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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

ggfivl' wmv. WK... ww , A 'WW' '- Mmm -wen Wm , W-Aw W ww' ' ,ff ' ' ' ,,5,g ff ay sf f 2 THE BLUE AND WHITE FOR JUNE 19 2 PUBLISHED BY THE Senumdlcwa HOPE HIGH SCHOCI., I AND JANUARY. 5 I Foretwl cl NVL the hlgh school SLIIIOIS of today must not he eonsldtred eartfrtt 1rrespor1s1ble youth Iht burdtn of the rtsmg gtneratlon wlll be thrust upon ur, w1th be XVl1dLI'lf1g speed as yyt step forth mto a uorld of con troy ersy and eonfuslon Vye are searehmg and praymg for peace securttyf and 21 realm beyond the tumultuous 5phtre that IS today therefore we havt tntltltd our yur book IDLSUHJIIOI1 'Vloon XVe ire conhdtnt that some diy suth in txlstentt yull be 1 rtahty y, . 7 V1 7 ' - , 1 ., , , A . L t ' wif 7K ? 'Q v Q Q 1 IU Table of Contentb Our 5111001 In Perspectlve Cla of January 1952 Lla 5 of June 1952 Actlvltle bport Lnder radudte 51111011 Ad 'D N I I o 1' ' I Q 1' Q ,f 'X I 1 X 1 f , I '- i I I V 1 5 K f 1 x g. no 1' ' ....... 1 ss ........ 11 1' Sh ..... . . 43 A ............. 103 ' 5 .... ........ 1 19 f g -L 3 ..... . .127 . 5 . . . ..... ....... 1 31 A Message from Our Prmctpal THE HOPE WAY Old grads know thxs slogan and are proud to have grown up rn the tradxtlons of Hope and to have shared rn the buxldmg of a code or pattern of llfe We of more recent days are prone to take things for granted We have a splendxd school plant and program but we do not always get partrclpatron by all We must all work not only ln the classroom but rn the support of all other phases of school lnfe We get out of lrfe just what we put mto rt nothmg more' True Hopextes ask favors from none They work and carry thelr share of the load Hope wrll grow more rmportant ln our communxty as rts boys and glrls become better Htted and more wnllmg to do thelr blt Let s all make the slogan The Hope Way The Rrght Way our watchword Best wnshes to all graduates of 1952 HOWARD D WOOD O I 66 99 A Message from Our Assnstant Prmclpal Congratulatrons to you who have been successful rn achnevmg your goal For many of you thrs means the end of your formal educa tlon As yot. leave us to follow your course through llfe always re member to face the world wxth your head hxgh and to be true to the rdeals set for you by your teachers and parents Upon your shoulders now rests the burden of perpetuatrng the freedoms of our country You must be contmually on guard agalI'lSt those forces of ev1l whxch are ever lurkmg ln the background and you must dedrcate your the subverslve groups seeklng to undermme xt I have every confidence ln your abnlnty to carry forth the appllca tron of the tcachnngs you have recelved Your success wxll be determxned by the extent to whxch you work wlth your fellowman and to whrch you lrve up to the xdeals of your God and Country May God speed you on your v ay and may health and happrness be always with you EDWARD F MCLAUGHLIN I I Q life to the preservation of our government and to the destruction of all Ancient ltmuuutit IamesC Smtth Sr ff I rancrs S Burnham Boqa Phqstcul Itiut 1 I redertck Dans Ldward F Mu en loseph R XX tnans C on7mtruuI Ralph Vw XX tlluns IVIarton A Ballou Eltzabeth 'VI Cannmg 'Vlary 'VI Crowley Ann Cunningham I xlltan Kelly VI Barbara Nlurru Grace X 'I aylor flu wul Vlarx D Ytestnurl 1 1: lrtimu 1 ct Ilrnmx 4 I mlltxh X :abrl 1 Dorothy C -Xllm Florenct A Brn 'Vlartha NX Budlong Florence A Crosslex Fdna B Keenan Elizabeth .I 'VlatDonald Sarahl Vlatlntyrt Angela C 'VIcDermotl Mary E Rowe H01 Cnrls Phusttal Itlutulron Agnes J Flaherty K Agnes 'Vlcf affru Bertha I' D VlcKee OUR GUIDIINL1 STARS Iowa Dk Hoxxmeta D Xxooo Prmtrput RD I- VIII MI HI IN -lisrxlarft Prmcrpul Cuzdcmu I lnnr H Hussey I dna R Vlactlonald -Xllcs I Spotwood Sara C1 Tullx I to Wetsa Ruth I: Wtlls Hebrew leather Nlrs Jtnnlt Klein Home Ironomtu Haul L Fay Vlarton 9 Wooda lnduvtrzal Arte Ray S Black Ceorge A Peterson Chester A Ruoff nm I h1 I tbruru lxalhermt C ilallnnn lnn Vlamn lluthemuttt t Xltldrrtil Il C 0 llns X a el I Blann Xhlton Brown Nl Sophta Campbell Ruth B Eddy Vladeltne Wallace XVtnntfrcd B Wood Modern loretan lcmduaut Rose Prescl Vlargaret C Lllts Vlarjonel Flllc Phtlomena Qroltnt Vlarton C' Iltxion I rmtlla Horr x ff fr ,, ldunc Rugmf W P burn Raymond VV Roberts IM Nrtce VJ Rolurta Ulflu num S Vlarrrn 'Vlxry K Andtrson ilnrlotte 'VI Bmnslun Vlxruon P Dxson Srhool Nurse Xlarwl Brennan Sumo Rmal P Rnhardson Clratcl Arnold I dward R C unntngham Robert C1 Clurnham XV1Iltam VI Iatluon Sm 1uI Xlutln Xt I Drgnan Iwstph IJ Dtlanu lr nm! 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Invnms Ll Russell 510th C Izrl XX alttr I. leach Student nl eathers I luabeth A Cameron N trgtma B Heale 'Xlhtrt W J Vlnckte Iohn McCarthy C orntltus XX' Proxost VTUFUIIU Iltwnxlcl H Alltn Xl C 71' f J lux Blue and hite Board Co-Editors in Chief Class ol January, 1952 Gail XVatcrman Class of June, 1952 Audrey Chase 1,111-ruru Ifdilors Class of January. 1952 Paula Adclson Class of Junu. 1952 Elissa XVcinstoclx Art Editor Ellen Coogan Photography Editor Jerry Millcr Sports Editor Ciordon Ambush Business Mnnagcr .lohn Kalian Advertising Vlanagcr Bernard Goldstcin Circulation Nlanagcr Joannc Krugcr Spccial Assistant Martin Vwlaldttian lfclfullu Advisors Art Eranccs Burnham Busincss Chcstcr A, Ruofl Production Ruth B, Eddy llilerarg Staff Class ttf Jurrgzurtf F151 Rostilic Circcnlwrg :Xlinc Goldstein Inn Grossman .3init.t Ciurslftv Bcvcrlv llochm.in Rohcrta Kahn l,arry Kofllcr Kenneth l indt-nlw.tum Xltircm l ustigg XvCI'01'llf.'l Nlcllti Nanci' Nltllcr Bvrnicc Nicholas Xliclmcl Olicvlt' Phyllis Shoolnmn lcttitc Svhcrt l1v.1nnc Yulofl Class of Jum Donald Cohvn lglizahcth Drumm Phyllis l'CQr Norma Cioldman Shirlcy Katz .'Xl1cn lilibanoff Xlarthn l ihlwy Phyllis K'lcKt'ndrv llolwrt 11.1 pn lfvclinr l'ortnoV Xnncx' Schifl Silly Shaw loan 'licmlsin l.ois XX'cxlcr XVilliJm XVilhur Jtmn XK'orlftn1.in , 1115 1 ond ,nuff mm' Marilyn Aptel Phyllis Beattie Jean Berube Ann Donovan Diane lldmunds Christine Gross Barbara Valles Vlilliam Park Nlldfllld hi icknev Barbara XV.ilsh Typzists Bernire Nicholas Judith Strashnick l.illian Tournas Sheila Vfeinslein Evanne Yuloff Christine Brady Helen Durkin Art S1017 Richard Yosinoff Philip l ures lldwin Skelly Raymond Burgess Contributors Prescott Ashton Bennet! Berman Dorothy Manganelli Hagop levlcgian Edward Vlcl.aughlin Charles Xlclachlan Jesse Chapman Blue and While Assembly Donald Hall Anthony Di Paolo Richard Higgins John liarrell Paul Kinnecom l,iola llfros Shirley Galer Dorothy Hildebrandt Rachel lapointe Sarah l.oviIt Dorothv Marlin ranlhonx' lncollingo Kennexh Carlson Marion xlxnlhunv .Janice Paige John Roonev Thomas Russell Sheldon Xlalinou Loretta Rice XVilliam Vargas Ten Seena Abrams Elarne Baker Nancy Beagan Rhoda Chorney Dorothy Cohen Barbara Collin leslle Goldberg Rxcha rd Abedon Dolores Abrams Seena Abrams lrene Belrveau Enrd Bergel lean Berube Janet Bowen Chnstmc Brady Donald Cohen Rose Cohen Gall Cunnmgham Barbara l1llll1gl0l'I Lmola lzfros Barbara labrncant Charles lrnklesleln Joan lord Sandra Golden Katherine Greene Photography Staff 'Vlartm VV aldman Aduertzsmg Staff Vlartm Gurley Patncra Hopkms Grant Huddxsh Shlrley Mathewson 'Vlarrlyn Nllller Wllll3m Muller Barbara Sara7en Sports Staff Nancy Beagan Vlarlene Cardln Crrculatzon Rhoda Healey Beverly Hochman Nlancy Holton Patricia Hopkms Emd HOIXII7 Arllne Jacobs Elxnor Karlnn Barbara Krng l'r1ma 'Krasner Dons Krueger Paula leavrtt 'Vlarcxa lustrg Ftta Ray llskcr Vrrgxnla lopes Shflld Vlc'Vlann Barbara McVlanus l-lrlabeth Moore Nlancy Schlfl' Eugene Schwartz Sally Shaw Barbara Skerry Martxn Waldman Stexe Wexler l csllc Goldln rg, Barbara Mureo Barbara Nexdoff Cormne Newman Shirley Nxghtlngalt Joan Orleck Vlary Paoletn Joseph Panareln lstelle Rubln Barbara Saralen Adele Schecter Joan SllV1 Senna Sokolow Nlancy Stubbs Joyce 'Iarsky Gaxl lhurbtr Vera Watson xhllllldm Wrlbur ' V - A I A l G 4 , . l ' A1 1. 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Rx 1 nz 1 PAULA ADELSON ROBERTA KAHN Fourteen An EXPCTICIICC I Shall Never Forget PAULA ADELSON I hate had many experxences whrch at the t1me of thelr occurrence seemed to me to be the most lmportant lnfluence on my l1fe I was pos1t1ve that I could never forget the embarrasstng happentng whrch made my heart ache and my stomach do fancy trxcks or the pleasant mcldent whtch made mme a world of pxnk clouds and glorlously scented apple blossoms As time elapsed however the sharp Sflng of an unpleasant event wore off and the exultatron whnch I once felt after a joyous day ceased to exxst I have had only one experlence whtch I am sure w1ll never leave my memory because th1s expertence has xnfluenced my llfe tre mendously and will contlnue to do so I was tn the mnth grade at the t1me and was taklng a subject whlch I never could get lnterested tn Latxn One mornmg xn Latin class our board wrttmg was under Way when we were vnsnted by the school prmclpal I was rather nervous because not only dld I dread gettlng up to reclte before my Latln class but the thought of havxng the prmclpal hear me made my knees weak and my mlnd go blank I slumped down xn my front row seat tryxng to be as mconsplcuous as possxble when those frxghtful words whxch sent me to the black board were uttered How I managed to reach my destmatlon stxll remams a mystery because never were my knees more rubbery than at that moment There I stood chalk tn hand knowxng that I had no ldea at all how to conjugate the verb whxch was asslgned to me Suddenly some unseen power raxsed my shakmg hand to the board and began to wrxte What was placed on the board shocked me more than anyone else The verb completely and perfectly con Jugated was wrttten plamly 1n vtew of everyone I returned to my seat accepted the con gratulatxons of the prtnclpal and then strange thoughts ran through my mmd The work on the board could not be mme for I had never learned such a verb and I could not repeat th1s feat no matter how desperately I trxed Suddenly I reallzed that xt was God who had helped me For the first t1me IH my lxfe I strongly felt the influence whxch was to be the guldlng factor of my whole lxfe Slnce that moment I have felt a stronger unlty and closeness to God than I ever had tmagmed would be mme Whenever I am tempted to step out of lme the vxslon of the small g1rl standmg at the blackboard flashes clearly before my eyes and I quxckly change my plans Thxs perhaps seems lxke a tr1v1al xncndent to have such a serxous lmpllcatlon If I had ever been told before that I would first feel Gods Influence while standmg at a black board ln class I would have laughed and satd Why should He worry whether a nmth grade Latm student recite well or not? Th1s IS most lxkely the xmpresston whrch you re cexved and unless you have had such an ex perxence yourself you wtll doubt 1ts actual tty I sttll have a strange xndescrxbable feel mg about th1s experlence whxch made me belleve nn God more than ever Smce then the force whxch has gulded me both spxrrtually and morally has been God Fzfteen . 1 1 I 7 I I usual schedule of translation, recitation, and - - ' . An Experlenee I Shall Never Forget ROBERTA JOAN KAHN I thrnk everyone at some trme or another has had an experrence that he wrll never for get Mme came the day Johnny walked rnto my lrfe It was one of those swelterrng days rn the mrddlt of July and I was dorng volunteer work as a counselor at a day camp All the chrldren vsere out rn the playground takrng rn the sunshrne that they poor under prrv rleged youngsters so badly needed The street and houses about were all very quret rn fact rf you looked out a wrndow you would feel as rf you were lookrng at a prcture for nothrng moved Not even a leaf dared to breathe The only sounds that could be heard were the delrghtful norses only happy chrl dren can make when they are havrng fun and these youngsters certarnly were havrng fun slrdrng down slrdes swrngrng on swrngs tanglrng themselves up rn the monkey bars makrng mud pres rn the sandbox and see sawrng Amrdst all thrs a small figure could be seen walkrng shyly up the path from the street The demure lrttle boy slowly opened the gate hesrtantly walked over to me and wrth expressrve eyes of fear began rattlrng off words rn a language I had never heard before The yard suddenly became srlent whrle everybody stared at hrm rn amazement Be vrrldered by thrs he stopped abruptly and soon the long held back tears started to roll one by one down hrs rosy puffed cheeks From hrs tremblrng hand I took a note ad dressed to anyone of the counselors It read thus Thrs rs Johnny I-Ie rs a Polrsh refugee who was orphaned by the war and who rs now stayrng at the orphanage at the corner of your street Srnce there are no boys hrs own age here wrth whom he can play I am sendrng hrm to you every day for I am sure you have many erght year olds there Johnny can speak very lrttle Englrsh but I am conndent that he wrll learn very raprdly as he rs exceptronally brrght Thank you so very much Srster Mary Lourse From that moment on I knew I had an arduous task to Srxteen perform to teach a young boy who spoke lrttle of my language and knew nothrng of my customs to rrd hrmself of hrs fears and learn to lrve the lrfe of an average Amerrcan chrld Thrs rndeed was a drfficult goal Chrldren when they want to be can be the cruelest people rn the world for they know no boundarres when rt comes to rnsults and mockery Johnny and I soon drscovered thrs The frrst week I thrnk was the hardest ordeal rn Johnny s lrfe What kept hrm from runnrng away Ill never know I thrnk rts what I admrre most rn hrm hrs determrna tron hrs desrre to see thrngs through Patrently I trred to explarn about Johnny to all the chrldren Day by day I sat alone wrth hrm and trred to teach hrm trred to get hrm to yorn the youngsters rn therr play trred to shreld hrm from therr sneers and laughter but to no avarl As the weeks went by however they be gan to accept hrm more and make fun of hrm less Soon hrs confidence grew and wrth rt grew hrs vocabulary For the Hrst trme he seemed to be enjoyrng lrfe Soon he became one of the most popular boys there for he came out of hrs shell and showed off hrs knowledge I-Ie was an expert story teller a wr? at performrng magrc trrcks and tops at dorng headstands Yes Johnny was one of the gang On the last day of camp I recerved my greatest thrrll my greatest sense of achreve ment My most unforgettable experrence had come to the best end possrble for with a brg broad grrn on hrs adorable chubby red cheeked face a sparkle rn hrs brg blue eyes and rn an accent whrch now had become the envy of all hrs playmates he came to me and sard Thank you so much for helprng me get acquarnted Cvery badly mrspronouncedj wrth everybody I love you very much And wrth that he turned and ran down the path from whrch just erght short weeks be fore he had entered the playground a - v 1 I . , ' n V , . . - . , . . . . . . , , , , r V . , l - - v r A v v ' . v v ' - v 1 n . . 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Raul l oxett John Rooney Bennett Berman Robert Slmmons lresrdent Vrce Preszdenl Bennett Berman Rosalie Greenberg, John llabershaxx Nan lxxlby Paul Mahoney 'Nlamy 'Vlrller John Rooney Charles 'I arewoslan Call Waterman Class Councll Cl ASS OFFICERS John Rooney Secretarq Veronnca Mello Rhoda Healey Treasurer Robert Simmons FORMER Cl ASS OFFICERS llA Trusurer Su y ION lnn s I'reas OA Vnce Pres l B IZB Serntarv Pres R r IIB Pres IA IZB Vncc IZB Presrdenl 11B Secretary IOB Vrce Pres IOA Pres IIB Treasurer rl' 'l 1. A I , , ' , I . . Q J ' ' s ' - 'f IOB 5 f ' xx., ' 'L ' IOB' .,l 'e . l ,llA llrcsidcwr Rhoda Healey . , llA Sec'y. IZB Truss. . - ..,..r , 10B ,, 10. . ' . ' , , ., l , ' -Pres. JANUARY 1 9 5 2 PAULA ADELSON l2l Emelrne Street Versatrle Paula has served Hope well Even as the hard workmg and lntellxgent 12A Lxterary Edrtor of the BLUE fd WHITE she has managed to create a cheerful atmos phere Her wmnrng person y has been felt rn French Club musical organ: 7at1ons and on the Semor Play Production Commrttee SOORENI AVIERICANIIANI 100 Imera Avenue If looktng for 'Vlert you wtll probably End htm erther burldmg model arrplanes working on hot rods fishtng Other spare time rs spent double datrng and t tendrng moues and baseball games As a partrcxpant rn hrs fathers laundry busxness Sooren wrll be tops I DWINI AYDRADE 44 John Street Dmky wall always be re membered at Hope as one of tts best athletes outstandrng as a hrgh jumper on the out door and Indoor track teams the basketball football and baseball teams Some college wall be fortunate to fmd htm tn ns ranks next fall ROBLRT J ANDREXVS 54 Iongblock Street Bob has been a great asset to Hope both as Hockey Team Vlanager d Home Room Treasurer H enjoys playtng golf patntmg and comprlrng scrap books He rs lookrng forward to a career as a certrfled publr accountant 'VIARILYN I APTEL ll6 Chad Brown Street Sparklrng Vlartlyns varr ous actrwttres Include typmg for the Hope Loq and Bl LE U VJHITE workrng rn the an actm a a Corr1dorRecept1omst von derful preparatron for her fu ture as a prrxate secretary Rowrng bowlmg swrmmmg and Saturday nrght dates also rnterest thrs luely lass MARTHA ARAMIAN 66 Pembroke Avenue F r 1 e n dl y sophrstlcated Martha always has a ready smxle and rs eager to make new frrends Good mustc rnterests her and danctng rs one of her favornte pastrmes Martha who has prcked busrness for her career has been occupred at Hope typrng for the Hope Log and representtng her homeroom rn the .Iunror Red Cross RICHARD R BARTLEY 3 4 Pennsylvanra Avenue Dtck rs a member of the Organ17ed Reserved Corps and has many hobbres Some of them are swrmmmg fish mg and playrng pool H lntends to joln the servrce after graduation from Hope and we know he w1ll be a welcome addltlon to our armed forces BARBARA A BARTON I7 Wnlson Street Quret rndustrxous Barbte enjoys skatrng bowlrng read mg and her office work We know Barbte rs capable of makmg a success of everythmg rn her lfe Her work as secretary for her church fel lowshnp rs .1 stepptng stone towards her future as a secre tary BLTTY I. BASOK 42 Vassar Avenue A generous smrle a frrend ly greetmg and a pleasrng personalrty are charactertstrc of Snookre She was actrve rn grrls sports a member of the French Club and a valu able asset to the BLUE YS WHITL The Sextet would be at a loss wrthout her EDWARD J BATTAGLIA 163 Elmwood Avenue I'r1endly Ed was one of the mamstays of the football team and was asststant J V Baseball Coach One of the leaders of the cheerrng at the hockey games Bags ts an en thusrastrc supporter of ll sports He rntends to go to college to become an engrneer Nzneteen alit ' the ' ' A 4 A L A U 'I' or tw ' ' I . ' . we ' , ' . e A a - 'T - - - - and as a valuable addition to , I , A 1 . a f Y t an as a A , ' - . e ' ' ' , .C V . s. A, o., a ' g 5 S , ' ' . - ' M ', Twenty ANUARY 9 5 PHYLLIS S BEATTIE 131 Pxtman Street A homeroom ofhcer Phxl s actxvltxes lnclude workmg ln a office dancmg glr S sports B Y F and wamng for a particular phone call Wtth her sweet wlnnmg smtle and frxendly drsposntlon she wnll make an excellent secre tary CARL R BECKER 476 Frlendshlp Street Athlettc Beck has been a member of the football bas ketball and baseball teams A launt to Lmcoln Park m a new car ns gust what the doc tor ordered for Carl He tn tends to go to the Umversxty of Rhode Island and become a physxcal educatnon mstruc or IRENE O BELIVEAU 80 Algonqum Street Irene an actxve member of our class has enjoyed working for the Hope Loq and the found ttme to be a Corrxdor RECCPIIOHISI A grand sport Irene IS Interested ln bowlmg tennxs and particularly swlm mxng SYLVIA BENIUM I02 Taylor Street Although Syl appears qulet and demure she ns full of fun She ns actxve nn sports enjoys musnc and llkes bexng wlth 'Norm To most suggestlons s wtll give a hearty l rxghty After leaxxng school Syl wtll enter the busmess world ENIID A BERGEL 840 Hope Street A tall sophlstntated blonde E 1 loves bexng wtth crowd especially the Sex She was a Corndor Receptnonxst a member of the Debatmg Soctety and IS n avid eater of lobster After college she plans to become a buyer of women s apparel BENNIETT I BERMAIN 37 Elmway Street Ben has been a busy man at Hope Head Usher Ednror rn Chxef of Hope Loa and Busmess Manager of he Sentor Play were some post txons he held Popular Ben net plans to be an VID fmeat dealerj after attendxng Boston Untverslty A ERUBE ms S ct n as secre d and Mr likes drives bf mg o at lettc e danctng d wrtt rn e Marme As a prxvate tary to an executxve we a sure she wtll make a htt MARIA BONTEL LVIARY BRANINONI 7 Halsey Street Among Mary s vartous tn terests are Young Artists Club Spamsh Club actxng and both lce and roller skat lover and dancmg concerts and operas take up much of her tlme Prlncess hopes some day to become an actress and make the name of Vlana Bontev famous GILBERT BREWER 60 Carrmgton Avenue The blg man wlth tht mg smx e that s Gul Covsboy movxes are yust hts meat and he can t get enough of them After leavmg Hope he plans to Jom the A1rI orce as a step ptng stone to the future EVERETT H BRODER 39 Benefrt Street Ev has a wonderful dns posmon and a cheering smxle for everyone During the baseball season he ns busy cheermg the Red Sox team on to vlctory Outsxde of school Everett reads works and goes fnshmg Afttr graduatlon he hopes to enter the busmess world L -t V n , ' , l'-l ' ' . t . . .. t ' , . f I J . ' .7 . e I h 1, a - y r, . ' ' C r . ' ' , f . . - nur Q y. ' h- s I ' .' , ' ' gl 'st a r ' . I . BLUE WHlTIi.A She .has ing. She is an' avid music . . I . l , I 1 I ' I V he H' ' I a - A u 4 - Q I .fd I A I 4 ur ' - 1 ter. 'I 1 ' I I .I . . A I ' ' a ' . ' ' . , K, I I Q 5 1 JANUARY 1 9 5 2 RAYMOND .I BURGESS 22 Whitney Street Red who enjoys life fully is a welcome member of any group Roller skating foot ball and Irrsh dances occupy actrwe Red s trme In improv mg hrs dancing he has a special hobby In the future he plans to become a drafts man KENINIETH E CARLSON 40 Farragut Avenue IndustrroL.s Ken rs a wrll ing participant rn all actrvrtres and was especially important rn the Senior Play and on the Bl L1 25 WHITE staff He rs a talented surrealrst and he plans to become a textile de signer when he graduates from the R I School of De sign CHARLES N CARTER 112 California Avenue Serving as student director of the Senior Play and usher are among Chucks accom plrshments He rs secretary of the R W Chapter of the A Z A and a camp coun sellor He enjoys attending auction sales and plans to jorn hrs father s auctroneerrng m after graduation from r nt I v RHODA OR I. K ge r da has pxfi c A actrvrt sin e came lrng Club a d,Sp lub ,She b an Inn ary rde r R1cept d on ror tron 3 Bl. F TE ecomrng Denta rs h l brtron shes sure o be a succ BRUNIO CIMINI 31 Jasper Street Energetic Bruno has ac complrshed much during hrs three years at Hope H played Preston the football captain rn the Senior Play and was an ACIIVE member of the Spanish Club He plans o to Bryant or vrsrt Uncle Sam El EAYOR A COCOZZA 42 Whitney Street Vrvacrous likeable El can usually be found with Syl vra or looking for her She enjoys dancing movies tak rng rides to the Prer both rce and roller skating and just being happy Someday she rs going to vrsrt Mramr but rn the near future she wants to work as a stenog rapher CHESTER COLLIER 190 Dexter Street Chet an enthusiastic sup porter of the debating crety and Hope L q welcome addition to any organwatron Outsrde f school he enjoys dancing and swimming Hrs rnter est rn the busrness world rs shown rn hrs ambrtron to be come an accountant IOSFPH T COVIRAS 131 Ivergreen Street Big Joes main ambr tron rn the near future rs to stop growing He enjoys popular musrc and spends hrs spare trme with autos The Spanish Club Stage Crew and ULPS lraternrty wel comed hrm He plans to en ter the U of R I and major rn busrness admrnrstratron JAVIES DOI ATN 19 Harvard Avenue Jrm rs a likable boy who enjoys baseball hockey and basketball Although hrs hobbres are hunting and automobiles Jrm plans t end R I and we are sure he will make a fine teacher ANINI 'VI DONIOVANI 368 Cranston Street In thrs friendly eflicrent young lady we can see the makings of a line secretary lrrsh likes Sunday drrves with Bob basketball danc ing and football games X secretary for Vlr Wilkins a wrter a d typrst for he Hope Loq a monitor for B tle and a swr board operator Ann has been very busy Twenty one get llt, , A 4 4. ' , v Q . ' r 4 Soi . r 1 I . ' I 1 o is a I ' - . 