Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

I { SENIORS RUTH ALDERSON (Mrs. Rayburn E. Arnold) 1705 City Point Road, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Deceased Children: 5 (3 boys - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 9 (4 boys - 5 girls) Great Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) Will be unable to attend. HELEN BAILEY (Mrs. Louis G. Good) 3632 Pelham Lane, Charlotte, North Carolina 28211 No response. BENNY BANNERMAN 4201 Eggleston Court, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455 Wife: Kitty (Also see Kitty Garrett) No response. OTIS BERRY 3303 Clay Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired in 1979 frcm Fort Lee Wife: Gladys Occupation: Secretary at Fort Lee Children: 4 (3 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) ANN BRADSHAW (Mrs. L. Murl Brogdon) P. 0. Box 641, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired Husband: Murl Occupation: Retired WILLIAM BURNETT 7515 Boriss Drive, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37416 Occupation: Instrument Engineer, Tennessee Valley Authority Wife: Frances Occupation: Nurse Children: 4 (1 boy - 3 girls) Grandchildren: 3 (3 boys) ELINOR SUE BURNEY 2200 Lee Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend. ABNER BUTTERWORTH 1923 Fort Rice Street, Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Occupation: Retail Furniture Wife: Audrey Occupation: Homemaker Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) ■ , . HAROLD BULLY BUTTERWORTH 305 Sherwood Drive, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retail Furniture Wife: Rosemary Occupation: Homemaker - Former teacher in Hopewell Schools Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER CHARLES CARELOCK 1156 Northampton Road, Petersburg, Virginia 23805 No response. MARION CARTER (Mrs. Lores) 715 Flamovine Lane, Vero Beach, Florida 32963 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Occupation: Retired - Practice of Medicine Children: 5 Grandchildren: 9 Will be unable to attend. GRACE CIBULA Rt. 1, Box 399, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. HELEN CIBULA Rt. 1, Box 399, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response JOHN LUKE COLLINS 324 Clifton Road, Rocky Mount, North Carolina 27801 Occupation: President, Jobber John ' s Parts Bam Wife: Katherine Occupation: Administrator, Rocky Mount Schools Children: 1 (1 boy) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) Will be unable to attend. JUNE COLLINS (Mrs. Bolling Stoney Partin) 207 Fairview Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Nurse, Allied Chemical Husband: Stoney (Also see Bolling S. Partin) Occupation: Business - Partin Oil Company Children: 3 (3 boys) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER EUGENE CRAVEN 605 N. 6th Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response, ROY CUDDIHY 3810 Spring Road, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. JAMES DAVIS 9525 Blind Pass Road, Apartment 707, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida 33706 No response. BETTY ELDER (Mrs. Richard Stolz) C 0 Mrs. J. N. Elder, 506 Cedar Lane, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Richard Occupation: Retired Foreign Service Officer Children: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) _ MAY be able to attend. MARGARET ELLIS (Mrs. Margaret Ellis McLeod) 409 Prince George Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Secretary Children: 1 (1 boy) SUE ERP Unable to locate. v CLARIS FIKE DECEASED EDSEL FIKE 100 North Place, Newark, Delaware 19711 No response. MARION FLESHOOD (Mrs. Marion F. LaCour) r.F.D. 1 - Box 667, Patterson, New York 12563 No response. SUE FOLEY (Mrs. Frank H. Hancock) 2122 Freeman Road, Jonesboro, Georgia 30236 Occupation: Hcmemaker Husband: Frank (Also see Frank Hancock) Occupation: Retired Eastern Airlines Captain Children: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 10 (7 boys - 3 girls) DALE FORBES (Mrs. Ed Joynt) 9536 Capeview Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia 23503 No response. TOMMY FORD 618 Woodland