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

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HAROLD HAGOPIAN 193 Rutherglen Street We know Hop will be happy. for he's friendly, easy- going, and likes anything and everything, always enjoying a good football game. He has been a member of the French Club and worked on the BLUE AND WHITE Busi- ness Staff. LUCILLE HANOIAN 376 Douglas Avenue Always saying, 'A O h Shoot , you guessed, it's Lou. Our Vice-President is a popular girl with personal- ity to match. She's in H. A. C.. on the BLUE AND WHITE Staff, a Senior Play student director, and a corri- dor receptionist. Hope will miss the bountiful energy of Lou! MARY HARRINGTON l9l Colfax Street Mary is a girl who likes just about everything-foob ball, baseball, bowling, and dancing: however, she does dislike getting up in the morning. She ranks Eng- lish as her favorite subject. As for the future, she Wants to be .a comptometer operator. HERBERT HARRIS 311 Williams Street Captain of the Cross- Country Team, Harry is par- tial to sports and has made a name for himself in the state The only fault he finds with Hope is that there are not enough gym periods. In Her- bert the Aid Force will gain an able oflicer. IRMA HOFFMAN 41 Robinson Street If school started at 11:00 A. M., Irma would be happy. As for sports, she likes foot- ball and ice skating which help keep her trim. Lucky is the man who gets Irma as his secretary. Good luck in your chosen field. Irma! ANUARY isro ll H ADRIAN HOROVITZ 65 Sargent Aven ue Carefree and friendly, Ade's interests are mechanics and soccer. Active on the BLUE AND WHITE Business Staff, Senior Play, and Slide Rule Club, he possesses ability in mathematics which will help him as a mechanical cn- gineer. MARY HUGHES 364 Rugby Street Good-natured is the worci for Shorty. At football and hockey games she's always there.rooting for Hope. Sen- ior Chorus is one of her ac- tivities. For the future she hopes to become a book- keeper. LOUISE BARBARA JAEGER 162 Miller Avenue Enviable blonde hair and A cute manner characterize our Lulu. Dancing and attending football games interest Lu, an active member of our class. We shall remember her for her part in the Senior Play. Louise, who was our vice- president in l2B, hopes to be- come a private secretary. ROBERT JOHN KENNY 229 Montgomery Avenue Bob dislikes getting up in the morning as much as doing homework. After college he hopes to enter the business world, and we are sure that he will succeed at any job he tackles, History has been his pet subject at Hope: foot- ball, his favorite sport. HANNA MARIA KILIANSKI 63 Alverson Avenue Food, all kinds, appeals to Hanna. who rates men, horses, and shorthand as her favor- ites. Ill-mannered boys are on her forbidden list. Her main ambition is to obtain that A'Mrs. degree, but at the present she is concentrat- ing on going into business. 'Qifmfif NI'l7Pll1!'l7

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1' BLUE AND WHITE Q I . , - Eighleen GAETANO G. GEMMA 22 Messer Street A Frankie Lane fan, Guy goes for girls with blue eyes and J. D. Conversely, Ted Williams is among his dis- likes. Women drivers are a menace according to Guy. He chooses baseball as his favor- ite sport. Guy would like to be an auto-mechanic. BARBARA HELENA GERTZ 48 Memorial Road A cheery hello, and a happy laugh-that's Bobby. She's been a valuable mem- ber of the BLUE AND WHITE Business Staff, a corridor re- ceptionist. and a class and homeroom officer. She enjoys bowling and music, particu- larly Louie. Bobbie will study piano at the R. 1. Conservatory of Music. HARRIET GOl.D 131 Lancaster Street l'lat's a girl who goes for dancing. movies. and Miss Wells' algebra class. Too much homework-definitely not! You can see her every day at her corridor reception- ist post, Hats ambition is to be always happy. She plans college for the future. RONDALYN GOLDBERG 112 Porter Street Ronnie considers dancing to be her favorite pastime and cageball her favorite sport. To go into the busi- ness world is her ambition. We hope she doesn't have to use a bus as transportation. for Ronnie detests standing in line and shoving for a pre- cious seat. RICHARD C. GOLDSTEIN 15 Eames Street Women and food? Yes sir! Teachers who give lots of homework? No, definitely not. Writing-up chemistry experiments is also detested by Goldie. You saw him as one of the leads in the Senior Play. After going to R. I, State College, he Wants to own his own business and be happily married, MIRIAM SUE GOLLIS IZV2 Arnold Street Here's a girl who's sympa- thetic and likes to listen to other people's troubles. Mimi is fond of reading, bowling, and baseball. Conceited males are definitely in her disfavor. Mimi has been active in the German and Bowling Clubs: her ambition is to be a surgi- cal nurse. CLAIRE REEVA GORDEN 81 Payton Street Claire has a yen for danc- ing, swimming, and drama- tics. Snobs, poor dancers, and boring speakers rub her the wrong way. She keeps busy with Hope Publicity, Spanish Club, and her part in the Senior Play. She is looking forward to going to college and becoming a child psychologist. Good luck with all your problem brats. Claire. ARLENE HARRIET GORDON A 121 Sackett Street A girl who likes music. particularly light operag .i great horseback riding en- thusiast, Arlene detests con- ceited people. She considers English her favorite subject in school. ln the future Arlene wants to study voice and further her musical edu- cation. MICHAEL GREENSPAN 117 Sackett Street An enthusiastic Bebop fan who has his eye on a cer- tain llB is Mickey. Music with Mr. Green is his favor- ite subject: basketball, his sports choice. Michael's am- bition is to be a Pharmaceu- tical Chemistq he will attend R, I. College of Pharmacy. JOHN GREENWELL lOl Rugby Street A regular football fan, John believes in going out and having fun, but not if it means getting up early. Quiet? Perhaps, but he's friendly and pleasant-natured. John is a valuable member of the Senior Chorus.

