Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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27 TRiCIA ?N HA$£ON . A cadeniin) • ' - Pat radiat s Sm ineffable per- sonal elWrtTi and sparkles with keen TWigi n a 1 bty ■ Her sheer brilliance of -iiffeH ct is truly outstanding-. Wherever any¬ thing requiring ability and ef¬ ficiency is going qin, Pat is sure to be there. 9 I AM ES GRANDSON HARRISON £ Z Academic Shakespeare predicted Jimmie when he created that wise and mischievous character of Puck. Indelible is our picture of Jim¬ mie with his satchel in one hand and a dozen football hel¬ mets iti the other. We nomi¬ nate this cheerful fellow as the Clown-Prince of H.H.S. VIRGINIA LEE HEABERLIN Commercial Ginny brought us from Penn¬ sylvania a quiet charm and loveliness which made her one of our own overnight. An in¬ dustrious student and a cheer¬ ful companion, Ginny is one of those substantial persons whom everyone likes and admires. THEODORA HIGGINS M Academic In Ted’s veins the wine of life bubbles gaily along as she seeks out her fun and laughter. Ted is a thoroughly sincere person. I FRANCES LE£ HOLSCLAW £ Z Academic Frances is “scholarship” per¬ sonified. Her ever calm and composed manner, her inexor¬ able logic, her warm friendli¬ ness—these distinguish Frances as one of our most substantial seniors. JOHN JAMES HARMATA Scientific As long as we have known him, John has been a quiet, al¬ most shy, diligent little scholar. For logical method and utter efficiency, he is beyond surpass¬ ing. JOHN BENIAMIN HAWKINS Scientific Neat, good-looking Buddy with a lovely voice and a cute smile—a smooth dancer, a good student, and a mighty fine fel¬ low ! or trying the situation, Velma always comes forth with a big smile. In basketball and soft- ball, she was “tops.” CLIFTON ALLEN HOBBS Scientific ‘ With his heap of brawn and laughter, Cliff has made a real name for himself and H.H.S. in football. IRENE CORA HORNER Elective Obliging, friendly Irene is not only a capable drummer and typist, but also a swell per¬ sonality.

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VIOLA FANNIE FORLOINES Elective Very (|uiet, always cheerful, and gentle in her ways, Viola is the very essence of modesty. DELMA GREY GEORGE Elective will long remember as the super!) Josephine afore” and as the out- staiiTMti girl athlete in the C1 asXof ' 42. Versatility matched by forceful personal¬ ity—that’s 1 )elma. WALLACE CHARLES GOLDSMITH Academic Wally is a true and loyal Blue Devil all the way through. What would we have done in tennis and basketball without his faithful service and inter¬ est? He is a hoy with superior mental ability, too. BERNARD STUART GOODMAN i » rj Elective ' k With real friendliness, Stuart has always been so eager to be helpful to others and at the same time satisfy his own ear¬ nest intellectual curiosity. HARRY IOSEPH FRATARCANGELO Elective A bee for activity, always busy at work, Harry’s goal is a job well done. His pet enthusi¬ asm is aviation. VI CoZ SAMUEL WALTER GEORGE Scientific A toast to Pookie—a triple¬ threat, four-letter athlete, a true gentleman, a good sport, and as loyal a friend as you’ll ever find. Here is one genuine¬ ly good fellow. WILLIAM LIN WOOD GODSEY Xtl Scientific If good fellowship is com¬ pared with a living flame, then Billy is ablaze with geniality. He keeps his chums gay with his merry wavs. DELORIS ELFRIEDA GRIMMETT Elective Elfrieda, with her shy smile and modest manner, has proved to he a diligent student and a loyal friend. She’s truly a fine girl.

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t P VEl E E-RANCES r 2 rr ade ' ii figure vgtnimlfig Ap i i tI ' fVn ajdreafn Iworld, Myrtle, Wtift Her constant smile and , jficlniijg hand, is a person of joy and happiness. sE INGE c line h v TrfV ' Alickfe s unfailing depend- ability and loyalty have won her a high place in the hearts of students and teachers alike. Always industriously doing her part, she has been a good team- worker and an excellent leader. B e 11 1 e •f NS$ ct disposition, 5?tu d i o u s n tN u r e, and those charmingf Ty l ‘Li’l Willie” va¬ riety of jokes have made her a companion of the finest sort. She’s a gracious and poised young lad} ed d yr john sol ¥ Academic Athletic, genial Jimmie is really a prince of a fellow. A man of few words, but you may be sure that when he does have something to say, it’s no mere patter, but discourse backed by sound logic and keen powers of observation and comprehen¬ sion. EDWARD HERBERT JONES Scientific Ed is a person of many in¬ terests—scouting, photography, track, and his saxophone being those which made him best known to us. Ed is a good, earnest boy. HAZEL LEE USSJA ' Academic Always cheerfully smiling, clever Hazel goes her way in happy spirits, well liked by all her classmates, and always ea¬ ger to be of assistance. 1DELLJACKSON Elective Industrious, hard-working, reserved Idell is a determined busy-bee. A really plucky girl. AUDREY JOHNSON Academic Modest, quiet, and lovely, Audrey is really a jewel of a person. (Pentecost thinks so too !) LEWIS DOYLE JOHNSON Elective Lewis laid them in the aisles as the ludicrous Admiral in “Pinafore.” Besides being an accomplished musician, he lends his serious thoughts to many a spirited class discussion. A gentleman and a fine student. JOHN IRVIN KEENER Scientific His friendly, impish smile makes it impossible for one to know Johnnie long without laughing and loving life with him. A keener, more whole¬ some chap we’ve never known. And those dimples—no won¬ der he’s always surrounded by gushing feminine admirers ! I