Road, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. VIRGINIA DIDDY FORD (Mrs. Allen W. Flannagan) 611 Appomattox Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Allen Occupation: Banker, United Virginia Bank Children: 4 (2 boys - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER KITTY GARRETT (Mrs. Benny L. Bannerman) 4201 Eggleston Court, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455 Husband: Benny (Also see Benny L. Bannerman) No response. ALBERT GEORGE 2502 Dolin Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired Civil Service Presently Business Manager Gould Funeral Home Wife: Azielee Occupation: Homemaker Children: 1 (1 girl) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER - TREASURER GEORGE S. GINGER 700 Worsham Road, Richmond, Virginia 23235 Occupation: Supervisor, Allied Chemical Wife: Mary Jo Occupation: Nurse Children: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) BETTY GODSEY (Mrs. Rudolph S. Wells) 3303 Vinton Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend. ■ HARVEY GRAMMER 501 N. 8th Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend. ELSIE GRAY (Mrs. John E. Bailey, Sr.) Apt. 511, 4105 Old Iron Court, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. TONY GRIFFO 1505 Lynchburg Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Millwright MILDRED GWALTNEY (Mrs. Garland E. Eavey) 14300 State Avenue, Chester, Virginia 23831 No response. Unable to locate Sb •v� - V FRANK H. HANCOCK 2122 Freeman Road, Jonesboro, Georgia 30236 Occupation: Retired Eastern Airlines Captain Wife: Sue (Also see Sue Foley) Occupation: Homemaker Children: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 10 (7 boys - 3 girls) ADELE HARRIS (Mrs. Charles N. Phelps) 601 Park Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. ELLEN HARRISON (Mrs. Carlton Holland) 2605 Suffolk Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Sales Clerk - Sears, Roebuck and Co. Husband: Carlton (Also see Carlton Holland) Occupation: Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER JO HARRISON (Mrs. Thomas R. Blount) 2120 Dolin Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Kindergarten Teacher Husband: Tcm Occupation: Traffic Supervisor, Hercules Mayor, City of Hopewell Children: 3 (3, boys) FRANCES HASTY (Mrs. Henry Brigstock) 341 North Boulevard, Petersburg, Virginia 23805 Occupation: Library Assistant, Richard Bland College Husband: Henry Occupation: Insurance, Equitable Life Assurance Society Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 4 (4 girls) TONY HIGGINS HARRY HNARAKIS 1700 Jarvis Avenue, Oxon Hill, Maryland 20745 Occupation: Aerospace Engineer Wife: Deceased - Guest: Paula Stephanie Children: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) H. BASIL HOGUE, JR. 1005 West Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23220 Occupation: Vice President, Concrete Pipe and Products Co. Wife: Marilyn Occupation: Hcmanaker Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) ARTHUR HOLLAND DECEASED CARLTON HOLLAND 2605 Suffolk Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Wife: Ellen (Also see Ellen Harrison) Occupation: Sales Clerk — Sears, Roebuck and Company Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER MYRTIS HOOD (Mrs. R. Melvin Rhodes) 1748 Pender Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Me Ivin Occupation: Retired Children: 4 (3 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 6 (3 boys - 3 girls) (1 boy and 1 girl are twin DOROTHY HOTCHKISS (Mrs. Lewis C. Bailey) 3008 Day Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend. ROY HUNTER 513 Central Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Hunter Agency, Inc. - Real Estate Wife: Kathryn Occupation: Homemaker Children: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 1 (1 girl) Will be unable to attend. ADDIE JACKSON (Mrs. Eugene Haynes) 3519 Jackson Farm Road, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. ALICE JACKSON (Mrs. Andrew Kovschak) 230 North Church Avenue, Fort Meade, Florida 33841 Occupation: Secretary, Fort Meade High School Husband: Andrew Occupation: Chief of Police Children: 3 (3 boys) Grandchildren: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) IDELL JACKSON Unable to locate. AGNES JANDL (Mrs. Agnes J. Lowry) 2236 Kingsbrook Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23233 Occupation: Retired Husband: Deceased Children: 7 (2 boys - 5 girls) Grandchildren: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) JOAN JEFFERSON (Mrs. George A. Richardson) 60 Hollywood Court, Rockville Centre, New York Occupation: Homemaker Husband: George Occupation: President, Richardson Yam Co., Inc. Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) Will be unable to attend. HUGH JOHNSON 1304 Holly Street, Chesapeake, Virginia 23324 Occupation: Ccmrionwealth of Virginia CAMILLE JOHNSTON (Mrs. Arnold Franseen) 2736 Chain Bridge Road, Vienna, Virginia 22180 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Arnold Occupation: Retired Children: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 3 (2 boys - 1 girl) Will be unable to attend. HILDA LOVEY JOLLY (Mrs. Patrick McDonough) 2207 Jackson Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Patrick Occupation: Retired Children: 2 (2 boys) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) Will be unable to attend. MARVIN PETE KANAK P. 0. Box 69, Henrico, North Carolina 27842 Occupation: Retired Wife: Elsie Occupation: Homemaker Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) HELEN KARNES (Mrs. Andrew W. Foley) 103 Deerfield Boulevard, Hampton, Virginia 23669 Occupation: Secretary, City of Hampton Husband: Andrew Occupation: Retired - Director of Adult Education Hampton City Schools Children: 1 (1 boy) Grandchildren: 3 (3 boys) WALLACE KEENER 3102 Portsmouth Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired Wife: Jewel Occupation: Dental Assistant Children: _4 (2 boys - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 2 Will be unable to attend. DECEASED FLORA LITTLE (Mrs. Lewis F. Smith) 3406 Vinton Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Lewis Occupation: Retired Children: 4 (1 stepson - 1 stepdaughter - 2 daughters) Grandchildren: 7 (2 stepgrandsons - 3 grandsons, 2 are twins 1 stepgranddaughter - 1 granddaughter) Will be unable to attend. CARMEN LOW (Mrs. William Glover) 3330 Val Dor Place, Pensacola, Florida 32503 MARGARET MARDIGIAN (Mrs. Harvey L. Butler) 3201 W. Broadway, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired, Civil Service Husband: Harvey Occupation: Retired, Civil Service REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER MARY ALICE MARKHAM (Mrs. Raymond A. Cook) 1770 TWo Notch Road, S.E., Aiken, South Carolina 29801 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Raymond Occupation: Process Engineer, DuPont Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl - twins) Grandchildren: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) ALLEN ROSS MARKS 4609 Shull Road, Gahanna, Ohio 43250 No Response. ROBERT MAYS 4 Charleston Square, Greensboro, North Carolina 27408 Occupation: Owner - Mays Insurance Agency, Inc. Wife: Lina Occupation: Homemaker Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 girl) AUSTEN MICKEY MICKLEM 12324 Windsor Road, Chester, Virginia 23831 No response. ALICE MILTON 8211 St. Charles Road, Richmond, Virginia 23227 Occupation: Senior School Social Worker Richmond Public Schools Will be unable to attend. JIMMY MITCHELL 9015 Billingsgate Place, Louisville, Ken tucky 40222 Occupation: Retired - Presently Part-time Real Estate Sales Wife: Betty Jean Occupation: Bookkeeper Children: 2 (2 boys) Will be unable to attend. JACK MORRIS 3235 Chalmers Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403 Occupation: Executive Director YMCA Wife: Mary Occupation: Homemaker Children: 1 (1 boy) . MARGUERITE MORRIS (Mrs. James L. Slagle) 403 Miles Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Real Estate Appraiser Assessor Husband: Skeets (Also see James L. Slagle) Occupation: Industrial Safety Children: 2 (2 boys) ARLINE MURPHY (Mrs. Robert Saunders) 115 S. Radford Drive, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. KATHLEEN MURPHY (Mrs. Norman Davis) 414 East