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

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Message From Our Principal Graduation from high school is a mark of distinction, a recognition of achievement. In the years gone by it was not necessary to complete high school in order to get started in successful lines of activity. Today everything is changed. For success in any Held a diploma is practically a require- ment. In the armed services, in business and industry promotions come much more rapidly to those who have indicated by success in school that they have the ability and drive to go ahead of their associates. To those graduating from Hope this June, I extend congratulations on a job well done, predictions for a successful life and best wishes for the future. HOWARD D. WOOD

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Our Advisor V61- Always ready with a smile and a word of encouragement, Miss Alice J. Spotwood has been our friend and advisor. Miss Spotwood has been our able leader in planning class affairs, our patient listener in complaint-airing sessions, and, most admirably of all, our courageous class spokesman, particularly during our senior year. Most of us have had occasion to consult Miss Spot- wood concerning our subjects and our plans for the future, and we have personally come to know of her sincere interest and un- selfish efforts. For Miss Spotwood's valuable part in steering us on our course we are deeply grateful.