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

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.,,DD,,?.BLUE AND WHITElll, diss' - . JOHN CARDARELLI JOE Age 17 Business To look at John you'd think he was very quiet and reserved, but that's because you do not know him. Under that serious si- lence of his is the reason for his being so well-liked around the school. John plans to go into business, and we know that he will succeed. Well, so long, John, and good-luck. LUIGI CARLONE CAL CUTE KID Age l 8 Pamona Cal needs no introduction .as he is one of the most popular young men at Hope. His jovial disposition and likeable person- ality have won him many friends at Hope, not only on the ath- letic fleld, but also with Cal's spectacular court career. After holding the team captaincy for two years, he climaxed his bril- liant play when he gained a berth on the All-State Team. Cal was also a potential factor on the diamond. Hope bids farewell to a versatile athlete, a genial friend, and a regular Jolly Good Fellow. Baseball, 2, 3, 4g Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4g Captain, Basketball, 3 4. JUNE ETHEL CASE JUNIE Age l7 Bryant College Allow me to present Junie, one of the liveliest girls in the class. She possesses that indelinable something which makes her so well liked by her fellow Hopeites. Where June is, there are always fun and laughter. Junie spends her vacations in Con- necticut. Why? Well--. Bryant is going to be mighty lucky to receive you, June, and though we hate to see you leave, we wish you all the luck and success we know will be yours. Tennis Club, Z, Tennis Tournament, 21 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 New England Music Festival, 4. MADELEINE MARGUERITE CHADXVICK Rhode Island School of Design She has a bright, sunny, cheerful disposition and a keen sense of humor. She is courageous and persevering. Her hands have great cunning in making useful and beautiful things, and we look for lovely designs in costuming when she gets through at the School of Design. Her greatest weaknesses are phonetic spelling and leaving things behind her.

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Pl-..i.BLUE AND WHITE FRANK H. BUTLER FRANKIE Age 18 Purdue One of our popular fellows is Frankie, the boy with the ever- ready smile and witty sayings. More than this, he is a real friend and a clever student. He may be seen strolling leisurely down the corridor at any time with his side-kick, Torti. Frankie has been a great credit to the wrestling team. Our class has been a better and brighter one because of Frankie, and we know he will be a great success at Purdue in the fall. Good luck, Frank, and don't forget your old friends at Hope. Wrestling, 3, 45 Baseball, 45 Track, 3. DORIS M. CABANA DOT Age 18 Bryant College If it isn't Hope's Dot, and as usual wearing that smile that shows her sunny disposition! She is considered a beauty, and I mean a beauty. Why, just look at that dark hair, and those dark, twinkling eyes, that seem to give an indication of mischief. She and her pal Muriel are known as the inseparables , .and are both planning to enter the same college. Well, some business man will be lucky to have Doris as his secretary. MARY MADELINE CAMPBELL MADDY LYN Age 17 R. I. C. E. Here is a girl with a winning personality plus many sterling qualities. Her gracious dignity, her optimistic temperament, her sincere application to duty explain the consistent record that she has attained at Hope. She is the proud possessor of dark brown, curly hair, laughing blue eyes, and a sense of humor. Maddy is usually found surrounded by a group of friends and admirers. ln future years may sh: find success in her every undertaking! VIOLA CAMPELLONE VI Age I7 Business She is a quiet lady, but quite half-hidden from the eye-Don't you know her? Of course you do. lt's that dark-haired, dark- eyed girl that is seen flashing her pleasing smile through our cor- ridors. This girl has what it takes besides beauty: she has brains -There is no doubt about it: sum Vi up and you'll find out she lacks nothing. It's a known fact that, whatever she chooses to do, she will be a success. - I . iiii s g

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-MLA.,lBLUE AND WHITE-lq SANFORD M. CHORNEY SONNY Age 17 Bentley Well, well, whom have We here? None but!! Sanford is one of the student assistants of the School Exchequer Cgetting some easly experience in juggling debits and creditsl. Handling accounts is not his forte, though. Where there's fun going on, there's Sanford. His fun-loving disposition makes everyone his friend, the ladies by no means in the minority. Business college will be blessed with his presence after graduation. Track. 45 Assistant School Treasurer, 4: French Club, 3, 45 Cross Country, 35 Hope Log, Z, 35 Track Club, 3, 4. ROBERT T. CLARK BOB DUTCH Age l7 Undecided Stop! Look! Listen! Do you hear a noise? It's none other than Dutch, the friend of all the class. Bob comes wandering along the corridor at the last minute with a cheerful smile on his face. He is a loyal supporter of all Hope basketball games and a steady attendant at all of the Hope activities. He likes to hear a joke, but most of all he likes to tell them so he can liven up a dull class room. Hope will miss you when you leave, and we wish you all the success in the world. Basketball, 3, 45 Hockey, 2, 35 Baseball, 3, 4. CAROL A. CLARKE KAY Age 17 R. I. School of Design Dear Kay, I've decided to give the world my true opinion of you. You are 'Atops with certainly everyone. Your cheery nature is an absolute necessity to Hope High. You dress with distinction. And those eyes! Wow! As for being popular. do I need to say a word? All I suggest is that anyone who might have the imprudence to dispute me might try to get near the door of your home on almost any night in the week. They would probably not even get a parking space for blocks. We, the three musket- eers Moe, Smitty, and ID think you .are the cream o' the crop. Ouinnie. BLUE AND WHITE, Art Committee, 3 4. BESSIE COHEN BETH Age 17 Undecided As Orpheus charms with his music, so Bessie charms with her wit. Her favorite indoor sport is argumentation, and, if any- one thinks he can outdo her. just try! She thrives on new laughs, provoking puns, and gags, and she does not dig up her jokes from the tombs of ancient Egypt. As yet, she has not decided on future plans. It's a women's privilege, Bessie, and women have few enough, so use it. Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: String Ensemble, 4g BLUE AUD WHITE Representative, 3. i , hs 4 , -g , , , on f 5 A is 1.. f I L a i' ' A V . f ' sf -, Ls 7 . - Q: v 'E-. W f h ge ffl ' DQ 1-l-...Tli 1.-..