever she goes, here's hoping Happiness and Success are her con- stant companions. Hope Log Representative, Field Hockeyg Poster Club: Tennis. RUTH MARION BRISTOW BRISSIE Age 18 Forsyth Dental Infirmary Blonde hair, blue eyes, pleasing personality--iust a Word picture of Ruth. A quiet and unassuming girl, yet vivid. Brissie is liked by all, for she has learned the invaluable secret of listening much and saying little, but doing plenty. The things she likes to do most are to play the piano and dance. Brissie is determined to be a dental hygienist. You'll make the grade, Brissie, with your perseverance. Cageball, 4: Swimming, 3, 4g French Glee Club, Z. LOUIS BRODER BUTCH LOU BRO Age I7 Music Here he is, folks!! Butch, the boy with the fiddle. Not only is he concert-master of the orchestra, but he is the leading clari- net player in the band. Lou plays at quite a few places and salts all of his money away for the future. Lou intends to go to New York after he graduates and take up his music as a profession. Well, here's looking at Rubinoflns rival! Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Band. Z, 3, 4: Orchestra for Smilin' Thru : New England Conference Orchestra at Hyannis. ANNE BRODSKY FRECKLES Age I7 R. I. School of Design It would be difiicult to condense all our impressions of Anne into one paragraph, for, if my pen were allowed to flow on, they would lill one whole volume. Her many changing moods and intangible spirit provide food for deep contemplation. Her hobbies are too numerous to mention, but among them she likes photography best: that is, of course, besides drawing and dancing. Her aifectionate name of A'Twinkle Eyes suits her well, as all who come in contact with her are immediately impressed by their lively sparkle. Hope Players, 4: Skating Club, 45 Camera Club, 45 Horse- back Riding Club, 45 Cageball, 25 Automobile Club, 4.

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BLUE AND WHITE?.-..- RITA BUCKLEY DIMPLES RETE Age 16 Nursing Lo and beholdl Our own Rita! Rita is indeed vivacious, capable, and ambitious to the nth degree. This golden-haired miss with a shy smile, captivating charm, and sunny disposition, has endeared herself to all. She is a true, loyal, and lasting friend. one whose friendship is a treasure. Good-bye, Rita: we are con- ndent that you will be a success in your future undertaking. Cashier, 4. ARTHUR M. BUDLONG, JR. BUD Age 18 South America I won't start off by raving about his accomplished virtues be- cause he's just a typical American boy with American ideals. But he loves any kind of outdoor sports, including football. He can certainly make a ping-pong ball do tricks--just try playing with him some time! And what a smooth dancer! He and his pal Beven are thinking of journeying to South America this sum- mer-it's a long way from home, Bud. However, we know you'll get along in this world. We of the gang wish you suc- cess. Football, 2, 3, 45 Junior Hi-Y, Z, 3. JOHN BUNCH BUD Age 18 Undecided If ever you saw a man of few words, that's Bud, Aggressive- ness in sports replaces bashfulness in the classroom. His nimble lingers hope to work as a draftsman. Bud can always put up a good battle no matter what it is, and this is a sure sign of suc- cess for him, and we, too, wish Bud a successful future. Basketball, 3, 4. LEONA BURKE LEE Age 18 R. I. C. E. Who is this blue-eyed, vivacious miss hurrying down the cor- ridor? None other than our own Leona. Her name spells charm, and her pleasant giggles echo and re-echo through the walls of dear Hope. Her pleasant disposition will carry her a long way, and R. I. C. E. will add another great lady to its Hall of Fame when Leona enters there.