Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

■ Ex Libris i The Kaleidoscope Volume XXVI 19 5 1 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Hopewell, Virginia WILLIAM LAFAYETTE MERNER . i - ■ Dedication It is with pride that we, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate this edition of THE KALEIDOSCOPE to one who has in every way been a shining ex¬ ample of good sportsmanship, leader¬ ship, and friendliness——- WILLIAM LAFAYETTE MERNER By his whole-hearted enthusiasm for the better ways of life, he has en¬ deared himself not only to his teams but to the entire student bocly of Hope- well High School. Alma Mater In the heart of Hopewell City Wonderful for you Is our dear old Alma Mater Of the gold and blue. Open your hearts to hear her praises And you’ll never fail. Hail to thee, Our Alma Mater, Hopewell High School, Hail! ►-S CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH B.S. M.A. Howard College College of Wili am and Mary University of Virginia Duke University Superintendent of Hopewell and Prince George County Schools Administration JAMES EDGAR MALLONEE A.B. M.A. Emory and Henry College Columbia University Assistant Superintendent and Director of Instruction, City of Hopewell and Prince George County Schools Administration ALFRED SAMUEL CURTIS B.S., M.A. State Teachers College, Buffalo, New York University of Virginia Principal 1 JULIAN MALONE BURCH B.S., A.B. “Old” Sullins College College of William and Mary Columbia University University of Virginia Assistant Principal Government PETER IRBY LEAD BETTER A.B. Randolph-Macon College College of William and Mary University of Virginia Assistant Principal Mathematics MAE McIVOR ANDREWS, A.B. Randolph Macon Woman’s College Chemistry and Geometry VELVIE LEE WEST BEANE, B.A., M.A, East Texas State Teachers’ College Columbia University, R.P.I. English GEORGIE LEE BLACKWELL, A.B Woman’s College of U.N.C. English EASTERBELLE BOWEN B.A. in Education, Madison College English MARY HELEN BURCH, B.S. Mary Washington College College of William and Mary English JACQUEL1N MARIE BURTON, B.S. Madison College Biology and Science AUDREY FRANCES CHAMBLISS, Diplome d’Etudes Frangaises B.A., M.A., College of William and Mary, Columbia Univ., Univ. of Aix-Marseille French and English BETTY JANE CHAPMAN B.S. in Education, Richmond Professional Institute, Madison College Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing IDA HART CHAPPELL B.S. in Education, Madison College Science THELMA G. CLARK B.S. in Commerce, Winthrop College Typing and Shorthand DAVID D. CRICHTON, B.S.E. University of Florida Industrial Arts ALTON LESLIE CRIST, B.A. University of Richmond Social Studies, English, History, General Business GORDON 15. DAVIS, B.S. East Carolina Teachers College Government, History, Social Studies THOMAS CUSSONS FLETCHER, JR. B.A., Univ. of Richmond, Univ. of Virginia English and Latin ELIZABETH CARTER FURR, B.S. East Carolina Teachers College Mathematics .FORREST ALLEN GLASS, B.S. Wake Forest, College of William and Mary Science and Physical Education Faculty JAMES EDWARD HENRY, B.S. Lfniversity of Virginia, V.P.I., V.M.I. Math and Speech HENRY LESTER HOOKER, JR., B.A. College of William and Mary Science and Physical Education ROMINE C. HUNDLEY B.S. in Education, Madison College General Business and Typing ELIZABETH GREY KOLTUKIAN, B.S. Westhampton College of The University of Richmond Physics, Algebra, Geometry KATHREN EAST LEADBETTER, B.S. Longwood College H i story RUSSELL MAC MEANS Christiansen Choral School, Julliard School, Columbia University Choir and Band I OLA J. MALONEY, A.B. College of William and Mary H i story A. E. MANNING, A.B. East Carolina Teachers College English ESTHER G. MAXEY, B.S. Longwood College Home Economics WILLIAM L. MERNER, A.B., M.A. East Carolina Teachers College Physical Education JEAN H. POUDRIER, B.F.A. Richmond Professional Institute Art and English ANNE T. PULLEN, B.S. in Education