Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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vi SUSAN JOY MORSE Elective Granby’s loss was a rich gain for Hopewell. Sue is the per¬ fect lady; she seems to breathe refinement and culture. Strong of mind, strong of personality, as sincere a girl as we’ve ever known, Sue has been an inval¬ uable member of the ’42. T 6 ii an imai- ie Classpf RICHARD MARCUS OLIVER Elective One of our busiest and most capable seniors, Dick has tal¬ ents which range from making thrilling touchdowns to presid¬ ing at the Senior Class meet¬ ings. He’s an all-star athlete and an all-star fellow. FRANCES LUANNE PARRISH Elective For frankness and business¬ like efficiency, fun-loving, friendly Luanne is “tops.” Al¬ ways willing to lend a helping hand where it is needed most. c.z m DONALD LESLIE PATTERSON Academic Blond, blushing Donald can he relied upon to supply ample humor in the form of jokes and stories. r ' HELEN BUSYBEE NUCKLES Commercial V hat a Busybee this girl is —so thoughtful and consider¬ ate. Helen buzzes about doing so many of the little kindnesses that most of us so often over¬ look. JOHN OPOCENSIyY a, s i y kJ. ftZk hiF-rs TlmHow without superfluous yerbi.age. -a steady and solid JflTtftTidtraf. DOROTHY IDA PARR Elective A jolly person is Dorothy. BEVERLY LLOYD PARTIN Scientific Little but lively, Beverly puts much of his excess energy to good account through his clari¬ net for the band. w, „ • CHARLES ARTHUR PENTECOST Elective You’ve seen his name before in these pages! “Baby” is real¬ ly a pleasant, sincere fellow with the most contageous sort of smile. A hard worker, too.

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' ir.lA ' ' v WILLIAM FRANCIS McCRAW Scientific t T nforgettable is Billy’s grand combination of good sense and good humor. In a nice sort of way, he reminds us of Huck Finn. (SL BRYANT MAYES MARKS Scientific Droll, congenial Bryant is a happy-go-lucky sort of boy with a number of enthusiasms. TERRY MASON Elective I Jtwendability and cooperation (j arc valuable assets for anyone, and they make Helen invalu¬ able to us. She’s a speed- ®(l)emon in her work ! 1 U jj THOMAS GORDON MAYS A Alii- V V v The glamor Football, baseball, vc “Flash” is such a friendly chap; On the gridiron he’s full of Scrap. Co ' L ' - K . MILDRED LOUIE MM!SE cadcmjA ' » I wined w Mty ive standing ny ner o the ClassKjyT 42. As Teer ka er afjd iaskcrfwjkyplayer doincZJl a lot ol ersonaLkiire 5 wy to H.H.S. JV john McDonald mabon Academic There’s an easy-going noncha¬ lance about Jack which forces us to conclude that his feathers must never get ruffled ! CHARLES TAYLOR MARROW Scientific If perfection is his goal, Taylor has certainly followed the correct road signs so far, these being character, scholar¬ ship, proficiency, and service. Here is one person who is de¬ termined to get the most out of every experience. » • ROBERT EARL MAS§K V has school on tMfrodrtla CHARI ILLS MACK MEASE jjjft Elective L aA-P ' 4 Whefhe fes ' of HtinaLds scopk§ ftnlead- ing his .XJ4ar t ed»” of (Jj r lead ers, CharltsisW born organDi and! getttWcrr-things-doyflD 1 gnt rspc{ft and a capital fel low. SHIRLEY ALICE MOON Commercial Reserved, poised, and lovely, Shirley is a gracious lady and a fine student. (Lane Dudley will supply further endearing details!)

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CSL JEJ.OIS PERRY A endem ic This peppy brunette has a fitting answer for everything and everybody. Her personal qualities are all those of a lady. A v - AMR|D ' FRANK FINER y r • . Scientific J To us Frank typifies all the ' 0 finest qualities which we asso¬ ciate ninth the “Spirit of H.H. S”-r tind with the American character. Quiet and courteous, friendly and big-hearted, ear¬ nest, diligent, and faithful— Frank rates in our esteem as lie did in his classes . . . A-l. ROTHY VIOLA POWELL Elective t is a girl with a vivacious personality and spontaneous friendliness. An excellent danc¬ er, a spirited cheer leader, Dot is one of those thoroughly nice persons whom everyone enjoys knowingVc CD V v t r ERNEST FA FEY 0 0 c ■ ,-r n Scientific A Energetic and hustling, Rack ; W Rafey is a good business man S ' V and an excellent athletic man- 0 V ager. Permanent address : “The Club.” ♦ RUTH ELSIE REESE Elective Elsie’s full flow of sweet hap¬ piness sheds a joyful light over all her associates. The Adonis of the Class of ’42, Frank is as capable, as like¬ able, as handsome a man as we’d care to know. A top- notch athlete and a big-hearted guy, “there are no flies on Frank.” EMILY MAE PISKLA Commercial Friendly, generous, and al¬ ways well poised, Emily is our idea of the perfect secretary. A fine combination is intel¬ lect and beauty, and such we find in vivacious, athletic, well- poised Hart—one of the fav¬ orite sweethearts of the senior class. An accomplished pianist, an outstanding student, Hart’s fine contributions to our school life have been myriad. SAMUEL OTHA RASH Scientific Handsome and erect, jovial and friendly, Otha is popular enough among the fellows, but when it comes to the girls— what a man ! C.Z CORDELIA ROBBINS A cadcmic An all-round athlete, a dis¬ tinguished student, Cordelia combines intellectual power with personal force. For solid¬ ness of character and firmness in logical conviction? Cordelia is beyond all s rpa iing. V