Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Seniors

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THE KALEIDOSCOPE 1944 1 ) ' i A ANGELINE HOWELE FLORENCE A.B. Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama Mathematics Madison College Mary Washington Science and Chemistry MARY JANE SIMS B.S. University of Missouri Home Economics J , h u MICHELE ACH 1 4 ri A. 1 y c V 1 0 B.S. 0 j i ; 7 Note: —These teachers succeeded during the last semester three other teachers who resigned from this faculty.

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SENIORS NANCYEBARKSDALE ALDRIDGE Elective “Nancye” Vivacious Nancye possesses more vim, vigor, and vitality than most of us. She is always busy and in the “thick of things.” A good student, ath¬ lete, and cheerleader, too. MAR l PN’ DALE ATWATER vP v . „ Elective f V ' ' ... “Marion” Gracious, poised, and delight¬ ful, Marian is full of “fun and frolic.” Her zealous enthusi¬ asm for life is an inspiration to everyone. CORA ALI ENE B RCO Elective “AlLne” Quiet and easy-going, but ready to do her part at all times, Allene is always “spic and span.” BARBARA ANN BUREN Elective “Barbara” Individuality, practical good sense, and rather serious at times, Barbara has a strong personality and is always in the height of fashion. f Y A c ail e Gcne” and t fesep red. Mary ..i Siruleal student. A ■ . ep5 ' expressive person and a clear thinker. V I iLARA BEI .E BAILEY y Electivf ' • ' ■ ‘CL ira y jovial, tranky md co¬ operative person, Clara is a good student and friend. Whenever she is called upon to help she does her best. HAL WYCHEBURNEY Scientific “Hal” Quietly and calmly Hal went about his work with the pur¬ pose of accomplishing and he proved himself capable. His interests leaned toward the sciences and mathematics. iMZfCES GEICEfvUDE . - 1 EARNETT ' , . Elective “Frances” ? ' JJj] i Sincere, qiuet, but pAfee ' femg a ke i nqrs v «ff ty ifrldar ftn jzalwf sfirr ' ace. te ' ran- cesXs rSwell, person. C ‘ X E •, . j. V; ' j J r jO