Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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THE KALEIDOSCOPE 1944 i 1 LA ROCHELLE AMMONS Elective Ila possesses a friendly and good-natured disposition. A fine person and a loyal friend. Elective J ' ad • Myrtle louise BALDWIN Elective “Myrtle” With such a winning per¬ sonality Myrtle will never he at a loss for friends (especially masculine). Attractive and neat—a good dancer, too ! AUSTIN CLIFTON MICKLEM, JR. Scientific “Ruth” Quiet, pleasant, and efficient, Ruth’s winning charm makes her a pleasant companion. “Mickey” Still the naturalist who is in¬ terested in all kinds of birds, insects, and beasts, Mickey hopes to continue his studies in the scientific world. JAMES JULIUS SLOVIC Scientific “Jim” James never appears to have a care or burden. Mathematics and science were his best liked subjects, and airplanes his hobby.

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NORMAN EDWARD WICKER Elective “Norman” As an endman, trumpet play¬ er, or a student in the class¬ room, Norman always gives out with his best. Here’s to our future Harry James! MARGARET SUE WHTSON J W j AttvfLy 6 •d ue” H appy-gOpUtCky Sue never has a care in the world. She always does what has to he done, though. Quite an enter¬ taining person to know. ZONA GALE ZEH Elective “Zona” There’s never a dull moment around Zona! Always happy and full of merriment, she is a quick thinker and is always willing to do for somebody else. JEAN GARLAND WILSON Academic “Jean” Jean is a fine girl—her per¬ sonality fils in anywhere. Al¬ though she’s gay and clever, she still has her serious side ai d a fine mind. CLIFFORD TEMPLE WYATT Scientific “C. T.” C. T. doesn’t talk much in class, hut just wait until he gets outside. He is quite a talkative and fun-making fellow. His good looks and personality are enviable. Iff

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HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL arewe 11 Now, finally we graduate from Hopewell High; The time has come for us to bid our last good-by, We’ll miss the books, the desks, the friends we knew so well The sound of laughing voices along the hall after each bell. March forward, fellow classmates, To your separate jobs in this world; There is a war that must be won, Before our banner again may be unfurled. We will do our part, we will help to fight, For this is our country, too ! We will fight until all again is free Under our flag of red, white, and blue. Yes, classmates, march out into a new world, Into a country that counts upon its youth, March on, with confidence that we shall win For on our side are God and Truth. So, now, as we take the last steps to the graduation stand, Receive our diplomas and shake our Principal’s hand, It’s with pleasure and regret both we say good-by To you from the 1944 Class of Hopewell High. Nancye Aldridc.e