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

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uartists of self-expressiong' The mosT imporTanT basic requiremenT Tor gradua- Tion is The successTul compleTion oT Three years' worlc in English. The deparTmenT, headed by Miss Angela McDermoTT, is dedicaTed To The purpose oT Teaching sTudenTs The beauTy oT simple expression viTal To Their happiness and success. ln order To more Tully ap- preciaTe This arT oT expression. I-lopeiTes sTudy ivlilTon, Hemingway, Shakespeare, and FrosT among oTher greaT men whose worlcs are so ouTsTanding ThaT They survive The obscuring inTluence oT Time. The slcills oT reading which open To sTudenTs The doors oT many pleasurable hours are acquired in remedial reading, a branch oT The English deparTmenT, TaughT by Miss Sarah MaclnTyre. ln This course sTu- denTs develop beTTer reading habiTs while esTablish- ing considerable speed.

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engli h department Brushing up on Jrhe rudimenfs of reading are Miss Sarah Maclnlyre and Mr. Paul Donovan. Miss Angela McDermoH, deparfmenf head, gives her reporf 'lo Mr. William McKenna, Mrs. Frances Meelcer, Mr. Paul Coleman, Mr. William Plummer, Mr. Mallhew Millman, Miss Edna Keenan, Miss Marfha Budlong, Miss Elaine Annofli. Mrs. Ann Carlelon, Mr. Joseph Tocco, Mr. James McCaughey and Mr. James Flanagan.

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William Gugli greels Miss Rose P l, deparlmenl head, and Dr. Phl mena Golan: M Priscilla Slevens, M Mariorie Ellis, and Miss Margarel Through lhe mediums of French, German, llalian, or Spanish. slu- denls are lransporled inlo a whole new world, a world in which lhe sludenl is inlroduced nol only lo an unfamiliar longue bul also 'ro new eusloms, new ideas, and a dis- linclive way ol life. foreign language ccwell-versed Unless a sludenl soiourns in a counlry, lhere is no beller way +o become acguainled wilh a people lhan lo sludy ils language. The compelenl language deparlmenl, headed by Miss Rose Presel, opens To sludenls a lascinaling realm of inleresl and opporlunily.