Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Class Poem IN HI SCHOOL For four short years we worked and played, Took instructions and obeyed. Now we’re free to seek new ways, But haven’t we seen our best day, In Hi School. The best friends we’ve ever known Seem now to be forever flown. But memory of their friendships true Reminds us of the gold and blue In Hi School. We’re out of school, we’ve graduated, And we’re now called educated. But we feel so full of woe We wish for four more years to go In Hi School. —Albert Livingston. •h; Page Ten

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♦ “Farewell! a word that must be, and hath been — A sound which makes us linger — yet, farewell!” HE MEMBERS of the faculty of your school must part ■with t-ho Seniors in a few (lays, but their interest in you as individuals and as a class will persist through the coming years. You have asked that they convey to you some message that you may carry with you into your approaching adulthood. Accordingly, each department has been asked to prepare a brief farewell message. Below they are given as expressed by some member of each department: COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: “The Commercial Department brings luck and best wishes to your every effort in all business affairs in the future and hopes that all may be successful.” ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: “May the beauty and enjoyment you have found in your English classes enrich your whole future.” FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: “Vale bonaque fortuna per vitain vobiscum sit.” MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: “Of service to mankind! May that be said of your achievements as truly as it is said of mathematics.” PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: “The healthiest department in school wishes for you abundant, vigorous and joyous physical strength through a long life, and hopes that you may meet each play of the game of life in the true spirit of sportsmanship.” SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: “The Science Department hopes that you may apply those exact principles given you in science, to your every activity in planning and carrying on your future.” SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: “The Social Science Department of your school can wish for you no greater happiness in your future life, than that of being able to cooperate with others in desirable ways.” “Learn something beautiful, see something beautiful, do something beautiful each day of your life.” ■—Palmer’s “Three Rules of Happiness” LIBRARY: “Good books are your best friends. They are constant, uncomplaining, and beneficial. Take them, as such, wherever you go, to encourage in time of trouble, solve many problems, and bring joy in time of leisure.” THE OFFICE: “The Office hopes that you may not be tardy to Success nor absent when Opportunity knocks at the door of your future.” “The June time brings these fruitful days of life Repeating for each one the promise o’er Of rich fulfillment—harvests in the years. The fields of time, in which our visions soar With roses to bloom and thorns but few, May every worthy dream of youth come true.” —Martin. t Page Nine

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SENIORS LOUIS ADERHOLT Society Editor “Kaleidoscope” 1929-30; Sports Edi¬ tor “Kaleidoscope” 1931-32; President 1L; Class Representative 1H, 2L, 2H: Football Team 2 7-32; Captain Football ’30; Monogram Club; Hi-Y Club; President combined Junior Classes; Vice-President Student Government ’30; President Student Govern¬ ment ’31-32; Sergeant-at-Arms Poe Literary Society ’28; President Civics Club ’29-30; Debating Team ’32; Athletic Association. Louis is a boy with a good word for everyone. With his winning ways Louis is sure of success. -o IDEI.L GENEVA AMEEN Basketball Club 1L, 3H: Forensic Club 2L; Class Representative 2Ff; Poe Literary Society; Reporter and Third Vice-President Poe Literary Society; Sani¬ tation Squad 1L, 4H; Latin Club 3L, 3H; Latin Glee Club; Debater of Poe Literary Society; Asso¬ ciate Editor of “Kaleidoscope.” Here’s one that always has a smile for everybody. GILBERT BELL ATWATER President 1L; Sanitation Squad: Usher Squad; Toe Literary Society; Lanier Literary Society; Athletic Association. Gilbert is a very studious boy and has made good grades all through high school. PATSY BATTE Secretary and Treasurer 1H; Poe Literary Society; Reporter of Poe Literary Society; Lanier Literary Society; French Circle; Latin Club; Latin Club Re¬ porter; Basketball Team 2L, 4L; Basketball Club 1L, 4H: Assembly Squad 3L, 3H; “Kaleidoscope” Staff; Class Representative 2H; Cheer Leader 4L, 4FI; Traffic Squad 2L; Athletic Association 1L, 4H. Tatsy is a very jolly girl and a friend to every¬ one. Page Eleven