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

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BLUE AND WHITE ROBERT CROWE BOB Age 19 Undecided Who is that quiet chap you see in the ancient halls of Hope? It is none other than our own Bob, the boy who blushes when he speaks to a girl. But when it comes to racing sailboats, he is all there. He is a boy who is well liked and will surely be missed. Loads of luck, Bob. So long. ATHERTON CUTTER TONY Age l7 U. S. Navy For three years now, this class has been walking and working around Hope High, and in those three years no one has found a better friend than Tony. We didn't vote for an Ideal Friend this year in the Hall of Fame, but my money would have been on Cutter. He's a tall. good-natured lad with a very hearty land downright sincerel laugh. His taste in femininity rates high, distance not even slowing him down. Here is one lad we never expect to find behind the eight ball, even if there are such things at sea, because Tony is slated for the top. MILDRED DAHLBERG MIL IVIILLIE Age 18 Melander's Institute of Physiotherapy Self-possessed, efficient, and thorough--these are words that best describe Mil. Admired by her friends for these qualities, she is, in addition, a grand pal, ready for any kind of fun. She is especially clever with her hands, and her decision to take up physiotherapy was a wise one. We'll miss Millie a great deal when she leaves us for the big city, but wish her the very best of luck. MARION ELIZABETH DANGLEMAN MEB Age l8 P. G. Loyal, studious, clever, and friendly is our classmate Marion, She conquers all subjects with equal ease and has earned a high place in the estimation of her fellow classmates. Her hobbies are reading and hiking. Some day she and her friend CA. MJ are going to start ranching. Hope's words to her are: May you climb to the top of the Hill of Ambition and succeed in whatever path you may choose. Rifle Club. 4: Camera Club, 45 German Club. 2, 45 Poster Club. 4.

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BLUE AND WHITE?-ll EDWARD CORBETT ED Age 18 St. Columban's College Introducing Ed, the curly-headed, good-natured fellow. who has a smile for everybody he meets. His friends know him to be witty and always ready for a good joke. He plans to enter a spiritual life, and we wish him the best of luck in whatever work he undertakes. RITA E. CORBETT Age 17 Undecided You are now looking at Rita, a very likeable girl, full of fun and enthusiasm. Her long, curly eyelashes are the envy of all her classmates. She has been the captain of the baseball team for two terms and has well deserved the honor. Rita is as good as any boy when it comes to pitching in baseball. Although she seems quiet to you, her friends know her to be a fun-loving. good sport. We know her life will be full of success and happiness. Baseball, 2, 3, 45 Suyimming, 2, 3, 45 Cageball, 45 Basket- ball, 4. BERENICE CORNFIELD Age 17 Business To a girl who wins our greatest respect-not only because of the smart simplicity of her chic clothes, or the aristocratic tilt of her pert head, but because she goes her own way, gathers the good marks as they come, and is still a friendly and wholly interesting person to chat with. To you, Berenice, we send our wholehearted wishes for that glowing, successful future some day to be yours. RITA G. CRONAN Age 18 Business Next we meet Rita with her laughing Irish eyes and pleasant smile which have brought her many friends of both sexes inside and outside of school, especially one from P. C., who seems to take up all of her leisure time. Her main interests are skating, dancing, and shorthand, in all of which she excels. Whenever you see a group of happy people either at lunch time or between periods, Rita is in the center with her friendly little giggle. With such personality, humor, and good nature as she possesses, we know Rita will succeed in whatever she undertakes,

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BLUE AND WHITE. ROSEMARY E. DARIGAN Age 17 Business Run for your life. folks! Can't you see who's behind the wheel in that Plymouth? Why, of course, it's Rosemary out for her driving lesson. How We pity those poor fences and telephone poles that can't move out of the path of this young driver! Never mind, Rosemary, we know that you will be as successful at driving as you have been at everything else. We admire your athletic ability and also your pleasant personality which is so conducive to friendship. Basketball, 2, 35 Hockey, 2, 3. JENNIE ELIZABETH DAVIS JEN Age 18 Business Here is a girl who is liked by everyone. Jennie is one of our sincere and fine young ladies. She has attended to her subjects with the utmost seriousness, and surely deserves everv bit of the scholastic height she has .attained Jennie's interests are wide. She is fond of athletics, especially tennis and swimming: and her work in the Art Department is highly commendable. Our dance floor usually boasts a tall, slender, sophisticated brunette, which. of course, is Jennie. She has gained the friendship and admira- tion of all. Baseball. Z. 3. MIRIAM DAVIS NIIMI MIM Age 17 Pembroke Charm-that inexplicable something-is Mimi. Perhaps her attractiveness, mischievous smile, and verry individual manner are the basis of this charm. Where Mimi is, fun is sure to be- also Florence. Swimming, at which she is expert, ping-pong. Cat which she is not so expertj bicycling, and hot-dog eating are Mimi's favorite sports. 'Tis rumored that Mim was seen riding the Udobby-horses last summer. Basketball, Z, 3: Cageball. Z, 3: Swimming, 25 Hope Players. 45 Hope Log, 3, 45 Rifle Club, 4g French Glee Club, 3: French Club. 4. REGINA DAWSON Age 17 Bryant College Our Jean is so genial and likeable that she has captured the hearts of both pupils and teachers. She may be forgetful at times, but makes up for it with her winning smile. Her spon- taneous gaiety has made her a welcome member of every group. We all wish you luck in your chosen career and know you will succeed with little trouble. Camera Club. 4: Skating Club, 3, 4,' Glee Club, I, Z, 45 Swimming Club 3.