Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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SENIORS FLORINE LAUREL GROSCH Commercial “Florine” Florine has a charming and generous personality that makes it a pleasure to be around her. YY LEON GEORGE r HALKOS Y y y j Academic “Leon” Leon is a person with a fine myid, .and once he is on his way no obstacle will divert him. FLOY FRANCES HARGRAVE Commercial “Flutie” Floy, who rates tops among the seniors, possesses fine ath¬ letic and scholastic qualities. GEORGE BARTOW HARRIS, JR. Elective “Peabody” George is on£ of those people with a ke£i mind, Snarp wit, and a carefree naiute who is always ' remedy for fun and -gai¬ ety. ’ J ' 3 w MARIE HAMMONDS Academic “Marie” Petite, demure, and persever¬ ing, Marie is always consider¬ ate and ready to please. 1 CORA ELIZABETH HARRIS Commercial “Butch” She is called “Butch” by her classmates, who know her as a friend and industrious person. « c 7 OLIVER LEE HARRIS Elective “Butch” His athletic accomplishments and his sincere interest in school activities have endeared “Butch” to his classmates.

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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

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W ' GILBERT SWANSON HAYS Elective “Sleepy” To almost everyone . he is “Sleepy”, hut to those who are acquainted with his rare intelligence he is very wide awake. NORMA JACQUELYN IVEY Elective “Jackie” To talk endlessly, yet always have something to say is rare indeed! Jackie’s bubbling spirit and friendly manner have won her many friends. TTJTi o- EUG£Nk JEFFERSON ' “Jeffie” ; i. K IS proverbial ' one in a nulliorv, who is an all round good friend. No gath¬ ering Ik complete without bis contagil s laughter. aVOMAN EDWARD J A i JUSTICE ,t easty ' Uvoukl e’s th ne song caught V$u in a id, hut no one can ustrious than he. SENIORS w 5l3s. - . JAMES HALL HEFLI Elective “Jimmy” Considerate and willing o offer his services, Jimmy re¬ veals an understanding which endears him to all. QUELYNE A smile speaWs ior itself, and Jackie’s kindness amWjgfcdesire to strive for the hi§§jij tni gs in life have made hera person whose presence is welcomed. SHIRLEY LAMERE JONES Elective “Shirley” Shirley’s seriousness and gen¬ erosity are attributes which make for success both in her work and friendships. HERBERT ALLEN KEENAN Scientific “Herbert” Herbert, with his curly hair and bright smile, has endeared ' himself to everyone. A hard worker, and one of the frien ’- best seniors, he has given cheer to the class.