1 , ' A . 'O I ' I G A I . Av 70 Brf'h'rr H f A . A 1 I I in v vw , E 'ud' ,the Lead' I smiles easily and often. He ers , , - , Ki , , 4 ' , rid? ' n t, ' ' A O the! Pl prawn! an , , C. ri., 1 n . r ., Ds. ' r J l n i y r st ' er , 111 ' ' , and ' t big ' C 'X ' , V 'i A, . s ' I ' V I st , A .' Q . ' , I n I I t 1 ' . . Vjjj Mr. at I 'rch- O g 1 Twenty two ANU RY 1952 JESSE 'VI DUBIN Dl Carrtngton Avenue If you go to Jesse s house he ts sure to show you hts many books of tnteresttng stamps An ardent sports fan Jesse has a spectal ltktng for basketball The future holds an tnteresttng career of televtston repatrtng for htm DIANI l IDMONIDS l60 Howell Street Dts church acttvtttes h r busy she s member of the chotr Y P and Crtrs Irtndly ctety e a typtst both the Hope Lua and the BLUI ANID XXIII!! No xol leyball game ts complete un less Dtane ts there to wtn or her stde She ts svte and her pleastng, personaltty ry her r bustness world I I IIABI I H 'VI LRICKSONI 29l Vv'tllard Avenue If 1 statement ts made 111 wtll lnswer vttth a questton mt, No ktddtng She en s skattng b w t watchtng hockey games and sp ndtng llme tttth oey to enter the bustness world as a bookkeeptnt, machtne operator BPXRBARA 'I I -XBRICANT 74 Wheaton Street ble ll e un an ter ltxely remarks brtghten any contersatton She s a Corrtdor Receptton ISI a member of the lrench Cub and belongs to e Ll J Her hobbtes are danctng bowltng and swtmmtng She plans to become a nurse tn the future What luckx pattents to hate happy tertatntng Bobbte around BARRY FEI LVIANI 85 Homer Street Barry s wtt tnd humor ts greatly mtssed by all stnce he totned the Colst Guard Hts Iatortte ptsttmes wre sports ant trateltng kfter Barry ts dtselnretd from the service he pltns to heeome 1n account 1nt CHARLES I IINKLESTEINI 348 Slater Axenue Chay was ctrculatton manager and tn the advertts mg department of the Hope Loq an Usher and an ar dent member of the Inrench Club Attendtng college ts hts plan after graduatton and then he destres to be c me .1 tycoon en tll Street YI ITA IINKLESTEIN I6 Iaton Street Yet s boundless energy ts protected tnto her many out st e actnttres tennts nrt ttng and danctng Her won derlul ettt of gab has won her manv frtends at Hope She plans to attend Bryant College to study to be a cer tthed accottntmt YN! IR ll-lt Camp Street Atl s tntense Interest tn all ktnds of radto work and power boats has led to hrs future ambttton to enter the Untted States Navy after eraduatton tn January Vee know he vttll he a credit to Hope 'NORVIAXI J GAIWIES Ol Central Street Ath ettc Nlorman has played tn mtny sports He was a welcome parttctpant aseball track an basketball teams and tn tart ous Provtdence Center work Norman s ure ttn e ctded but after ertduatton he tntends to become a mem her of the Arr Force I UNIICI Oa l O u r e eff 4 escent B on bus at Wllll E g bow mg ng were er a o tvtttes Euntc plans to conttnue as a secre tary at Brown Untterstty I , , . ' 3 in 3 A V I vo m W. keep e , as. i a Ii, l' 3' 7 .Soi 1 il - ' . Sh is ' for ,. . 3. 4' tj lv .d, ,'k,V f - .I e ' 'Vet. i ' , watt far fa in the 9 ' , Y V I : ,V 2 1 U, A . ' I e , Y by I 'I ,J , Att, . ta f ost joy A ' , ol I' n gl I I I , - After graduation. she plans I' . I . ' , Bob V is fu af I . . Fi 1. V l' . I E I' . i, yr , I I on b ' . it Id l . ' the , ' Bl. 'Q AND Wtttrta St ff. , ' ' f ' , ' , ' V x ,' fut ' ts .dt- W t- . en- I, A 3 . 3 .J lr -i Et, , A 237 d Av e . 1 AY , 3 ,. Y - , , K E - e. L - X - J feta v ' , M ' ., 5 . - , 1 ' . lh . , A , , a . tt t ANUARY 1 9 5 2 IEO B GI ASHEYNI 326 Dudley Street I eo enroys swrmmrng and was on our track squad You can always spot Leo rn a crowd bcause he rs a head taller than the other people After serxrng hrs country as a srrlor he hopes to enter the engrneerrng Held VIARIONI JI XX CODI lx 37 Autrrmn Street VI rron a lrxely grrl wrth many rnterests has a specral r rng for bowlrng an dancrng When not prrtrcr patrng rn these she may b found svrrmmrng or skat rng Oflice worle rs her arm after graduatron and she hopes someday to beeome 1 prrxate secretary I XII D COI DSI I-I9 Cypress Street Versrlrle Coolsre has been rye member o our ss p rtrerpxtrng rn grrs swrmmrng and bowlrng the Stafl the Junror Plays and Corrrdor Receptronrsts Alrne rs headed for ls U where she rntends to prepare to beeome 1 buyer Bl RNIARD VI CO1 DSII IW 96 Cathedrrl Axentre Bunny represented Hope on the tennrs team and hr portrayal of the Vrce Prrncr pal rn the Senror Play wrll long be remembered Bernre prosed hrs capabrlrtres for busrness rn hrs handlrng of the advertrsrng for the Bl Ut AND WIIITI and vrrll soon nter Bryant IIAROI D C ONII S I I Prlee Street Chubby s determrnarror- has gurded hrm rnto becom rng a professronal boxer H was actrxe rn football ant wrestlrng for Hope Harold noys dancrng grls a collectrng prctures Hrs next brggest lose to boxrng rn ats 'Vly Crrrl by at lxrng Cole Qs' ALLYN Cr GREENBERG 145 Camden Avenue Peppy Al enjoys wres tlrng and Clancrng Hrs rn tense rnterest rn musrc has made hrm an accomplrshed pranrst whose musrcal per formances are always greatly an rcrpated by hrs cass mates After graduatron January he rs plannrng t jon the Unrted States Arr Corps ROSALIE GR IO Detrort Awe Lowely dramatre wrll be remembered portrayal of Susan e Senror Play She enjoys Shakespeare poetry and canasta Rosalre has been on the Bl UI FXNID WIIITI Staff and has been a Class Ofhcer many trmes After College she hopes to marry and rarse a quartet CHRISIINJI A CROSS Olney Str et Asrde from roller sleatrnt, enrng ra Vaughn Chrrs h s meen plrcatrng monrtor md on I! BIUI 'INIIJXXIIIII .1 She hopes to enter Boston Unrversrty to beeome 1 rrav elrng secretary lots of ltck to you Chrrs PAUI CROSS 'I-l Hawthorne Axenue Cranston R I Frrendly Paul rs always 1 welcome member of a y roup H was H Treasurer rn IOB and be longs to the Roger Wrllrams A Z A Softball and basket ball are hrs hobbres After graduatron rn January Parr plans to work IVA C ROSSNI IN 718 Cypress Street ute vacrous nr known for her garety as vrell as for her scholastrc abrlrty 8 BILI 'IND WIIITI Senror Play Productron De batrng Socrety Hope 1047 and grrls sports kept her xery busy at Hope Ina wrll add much to whrchexer col lege she chooses -v Twenty three r V ' I tl ' ' 1 . 'V - ' . ' in e e V V V ' ' O . V. 3 5' S' A af ji V A , V ,V . , , VV re' V P' f ' tr - ' ' I . I ' A lh li f - , . ,' V M Ill. 2 . 3 , 'IZIN an act' ' I- f K' , K. - , CIA,-7 ,J ' ' A ' I and list ' ' to S a h . 7 e 7, ' V 'L I lx, rsrura AND Wrrrrra Literary 6, Mrs' Woods SCCMQYYV du- ? 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JANUARY Twenty-four RICHARD GULBRANDSEN 33 Autumn Street Handsome Dick came to Hope recently from 'Slew Jersey He plans to attend Highlands University 'Slew Mexico Among his in terests are boating fishing driving and hunting Al though he has been at Hope a s ot time es well liked and popular His goal is engineering ARLENE GUVIBINIER 97 Stamford Street A friendly Hi Hon can be heard from Arl as she dashes to and from classes She enloys sports playing the piano and riding in con xertibles She made a won derful Homeroom Officer Corridor Receptionist and Sorority member The busi ness world is her next stop ANIITA P GURSKX 61 Cactus Street Intelligent and scintillai ing Anita has been active in Spanish Club Hope Loq BLUE AND WHITI: Senior Play and .Ir Red Cross w ie at Hope She aso distinguishes herself at the no and as a fas i n model As a psychology m or in college A ita io sure to succeed BARBARA -X HANIIX 77 West Park Street R ing in the rain a d gossiping with Seena are C ick's favorite activi- ties. A sport enthusiast and Homeroom Oflicer while at Ho e, she ' undeci ed a out her future, but ' know she will be a success at whatever she chooses. RHODA D. HEALEY 36 Pratt Street Chic, vivacious Ro was Senior Vice-President. She enjoys dancing. sports. cou- boy music, and the Clan. Rhoda has been a Corridor Receptionist, member of the Bill? AND XXHITIE tall. . C. and hospita volunteer work. She will at- tend Roger XX'illiams Nlursf ing School. RICHARD HIGGINS 15 Jefferson Street Dic s territic sense f humor and friendly manner are keys to his popularity His portrayal of Johnny in the Senior Play and his per formances on the trombone endeared him to us all After graduation from college ii will become a florist BFVIQRI Y D HOCHVI-VXI l5O Narragansett Blvd Pretty talented B v outstanding in singing and dancing and has also done modeling Among her vari ous activities are BI UL AND WHITI' Staff Rainbow Booster Club Young Ar IISIS and duplicating moni or ln college Bevu. in tends to study dental tech nology MARII YNI S HOROVITZ 39 Benefit Steer: Lyn has been a duplicat ing monitor and lnnrmary Aide Tennis music base a and buying s ort clothes are some of her hob bies After attending mer chandising college shi. hopes to become a buyer of sports wear Ciood luck to ou Vlirilyn ANVI HONY N INCOI l INGO O6 Russo Street n y is always ready to greet you with a friendly smie. H- has been an l2A. H. R. Presi en helped t make e Senior Play a success. 'le 'plans to study engineering in the near future ARLPINE F. JACOBS 120 Roger Vvfilliams Ave A very active member of our class, Arlene has been a cheer leader. Corridor Re- tionist, ll-'X H. R. ' - retary and is a member of the BLUE AND VJHITP Cir- culation Staff. When Arlene leases Hope. she will miss doing her shorthand notes in class and writing notes to Joan. JANUARY 1 9 5 2 JLANI I' JOHNSTON! 209 lxy Street Jtannre wrll soon be get trng, her VRS degree but xrrll vtork meanvxhrle as a comptometer operator She rs a C AP officer and n joys Drrrer Trarnrng l hrmary vxorlt dancrng and gorng to new places Plan nrng htr futurc vtrth Jrmmre keeps qurtt pltasanr Jean nrt wcry happy THU 'Vl-X J JONI 9 -40 Olney Strut Pttrte Thelma rs a mem ber of the Youth fellow shrp She enjoys lrstenrng to good musrc walkrng the rarn and gorng to he moxres wrth Janre and Chrrs A pcrfectronrst her neatness an accuracy should great assets to her rn busrness school lDWl'N IORGI 206 Poutr Strttt W en l ddrc s name mentroncd ont rnstantly thrnks of the wonderful rec ball lndoor and Outdoor lrack teams lddre was also one of the football stars rn Ever Srnce ve though he s undccrdtd about ture wr b dtrstrrorrs rn hrs chosen ot cuprtron HARRY KADSIVITY 208 Oakland Axenuc rrendly a 7 e as shorted hrs rntertst rn sports as a member of our wrestlrng team Other spare trme rs spent huntrng hshrng o settlrng down vnrth a good book After serxrng rn the Arr Corps Harry rntends to become traulrng sal mrn ROBI Rl A KAHNJ 79 Upton Avenue Scrntrllatrng Bobby rs a grrl who accomplrshes great deal As a member of the lrench and Young Ar trsts Clubs a vurrter for the BIUT AND XXHlTI and 35 a Senror Play student drrec tor she has prored herself to be a definrte asset to 0 school 1' vy- 'Q' DONALD S KDAN 14 Satoy Street Frrendly quret Don rs rn terested rn baseball football motres and bowlrng Hrs hobbres are huntrng draw rn and frshrng Hrs m medrate future rs undecrded but he plans for a mrlrtary career Good luck Don You deserve rt' ARTHUR J KEILEY 903 Nlorth 'Vlarn Street 'Ihe good lookrng blond you see rn the corrrdor s Art Kelley who has been on the Hockey and Baseball teams f r 3 ye rs A ter graduatron he rntends to rorn the army but hrs real goal rs pro baseball NVe know he wrll succeed VANI Kll BY 279 Beneht Street Hrs wonderful sense of humor and constant chat ter about hot rods always draw a crowd Van was a fr r T lkrng to Moe chemrstry class rs hrs favor rte recreatron When you need a mechanrcal cngrneer t hesrtatc to call Van CHFSTER I KIXIC' 394 Rrxer Avenue Chet has been Home Room Officer and a football star both rn realrty and rn the Senror Play Hrs hob bres are collectrng antrque beer mugs and telephone numbers A frrendly H 'Nlerghbor can be heard from thrs Adonrs who has d crded to work untrl he en ters the servrce PAUI G KINNECONA 9 Thurston Street Paul rs known to us all as a fine vrolrnrst Ouret and unassumrng he rs well lrked and popular A member of Young Artrsts Club French Club and the Orchestra hrs rnterests are sports stamps and De'Vlolav Paul wrll study to be a chemrst and rn hrs chosen field we are sure hell be successful Twenty five 'H .r A. . A J e - V' ' ' ' l V ' I . n- FL... gg ' Q ' i - ' V I y - . - , . I ' - in o a , f U ,- ' rA F, . , , . d l g A be . A ' A . i rl . 2 t .- h 3 I is - ord he's had on Hope's Foot- 3 Homeroom and Class Of- - . A A ce , a ' in ' t3 Ar- ' ' . ' ' I ' A do no V ' on the fu he' ll e rn- ' . . A V I. . t 1 lf A I K .H h . . . Y ' ' . ' ' ' , ' H r , It - L . ,. 1 . r D , . el , a 'V es- . ' I ' I . 4 . r . . 3 . . . 4 . : ' l V 5 l A ' A ' . th A l ' , i' Twenty-six ANUARY SHEILA G KIRSHENJBAUM D4 Warrington Street Our energetic She will always be remembered for her work in the Band and Orchestra Sheila wants t attend the Boston School of Dental 'Nlurstng and we are sure she will be a success IAURLNICI H KOl-ll LR 270 Cole Avenue Larry the boy with the shiny Olds is always will to give you .1 enjoys football dancing driving and is a member of e Ll AWD VJHI Staff After a business course U larry plans to come a luggage m1nufac lllfffl' Hl RBLRI ROSLOI l 180 Jewett Street pl y for the N Yankees is Squeekys main ambition He can be found selling papers at any spot in event at the Auditorium Dancing beach parties and a 1937 Dodge make up the of actin ies e S Y fn S CSS IS CDYCCI llONlDl C IAXABI RT 90 Superior Street la ing the piano a d wood carting are the hob- bies of friendly and popular Leo. who is headed for th' Navy after graduation. Some day he intends to own his own radio shop, and we all h e his ambition will - fulhlled. 'l'HOfVlAS li. l,AfNCiANl -H3 Public Street Sunny Side of the Street is Toms fatorite song, and sunny 's iust the veord or h'm, for hes a boy w o's happy-goflucky and fun- loving, He enjoys swim- ming, dancing, sports, ar. n the ladies. Tom wants to get his Hrst million quick' ly so that he can travel. 'V V7 RUTH H LARSONI 109 Cass Street Capable Ruthie has been .1 great asset tn the SAO Outside of school she en toys Rainbow Girls dancing an roller skating l e immediate future she tends to become a secretary but later she hopes to be tome 1 home mlkff CLORCL 'Vl LEAVENS lab Congdon Street Handsome blond Cieorge was a member of the Traek and Cross Country Team and has been an Usher He enioys dancing swimming bisketball and football Hts favorite hobby is collecting records the futut expects to become 1 dental technician 3 UIA Vl 4 l 7 Vlorris Axcnue Paul s titacious personal m de h a welcome member o the fun loting Sextet S e h be n a member o the BILI A D X Ill Sta She eno s dancing double dtting with tyne and te riting let s Nl xt y she p ins to tn BU SXNlORD I lCHl 7 lorest St ect Bu! tetll remembered for sh1rp clothes has been actin tn swimming. tennis. horse' back riding. bowling. danc in . A,Z.3X.. an ' Y., CA. Besides this e also has had a part time 'ob 'n a drug store' Bu! ho es eventually ecome . pharmacist. K INNIZTH S I,lNDlfNB'XUM 51 Pinehurst Avenue Knny f a well-known 'an n, H's outsi e ac' tivities include e Spanism Club. and Young Artists' ub, and he will long - remembered for his wondtr ful direction of Class Dav 'ant Cwllege is his goa for next year meth JANUARY 2 RAUL L. LOVETT 310 Doyle Avenue R a u l ' s witticisms are adaptable to numerous situa- tions. H: was a member of the Young Artists' Club. Spanish Club, and J.V. lfootball Team. Raul enjoys watching football games and listening to Pretty-eyed Baby with Nancy! Next year he will attend the Uni- versity of Miami. MARCIA l.. LUSTIG 206 Baker Street The Rainbow Girls, the Hope Loo. and the Red Cross claim 'AMishie' as a mem- ber. She enioys reading. knitting. dancing. and listen- ing to jazz rcords. After graduation Marcia plans to enter the business world as a secretary. PAUI. Ii. MAHONEY 70 Ninth Street Paul has been a Class and H. R. Officer and a Track Man. liun-loving and popu- lar. he has an avid interest in hot rods and can almost always be found in confer- ence with Van about cars. Moe hopes someday to enter the auto industry. GERALD S. MALDAVIR 36 Sassafras Street Jerry has been well- known as Head Usher. past President of the Spanish Club. Football Trainer- Manager. and as Spud in the Senior Play. Junior Achievement, J.C.C., and Senior Judea. have also prof- ited by Jerry's enthusiasm and ability which are sure to bring him success as an eye-doctor. EDVVARD M. MARKOFF 87 Overhill Road Bla Ed always has a smile for everyone even on the bluest days. He enioys bowling and taking long rides in the cou try. Attend- ing the U. of R. l. is the maior part of his plans for next year. AR . RKSM 208 Th Avenue One of our favorite Majorettes is 'Cay . She has been a representative for the Crusade for'Freedom. enjoys swimming. dai life with the gang, Fenway Park, and keeping her Ted Williams Scrapbook. Next year she will enter nurses' training school. GERALD F. MAXWELL 20 Woodbine Street Athletic Gerry is happy when he is participating in any sport. He was a shining light on our Hockey and liootball Teams and was J.V. Football and Baseball Coach. College is Gerrys next step, but he would like to go into government work eventually. JOHN MELKONIAN 197 Colfax Street Jack. a great car enthusi- ast. spends much of his time tinkering with cars. He also finds coin collecting and baseball interesting. Jack is going to enter the Coast eluard in the near future, but he hopes eventually to become an owner of a suc- cessful business. VERONICA MELLO 242 Williams Street Talented, charming, and intelligent. Ronnie is liked by just veryone. She has been a Homeroom Secretary for six terms and is a mem- ber of the Senior Council. Ronnie was Mr. McLaugh- lin's secretary. she served on the Staff of the BLUE AND XVHITE. and was Hope Loq representative and on th: Senior Play Production Committee. RUTH A. METTS I8 Camp Street With her good sense of humor, Ruthie is a must in any crowd. She has varied interests. such as roller- skating, reading. and listen- ing to records. particularlv Body and Soul . Ruth will make a very efficient secretary someday soon. JANUARY 1 9 5 2 JEROME P MILLER 117 Radcliffe Avenue Ha is that short handsome man r o a min g the Hope corridors He en toys dancing Joes car and a good game f Pocket Pool Jerry can always be hard saying Who me? Ierry loves Dancing in the ark H plans to a photographer after gradua tion NANJCY J MILLER 207 Grotto Avenue Nan a girl of immense capabilities and enduring popularity has been extreme ly active in both social and cholastic affairs at Hope To enumerate her many ac complishments would b practically impossible Nan has what it takes What else can we say? DAXIILI A 'VICDONALD 90 Corinth Street Dan en toys baseball foot ba building model air anes an sittin down with a good book After ra uation h plans work and he has a secret de sire to become a professional ball player We are sure he b a success in a career he pursues BARBARA A 'VICHUGH 99 Ocean Street Bobbie enjoys dancing bowling football games and spending time with Norman. Bo bie is sweet. likeable. and has a smile for everyone. The near future holds a business career, but exentual- - s h pes t get er VI.R.S. degree. JOAN F. MCKENNA ll Rosedale Street Sweet. attractive .Ioannie eniovs dancing. sports. and shuffle board. She W s a Vlaiorette. and has an incur' able phobia for odd-colored in s. She will be remem- bered as th honey-dripping Southern b,lle in the Senior Play. After graduation Joan pans to work as denta assistant. ,, . , h t 44' ' A 1 fl I , . nl JJ, A f .n I B ARBARA L MCLEOD 255 Prairie Avenue Quiet agreeable Barbie surprisingly enough likes wr stling matches' She also engoys football games danc ing ice cream sodas and television Barbara plans to enter the business world after graduation and we know she will be a credit to Hope EDVIUND A 'XIARDELLA 561 Charles Street E ie one of t ose quiet patient people who can spend hours on ing saw puzzles H also en o s skating and football Some day he hopes to own his own business We knovn that pleasant easy goin Eddie will go far CORININE R 'N1EVU'VlA'Nl 191 Princeton Axenue Conscientious Cora has been active in many clubs in and out of school while at Hope She has been H R Secretary Red Cross Repre sentative on the BLUE AND WHITE Staff and a member ot the Bowling Club and Phi Delta Corinne eventually ho es to get her MRS degree BERNICI- O NICHOLAS 177 lippitt Street In spite of her many out side activities vivacious Ber nice has had time to be a member of the BLUE ANU WHITE Staff. Y-Teens, Red Cross and to be a typist for the Hope Log and a cham- pionship ping ponq player. Bernie's' sparkling per- sonality and friendliness make her an asset to any crowd. MICHAEL O'KEEFE 157 Atlantic Avenue Mike always has a cheery Hello for everyone. H was on the BLUE AND WHITE Literary Staff and is a member of the armv resene. Blondes and sharp clothes especially interest Mike. whose future ambition is to be a merchandiser. JANUARY 1 9 5 2 DOROTHY ORNSTEINI 32 Radclrffe Avenue Dotty s wrnnrng smrle wrll be her passport to pop rlrrrty She rs always but as her trme outsrde of school rs spent workrng wrth the Hadassah and Senror Judea drncrng swrmmrng and skatrng She splans to go rnto ofhce work next year DONIALD J P IETFRJ II7 Abbott Street Duckre rs well knorvr for pranrs rc a rrty l kes dancrng beautrful grtls the Yankees musrc stamps and old cars The rmme drate future holds bank work and rf he doesn t con ue tn tht lrne he wr go to college BLNJTON PIERCI- 190 'Vlodena Avenue B n a great sports en thusrast has been actrve rn baseball cross country track wrestlrng bowlrnq an swrmmrng When Ben rs a r player of h N Yankees we hope he wrll send us all free passes THOMAS R QUIGLEY 118 Cranston Street Good lookrng pleasant Tom spends hrs spare trme toachrngJ V football Th boys enjoy wotkrng wrth such a good sport He hopes someday to enter goxcrnment work for whrch h rs u ll surted Tom adapts hrmself easrly to every srtuatron FRANIK RESNIICK 141 Sessrons Street Reszre lrkes drrvrng auto mobrles football baseball and bowlrng He rs habrt ually mrstaken for hrs broth er Leon After graduatron ank rntends g o Bryant and then own hrs own busrness He ought to hast' double success all hrs lrfe LEON RESNICK l-ll Sessrons Street Whenever th r rs a drs cussron about Leon rs sur to be there Ba eball font ball bowlrng and grrls rn ltret hrm and he has been On th BLUE AWD WfllTI sports staff Our well known twrn may enter Bryant t tram for hrs future rn bus ness ARLINJE S RIDDEll 91 Berkshrre Street Sweet modest Arl roys dancrng readrng bowl rn and skatrng She as been a membr of Drrver Trarnrng Rarnbow Grrls and Senror Judea One can hear her hummrng her favor rte song Because as s e strolls down the corrrdor She plans to work rn an of flce after graduatron BERNIARD J RILEY 107 Alger Axenue Bernre wrll be rememb red for hrs neat appearance H enroys roller skatrng danc ng bowlrng and baseball Although he rntends to porn the Marrnes after graduatron hrs marn ambrtron rs to be come a member of erther the FBI or the State Po ce Whrchever he chooses we know he wrll succeed ROBERT I. ROIF-f 107 Pembroke Avenue Sports dancrng and cards most f Punamss sprre trme however he strll frnds trme to collect corns and stamps Kads course rs hrs only pet peeve B yant wrll be the first step towards fulfrllrng hrs m brtron to be a successful busrnessman JOHN T ROONIFY 114 Dexterdale Road Brg John has been both Presrdent f the Senror Class and Captarn of he football and hockey teams He enjoys a confab wrth the boys and gettrng the goat of that certarn person John plans to attend Vlrchrvan Tech rn order to fulfill hrs ambrtron of becomrng a crvrl engrneer Twenty nrne - we 2 . 2 . r . 4 , . , A ' 'U J C 1 . ' ,. en- rras ' 1 1 b'li . A .He g' Q ' -h ' u v . ' ,, '.. h- tin 1' a ' , 'll E - lr ' ' . A e tg 1 A ., . . A A football, basketball. hockeyl - r ' I 2 - Y- A ri , A . frrr U ' 0 1 1 . ' ' . ' . T A . of . V , I ' 'Q a A . 'I 'P . . 1 I A . 