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

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Seated KZ-rj: Mr. Nathan Bell, Mrs. Sandra Katz, Mrs. Elaine Scanlan, Mr. Matthew Millman, Miss Edna Keenan, and Mr. William Plummer. Standing fl-rj: Miss Sarah Mclntyre, Mr. Ernest Guglielmo, Miss Martha Budlong, Mrs. Katherine Wood, and Mr. Joseph Tocco. That will teach him to chew gum in class! But, Mrs. Carleton, I was sure Shakespeare wrote Little Red Riding Hoodf'

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English . . . Constanvy and creativity are the COUIIICTSIQIIS of our Hope English department. Ender the super- vision of Miss Angela My-Derinott, the teachers strive to promote Correct gralnlnar usage, a well- roundetl vocabulary, and a hroud interest in litera- ture. Pupils avquire reading skills in remedial read- ing. a branch of the English department taught by Miss Sarah Melntyre. Students learn the slcills of sell-expression through writing. The aim of the English department is to impress upon the stu- dents tl1e necessity of Zl sound English hackground. MISS ANGELA MCDERMOTT Miss Beth Randall, Miss Carol Tarlin, Mr. James McCaughey, Miss Beverly Kinoiun, Mr. William McKenna, and Mr. Benjamin Premack.

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20 ,, ,,' 5g.:. 1w .tea ,Q , 1 fffigif vw! ,An 7,f.sf1.r,eta Seated fl-rj: Mrs. Priscilla Stevens, Miss Marjorie Ellis, Miss Margaret Ellis. Standing KI-rj: Mrs. Eleanor Zextor, Miss Elizabeth Kiernan, Miss Martha Mackey, Miss Laura Chapman, Dr. Philomena Golini. Conversation and comprehension are the aims of every language teacher, and Miss Rose Presel, head of the lan- guage department, certainly adheres to these rules. Whether a student studies French, German, Italian, or Spanish, he receives a fundamental foundation in reading experience, grammar, and confidence in conversing with others. One studies the land and the literature of his language. Those who study a foreign tongue widen their personal perspective and acquire an understanding of other peoples. t MISS ROSE PRESEL Modern Foreign Language