Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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GEORGE CHAMPION RUFFIN, Jr. Traffic Squad, 2-L, 2-H, 3-L; Chief Traffic Squad, 3-H; Poe Literary Society; Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Monogram Club; Football Team; Baseball Team; Basketball Team; Secretary Classes, 1-L, 1-H, 2-L, 2-H; President, Class 4-H; President, Civics Club, 3-L, 3-H, 4-L; Athletic Association; Editor, “The Kaleidoscope,” 4-L, 4-H; Representative in State Debate Contest, 4-H. Keep up this good work George, and you will succeed at Annapolis. JAMES WILSON RUST President, Class 4-L; Chairman, Debating Club, 4-H; Dramatic Club: Sidney Lanier Literary Society; Manager, Football Team, 4-L. James is a modest boy, and is liked by everyone. He should be praised because of his ambition to work and attend school. James has been a great success in school and we wish him the same success in life. -o- HELEN ALISE SANDERSON Secretary and Treasurer, Glee Club, 3-L, 3-H; Debating Club; Basketball Squad; Dramatic Club: Sidney Lanier Literary Society; French Circle; Home Economics Club. Alise is always cheerful and willing to help. She is one of the best singers Hopewell High School has ever had. ARTIE LOIS SANDERSON Sidney Lanier Literary Society; President, Glee Club, 3-L, 3-H, 4-L, 4-H; Orchestra; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association: Chief, Program Squad, 4-H; Assembly Squad, 3-H; Civics Club; French Circle; Society Editor, “The Kaleidoscope, 4-L, 4-H. If Lois works as hard through life as she has in school she will succeed in all that she attempts. ■o- LELIA AUDREY SPENCER Secretary, Class 2-L; Latin Club; Reporter, Poe Literary Society, 4-H; Civics Club. Thoroughly business-like, a keen sense of humor, and a good personality, generally characterizes Audrey. She is a girl of few words and hence her enemies are likewise few. — 17 —

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' ' 8 LYMAN NEWMAN President, Class 1-H; Sidney Lanier Literary So¬ ciety; Civics Club; Junior Congress Club. Lyman Newman made his way through High School by working shift-work at Tubize. In this he de¬ serves credit, for only with a great desire for an education could a person succeed in both. ■o- MARY YIRGINIA OVERSTREET Commercial Club; Poe Literary Society; Civics Club; Prophet, 4-H. All through her high school Virginia has made good grades. We know that Virginia will keep up the good work after she graduates and will be a credit to Hopewell High School. -o- VALERIA JUANITA PADGETT Secretary, Class 2-L; Glee Club; Basketball Club; Poe Literary Society; Commercial Club. Juanita is a commercial student and makes high grades on her work. She is a hard worker and a clear thinker, which has helped her through school with high honors. f ■ -o-- LENA CAROLINE POOLE Basketball Club; S. H. S. Literary Society at Surry High School, 1926; Basketball Team; Junior Civic League at Claremont High School, 192 7; As¬ sistant Home Room Representative, Maury High School, 1928; Home Economics Club, Civics Club, Hopewell High School, 1929. Caroline is a girl of grave and serious disposition. She is a splendid student. -o- LUCIETTA RIGGAN Class Representative, 3-L; Vice-President, Com¬ mercial Club, 3-H; Secretary, Class 4-L; Business Manager, “The Kaleidoscope,” 4-L; Sidney Lanier Literary Society, 4-L; Commercial Club. An unusual studont is Lucietta. She comes to school a part of the day and works a part of the day. She is an excellent typist . If you ever want anything done well, call on Lucietta. —16--

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WILLIE WARD TEMPLE Dramatic Club; Treasurer, Poe Literary Society, 4-PI; Civics Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Athletic Association. Just a good all-around student is Willie Ward. She is always ready to help anyone if she can. A motto that suits her is: “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” ■o FRANCIS JOYNER TUGGLE Athletic Association; Poe Literary Society; Civics Club. P ' rancis Tuggle is a boy of a loyal, friendly, and cheerful disposition. Pie is welcomed everywhere be¬ cause of his sunny disposition. Francis is ever loyal to his friends and to his school. He is well known for his school spirit and enthusiasm. LINDARD ELLSWORTH TYLER Chief, Traffic Squad, 4-L and 4-H; Monogram Club; Basketball Team; Civics Club; Athletic As¬ sociation. Ellsworth is a boy who spreads sunshine every¬ where. He always has a kind word for everyone. He made a letter in basketball and is an excellent swim¬ mer. He is planning to study architecture at V. P. I., and everyone is hoping for him to succeed. FAY KEMP VAIDEN Corresponding Secretary, Plome Economics Club, 4-L; Vice-President, Classes 2-L, 2-H; Montery H. S. Literary Society. Although Fay has recently come to Hopewell High, she has made many friends. She is a good student, one who is willing to help others as much as pos¬ sible. Fay has a quiet manner, but this very quiet¬ ness is her outstanding charm. She is a good listener, which is a rare quality. JENNIE FRANCES WHEELER Home Economics Club: Athletic Association; Cap¬ tain, Basketball Team, 2-L; Basketball Squad, 3-H, 4-L, Chief, 4-H; Cheer Leader, 3-L; Debating Club, 3- L; French Circle; President, Class 4-L; Civics Club; Glee Club; Treasurer, Lanier Literary Society, 4- IP; Dramatic Club; Librarian, 3-H. Jennie Wheeler, a girl of true Pligh School spirit, is most dependable and admired by all.