0 l . . . . - ' t ' ' . ' . . ' - V' ' H ,N Fr' 'l to no t Y . ' 1 1 . f ' ' n f V - gf, x Thirty ANUARY 1 9 5 2 FLAYNIE ROSENBERG 8 Miller Avenue While at Hope Llayn was a Homeroom Oflic r and Red Cross and lov repre sentattves Walking and doubling with Paula espe cially interest her Elayne will atte d B U and later hop s to enter law PSI!-l l l- RUBIN -43 Pembroke Avenue A giggle or two or three can always be heard from laughing lovable Stelle She has been a member of th Btut AND WllITI- Staff and Corridor Receptionist Stelle can always found loafing and sitting with Sheila and Corinne in her spare time CHARI l S SANDERS l2l Alabama Axenue Among Charlies varied interests are baseball basket ba and building electrical it intends to go to telextston school with he hope of later becoming I leviston p r m a Charles a boy of ambition and determination is s e to succeed ADI-l E SCHl CTER , 287 Sayles Street e ha, been on the BLUE AND Wlll'l'li aff. in the Driver Training Club. a Corridor Receptionist, and an Innrmary Aide. She ha an avid love for swimming. With her sweet disposition and cheerfulness. Adele will make a charming nurse. JOSEPH J. SCHUSTER 80 Rochambeau Avenue Joe has a special interest in good music. and he was actixe in our Band n d Or- ch stra. When he finishes ln' rerior Decorating School. h plans to become an interior designer and decorator. ALICE A SELWYN 61 Detrott Avenue A sparkling smtc anr tb r 1 g,h t dtsposttion hate earned Alice the name of Sunshine While at Hope she has been a Corridor Re cepttontst Sh enjoys rd ing dancing and life with ga g After leaving school Alice hopes to re cetve her M R S degree SEI VIA P SHAYKINJ 252 Freeman Parkway Her vivacious personalt and her contagious g gl make Phoeb ever popular She has been a Corridor Re c ptiontst a member of th D battng Society a parici nt tn t spors an one of the Sextet A ter graduation Selma intends to go to college PHYl l lb B SHOOI VlAN 288 Freeman Parkway Bubbling with dramatic personality Phyl s perform ance in Exer Since ve will long be rememberd She has been featur editor of the Hope Loq and a member of the BLUL AND WHITE Staff Dancing ts her fav'mr tte pastime Next year she plans to attend college MATHEW D SHUSTI R 57 Harvard Axnue Mat. an ardent follower of the Hope football team. has been outstanding in the Slide Rule and French Clubs 'md has acted both as Secmf tary and Treasurer for his home-room. After graduat- ing from Boston University. he plans to enter business with his father. GERALD SILVERMAN 35 Exeter Street A jolly Do you really always means Gerry ' around. His hobbies are howling, dancing. and rid- ing around in a '36 DeSoto, He plans to own his own business as soon as possible after graduation in January, JANUARY 1 9 5 2 HAROI D Sll VI RNIAN 72 Potter Axenue Harry has been actrwe rn football and the Y VI C A One of hrs favorrte pastrmes rs drrvrng rn whrch he ex ce s arry s rn erest C mrstry wrll lead to hr career as a pharmacrst when h graduates from college ROBFRJ' SIMMONS I8-I Cypress Street Amrable Bob rs lrked by reryone and has been Homeroom and Class Oflic r Sports tspecrally bask tlnl' and cars Interest htm Bob rs consrdcrrng lavy a field rn uhrch he rs sure to fetch he op I-XVII S S'I ARKS I9 South Court Street Jrm ts .1 great sports ft md 1 staunch supporter of the Red Sox especrally Ted Wrllrams Vvlhen not watch ,, r t ox m b sy wrth hasktthall and footbrll H s fu ure rs und rded but vu vtrsh hrm luclr rn whrtxtr hr underta es JUDIIH I SIRASHNIICIX 5-IA Dbyle Nnenur. Judy has been typrng rr-r the Blur wo Wmrr and has been a member of the Allrance Francarse French Club and Druer Trrrnrng Club XVrth her nrmble fm Qers and qurok thrnkrne Judx wrll make wonderful me rcal secretary was many hobbres among them knrrtrng dancrnq an uatchrng basebtll games Xklatch out for those Red ox IAVIFS J SWIFT IZ7 VJest Park Road Serrous athletrc James ap precrates good books and readrng rs one of hrs hobbres He also spends trme at base bm and track Jrm has as prrttrons to enter the Prrest hood we know he wrll do we rn hrs chosen field of theology LETTICE A SYBI:RT III Lrpprtt Street Our krnd hearted Lettrce has been leadrng qurte a busy Irfe at Hope She was Home Room Oflicer and an Inhrm ary Arde She has also be longed to the French Club Hope Chorus and the BLUI AND WHITL Staff W know shell make a very cap able nurse CHARI ES TATI:WOSIAN I83 Dudley Street tate rs that handsom a ete w h the frren y greetrng who has een Home Room Presrdent for three terms and also a Class Secretary Hrs prowess rn fencrng won htm a frrst place berth on the all state fencrng team Outsrde of school h rs a member of the AZ A Tate rs headed tovtard Boston Unrxersrty on hr way to becomrng a etf Baron I II I IAN M 'IOURNAS 4l Oak Street I e term tall dark and good lookrng 1 rcs Irke her many ot cr trrends Tommy fr ds h rery good comprny lrl has P ISI and member of the Bl UI AND NNHHI Staff Her sparklrng personalrty should erentually lead to an 'VI R S Degree ANGEI A T TR -XNJGHI Sl I-I Ha7el Street Our fun loxrnq Angre hrs been an asset to the class srnce enterrng Hope She has rked rn he and has been a Corrrdor R ceptronrst Eatrn macar ronl and betng wrth ttf are her hobbres Angre plans to do secretarral vnork upon graduatrng I HXWRFNCI' VERRIA 105 John Street arrys a love or sports rs shown by hrs en rhusrastrc partrcrpatron football track and lunror Varsrty Hs spare trme rs spent wrth the Fox Pornt Rarders After graduatron L rry rs headed for e Armed Forces tv! Thrrty one . . 'I I .I V , ll . H' ' ' t in t x 1 .he ' ' 'Q 'A I - , t 4 . c 0' . a thl it ' dl E . c I ' , ' b t . I . If , ' 142 I l . I I: j A ' . . . . K P V . 'U ine th'UR'd s , Ja as I M I ' I U, f I - ' h , , 'X' . . r, ' r ', f-Y - ' .ppl'-. to c' , r- V ' , Lil. Q h ' Lv, rs s k A ' ' A ' n ,I jf l been a Corridor: Rece. tion' jr Q 2 1. ' 'V d V . Sh? l- wo ' t S., A. O. B . . A , 1 d V A 4 7 W ' ' ' V , ' ' S i S I . ' Y ' ' ' - I, ' vid - f . . . ' . I , . . . . . 'in in . . - . i ' I '. ll ' ' a ' th 'R Thirty-two JANUARY CAN WATI RMANJ Z7 Methyl Street Ciall s tremendous enthus iasm is proxed by h r many ictiuties som of which are Co Editor in Chief of he Bt Ui AWD Vs'HlTl Hope wa itor Slide Rule lrnchClubs B Y F C Y A all girls sports and Class and Home Room Officer A perfect combination of pop ulirity industry and charm 1 1 shinin light in an ss sur to sue P-XUI l Vvll'NBfRlJ 'lwtftla S r e dashing ca a ero Pinky can always be found surrounded by th fair sex He was a m mber of th J V football Squad He spends most of his time ating nice new dollar bills plans to enter the rea state business after further ing his edutition at Bryant College sHbL1 'N Vvll'X1Slll'Nl ll-4 Oaklind Axenue wa s sparkling a n d bu blin t er vu hy 7 st She shas beenNon tx e Bl Ul 'wot WHITL Sraffi a Home room Officer and in Phi eta the future s e opes to betome a prnate s retary or to obtain mr R de t Best luc e MDEY J XXYNKOOP 165 Cilla Street Alden s height makes him .1 xaluable membcr of any bas etball cam. H' enjoys building and repairing radios and dancing at Rhodes. l plans to be an electrical en- gineer and ham operator in the future. but he has not decided which college he will attend next year. MAURPEN YOUNG 35 Harriet Street Besides attending hock y games Bunny is interested it dancing bowling double dates and is an and frankie lane fan At Hope she actel as a student switch board on rttor W know tha Maureen will be a success in anything she undertakes l:X -XNVNH 'Vl YULOIF llb California As nu A friendly smtle and earty S What else is new' are characteristics of xanne s She has e n Corridor Receptionist and she enioys dancing horse bick riding and double dat ing with the gang She p a s attend Fisher Denta School to become a Dental Ksststtnt NORVIAXI S LAIDXAANI lOl Wesleyan Avenue Norm can always be h ard singing his favorite song Because. of You He spends much time working and eat in Sleeping is his main recreation He plans to enter the serxice after graduation SHl RWINI LAIDNAAX 86 Proxidence Street Drixing and bowling ire Chummys faxorite pas llme. His experience on the Hope Loq furthers his am' bition to be the best sales' man in the country. Because of You possibly pertains to a certain someone. for Chummy always has an eye for the girls, -1 wvq, 2 -45' 1111 fllilvmnrzam Qlharlru M Psnnahlr H1s M1 ss1x11 111 C1 ass 111 Jfw11x111 1952 1111 IS no b111f 111111111 1111171 I1 IS Cl sort ol spI1r11111I torch LL hzfh I 171111 11111 hold of for the mormnl 111111 I 1111171 Io make II burn as 111111111111 11s poss1bI1 before hcmdznq II on 1111171 lufure 111-1111111111111 G1 11111 1 B1 1z's11x1z11 9111111 XV 1111111211111 on 011111111 18111 at 111s Hudson N1W 111111ps11111 iarm A H.11x:1111 111111 111 g1111l11a1111 111111 1111 11.1ss of 1901 H1s 11191 11115111011 was 11 1111 JIT N 1ss111111s111s from W111111 11 111111 111 13111sbu1g,11 911111 s 111111 S1118 s1 YLL 111 1 1 1 1111 1 1 tw 1115111 y 11s xx 11,9 1 1n1 11111 1, 1 1n 1 s111111n1 0111 S UI 1181 kk 11 1 1 1111111111s f 11111 l1111111111ss 1 1111111111111111s m1ny1111so s 11111 111111111 11y 111111 S111111111A 11x1111sC ICL 1 s u11 nn 11111111113 W1 long, 1111111111111 1 1111511111 IS 1 s11111r1 .1n1 11u1 111 n11 w11o was always 111115 to :11lx1s1 :1n1 111 guldk them 1n 111 lf s1l1ool work .1 l1x1t1L5 111111 1110111 of w111.111on flurry Ihftt . W' 2' ' 1 1 C .,', ' ,. 115 , The whole school was gr1-ally moved by 11713 ncws of 1111 11151111 of Charles Hj'1.11,.1.u.- 1 ': f,1- s yl' Ha 1 .'1 1 11 p' H'g1 S11 1 '11 'c '-1 11' 'c. '. 111' fill .1lw. K 13- rem' 11' ' 11' 1119 111.1r1y fr1'n11s, 1111111 of 1111 faculty 1 11 1111 f 11 H1' 1 1' 1n11'11's1 111 yo11111 of all r.1 s l1'11 111 111s 11111111111 11 11 111- O A fi ,5.'1'l 'X 1 3 11- . l1l' A cf - 11 D11 '. 111' CQl11sf oi' .1111 . y 1952, ' l 1, '11 1 - 1 - M. Class History How exctted and confused we were when we entered Hope Htgh School tn January l949' Everythtng was qutte dtfferent from tumor hugh school Who had ever heard of Hope Ntght or unasstgned days? Thlrd lunch Cespectally on assembly daysl was defimtely somethmg new January 49 was also the ttme when everyone rn the whole school had to have a T B test How we wtll remember wattmg outstde on one of the coldest days of wtnterl ln June our gutdance teacher Mtss Altce F Htldreth rettred after our first term at Hope We had a very successful class party to brd her farewell and to welcome our new advtsor Mr Charles W Annable When we returned from our summer vaca tton we were IOA s and we constdered our selves veterans Many of us started to learn to type for the ftrst ttme We took our first speed tests 21 words a mtnute wtth I9 mtstakes Our IOA term was short and be fwre we knew tt we were juntors Thts year brought us many more acttvtttes rand more homeworkj Whenever we were dtscour aged about learntng dates m Amertcan Hts tory all we had to do was to remember that most tmportant date the mann event of the tumor class the Jumor Prom' Study Hall was filled wtth colorful decorattons and beau ttful evenmg gowns as the members of both he l lB and IIA classes danced to the sweet stratns of the mustc Although we had many pleasures Vke also had sorrows On 'Vlarch Tl l950 our b loveel and highly respeeted xtee prmetptl 'Vlr I htrty four lmredertck E Hawktns passed away We all paused to pay trtbute to an emtnent member of our faculty ln September we were deeply shocked bv the death of a member of our class Bastl Newman an outstandtng Hope track star Although we grteved the loss of a true frtend we sttll had to conttnue our datly routtne In llA we welcomed another neve gutd ance teacher Mtss Edna Macdonald and we were bubbltng over wtth acttvtttes Under the able dtrectton of Mtss Florence Bray presented Not Qurte Such a Goose The Happy Man Kaleb Stone s Death Watch and Purtle Drums It In These were the first Jumor plays to be produced for the pub ltc Our parents and frtends were certamly proud of us Now that our turn came to jotn the Drtver Tratntng Club we added thrtlls land chtllsj to the school ltfe Our class put on the best school event of the year lhe Turkey Roller Thts successful gala affatr was adxerttsed by some of our elas members who roller skated through the cafeterta Everyone suddenly became more sports mtnded thts year when the new Ctty Stadtum was completed and we had good reason to b Hope defeated la Salle tn basketball and also beat tts traek team for th Erst ttme Our eross eountry and tennts teams were awarded llle lnterseholasttc State Clnmptonshtps lg e1llSe our hoekey team was defeated uy l'1urrtllx1lle tn llte finals Hope ranked 1 nobl seeond ' - ' A 1 . . . . I . e 1 . . , , 1 . , 3 - 1 v . 1 1 1 . 1 1 ,WL .1 - 11 .. 1 1 1 11 .. . 11 1 1 1. 11 , . . . . , . r 1 1 1 - . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 3 , 1 1 1 , ,. , ' 1 1 - 1 J l 7 B , x J I 5 'D ' ' 1 . . YW Y S fi , 1 1 1 1 B .. I 1 1 11 1 1 , 1 1 1 . ' ' r 1 1 1 1 1 , 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 41 1 ' 7 I L g 11 I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , e . . , , ' 5 L. L x . a e 1 1 1 1. 1- 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 l 1, e. e . . -- t . ., 1 , Q- Y ' ., . e 1 1 1 1- 1 - 111 . ' e ,1 . . . lanuary 195 we started our yerr at Hope wrth Mr Elmer Hussey as 'rdwrsor Another wonderful Hope Nrght held at Rhodes A queen was chosen many prrfes were grven away Our Hope 191 OU1' WTS JUL Oel was rated frrst class excellent rn The tron 1 Qeholastre Press Competrtron e tember 10 1951 Ena vue were full fl dged senrors Hope gaxe Vlr V1 laughlrn our new assrstant prrncrpal a hearty weleome Our BLUl AWD Wlllll Assembly proved both effectual and enjoy able Agarn rn the mrdst of our actrvrtres we Were filled wrth sadness when Vlr Charles XV Annable one of our prevrous gurdance teachers passed away On December 7 1951 our wonderful senror play Ever Srnce Eve was produced under the drreetron of Mrss Alrce Hennesser, 'I hrs humorous teen age play was acclarmed by all January 18th produced Class Day and January 19th the long awarted Senror Prom On January 21 1951 we wore caps and gowns to our rmpressrve graduatron Durrng the ceremony we realrzed that we were not so anxrous to leave our beloved Hop Hrgh School as we had antrcrpated for three long years ilu fllllemnrram Band Newman Hope Hrgh has had no more enthusrastrc nor devoted athlete than Basrl Newman You wrll remember hrm as the unassumrng soft spoken tenth grade stu dent who entered from Roger NVrllrams Junror Hrgh School Although he drel not make frrends qurekly Basrl had many loyal frrends ln sprte of appear rng quret Basrl possessed an aetrve mrnd Among hrs close frrends he was noted for hrs droll humor and hrs drseussrons of fishrng and track Even though he drd not rmpress one as berng the athletrc type Basrl showed promrse of be eomrng one of Rhode lsland s greatest track athletes Fl he brother of Hope s rmmortal Brll Newman Basrl became a star runner rn hrs first year at Hope He performed the unusual feat for a sophomore of representrng Hope rn exerr, xarsrty drstance race durrng the year and was thrrd man on the erOSS eountry team xxhreh achrexed second place rn the New England elYlmplOnSl1lpS Always farthful and eonserentrous rt praetree Basrl looked forward to hrs runror year wrth keen antrerpatron J wo weeks before school opened he started praetrerng prrvately for the cross eountry season by takrng long walks and roggrng along the roadsrde lt was whrle engaged rn thrs practrce that a speedrng automobrle swerwed from the road and brought to an untrmely end the lrfe of our elassmate Thirty five . , , e. . . ln l t l e e s 1 s - t , . e, ss s , . s x 1 I . 4 -A ' Vv e s . fe ss 1 ,I 1 I ' Y . . AJ' I s . V V e 1 x' - 1 V 5, , , ll' e, ,, , , p , r 3, . ,H 3 3 A V I YH r - - . , r C- . 1 . , , . e s- s 3 : . . 1 . e - s s e ,s . S es e , ss 1 e 4 . - , e s e s s . , e , . , s s - 5 6 'I ' V 3 . s , . - , , . , le , 1 , , s, . , , , e s, , , , . s l , . s s , . V . , , fe - . , s s- Y- V . , - sr, -, , s s . . . .e , . . ,. - ss s s s t , - 1 r , -- s A I l Y I I 1 U . , - e Last Wull and Testament We the class of January l952 funally graduatrng Iafter a long hard strugglej and beung of sound mund and body Calthougn somehow the faculty may not agreel do hereby declare thus to be our last wull and tsuament I Alune Goldsteun leave to Vlr Smuth sux of one and Iualf a dozen of another I Betty Basok leave my long Iingernauls to any oue who needs protectuon I Charles I-unklesteun leave a freckle to anyone un need of one I Paula Adelson leave the teachers stull confused as to who I am Roberta or Paula? I Irene Beluveau leave the hope that some success ful Hope graduate wull unstall escalators un dear old HoDe I Eunuce Gergel leave my faculty for beung late to th future IOBS I Begnard Goldsteun leave my heughr to all future nuudg ts of Hope Hugh I Rosalue Greenberg leave my haur whuch every female un Hope has been tryung to get me to cut fl m cuttung ut un Januaryl I Harold Gomes leave my reserved seat at lunch to my good fruend Muss Colluns so that she may eat wuth my buddues I Leo Glasheen leave my recutatuons un M R G I Marulyn Aptel leave to Mr Ruoff or to anyone who us wullung the task of balancung the money un S A I Martha Aramuan leave my long eyelashes to any rtader of Vogue I Barbara Barton leave Muss Crowley to all future bookkeepers I Charles Tatewosuan bequeath my last name to some unsuspectung IOB I Aluce Selwyn leave Joan Truano to Bevy Bowen and Bevy to Joan I Phyllus Beattue leave three years of hard work I Sylvua Benum leave to Barbara Jarvue my foot steps un Hope I Donald Peters leave the two puanos un the put to anyone who can play them I Lettuce Sybert leave chemustry equatuons and problems to anyone who wull try to learn them I Robert Rouff leave my best wushes I Bennett Berman leave Ellue and hope that no one wull take her I Jean Berube leave a new secretary for M Ruchardson I Evarune Yulofl leave my long Hngernauls to all those who may have occasuon to use them I Raymond Burgess leave my knack for trouble I Chester Colluer leave to anyone who wants ut my abuluty ro get un just before the 8 30 bell I Mary Brannon leave my leadershup un gym I Adele Schecter leave more showers un the gurls locker room so that two certaun l0Bs fCuIorua and Evelynl can each have one of theur own I Thomas Ouugley leave to the next hortuculture class th se two words Cease hrung I Everett Burgess leave my gym suut to Walter Burgess Knot my brother just a frundl I Juduth Strashnuck leave my desure to become a meil cal secretary I Rhoda Chorney leave my natural blonde haur to any unfortunate gurl who wushes she had ut I Bruno Cumunu leuve my old gym sneakers tn some new IOB I Barbara Vahrucant would luke to leave my gum to some IOB un Muss MtKees class who utull not get caught vvuth ut as often as I dud Thurty sux I James Dolan leave books' I John Rooney leave to Everett Maxwell and Vlr Delaney the first 50 mustakes I made un football I Arlune Ruddell lease my sympathy to the lOBs I Mathew Schuster leave the 10B s the fun I had at all the Hope football games I Corunne Newman leave to any muce my locker for a home I Veronuca Mello leaxe the empty corrudor recep ruoaust d sk outsude the audutoruum to anyone wha would luke to hear the band practuce every mornung I Dorothy Ornsteun leave the Wude Open Spaces of Hope Hugh to the IOB s I rzva Parmentuer leave the crowded buses to tht und rgraduates I Luulbert Brewer leave a brand new phasta pherous I Charles Carter leave Muss Degnan my cuvucs book to help her lead the new students through our untrucate foreugn polucy I Eleanor COCO778 leave my gym sneakers to Kay Ruley I Yetta Funklesteun leave all my strength I dudnt us un gym to Betty Kadsuvutz I Arlene Gumbuner leave Muss Flaherty s workout to anyone who us strong enough I Anuta Gursky leave my battles wuth math tt any on comung warruors I Jean Johnston leave my quuuetness to anyone who cares to have ut I Thelma Jones leave euery gurl a perfect outht for gym I Arthur Kelley leave my spot on the hockey bench to the Brownue I Van Kulby lave a couple of broken duscu to 'Vlr Russell I Ch stcr Kung leave my love to all the gurls I Paul Kunnecom leave the concert masters chaur un th orchestra to Bull Leonard any short IOB gurl who would luke to stretch I George Leavens leave number nune on the gym floor to the undergraduates takung gym I Ruth Larson would luke to leave my books un the S A O to whomsoever takes my place I Paula Leavutr leave my abuluty to get to school on tume I Edward Markofl' uust uoyfully leave I Carol Marks leave my suster Sandy to carry on my unshakeable fauth un the Red Sox I Nancy Muller leave my abuluty to sut at a lunch table wuth struct dueters and yet enyoy my hugh calorued chocolate cake I Bernuce Nucholas leave the gym sock that I lost un IIB to my suster Jeanne I hope she can End ut I couldn t I Vluchael OKeefe leave hope for the Red Sox to wun the pennant next year I Arlene Jacobs leave to Sondra Wells my abuluty to come to school on tume I Estelle Rubun leave my guggle to Betty Kadsuvut7 I Ald n Wynkoop leave my gum to Muss Colluns and my candy to Muss Fddy I Phyllus Shoolman leave my knack for g ttung un trouble to anyone who wants ut I Gaul Waterman leave my class room seats at th back of rooms to anyone who us fortunate enough to have hus last unutual near the end of the alphabet W I ulluan Angela and Irene uust want to Ieaue X e Sunford lecht and Iurry Koffler to rnyom rnuug 1 tr t ltuut' ouur proptnsutues for man sluuughter fConuunued on Page 375 . u . , , ' - . A - I I . S . U ' i V . . . . B . 