Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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EVELYN CRYSTAL LEWIS Richard J Reynold’s High School. Winston-Salem, , , , : s Pa n ‘ sl1 Club: President Civics Club 1-L- Athletic Association; Glee Club. Clarksville, High School, Clarksville, Ya.: Secretary Civics Club- Lee Literary Society. Hcpewell High School: First Vice- President Sidney Lanier Literary Society 4-L; Basket- ba 1 Club; President Classes 3-H, 4-H; Second Assist¬ ant Business Manager “The Kaleidoscope Orchestra- French Circle; Blue Bird Music Club. To Evelyn—may she always smile! -o- HORACE CECIL LEWIS Civics Club; Latin Club; Athleti c Association Poe Literary Society. Horace Lewis is one of the most popular boys in school. He has a cheery disposition and is always smiling, no matter what happens. Although he isn’t the kind who studies much, he has made good grades especially in Latin. -o- THEODORE BERFOOT LINDFORS Civics Club; Representative Classes 2-L, 4-L; Pres¬ ident Class 2-H; Sidney Lanier Literary Society- Vice- President Class 1-H; Traffic Squad 2-H; Assembly Squad Chief 3-L; Sanitation Squad 3-H. Ted, whom we know by his smile, has worked hard in high school and has led his class and held high offices. We hope he will be successful in the chemical world. ROBERT SELMO McCLENNY Dendron High School, Dendron. Virginia: President Classes 1-L, 1-H; Secretary Latin Club 1-L 1-H- Captain Baseball Team 1-H; Captain Football Team 2-L, Captain Basketball Team 2-H. Hopewell High School: Football Team, Baseball Team. Here is a real leader in athletics. May he reap the benefits of such training and apply them a ' ways. ALFRED EDLOE MEEHL Representative Classes 2-L. 2-H, 3-L, 3-H; Athletic Association; Vice-President French Circle 3-H; Presi¬ dent Civics Club 4-L, 4-H; President Poe Literary Society 3-H; First Vice-President Poe Literary Society 4-L: Sergeant-at Arms Poe Literary Society 4-H- Presi¬ dent Classes 4-L, 4-H; Usher Squad 4-L, 4-H; Pro¬ gram Committee 3-H; Latin Club; Forensic Club; Associate Editor Alipes Nuntius; Dramatic Club; Editor-in-Chief “The Kaleidoscope;” Valedictorian 4-H. Here’s to one of our most versatile students. • H[ Page Thirteen

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CLARENCE ELMO JOHNSON President Monogram Club 2-L, 2-H; Captain Foot¬ ball Team 3-L; Representative Classes 2-H, 3-L, 4-H; President Class 3-H; Sidney Lanier Literary Society; Basketball Team 1926; Baseball Team 1927. Clarence has been an active student of Hopewell High School in an athletic way. Here’s hoping he works in life as hard as he has in his Senior year. ■o- FRANCES VIRGINIA JOHNSON Civics Club; Sidney Lanier Literary Society; Foren¬ sic Club; Basketball Club; Basketball Team 3-L, 3-H, 4-L, 4-H: Poetry Editor “The Kalciiescop ” 4-L, 4-K; French Circle; President Class 1-PI. All through her work in high school Frances has made good. May she continue to reap success from her sincere efforts. MARY VIRGINIA KENNEDY Wallace High School, Wallace, N. C.: Class 1-H; Hopewell High School: Secretary Class 2-L; Secretary- Treasurer Class 2-H; French Circle; Basketball Club; Edgar Allen Poe Literary Society; Latin Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association. Virginia is known for her dependable nature. She is liked by all and is a very goed student. RUSSELL JENNINGS KENNEDY President Class 2-H; Treasurer Classes 4-L, 4-PI; Football Squad 1929. Russell, though a quiet boy, has always been very studious. His earnestness and hard work have won for him the title of Class President and Representa¬ tive. We hope that he will succeed as well in life as he has in school. -o- JOHN SAMUEL KURNAS Commercial Club; Assembly Squad 3-L; Assistant Exchange Editor “The Kaleidoscope Civics Club; Delegate Shorthand Convention, Plopewell, Va. John is small of stature but great in mind and powerful in speech. He is very active in club work. He shows his desire for knowledge by conscientious study. Page Twelve

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MARY HELEN MIMS Civics Club; French Circle; Latin Club; Basket¬ ball Club; Sanitation Squad 3-H. Helen is very quiet and modest but to her friends she has proved to be a cornerstone of the school. Always ready and eager to aid, she fits into any emergency with an aptitude that illustrates her pro¬ ficiency. a WILLIAM HOWARD M1STR Civics Club; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society; • Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Vice-President Class 1-L. William is a hail felllow well met and always will¬ ing to help. REBECCA JANE MORRISON President Classes 1-L, 2-L; Representative Classes 1-H, 2-H, 3-L; French Circle; Civics Club; Latin Club; Business Manager Alipcs Nuntius 4-L, 4-H; First Vice-President Sidney Lanier Literary Society 4-L, Reporter Sidney Lanier Literary Society 4-H; Society Editor “The Kaleidoscope Athletic Associa¬ tion; Sanitation Squad 3-L; Basketball Club. Rebecca’s grades have proved that she is a good and dependable worker. -o- JOEL THOMAS NOBLE South Norfolk High School, Norfolk, Va.: Class 1-L. Alexandria High School, Alexandria, Va.: Classes 1-H, 2-L, 2-H, 3-L. Hopewell High School, Hopewell: Civics Club: First Vice-President Poe Literary Society 3- H; President Poe Literary Society 4-L; Reporter Forensic Club 3-L; Representative in State Debate Contest 3-H; Dramatic Club; First Associate Editor “The Kaleidoscope;’’ Sanitation Squad 3-H; Athletic Association. Here’s to Jcel, a real pal at all times! i -o- WILLIAM EARL PRITCHARD President Classes 1-L, 1-H, Combined Senior Class 4- H: Representative Class 4-H; Vice-President Student Council 3-H; President Student Council 4-L; Presi¬ dent Sidney Lanier Literary Society; Civics Club: Forensic Club; Athletic Association; Vice-President Commercial Club; Basketball Team; Football Team; Baseball Team; Monogram Club; Humor Editor “The Kaleidoscope.” Here’s to William Earl—one of our best all-around students! Page Fourteen