Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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THE KALEIDOSCOPE 1945 MRS. ELTON P. ANTHONY, B.S. Farmville State Teachers’ College English ANGELINE HOWELL FLORENCE, A.B. Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama Mathematics MRS. JAMES M. GRAINGER, JR., B.S. Farmville State Teachers’ College Music (Band) MRS. WILLIAM OWEN HAIRSTON B.S. in University of Alabama M.A. in George Peabody College English MRS. RUBY TAYLOR, B.S. Radford State Teachers’ College Mathematics MRS. MILDRED HOWERTON JONES, B.A. Westhampton College History NOTE: 1. Mrs. Anthony succeeded Mrs. Lee on January 29, 1945. 2. Mrs. Florence resigned January 26, 1945. 3. Mrs. Grainger resigned January 26, 1945. 4. Mrs. Hairston resigned December 15, 1944. 5. Mrs. Jones succeeded Miss Wilkinson on March 5, 1945. 6. Mrs. Lee resigned on January 26, 1945. 7. Mrs. Taylor succeeded Mrs. Florence on January 29, 194: 8. Miss W ilkinson resigned on February 20, 1945. V

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HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL RUSSELL MACMEANS Pittsburgh Musical Institute New York Institute of Music and Art Supervisor of Music for Public Schools JULIA PARSON A.B. in Mathematics Davis and Elkins College Mathematics LESLIE WRIGHT PARSON, B.A. William and Mary College Director of Boys ' Athletics JUANITA K. PRESTON, A.B. University of Denver, Denver, Colorado Enylish and Music MILDRED K. PRINCE, B.S. Texas State College for Women Science CAROLYN M. SUTHERLAND B.S. in Education Farmville State Teachers’ College Social Sciences JAMES WINSTON SUTHERLAND, B.A. Randolph-Macon College; Harvard University Chemistry and Physics MILL A JULIA TROSVIG, B.A. William and Mary College Mathematics JACQUELINE L. TURNES B.S. in Education Madison College Physical Education DOROTHY RANDOLPH WILKINSON, B.A. Madison College Social Science FREDERICK ALBERT WOEHR, B.S. Oswego (New York) State Teachers’ College Industrial Arts EDITH MARY WOOD, B.S. Farmville State Teachers’ College Commercial

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HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Glass (Poem FAREWELL The time has come to say goodby, To you, our friends, in Elopewell EHigh. We ' ll miss our classes and the sound of the bell, And other things we loved so well. Our faculty has been our guide and our stay, To show us the why, the wherefore, the way. Our principal has been the best of his kind, A more helpful person, we ' ll never find. Our hearts are heavy, but our hopes are high; It makes us sad to say good by. We ' ve grown to love you more each year; We cross the threshold with a little fear. Tomorrow we start on the road to life, A road full of war, turmoil, and strife. Whatever may come, we ' ll do our best, So, we ' ll bid farewell to H.H.S. —Dorothy Doutt