4 . . - r , I A A . . , , I I I I T the . . O. ' , v , , , I . v I r , I , I . I and fun. I I. Sheila Kirshenbaum, leave my high gym locker to I I ' I ' I . ' . . v I ' Q I I I v . , ' Q' ' 4 I . ' . lea 'u tt I iv-. '.' ' Class Prophecy Well here we are on the beautrful spacrous grounds of Hope Hrgh awartrng the take off of Rocket X Planetary srde trrp Destrnatron Moon Whrle the brave partrcrpanrs are fastenrng therr safety belts Prnky Wernberg real estate agent rs urgrng all pas sengers to sell therr property whrle theres strll trme Drck Hrggrns rs takrng orders for flowers darsres rn partrcular Paul Krnnecom renowned chemrst who rs now berng featured rn the comrc strrp Drxre Dugan has taken a few mrnutes to serenade us on hrs vrolrn rn Donald Peters arrangement of So Long It s Been Nrce to Know You Now let s meander rnto the rocket and take a look at the fearless souls almost ready for the departure Theres Thomas Langan srttrng back comfortably wrth a brg grrn on hrs face Tom always wanted to travel and he rs certarnly gettrng hrs wrsh Besrde hrm rs Sooren Amerrcanran wrth a qur77rcal expectant ex pr ssron He came along to make lots of money but he looks a lrttle skeptrcal at thrs moment Cheer up There s A Long Long Trarl A Wrndrng There s the warnrng srgnal' Hey Jerry Mrller srt down be fore you fall there ll be plenty of trme to take prc tures when and rf you get there Zoom' We re off Up up rnto the soft brllowy clouds Lookrng through the wrndow we can see the many planets Could that really be Garl Water man and Roberta Kahn teachrng the ABC s to a group of prnt srzed Elrzabeth Errcksons Maureen Youngs Lrllran Tournasses Angela Trangheses and Sherla Wernsterns? We re now flyrng past Saturn Why there s Paul Mahoney standrng on the corner surrounded by a group of people Let s sneak up and see what he rs sellrng Dont be old fashroned wrth 52 cadl lac get your souped up rockets today' Swrsh' There goes M D meat dealer that rs Bennett Berman o a Hyrng meteor chasrng that cow who jumped over the moon Gee thrs rs really thrrllrng' We re dorng better than 5 O00 mrles per hour That was planet Juprter we just passed I could have sworn I saw a conventron of Influentral Synonomous rncludrng Head Nurse Rhoda Healey who founded along wrth psychratrrst Nancy Mrller a hosprtal for BLUE AND WHITE staff members who have nervous breakdowns tryrng to sell subscrrptrons or wrrte personals There are also Bernard Rrley who has recently been appornt d Commrssroner of the F B I and Paula Adelson Chref Justrce of the Supreme Court and possrble can drdate for the presrdency of the U S Look who s huddled on the horns of Taurus Gen Everett Broder Admrral Allyn Frost Captarn Norman Games and Col Rrchard Bartley who are tryrna to solve that age old questron How to get undergrads to buy the terrrtic 52 BLUE AND WHITE Here comes Gen Allen Greenberg flyrng the new Rocket 98 Oldsmobrle Wow' Heads down folks we nearly callrded wrth Pluto Drd you catch a glrmpse of those outstandrng engrneets leo Glashleen Rrchard Gul brandson Alden Wynkoop Edward Battaglra and An thony Incollrngo wrth therr bevy of lovely secretarres Estelle Rubrn Barbara McLeod Ruth Metts Drane Ed monds and Arlene Jacobs? These men are as famous as therr great Lunatrcs Incorporated and Sons whose motto rs For the same money well not only make rt b beak rt as w l lHonest boys lm only krddrng'J Was that a fallrng star or a baseball thrown from Yankee Stadrum U S A by Herbert Kosloff or was rt by Danrel McDonald? There go two of the stratospheres top notch salesmen Harry Kadsrvrtv and Sherwrn Zardman who recently recerved the trtle most lrkely to drrve poor housewrves rnsane Over to your rrght on Mars we can see T V s latest raves Marra Bontez and Ronnre Mello who are starrrng rn the new French play J arme ma cursrne Oops sorry that rs cousrne Doesnt Phyl Shoolman look stunnrng? Everyone knows shes startrng rn The 'Vlrlky Way smash hrt The Krng and I Take a look at Anrta Gursky modelrng .1 tres chrc strapless gown Shes just recerved the trtle mode lrkelrest to travel farthest She certarnly has lrved up to the trtle' Whatever rs the green mass ahead of us? Why rt s only the dough re mr collected by those successful busrness tycoons Edward Nardella Robert Andrews and Charlre Frnklestern Here comes a sorrowful lot loaded down wrth textbooks on such subJects as gov ernment work pharmacy and T V We send you Srlverman and Jesse Dubm on therr way to the college of Hard Knocks and Headaches Theres gym rnstructor Carl Becker surrounded by a group of youngsters huffing and pufling Hup two three four Take rt easy coach The passengers are gettrng restless but there are dehnrte srgns we ll soon be landrng Drd you see that punch Harold Gomes just landed on the chrn of Sugar Ray Robrnson? The sports fans rn the Mrracle Arena on Mars are cheerrng the champron who I am proud to say rs a Hope Hrgh graduate Another Hoperte who made good rs Larry Koffler luggage magnate and hrs lovable prrvate psychratrrst Kenny Lrndenbaum Charles Carter presrdent of Charlre Carter and Co Auctroneers That rs a plug rf I ever heard onell rs on hrs way to close a brg deal Hey Charlre save some trme to slrde down the Mrlky Way I t t small world? There are Betty Basok Arlene Gum brner Alrne Goldstern Paula Leavrtt Elayne Rosen berg Evanne Yulofl' Enrd Bergel and Selma Shatkrn playrng canasta Hold on to your seats folks We re about to land Crash' Bang brbrty babbrty boom' All off we re nnally arrrved Rosre Greenberg srsted by Bernrce Nrcholas has been proud and prrvrleged to have brought you thrs amazrng event startrng on earth and successfully reachrng our Destrnatron moon LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fContrnuedJ We Joan McKenna and Margre Peck leave to any l0B grrls our rnseparable frrendshrp We Frank and Leon Resnrck leave to the next set of twrns our abrlrty to confuse teachers and frrends We Beverly Hochman and Marrlyn Horovrt7 leave our names and looks to any two IOB s who wrll be confused as much as we are To the teachers and remarnrng Hopertes we leave our unforgetable behavror our famous reputatron U5 our abrlrty to get along so well wrth the teachers UI and our frequent hrkes to the office Wrtnessed by ROBERTA KAHN INA GROSSMAN Thtrty seven ' I A ' ' ' - ' ' ' ut r ' el , , ' ' ' . ' ' . ' best wishes and good luck-Gerald Maxwell, Harold . - .. . n - - a , i 1 . . .- ' , n ' , . . ' . C . , 4 . . - I . . V . 1 . . . Z Sn. i A . , 1 , . D - as- . ,, . . . . -Z E FV? By FLORENCE RYERSON and COLIN CLFMENTS THE CAST Mrs Clover Ann Donovan Johnny Clover Rnchard Hxggms Mr Clover Larry Koifler Spud Erwm Jerry Maldavlr Chuck Nolan Kenneth Carlson Susan Blake Rosahe Greenberg Belsy Erwzn Phyllxs Shoolman Martha Wzllard Nancy Mxller Offzcer CCappyJ Srmmons Charles Tatewoslan Henry Quznn Bernard Goldstem Lucybelle Lee Joan McKenna Preston Hughes Bruno Clmmx Football Players lohn Rooney Chet Kung Eddle lorge Eddle Battaglla s ny .X Mu F, M Thzrty ezght THE STAFF Contlnued The play has been dtrected by Mtss Altce E Hennessey Asststants to the Dtrector Roberta Kahn and Charles Carter Ltghttng by Robert Fraser Allan Arnold and Hagop Leyleglan Curtatn by Charles McLachlan and Robert Alexander Scenery Hagop Leylegtan and Robert Alexander Musnc by Hope Hlgh Orchestra Student Dtrector Howard Wtnograd PRODUCTION STAFF CHAIRMEN Properltes Anthony Incollmgo Marcta Lustlg Business Bennett Berman Art Charles McLachlan Usherettes Gall Waterman Ushers Bennett Berman Radto Publtczty Van Ktlby Marcta Lusttg Two loyal musketeers Johnny Clover and Spud Erwxn Edttor and Busxness Manager of the Preston l-hgh School paper the Pengutn are beset by troubles when Susan Blake htgh pressures herself mto the posltxon of Co Edttor By makmg Spud s younger stster Betsy her asststant she caused dtssenston Under the protests of the two women hattng boys the mdependent and dommeenng Susan succeeds tn collecttng enough money by the barter system After collectmg Junk from ktnd hearted people Susan humtltares the trrttated boys by tradmg the lunk for a washmg machme which she exchanges for the three colored cover savtng the day Peace and qutet do not prevatl long Soon xt ts dtscovered that tn her financial dealxngs Susan has run mto some legal dtfllculty After almost landtng Johnny and Spud tn patl Csaved by Mrs Clover who stepped m to clear up the predtcament wtth Cappy the tough soundtng cop wtth the ktnd heart! Susan then proceeds to rum all plans by gtvxng both boys the measles Lucybelle a ltttle sample package of Southern charm suddenly steps mto the ptcture much to the dxsmay of the jealous Susan who has all along liked Johnny Before she could rescue Johnny from the claws of the clever Lucybelle however Susan had to be gtven a lesson tn love by the wtse Mrs Clover and the pretty vtvactous Martha Wxllard a young teacher m the hugh school who herself ts trytng to make a conquest of the handsome young vtce prtnctpal Mr Henry Qutnn Everything turns out well Susan and Martha both get thetr much sought after men Lucybelle after gotng from Johnny to Spud to Preston Hughes the well known football captatn finally ends up wtth Spud Betsy strmgs along wtth Chuck another one of Johnny s frtends and the Penqum wtth tts shtny three colored cover ts a huge success Thzrty mne 1 1 1 , . . . ....., . . ..... . . . ...,... ,......,.. , . , . , , ' ' V . 1 v 1 fl V. - - , Cin-5 gy X f Xian! 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H ' f Q Q 5 ' 13 if f 1 J 'K Q M f ff -f,4a,M4., P ,la f I H ' G Wx-AN Q - A ' ,UL R Y I Wafer mm B52 fortq four We Ale the Your me muslc ofa rlsmg youth lS clear md vt arm RlCh wlth courage lt surges xx nth glory meets the storm XVrought by lxfc A contm ual hope that xx 1ll burn Through lI1f:lI1lI t d the XlSlOI1 to learn lt must blcnd wx nn unnted tone. th tx cry thought For xx xthout tanth the soul wnll Wander lost and alone bo much promxse hes m the palm of our outstretched hand The onct hugh gate IS cleared now on the plane where we shall stand We seek completlon of all m an s dreams peace and truth We flnd counsel m God when vue are lost V576 are the Youth ELLEN Cooc3AN T7 . ' Tl X Y. . . ' . '. 3 Y. 7. ' ' y s ea ily seeks ' I I 3 V3 Y , V. . . . L I 7 .1- Dear Mzss Tully For your mexhaustrble patlence for your Wllllf1gI1CSS to help us solve our mnumerable problems for lettmg us alr our grxevances for shreldlng us from much unpleas antness and above all for your understandmg and affectron we render our heartfelt thanks Gratefully your class JUNE 52 Forty five 4- ,gt Q ' Iv 1 , . , - 1 , . , . I Y Rhode Island CORDON AMBACH BI VERI Y ARMAS DORO I HY BA I CHEI OR NIANIC Y BI:AC AN IIANINI 7 If BLRKOVIC SHIRI LY BERKOWI I 7 CAROI BINDER S7 I VIA BI AINCHARD CHRIS FINE BRADY FRED BROWN MARLENE CARDIN AUDREY CHASE DONAI D COHEN BARBARA COLI IN LLI I N COOCAN JOAIN COREY EI IIABEIH DRUMMOND IIOI A EFROS SHIRI EY GAI ER SANDRA GOI DEN ARI ENIE COI DIS C I ORIA COI DMAN NORMA COI DMANI C LORCI C OI DS I LIN PA IRICIA COVI' IxA I III RINL C REENIE NIARIIN C URI LY LNID HORVIII SI YMOUR KARNES IIIRSCHEI KASPER SHIRI EY KATZ HAROI D KESSI ER AI I I N Ixl IBANOIE IVI I 5 N IxOSOI SKY IZ va put H0202 -50 2 JOA NI WORKMA N Forty sm Honor Soolety ARNOLD KRIT7 IOANNE IxRUCER MAR7 HA IIBBY PHII IP IUITS SHIRI E3 MAIHEWSON LUGENL MATTEODO MARII YN MILLER JEAN MCGARRY PHYI LIS MCIXENDRY TI NILEY OI ION EDWARD OINDRASEK JOSEPH PAIN AREI II ANNE PE7 SCH ANDRLW PORT LVEI INE PORTNOY JOSEPH ROBI RI SHANV MARSHAII RODIN BARBARA SARAYLN ERICH SCHUI ER EUGENE SCHWART7 SALI Y SHAW LDWINI SIxEI I Y DOROI H5 SMITH 'VIYRNA SOBEL SEENA SOIxOI OW 'VIARTIIA SIIC1xIN L5 IOYCI IARSKY JOAN ILMKIN VERA NA A I SON IRMA WEINBAUM EI ISSA WEINSTOCK HII TON WLISS IOIS NVEXI ER WII I IAM WII BUR 1' I . D :: I1 Tx 'C fig ,jj , XA, 5 4 1 I 7 I' I 45 A V I I .4 . SANDRA FREEDMAN NANCY SCHIEF I-. 2, . H T 1 -- Ay X I . I 'I I If If I . MEI' I 1 fo H I 1 I H 3,1 ' 4 K 3 4: I IV Hope Service Award 1 CORDON AMBACH ELLEN COOGAN Demus Award Anthonv Medal Awards S? HAROLD KESSLER PHII IP IUTIS SALLY SHAW NANCY SCHIPF Honorable Mennon Honorable Menizon M.. JA X Eff T NORMA GOLDMAN 'V .1 Down a Country Road SALLY SHAW This year I am leavmg my chlldhood home to embark upon my travels of l1fe Unttl now I have only half real17ed my wonderful fortune ln l1v1ng on a country road When I travel the hard cement s1de walks of lonely gray unfrnendly c1t1es I shall remember and I shall pretend I am walkmg down a country road Delvxng IIIIO my memorxes I reallze that many of my most precrous moments were spent on thxs very road Here I came to know the splendor of wrnter and the way she covered the fields and woods wlth the purest whttest blanket I remember how the snow fro7e and glrstened as though mtllrons of dramonds and pearls had been showered from heaven I remember how 1ce formed on the trees and transformed them mto gl1sten1ng whrte phantoms I remember how the th1n streams whtch flowed on elther sxde of the road stopped thetr travels to become solrd and stlent I remember how the powdery snow I tramped along Here I took my first mrdnlght walk along a road sprayed wxth moonlrght I remember how tall and solemn how very knowmg the trees looked how strange the hoarse matmg call of the bull frog the plamtlve cry of the whrppoorwrll the hugh pltched trnll of the katy dld and the dronmg chorus of the crickets sounded as they reached my ears from the dark depths of the woods I remember that the road looked llke a long whtte r1bbon whxch never stopped twlstmg and wlndrng through the countryslde I remember the dazzlxng whlte brrllrance of the moon and how 1tS cuttmg beams gave glxmpses of the woods I remember mrlllons of lrghts IH the sky and the remoteness of all objects as though I were xnterruptmg thexr se ret ethereal communron I remember my frrst summer here Heat enveloped every object ln 1ts spell The leaves Forty ezqht were droopmg and lump The brrght flowers of sprlng were faded thetr small faces lnfted for a breath of arr A weather bug shouted 1ts agony and then was srlent at last The l1ttle streams were gone and rn thexr places remaxned beds of dead brown leaves I re member how hot the pebbles on the road felt beneath my bare feet I remember the blue blue of the sky the swaymg of the golden oats and Wheat ln the fields I re member the beckonrng coolness of the woods I remember the snake green and red twrsted amldst the tangled grapevxne how strll II Was and how much a part of the vme rtself I remember the butterfly whlch Huttered by to alrght on a flower for rest I remember the wonderful summer eve n1ngs when soothrng breezes caressed us as we stood on the hill on the crest of the road to wxtness the sunset I remember the shrxll crres of the brrds as they shouted to each other that evenxng had come I remember the dew and the way II formed small transparent balls on the petals of flowers and ran rn txny rxvers on every blade of grass I remember the red red sun and the shadows whlch crept across the sky I remember the tlmes thus country road offered me a haven rn whtch to come and commune wxth God and hrs creatures I re member how I used to cry here how I used to wander axmlessly thmkmg and wonderrng about ltfe Because xt IS so peaceful so beau trful ln tts drsplay of nature so mtinttely close to God I love th1s road Now as I prepare to leave rt I am filled wxth regret and lonelmess I must leave thrs place of beauty purtty and peace to make my way rn cold grey cltres filled wrth wncked ness greed and hate I promrse myself that after I have made a place for myself rn lrfe I wxll come back home and I wxll walk once agam down a country road J . m s 1 ' - A 1 v ' ' .3 4 I I 1 - ' Y Y 1 . crunched and flew from under my boots as ' 3 ' l . . - F . - . , Down a Louulu Road PHILIP I L rt s Tht IT1OSt btauttful road I haxt txtr sttn was ntar XV1shtngton Irxtngs homt tn tht rtgton of Slttpy Hollow Ntw York It was x a largt path starttng ntar Irxtng houst and wrndtng slowlx downward through tht woods I btgan my stroll tarly tn tht morntng and I was somewhat awed by what I saw and htard I watthed shafts of sunltght pttrte through th trtt tops d1s solxtng tht ltght fog from tht Hudson Rtxtr and I htard tht thatttr of tht btrds aw aktng tht other tnhabttants of tht woods Tht folugt was dtnst txeept on tht path Half dtad trtts addtd somethtng antttnt to tht ttmosphtrt The path ttself was of thtck moss and dtad ltaxts wtth an octastonal rotk pushmg through tts surfxet It ts tasy to fol low and ntwtr prtstnts anythtng mort haf ardous than a rotttn log Whtth has falltn atross tt I dtdn t walk tht wholt ltngth of tht path but stopptd tn the heart of the woods whtrt I tould htar tht swtft rush ofa ntarby strtam Tht hollow b tamt quttt tn the mtddle of t dat, u as twrlrght approac ed nottttd that tht tortst st mtd to sttr wtth somt acttxtty w htch I had not nottctd before Dtad trets groantd wtth thetr pondtrous wttght a trtcket thtrptd and thtn a tw frogs eroaktd dtsmally to ont another Tht settrng sun made wttrd shadows along the path I could undtrstand how Irwtng was tmagtnattxtly for tht trtts rtsembltd un tarthly ertatures tn tht half dark of dusk and tht wrnd madt flttttng shadows whteh seurrttd batk and forth on tht path Befor I btcamt too tmagtnattxt myself I started back fttltng ptattful but awakt FI hts path w1th tts qutet atmosphtrt had caused mt to forgtt any troublts I had Ewen today I can End some peace of mtnd tn re talltng thts txptrttnct Forty mne 1 V . . WY . . Q 5 'I I Vi XVI 71 8 v Q4 1 .1 I I - K X 1 thr . b t. . h , I . 4 ss - r w v v -Ax - X yy 3 ' '- K reallj ' , X ' s Q Y , ' ' , 'I V' I v Y y 4 , . , ' s ' 1 r v I A 3 V 5 3 Y V C H - - . f . , v VI 3 I 1 I YH . . able to wfrtte lhe Headless Horseman so 5 H H 'B ' I I I VH V 5 31 B 1 - 1 H 3 ' t 3 Y N 4 3 I V 3 1 7 3 , - . 1 ' A Nl L - I , r j 1 . K . 1 , 3 I A I v-5 V e. g ' ' L x. X V - C V us s As r sl :vm 1 3 Y 1 3 ' 4 1 s '- x - - v 1 I I I I B J ' 7 H Y x 1 . v i , , ' 1 u v s D v f - . - s 1 ' 1 fl f - ' u - I ' I I I! B C1 ass Count! 1 1 P14 X dx x xqh xC0uX?xcixoo Cxmsu 'bw YNXM5-Nhdkuxbi Ooidoo 'OM WWW 59' QQ vw, 9?,f-'xy Qcq E M Khffwa MQQN OR ELEM 17 x Q 1 7 o 9 Q A 1 2 f f' ' .4 0 0 1 12310, f2iZ 0 3 'H 5 ' + . r, ,N , Q? J ' A Q in h f 9 Q . I X k V' . 1 X Q P, I xx O by 43 Frfty two IIASS OF JUNE 1952 RICHARD LLOYD ABEDON 545 Wayland Avenue Abby awyer French Club Usher H R Treasurer f2 term Varsity Basketball Ten ms Team Pres Hope Chapter A Z A Tall and handsome Abby stand out tn an crowd DOLORES IRMA ABRAIVIS 77 Medway Stree Dee College French Club BLUE AND WHITE Cltculatton Ram bow Gxrls Speech Cholr Jr Alltance Frangaxse Our Dolores sunny sweet and shy I But drd you see that mtsche nous twtnkle tn her eye Sf FNIA ETHEL ABRAMS 27 Common Street 00 Medtcal Secretary fBryantt BLUE AND WHITE Adver trsmg Speech Chonr Nar ragansett B B G sense of humor and heart of gold are two of the qualltres whlch make our Seena 'I HEI MA ACKERVIANI 238 Chalkstone Ax nue Achle Beauttclan Volley ball Leaders Club swlmmtng dancmg Fun pep and energy de scrtbe our Achte KENINETH A ADI ER 281 Potters Avenue Kennq Lawyer Spanrsh Club Young A ttsts Roger Wrllxams A Z A collectxng and nm personatmg records mrsmatrcs Heres hopxng that Kenny wx make yust as bug a hlt wtth hrs clxents as he has wtth us by hrs rm personatxons NORMA CONSTANCE ALLAIRE 62 Htlton Street F renchze Secretary Boosters Red Cross danctng bowlnng skatmg foo ball games hockey games r chres frxendly there ts a famtllar sound tn the Hope corrldors JOHN ALVES 262 Rrchmond Street Servlce H R Treasurer CI termj Cross Country 13 yearst Indoor and Outdoor Track Hrs fleetness of foot has brought htm fame GORDON G AMBACH I8 Whrttng Street Stump ngmeer Tnnts and Basketball Teams Class Presrdent Orchestra Usher BLUI AND WHHI: Sports Edt tor Red Eeather Speaker admmton camp work R I Juntor Badmtnton Champ IStngles and Dou blesl trylng for cham pnonshnps L the record speak for Itself ROBI-Rl I DWARD ANDRLWS IO8 Ohno Avenue. Bob I lying Instructor Hyrng atrplanes Bobs plans for next year are tndehmte now but mth hrs friendly smtle and pleasant attitude t should be successful whatexer he undertakes AR I'HUR ANCLII 26 Pllgrtm Street Ace I'est Ptlot Baseball fishing plane build tn Testtng the planes ts not commonplace but whcn you build them too you re lr e our Ace '1 A .J , Q L V ' t Q , ' tl - v SIL Fen I H -Ha. will y f I Q 1 5 I I , so , . U . 4? V. . . 5 E 'I . e A S b 4 ' , f A ' ' ' ct ' ' 'mc , ' in I , rf . , . I nu: I U . V y S n . . g pn ' I . 4 , H, . '. . Y 'k H H. NA-KRION H ORLNCL ANTHONY 42 Dana Street Mary Ann Undectded Young Arttsts BlUk AND Il't Ar S aff Teens Y W C A ar rk B Y l rea mg We cannot but admtre Mary Anns qutet and pleasant ways NORMA ARBEITSMAN 257 Htghland Avenue Norm Ollice Work Booster Club French Club dancing bowlnng roller skattng ptano Norm ltkes to play pop ular songs on the ptano Bl.Vl.Rl Y ANN ARMAS 37 lturnace Street Beu Secretary R Ofllccr CZ terms Speech Chonr Jr Alliance rancatse BI Ut AND A Commtttee danctng owltng sports events s sttll a mystery how chtc Bev keeps that band box look as she dashes from one actnnty to another ll SLOII ASI' O 206 Doyle Axcnut Stullq Commcrctal Arttst or lndus trtal Deslgner Bland and Orchestra Q termsl J V Foot all De Molay art work Talented Scotty ha of ten entertamed us wxth hrs dry humor and car toons HOWARD B-XCRNLR 56 Payton Street Ltmey Salesman Stamp collectnng au.tomo btles playtng football and baseball ltmeys dtsposttton wtll h hm to be a great salesman CLASS OF JUNE 1952 Nei JOAN I-RANCIS BACON l09 ftllmore Street Shorty Nurs urses Club volley ball R Secretary QIZBD sewmg Pawtucket Y C A danct skattng Sunday School secretary Dnver Tram tn Joan ts another all around ga who ts a credtt o our school NORVIAN G BADER 77 Glenham Street Stretch Buslness I C C Basketball Here s hoptng the term suc cess wtll soon be applled t Stretch l:LAYNE SANDRA BAKFR 54 Glenham Street Vlerchandlsmg French Club Speech Chotr BI UI: AND WHITI: ca nasta eattng dancmg to the rhythm of Xavner Cugat Our Elatne ts gust as sweet as she ts pretty MARY PIERLL BALDWIN 487 Hope Street Baldy Nurse Nurses Club Y Teen Vlary s place as an Angel tn Whxte ts assured DOROT HY l ll LIAN BANNISTER 212 Lmwood Avenue Dome Secretary Boosters Young Artists Church chotr soprano dancxng readtng smgnn Happy Dotty wtll make someone a line secretary Ftfty three W A .. Q .' e . N ' ' ' . , J H., - . WH' 2 I l 4' Y' 5 'ti M. . 'ng. ice , .... , t- ' wo . . . 3., d' , ' ' 1 4 . le I . - . . 86' gl . l t ,NR O .. tt . , , et. A A , wnma mt. tllAl,'A, 4 U -' by ' , l H' ' , - U 4' ' lt' ' ' Rli. Q ' Q ll N 6 , . . f b . L 1 - A l l V .. ff S 1 A I D H b ' . ' 1 elp i V D Ftfty four LLASS OF JUNE 1952 DOROTHY llLLlAN BANNJON 35 Potters Avenue Dot Secretary Stenographer Danctng datmg wtth Walter orothy engoys danctng to the stratns of Because of You DOROTHY EILEEN BATCHELOR 83 Dana Street Dot Debbze edtcal secretary R S Pres of Hope Debattng Soctety Spantsh Club French Club Or chestra Young Arttsts IUE AND WHITE Ltter ary Staff H A C Drtv er Tratmng Rainbow R I Youth Councml A staunch supporter everythtng ln whlch she parttctpates Dot ts an as set to any organwatton MYRON JAY BAUVIAIN l42 lancaster Street Chief Bustness and Texttle lndus r UIPS work at pharmacy eattng sleeping e dedtcate the song Al ways leave Them Laugh tn t C te NANCY l Bl ACANJ 476 Hope Street Nun eathtr Drtver lratntng Spantsh Club Debattng Soctety BLUh AND WHI1l- Sports Staff Hope Log H A C Red Cross Representattve ed headed Nan ts so luke able that we re sure her students wtll love her ANN Ml-RYl Bl I OVITCH l9ll Somerset Street Fuzzy tlurse Danctng bowltng Narra g nsett B B G swtm mtng double dattng wtth Sarah Poppy and cheerful are two words whtch descrtbe Ann DONALD WALTILR BENSON 94 Babcock Street Don Nlavy Sports Heres wtshmg good luck to a future wearer of those Bell Bottom Trousers JEANNETTE BFRKOVIC 39 Gordon Avenue Bryant Spantsh Club lrench Club Speech Chotr dancm knttttng Jeanettes amtable personal tty make her a true frxend SHIRI l:Y ANNl: BERKOWITZ f orlmer Avenue l rn ate secretary Orchestra plng pong tennts rtvtng Shtrley wtth her happy dns p sttton ll go far her work Bl Vl Rl Y BID-X l0Ol Eddy Street Bev Bustness world Watchtng fo ot b all and hockey games B v s abtltty to laugh one of her most vxmntrg tratts WM ll R RICHARD Bll NICKI 'VlcCann Place Walt State Trooper Hockey A champion on the lce he ll soon be a champton of law and order LRNEST BILODEAU 35 Umon Awenue Muscles Gymnasxum Owner and ln structor W r e s t I 1 g competrtrvc welght lxftmg 'Vluscle s gym I5 bound to be a success CAROL BINDER Zl Rangeley Avenue Publlc Relatrons H A C Hope Loq French Club Spanlsh Club L1 brary Alde Jr Achxeve ment Broadcast Treasur er of Achlevers Assn col lectlng records actmg wrntmg What Carol lacks rn rnches sh makes up or bralns ambrtron and en thuslasm JOHN 'Vl Bl ACKWOOD 175 Ohno Avenue Jach nsurance QU R Baseball basketball dancmg llow wrll any prospective xnsurance buyer be able to resnst Johns red hatr ROCl R Bl ANCHARD 32 Croyland Road I rem hte Allen School of Aeronautxcs Hockey football model atr plane making lt s sand there s an a1r age rn the future and Roger wtll ccrtalnly help build for lt SYI VIA 'Xl lxll Bl ANICHARD 32 Croyland Road ll armacnst Boosters Y 0 u n g Artxsts Clu sports readrng sewmg Oulet Sylvla rs always ready wxth a smxle to help any one CLASS OF JUNE 1952 DOLORES MARIE BOUDREAU 520 Hope Street Dolly Socral Worker or Teacher Presxdent of Y Teens Al lted Youth Boosters Young Arttsts Y W C A sports Dolly s a peppy petxte brun ette wrth a wnnnmg smnle JANET ELIZABETH BOWEN 31 Norwrch Avenue an Stenographer BLUE AND WHITE Cxrcula txon Staff football games bowllng Jans another enthuslastrc young lady wlth plenty of rp EDWARD WlLLIA'Vl BRADLEY 185 Summtt Avenue Chuck Professtonal Hockey Player H R President and Vxce President Hockey Team Our busy hockey star IS al ways ready to say hello CHRISTINE BRADY 9 Milk Street Chrzs Receptionist 'Vlajorette log Representa tive BLUE AND WHITE Clrculatlon H R Presr dent and Vice President Red Cross Drrver Tram mg Bowlmg Team dancxng church sodalrtres skattng swtmmmg oot ball games Chns tall and pretty twnrls a mean baton MARJORIE BRETT 14 Memorral Road Mara Teachmg Sports photography drn mg bowltng 'Vl rg rs a bnght young lady we are sure wxll make an excellent teacher 3 Fzfty five 'n . , I- h E ra ' ' t ' ,.,, ' . ' V '. 'Z J el r Il v f in A HZ. 1 A l . . ' 1 - . . tm I - -, ' ' . , . . ' ' '. . I' . . I f J Sl ' qi Ph ' - I Q - . . 