Cawson Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Retired Husband: Norman Occupation: Retired Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) EMMA JANE NEWMAN (Mrs. Erma N. Hansen) 2002 Seidenberg Avenue, Key West, Florida 33040 Will be unable to attend. AGEES OLTVERIUS Unable to locate. FRANCES PARKER (Mrs Robert R. Emory) 518 Central Terrace, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Secretary Husband: Bob Occupation: Chemist Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 2 (2 girls) BOLLING STONEY PARTIN 207 Fairview Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Business - Partin Oil Company Wife: June (Also see June Collins) Occupation: Nurse, Allied Chemical Children: 3 (3 boys) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER - CHAIRMAN PAUL PEDERSEN 12517 Brook Lane, Chester, Virginia 23831 Occupation: Owner and Operator Harbor East Village Wife: Alicia Occupation: Homemaker Children: 4 (2 boys - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) DOROTHY RADER (Mrs. Dorothy R. Kell) 100 Kippax Street, Apartment 10, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend ELIZABETH RADER (Mrs. Elizabeth R. Coady) P. 0. Box 18331, Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268 Occupation: Retired, Civil Service Husband: Deceased Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) RAY REID 3002 Granby Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Allied Corporation Wife: Josephine Occupation: Administrative Secretary, United Virginia Bank Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 boy) Will be unable to attend. GENEVIEVE RENN DID NOT GRADUATE IN THE CLASS OF 1943. CLAYTON RHODES 156 Chesterfield Avenue, Colonial Heights, Virginia 23834 Occupation: Retired Wife: Elnily Occupation: Music Instructor Will be unable to attend GUS ROBBINS 207 Midhurst Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21212 Occupation: Civil Engineer - Construction Wife: Jane (Dee Gee) Occupation: Homemaker Children: 4 (2 boys - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 2 (2 girls) HAROLD ROWLAND 3310 Clay Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Will be unable to attend. PEGGY RUSMISELL DECEASED MARGARET RUXTON (Mrs. W. M. Lipscomb) 3120 Mountclair Road, Chester, Virginia 23831 Occupation: Accountant Husband: Bill Occupation: Retired Children: 1 (1 boy) WILLARD SACRA 9417 Lester Lane, Richmond, Virginia 23229 No response. ROBERT LEE SHAW 409 Jefferson Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Machinist Wife: Iva Occupation: Homemaker Will be unable to attend ELWOOD SHAW 111 Sherwood Drive, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 (P.O. Box 656) Occupation: Environmental Foreman, Hercules, Inc. Wife: Dorothy Occupation: Accounting Department, Allied Corp. Children: 1 (1 boy) RAYMOND SHORNAK 3206 Freeman Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No Response. JAMES SHEETS SLAGLE 403 Miles Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Industrial Safety Wife: Marguerite (Also see Marguerite Morris) Occupation: Real Estate Appraiser Assessor Children: 2 (2 boys) JAMES SLOVIC 3406 Augusta Road, Aiken, South Carolina 29801 Occupation: Engineer, DuPont Wife: Dee Occupation: Homemaker Will be unable to attend DOROTHY SMITH DECEASED LOUISE SORDELETT (Mrs. George E. Spatig, Jr.) 3206 Randall Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Secretary, Hopewell City School Board Husband: George Occupation: Engineer, Continental Forest Industries Children: 2 (2 girls) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER PAUL SPIVEY 305 Williamsburg Drive, Clarendon, Anderson, South Carolina 29621 Occupation: General Manager, K-Mart Wife: Marjorie Occupation: Homemaker Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) Grandchildren: 1 (1 girl) Will be unable to attend. MARY SUE STALLINGS (Mrs. William B. Ruis, Sr. P. 0. Box 300, Plant City, Florida 33566 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: William Occupation: Retired, Civil Service Children: 1 (1 boy) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) Will be unable to attend. i