Stratford Junior College, Longwood College Physical Education ELLA HUBBLE RICE, B.S. Blackstone College, Madison College Home Economics ELLA GORDON ROWE, B.S. Mary Washington College, V.P.I. Office Training u CATHERINE B. SHEALLY, B.S., B.A. Longwood College, College of William and Mary Libraria n MILLA J. TROSVIG, A.B. College of William and Mary Mathematics CHARLOTTE B. WALKER, B.S. Roanoke College, Radford College, Mary Washington College English RICHARD WALTERS, B.S. in Education University of Virginia History and Social Studies JANE H. WILSON, B.S. Madison College Physical Education FREDERICK A. WOEHR, B.S. Oswego State Teachers’ College Industrial Arts JOHN PHILLIP WYATT B.S. in Physical Education East Carolina Teachers College Physical Education ANNIE LOUISE SQRDELETT Secretary to the Principal Seniors ANNE LOPEZ ABERNATHY Academic Intelligent, Personality, Dependable CHARLES LINDSEY ALDRIDGE Scientific Studious, Reliable, Courteous ADAM EARL AULTMAN Elective Witty, Curly hair, Artistic DAWSON LAFAYETTE BAILEY Elective Jovial, Mischievous, Choir JOHNNIE WILLIAM BALINT Elective Amiable, Baseball, Polite JAMES RANDOLPH BEAUCHAMP , Scientific Quiet, Handsome, High ideals RALPH ALEXANDER BRANSFORD, JR. ) - Elective Easy going, “Like”, Genial DAVID LAMAR BREON J Elective Life-guard, Striving, Tennessee SHIRLEY ANN BRIGHT Elective Loyal, Blonde hair, Neat WALTER JOSEPH BRODIE Scientific Athletic, “Crew cut”, Good-looking Seniors MARTHA ANNE BROTHERTON Elective Capable, Attractive, Neat LOREITTA MAE BROWNING Elective Poised, Smile, Congenial FRANCES ALBERTA BURGE Elective Homecoming, Personality, Marines MARION TERESA BUYALOS Commercial Sports, Giggle, Effervescent CARL ALBERT CAMERON Scientific Earnest, Ambitious, Adaptable ROBERT HARTLEY CARELOCK Elective Friendly, Fun-loving, Carefree MILTON FRANKLIN CASEY, JR. Elective Boats, Musical, Nice GLORIA DEAN CLARK Commercial Sweet, Talented, Demur e JERRY RAY COLLIER Scientific Well-groomed, Tennis, Affable PHILLIP RAYMOND COLLIER Scientific Witty, Frenchy, Courteous Seniors BILLY LEE COLLINS Elective Tall, Easy-going, Handsome JOAN JUNAITA COLLINS Scientific Industrious, Sports, Likeable MARY NELL COLLINS Commercial Friendly, Dancing, Cute PHYLLIS JEAN CONNELLY Elective Quiet, Blond hair, Neat CHARLES LINWOOD CORMANY Elective Nonchalant, Athletic, Good-looking EARL LINWOOD COX Scientific Curly hair “T-Model”, Football HARDY CROOM, III Scientific Enthusiastic, Ice-skating, Ability ANNE CARLETON CRUMP FRANK DUDLEY DAVIS Elective Musical, Quiet, Artistic Seniors RALPH ALLEN DAVIS Elective Jolly, Hard-working, Earnest CHARLES IRVIN ELLIS Scientific Black hair, Bashful, Good Sport LILLIAN REBECCA ELMORE Elective Thoughtful, Typist, Affable WALLACE WARREN EPPS Elective Freckles, Smart, Red hair MICHAEL JOSEPH FOLEY Elective burly hair, Friendly, Athletics NORMAN WILLIAM FREEMAN Scientific Capable, Football, Tease DONALD EUGENE FURR Scientific “A’s”, Laughter, Friendly OLIN REGINALD GATES, JR. Elective Wavy hair, Fun, Cute RAYMOND WAYNE GOOD Elective Serious, Navy, Good-natured JOAN ANN GROSCH Commercial Smiling, Intelligent, Likeable Seniors BARBARA HAILEY Elective Laughter, Chewing-gum, Cute SHERMAN OWEN HALSTEAD Elective Talkative, Genial, Humorous FRANCES MAE HARPER Commercial Enthusiastic, Alert, Earnest JERRY DONALD HARRIS Elective Carefree, Flirt, Fun-loving ETHEL MAE HARVEY Commercial Helpful, Refined, Pleasant ' V JOANNE LEE HEDGEPETH i Commercial Y tjU • Sejious, Blue eyes, Sweet THELMA FRANCES HINCHEY Elective Parties, Friendly, Sociable RETHA HIRSCH Elective Polite, Small, Industrious JOHN CHRISTIAN HOWARD Scientific I.Q., Dramatics, Ambition HELEN HILDA JACOBS Commercial Cute smile, Hard-worker, Attentive % 1 • V Seniors HARRY ARNOLD MILLER, JR Elective Musical talent, Wit, Light-hearted KATHERINE MITCHELL Elective Hard-working, Pretty hair, Books WILLIAM WILBUR MURPHEY Commercial Fun, Alert, Office-training MARY EVELYN NICHOLS Elective