Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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f ' 7 •a? 4 - WILLIAM EDWIN DALTON Elective Soft-spoken, well-mannered William has been in his own quiet way a good companion to have along on our journey through the high school years. MARTHA AND DANIEL Commercial V Cute and demure, Martha sparkles with curiosity and in¬ terest in people and things. L WILMA RUTH DANIEL Commercial LTere indeed is the personifi¬ cation of sweetness and charm. What a diligent and cheerful worker is Wilma ! Scientific Wilburn is capable of playing a bang-up game of baseball or being one of the main-stems in a government class discussion —a swell all-round fellow. MELW Zz m $E DOLIN fnt and loyal known in this heaven”! Gene has ■d hersellf Hi us not only pation and lead¬ wide variety of schoi Jhttfvities, but hu ely for justl Wing hef) owiA eet self. us defir acter at 1 V NANNIE WILSON DANIEL Elective Nancy’s cheerfulness and good humor have made her popular in her wide circle of friends. LAS EUW fU) Ik y-tEKL-i- Scientific Q , y oyal Sonny has so oftifj demonstrated the deep-rooted qualities of gentle¬ man and scholar. As our twice- chosen Student Council presi¬ dent, his leadership was out¬ standing. As football player, Kaleidoscope business man¬ ager, toastmaster at our Junior- Senior banquet, as classmate and friend, Sonny has helped uf char- mr CINXlST Stewart has ability to spare. Maybe that’s the reason he can afford to spend so much time as the spark plug in the most engaging sort of bull session— then whip out phenomenal re¬ sults in no time flat when there’s work to be done. ]mu% )has aWJeart of gold. xobusi, 1 : taJjtr tive, friendly “Costello ' If cVr ce f u My injects humor miti? every situation of which ha i,s a part.

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A- HORACE WILSON BOONE Scientific Jolly, fun-loving, carefree Horace—he did his best to make life lively for everyone around him. m matt vncrt nappens, you will always find Ella poised and calm. She’s really a fine edrl. V V fW C9 . V s? -C ' zj j STON HARRISON BURT Scientific His genial personality, keen wit, and enthusiasm are only a few of the traits that win friends fhr Winston ur high school jiroat ' hu d AMLVN CLARK ' cijhtific bejtaid that Ham taWnts beneath a his is m’s gen- atters in- and l Uft inimitable nnajT ' of presspration—we skew, was there ever such an individual before? , v Ar eveflhid lfts taWiits beneath a r busli-l ! Thej breadth Ml his %hou|htff ayidr information is a , V ' ' LCQASE MARGARET JL CRIST O EthSive and AFull of and sparkle, l amori il ihistication, gen- sVerous LuliNis one of our most forceful personalities. m ELEANOR ELIZABETH BOWMAN A cademic Overflowing with mirth and always demonstrating a gen¬ uine love of life, Eleanor can pop up with the most unpre¬ dictable remarks! Her pres¬ ence is always a forceful re¬ minder that it’s good to be alive. WILLIAM PATRICK BURKE • Scientific Billy is the first Blue Devil of ’42 to exchange the Hope- well Gold and Blue for the Navy Blue and Gold. This cheerful fellow with the mis¬ chievous grin no doubt makes a happy figure of a gob. GEORGE CAREY CARTIN Elective Courteous, willing, and able, George’s earnest manner is a quiet but definite asset. W . G ' L 4J • (L-ls JACQUELINE EVE CLARK A cademic Friendly, modest, thoroughly dependable arid efficient, Jackie is a real gem. She is a synonym for uprightness of character. A truly lovely person ! Jljc • z [ILNCAK Cgtj.MlF, Elective Her striking beauty, her graceful and unaffected man¬ ner, her winsome personality, nave more than entitled Jane to :he sobriquet “Miss Hopewell High School for 1942.” She is ruly a full personality.

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VIARY FRANCES DUCK Elective With kindliness and gentle¬ ness, Mary does so many of those little things which most of us leave undone or despise to do. Commercial We shall always remember her as a friendly ray of sun¬ shine—full of smiles and hap¬ piness. ore MARY ELLEN EGGEBRECHT Commercial Not only is Mary thoroughly capable and business-like in her manner, but she always seems so eager to put her ability to use for others. , LI ESAY FENN tycie ' ientific is a whiz on the diamond. His unob- tru Tveness of manner and iendliness of nature have [gained for him the respect of many friends. GZ GEORGE W i l FIELDS ' a ur ap engag¬ ed a dare; for mis- irge has rijfadev him- jp lf vvell-kiifAvrwo all his cla« ibtes—aiuj |)bachers. A i j cz RAYMOND VINCENT DUDLEY Scientific Versatility is the word for Raymond. Effervescent with friendliness, frankness, energy, and good humor, I )udley was an oh, so romantic Ralph Rack- straw in “Pinafore,” and a two hundred pound juggernaut in the football line. Between Blackstone and Hopewell, he really lives a full life. MARIAN LOUISE EAVEY Com mercial Thoughtful and considerate, Marian’s gentle manner has won a warm place in our hearts. If you’re looking for someone to do a job quietly and efficiently, call on Marian. s and ul aid ting her- MARGARET HILL FENNER V T vp ' Scientific : ' . er lilting laughten and love fun have bade Margaret one of the liveliest members of our class. It would be hard to find a finer friend. -2 JAM ' G Z ANDREW WI FOLEY Scientific Amiable Andy—what a peach of a person he is! Dependable, conscientious, and unassuming, Andy is ah arys willing to go out of his way to do his par-, ticular job well.