GUY SWINDELL 311 Woodbine Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. RUSSELL TATUM 3012 Grace Street, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Production Planning, Continental Forest Industri Wife: Florence Occupation: Teacher, Hopewell City Schools Children: 2 (2 boys) Grandchildren: 2 (2 boys) REUNION COMMITTEE MEMBER WALTER TITTERINGTON 104 Sherwood Drive, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Supervisor General Services and Stores Continental Forest Industries Wife: Ruth Occupation: Teacher Aide, Hopewell City Schools Children: 3 (3 girls) Grandchildren: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) MARY KATHERINE TOTH Unable to locate. JAMES VEGARA Summit Court, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 No response. JERLINE WESTON (Mrs. Herman E. Collier, Jr.) 79 West Church Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018 Occupation: Homemaker Husband: Herman Occupation: President, Moravian College Children: 3 (3 boys) MARY WISEMAN (Mrs. Clarence Bailey) 412 Prince George Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Occupation: Public Health Nurse (Part Time) Husband: Clay Occupation: Retired Army Officer Children: 3 (1 boy - 2 girls) Grandchildren: 2 (2 girls) HAROLD WOOLRIDGE DECEASED JOHN ZEH 4100 Yadkin Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina 27609 Occupation: Manufacturer ' s Representative Wife: Joyce Occupation: Supervisor, Wake County Schools, Raleigh, Children: 2 (1 boy - 1 girl) N. C. O’ — • 7 —i- - w bcw xlfSu MfcAs p? ■ ( Z - ) — £ 5? tisXu + -z.vJ $4fkM 4i . . -.JL- _f vr cuxx z;. . . v_f o rV l y ■ j X A9 ..,,_= yff-z cyi- .? -. ' ' Y. cX ' zy v TXo l. 7v-•_ (f- j.i — C ,- ' ?| J V ' X. • T hiJ f? V - K S H ni Y ' W 3r.lLc4 s ; r. Yci-Uj f uJ J w :ua ' V.-H rO CfhstUj £ ■58 ; ytv ; v . 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Mallonee said today in announc¬ ing the list of ten honor graduates who made an average of 90 or better. 4 V -y - ,rMr. Marks, with an average of 96.44 for his four-years in high school, was first. Miss Ruth Law¬ rence was-second, with 95.36. but because she had .not attended the local high school all four years, she was ineligible fo be Salutato- rian. Miss Rusmisellwas third with a percentage 7 f 94.73 for her four years in Hopewell High. :■ • Seven Others ' y v Seven Others, . A .. Seven ether students made rec¬ ords of SI or more. Their name? and percentages follow: ' ’ Mies Helen Lastovica, 92.79; . Miss Frances Parker, 91.89; Miss Agnes Jandl, 91.27; - ' Miss Betty Jar.e El- der, 9094. Miss Louise Scrdelette, 9C.65; Miss Sue Erp, 90.60, and Ar thur Holland, .90. e . The high school faculty and students are busy preparing a program fo?blhe graduation exer¬ cises on ' June 8. There are 116 candidates this year, 62 girls and 56 boi ’ s - Mku:-. • ’ Juniors Entertain .... ’ .. -•‘Asia- • The Juniors entertained the graduating Seniors in , style iast Friday evening. The ( occasion was the annual banquet 1 served ia the school cafeteria ;at 7:30 o ' clock, with Robert Lee i s toastmaster. A spring theme was qarrkd out | Bowls of pink snapdragons, ve-Uow j and lavender iris and fern deco¬ rated Cbe banquet -tables. Most attractive programs in the shapr of tulips were found at each of the 240 peaces. ' The program opened with the in-vokation t J th-.iitrv_ YYiLp-—“““ Taylor, pastor of x rc -iChris¬ tian Church, and ‘a welcome- by Toastmaster Lee. ' The remainder Song, “Will You Remember?” by Miss Shirley Pond; toast to ' H. H. S, Gus Robbins, ' president of the , Student Council; bailee | dance. Miss Margaret ; Falls and l Miss Elizabeth Crichton; ' toast to Seniors and Juniors, Harvey Lew¬ der, president of the Junior Class; response, Harold Butterworth, president of Senior Class; selec¬ tion by a quartet, composed of Francis Glover, Jimmie Ui ck kun , Mickey Micklem and Gould Me-- Intyre; toast to the faculty. Miss Agnes Jandl; response. P. I. Lead-, better; trumpet solo, Walter Wells, with ' Jean ' Hazelgrove ‘on the drums. ' and group singing Of the Alma • ' ? • ' 4 ST; M’The banquet menu ' consisted of fruit juice cocktail, ham, parley, i— a _ ... _- _ i A dance in the auditorium con¬ cluded the evening ' s entertain¬ ment. Music was furnished from 9 to 12 by a well-known Camp Lee orchestra. Spring colors weie used for .the screamers arrd balloons wliich decorated ' the stage. . 