Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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ANNIE JEFFERY GILLIAM ACADEMIC COURSE Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society 1934-35; Latin Glee C ub 1L, 2H; Sanitation Squad 2L; Secretary-Treas¬ urer 2L, 2H; French Circle 1934-35. “For we know and esteem you, and jeel that your nature is noble.” MILTON ALFRED GLASS SCIENTIFIC COURSE Football Squad 1933-35; Basketball Varsity 1935; Ath¬ letic Association; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 1935; Baseball Squad 1934; Monogram Club 1935; Track Team 1935: Assistant Manager Basketball 1931-32; Dramatic Club 1932. “A man not of work but of actions .... Gollie!” FREDERICK THOMAS GRAY COMMERCIAL COURSE Athletic Association; Lanier Literary Society 1934-35; Assistant Manager of Basketball Team 1933-34; Man¬ ager Basketball 1935; Class Representative 2L; Secre¬ tary-Treasurer 2L; Vice-President 1H; Choral Club 1934; Football Squad 1933-34; Chief Assembly Squad; Chief Traffic Squad; Monogram Club; Sports Editor of “Kaleidoscope.” “A gallant knight in sunshine and in shadow.” EDWIN JAMES GROSS ACADEMIC COURSE Latin Club; French Circle; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society; Traffic Squad; Class Representative 1L. “A man oj courage is also full of faith.” ALTON LOWE GWALTNEY SCIENTIFIC COURSE Football 1933-34; Baseball 1933-34; President Mono¬ gram Club 1933; Vice-President 4L. “1 am a maker of war and not a maker of phrases.” Page twenty-six

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LUCILLE GLYNTON FORBES ACADEMIC COURSE Latin Glee Club 1931-33; Edgar Allan Poe Literary- Society 1933-34; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 1935; French Circle 1934-35; Athletic Association 1931-35. “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. NELLO LEONARD FORNEY SCIENTIFIC COURSE Monogram Club: Athletic Association; Traffic Squad; Football Team 1932-34; Secretary-Treasurer 1H, 3H; Poe Literary Society; Latin Club; Baseball Squad 1932. “Broad in the shoulders, deep-chested, with muscles and sinews of iron.” BILLIE ELIZABETH FOSTER COMMERCIAL COURSE Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society 1932-34; Traffic Squad. “Simple and beautiful always.” HAMNER BRAXTON GARRETT SCIENTIFIC COURSE Treasurer of Senior Class; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society 1933-35; Sidney Lanier Society 1932; Football Squad 1933; Baseball Squad 1935; Vice-President 2L; Athletic Association. “Stern as a soldier might be, but hearty, and placable always.” JOHN TOOMER GARROW, Jr. SCIENTIFIC COURSE President 1L, 3H; Traffic Squad; Sanitation Squad; Assembly Squad; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society. “A smile, that danced in his eyes, as the sunbeams dance on the sea.” Page twenty-five

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GEORGE HENRY HARRIS SCIENTIFIC COURSE Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society; Athletic Associa¬ tion; Traffic Squad. There’s greater speech in silence than in words.” HERMAN DAVID HARRIS SCIENTIFIC COURSE Sidney Lanier; Edgar Allan Poe; Athletic Associa¬ tion; Traffic Squad. “I’m not afraid of bullets, nor shot jrom the mouth oj cannon.” WILLIAM NELSON HEFLIN ACADEMIC COURSE Assistant Baseball Manager 1933; Tennis Manager 1934; Secretary-Treasurer of ????? Class; Library As¬ sistant; Poe Literary Society 1933-35. “Who showed more wit than ever school boy had.” WILLIAM HUGH HOLDFORD SCIENTIFIC COURSE Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society: Athletic Associa¬ tion; Sidney Lanier Literary Society; Traffic Squad. “What was at work in his heart, that made him so awkward and speechless?” MYRABELLE VIRGINIA HOLLOWAY ACADEMIC COURSE Latin Glee Club 1931-33; French Circle 1934-35; La¬ nier Literary Society 1934-35; Edgar Allan Poe Liter¬ ary Society 1933-34; Sanitation Squad 1935; Athletic Association 1931-35. “She was so thrifty and good, that h ' -r name passed into a proverb.” Page twenty-seven iimnim