4 , 3 ' ' . ,I . ' Fzfty szx ILASS OF JUNE 1952 PEARL IRENE BRIGGS 159 Lnppttt Street Peaches Dressmaker H R Treasurer Cl AD softball volleyball base b l l basketball p 1 n g pong roller skatmg Pearl s the gxrl wtth a won derful sense of humor JOAN ELIZABETH BROUILLETTE 18 Booth Ave Lakewood Joame Nurse Booster Club babysrttmg Hope won t have to lose b o n d e peppy oan who ll be back for a course I-RED M BROWN 61 Seventh Street Freddy Bryant Nlght School Grrls watchmg TV mak mg money Fred wtll make hrs second mtlllon before hrs first stnce the ftrst rs harder to get IAURA BROWN 319 Ohro Avenue Laurxe Telephone Operator or A Force Young Artlsts bowlxng dancrng Well never hear Sorry' wrong number wtth Laurte at the swrtchboard EVERETT M BURGESS 194 Hanover Street Pete Servnce or Business Basketball roller skatrng dancmg frshmg hunting The boy wtth the two names who explains what he does by SHYIHS lrke rt WALTER JOSEPH BURGESS ZZ Whrtney Street Wall lr Force Baseball football We re sure Walt will be an rr Force Ace tn no tlme DOROTHY JEAN BYRES 95 State Street Dotty Medncal Secretary Readxng pmg pong Blonde Dotty wlll make a lovely secretary for some lucky doctor MARY ELIZABETH CAFFREY 24 Knowles Street Betlq Oflice work Gomg for long rrdes danc mg roller skatmg hockey ames pople but shes a gurl well worth watttng for RONALD CAPALDI 45 Grllen Street Cap Mechantcal Lngmeer Boys Club Football Team sports swrmmrng bowl mg H R Officer f1lBl Caps fnendly manner has made htm many frxends at Hope EUGENE JAMES ARAMANTE 36 Nellre Street Gene College Band Orchestra bowlmg Gene rs our own Harry James '1 I U . . 0 . A' ' I ' ' I ' , ' . I a ' ' N H l l , J - ' P.G, . I g l 'I ' ' ' Betty dislikes waitlng for . - e ' ' ' r iz' u C I . ' ..I l ' ' ' MARLENE CARDIN l-40 Rlchardson Street Mtke College H R Vtce Prestdent and Secretary BLUL AND WHITE Sports Staff Cheerleader S p a n rs h Club Dr1verTram1ng A A Representattve Wal ther League Speech Choir Class Councxl Model Congress Flrst prlze U R I Extcmpor Speech Contest Marlenes the reason why gentlemen prefer blondes DONALD VJILl IA'Vl CARY 45 Camp Street Carab Ja7z Band Leader Basketball football We ll long remember Donald wrapped nn has bug tuba CHe plays the ptano too' ANNJ BARRETT CHAMBFRS 93 Atlanttc Avenue Ban Phystcal Theraptst French Club Scoutx g Rainbow Cnrls Y W A Slxm Ann wnth her ador abe smlle and likable qua mes w ll go far JESSE CHAPMAN Sl Benent Street Concert Pnamst New En land Conservatory f Musxc Presldent of Young Arttsts Orchestra ptano teacher Church Choxr ptanlst Well long remember Jesses wonderful piano playing h pe to see rr soon at Carnegie Hall JOAN ANN CHARETTE 185 Wtllnams Street Office work Attendmg Hope g a m e s bowlmg swrmmmg danc tn We would luke a dozen more wxth .Io s spmt and vntal CLASS OF JUNE 1952 Hs. T AUDREY R CHASE 38 Upton Avenue Audze College Co Editor of BLUE ANID WHITE French Club Chatrman of Red Feather peakers Ltbrary Forum J Alliance Francaise Teen T o p 1 c s Speech Choir Young Arttsts H R Secretary K2 terms' Sparkltng mtellxgent busy Audrey has a fame that 1 widespread ESTHER MICHAELLA CHRISTIE D21 Smtth Street Mtch: Nurse or Ltbrarxan Allred Youth lnflrmary Atde Y Teens Ltbrary Alde swnmmnng knnt tmg mustc 'Vlaybe Mtckx will operate thc first flylng llbrary ln that predicted a1r age G JEAN CILLEY 294 Chapman Street Telephone Operator or Arr Force Football games kr work Though her favorxte song ts Detour we know she ll ta e th rnght road o success BERNARD CIOTTI 65 Russo Street Ben Baseball player Commumty League Basketball Base H R Prest ent fl2BJ We hope to see Ben playing tn huge stadxums soon BETTY JEAN CLARKT 4 Parkman Street Betty College BLUE AND WHITE Clrcula tlon Stafl' J Allrance Francatse French Club readtng swtmmmg sports Betty s a gurl wlth that snap crackle and pop Frfry seven J . . . Yr. - . . , . r. b . , . . V ,ak :jeg I ' . . , is . J . . . A t 4 4 H - , ta ' n g C - - - hikes, bowling, basketball. I ' . , ' Q 'vb U , Ma-'L 7 I t i - k e ' t - 1 A . . - g- - o ' f . . ' ball. . . ' 'a and o I hu . g - , , . . ' x ity. - , . r ' -J' Fzfty ezght LLASS OF JUNE 1952 DONALD COHEN 149 Unrversrty Avenue Donnre Chemlcal Engrneer BI UE AND WHITE Lrrerary and Clrculatlon Staffs Vlath Club Sllde Rule Club H R Presrdent Wed lxke to know rf Don me dreams of chemlcals and sltde rules DOROTHY VllRIAM COHEN 228 Morris Avenue Dong er IU R I French Club Jr Alllance Franqaxse Hope Loq Ad vertnsmg Staff Young Ar tlsts danclng When xt comes to recognw mg Pans orxgtnals from coptes our curly hatred xmp wxth the sparkllng grm knows rt all ROSE COHEN 16 Farragut Avenue Rosle Ofiice Work BLUE AND WHITI bowl xng dancxng Rosle s personallty and warm heart wrll always mean succss RUSSELL COHEN 125 Hxllstde Avenue Red Metallurglcal Engineer Boatmg Red s the boy wrth the flam mg hair and contrasting qunet manner MELVINY EDWARD COLBY 24 Pocasset Avenue lnfun Business Hot rods lookmg for races ln un passes the peace pxpe to all 3' BARBARA JANE COLLINI 63 Brndgham Street Barbre Busnness Woman CBryant H R Treasurer Q2 termsl Se retary Cl term! S A O German Club Lead ers Corps basketball bowllng Y Teens muslc rce skatmg Actxve Barble spreads hap ptness wherexer she goes NORMAN1 CONIDE 28 Walllng Street Norm BUSINESS or Servxce Sports Quner Norm ns a person who ll get r WILLIAMI CONWAY 83 Camp Street Blllu Mannes Football Team C3 years, Track Team C2 yearsl Chorus sports dancing xpenenced already by foot b ll wont take 0 g fo Btlly to become leatherncck officer LLLEN ROB: RTA COOGAN 36 I-osdyke Street Commercial Arust BLUE AND WHITE Art Edttor Hope Loq H A C Swltchboard H President and Secretary fl terfnl drawlng wrttlng tennxs swlmmxng ptano Cute and blonde Ellen wrth her quick wrt and rnfectx ous laughter wll not soon be forgotten JOAN CORFY IO6 Halsey Street Stenographer Volley ball basketball baby slttlng danclng roller skating Frxendly Joan may have en tere our class late but she s Grst on lrne for suc cess W S ' - . ' U ' 9 A r - 'V ' V' C ' ' Q x ' I Q , Buy . . .J - ' ' A 'I , ' f wi fa. E ' ' ' - any ' ln ' r ' a Q' f RQ . . L . '1k'l,a ' A Jo J ' ' . d I , ' s-X' ' ' ARTHUR VINCENT CORSAIR 12 Ninth Street Corky Work Sports Heres wnshmg Corky suc cess and happiness THOMAS CRADDY 5 Mendon Street Tommy Coast Guard fDraftsmanD Custom cars hot rods fish mg drawxng boats skat tn 'Vlaybe someday Tommy wrll desxgn a floattng cus tom buxlt hot rod HAROLD CRAWFORD 35 Duncan Avenue Business Photography bowllng base We know that Harold wlll never stop untxl hrs bus1 ness 15 on the top FVAN lEWlS CRONSON 55 Raymond Street Pharmacist Band Slnde Rlue ub music basketball H hndes hrs wt and ln tellxgence behxnd a qunet front ANTHONY C CUNHA 135 Rugby Street Tony Carpenter Baseball Team basketball We hope that Tony wrll be as successful a carpenter as he rs on the baseball diamond CLASS OF JUNE 1952 MARY E CUNHA 141 Pratt Street Marte urse Corrtdor Receptxonxst Gxrl s Chorus. dancmg bowlmg Smce her favorxte expression IS Tough ltfe rsn t rt? she wants to make lxfe easxer through nursmg GAIL MARY CUNNINGHAM 102 Nelson Street Windy Physncal Education Teacher Red Feather worker Debat mg Socxety Young A tlsts BLUE AND WHITE Ctrculatxon and Advertts mg French Club prano basketball bowlmg Gaxl IS as cooperatxve as she IS nndustnous JACQUELINE ROSE DAVIS 15 Jefferson Street Jackte Tennls records Jackxe rs always a good sport and has numerous fnends JOYCE MAY DEARY 590 Public Street Secretary R Vxce Presldent 112131 dancing baseball Y M A Y part tame rob Jo IS a cheerful busy youn lady known to all of us GLORIA F DE COSTA Lmwood Avenue G o Office Work Playmg records dancing roller skatxng Glo loves to dance the tango to the strams of Jeal ousy fi Ftfty mne Rl N . 1 1 a H u l . I 1 I KN X. e ' ', U ball, basketball ' C Qmge work 4 A Jo , A ' Cl , H, , ' . ' . e f ' ' gi C. if C. . 'of ' . ' , , g . - 33 . 1 -0- 1 - . . CLASS OF JUNE 1952 JUNE KATHERINE DE COSTA 192 Messer Street Sweet Geo rg1a Brown Nurse Dancmg 1ce and roller skat mg sw1mm1ng bowl1ng When you re s1ck and wear a frown just hope your nurse IS Sweet Georgxa Brown LORRAINE JEAN DE FREITAS 54 Trenton Street Lorne Secretary Gym recept1on1st Church Sodalrty collect1ng r ords bowlmg sewlng Her quletness IS only a cam ouflage of her true se NICHOLAS ANTHONY DEL MASTRO 78 Clym Street Del Masle Chemxst CU R IJ Playlng the plano baseball hockey S s or HO one rom other r N1 knows OSCAR DER MANOUEI IAN 169 Dudley Street Chret Draftsman Football track fishmg lopnes Hrs knowledge of 1alop1es should ald hlm ln drawmg plans of machxnery JACOUELINE MARIE DE ROSA 13 West Rxver Street Jackze Nurse Snngmg hot dogs dancnng tenms badm1nton Jackne couldnt help but be the best medlclne for her pat1ents GLADYS MARGARET DESPRES Glad Offlce Work L1sten1ng to musrc roller skatmg Harmg Glad say Its a FIOI and seemg her pleas a smxle eas understand the nrckname MARILYN D1MBLEBY 46 Larch Street Mar Lyn Detltlan CU R ID H R Vlce Presrdent CIOBJ Pres1dent QIOAJ sw1m mmg dancmg modelmg grrls baseball team Jack Hope s member of the Fash 1on Board IS tall blonde and pretty JOHN PHII LIP DONLEVY 227 1 Pfalfle Avenue Jack oto Engraver CR I S D J H R Treasurer fl B 1n Perhaps some day John w1ll be engravtng the BLUE 'IND WHITE JOHN VI DOYLI: 253 Brook Street Dzqqer Chef Swnmmmg Y Canteen col lectmg souvemrs Too many cooks spoxl the broth but not when John IS there ELIZABETH DRUMMOND 133 Crestwood Road Warwxck IZ College Green Mountaxn Jr College! Bl UI AND WHITE Llterary Staff French Club Young AIIISIS Club Jr Alllance Frangarse R a 1 n b o w Chorus Y P F ballet horseback r1d1ng tenms I I7 a graceful baller1na has charm and a l1vely person allty W , , ' e 1 .. ., .. , . ' ,, . nt ' , its y to i ' ' , . . I I . I ' 1 ec- 1 ' . I - lf. ' 4, . . Ph - .. . . . .I 2 D, . drawmg, wrestling, danc- o.' ' , f ' the . o u ' c k ' ' A ' . ' , . ' . ja- ' I . L. C . . in 1 E - HELEN LOUISL DURKIN 100 Abbott Street Secretary I-ootball games tenms swrmmlng softball danc mg eatmg hamburgs drlvlng volley ball Shes the grrl wlth all that pep on a volley ball team 'IHOMAS I-RANKLIN DWYER Iom A government job CU R I and K6 termsb trac dancmg eatlng tomato ple Yankees Hope rs losmg a line member of the band I lOl A LI ROS 4-lr Babcock Street Ioly Doctor s Receptronlst B UI AND WHIII ll 1 B G sleepmg late k ln Sweet and frrendly Loly lS lnked by all SANDRA SUI: EISENBBERC 159 Lancaster Street Sandy Soclal Worker CCollegeJ Dancrng knlttlng takmg care of chrldren Wrth her love for chxldrcn Sandy should m ke wonderful socral worker BARBARA A ELI INIGTON I6 I-I Prospect Street Bobbyhrn Doctor CN C Statej Playrng th mano dancmg badmlnton Bobbv IS an ardent Nat Klng Cole fan CLASS OF JUNE 1952 GABRIELE EPSTEIN 404 Potters Avenue Gabby Guy Medncal Secretary or Smger Snngmg tenms G e r m a n Club Young Artrsts R I Opera Guxld 'I he gurl wlth the sweet voxce and the personalnty to match SOPHIE EVRON 115 Chalkstone Avenue Yosha Clerlcal Work Driver Training volley ball kmttrng chocolate cabx nets dancmg Even wxth all those choco late cabmets Zosha stxll IS trxm and neat JAMES FAI LON 170 Doyle Avenue rm Undeclded Work readrng artendlng hockey games working on cars Jrm lS a newcomer to our c ass LOIS ANN FAI I ON Bogman Street Typlng and Comptometer Operator Danclng wrltlnglette swtmmmg softball ten ms bowllng ols wants t om e Waves GEORGE E PARRAGUT JR 22 Blarsdell Avenue Pawtucket Admtral College Usher stamp collectmg golf YMCA H R Officer IIZAD Collegxate mn appearance and amlable drsposxtron Cxeorge wlll mlss havmg too much homework al mot as much as Hope wlll miss his whltt 7 bucks Sixty one B n I . k, I n , ., . J- L i . I. V' ' Secretary K2 termsl, B. I. ,, ' ,tal - ' ' g . . 1 -- up 72 H I ' ,' rs, , 13 ' 0 V th ' 8 4 ' - ' - 4.5 Stxty two CLASS OF JOHN J FARRELL 59 Woodbtne Street Johnny Adverttstng fBryantJ Young Arttsts H R Prest nt termsj tce restdent Cl rm J ptano stngtng bowltng swtmmtng Froebel Hall Johnnys mustcal talent has helped to make our assem bltes a success LOUISL MARIE IAYNE 49 D March Street Lu Lu Telephone Operator Sewmg dancmg swtmmtng bowltng Lxuberant Lu I u wtll make those telephone w re s fatrly bounce PHYI I IS JOANN I-EER 135 Massachusetts Avenue Coohte Concert Work and Mustt Teachtng QB U College of Mustcl Young Arttsts H R Sc retary C2 termsl Treas urer Cl termj Red Cross Chatrman Spantsh Club BI UI' AND WHITE Lllel' arv Staff Drtver Tram mg Phvllts ts our Kttten on tht Keys WII I IAVI DXXID IINI AY 682 Hope Street Wtld B111 I ngtneertng 'ndoor and Outdoor Track I-I R Vtce Prestdent C4 rermsl basketball VVtth hts grand sense f humor Btll always sees a brtght stde to every stt uatton DOROTHY ANIN IINNTGAN 109 Rugby Street Dot Bustness World Movtes attendtng football and hockey games Dots always on hand to cheer her team to vtctory .IUNF 1952 il' H AROLD J FOGELL 95 Pavtlton Avenue Harry Sparrow Draftsman Hot rods western mustc D Molay officer Harold tntends to jotn the nawv and see the world GLORIA JANET FORD 209 Ltppttt Street Go Go Undectded C Y C dancmg drawmg playmg the ptano Clorta ts qutck at ptcktng up tunes on the ptano JOAIN EIEANOR FORD 383 Sayles Street Buzzq Secretary or Recepttontst R Treasurer CI dancmg tce skattng col lecttng records football games We wtll always remember Joan as one of our most enthustasttc gtrls Wll I IAM AI BI Rl FORD 40 Olney Street B1 Auto Mechantc Drtver Tramtng Y VI C A Center Campers Club softball basketball Btll ts the easy gotng fellow whom everyone ltkes LAWRENCE FORMANI 3l Rtchter Street Larry I ectrtcal Engtneer Ushr H R Vtce Prestdent fl IBD Youth League C Larry s frtendly manner has made us all hts frtends A .J de ts ' ' ,' V' 1 Y V 6 P. 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' . . e I - at ' ' , .I .gi I LEONARD POSTER 58 Howell Street Shortle Accountant IU R Basketball Baseball moxtes gurls dancnng len must crawl out of bed smgtng Oh How I Hate to Get Up In the Vlorn rn C II BERT I-RACASSA 143 Ledge Street College Trumpet wrestlrng auto raclng C Y O ACIIYIIICS danclng CIIIIOIDIJ Here he comes SANDRA BEVERLY FREEDMANJ 19 Whxtlng Street Sundq College Irench Club Young A tlsts Spanish Club Alliance Eranqatse plano satlmg readlng danclng Sandys quiet nature cloaks 1 fme sense and apprectu tnon of humor AI ANI FRENCH 315 Ilmwood Axcnue frtnthtt R I School ofDes1gn Us er BI U1 AIND VH ll Art Staff hockey paxnt mg sleeplng classical mu s Our Frlend from 'Nlorthern Ireland who was born wxth a palette tn hrs hand and a pamtbrush behmd hrs ear SHIRI EY G ALER 64 Chester Avenue Shlrl Office Work BLUE AND WHITL- Typnst bowllng swrmmxng drxv mg tuna Hsh sandwrch S dancing sleepmg part time office work Though tuna fish IS her meat shes a frtend who cant be beat CLASS OF JUNE 1952 THOMAS GARRITY 69 East Manntng Stree Ga! ollege Sleeplng eatmg basketball football all that eatrng an sleepmg whlch makes Crat so agreeable? ROSEMARIE GIANINIINI 60 Touro Street Prrvate Secretary fBryantD Teens Secretary of Ital tan Club Spanlsh Club Drrver Tralnmg tenms dancmg part trme work Rosemarre lrkeable good natured and sweet youll find a true frtend who lust can t be beat JOANI MARIL GLADHII I. 176 Reservorr Avenue Secretary lBryant5 R 'Nlurses Club dancrng western mustc football games Well always remember Joan as one of our lxvely ma orettes EVERETT G1 ANITZ 49 Caroltna Awenue KuU Bustness Woodcarxrng cablnet mak 1n A Z A po a Everetts motto wrll have the coverrng If you have the floor ROBERT GLECKVIANI 179 Calla Street Bob Professronal Baseball Fasketball baseball all other sports Bob wants to be a sparkle on that dlamond Szxty three R1 ' A . . I 1.3 y C . . I ' ' sy Is it b ' ' a . Z., B' ' I ' I I In T. ' . 1 ' rn I I .lr . 1 '. Jr. A I X, Maiorette. Youn Artistsf .A . f ' I Iwi icy I I I . I E ' ' ' g, I f ,. -lk ' - ' . -be 1 Szxty four ILASS OF JUNF 1932 DONALD GOLDBERG 242 Rugby Street Goldie Mechamc De Molay baseball basket ball football dancnng Goldres gomg to keep our ars runnmg smoothly LESLIE GOLDBERG 493 Hope Street 95 Surgeon IU R IJ Boxmg baseball Brooklyn Dodgers chocolate cream Pres of Drug S ore Cowboys Whether xt be rn gym geometry Les ca b counted on to lrven up a cass SANDRA JOAN GOLDEN 150 Home Axenue Sandu MRS Degree r 1 d o Recepttomst French Club Jr Alliance Franqatse BLUE AND lectlng records dancmg A slender brunette Sandys cute remarks always ht the occasnon ARLENE JUDIT H GOLDIS 62 Duncan Avenue Successful Homemaker Drtver Trammg danctn records pnano Hank Arlenes quiet nature has made her fnendshtp a treat GLORIA GOLDMAN 42 Adelpht Avenue Secretary Bowling argumg other work dancmg tuna fish sandwrches drlvmg A brown toned red head with a sweet smtle Gloria has a strarght forward truthfulness that ts most appealmg NORMA GOLDMAN 5 3 Taft Avenue Successful Homemaker Debating Socrety French Club BLUE AND WHITE Literary Staff Red Feather Speaker danctng cook mg handwork mterror decoratrng Whether tt be nn school or out talkatnve Norma ts always conscxentrous worker GEORGE M GOLDSTEIN 873 Smlth Street Doctor Playmg basketball work A Z A soft a poker wrth the boys Because of hrs excellent sense of humor no class wlth George can be dull JI SSII: SANDRA GOI DSTEIN 60 Twelfth Street PSS 'Nlursmg Boosters Nurses Club Nurses Arde Leaders Corps drawing collecting back rldmg camp coun se or Good natured and lxkeable Jess always lends 1 help mg and needed hand VIRGINIA GORVIANI 444 Plam Street Grnnq Stenographer YWCA dancing bowl mg basketball Cute and blonde Gmny ts lrked by all PATRICIA MARII' GOVE l05 Gallup Street U Teacher Young Artxsts Orchestra Boosters readmg sew mg teaching piano stent has o ten brought her to the favor a e attentnon f e school when she plays for our assemblxes R A J Q . A ' . L 4 I , ' ice :I . . or Nt ing, .I . ., bn. . I 4 n 9 . I A . J C o r ' r ' ' ' . 'V , V 3 WHITE' ' rom pin. col, horse hstatuettes, horse- ' - 1 . ' ' . . P 1 'g ' H Pat' ' al f ' . ' - ' bl ' 0 th KATHERINE GREENE 24 Ford Street Kaq Secretary H R Officer Ram ow Girls Church Fellowshnp swnmmmg correspondmg football games Sweet and attracttve Kay has the personalrty wxll and abnlnty to succeed BARBARA GREMBA 22 Orms Street Barb Bryant Swlmmlng bowlmg Church Sodalrty dancmg base ba H R Treasurer Q2 termsl Xlthough has h d broken wmg shes flown through hxgh school suc cessfully IHOMAS GRZYCH 353 Chalkstone Avenue Iommu Mayor league Baseball Bastball other sports play mg the clarinet Who knows someday Tom my mtght be voted The Vlost Valuable Player of the Year MAR I IN! HI NRY GURLEY III 91 South Angell Street Terry Jhyslclst or Chemtst Band BLUE AND WHITL Class Councll For someone whos ony been here a short whxle Terry s certalnly we liked JUNE MARIE HANOIANI ll4 Jewett Street June Buq Housewife Co ectnng p ct e cards dancmg baseball .lunes gurl with denntte udeas and an appealing manner CLASS OF JUNE 1952 GRACE FRANCES HARRIET 34 Fehx Street Slmqer Atrlme Hostess Glee Club baseball basket ball soda Jerkmg Wtth her boundless energy Grace wtll be The Host ess Wxth the Mostess On the Ball JEAN LORRAINE HASTIE 827 Hope Street Jeannze Prlvate Secretary Drrver Tratnmg H R Oilicer C3 termsl Class Councrl Vrce Prestdent of oosters Sunday School teacher letter wntmg dancmg readmg baby stttmg pert frtendly Hoperte wnn IIUQ school sprrnt hard working .Ieannte With ll wxll long be remembered LORLTTA M HAYDENJ l8l Peace Street Telephone Operator oller skatxng :ce skatmg Hope games loretta s sympathettc attt tude has won her many friends among her class mates ROBERT EDWARD HEARNJE IOO Burns Street Bob Teacher Cross Country Track Cla s Officer Allred Youth ed Cross Usher BLUE AN WHITE Bob ts so busy that he ways happy DONALD HEBERT l7A Prospect Street Don Own Bustness Nlakxng new thxngs to eat workmg nn a restaurant Don certamly sound luke a new Duncan Hmes , x . . A . , ' bl -' I D 1 I 'tix MA 4 ll, f . ' ' V ' - 'V B . N . If she a a , ' , A . I A ' . . I I ' The Li ht Brown Hair I 1 h R . ' . w ' I . . . v r Iv . ' K ' l' . ' , R I , . , D ' ' ll ' . ' 's al- ll 'I i ur . . . . ' a ' ' ' I' I . I A .I Sixty stx CLASS OF JUNE 1952 VINCENT HEFFERNKN 4l8 Wrckenden Street Hefl' Servtce Iootball Team danctng Blond Hell' IS gotng to lend s me of hrs energy to Uncle Sam JOHN BRAY'I ON! HFRMAN Ioster Center R I Jack Marnage and .1 famtly Track Cross Country foot ball baseball sports a tng dancrng .lacks athlettc prowess and a m t a b l e tnqutstttveness have made htm a well known ftgure throughout Hope 'VIARY TERESA HEUSER I ancaster Street Terry Danctng ltstentng to rec ords talking rtdtng Terry dtsltkes people who are late She enjoys talk mg to Dons MARIE IOUISI HII DEBRAND 9 Frankfort Street ee Bustness Bowltng danctng ltstenmg to records Ree could settle down at any ttme to spun o e of h r favortte Vaughn Monroe platters MARGARFT I' HOI I AND 27 Dart Street Marate Bustness World Danctng sports Margtes faxortte tunt ts September Song NANCY E HOI TON l65 Sesstons Street Hot Rod Phystcal Educatton Teacher Bl Ui AND WHITE- Ctrcula tton Staff Itbrary Atdt ea ers Corps H R Vrce Prestdent J Red Cross J Prom Com mtttee thtery smtle and a knack for chatter always dtstg nate our Nancy PA l'RICIA ABBII HOPKINS RID No 2 North Scttuatt at Vledrcal Secretary H R Secretary Btut AND WHITL Ctrculatton mpantst Roberts knttttng wrttmg letters Foster Y Can teen softball part rtmc o Pat s terrtnc sense of humor and qutet manner hate carned her successfully through Hope ENID HORVITZ 33 Forest Street Executtve Secretary Ptano playtng danctng the rhumba tennts swtm mtng mg pong skatmg Pettte Entd wtth a sweet stncertty has proven her abtltty to excel tn all sh undertakes GRANT HUDDISH 60 I-osdyke Street College tArchttectJ Jr Red Cross Representa ttve French Club BLU! AND WHITE Adverttstng sports drtvtng J C C u w nt but house call Huddtsh FRANKLIN JONFS JOHNSON 6 Parket Street Saylesvtlle Slrm Meteorologtst o Agrtcul turtst H R Prestdent Vtce Prest dent of Class Usher At tendance Committee ex pertmental m e c h a n t c work roller skatrng danctng drtvtng T Slrm whether tn an o ctal c pactty tn e school or gust as htmself ts welcome tn all groups I l 1 - 1 . . A 1 . l 4 E 1 ' . I ' - ' , r. I h ' . r. A - ' ' 4 T , . - L 4 . , P , A' , r It d In A , . , . 2 I. A : ' ' 1 Ac, , I I 1, co ' for A Lb, . , A 82 , . Secretary - - - l - - -fps ' .RQ R I ' ' ,. I I ' A ' I I If yo i a to A 'Id ' I ' n c 4 1 . r . 1 . y all ' H ' ' 'I ' ' fb' ar ' '- th JOHNI KAI IAN! 1-17 Douglas Axenue lohnnq llrlvate Busnness BIUI AND WIIITI Bustntss Vlanager Band Orchts tra Young Arttsts Our Johnny on the Spot has contributed hts dy namrc personaltty to a mutttudv. of school I Kl NlNE'I H D KAI UNIIANI 158 lenox Axtnut Ken 7 id 10 Cent Store n ager lootball Band Orchestra If you hear a toot r m Cadtllac that s Kenny Ll FANIOR RU I H 130 lrnwood Avenue Elly Ruth lnterror Decorator LB U 1 Bl UL AND WHITI Clrcula tton lnhrmary Arde Spanlsh Club Speech Chorr 'Nlarragansett B B Cr bowltng drrung photography rt 1 g letters Fllys warm stncere person a y has made her quarntance a pleasure SEYVIOUR GORDON KARNIES 22 Emelrne Street Chemtst .lr Alltance Franqatse Hope Z A baseball oo ball televrsron worktng lf there are any elements left to be drscovered ey mour wtll dtscover them HIRSCHIII KASPFR 26 larch Street Blondu College Professor of Math emattcs lootball Team Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams Narragansett A 7 A athlettcs H rschel h ht terrnfr sense of humor rs usuallx the cause of those out bursts of laughter rn class CLASS OF JUNE 1952 SHIRI EY RUTH KA T7 127 Xltagara Street Ktlly Kal or Meow Stattstrcran or Teacher U1 XND Wlllfl ltterxry Sta Hope Loq Sltdo. Rule Club French Club Young Arttsts Debattn Soctety Corrtdor Recep tronrst Gtrls Volley Ball td Cross ptano playrng rndmg conctrts twlktng S rrley a very line young rrtrst fact s t teaches prano as ttrtatntd us tn many as stmhltts Bl NIJ-'XVIINI KLITH 141 Rugby Stret Ben Archrtect XVorkrng basketball houses whtch well ue SUIANINI I ESI ll KFNNEDY 225 Public Street Susre ollege Boosters basketball danc mg bowlrng volley ball Susie s vrbrant enthustasm ts xnfecttous EDWARD KENIYON 99 Stanwood Street Eddy To make money ltshrng at 4 oclock tn morntng drrvxng It s 4 o clock rn he Morn rn l dy ts rn 'VIAURICI KERINIIR 131 l yndon Road Cranston Moe To be a mlllnonatre frack Team baseball new cars We h pe hell soon b mtllronatre so that he can buy all the new cars wrshes W a 1 v A l I . i 2 I ' 131. 2 I ' f .4 t lA - . ac R- I , ' ' , IIVCIICS ax -. ' , - , . ' 1 . ,111 . ' 4 Q . A, . . . in h' ll I' . - - ' , . . h en- . A I ' I I , C ' ' Ma - ' H fo A 1. I I I ' I 4 I KARLIN I 5 f Ben is going to design tht ' tn ' - 1' M 'V 1 x ' .,. '. I I , . 'E I H , ww ' t ' n I I C 1 lil -If V, ,' . 