Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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SENIORS JAMES NOAH JONES Elective “Jim mie” James has proved himself an able and worthy athlete excell¬ ing in three sports—football, basketball, and baseball. He has helped much to make these three teams successful. )J MABLE WOODY LEWIS , I y Comm rcikl J K- ‘ ‘Squirt” jMable is (yne person that will Inlever let you down. Always busy and 013 the go, “Squirt” works with the same efficiency, ajyility, aw’d interest in the cjassftjotri as. she does on the basketball court. JOSEPH WILLIAM LIPSCOMB Scientific “Joe” Politeness and integrity are two of his valuable character¬ istics. Serious, eager, and in¬ dustrious, Joe will climb the ladder to success. PATRICIA LEWIS KELLY Elective “Patsy” Patsy has ambition and the ability to get things done. She proved her initiative and inde¬ pendence while being Business Manager. Popular among the students! MARTIN ALVIN LEMON Elective “Martin” Serious and industrious Mar¬ tin worked with interest in his subjects, and contributed fur¬ ther by playing in the school hand. E MALLOR LJ. EJ6ctvt e SusJrCo f H of lifetJShc is pretty citraI attractive, and al¬ ways considerate of others. She possesses a great artistic, hand and originality. HARVEY ERNEST LOWDE Academic “Harvey’ Spontaneous ! Talkative! Har¬ vey is a person who puts his thoughts into action. He ha long Jieen the leader of his class.

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FRED EDGAR HUMMEL Elective “Fred” Always ready with a joke or prank and yet those who know him like him. Fred’s greatest love in life is flying. May he go far in that field. GEORGE THOMAS INGE Scientific “Buddy” Blond and blushing! His ideals and character make George a valuable person to his class. A purposeful per¬ son. RUTH MARIE HUGHES Academic “Marie” Marie is an interesting per¬ son—-her exhilarant enthusiasm is invigorating. She has a keen sense of humor and is an en joyable person and friend to know. JAMES EDGAR Elective “Jimmie” Because of his talen? in Jimmie is always being call upon to make some chrawin for others which he always does graciously. v v V- MELBA GREY JACKSON Elective “Melba” r Such a fistful look in those ey’eS ! Poised, neat, and some¬ what retiring, - t Melba indeed has a pleasing and quiet per- snrmlitv. JANE ANN JOHNSON Elective “Jane” Jane Ann’s personality is just loaded with laughter and witty chatter. A happy, enjoyable, and loyal friend. MARI E THERESA HUSSAR Commercial “Marie” Studious, intelligent, and thoughtful Marie! Willingness to do and initiative are just two of the qualities that have made her an outstanding stu¬ dent. I AMES EVERETT JACKSON, JR. Scientific “James” His kindness and thoughtful consideration of others has gained many a friend for James.

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FRANCES LOUISt McCracken icademi trier Jm; is a stream or happiness. Her good sense of humor, her genuine friendli¬ ness, and her consideration for others make her one swell girl. FLETCHER SNEAD MY C C T CJKEO N • yv Eldftive ) WILLIAM OTTO McDaniel • “Fletcher” V ' W) jCour:equs, casual, and ad- ufired by afl, Fletcher is a well read and qxpressive person. He v ill ?ikvavs look for the hert things ill life. The many tasks that William performs are done in a quiet sort of way. Sincere and loyal, he has filled many offices with a great sense of responhility. GOULD CALVIN McIntyre JAMES GARNEF “Jimmie” “Silence is Golden” seems to he Jimmie’s motto in the class¬ room, but in the halls and out of school we find him a joking and jolly fellow. Gould A fine person, a fine friend ! Straightforward Gould is as nice as they come—the Navy will think so too! ARLINE VIRGINIA MURPHY Commercial Covimercial Arline : Norma has made quite a name for herself by her pro¬ ficiency in sports—especially basketball. A conscientious worker, pret¬ ty Arlitie is just as dependable as she is capable in whatever she undertakes to do. Vi %