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H H BLUE AND WHITE Twenty RUTH KOJOIAN 47 Whipple Street The business world will gain an able worker when Ruth becomes a stenographer. Ruthie likes music. Impatient people, however, are in her disfavor. French is her fa- vorite subject with lunch an interest close behind. Her winning personality made her a model corridor hostess. CLAIRE KRAPE 194 River Avenue Cheesy is waiting to in- herit a million dollars, but meanwhile she is not idle, Being active on the H. A. C., BLUE AND WHITE Business Staff, Senior Play, and class vice-president has taken up much of her spare time, but not enough to prevent her from forming a liking for hockey and dancing. JOSEPH F. LABORIO 175 Ives Street Sparkling, that's Joe! His quick wit and quick feet on the track field have given him a name at Hope. To own his own business, a very worthy ambition, is Joeis aim. Al- though his favorite saying is, Don't say that, we are sure it does not apply here. ALYCE LIMA 109 John Street Because waiting for late people is a peeve which many of us share with Alyce, we are sure that she will always be punctual for her secretarial job. Lisa's fondness for neat clothes makes her sewing class enjoyable, although typing is also a favorite subject. JOHN SALVATORE LOMBARDI 100 Bismark Street As another Yankee fan, John hnds it quite dilhcult to see eye to eye with those who follow That Boston Team , unsociable girls also seem to lit into that category. He has worked on the Log and is also an usher. In addition to baseball, John is interested in hockey and foot- ball. MARCELINA ANN LOPES 264 South Main Street Working in the school li- brary has evidently convinced Marcelina that this is what she would like to do after she finishes at Hope. Basketball and baseball are her favorite sports, and, as many of us who have been in her gym class know, she is an asset to any team. WILLIAM LOPEZ 167 Burnside Street Another Yankee fan who was very much pleased with the World Series outcome, Bill, as most of us, prefers weekends to any other part ofgthe week. In school he enioys gym, and outside Bill goes in for football. JEANNE MACLEOD 47 Waterman Street Jeanne, a member of that select group which admits it likes people in general, has gone out for almost every sport at Hope and is work- ing for her major letter. She would like to go to the R. I. School of Design and then on to a career in interior decorating, TINA MAKRIS 28 Pleasant Street Because her interest in dancing is more extensive than that of most of us, Tina hopes to go on teaching it after she has been graduated from Hope. Her activities include the Spanish and Young Artists' Clubs. Tina dislikes conceited people, but enjoys the zip and tang of Latin American music. NANCY CAROLYN MANES 136 Elton Street Bursting with vitality, a major-letter girl, Nancels ac- tivities include work on the BLUE AND WHITE Literary Staff, Senior Play, and the Hope Log, A college edu- cation will prepare this busy girl for a career as a social worker. Nance likes swim- ming and in keeping with this ambitious pastime walk- ing in the rain.