1 :4 is ;i: Here and There - 1 13 RE A T DELICACY- The annual Junior- Senior ban- nuet at the High S-. ' hcoi last Friday right was a suoer-cuper affair. They served new pota- toes. With potatoes practically non-existant ’ ately in this section this was sen lethinc oi a sensa- Dor. Principal Jim Mallonee skated that he did not know just where Miss Virginia Gilliam, head of the Home Eo Department, dug up” the potatoes. Friday, May 7, 7:30 P. M. Annual Junior-Senior Banquet High School Cafeteria — — FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1943 THE HOPEWELL NEWS, HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Class Day Was Held Tuesday At High School Tuesday, June 1 , 2:25 P. M. The 1943 graduating class held their “Class Day” in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday afternoon, June 1. A larger num¬ ber of parents attended than in recent years. The program was in the x form at a radio broadcast, with Harold Butterworth, President of the senior class, acting as announcer and master of ceremonies. . The Class Poem was read by Marion Carter. The Class History was given by Virginia Diddy” Ford. The Class Prophecy was presented by Arthur Holland, and the Last Will and Testament was given by Carmen Low. Robert Mays rendered a solo in his usual pleasing fanner. All during the program, President Butterworth would interrupt the broadcast to ring in something from the sponsors, presented by Skeets Slagle, Bob Halverstadt and Benny Bannerrnan. The annual science award went Cla3s Day Exercises to a girl this year for the first time. It was won by Helen May Lastovica. The award was pre¬ sented by James Sutherland, science teacher. The Girls’ Monogrum Club bracelet, given each year to an outstanding senior girl, was awarded to Agnes Jandl. This was presented by Dorothy Smith, pres¬ ident of the club. The program ended by the class singing their class song. j FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1943 High School Announces Programs For Sunday And Commencement OnTuesday Rev. Harris To Deliver Sermon To Graduates The programs for the Annual Sermon to the Graduating Class, which will be given Sunday night in the H.gh School Auditorium, and for the annual Commence- 1 ment Exercises, which will be held next Tuesday night June 8, in the same place, were an¬ nounced today by James E. Mai- lonee, principal. Tiie Rev. G. Bartow Harris, pastor of the First Baptist Church, wlil preach the annual sermon Sunday night. His sub¬ ject will be, “In Pursuit of Your¬ self.” The Rev. A. R. Mays nan- tor of the First Methodist Church, will preside at the service. The program follows: . Sunday Program Processional, by Graduating Class; Prayer, the Rev. William P. Taylor, pastor of the First Christian Church; Choir response; Hymn, “O Master ■ Let Me WaBe With Thee,” by the, congregations Scripture Reading, by ' $fie Rev. S. L. Belk, pastor, of the’First Pre byterian Church. Anthem, “O Jdjjorn of Beauty J by the A Capella Choir of Hope- well High School; Sermon by Rev. Harris; Hymn, “Now the : Day ' is Over,” by congregation; ; Recessional, by Graduating Class; Benediction; Choir Response. ; The theme’ for the Comtnence- : ment exercises Tuesday night is. i ‘ The Roll of a High School in ! World at War,” Mr. Mallow I said. The program is as follow- Special Sixteen Page Tab¬ loid Section With This- Is¬ sue, Honoring C 1 a ss Of 1943 At Hopewell High School. Read It Carefully. Sunday, June 6, 8:00 P. M. Annual Sermon to the Graduating Class The Rev. G. Bartow Harris, Pastor First Baptist Church | Commencement Program Processional, by Graduating: CJ.ss; Invocation: Salutatory, Miss Peggy Rusmisell; Solo, “II iBaecio,” Miss Alice Jackson; j “Courses Needed for Pre-Induc- | tion Training,” Gus Robbins 1XT; | Quartet, ‘ Bells of St. Mary ' s,” ij Benny Bannerman, Eugene Cra- jj ven, Robert Mays and Allen j; Marks; “Preparation for Civilian J Life,” Miss Agno- JanJl; T : ;va- £ rktiou for Skilled War ••Vysi?, I Robert Haiverstadt. 