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

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Guidance Come, come-hand over the records like Z1 nice little girl. 5 ff Ks Q College or 1-ureer, teaching or typing, music or medicine-the future success of every Hope student may he accredited to our school's excellent guidance department. Under the direction of Miss lflclna Mac- Donald, the members of this department introduce new pupils to the school, ac- quuinting them with the activities, pro- grunis, and procedures. During his three years stay at Hope, the student confers with his guidance counselor who helps him plant the seeds for the future. Finally, when graduation time approaches, the guid- ance eounselor proyicles definite informa- tion regarcling careers or higher education. MSM. D - hw' I1 'Zi' 1 o you. aye tl pro 1 em ou sly you con't have enough points to ,graduiite and you just lslcw up the chemistry lub? Come and get consolation from Mrs. Gertrude Kavanugli, secretary, Miss Edna Muellonuld, Mr. Amudeo Lorenzo, Mr. Charles Matoian, Mr. Leo 7 I Weiss, Mr. Paul Mirante, Mr. lxichard Curran and Mrs. Alice ,lc-rnstt-alt.

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'E 5? MISS EDNA MacDONALD is A. .1 5 t, ESE lei ee, I wonder what Mom! liuxing for supper tuniglit Vlllieu youth has u question llIlZIIlSWC1'Cfl, when youth must lc-urn virtue from vice: To whom shall they go for their courage? Of is hom shall they ask their utlxive? They shalt go to their eltlers for wistlomg They shall ask what is is rong :mtl whatis righ And these are the men who will answer They will leucl youth lroixi sliutlow to tight.

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The Hope High business department, headed by Miss M. Barbara Murray, teaches its students typing, shorthand, bookkeep- ing, business math, burroughs, consumer education, business law, and salesmanship in preparation for future careers. Workers of tomorrow type, tally, and transcribe in an effort to fulfill the needs of a rapidly growing America. They are taught many of the fundamentals, such as confidence and courtesy, which are nec- essary for successful careers. These stu- dents in the business department are given an opportunity for a thorough training which promises success in whatever they may pursue. MISS M. BARBARA MURRAY Left-right: Mrs. Hope Palmer, Mrs. Linette Tammelleo, Miss Claudette Lussier, Mrs. Hope Hurd, Mr. Jose Bellucci, Miss Margaret Babcock, Miss Virginia Rindfleisch, and Mr. Robert Betts.