Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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JANE LUCILE CURRAN ACADEMIC COURSE French Circle; Latin Glee Club: Basketball Squad 1933; Commencement Chorus. “Knowledge is in itself a power.” FRANCIS JULIAN DALTON SCIENTIFIC COURSE Edgar Allan Toe Literary Society 1932; Lanier Liter¬ ary Society 1933-35; Athletic Association; Secretary- Treasurer 3H; Manager Track Team 1935; Dramatic Club 1931; Basketball Squad 1933. “Having the graces of speech, and skill in the turning of phrases.” JAMES WILLARE DAVIS SCIENTIFIC COURSE Petersburg High School: Jefferson Literary Society; Spanish Club. Hopewell High School: Football Squad 1932-33; Tennis Team 1934-35; Track Team 1935; Athletic Association; Sergeant-at-Arms; Poe Society 1934; President Poe Society 1935; Vice-President 2H; Sanitation Squad; Traffic Squad. “Fair-haired, with delicate Saxon complexion, having the dew of his youth, and the beauty thereof.” HOMER MANCE DISE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Football Squad; Basketball Squad; Baseball Squad; Athletic Association; Edgar Allan Poe Society, Ser¬ geant-at-Arms; Monogram Club. “Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere.” JULIUS JOHN EASTMAN SCIENTIFIC COURSE Assembly Squad; Traffic Squad: Lanier Literary So¬ ciety; Poe Literary Society; Athletic Association. “Trying to mask his dismay by treating the subject with lightness.” Page twenty-three h m

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WALLACE BOOTH CLARK SCIENTIFIC COURSE “How poor are they that have no patience.” HORACE LIONEL COOPER COMMERCIAL COURSE Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society; Commercial Club. “You, who are bred as a scholar, can say it in ele¬ gant language.” HELEN JOSEPHINE CORMANY ACADEMIC COURSE Class Representative 1934-35: Poe Literary Society 1931-35; Latin Glee Club 1931-33: French Circle 1934-35; Athletic Association 1934-35; Library As¬ sistant 1931-33; Traffic Squad 1934; Assembly Squad 1935; Secretary-Treasurer 3L-3H. “Beauty is truth, truth beauty.” WARREN EDWIN COWHERD SCIENTIFIC COURSE “No man is absolute lord of his life.” LILLIAN RUTH CUDDIHY COMMERCIAL COURSE Commercial Club 1933-34; Athletic Association; Edg ar Allan Poe Literary Society. “You may ruin our ease, you may do what you please. But we can’t do without you, you sweet little tease.” Page twenty-two

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WALLACE EDGAR EDWARDS ACADEMIC COURSE Chester High School: Longfellow Literary Society 1931-33: Football Team 1931-33; Basketball 1931-32; Captain Football Team 1932; Baseball 1933; Mono¬ gram Club 1931-33. Claremont High School: Presi¬ dent Combined Junior Classes 1933-34; Basketball 1933-34: Baseball 1934. Hopewell: President Co-op¬ erative Student Government; President 4L; Treasurer Senior Class 1934; Lanier Literary Society 193S; Foot¬ ball and Basketball Squad 1934-35; Monogram Club 1935; Athletic Association 1934-35. Here is a fellow who could both write and fight, and in both was equally skillfull” THELMA GRACE ELLIOTT ACADEMIC COURSE President 1L, 2H, 4L, Secretary 1H, 2L, 3H: Vice- President 3L; Athletic Association; Cheer Leader 1934- 35; Basketball Squad 1933-35; Monogram Club; La¬ nier and Poe Literary Societies; French Circle. “And what were tasks to others, were her play.” JOHN SANOR ELLIOTT SCIENTIFIC COURSE Football Squad 1932-34; Basketball Squad 1932-35; Monogram Club; Athletic Association 1932-35; Pres¬ ident Monogram Club 1934-35; Track Team 1935; Baseball Squad 1935; Treasurer 4L; President 3L. “Though he was rough he was kindly.” RADIE WELLS ENNIS ACADEMIC COURSE Latin Glee Club 1931-32; Sidney Lanier Literary So¬ ciety 1932; French Circle 1934-35; Sanitation Squad 1935. “Gloom intermingled with light.” THOMAS EPPES FENNER SCIENTIFIC COURSE Monogram Club; Football Squad 1934; Football Man¬ ager 1933; Baseball Team 1934-35; Athletic Associa¬ tion; Secretary-Treasurer Monogram Club; President 4L; Secretary-Treasurer 1L. “For he was great of heart, magnanimous, courtly, courageous.” Page twenty-four