Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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ATHLETICS Football Chester H. S- 0 Petersburg H. S. 25 Oceana H. S-0 Hampton H. S-19 Chester H. S. 6 Lawrenceville H. S. 0 Morrison H. S 0 Crewe H. S 13 Suffolk H. S. 25 Blackstone H. S. 13 Emporia H. S. 7 Scores II. H. S 0 H. II. S 6 H. H. S 18 H. H. S 7 H. H. S 0 H. H. S. 24 II. H. S. 7 H. H. S 0 H. H. S 18 H. H. S 0 H. H. S 0 o Bovs’ Basketball Scores St. Joseph . . 27 H. II. S. Chester 24 H. 11 . s.- Tubize Inter. .29 II. H. S.- Cellulose 15 II. H. s.. Highland Springs .26 II. H. s. Petersburg . 25 H. II. s.. Broadway Quality 14 H. II. s. Tnbizo Tnter. 9 , 9 , II. II. S.- Petersburg 32 II. II. s.- Suffolk 19 II. II. S.- Hampton 30 II. II. s.. Newport News - 35 H. H. s.. Da nville 25 II. II. s. . I). M. I. 29 H. H. s. Schoolfield .20 II. H. s. South Boston -40 II. II. s.. Hargrave 27 H. H. s. Hampton . 24 H. II. s.. Whaley ville 9 II. 11 . s. Crewe 23 H. II. S.- Crewe 18 H. H. S.- oo 19 40 25 31 . 34 . 28 .13 23 -15 .17 15 23 40 .. 20 -13 17 18 31 30 — 23 —

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CIVICS CLUB—Continued Our third aim was a study of parliamentary procedure. At each meeting certain important points in parliamentary procedure were discussed and put into practice during the meeting. Our fourth, and last aim, was to stimulate interest in, by visits to and reports of places dealing with public and historical affairs. This aim has not as yet been carried out, but during the month of May plans have been made to visit our municipal buildings, Jamestown and Williams¬ burg, and perhaps other places. The membership of this club is restricted to those stu¬ dents in the Civics and Problems of American Democracy classes making passing grades; those who have had either course; and any Junior or Senior student who is interested in this line of activity. If you are eligible come and join us! —Andrew Christensen, President. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Watch us grow! We have fifty members this year! Our club has cooperated with the other Home Economic Clubs of Virginia in endowing a room in the Crittendon Home for Cripple Children, in order to accommodate, free of charge, any dependent student, from this school, who should go there. We have pledged to pay $135.00 annually to this home for the next five years. An interested party has lately donated a number of books to our library, thus increasing the number of volumes fifty per cent. A vocational pin, to be worn by all Home Economics girls in the South, has been selected. There are four sym¬ bols of the club on this pin. A fireplace representing “Home Making,” a cornucopia of plenty, the emblem of “Cookery,” a spinning wheel representing sewing, and a cradle, the emblem of child care. As community service project, the students made a layette for a baby. The Red Cross furnished the material and will attend to its distribution. The Club has grown to be one of the most outstanding organizations in Hopewell High.

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Girls’ Basketball Scores Dendron 15 Dendron 12 Chester 25 Chester 15 Chester 28 Tubize • 19 Whites B. C. 15 Epworth League 25 Tubize 19 McKenney 26 Epworth League 21 Hampton 21 H. H. S 25 H. H. S 27 H. H. S 12 H. H. S 25 H. H, S 31 H. H. S 24 H. H. S. . 12 H. H. S 6 H. H. S 14 II. H. S 12 H. H. S-13 H. H. S 19 Baseball Chester 0 Blackstone 4 Suffolk 5 Petersburg 3 Lawrenceville 1 Emporia 3 Swavely Prep. 4 Blackstone . 6 Chester 3 Crewe 0 Fredericksburg 4 Scores H. H. S 15 H. H. S 26 H. H. S 4 H. H. S 10 H. H. S 16 H. H. S 5 H. H. S 18 H. H. S 19 H. H. S-15 H. H. S 4 H. H. S 11 First Places Won In Southside Virginia Athletic Association Hopewell High football team tied for second place in conference games. The High School basketball team won first place in the conference games and a beautiful trophy was awarded. The baseball team also won first place in conference games. This marks the best work in athletics yet! Congratula¬ tions to the winners and to Mr. Parson, the coach.