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

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BLUE AND WHITE DAVID R. D13 SILVA DAVE RICH KID RICCI Age I8 Agriculture Believe it or not, the young man in this picture is both studious and mischievous-studious in the classroom and mischievous in the lunch room. Dave is one of those ambitious folks content to let others get all the limelight. He says his favorite subject is mechanical drawing. Although he has not taken a very active part in extra-curricular activities, Dave is both well-known and well-liked by his classmates. Hope will lose a good student and friend when Dave graduates. EDITH CAROLYN DEXTER Age 17 Undecided Classical lost a grand student when Edith came to us. How- ever, her charming manner and fine sense of humor have won her many friends at Hope. Edith is still uncertain as to what she will undertake for her life's work, but whatever it is, we are certain that she will be most successful. Latin Club, 4. ROBERT CLAYTON DICKENS BOB DICK Age l7 R. I. State College With measured steps, this youth, whom everybody knows, strode through three short years of Hope High and is now leaving us to enter State. He will be missed by the Band, where he was one of the leading drum-majors in the state. He will be missed by m-any friends, teachers, and clubs, who knew his helpfulness and cheerfulness at all times. Bob is always seen leading the band at football and hockey games. We feel sure that Bob, wherever he goes, will succeed in whatever he undertakes. WrestIz'ng, 2: Cross Country, 3: Band, 2, 3, 4: German Gfee Cluli, 3, 45 German Club, 3, 4, Hope Players, 3, 4,' Slide Rule Club, 4. DONALD B. DIETZ DON ZOMBIE ZEKE Age 17 Undecided In my opinion Don has done a lot for Hope just by coming here. He is always the center of a group, and you may be sure that he's entertaining them in his own unique way. He never has to study because his mind is like a sponge: it absorbs every- thing it receives, and he is therefore one of those lucky fellows that can go out nights and not worry about the next day's lessons. Although Don hasn't any definite plans for the future, I am sure that he will succeed in whatever he decides to do. Riding Club, 2, 3, 45 Fencing, Z, 3,' Hope Players.

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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.

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BLUE AND WHITEMLM ANNE DIMOND CONNIE Age 17 Forsyth Dental Infirmary As a magnet draws metal, so Anne draws friends. Her sweet nature, with her good humor and pleasing personality, makes her friendship a cherished possession, Full of fun, always smil- ing, Anne may readily be compared to a ray of sunshine as she dispels the gloom of her classmates. When she leaves us, there will be a vacant spot that no one but her could ever fill. With all her perfections, there can be nothing in the future for Anne but success. German Club. DOROTHY L. DODD DOTTIE DOT Age 18 R. I. Hospital Title: Dottie Dodd, Object: Agood-looking girl. Friendly. cheerful, generous-that's Dottie. Materials: Five feet three- chock full of personality, and pep, with a smile that has cap- tivated many a male heart-a complexion that matches her silky hair and twinkling brown eyes: Method: She is one of our best dancers. Results: She wants to be a nurse. Conclusion: Lucky patients. Basketball, 25 Biology Club. Z, 3: Swimming, Z5 Hope Log, 4: Glee Club, Z, 3, 4: R. l. Press Conference, 4: Skat' ing Club, 4. PAULINE DODGE PAUL Age 18 Skidmore She is seemingly quiet, a girl of few words-but that's because you have never met Paul. She has a personality bursting with charm, and, if you don't believe it, ask the Dartmouth boys! Her ability to knit stunning sweaters is the envy of all the girls at Hope, she wears them well, too. Besides being active in sports, she is a good student. Don't forget the gang when you have reached the top of the ladder of success. A Hockey Captain, Z, 3: Basketball, 2, 3: Cageball, 2, 3j Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club, 2. ANNA MARIE DOLAN Age 17 Undecided Mix a sense of humor, two big, blue eyes, a nice smile, and you have Anna. The mischievous twinkle in her flashing eyes betrays a happy-go-lucky disposition that radiates fun wherever she goes. Ann is undecided about her future work, but we know that she will be a success wherever she goes.