1 ' . , 'A. I ., I If ta ' ' ' 5' ' A A ' the . I . ' S ' ' ' l ' t - ' g -and id ' ' Esh g. . 5 ' '-t l v , e wit 's ' c 0 ' e .1 D he CLASS OF JUNE 1952 HAROLD IRWIN KESSLER 102 Pembroke Avenue Ktng Kong I awyer Debattng Socrety Ban German Club Sltde Rul Club playxng the trum pet dancnng the samba Harold s Theory of Fvolu to a n d lnfeclrous laughter haxe Immortal ll hm tn the eyes f hrs classmates LORETTA KIERNAN I3 Evergreen Street Vetta Secretary Corrtdor Receptronlst Gtrls orus h e e r g hockey games bowlmg Attracttve Loretta has that z st 1 e whnch lends enthustasm to her school acttvmes BARBARA R KING I45 Transtt Street Barbte Ofhce Work Bl UL AND WHITF Ctrcula tton Staff Drtver Tram mg Swttchboard Opera or Barbara ts postttxe proof that good thtngs come ln small packages J ANI' El I7 RBVTH 59 Bancroft Street 'Vlarrtage Wrrttng poems attendrng footballgames 1 movxes lane hopes to w rk smxt money and get marrted AI I FN I I OYD KI IBANOII -I8 Cole Axenut Klzbhq Chemtcal Fngtnetr Basketball baseball phorog raphy Narragansett A ast S1 e Y track Spanrsh Club Math Club We never cease to marxtl at mathtmmcr mrnd LVELYN KOSOI SKY 32 Reynolds Axenut Ewe Stenographer river ralnlng II mg shopping ptano pla-,Ing worktng for father Evelyn always has a happy and frnendly smrle I RIVIA KRASNI R Oakland Avenue Ktddo Mtdtcal Secretary BI UI AND WHIIL Crrcula tron S aff 1 Delta Shalshaletts sketchtng col lecttng records volunteer work lleres our Frtma busy as a You can tell s es ncar when you hear Not really DORIS MARILYN KREIGER 151 Camp Street Jezz Cosmettctan Booster Club BLUE AND WHITE Ctrculatton Staff boat r1d1ng collecttng records Pht Delta Narra gansett B B G I'a slender and pretty Dons always seen among a group of frtends ARNOI D I-ILRIVILINI KRITZ 2l5 Plain Street ryslclst Hope loq Orchestra bowl Ing tenms If you hear someone saytng 1 e bound to be Arnold JOANVNIE EDWARD KRUGER IZ7 Iangdon Street tidze src ducatton Teacher HIT! Clrcua VI ager leaders peech Chonr 1 y ball bslld ball g Ar tsts Sl ld ult at Club Irlllnts T ns to find anyont oesn blonde an v o X . . A ' dv D. CI, . A. r .d. V L. n ,, I, 1 , .- I I -.0 ,gf f , ' ' I . Ph f Ch , c in at Y bee, I h' 'A Q for If ' I ' C ' ll, ' , ' Y A is A KITE Pl ,I , ' Belt 1 like ir. ttk nr its . o ,I . '- ' ' Y - I7hyA 1 I ' ' - ' l.Uli ND X i ' 1 f - 4 ,- , io I . .' ' . S' I n I .l ' ' I e ,' a et . ' 3 un ' ', I - Zed A.. J. C. C., to bb J , . . ngli Ag ' ' ,, l:'s i It ' V X I - Allen's -A.l '. ke'. . d vt act us ' ne. x, g RACHEL ANN LAPOINTE 4I Maple Street ae Oflice Work BIUI AND WHITI Typtst R Treasur r rn A IIB Vtce Pres IIA ec retary Red Cross Repre sentatrve eatmg s eep mg bowling working sports Maybe her pleasure rn eat mg and sleepmg grvts Rae thtt pleasant ds posxtron MAYNARD LEIBOWITZ 34 Radcltffe Avenue Professxonal b a s e b a I I o aeronautrcal Izngmeer Baseball arrplanes photog rap y mustc sports travelmg Vlaynard s sense of humor IS absolutely prtceless IRVING I. IFVIN I47 Pembroke Avenue es Own Bustness R1 mg rn hrs 57 Do ge workmg Ambitious lrvtng who Irkes MARTHA JANL I IBBY 8 Angell Court Palsy embroke Spantsh Club Irench Club J Allrance Franqatse Bl UI AND VJHIFI I tter ary Staff mustc reading I rench Patsys quret pleasant and rlendly manner helped to make her many frtends IRWIN! I ll Bl RMAN I I I Ruggles Street Wtndow Dresser fBryantI Wrestling softball bowltng Irwln s prrde and 'oy ns has Chevrolet CLASS OF JUNE 1952 ETTA RAE IISKFR I8 Drckens Street PZ Socral Worker CU R II H R Vrcellrestdent QIOBI BLUL AND WHII1 Ctr culatton Speech Chotr Debating Socrety lrench Club stngmg dancrng hr Delta ltta with her understand mg and lrktng for people should make t wonderful socnl worker KENNETH THOMAS LOISELLE 97 I ancaster Street Servtce fAtr Forcel Dancmg Off he goes Into the wxld blue yonderl VIRGINIIA INA LOPES 62 John Steret Gena Nursmg Canteen eatmg sleepmg Nmtable Gena enhances all groups wtth her congen ral presence SARAH RUTH IOVITT 120 Dudley Street Cosmctrcran I-YDISI for the BLUE ANID WHITE- Drtver Tram mg H R Treasurer C2 termsI Red Cross Repre sentattve Corrxdor Recep tlontst I-rench Club Narragansett B B G bow mg danctng an travelnng to Cheboygan lovey ts gomg to be one of those cosmettctans re sponsrble for Amerrcts Iovelresr women PHII IP HAYNIVS IUTVS 225 Cass Avenue Woonsockct Jhtl Aeronautlcal Engtnter lratk Ieam tenms swtm ming ttnkertng south rn drawl and colle grate appearance u ms takably dlstrngursh our Phu Szxty nme R J 'Hf . J' noi ' f Q3 I . A , I U- ' ' - ' A . r H - I hh. ' f I L ' ' Ad' 'C ' H d . 4 . V . . 3, 4 to work. should succeed. Q ,, V I Levfv . P U I . . .l, L. . ' I I 1. , - r d X f ' Y I has I I , . Y V . Ie - . , . . . .Q ,- I - n- iv ' ' '1. Q5 'W Seventy CLASS OF JUNE 1952 DAVID MAKERI 224 Gano Street Dave College Sports. Y. M. H. A., work, stamp collecting. model plane construction Dave claims to be the sworn bachelor of our cltss GPRAI D P MAI I OY l02-1' Atwells Avenue Jerry College fPro footballj Football baseball hocke We expect to do a great deal of reading about our gridiron star CHARI ES MALONEY 398 Public Street Charlre Naval Officer Baseball Y M C A Charlie wont be content with just those bell bot tom trousers he wants stripes on his sleeves too MARVIN MANEKOFSKY 51 Methyl Street Mannq Physical Education Teacher 'I rack Team photography athletics cooking Hope Z A Grenadter s football Mannys a man of action as well as words DOROTHY R VIANGANFLI I 60 Touro Street C urley or Dottre Fashion Buyer fCollege5 J Hlll t Rule Club Trench Club Young Artists Speech Choir V1cePres1dent of Y 'leens Ietders Corps R Vtce I resident erms Allun e r catse Drtxer Training sketching Chllrmtn of Country Dance Dottie with her dark curly htir is sweet charming ind eertunly friendly DOROTHY WINIFRED MARTIN 79 Cass Street Boo Boo Business World Dancing. driving. sports. Dick Next year Dotty will be in commercial school. SHIRLEY A MATHEWSON 610 Prairie Avenue Sommy or Shir! Military Service Slide Rule Club Young Art ts s Boosters Church Choir tennis roller skat ing playing the piano Well all look forward t seeing those films Shirl takes while seeing he world EUGENIE MATTEODO IO Loreto Street Gene College Gene enjoys pondering over math problems but who wouldnt when they us ually come out right C BOYD MEINHOLD 203 Calla Street College Math Club basketball Boyd is Roger s loss and our gain JOAN! AUDRLY MII I IR lo Ann Nurse Orchestra Young Artists Boosters Nurses Club BIUI AND WIIITI CII' culatton Staff Civil Air Patrol Church Choir Rainbow Cnrls Actne Joan will certainly be able to cheer up her patients , , y .. . . 1 I ' . ' ' ' t .Q A - A. AA., B. Bf . C.. . 9 ' , . I ..3 Bram: ANI W P, Sl'd: IVS Sinclair Avenue ttf . - ei 1 5 ' I-5 -Q t'- I, Jr.. '. c' Iilan- ' X , ' ' ' MARILYN RUTH MILLER Ill Rugby Street Ma Secretary Cxvtl Atr Patrol wntmg let l2l'S Blonde and athelttc 'Vlarx lyn wants to get a gllmpse of th1t Ilorlda sunshnne SANI-ORD MILI ER 23 Snxth Street Stun the Mun Mllltary Service Bowling Teen Town sports Stans ambxtlon ts to make a mxllxon dollars ELIZABETH MOORE 5 Burn s Lane Berry Nurse ltstenmg to records sew tn cooking rea mg C Y C Church Chotr Y at the Rhode Island Hos pxtal Nursxng School HARTI EY MORFY 2 Proctor Place Ace C ege CU R ID 'I rack bowlmg catchmg butterI'Ites?? To look at Hartleys blond head and angelxc face you cou dnt guess what a ltvely sense of humor ns hidden IREDERICK F MUI I EN H8 Thurbers Avenue Whuey S rvtce Bowling baseball sports Bowlmg League After leavmg the servtce of Uncle Sam Whttey hopes to become a ball player CLASS OF JUNE 1952 IFR BARBARA ELINOR MURGO 79 Wood Street Bobbze College BLUE AND WHITE Clrcula non Staff H R e Prestdent KIOAJ Young Arttsts collectmg rec ords dancmg playmg the pnano X e hope her futurv. will be Utterly Dlvme JAMES JOSEPH MURPHY 59 Evergreen Street Murph Cabinet Maker ancxng basketball swtm mmg track 'Vlurph rs the boy respon sable for the fine lob of keepmg the board track tn good repatr JEROME MUSHNICK 119 Sumter Street Jerry Commercial Arttst fR I S Dj hot rod ractng Heres a non temperamental arttst for he gets along wtth everyone DOROTHY JEAN MCCAUGHI RY 81 Ayrault Street Dollte 'Nlurse French Club Nurses Club Dnver Tratntng Jr Red C r o s s Representattve b w l 1 n g swtmmxng shopping Church Sodal tty dancnng The gtrl with the cra7e for chocolate cabnnets FII EEN VIARGARET MCCOY 817 Burnside Street Ltllle loo! 'VIRS Degree Dnver Tralntng walking bowling danctng work mg collectmg souvennrs 'Vlay Lnttle Toot become a Bug Toot nn the out snde world Seventy one I . ' I ' ' ' ' ' , . . vie I ' n n ' ' . V ' ' , 1 '. . . , ' X D I , I I - I . k A I I ,. 4 . gl . V - d. i . A A U Ngxt ycar we'11 5nd Ben - Pamttng, baseball, hockey, ' Wiz ' ioll . . . I ' - o ' . ' ' . I I ' ' V . . . I U I 'I A ILASS OF JUNE 1952 CAROL ANN MCCURDY 25 Tecumseh Street Office Work Collect1ng souventrs danc mg tenms bowlmg Wtth her souventr collectton It IS httmg that her favor tte song IS These Thtngs I Offer You WILLIAM ROBERT MCELROY l02 John Street Soupy Undertaker Football basketball hockey playtng cards Soupy IS an enthustast of etther tndoor or outdoor sports JEAN MCGARRY 2 Gallup Stret Jeante Doctor s Recepttontst BLUE AND WHITE Ctrcula t1on Staff Corrtdor Re cepttontst H R Secretary Q l 2 B J photography bowlmg dancmg We hope Jean does all the traveltng she wants to do I7 2 Lenox Street oe Undectded Worktng danctng roller skatmg An lndustrtous worker Joe ts headed for success PHYLLIS ANIN MCKENDRY 568 Hope Street Snooky Nurse ope Log BLUE AND WHITE Head cheerleader H R Ofhcer Class Secre tary CIOAI Class Treas ur r Bl D r 1 v e r Tratntng R a 1 n b o w Church Fellowshtp Dance Commtttee for Country Dance knttttng skattng Salllng ptano lon e acttve Phyllts known throughout the school for her PBIIICIPX t1on 1n BCIIVIIICS and her hne 'ob as head cheerleader JOHN REED MCKENNA 45 Apple Tree Lane Warwtck R I Reed Navy Worktng collectmg anttque ftrearms auto mechantcs Reeds tnterest tn hrearms and mechantcs make us thmk that he mtght enjoy pulltng clocks apart also SHEILA HOPE MCMANN 6 Warrtngton Street Sparkle College Drtver Tratntng Corrtdor Recepttontst Boosters BLUE AND WHITE scrap book collecttng pennant tenms swtmmtng danc 1ng bovsltng We hope that Sparkle wtll sparkle 1n years to come BARBARA ANN MCMANUS 336 Blackstone Street Barb Recepttontst Drtver Tratntng BLUE AND WHITE Ctrculatton Staff collect1ng s o u v e n 1 r s Barb wants to further her educatton before becommg a ICCCPIIOUISI ALBERT NALBANDIAN 58 Douglas Avenue Professtonal Baseball Baseball hockey Next year we hope to see Al Flortda base all tratntng school BARBARA JOAN NEIDORF 162 Burnstde Street Barbte Prtvate Secretary Debatmg Soctety BLUE AND WHITE Ctrculatton Staff Pht Delta collecttng rec ords televtston Narragan s B B G Pettte Barbara dtsltkes watt mg for p ople but she IS always ready to gtve them Just One More Chance D1 A JOSEPH P. MCGRATH chorus, dancing, bowtang J ' . . ' ' at in . ta ' b H I 1 I , , I is ' 1 Q, .412 T I I ' . I B d,' ' ' is at ettr. . FUGENJII NEVES IH Oxford Street Gene Commercral Artrst Boy Scout leader Baseball Team drrvrng watchrng televrsron attendrng foot ball games Always quret and studrous ru class Gene becomes a ball o fire on the base all dramond SHlRl EY NIGHTINIGALE 385 Chad Brown Street Shrrl Secretary Dancrng Wrrtrng letters BLUE AND WlllTE Staff Shrrls pet peeve rs wartrng for a date who s late RALPH G NOURSE JR 79 lrvrng Avenue Vlaster Mechanrc Y Canteen trnkerrng wrth old ralopres Ralph who already reparrs hrs own car wrll certarnly TINLEY LIONEI OLTONJ 385 Dudley Street College fEngrneerJ 'Irack Team baseball Class resrdent fl Al State Track Always a hard worker and a good student Trnley wrll certarnly be a success at whatever he chooses EDWARD ROBERT ONDRASEK 49 Grand Vrew Street Moose Cwn hrs own busrness Hockey and Baseball Teams Mooses brg pet peeve rs school QLASS OF JUNE 1952 W JEAN MARY ONEILL 9-48 Eddy Street Jeanre retrtran lCollegel Spanrsh Club dancrng ten nrs Jeanres short and oh so sweet' RICHARD O REILLY 17155 Doyle Avenue Dtck Own hrs own stable Horses workrng at a stable rrdrng Of course Drck hates to see bad rrders on good horses JOAN LOlS ORLECK 95 Colfax Street Joannre Busrness World Corrrdor Receptronrst fish xng dancrng watchrng televrsron Joannre lrkes to wrrte letters to a certarn person Her p9I peeve rs her own cute GEORGE PAES 82 Hope Street U S Coast Guard Hockey Team Yankees Rangers rce skatrng A swell krd George rs one ot' Hope s most loyal sup porters JOSEPH PANARELLI 536 Branch Avenue oe Mathematrcran fCollegel Slrde Rule Club BLUE AND WHITE Crrculatron IZB H R Treasurer Joe s the mathematrcal wrzard who can do anv problem no matter hov complrcated Seventy three Y 1 1 r ' . . . D' r .fl - I L . . - . , ' 1 W . f b be a Master' Mechanic. Shoff halffut- . ,EA P ' ' r f Arr A ' . r rl J , . i . r Seventy four CLASS OF MARY LOUISE PAOLETTI 38 Oxford Street Shrzmp Busmess World H R Vrce Presxdent CIOBJ Chorus readxng danc Y VI A ar trme job BLUE AND WHITE n addttton to her Interest nn sports fRed oxJ Mary wants to learn to cook ROBERT D PAPA 68 Ledge Street Bo Teacher Hope Loq Stage Crew French Club Slnde Rule Club Italran Club BLUF AND WHITE Lrterary Staff Generous frtendly srncere conscxenttous there arent enough complt mentary adlectrves to de scrtbe our Bob WILI IAM ROBERT PARK 83 Sassafras Street l Commerclal Artlst mmg campmg archae ology Bxll ts a student of Indian lore and a capable arttst MARJORIE PECK 116 Emerson Street Marqre Bustness World H R Vtce Presndent KIOBJ H R Secretary HOAI Red Cross Corrtdor Re C2pIlOnlSl M Thavers S c r c t a basketball watching televnston u e pe ite Vlargte wall make a hne secretary BENJAMIN PERRY 87 Sheldon Street Fuzzy or Choo Choo I ocomotnve Engmeer Photography East St Rec reatlon Center XV1th Benny as the engineer well rude the trams wlth out a fear JUNE 1952 bm, T ANNE PAULINE PETSCH 43 Royal Street Anme Secretary Readxng badmtnton canas ta tenms collecttng movxe stars prctures Our Anme cheerful and sun cere has a drtvtng ambt tron to learn to kntt DORIS JOICE PIMENTAL 74 Jenkins Street Secretary and Marnage Danctng bowltng swnm mxng watchtng televt sron Dons cheerfulness assures a happy future ROBERT PLINER 266 Cwallatm Street Bob Accountant CU R IJ Roger Wtlltams A Z A basketball Bob wtth those fancy bow tres and that cheery smtle has a determmnatxon that JOSEPH Wll LIAVI PONTE 51 Armstrong Avenue oe Bryant Band Hockey football danctng swlmmtng Active Joe mtends to com btne his energy for one purpose to be a mtllxon atre ANDRLW HAROLD PORT 93 Woodbtne Street Andy Corporatton lawyer CB U I Z C Band Orchestra basket ball bowlrng Dark handsome Andy fits the requnrements for a suc cessful corporatnon lawyer ing. I . C. I ., p 1 I A A' 1 I ' S , b . I . V '. ' B'l1 'C -' 1 t ' . Football, baseball, swim- will WNV him far' J I 4 4 I I dr' ,A ' 1 1 . ' 1 9 rv, , ' C r . t' I ' ' 4 - - ' A. . A.. Y. M. fA.. ' I ' I ' ' A c S I i I t I 491 I EVELINE RUTH PORTNOY 672 Broad Street Ewe College and Success French Club Sllde Rule Club BLUE AND WHITE L1terary Stall' H R Of cer CIOA llAj ass VICE Pres1der1t Evxe 15 our class bomb she whose w1r1n1ng sm1le an sc1nt1llat1ng person alrty w1ll lonq be remem bered by her classmates JOEL DAVID PREBLOD 161 Gallat1n Street Pepe To make a mxllxon dollars after college Basketball Roger W1ll1ams A Z A Pepe IS the flashy guy w1th t e pla1d boots who IS our famous CBIIOOIIISI GERALD L PRESSMAN 15 9 Morrls Avenue Jerry College CBus1ness World? Photography baseball pmg pong short wave rad1o Hope A Z A Jerry has a rea y sm1le and IS qu1te a w1t CAROI A QUINN Mawney Street Carol A B 'VI School KO ce Workl A C Sr Red Cross wrltxng letters attendxng hockey and football games Carol outstandmg member of the Hope fam 1ly and lS one of the most falthful and enthus1ast1c supporters of Hope s teams CAROL RAZZA l60 Reynolds Avenue Care M R S Degree Dr1ver Tramlng dancmg wr1t1ng to Red Care IS a llvmg example of the fact that the best thmgs come n small packages CLASS OF JUNE 1952 VIICHAEL P REFINO 67 Russo Street Mzhe ollege QUHIVEISIIY of Ten nesseeb 10B 11B l2AH R Presx dent 12A Class Treas urer Football Team baseball Mxke IS he mostest bestest all round guy that nyone could hope to know Always sm1l mg M1ke IS one of the top football stars ever to come from Hope RAYMOND REILY 227 Thurbers Avenue Raq Navy We are sure that Ray w1ll be an asset both to e navy and h1s country ANTOINETTE E REIS 230 Wrckenden Street Rhode Island Hospltal o Nursmg Spamsh Club Gym Recep t1on1st bowlmg Slnglng sewmg ch ermg at all ames s no doubt tat charmmg smtlmg Ttna w1ll make an efIic1ent nurse GERALD L REUTER 29 Croyland Road Jerry College Roger Wxllnams A Z A De Molay Jerry would l1ke t1me to be arranged so that morn mg wouldn t come at such an early hour LORETTA ANN RICE 2 5 Parkv1ew Avenue Skeeter Ballerma Young Artnsts Boston Bal let Ensemble dancmg m structor art tenms A very gnfted young lady she IS a hard worker and succeeds at whatever she does Loretta IS far on the road to becommg an excellent ballerma X Seventy five 1 . K4 I, C o 4 - fi' I , ' ' , .Cl E ' ' ' ,, . ,, . H ' H 1 T H N' ll, t t U' ' ' X2 2, ' ,d , ' I . '- ', ' ' . th h . ' I . . . - ' f , ' , IZ y . , A T h e r et U H 'I . .d ' . ' - 31 ' A A I. . I . fi H' ' . ' . I - 1 -V is an ' . , i . . I Q Y' Seventy slx CLASS OF JUNE 1952 JANICE MARIE RIVARD 50 Hollxs Steret Frenchxe M R S Degree Drtver Trammg I'rench1e can be recognized by her long black hatr and pretty face GLORIA JOANNE RIZZO 37 O Nell Street Geo T y p 1 s t or Professtonal Dancer H R Presrdent CIZBD Ital lan Club dancmg learn mg to drtve baby t tmg shows Pretty petxte Geo has a tre mendous dtslxke for con celted boys JOSEPH ROBERTSHAW ll4 Pettts Street O8 Undecrded Sllde Rule Club Math Club Indoor and Outdoor Track Hope l oa BLUE sports Joe tn hrs qutet manner wnll accomplxsh all he undertakes VIARSHALI RODIN 68 Pektn Street Accountant T e n n IS bowlmg New York Yankees 'Vlarshall ts gettmg his ex perxence wtth numbers by flgurtng Yankee battmg averages ANITA MARCIII RODRIGUES 291 Wtllxams Street Nzta Beautncxan Driver Tratnmg softball dancmg bowlxng basket ball photography 'Nhtas sweet dtsposmon wlll certamly be an asset n her chosen Held 1 -3 BEATRICE ROSENTHAL 75 Pmehurst Avenue Bertie Office Work Work watchmg televnsxon danctng We wonder why Berttes favorxte song IS Won der Why IOUIS T ROSSI 332 Stlver Sprtng Street G1 Gt College Indoor and Outdoor Track sports sleepmg Though he lxkes to sleep louxs one of our track stars has never een caught sleep1ng when h should be runnmg ROBERT ROTH 12 Nerndale Avenue Bob College Commumty Center basket ball football televtslon poo Bob plans to work hard tn order to become a success ful busmess man 'VIARVIN A SAI FORD 106 Harrtson Street Marv College Baseball llshmg swtmmtng huntmg We hope Marv doesnt keep samples of all the hshes and anxmals he catchs and shoots RICHARD JOSEPH SAGLIO 130 Gallatm Street UU Engtneer QU R IQ H R Treasurer hot rod western musxc sports danctng a s the one wth at knack for squee71ng hts car unto that same parkmg space every mornmg I. T' ' ' ' 1 ' si Z A 4 , I b -ii ' V f ' 1 Q 7 v J . U AND WHITE, 'b'askerb.all, - 4 ' . . 3 Q I l ' ' ' ' S g' 'ti th., A ' ' I ' ' ' ' N . ' . . i i ' 4 RICHARD SAMUELIAN 229 Charles Street Strrde College or Navy Indoor and Outdoor Track Drck has a great track fu ture ahead of htm In fact he hopes to represent the S someday rn e Olympxcs BARBARA SARAZEN 220 Hugh Servnce Avenue North Provldence Barb College ffeachmgl Young Artlsts KV Prl BLUE AND WHITE Cn- culatxon Staff Y Teens fSecretaryI Camp Coun selor Immaculate Con ceptton Sodaltty Orches tra dancmg plano dra matlcs Pretty popular Barb never too busy to forget her cheery H TIMOTHY SAUNIDERS Ha7ard Axenue Setder Boston UHIVBISIIY ross Country Hockey Team A tall handsome athlete he ts full of fun and a frlend to everyone NIOAH SAXI 154 Prospect Strcct GX College fBusxnessI Basketball Scorer Spantsh ub A Z A com collecttng When Sax an and food fan has to go wxthout a meal an onlooker would think a mmor tragedy has oc curred BARBARA SCHICIIR 55 Cyr Street Bobbze Bryant fprnate Secretaryl Speech Chotr Red Cross Representatne d mg dnvlng sleeptng late kfllfllflg Bobble can be perfectly de scrtbed by three words tte o u ar an pretty CLASS OF JUNE 1952 1 NANCY SCHIFF ll Blatsdell Avenue Pawtucket Nan College fActressl Jr Allxance Franqatse Ger man Club Hope Log BLUE AND WHITE H R Treasurer fI2Bl Red Feather Youth Speaker dancmg readxng musnc Talented Nancy ts well on her way to becomtng a Hrst lady of the theater CHARLES BRUCE SCHONITZLER I2 Doyle Avenue Red Doc or Cross Country and Indoor Track Team D r 1 ve r Tratnmg Bruce IS an enthusxasttc sup porter of our athlettc teams and a grand track man I RICH EWAI D SCHUI I R Zl Redwood Street Eqqs College fChem1c1l Engtnetrl Us er model butldtng chemtstry f he ltved up to hts fawor tte song I Had e Wtngs of an Angel h certamly wouldn t be our unpredictable Ertch I'UC1I XII SCHWARI7 28l Rochambeau Axenue Gmc lnex Ile Vlanufacturer Tennts plavmg the drums satlmg pool basketball Gtno has a great deal of abtlnty We vxtsh htm luck tn the future HERVIAN SCHWARTZ ll Elma Street Muscles Baseball football art A over of sports 'Vluscles surely llves up to hts nlck name Seventy seven Seventy etght CLASS OF JUNE 1952 WII I IAVI SIIPE 651 Chalkstone Avenue Br Hockey Team sports C Y O Baseball and Basket ball part ttme job Bull IS one of Mr Mullen s stand bys SAI I Y SHAW D B North Scituate a Sclence Irench Club Stud nt Coun CII BLUI AND WHITI tterary Staff Itbrary Iorum Red I' h Speaker Ratnbow rtdrng h rses D A R Go d Cttwen Award first prl7e U R I Ortglnal Speech Contest r Sals he gal w h cheerful smtle and an ex hu erant atr She wall succeed wherexer she goes CI ORC I DAVID SHI A 28 Ponaganset Avenue Butch Usher Speech Cholr ttnker mg with cars and radtos George has a contagtous smtle whtch wxll help wm htm mmy frtends RICHARD SHI RIDAN 48 Tecumseh Axenue Drck lonstruetron Bustness I Used Cars Work bunldtng model a1r planes flshmg Dtcks a happy person whom ue vush loads of uck PHYI I IS SHIXIDI LR 248 lnnghth Street Ph! Comptometer Operator nl ennxs bowltng Gtrl he aut leader ltbnry messenger We all know Phil who has a rare sense of humor GI ORIA SHPRECHFR 47 Mulberry Street Gooqte I awyer s Secretary r 1 d Receptlontst Irench Club collectrng as a hobby Google ts a cheerful rr whom we re all sure wtll succeed JOAN Sll VA 240 Ives Street Sonnq Office Work BI UI AND VUHIII Ctrcula tton Staff Vllss I'th1er s Secretary for Hope I olltes danctng Vlav the XVheel of fortune spun successfully for .Iom I DWINI Slxl I I Y I40 Iaunston Street Bud Cnty Planner landscape Archttect Boy Scouts Drnwer Trarntng R termsl IZB Class Treas urer Bud popular wnth us all always r dy wtth 1 helping hand for someone tn trouble IX IO I HY SVII I ll Idgehtll Road Jo! Physneal lheraplst Delegate to Jumor Allun e franqarse Spanlsh Clulv en pals Rambovl tenlng to records ttkmg mctures Ihrs fatr hatred young lady as nexer been seen wtth r s ue or exeryone GI ORGI- SNIII H 74 Iester Street Smzllq o oven a yewelry shop lenctne, Team worletng tm kermg vuth radtos parnt Ing posters George rs a qute boy who will always shtne tn any thing he does 'll ' . I I I o r ' 0 r ' ' , . , ' te -- 4 ga tif if .I 142. I n S l lk a I. I ' -' I Q B ' ' ' 1: . 2 . ' - e a t- ne r ' X . - f A Ou ' r I tl A 1 I V. 1 . , b ' . , ' M H. . r e si d e nt K4 Ei 32 Q 5 , - I To Travel--U. S., Navy 'S' . ca I 'X . '- , JI 'I Qt 55 2 1' ' ..I .. -' ' P '- ,I A ' ', lisel O ' Jr , I' ' I , , ' ' to mi a Q eady mfl' f I . 