Dancing, Dark-eyes, Leisure MARION DELL NORWOOD Elective Dreamy, Determined, Ideas FRANCES ELIZABETH NUNNALLY Elective Smile, Systematic, Nonchalance MARGARET LUCILLE OWEN Elective Red-hair, Friendly, Intellect SYLVIA ITILLIA OWENS Commercial Jolliness, Talkative, Sweet Smile ANN ELIZABETH PARTIN Elective Enthusiasm, Laughter, Observant WILLIAM PELTER Scientific Quiet, Baseball, Grin Seniors MARLENE JACQUELINE PENTECOST A cademic Independent, Good Rooks, Editor-in-Chief CARLTON EDWARD PERRY Elective Friendly, Intelligent, Eye-catching ROBERT GRICE PLATT Elective Good-natured, Baseball, Handsome BARBARA ANN POOLE Elective Happy-go-lucky, Generosity, Dancing ODELL ALVIN PORTER Elective Shyness, Alert, Blond Hair FRANK GILBERT PURYEAR Elective Friendly, Smile, Quietness STEVE ALEXANDER RACE, JR. Elective Choir, Romeo, Humorous WANDALEA MARGARET RACE Commercial Quiet, Sincere, Cheerfnl EVELYN ELSIE READ Elective Dimples, Cute, Sincerity LAWRENCE NORMAN RIDOUT Elective Considerate, Dependability, Likeable Seniors ANN OLIVIA ROBERTSON Commercial Amiability, Smile, Optimistic BETTY LOU SAUNDERS Commercial Admirable, Efficient, Sweet BARBARA ANN SCHULTZE Elective Unpredictable, Artistic, Tennis WILLIAM PUTNAM SCHULTZE Elective Versatile, Hunter, Nautical ALICE JEAN SCOTT Elective Boys, Dark hair, Fun-loving SAMUEL EDWARD SCOTT Elective Nonchalant, Athletic, W. M. HENRY ALFRED SHOCKLEY Scientific Amiable, Personality, Football THELMA ESTELLE SMITH Commercial Pint-size, Enthusiastic, Laughter MARION CARLTON SOBER Elective Talkative, Pleasant, I. Q. MARIFRED STEVENS Elective Gay, Dimples, Air Force Seniors DONALD ALLEN STOKES Elective Politician, Intelligent, Fastidious ANGELA DIANNE STRACCIONI Commercial Lively, Naturalness, Fashions i L nX i, l r MARY JOSEPHENE STRACCIONI (Jr V . L AA ' AS Jrf Commercial Styles, Enthusiasm, Laughter f NANCY MATILDA SULC Commercial Piano, Quiet, Pensive JOHN ROBERT SUYES, JR Scientific Studious, Blonde, Height MASON SWANN Scientific Independent, Tennis, Debonair ROOSEVELT TAKESIAN Elective Leadership, Ambition, Sportsmanship JOHN HARRISON TALLEY Elective Crew cut, Nautical, Easy-going EARL DALTON TAYLOR Scientific Slim, Convertible, Co-operative JERRY WILLIAM TAYLOR Elective Red-hair, Manager, Friendly r Vs, Seniors PAULINE ANN TEMPLE Commercial Nonchalant, Blond, Quiet DONALD COOPER THOMPSON N? TLlective Voice., F ' fTik I a-s-ke ni 11 % V- ' O -, NANCY BISHOP TRAYLOR cademic Style, Poise, Attractive %v RUTIiANN VAN HOUTEN Elective C harming smile, W’ L, W arm-hearted • H ■ NANCY ANN VAUGHAN Commercial Fun-loving, Likeable, Hockey NANCY YVONNE VAUGHAN Academic Eyes, Feminine, Smithfield DOROTHY LUCILLE WARTHAN Commercial Energetic, Generous, Dark eyes EDNA FAY WATERS Elective C harm, Blond, Frankness ADELIA ANNE WEAVER Scientific Warm smile, Thoughtful, Eyes STANLEY JAMES WELLINGTON Elective “Shorty”, Friendly, Cute Seniors GERALDINE MARIE WHITLOCK Elective Navy, Sweet, Fun loving CHARLES EUGENE WILKES Scientific “Genie-boy”, Co-Operative, Genial MILDRED JANE WILLIAMSON Commercial Cordial, Friendly, Quiet SARAH MCLEAN WILSON Academic Artistic, Records, Imagination JOHN ALLEN YEAGER Elective Musical, Business Manager, briendly GLENN LOUIS KRUMEL EJcctivc Practical, Football, Albert BENIE EARNEST MINACH Elective 1 bligent, Scooter, Quiet ROY POTTER Scientific Companionable, Active, Pleasant Class Poem Having reached the summit of a lesser peak, We pause, and see with weariness and dismay A great plain and network of roads stretching out before us; And at their end, far in the azure distance A mountain whose dim peak lies veiled by heavy clouds. Long have we toiled to reach this one small summit, And now-innumerable roads open up before us— Ere we attain that higher point that beckons in the distance; Alas! What unseen terrors lurk within their reaches And what perils distract us, as we search the veiled peak. But as we ponder, weary and undecided, A voice from out the