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

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ALAN DWORKIN 167 Laurel Avenue Wee Willie Music by the Angels College, business Basketball. joking. Senior Y.M.C.A., straightening ties in the Honorbilt. Alan is always ready to re- lieve the situation with a joke. JOHN DWYER 54 Dartmouth Avenue Scorchi When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Outside Work Swimming, billiards, and bowling. John came from La Salle and dislikes getting up for school in the morning. He enjoys longs trips in the summer with the boys. ROBERT ENGLE 35 Kipling Street Rip I'm Busy Doing Nothing Lawyer Football, wrestling, fencing. Hope Log. Sr. Play, go- ing out with Bernice, Up- silon Lambda Phi, fights on Monday nights, sports. music, swimming. Bob's a 'hot ticket, if there ever was one. JOSEPH EPSTEIN 51 Pleasant .Street Eopy Vagabond Shoes To become a crooner in radio or on television Wrestling, football, baseball. ping-pong, and girls. Eppy always sings in the locker room. SAMUEL G. FABER 190 Whitmarsh Street Big Sam Sam's Song Aeronautical Engineer Spectator, Slide Rule Club. sports, soda dispenser. Sam's one problem in life is to get someone to try one of his ice cream brain- storms. HERBERT IRVING PAIN 126 Atlantic Avenue Blue Tail Fly To become a butcher and own a shop in Florida. to be able to spell. Wrestling, football, baseball. track. Herbie is forever late. but the girls will wait. JOEL S. FEINBERG 21 Greighton Street Joe Down in the Valley Business Sports, driving. television. chemistry. With an old straw hat, a fishing rod and reel, he's off to his own Blue Heaven . RICHARD FERNANDES 12 Arnold Street Richie You're in the Army Now To enter the Prov. Journal Gym, lunch. roller-skating. Dicks full of vim, vigor, and vitality. MICHAEL PINK 12 Creston Way Mike Every Day Is Ladies' Day with Me Law business Debating Team, Red Feather Speaker, BLUE E5 WHITE Staff, H. R. Pres., Treas.. Literary Society. Fr. Club. Speaker at State, Sr. Play Prod., Book panel for Book Fair. Hope Log. Master of bo-th the tricky word and the tricky prob- lem. DORIS ANN FINN 35 Quaid Street Dot HH.. Business World Young Artists' Club. playing badminton with Anna. ping-pong, roller-skating. bowling, and watching television. She's crazy about Italian food. ja. at X' 53113 .'x,g:s,g?YiiE y ,F lazy. -evil? QW A ., Vgjlg ' N, 'Q ,..-45.9.1 .Q , f 35333551-5 ' aar' : '2.. .fczm-'. ' Gif. 3 T.. ' . 352522 f4 s.X'e. r. X I3 --tt fif' I K 'KAN W x All Twenty-seven