5 Sextet, “To a Wild i Misses Edith Dotson, Betty Sli- 1 der, Vlrgiina Fo: d, Dorothy i Hotchkiss, Carmen Low and ■ Marguerite Morris; “‘Preparation for a Post-War World.” .Miss Ruth Lawrence;- Valadietory, AJ- Idn Marks; Solo, “Without a Song,” Robert Mays; Remarks on behalf of the School Board, Acting Superintendent of Schools Charles W. Smith; Awarding of Diplomas, Mr. Mallonee. Examinations are now being held at the High School. They will wind up Monday. On Wednesday morning, June 9, the final as¬ sembly will be held, at which time the students will receive their report cards and be released i for the summer. MB IMtMlHWMlMl Page of The Hopewell News FEIDAY, JUNE 4, .1943 We Congratulate Class Of 1943 At High School Tuesday night the ' 1943 grad- uating class of Hopewell. High School will receive their diplomas. We wish each and every one of them the best luck in the world. We hope that in ■spite of the present war conditions that manyof them will go on to college to further prepare themselves to take their places as citizens. Graduation from high school is a great event. It marks a change in the lives of most of the students. Whether they go on to college, go to work or enter the- armed forces. ,it means something of a break with the life they have known previously and the entering of wider fields. We hope that each and every one of this graduating - class will succeed. In a few years the boys and girls who- are now graduating from Hopewell High School and the thousands of other high school throughout these United States, will take their place as the lead¬ ers of our communities, states and na¬ tion. Upon them rests a responsibility to so train and conduct themselves that they will be worthy of this. When this war ' is over and we enter upon the task of reconstruction and of shaping a lasting peace, we will need citizenship as well as leadership of the highest type. As we look upon these young- people, who have been so resolute¬ ly preparing themselves in high school, we believe both the nation and’the world will be in capable hands. The all important matter of the mo¬ ment is, of course, the winning of the war. Those young men who are eighteen or over will soon be in the armed forces of their country, rendering the greatest service a citizen can give. Others will find places on the Home Front, where they will also render an important con¬ tribution to the war effort. ' But we really believe that it is just as important for as many of the class as I possible to go on to college. We must j keep up our standards of higher educa¬ tion as far as possible, and we must ! have trained and educated leaders in I the future. So we think those who do gb on to college will be rendering just as great a service to the country as those who actually go into the armed service, or who takes jobs on the home front. i So we hope that every boy who is not called to service and every girl who can see her way to do so, will make every effort to go on to college. It will not be easy in this war tom world. But it is important. And it is patriotic. ‘ These few days at the end of the school year belong to the graduates. To them belongs the honor and acclaim of our co m mun i ty. We know we bespeak the sentiments ' of the community in honor¬ ing them upon their successful comple¬ tion of their high school course, -which Will be solemnized next Tuesday night when they get their diplomas. ;■ In this connection The News is pleased to present with this issue a sixteen page tabloid supplement, devoted entirely to the Class of 1943 of Hopewell High School. We wish to thank the school and the staff of the Kalidiascope for the use of the senior pictures and for other as¬ sistance. We hope you will read it care¬ fully and that you will like it. Again we say to the graduating seniors, Congratu¬ lations and Best Wishes! By Gus Robbins ■ Hopewell High School Graduating Class, 1943 Ruth Marie Alderson Helen Mae Bailey- Benny Levi Bannerman Otis Nathaniel