1 1 4 . T , ' , .. I.. r . x I . I . f U' . ' V 'I-L Y . I A .Z V 'VIYRNA SOBEL 74 Legion Way Cranston C ege KU R IH B1 UF AND WHITE Corridor Recept1on1st d a n c 1 n g driving listening to rec ords Vlyrna lS the girl with the poise we all envy SE1 NA BLRYL SOKOl OW 121 Stanwood Street Dental Ass1stant Driver Tra1n1ng Secretary for M McLaughlin BLUE AND WHITL C11- c ation Staff Bnai Bfllh Senior Judea knit ting dancmg bowlmg dramattcs Ph1 Delta Seena IS brtmmmg over with energy and personality Jl ANINI T FL FRANCES STEARNS 209 Burnside Street H77 Uoxcrnmtntal Secretary Young Artists Hope lou C o r r 1 dor Receptionist luders Corps Rainbow dancing skating triple dating X m 11g1r 1nd 11tal1tV scribe our Jeannette XR 1 H X JOAY S1 ICKNFY Murly Artist X -X Reprtscni 'nt u e u Bl Ll 1 Wlllll Art a H R Officer H termsl Rainbow B.1pt1st Youth lmellovxship rty 15 1 brunette with a wonder ful pcrson.1l1t1 RUSSI ll STRNAD 105 Daboll Street Rusty llectrical Engineer Band Orchestra De Vlolay radios cars Rusty .min to be successful engineer CLASS OF JUNE 1952 NANCY ELLEN STUBBS 234 Roger Wllll3mS Avenue Nan Clothes buyer BLUE AND WHITE Clrcula IIOD Staff wnting letters dancing canteen commit ee Tall l1the Nan has a sm1le as bright as a new penny MARK SUGARMAN 174 Sess1ons Street Slrm Suqar BUSINESS Man CBoston Uni VQISIIY1 Tennts Team chewing gum XVe can always be sure of a friendly greeting from Sugar MARGARET MARY SULLIVAN 34 Amy Street Peqau Stenographer W8IChlHg Red Sox games softball dancing bowl 1n XV ether t b sports or stenography Peggy 15 al ways on top SHlRl l Y T Al AN D8 Pembroke Avenue Degree Knitting datmg danc1ng ur spirits are alwa s l1fted by the sight ofSh1r lei with her curly black hair and friendly sm1le JOYCE VlARll YV T-XRSRY 245 Califorma Axenue Business World V1 R S Degree Debating, Society llterary Staff BIUL AND WHITI Circulation Staff Bnai Br1tl'1 P111 Delta gab ses sions dancing driving A group 15 always llV2llE when cheerful Joyce is present , NI Seventy mne 2 A . V A 1 U ' 6 oll . . . . l if ul 'P , ' 1 I' I l J .,. -- V - I ' 2 V. H W ' l ' ' ' h 1 e A 1 ,I 1' t . 'V def ' M., 'Q 1 . .NA ,' 3 3 - ' 1 112 Lincoln Avenue Receptionist and M. R. S. O' f -yy rx Hp L ty. . '- Y - .NNI 1 Sl ' ' K ' ' ' Ma ' a . darling l'ttle . I .. . , I I u I K il - I I i' . 'r 7 . . r ' is cert I ' .1 '- Ezghty tLASS OF JUNE 1952 BARBARA JOAN TATRO ll6 Cormth Street Barb Office Work Plano playtng dancmg sew 1 C Y O Cute vxvacnous Barb wxll ways achmeve her goals JOAN SUSAN TEMKIN 97 Emelme Street Joanze College BLUE AND WHITE Llterary Staff Jumor Allnance Franqalse French Club Young Artrsts Sllde Rule Club Infirmar A e H R Officer K3 termsl Hope Thanksgxv mg Proclamatxon sallmg readmg Cute and sweet Joanre pos sesses a sense of humor that has brlghtencd man a dull class GAII l ESL IE THURBER 62 lloyd Avenue Gaz Young Artlsts horseback rtdmg BLUL AND WHI fl Clrculanon Staff Pretty and charmmg Gall IS liked by all SHlRl LY MARY TIDVIARSH 23 Sherman Street New London Conn Shzrl To travel around the U S Swnmmmg drnvmg readnng dlscussxng Great Bntam Hopes gam was Brltarns loss BARBARA ANN VAI LES 60 East Transit Street Bobble Office Work Bl Ur AND XVHITI Art Staff dancmg dnxmg l xttle Barbara has done some grand drawmgs IEROME WAKSLER lll Pembroke Avenue Wachq Busmess World Stamp collectmg baseball softball Maybe Jerry wnll 6nd a mxl lxon dollar stamp some al' MARTIN E WALDMAN 121 Modena Avenue Tmward awyer Photography Vlath Club BLUE AND WHITE Pho tography and Clrculatxon Staff Slxde Rule Club lndustrnous Vlart wrll have no trouble wmmng hns cases BARBARA ANN WALSH 24 Mount Vernon Avenue Barbze ollege fFashxon Desngnerl Cheerleader Bl U E A N D WHITE Art Staff Drlver Trammg H R Secretary A A Representative dancing double dating cr contagrous laugh and personalxty have made Barbne one of our most popular seniors BYRON ADAMS WATERMAN -ll 'Vlathewson Road Barrnngton Pete College Saullng dancmg svummmg Such a sportsman as Pete lS bound to go far CHARI OTTI- ANN XVATSON 266 New York Axenue Charlze Secretary Vlusxc skating svummmg Church work Charlxes personallty vull bt a bene6t to her un busl ness N J . 'ng' l I l ' l l V . . I I . .' . al' l 1 ' Cl . ' ., I ' l- - I Y I I . id, . . , A . . , . Y A C A I I 4 'i . I . I' v Retailer fU..R,I l.l with Marlene ' ' : l ' : H . . VERA MARIE WATSON 266 New York Avenue Vee Prtvate Secretary BLUE AND WHITE Staff German Club Spantsh Cub H R Officer 5 termsl Leaders Corps Red Cross Represcntattve Rarnbow danctng XVe wonder how Vee keeps looking so trtm whrle rushmg from one acttvtty to another IRMA WEINBAUM 172 Gallatrn Street My frtend Irma 'Nlurse Debatlng Socxety BLUE AND WHITE Ctrculatrot Staff Hope Loq Boost ers French Club r Delta Soronty 'Slarragan s B G Sentor Judea We knovs that with lrmas wonderful sense of humo and marxelous personality a great many people wtll benefit by havtng her for a nurse GERALD WEINSTI lN 25 Seventh Street Jerry lurntture Bustness Bnd A Z A wrest mg dancrng dramattcs play mg drums good mustc gtrs Jerry ts known for has tastt for mustc Pl ISSA JOAN! 4l laurel Avenue College rerary Edttor of B NTD XVHIII ICH Club Jr Allxance Iran Qaxse Young Artts s Speech Choir Hope Lou Sltde Rule Club mustc swrmmtng reading ndustrrous lntclltgent and talented Fltssa rs one of the most outstandmg stu dents at Hope ALAN lI'WIS WEISFR ll4 Gordon Avenue Budweiser Accountant IU R Il Roger Wrllrams A Z A cartoonxng noxeltv crea mg basketball softball In a fevt years Alan wrll be fillrng out our mcome tax returns CLASS OF JUNE 1952 HILTON MILLER WEISS l0 Overhxll Road Chcmtcal Engineer DeVlolav basketball Drtver Tralnm Hilton s always ready wtth a poke and a helping hand LOIS MIRIAM WEXLER 53 Rochambeau Avenue Lote College BLUE AND WHITE Ltterary Staff musrc VV'uy hatred Lore hopes to be a successful lournalnst STEPHEN WFXLER 3l7 Morrrs Avenue Advertrsrng Usher fenctng team Stephens the boy who can gave you the latest news a a wrtttcnsm rn e same sentence ARY AI ICF WHEATONI 108 Rugby Street Wheattes Dretttnan Corps Red Cross Repre sentatne danctng bowl H1 A friendly smtle and con genlal personalrty make Vlary well ltked by all Wll I IAVI Wll BUR 120 Woodward Road I Sctenttfic Positron Slrde Rule Club Spanrsh Club Math Club Head Usher Itterary Forum BLUE Aho WHITE Hope Loq Btlls enthusvasm and gen unne tnterest rn everythmg make htm a ltkelv can dtdate for a successful future Etghty one 1 , . . ' 4 A . ,' G - ' . ' 4 2' , Phi ' ' ' ett . B. I 'A . , 3 hd ' ' th .1 , I . . .. I l' , A ' ' I ' ' M . 1 5 QE'-QSTOCK Spanish Club, 1, 83 d Q fs' ljt C ' LUIS g ' , an At '1.A I: N C I1 ' ' 1 ' . ' , 4 I ' B'll Etghty two CLASS OF JUNE 1952 LAURISTON A. WILCOX 38 Ruggles Street Larrq Automobxle Mechantc Hockey team hot rods pamng cars larry s skxll as a hockey play er ns well known ANNIE WILLIAMSON 392 South 'Vlam Street Sweet Teacher Readmg softball tenms Anme has been here only a short whlle but we thmk shes really Sweet HOWARD L WINOGRAD 207 Oakland Avenue Howre Bandleader Band and Orchestra Howard W 1 n o grad s Orchestra saxophone clarlnet gar denlng Already leadmg hxs own band Howte s well started on the road to success FREDERICK CHARLES NOYES JR 40 Drowne Parkway Rumford Ntck College Usher Salllng golhng sports enthusxast Though with us a short ttme Nxckys red halr has come a famnlnar srght ALVIN LABREE 253 Thurbers Avenue Whale at Hope Alvtn was a Red Feather Speaker and an usher He was tn e Marnne Corps at Camp leJeune and travelled to Columbra North Caro Ima Nw out of te SQIVICB he plans to enroll tn the N Y School of Photography DOLORES ANN WOODCOCK 266 Thurbers Avenue De Busmess Machme Operator Dancmg bowling horse back rtdmg workmg Del s qutet happtness has had tts effect on us all JOAN LOUISE WORKMAN 286 Doyle Avenue Workte College QAdvertns1ngJ BLUE AND WHITE Ltterary Staff Lxbrary Forum H R Ofhcer French Club J Alltance Franeatse Young Arttsts Slrde Rule Club oxl pamtmg classrcal mustc eatmg peppermmt tce cream Cute clever and competent Joanne has made her mark at Hope RICHARD LEWIS YOSINOFF 76 Ontano Street Dtch Accountant KU R ID BLUE AND WHITE Atl Staff ar cartoons baseball football Spamsh Club Brooklyn Dodgers Well be watchmg for Duck res comtc Strips nn years to come DANNY SHOLA 360 Sharon Street Wrestltng sports ptterbug records Danny was wrth us at Hope for about one year but IS now at Fort Dlx New Jersey as a member of the mfantry . . 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' ' th ' .I or h- 4050555 of FL 1324? 35,563 'Pfja' 6,323 gg ig 5 3 Class I-Ilstory Dear Frlends I am but one of the mslgnrflcant m1ce who mhablt the halls of Hope In the fall of 1949 I too was new here and I felt a k1ndred sp1r1t grow w1th1n me In spxte of the turmoll and excltement of that first day I pxcked my self a comfortable spot from whrch to watch the seasoned upper class men and more than 400 Ten B s wander about the bulldmg You were my class from the very begln nmg and as tlme wore on I became very proud of you In the evemngs we mrce gathered to talk about you laugh at your Jokes frown at your faults and worry when you had problems On March 31st of your Sophomore year I notrced a sadness about my usually gay frrends Then I learned that Mr H3WklllS your beloved v1ce pr1nc1pal had dled When June came and you left for sum mer vacatxon I was very lonely The cor rldors no longer rang wlth happy carefree vorces but were dark and stlll Wrthout you Hope had been transformed from a mad house to a morgue Then all of a sudden September came and you returned .Iumors at last I w1ll never forget the nlght I h1d on the bus wlth the football team and got a free rlde to the gala openlng of the new Hugh School Stadrum and how about a month or so later I hopped onto another bus to at tend Career Day where so many of your fates were passed upon Roller skatlng partles the popcorn ball speeches to wrlte and places to go all added up to the confusion of your Jumor Year Chrxstmas came and Went and soon lf was Valentme s Day On thxs one of the gayest of hol1days your Valentlne Ball was held Durmg the sprmg of 'Sl there were two big affaxrs Most of tht conversatlon con slsted of dates gowns corsagcs and the llke The first event was Hope Nxght a really brg Ezghty four dance at Rhodes for Hope students teachers and alumm The second was that wonderful Junror Prom I remember how from the mantleplece I watched the beautlful gowns flash by and remarked to myself how drfferent you all looked It sort of took my breath away Then agaln xt was summ r and after summer fall and you returned Semors Im medrately there was talk of a Jomt yearbook w1th the IZA s and never have I heard such a commotlon over a yearbook Soon how exer you realmzed that the book would be twrce as good wrth two classes workmg on rt and the tremendous Job of producmg the book began Meetings were called assign ments were glven pxctures were taken and a general Splflf of mad confuslon sent us mxce s urrymg to our homes for protectlon Then there was the Country Dance an other school alfalr sponsored by you I don t all even1ng watching from behlnd .lumor the scarecrow Next on your busy schedule was Honors Day when the deservlng were rewarded I lost much wexght and sleep worrymg about your Semor Play and Class Day whlch followed each other rn rapld succes ron Then at last came the long awaited and long to be remembered Semor Prom and a few days later the clxmax of twelve years of study Graduatlon so wonderful yet so sad Perhaps you Wlll never know what you meant to the mice of Hope High It will be hard to forget those crrspy cheese sandw1ches and harder stnll to forget the knowledge We dngested from your books but never wnll we forget the Class of 52 Smcerely DFNNY THE DOORMOUSF I - - f ' ' 3 , . . . , V . ' 1 . 4 - y t 0 I ' , ' ' believe anyone realized it, but I was there 4 1 . ' I . , . . Y i ' . i y . 1 s t 1 ' Y ' 1 4 Q5 A0 JUNE SENICDR CLASS Flayne Baker Dorothy Batchelor Jeannette Berkovlc 'Vlarlene Cardln June DeCosta l xola Efros Gabrrele Epstem Phyllis Feer Jessle Goldstern Joanne Kruger Dorothy McCaughery Izxelme Portnoy Loretta Rlce Barbara Sarazen 'Nlancy Schrff Sally Shaw Seena Qokolow 'Xflartha Stlckney Barbara 'Iatro Barbara Walsh Vera NX atson Nlary VN heaton Richard Abedon Kenneth Adler Gordon Ambach Myron Bauman Russell Cohen George Farragut John Farrell l tslne Goldberg Robert Hearne Nlarvrn 'Vlanekofsky Robert Papa Gerald XVe1nste1n XV1ll1am Wrlbur Howard Wlnograd Ezghty fine 5 . A . A . . K - Martin Gurley A l V V l I t I 7 , . . Remember when Mr Russell s Amerrcan Hlstory Class had been dlscussrng whether or not there were any remalnmg veterans of the Crvrl War when suddenly Maynard Le1bow1t7 msrsted that he had seen one the prevxous day When asked how he knew that thrs man had fought rn the ClV1l War Maynard calmly answered Oh xt was easy He was wearmg one of those Unzon suits In Mrss MacDonald sfinglxsh class Harold Kessler gave h1S Theory of Evolutron Donald Cohen was chased through the cafeterla by three grrls who wanted to smg Happy Blrthday to h1m Jerry Pressman carrled the large drctxonary rn the Study Hall to hrs seat Mlss Dowlmg asked Joel Preblod fo a date Mrss Arnold called Maynard Lerbowltz Seena Sokolow came to school wearlng only one boot Mrss Degnan recrted Two Loves and Gurseppe the Barber Whenever Mlss MacDonald was partlcu larly exasperated wrth her 5C s who had the habrt of starrng at her blankly whenever she asked them questrons she would say some thmg to the effect that smce rt was the ass1gn ment for the prevlous mght the answers should be fresh rn her students mmds and there certaxnly should be bells rmgrng 1n therr ears Upon one occaslon she was qurte astonrshed when Joan Temkm calmly ans wered a questxon wrth No bells Mlss MacDonald In Brology class when Grace Harrxet was asked what caused the heart to beat she very rnnocently answered Love Elghty slx Mr Delaney s Clvrcs class presented htm wrth a lace apron Mrss Hall wanted to compare a poem by Burns w1th a modern day song When she asked what song the class wanted to use Audrey Chase suggested Come on a My House Joan Temkm was so mtrlgued by the varxous gadgets on her desk rn Chemrstry that she turned on the water faucet to see what would come out Marlene Cardm was readmg the works of Shakespeare m an edxtron where the lmes were numbered at the end and she was so fascxnated U9 that she mcluded the numbers nn one of 'Vlacbeth s speeches Fred Brown s bookkeeplng machine went flyrng across the classroom Janice Rrvard had borrowed her boy frlends car ther first solo drlvej and had offered to drtve e1ght grrls home from school when suddenly the engme went dead As a result exght damty llttle g1rls could be seen pushlng the car untll at last Jannces father came to the rescue Joyce Tarsky opened her locker one Mon day mormng to fund what had been her Hope Log the prevlous Frlday mght was now a mass of confettr We often wonder whether II took more than one mouse to eat up those four pages A huge bumblebee drsrupted the second perrod Busmess Englxsh class Jerry Wem stem the hero of the day captured the beast whrle the glrls ran screammg to the back of the room to the tune of Mrss Maclntyres Get xt Wemstem get xt O U U y . 7 1 , 1 , , ,, , . , . 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' , Class Wlll We the class of June l952 not nn need of physcxatrxc treatment lexcludrng a chosen fewl or physrcal therapy do hereby bequeath the followrng rn the presence of nmproper wxtnesses To the next BLUE AND WHITE Staff we leave our most treasured possessxon Mrss Eddy I Hartly Morey leave Mlss Dowlmg the dandelron I gave her 1n llA I Fred Brown leave my aches and parns as a result of compass jabs to anyone who takes geometry I Harold Kessler leave my theory of evolutron to Mrss MacDonald I Gordon Ambach leave 4 busted strings from a mello cello I Tmley Olton leave my farth rn Hope Students for the rrse of spmt for our teams I Rrchard Abedon leave The Wrlder ness to Nlrss Bray l Carol Brnder leave my HAC sweater to anyone small enough to nt lnto rt I Ed Bradley leave my hockey strck to Bobby Adams I Donald Carey leave my tuba to Jaz ly Boy I Joan Temkln leave my laughrng fits to 'Vlxss Degnan I Loretta Rrce leave my thrill of dancrng on the stage at Hope I Barbara Gremba leaxe my used slrng to anyone who needs one I 'Vlartm Waldman leave the task of chasxng students who have not finrshed pay mg for the BLUE AND WHITE I 'VlarleneCard1n leave my coulottes may they rest rn preces I Barbara Sarazen leave my brother Arnold to the poor teachers who cant seem to get rrd of the Sarazen famrly all at once I Herschel Kasper leave my ab1l1ty to fall asleep and yet get the rlght answers when the teacher calls on me I John Herman leave my No 9 tra k unrform to George Hearne I Patrrcra Gove leave my deck to Mr Roberts next accompanlst I June Hanolan leave my bubble gum to 'Vlrss Tully I Noah Saxe leave my scant appetrte to I ester Yuffe I Irma Wembaum leave' To Miss Arnold Russell Cohen leaves all the oxygen he drdnt qurte make To Mr Cunnmgham Charlle Schont7ler leaves the grasshoppers for the next class to drssect To Mlss Arnold the semor chemrstry classes leave the hope that some day she may get a class that can add 2 plus 2 We Shrrley Katz Joanne Krueger and Phyllrs lVlcKendry tearfully leave Mr Gurn ham We Phyllls Eeer and Jesse Chapman leave the grand prano thankfully We Seena Sokolow Sandra Golden and Doris Krerger leave our love for Amerlcan Hrstory to the lucky llBs that get lVl1ss Ethier We Ellen Coogan and L12 Drummond leave all the broken preces from futrle chem ISIIY experrments We Shlrley Galer Rose Cohen and Glorra Goldman leave the thxrd small table from the rear of the cafeterxa to any three friends who want to chat soclably for three whole years We who were Mxss Crossley s 5C Englrsh class leave her our baby blunders and hope that she w1ll forgrve us We the class of June 52 leave Norma Goldman Sealed srgned and delrvered on thrs nrst day of January 1952 Shrrley Katz Wntnessed by Donald Cohen and Wxllram Wrlbur Ezghty seeen 0 V V A . 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V V V V V V V V V V Prophecy of the Class of June, 1952 In the past few weeks a document has been found whrch sheds a new llght on sclentlfic history The followlng excerpts from the drary of the first expedltlon to the moon wxll startle many people It rs the mornlng of June l9 2052 We are ready to begm our Journey Our shnp H H MOOHIVQFSQ desrgned by Allen Kllban off D Cohen and E Schuler rs fueled and ready to go The take off wrll be d1rected by the country s leadnng engrneers Joseph Robertshaw Larry Forman and MISS Sally Shaw Thousands of people are gathered here at the Hope Hlgh Tower to wltness the ceremomes At present MISS Phyllls Feer IS playxng an orlglnal composrtxon wrltten for the occasron entltled Raclng to the Moon Now the great moment has arrrved' Mrss Sara Tully breaks the berxbboned Jug of Moon shlne on the bow and the shnp takes off amidst the roars and best wrshes of the crowd Our trlp has begun August 15 2052 ago Sxnce then we have accompllshed a great deal The government has been set up wrth Cwordon Ambach as first Presldent of the Moon The Cabxnet ts headed by Secretary of Planets Mlchael Refino The court system rs headed by the emment lawyer Martln Waldman Also We have Shxrley Txdmarsh and Allen French as Ambassadors to the Englrsh colonres on Mars August 22 2052 Sxnce our landlng three weeks ago we have become a thrrvxng planet Our school system has advanced under the capable ad mrnrstratlon of C Boyd Mexnhold wlth hrs teaching staff of Nancy Beagan Barbara Sara zen and Marjorle Brett Dolores Boudreau heads the Composxtxon Dept and Bop Papa heads of the Dept of Interplanetary Lan guages August 3l 2052 After our first month as a free planet we The Lerbowxtz Memornal Hosprtal has a staff 1nclud1ng such nurses as Antlonette Rexs Ann Belovltch and Jackxe DeRos under the superx 1s1on of Dr Bruce Schontzler emrnent surgeon The dlary also lncluded some notes on varlous toprcs of lnterest to the voyagers Our shrp wa desngned by Martln Gurley and Evan Cronson Electrxclan rs Russell Strnad and our mechanrcal engrneer rs Ronald Capaldx The unrforms and space suxts were de slgned by Ga1l Thurber Our meteorologlst IS Frank Johnson and our test pilot was Arthur Angel Many of our cltxzens have set up thelr own busrnesses A walk down Moon Street shows us a story of success Shrndler Deary Secretarlal School Kat? Wnlbur and Kruger tax consult ants Coogan and Park commercral artlsts Carol Blnder Publxc Relatnons Advnsor September 6 2052 Unrversal Sports Day The Moon won Hrst place wnth such stars as trackmen T1n ley Olton Bob Hearne and Dlck Samuellan Th basketball team took top honors wrth the accuracy of Rxchard Abedon The hockey team also placed hlgh wnth such stars as BNI Sepe and Edward Bradley December 24 2052 Gur flrst Chrrstmas Eve on the Moon The Chrxstmas Dlsplay has been arrunged by landscape deslgner Ed Skelly We haue had a xery happy tlme slnce we arrxxed here mel are lookrng forward to a very Happy New Year rn 2053 ' December 3l 2052 New Year s Eve A New H e1r ahead anel We hope a happy one 'Vlore suceess ms xn eutable to such lndustrxous people Thls drary lS srgneel have been admrtted to the Unlted Worlds WIILIANI Wil EUR We have progressed rapndly ROBERT PM A Lrghtq ezghl ' . ' ' AA ' lv V V ' 5 . . L v a ' l ll' We landed here on the moon two weeks -ewexlcr Advertising Compcmyy . . . c ' 3 4 I e ll , ' - vw ' It I l I 13 i! 'I 4 , l 4 . . x l 3 L ' V l ' s n ' . V1 - . . . 1 .- VT I 3 I I 75 ' ' 1 ' . , . V y lx Y 5 V l 7 ry , ' A -l X -um 'N V - . , J ,, Wil. Ll C ourlnsw ol Proudmn Journal Q L N4 I -Q X 'gli 9 N6 ov 1 f ' ' f - f X KAY ZREENE fniyi A IQAATHVEWLSQDN ep'- Ad -Ani , 4.?,L BUIY Mn cuiCcs ! 1 1 I 1 Q i J 4 v 5 SW RLEY ICA-fz, AJAN NIR? W Wlnmm nurrvv IMTHFLOIK .. ff' f,,:w?g -lf , 533. ' as A AJ v Ages-. ,,y'w4' , W Q 'Q A 5 WN'i will J JGAN HILL EK a 4 ' Wswsrg - 3 A fliil, is 049 4 Q X ww V was xl, au! xy V .fd f C X 9954 9 0 .. if The Hope Log The Hope l,og under the careful guidance of a faculty member, Miss Mary E. Rowe, has a working staff of about seventy-five students. ln the National Scholastic contests of all high school papers the Hope Log earns top billing by gaining First-Class-Excek lent award. The Hope Log has a circulation of around 1200 en- thusiastic students who want to know the A'where's and why's in the school news. The Log is a highly suc' cessful service of which every student might be proud, The Log has trained many students so that when they graduate from l-lope, they often go further in journalistic careers. The paper also gives a business background to those working on the advertising and business staff. One of the main purposes of this paper is the valuable training the students receive. The work keeps a staff of cartoonists, reporters, photographers, and typists very active at all times. To all of them must go much credit for the Hne job they have done in keeping the Hope Log on the top of the pack in national standing ral rf u U N l Porinox l' Shoolrrmn B Bcrm n Xalcrmln J N c tndrx Papl S Vw inicour Hom! mu on min op u c Bugin R 'Xbtdon C Du mith X Ci u hier 'N Co cn N St knc l Qoo an :ral rote X i so B Dec cr C Binder J Colds in C Robinson C lxesttnmin B llilpcrn R Turnbull J -Xaronson ourrh r c c r at 1 ll o wcrlsm xx oonc 1 A Kr l J. .-Xgronick. C, Kri'hmar. Ninety-four fn . V mf? Q btudeul ioum 1l I-zrsz ruu, lefl to rzqht S Chaxoor J Xx'Cl ldLlSCl'lJLlCl' R Hmlmy J Roomy l. Skelly P 'Vlcliendry Sezond row D Axrutsky H llpamy H lrvlng ljiibdllllg boi lely Maud C, Robnnson N Bagan D Batchelor Rex Lesl1cD Batchelor rcoachl Second mu. J -Xrnold B Coldstun R Kampner R Chentko G Pphralm Nl Pence K Bcagan D Vkuylk J Coon H Young B Casale md ,FD ,R Q KLQJLJ-gif Nzmzy Hu 1 1 ' U 1 . w . ' f S. Saltgmlanl. 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Mr Ruoff R larson A Tranghese Junlor Red frobb A Sweeney I Vlarks l Rosenberg J Schwarn Second row R Clarkrn K Beagan C Qurnn 'Nfl Samdperrl D Batchelor D 'Vlcffaughery C' Robxnson R labush P l-lynn Third rou. G Huddrsh H Young A Vlrllrgan H Trompeter 'Vl Wheaton D McKeon P leer D Vlamls P Greenspan R Batchelor Om Hundred One . U U lfix rr ', 1' 0 ri 1 . . , . Ytyo. ,. , . f ' 1 , N . A l lf.Sf row, lefl ro rrahlg H. Geary, R. Turnbull. M. Aramian. B, Hochman, E, Yuloff - Junior Stage Lrew Frrst row left Io nah! xrursky D Ha Brody Serond row C Vlc ac lan Ber am Chase R Fraser Lantern Crew Fzrst row left lo rzqhr R Alexander H Chase D Hall A Arnold R Berlam Serond ron R Papa T Craddy J Blumenthal L ll leyleglan Bark rou, C Mclachlan R Fraser managers One Hundred fwo Brody D Avrutsky ,A Q-it of-X f ' Q. , W J V, A v if D. A' l, . ll.. L r A 1 Y, I . ,I .A nz ' n X4 l. h . R. l , H O I 3 'C 2? 2 l -1 f 6 .Af l' a A . 