Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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0 Glass of 1957 yO -C. V, r p ' 177 JANIS MAY AKERS ACADEMIC COURSE She that was ever fair and never proud.” Charter member of Dramatic Club for ’36; Secretary Treasurer of French Circle; Art Editor on Kaleidoscope Staff; Art Editor of “Alipes Nuntius.” jp jp 7 HELEN CLEERE ALFORD ACADEMIC COURSE Real worth lies beneath the skin.” Latin Glee Club; Latin Club; Athletic Association. ROBERT LEE BAKER, Jr. SCIENTIFIC COURSE AMY WARREN ALTMAN ACKERMANN COMMERCIAL COURSE blush isjb ' cytftiful, ' but it is ' ' jfttncliiw.inconvenient.” ' Commercial Club; Sidney Lanier So¬ ciety; Athletic Association. ACADEMIC COURSE ‘‘She is small, athletic—with it all, a sunny smile.” Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society 1L, 1H; Athletic Association; Chief As¬ sembly Squad 3H; Basketball Squad 2L, 4H; Treasurer Girls’ Monogram Club 4H; Secretary Dramatic Club 4H; Secretary-Treasurer Latin Club 4L; Cheerleader 3L, 4H; Class President 4H; Exchange Editor “Alipes Nuntius” 3H, 4H; Kaleidoscope Staff; G. P. G. C. 3L, 4H; Junior Red Cross Repre¬ sentative 3L, 4H; Sophomore Basket¬ ball Team 2L, 2H; Secretary Junior Red Cross 3L, 4H. JOSEPHINE AMEEN COMMERCIAL COURSE ‘‘And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew.” Cass Representative 1L; Latin Club ’33-’34; Latin Glee Club; Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society ’33-’34; Tumbling Team ’34; Red Cross Representative ’34; Athletic Association; Trarfic Squad ’36-’37: Typist of “Alipes Nuntius” ’37; Editor-in-Chief of school news; Minstrel ’33-’35-’36-’37: Class Presi¬ dent ’37; Editor-in-Chief “Kaleido-- scope” ’37; Valedictorian of Class ’37. ‘‘Each mind has its own method.” Sidney Lanier Literary Society ’34; Assistant Manager Basketball ’34-’3S; Manager Basketball Team ’36; Athletic Association. THOMAS DANIEL BIRCHETT SCIENTIFIC COURSE “Great in Statue, unlimited in qualities that make a man.” Petersburg High School; Hopewell Football Team ’35; Track Team ’37; Athletic Assistant; Secretary Home Room ’36-’37; Traffic Squad ’37. MYRA BROWNLEY BIRCHETT ACADEMIC COURSE “Quiet, cheerful and of good repute, who could be more.” Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society; Class President 1L, 1H, 2L, 2H, 4H; French Circle; Secretary-Treasurer 3L; Repre¬ sentative 3H; Traffic Squad ’36-’37; Athletic Association; Secretary-Treasurer Library Club ’3 5-’36; President Library Club ’36-’37; Latin Glee Club; Typist on Kaleidoscope Staff; Associate and Club News Editor of school news; Senior Ring Committee; Dedication of Year Book Committee; Treasurer of Senior Class. Kaleidoscope . . .