Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Girls’ Basketball Team Bernice Atwater (capt.) Maxine Chappelle Pansy Renn Laura Epperson Margaret Argenbright Anne Goodson Helen Layne Mary Lee Bishop Louise Rouse Patsy Batte Helen Bell (manager) - Right Forward Right Forward Left Forward Center Center Stationary Center Stationary Center Right Guard Right Guard - Left Guard Left Guard Mary Lee Bishop, President; Alice Sutherland, Secretary- Treasurer, and Coach Gilbert, Sponsor, are the club officers. To further athletics is their aim and they brought many onlookers into the club by their spirit and sportsmanship. Their first un¬ dertakings were candy sales and a sale of canes. The most im¬ portant project was the presentation of “Tea Toper Tavern.” The club contributed $30.00 to the “Kaleidoscope” and $26.00 to the Athletic Association. Congratulations to the team and Miss Gilbert for their success and for their liberal contributions. Page Twenty-Nine

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6H-1 JUNIOR HIGH We are the largest class in school and yet we stand at the top when it comes to cooperation in all school affairs, thanks to MissJBrockley for quietly leading us on to victory. Our class is a very large one, but we have lots of fun. It’s full of children good and shy—and boy, we forty children try to do our very, very best, and let the teacher do the rest. I think that that’s the way to do—come, tell me Seniors, don’t you? ❖ 7H-1 JUNIOR HIGH We are seniors too (of Junior High), and with Mrs. Kegley as our leader we will surely win! We have lived up to our ideal, that is a 100 per cent response to all calls for cooperation in school. We are happy to have this opportunity of contributing to our Annual. We presented a basket to the charity association. We gave Mrs. Kegley a surprise party and a lovely wedding present. We have a class library which furnishes us recreation during our study periods. 7H-2 JUNIOR HIGH Stop! Look! Listen! When we reach Senior High we will accomplish great things! We have paved the way ourselves. Our response has been 100 per cent for every good cause that asked cooperation. We were the first to pay for this space in our Annual. At Christmas we gave charity baskets to the needy. We contributed $1.50 for the victrola and 50 cents for a basket¬ ball. We are proud of our room and we thank Miss Parsons for it. Thanks to the Home Rooms This annual has been made possible through the cooperation of all these Home Rooms represented here. The staff appre¬ ciates this hearty cooperation and also the liberal contributions. By having these write-ups from the various classes our Annual seems to belong to the whole school, rather than just to the Senior Class. Our aspiration has been to make this book a Senior Class project but the product of all the classes and acti¬ vities in the school. Page Twenty-Eight

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Football Team, 1929 Bottom Row: C. Pritchard Mascot Barret-Tackle Pritchard End Chakales Tackle Dowdy (captain) Guard Davis -End Ruffin-Guard Johnson -Tackle L. Aderholt Center Thompson-Mascot Middle Row: Edwards -Guard Mifka -Tackle W. Swift-Tackle Lewis-End Bogese End R. Swift Guard Nemetz Tackle Hall Guard Kruger Tackle Top Row: Sutherland Manager Thompson Asst. Coach I. Pritchard Halfback McClenny Halfback Burton . Quarterback Stowe Halfback C. Cunningham Fullback C. Aderholt Halfback Oliver Halfback D. Pritchard Center Parson Hopewell High football team won second place in conference games in the Southside Virginia Athletic Association. Page Thirty