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'Q ' Z3 -if sm Drlver Tfallllllg f lub Perhaps you have notnced after school each day a new gray Ford vxrth the words DRIVER TRAINING prxnted on all sldes Thus rs th car m whnch Mr Rltzau has so carefully rrarned about forty lumors and SQHIOFS to drlve Under his expert and patlent guldance they have progressed from frlghtened eratlc rather reckless learners to confident careful Sportsman llke drlvers One afternoon a week Mr Rltzau holds a class to explam the laws and rules of the road from the booklet rssued by the R I Registry of Motor Vehxcles On the remam mg days he takes e1ght students ln the dual learned m class Courses s1m1lar to ours nn the other hlgh schools are helpmg to develop hrgh grade drlvers mstead of hot rod cowboys Frrst row left to rzghr A Schecter P Peer D Batchelor B Walsh D McCaughery McCoy M Bontez B McManus C Brady C Razza S Sokolow S Evron Second row G Sprecher B Kung 'VI Cardln P McKendry C Qulnn E Enckson Beagan J Bacon S McMann J Rlvard E Kosofsky B Zlochm B Rosenthal Thzrd row W Ford M Gurley C Schontzler B Wmsor R Yosmoff H Werss A Wilson C Gertsacov VI Sugarman One Hundred Pour 4 . . . , 1? 2 ' A f ' ,-, I Q 1 v I ' ' A ,' . J I f-L . V . . 2 . . U , control car to practice those fundamentals I . . . . Young Artlsts Club One of the most outstandmg musxcal clubs tn Rhode Island IS the Hope Hlgh School Young Artlsts Club lt was orlgmated under the leadershlp of the promlnent musxclan and teacher Benjamm Premack who was form erly a musnc teacher at Hope Htgh The fore runner of the Young Artxsts Club was the Hope Hugh Lyrrc Opera Club lts purpose was to help and mspnre those students wrth opcratnc talent Thxs was achxeved through the presentatxon of operas of Gtlbert and Sulllvan Durrng World War Il the Lyrrf Opera Club was changed to an apprecxatxon club because of lack of free trme and scarcrty of materxal Thc apprecxatlon club met weekly to play and dxscuss outstandlng rec ords Later tt was de rded that the club should make use of IES glfted performmg members Thereupon the clubs name was changed to the Young Artists Club Smce that trme the club has presented school as scmbltes formal concerts and radro broad casts all wnth great success Through the Club many great artxsts of tomorrow are galnmg experlence The club rs operate under the leadershxp of nts own elected of Wm -Z f-5 k w-.J oflicers Mr Greene dxrector of our musrc department rs the Clubs counselor 'Vl the Young Artrsts Club forever mamtam xts hlgh standards and success rn Hope Hugh ltrsl row left to rtqhl P Cove J Brown J DeRosa G Epstexn P Feet B Sara7en l Drummond Second row l Asadoonan S Mathewson D Barnster D Boudreau 9 Blanchard IS M Dnerte H Young S Kxrshen aum Hochman l lrledenn J Son er Connor R labush l xce Ihrrd rou. M Anthony S Atamxan T Rosenblatt S Frank l' Stetson C Roblnson Kruger M Medrech 'Nl Hopkms M Garnty C Gllsteln D Huddlsh .I Mxller S So omon lewts fourlh row H Wunograd J Kalxan K Inndenbaum R Io ett B Bllgo K Adl Kmnecom I lmrrell W leonard W Vargas One Hundred Fzue ' 9 lf . . o N . , . . 'X . . . . G U ' . ' . ' ' V C K . . ' I . . xt 0 .' . ! I . ' P . . Q ' ' ' . - , ' ' . 1 ay . .' . l . d ' ' ' ' 1 'V , V, I . 1 , , , . , . A , . , . , , Ja. Chapman, CPres.b, A. Sarazen. A. Bassow. M. Spicer. M. Bonter. S. Katz. G. Cunningham. P. Oill', .1' Al . ' 1 b 'fB. ' .C .. 1' 'f' . 5 dl. A. , '. 4 tx . ' , . ' . . ,' . . . v , . ' r. . er. 1 I 'fa Kp, Inflrmary Alflm FSI LL I Il 1 ah! C Mules I Rosen r Semnd mu B MLGralh Mnss Brennan S Iaella ml mu lohnston l anglms I3 MCI 1 14 I ...L Llbrary Aldes FIFSI rou, lei! lo nah! A Prrault l Asadoornan A Eckstenn M Taft R Turnbull Second mu. A Goldstexn T Bekelman B Chorney B Alexander G Douglas X I I If I' I l lil' t. rw ', ef 11 rf- 1 . , f. A be il'h' ':yl.l. .E . ,l'. ,. .I l0d, I ' I' I m I T l gal P I I : Q I A V I , B I rv Y O T W - I l L ' ' I A l .1 ' 1 Math Club Once a week the Math Club meets to dabble with problems and their practical applications. Under the able direction of Mr. Brown, the mem- bers learn the principles and use of ,..-J. - Q-, many of the mathematicians tools, including the sextant, transit, and slide rule. The beginnings of calculus were introduced as one of the club's Grst projects, -,vf, ee f j lirst rou. It!! to rzqhl W Wilbur J Kruger 'Vl Waldman Serum! fmt -X Klibanoff D Cohen B Xltinhold 'Vl Curley Fllllllt Nui-vs Club rs! 1 fl t 5 uclty N Smith angt 7' s -. 2 ff: 32. 'UZ fx C. L 3 . P D f , -. C- f 2 U2 J rrtlr c au i rx ossoni liaut 1 I -'Ksadoorian C r v 1 cxan tr nntp n l flo in One Hundred Seca n ' S E g'Lf1'ff 3' 'i ' . . .1 . C E ,F FE 4 -N. na.. A2 im' 4rN V5 ,- -Q Z: mg: 5: TNF 'LSC 'uc wg P' pr ,Ff 1' T' ...' V. , g'Uf'N 'T'.f 2. ?fr5 f.'iS f, ': ff:Q gf? 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Ie to rtqht XX lord C C1arabed1an A Garabedtan I Jorge C Ktng Xndrade C Becktr XX Conwtv R Capaldt V Heffernan I Verrta J Roontv Yttond rott C Sammts K lxtluntatn C Mclachlan l Wetnstetn 9 Broder R Press Xtrrtthtt B Bltss O Dtr Nlanoutltan L Batta ta trd rote J Ad ms R rutttno re c Jll tn n e A n Dskdamo -X tn Nlaxwtll R Vltfiowan nts past yttr of athlettts 1n Hopt has b tn a htghly sucttsslul ont Not only have tht cross toun rv hockey ftnctng., tratk and football teams had gaod seasons but tht tthltttc program as a whole has bttn grtatly tm rovtd We fttl hat the tturn f A A s scrtpttons su port o tht program by r Vltl tughltn and the tnsptred play of th ttams hav bttn rtsponstblt for the tncrtased tnttr st and support tl-1th tht students have shown I'ht ttam most rtsponstble for thts enthustasm tht ootball team has betn led thts ytar by the eleven sentors who are ptttured on the opposttt pagt In the v fttld v rt 1 onwa t ttuarttrbak an vtttran of tartt stasons n fl v hu pla h1s tarst s tson of football and dtd a tant rob passtng an runntng as a a back and Chtt lxtng a s mt t ullback s Th l1nt was ptrhaps t 1 tst tn tnttrstholasttt ootball thts ytar -Xt tenttr was John Roontv who aptatned tht tttm tn almas try m ntttt of tvtry me a t arrv Kert and Ron Ctpaldt totntd Roonty tn wtldtn tht ctnttr L lL I' L L TL an l trntn dtd a grtat job of dtftnstv pltv an tht tnds and tn tht back ttld The other plavtr who IS ptttured ts Ntkt Re o Vltkt had plattd goot oo btll 1n h1s past two stasons and sctmtd hea td s g s t stlt ll fat a ptltup n t e st on ,am o tht vt v Rogtrs clost N tkes oot al stason ts tg was frat urtd and e was or out at tom et1 tton What svmpathv may be offered bert IS a small comp nsatton for t Vltkt had bten XVlll'l the team the outtomt of many a game would have been dtfferent The squad had many other good perform rs thts past season Among them were th Ctarabtdtans Aram and Charlte Bob Press Ira XXVCIHSIQID Al Atken Gay Angell Ed Macl achlan and Cltfl' Sammts ln the larsl league encounter the squad was stunned by the loss of Relino and dropped a shaky 10 7 game to Rogers Htgh Gatntng strength the team then took on last Prov and topped them for the ftrst mt 1n Z0 years Th boys kept savtng 'Ih1s one IS for Vltke and proved tt as they ground out a O O vtctory led by Conway and Ktng ln the next encounter an ovtrworked but game Chet Ktng played h1s best football but la Salle and a bov named Ptna were too much for the squad and b t us 27 Pawtucktt Iast The Vvave pushed Last up and down the held but couldnt score lt was Cranston next a d te m sp1r1t was p for the btg grttn 'Iht game was n1p and tuck all th way Wllh tht Blue Wave emergtng o top y fashtontng IIS stcond bg vtctory of tht season But defeat agatn camt as Vlount Pleasant trtpped our forcts by a score 7 0 ln the ftnal game ot' the year ntral topped the Wave 2019 though the team was headed for tts th1rd mayor v1t IOIV but that extra punch was mtsstng P rhaps that punch was a boy named Reftno That s o e of those thtngs well never know b t we o know that w1th or wtthout 'Vltke thts team has gtten all ll has had 1n every game Our congratulattons go to Coach Mullen and h1s team appeared as Ift. ' 1. ft ' 1 , 3 . . ' , . ' , 2. . . ' . ' J. ' , V '. ' , l, , , ,. - , . ' '. Th ': , . a 1 C' 'l , . XV, Gu l y. P. M l. ghl' , G, A g ll. J. . lle R '. ,..Ailt' . li . 'H .. ' 1 . Tlb' ., '- ' - Q- A A ' - 1 ' - - V p . t rf o the ,,, ub- J ', , ' 4 . J , ' ' the p V I f I MA ' , , , ' , ' , laqk7 ve ' B'll C ' y- he V ' -Q d - . C 1 t- - . Ed And tdffll yea H 1 ' I a fl 11 lf 1 - tg fat 1 ' 4 C8 .tt linefsmashtng. all stater who did extra duty in every A slim 640 defeat was then hung on our team bv' ga ' a Athe f lot. e ' T ' , ' h: ' I 2 . ' ' ' t ' b gg' 1 ' ' ' f I ' 'f . ' ' ' . ' -' ' c - x ' c 1 n a ' ' ' u eva 1 ' ' ga lid Jtrgh l, I' ' r'a. ' . ' ' ' ' 3 of the lin: whl' Cal Backer. Bill l'o l, d V'n ' ' ' .- 1 1' ' - . Hoff- . ' ' .it 1- - ' 1 . ' at the left ' .l t fm . . ' ' l Ce ' ' - . lt f t . ' f ' 1 ' ' df ' ' ' tht' year for a 'treat season and an all tat- n ac 'on A, ' A A but e and ' ' i h tc d 1' u f ' far e ' . A ' vith ' ' ad fl' ' '51 f b l ' H' n ' ' ' ' '. u ' d lt ' ' h ' f :ed t A ' p ' V ' 1 ' ' I A' 3 7 . 1 'is well known by all that if . ' n of '5l. Basketball '-'T' W..-.T 5 5,,.f,.3,.?i r...4J'.. I Op UP 628 2 7 till ah! .I dams J en Cun a onnell Andra e R Press Flanagan P Vlellen C 'Vlclachlan R -Xbedon Q Ambach L Foster Vlr Delaney lcoaehl Fmploytng a fast brcalemg style of play the Hope Htgh basketball team appeared headed for a xerv suecessful season On the vthole the team ts tnexpert encecl but the sptrtt and hustle compensate for thts denetency The Blue Wave thts year ts lead by Gordon -Xmbach a htgh scortne forward who ts one of four sentors on the team lhe others are Dtnley llndrade who graduated tn Jtnuary Len loster and tle 'Xhcdon e m ot nfl 1usp ous t l ro 1 A e er l ockvsood 40 to U1 1 stron last l're1t1een qutntet then tnvaded o r eourt and el feateel us It Z lhe outstandtnt, feat of the setson xt 18 next aecompltshed when Hope e et ed 1 t 1 X oun One Hundred Tu elue Pleasant and Central to take the Ctty Round Robtn Champtonshtp held at the Ctty Ctym After downtng Vlount Pleasant Z0 to I5 Hope met the eser trouble some Central qutntet tn the ftnal round Wtth the re t d 3 and the game tn a sudden dear ertoel B ll Connell promtstng luntor stole e l7lll at half court and seored the vttnntng, b1sleet l txto more exl'1tbtt1ons the team eonttnued tts wtnntng s e lt emorttl -lil mllell led tn the seortne, vttth 27 pevtnts Hope t en r1n1p1e,ed mer Cotton 76 to 3 n nuarx l 1 the ne x t g Stll llle team put on .1 determtne e n eene o e '17 Bo 1 K L llkl 1 LQ DU S l 1 IYTIKS ostne ea se ne1unte ww our oys slwued tl1e1r tiehttne sptrtt lay tomme from be tnd n pptne, Centrll te n111e1 tnd oster e 1 l Xbe' on e ewport 11nx talented Ro e 11 urntne 11 tts 1e ttlt' H e 1 e e el e 1 to 1 11n ltlel e ted nfl 1 ou r 1tt1 lx 1nd tgttn ftlllglll throu 1 t x1etO en ne etg, Lllll t e peel 'Xlount Sltnt 1arles +6 o ne me pe oued 1 s enttal 1r1n potter romptne our Nlount Pleastnt Xml11tl1 luster on n 'Vlacl ae 1lan tnel a lx Xllen pteed the 1tt1c M the seeond re1undoftl1e l eague got under w1yt1t m emttned tn el ne 1 e C IIN Cl11mpte1n s11 IL n 1 xtetorw 1 Splfl ll K I etlnllnjx IOU Lll S t 1 1' t t e H1 UI' 11s worle W1 1 '11s tnexpertcnce team ln hts mou - ing and rcmoulding of the squad he has produced a team vtl1i'l1 1.1s .ee u r e' s' its po ..'- hilitles. rsrmm Ill 1 um us .1 on 1 I P Rnccardn econd mu, J len Nfl olomcn A 9 Vl B Olso Vxlardofsky N Gomes .I V Football lg 1 oldsh. n n I. I lldams I Pena R Nlolumore Ibm!! Q o X1 Solomon I Duns 9 'Vlarto Q 'Fi V ', r' ll riahl' ll, Kflonl-' , 'IR Valles, .I. Hill, D Al A I. ng! . J, .l'ru' E S 'z , I J, . , S 1 , , Perry, Cl. .andlcr. C. . Arryau, . , n. A ' I C O lzrsz rom Iv!! ro rwhf 'l' Quiglcv lcoachl, C Holly, J Holly, I Jerue, G Mcloughlin, 3 'i Smorvli rom' R Xlgfmwn ll Clivns . . , . , , . ' W 'FLL X' Nl.-l1k1,xn S Drwsl R .I Slm . ,' ,.. . . . n' Cross Country .Qs ...L- rsl rote len loriuht arroll -Xraujo 'X Htrsthtn J Alxes A Brown ln Olton R Samuelian R Hearne tcond rout D Sherman R Shontllcr C e ne ox C1emm1 Citrshoxitl C Schontlltr ir! fl u. sst W1 m1n l'1'l'll1l t o ont 1 n rtws R Btr 1n1 l Herman 1t Maroon ol la Salle proud 1 1t 1 aclc sit remity ot Hopt s a a only e 1 t 1 Consi ttin the rtsuts uld c tlm1S its n as w hich Coith Russell ind tht laoys Hill well be proud L team w 1s ltd lllfklllgl the season hy the two Co Ciptains Dull Sami: 1111 int on tx trt 1h issistttl and prcsse h two other seniors o 1 lits ind Bob ll 1rnt 1nd1wo luniors Xlhtrt Brown and ntwtomcr r l lltrsch I1 t ir 11t ttim swam e 1st lroxi t tt X 111 on Simutlian 'sown ind ltrschtn vssing, thi. lint togcth Znd pate le xittory was giinetl ay a scott o Z0 to 'Iht Rhode lslind Unixtrsity lreshmtn issued the 1n1t1al defeat on our team bk 1 close 30 Z3 count ln the nrst mayor mtti on Columbus Day tht team took Znd plate behind s it 1n111t ians r PICL 1n1s an ons att tht team w1s topped by 7 points uickly rttoxcring, the squ1d whipped Cranston but in another dual meet ra11 o and behind l S ll S1n111tl11n nnishtd 2nd 1nd Olton -lth but tht tram was A ed 5 The team then ran to its major victory in the City Championships. Vvith tive en inishing, in tht fl t 0. paced by S.1muf.lian's 2nd place effort, the squad won 'er e CIIY riva s In the Class A Championships the boys were again eager to t p l.. Sallu l 1 the Maroon hunchstl Hnishers well and topped us once more. ln taking, Znd place, Samuelian. Olton, Brown. Hearne. and Alves were first home for Hope. I the final meet of the year. the State Championship. h h La S lle and llast rovidence inished ' ront of our e m. O r four seniors gured ' tx 1 scoring, with Olton in 7th place in the race. Here again it was thit the Maroon of La Salle was the biggest obstacle in our .ce ' ti , All the members of the cross country team and Coach Russell are to he con- gratulated for their une efforts this past season,in their cross country racing, a sport which requires great individual and team work. an First rou. left to rtuht A DeCourcy W Bienieki J Maxwell L Wlileox f. Bradley R Adams W Sepe eeond row 'Vlr 'Vlullen lcoaehl A adovt G aes Dow onnor A Kelley K lerrei H Qkerry D Dinger W Gaudreau 'Nlolan A Arnold Ben Hayes Ccoachl The 1951 52 edition of the Hope Blue Wave hockey team ended a highly successful regular season by finishing in a tie for second place in games won and lost 'Ihe team had an excellent defense with Art Kelley Eddie Ondrasek and Kenny lerreira splitting the goal tending and had fine defensemen in All btater John Rooney and Walt Bienicki The Hope offensixe attack was paced by two good lines with Ed Bradley Bill Sepe and Jerry Vlaxwell on one and larry Wilcox Bobby Adams and Art De Courcy on the other lom Woodcock and Nick DelMastro Joined the Blue Wave in January and greatly strengthened the team After losing a Round Robin exhibition game to Burrillville 5 O Hope rebounded in gr at fashion and tied the power laden Brown Freshmen Z Z ln its first regular season game the Blue Wlaxe defeated Woonsocket 4 0 with John Rooney and larry Wlilcox both scoring two goals Racking up their second straight shutout the Hope pucksters defeated Vlount Pleasant 6 O ld Bradley netted two goals Art Kelley continued his fine brand of goal tending as Hope downed 'Vlount St Charles 6 0 larry Wilcox and John Rooney each scored two goals and Art De Courcy and Jerry Vlaxwell added the other two Turning in its fourth consecutive shutout. the Hope team blanked Central. 5-O. John Rooney played a fine game on defense and also scored two goals. Hope met a stiff test in Burrillville in its next game and lost a close decision. 2-1. Ed Bradley scored the Hope goal. and with a little more luck the team could have won the game. In its next encounter Hope met a highly inspired North Providence team and lost an overtime game. 4-1. John Rooney. Art De Courcy. and Bobby Adams scored the goal that put a magnificent finish to a good regular season, scored in the overtime period. Showing a ,blistering attack in its next game. Hope overwhelmed Cranston. lZvl. Ed Bradley and John Rooney each scored four goals. and Bill Sepe provided many valuable assists. Continuing its great offensive game. the Blue Wave defeated East Providence. 7-2. as most of the players shared in the scoring. ln their final and best effort the Hope skaters defeated La Salle. 'S-2. l,a Sall was leading in the game. Z-O with forty seconds left to play when John Rooney and Bill Sepe scored in rapid succession. ln an overtime period Bobby -Xdams scored the goal that put a magnificant finish to a fine. regular season. Hope entered the quartrr-final playoffs and had to meet Mount St. Charles in a two game total goal series Despite the loss of such players as Art Kelley John Rooney and l.arry Wilcox the Blue Wave showed great spirit but lost out 3-1. in a hard-fought game ln the second game Hope defeated Mount St. Charl-s. 6-3, with Eddie Ondrasek playing a fine game in the goal. The Blue Wave won t e series by a score of 7-6 Facing a very strong team. Burri lville. in the semie finals. the Hope skaters 'ouldnt overcome the odds against them and lost the series by scores of 4-O and 6-0. The Hope team fought hard during the regular season and the playoffs and we can be proud of their efforts as we look forward to next year. H Hockey J Track 1 N rw nxnn fzrsr rou, Ittl lortab! R Kondran R Schont7ler A Velnston I Araulo A Herchen xes A Broun 'I on mueran rne ro Ross: P Costa Rossr Second rote W Johnson S 'Vlack R 'Vloltrmorc R lrst C Dtleone K Andrews Berlam S Gershovrtz C Schont7ler E Sherman O DerVlanouel1an A Ranallo htrd rote I Fracasst C Corrente W SCIJYCIIB S Strumar l XWCIHSIQIH A Al en Vlanekofsky E Jorge C Rrxard A Refkrn D Despres H Vlorey H Kasper fourth rote T Flemnng Vl Coken VI Gurley A Wasserman P Lures E G1n7 I Cox I Gladstern J Cohen C lurbrsh J Robertshaw W Ernlay Izflh mee 'Vlr Russell lcoachl R Patterson I- Aron J Sullrvan D Callaghan 'VI Byrne H lellman lmanagerb One of the finest teams whrch has ever competed for Hope Hrgh School IS thrs year s Indoor Track Team Thrs years team 15 Coach Russell s dream come true rs squad whrch possesses line performers rn each event and has the depth whrch rs needed rn so many meets The team IS a fine example of the work of Coach Russell for rt demon strates the results of the burldrng whrch has taken place rn the past two vears Mr Russell has not only polrshed the great abrlrtres whrch hrs top performers have but also has burlt up the potentralrtres of hrs second rate men The team has been weakened by the gradua tron of Ed Jorge shot putter and Ed An drade all state hrgh jumper but Joel Cohen and Ed Callahan haxe carrxed on tn the Jump and Ted Elemrng Ed Aron and Al Wasserman are all eonsrstently puttrng the shot 44 feet Cohen rs the leader rn the hurdles 'Ihrs junror has beautrful form and wrll be con srstently vurnnrng rn all competrtron In the 40 and 300 yard races the team has Lou One Hundred Sixteen ROSS1 Andy Wrnston El Ganz and Phil Costa Rossr w1ll probably be among the top dash men thrs year rf not the top man Senrors John Alves and Brll Frnlay pro vrde the one two scorrng threat 1n the 600 yard event whxle Dxck Samuelran and Al Brown are the best performers rn the newly added mlle event In the l000 yard run the team has three top men Trnley Olton John 'Vloltrmore and Al I-Ierchen These performers were responsrble for the smashrng 64 I7 defeat whrch was grven to I a Salle rn the first meet of the season Thrs arch rrval was whrpped rn almost every event berng shut out rn some In the second meet the Relay Carnrval the team power was demonstrated as rt accumulated Z9 pornts to outshrne all others These hrst two meets were just the start of a season wrth tremendous prospects We of fer our greatest congratulatrons to Coach Russell and hrs boys for therr achrevements I r . .4 em C! R p, ' I KI' Lal A '-' . s n f J.. ', 'I I I . I . .. . , , In , , , . ', J. Al' , . I , i Olt . R. Sa 1' , R. Hes , R. Car ll. 1.. . . A. . ': . ...r , .r ' , . , . 1. '. ', , ', R. . . .. . . . . . I ' . . . ' It' a q , I . I ..... . A ' V I D I - ,,f ' A -mv, K, I5 als 1 GW I Wrestlln 'r xlr ll lu rrqhl T Reopml I Cmnnon I Qharfman I Grebstexn R Antonuccn um! r I I Holly B Clorham C Inn R VIcGowan A 'Nlorman Io ml r ml ughts U far I1 In I VUe1ns n Lf u w n Tl us o s years nnsilnny u m In lrst 19 bun the tim Indus 1 ffvrxx on the pxrr of some of the bmi and the ot nr s n 1 I h has xgnx qu I 4 mums num me not hun gwm mamly because of the lack of experience but hne per formances have been turned nn by Captaxn Don Cary C1 Iam and Ed Gannon Ir xs hoped that ln e Lomnng seasons the support of the wrestlmg team wlll Increase as mueh .ms the Interest has thus year One Hundred Seventeen Tennis l ,ye HJ I 115.1 left Io nah! C Ambach R Abedon M Sugarman W Nluller L 'Vlulyaney L Schwart7 The prospects of the l9'J2 Tennxs Team appear to be excellent On the basrs of the record of the past two seasons IS safe t prednct a thlrd stratght champronshlp for the team Vyrth thc return of Gordre Ambach and Dtck 'Xbedon who haye clrnched the state trtle for the past two seasons the team agarn seems to be power laden These two champs wrll be arded rn the comlng season by yeterans of two years ld Vlullyaney and 'Vlark Sugarman and a xereran of one season Gene Schwarz Thrs season wrll clrmax the hne record whtch the team has bullt up durmng the past two seasons Included rn thxs record of Z7 urns and Z defeats art srctorrcs oser Vloses Brown Country Day and Brown lreshmtn ln other seasons yrctorrts oyer these rcams h yt be n few hut lately our strong, team has hetn able to hm e them The record also shows both a perfect season ln tnters holxsttt tompetrlton and successful trtps to out of Slllt rnttrstholmsttc tour naments Both Abtdon md Xmhrch haye profited hy the many tourna ments rn w 1c1 lucy nu tom eta hls yur thclr nlmts a LS 0 elm m I 0 tournaments as wtll as rn tn xnttrsc olastrt play Xll thrs experl enc has atdtd the boys rn their competition and should be respon sthlc for a champronshtp thls year Our congratulltlons art offered to Coath Dans md hrs term for thetr hm work rn brrngrng glory to Hope Fencin Thc 1051 lfcncing Team has shown .1 determination to regain thc state fencing championship Coach Vfi nan's team had won all of its matches at the time this hook went In press and seemed tm thu way to its 15- goal. This has been a well balanced squad, lcd by l.ip sey. Smith 'and Shcfflcr First row, left to riqhl: D. Greenberg. R. Sheffler. H. Lipsey. G Cairo. G, Smith. G Knelef. - Second row: M. Cohen. D. Gilbert, M, Ziegler, G. Douglas, W. Dean. Third row: R. Aiello. S. Brookner. R, Bylen. I.. Dubey. S Dress ' Geo The prospects of Hopes '52 Golf team are good. Now that the team has estab- lished itself after its revival last year. it is ready to make a bid for state supremacy All of the boys are juniors and have had one year of experience under the Hne coaching of Mr Davis Left to rtaht: A Beck. P. Mellon, F. Barnes, B. Gorham. D. Dinger. One Hundred Nineteen in Z'-.5 -Z H WNG 'isp ff ROONEY JORGE VEPQ u A HEFFEQNAN ANDQADE C BECKEQ APA OCKEY ft HALL, LD' fx N'AN 6 Sep DELNFSTRO MAXWELL WILCQX ADASIZENDEQ-5 X SAMUELIAN ALVES 0'-TON V ROSS, ERR!!! 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C. 5757 SLI on N LSU S ,P-.. x Z ' 'Q 4 These grrls can be seen selltng tnckets passtng out programs and cheerxng the boys on to vtctory They attend all games and glV9 much of thelr txme to athletrc events ii -f J 3 f 1 0 .xx trst rou, e right C Blnder Nl Mll let M Stxckney Second row C Qulnn N Beagan I' Coogan D Batchelor R Healey not rn prcture ean ette Morlnl Peppmg up the school spxrrt rs thetr atm and gorng to the games lS therr pastlme These grrls with therr Xllgggrhegaonljfhiaertecstnown to glve thetr whole hearted rs! u. fl! 0 u hlla C Perelman 9 Troo J 'Karon on l Danes acer D Vlcfarzhx -X authrer ant ard Kurs n aum a lnnne an t ttfm mu wrman essttte arttn ton me man 9 t clman D Soudrtau D aughery rno rown R Turn u fri r LL ostnn ornton er 1 ntl e B Warne De l-ur B foldberg, C Dudley P Qtockett Nl 7eltel R XVQISS l Snyder fourth row D Vlarlw S Vlathtvnson A Kktbster D Bannrster C Waterman P Imnegan P Crowe J Gold s ern o Rers lan P S1 x. . 4 F, V '. lf! 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