Berry Ann Elizabeth Bradshaw Elinor Sue Burney Abner Winn Butterworth Harold Alvin Butterworth William Frank Butterworth Charles Vivian Carelock Marion Kelso Carter Grace Pauline Cibula Helen Christine Cibula Elsie June Collins Eugene Victor Craven Roy Lane Cuddihy James George Davis Edith Marie Dotson Betty Jane Elder Margaret Ann Ellis Sue Merle Erp Claris Louise Fike Edsel Claton Fike Marion Elaine Fleshood Emma Louise Foley Thomas West Ford Virginia Oliver Ford Albert George George Sidney Ginger Betty Louise Godsey Harvey Lee Grammer Elsie Elizabeth Gray Tony Dominic Griffo Mildred Cleo Gwaltney Robert Keith Halverstadt Frank Houston Hancock Martha Adell Harris Josephine Bailey Harrison Laura Ellen Harrison Frances Faye Hasty Anthony Boone Higgins Harry Emmanuel Hnarakis Harold Basil Hogue Arthur Sebrial Holland William Carlton Holland Catherine Myrtis Hood Dorothy Mae Hotchkiss Roy Mason Hunter Addie Elizabeth Jackson Alice Bertha Jackson Idell Jackson Agnes Mary Jandl Joan Lorraine Jefferson William Hugh Johnson Camilla Budd Johnston Hilda Elizabeth Jolley Marvin Cox Kanak Helen Bryan Karnes Wallace Savala Keener Earl Oliver Kennedy Laura Jean Klootwyk Richard Roy Krumel Dora Elizabeth LaBonte Helen Mae Lastovica Ruth Eleanor Lawrence Gordon Denson Lee Flora Elizabeth Little Carmen Maxey Low Pearl Margaret Mardigian Mary Alice Markham Allen Ross Marks Robert Arthur Mays Alice Ward Milton James William Mitchell John William Morris Marguerite Anne Morris Marjorie Annette Mundy Arline Virginia Murphy Kathleen Zella Murphy Emma Jane Newmon Agnes Oliverius John Paul Opocenskv Frances Revelle Parker Bolling Staunton Partin Paul Andrew Pedersen Dorothy Eileen Rader Elizabeth Margaret Rader Richard Ray Reid Augustus Robbins, III Harold Eugene Rowland Peggy Jane Rusmisell Margaret Wells Ruxton Willard James Sacra Robert Lee Shaw Walter Elwood Shaw James Lester Slagle James Julius Slovic Dorothy Louise Smith Annie Louise Sordelett Paul Benjamin Spivey, Jr. Mary Sue Stallings Guy Clement Swindell Walter Titterington Mary Katherine Toth James Joseph Vergara Gordon Earl Watkins Jerline Lucille Weston Mary Virginia Wiseman Harold Holmes Woolridge John Douglas Zeh HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 196 Reunion Being Planned For HHS Class Of 1943 Members of the Graduating Class of 1943, Hopewell High School, will hold a twenty-year class reunion on Saturday, June j29, at 6:00 p. m. at the Jordan Point Country Club. The Reunion Committee, com¬ posed of Harold Butterworth, Al¬ bert George, Carlton Holland, Russell Tatum, June Partin, .and ■Louise Spatig, has been hard at I work for some weeks. The Jordan Point Country Club has been re¬ served for the social hour, din¬ ner, and dance. An orchestra for the evening is now being engaged. Invitations to special guests have been mailed, and other prelimin¬ ary plans have been discussed and decided upon. All class mem- jbers have been located and con- j tacted except four. It would be ' appreciated if anyone knowing the whereabouts of Sue Merie Erp, Ruth Eleanor Lawrence, Majorie Annette Mundy, or Mary Katherine Toth, would please call Russell Tatum at GL 8-5846. lives in California and another reservation from Rhode Island. Also, we have reservations from North Carolina, South Carolina, and Delaware. One member, now living in Ger¬ many where her husband is sta¬ tioned, has replied sending her regrets and best wishes to all class member on this occasion. Reservations from members liv¬ ing in Hopewell and surrounding areas — Richmond, Chesterfield County, Petersburg, and Prince George County - are lagging.. Many have expressed their inter-; ests in attending the reunion but, ' have failed to send in their res¬ ervations. The Reunion Committee is hop¬ ing that this will be a gala event, as twenty years ago our Coun¬ try was in the midst of World War II and so many of our grad¬ uation ceremonies were affected by the war; Many of our mem¬ bers were in the Armed Services and unable to attend any of the I exercises; and even our Kaleido-] scope was a War Edition. 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