Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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SENIORS WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS Elective “Skeeter” Skceter’s quiet ways, courtesy and congeniality are traits which are both admired and envied by all. NANCY ANN DRAKE Commercial “Nancy” A combination -of beauty, friendliness, and sincerity make favorite among tbo is low hdr. JAMES GRAY EDWARDS Elective “Jimmy” Good sportsmanship, leader¬ ship, and naturalness have made Jimmy the popular boy lie is. A JEFF MADISON ELMORE Qective “Madison” His friends all agree that Madison is a swell boy to re¬ member—full of the futi that makes ,li ft worth while ifttd a bounty ofjeadership that makes him outsunfcding. 1 ff V si J ' HELEN AGNES DOUGHERTY Commercial “Helen” Helen, with her beautiful so¬ prano voice, has become an out¬ standing member of our class in the short time she has been with us. THOMAS EUGENE DRAKE y f Scientific “Ted” Ted possesses those fine at- tributes of a true gentleman which will always gain for him admiration and friends. MARIE HOLLAND ELLIS Commercial “Marie” A fine and loyal student, Marie’s friendliness and hard work have always been appre¬ ciated. PEGGY ANN ELROD Commercial “Peggy” That bubbling laugh signifies the presence of Peggy, whose energy makes everyone feel gay and carefree.

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SENIORS lar mem hereof our class. I f Ivjr 1 J J % , • j W ' .u-r (h J i ij ■iif j. • JERRY RAY COLLIER Elective “Jerry” Jerry is a true sport who can be either serious or humor¬ ous as the occasion demands. ti HURLEY CROCKER, JR. , Elective “Hurley” Hurley, with his d’eep love of honesty, his courtesy, anti friendliness, has always been a favorite classmate. £i . ' • HARRY THOMAS COLLIER Elective “Harry” Harry is an easy going, mer¬ ry-making fellow, who has not¬ able skill in both tennis and baseball. ELVA JEANNETTE CONNELLY Commercial “Elva’ Carefree, fun-loving, Elva is the ever smiling coquette of our class. BOBBY RAY CROSS Elective “Bobby” Bobby is a symbol of the spirit of friendliness and has the admirable trait of standing- up for his self-rights and those of his fellowmen. j ¥ SHIRLEY VERNELLE DALE Elective “Shirley” 50 Seniors can boast s fine singers and Shir- nong them—in the top CELIA MARLENE DAVIS Commercial “Celia” We all love Celia because of her conscientiousness, depend¬ ability, and sincerity.

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SENIORS CLAYTON THOMAS ENGLAND Scientific “Clayton” Clayton participates with in¬ terest in the activities of the class and works diligently for that which he desires. GENE MELVIN FULCHER Elective “Buck” Buck has displayed an un¬ usual talent for music am comedy with which he has en¬ livened many of our schoo productions. - EttoANUEL JOHN GANKAKIS $, cientificWUM “Manuel” Manuel, studious and intelli¬ gent, is always sincere and amiable. NANCY ANN GASKINS Elective “Nancy” Nancy’s beauty, pleasing per¬ sonality, plus her fine achieve¬ ments give promise of a bright future. JAMES HAROLD ENGLAND Scientific Harold” Conservative, attentive and pleasant, these words are per¬ fect discriptives of Harold—a diligent worker who thinks be¬ fore he acts. JEANNE ELIZABETH FLEETWOOD Jeanne is an attractive Sen¬ ior ; a fine student whose rec¬ ords show that she excels in those things she undertakes. ESLEY HOWELL GARRETT ET ciii ' e ' “Wesley” is an indefrrtulent fel¬ low “ Jfco takes things frsgtihev ' csJwtfwith ease and calmness CARROLL RAY GLASS Elective “Carroll” Carroll, who has an easy¬ going manner and a humorous disposition, is a thoroughly de¬ pendable person. 4