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'Hr' lu.. its - Twenty-six ARMEN DERDERIAN 23 Derry Street Stardust To make a mark in the busi- ness world Work in market as cashier. He likes informative books. intelligent girls, and good music. ZIGMUND L. DERMER 222 Thurbers Avenue School Days Nuclear Physicist Math, physics, French, BLUE 53 WHITE Photography Staff, reading, science fic- tion, following baseball, Brown football. He likes to dabble with prob- lems in science and to think of new poses for pictures. LUCILLE DEVLIN 267 Rhodes Street Zita Tenderly Commercial artist Literary Society, BLUE 'id WHITE, drawing, long conversations, and dancing. Playing disc-jockey for any- one who will listen is Lu- cille's favorite pastime. HARRY L. DEVOE, JR. 158 Prospect Street Razzle Tennessee Waltz Brown, lawyer, Naval Of- ficer BLUE id WHITE, Sports Edi- IOI, Hope Log Staff, Cross Country fl, Z, 33, Cap- tain Ol, Track Cl, 2, 35, Head Usher, Fr. Club, Li- brary Aide, Allied Youth. A captain who unselftshly helps the team along in every race. MARGARET A. DEVOE 158 Prospect Street Dazzle Lullaby of Broadway Young Artists' Club, Hope Log, Get. Club, Drum Majorette. orchestra, Lead- ers, Boosters. sports, Pil- grim Fellowship. Vivacious Dazzle is having .1 tough time trying to de- cide whether to be a track star, tennis player, or pianist. ROLAND R. DILEONE 221 Broadway D So Tired Chemist Track, Hope Log Staff, Cross Country, photography. He has his own little dark room in which he can develop, print, and enlarge his pictures. JOHN DIMEO 20 Grove Street Red 'fAin't Misbehaving Politics Vice-President, Cl IAJ, Red Cross, sports, driving. He's a happy-go-lucky guy that likes to make friends. EUGENE DONNELLY 584 Public Street Geno I'll Never Be Free Government Work Sports, baseball, pool, bowl- ing: Geno is always in there pitch- ing. KATHLEEN P. DOYLE 392 Adelaide Avenue Kay Honestly, I Love You R. I. C. E., M.R.S. Degree H. R. Officer, class council. Hope Log, Leaders, bowl- ing, Head Cheerleader CIZAJ, Fr. Club, dancing, radio program. Kay leads the cheers with force and zest. And on the radio meets the test. ARDEAN SHIELA DRESS 84 Colonial Road Deany My Heart Cries For You College, Merchandising Hope Log. French Club, H. R. Ofhcer, girls' sports, BLUE U WHITE Circ., knitting, reading. good music, dancing. She's completely agog over stylish clothes and simply loves to go shopping.

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, I Twenty-eight JOAN CORIDA FISH 375 Elmwood Avenue Fishie Wedding March Housewife H. R. Pres., V. P., and Sec'y, Glee Club, lunch, swim- ming, dancing, skating, and a guy named Ken. Rings on her Hngers, bells on her toes, She'll make magic, wher- ever she goes. LILA FLIEGELMAN 114 Doyle Avenue Lila-baby Dark Eyes Medical Laboratory Techni- cian Jr. Alliance Francaise, Sr. Fr. Club, BLUE 8 WHITE Literary Staff, Miss Spot- wood's assistant. Brookline bowling, baseball, knitting ties and socks. Originator of and contributor to the senior lollypop club . JOHN E. FOGERTY, JR. 218 Hamilton Street Lover Mule Train Priest H. R. V. P., Treas., passing English, roller-skating. dancing, girls. He spends his fortune on roll- er-skating. 0 PATRICIA FOLEY 36 Grandview Avenue Little Britches Don't Fence Me In Own an all-girl rodeo Pass my subjects, do my work, and get out on time. Take my horse to shows and rodeos, yippee! Wherever there's a horse, you'll find Patricia, too. JOSEPH J. FORIT 99 Seventh Street Joe Harbor Lights Marines E a s y homework, hockey, baseball, swimming. We wish him the best of suc- cess for his future in the Marines. BRENDA H. FOWLER 660 Elmgrove Avenue Quarter Don't Cry Joe Boston University Young Artists' Club, Jr. French Club, H. R. Sec'y. Red Cross, talking to Judy, knitting, eating. ping-pong. d a n c i n g, bowling, Swimming. Brenda may be short, but every inch is packed full of pep. ROBERTA FRADIN 25 Greaton Drive Bobby Always Merchandiser-retailer Sports, talking on the phone to Barbara, writing letters to Boston, eating tuna fish and club sandwiches. We hope some of Auntie Bobby's sincerity is shared by her little niece. GERTRUDE GORE GALE North Scituate Trudy Summertime Tusculum College Young Artists' Club, orches- tra, BLUE U WHITE Art Staff. girls' sports, danc- ing, and Jack. Trudy is merry and cute, with many different in- terests she is a great person and a swell classmate. LEONA M. A. GALLANT 85 Ocean Street Lee This Nearly Was Mine Secretary Girls' sports, dancing, tele- phoning. Rain or shine, she may always be seen walking down- town after school. IRWIN H. GAMAN 309 Public Street Gaman Don't Cry Joe Journalism Driving a truck, watching television, and bowling. Irwin and homework are deadly enemies.