wilderness whispers comfort to us: “Take joy that there are yet dreams and roads to travel; And take secret pride in thy toil and onward steps; Wonder at their teachings and drink deep from the hidden springs along the way.” Then, let us be up and away. And with backward glance at the small steps behind us Let us turn to walk the great wh.te roads of life, Stretching out an arduous challenge Till we reach that unknown hidden summit. Marlene Pentecost 1 Senior Class Officers BOBBY LEGAT. ALLAN KANAK .... KAY McILVAIN . NORMAN LRLLMAN . President Vice-President . Secretary . T rcasurer CLASS MOTTO The roads of life are far and wide that we have yet to travel.” CLASS COLORS AND FLOWER t Green and White Red Rose To The Underclassmen With a sense of regret and many a backward glance, the Seniors of 1951 leave the familiar halls of Hopewell High to join the band of alumni of our dear Alma Mater. The loyalty, the friendship, and happy memories that we shared will linger within our hearts. We hope that you will benefit from your years in H.H.S. as we have, making a part of your daily life all that we strove to do and much that we never accomp¬ lished. All the things that we hold dear we place in your hands. Not only the material things of the school do we trust to you, but even greater—the spirit, the whole¬ hearted cooperation, and the joys of accomplishment that are essential parts of school activities. Remember that education is a torch to carry high and to keep burning with bright and steady flame. No greater honor could we bestow upon you, than to leave you this burning torch. We must leave, but we will always cherish the teachings and guidance of H.H. S., and we will never forget you, our friends. ■ ! ii I Class of 1952 3H—MRS. MAE ANDREWS Angelo Alexander, Ramond Barber, Peggy Davis, John Dean, Buddy Edens, June Glaze- brook, Donald Howlett, Alfred Johnson, Larry Lane, Tommy McGonigle, Charles Morris, Larry Saunders, Tommy Smith, Partricia Tudor, Bobby Vaughan .1 ■ Qi- i ' Class of 1952 3L -MRS. YELVIE LEE BEA’NE l I J ( i Herbert Aldridge, Ozell Ard, Jean Armstrong, James Aritett, Gloria Ashton, Jean Ashworth, Vernon Arvin, Kenneth Beach, Billy Bell, Marion Boyette, Earlene Branch, Billy Braswell, Francis Brinkley, Mac Broaddus, Kent Brown, Louise Browning, Joan Burke, Leetha Cain, Mildred Campbell, Helen Chiarky, Billy Childers, Catherine Cibula, Larry Clements, Jackie Coleman 3L 3 —MR. JAMES CRICHTON Ronald Bloxton, Crawley Coleman, Billy Hammond, Mary Hanrakis, Jean Hogue, Elizabeth Holland, Ann Holselaw, Irene Howlett, Ann Huether, Claude Ivey, Linwood Jackson, Ann Johnson, Richard Justice, Eleanor Koren, Mary Lampman, Jeannine Lawrence, Marjorie Leggett, Peggy Lewis, Jackie Liverman, Marshall Live- say, Martha Jane Lowe, Ronald Luck, Frank McQuage, Colbert Micklem, Arleeen Minor, Mary Mitchell, James M oon, Eleanor Sober, Fred Sodomka 3L 2 —MR. GORDON DAVIS 3L4—MISS BETTY CHAPMAN Robert Coleman, Robert Col ' ins. Jennings Connelly, Marjorie Crabtree, Donald Cuddihy, Bobby Dailey, Charles Ellis, David Elmore, Barbara Jean Elrod, Phyllis England, Robert England, Carol Erdman, lean Evans, Annie Mae Fayed, Freddie Fielder, Edna Flowers, Victor Fuzy, Franklin Galderise, Nonie Gankakis, William Garner, Barbara Gates,Charlie Gray, Edgar Gray, Michael Halkos, Wilma Hauser, Tamara Hays, Phyllis Roberts Marie La Force, Charles Moogalian, Dorothy Moore, Lelon Moore, Gary Mowery, Skeets Myers, Eleanor Nemetz, Ernest Newsome, John Norwood, James O’Ravez, James Owen, Ann Paul, Peggy Pearson, Opal Perkins, Esther Peter, Mary Frances Pito, Carol Ann Pope, Shirley Powell, Jane Quick, Ann Marie Robert¬ son, Lewis Rowsey, Johnnie Sapon, Wilhelmina Sear, Terry Sharp, Joyce Smith, Richard Smith, Jean Kay Snead, Roy Warner Class of 1953 211—MISS AUDREY CHAMBLISS June Abernathy, Carol Abrams, Carlton Almarode, lack Ashton, Buster Brooks, Harold Cabaniss, Gloria Dale, Lewis Dean, Barbara Drake, Billy Draper, Donald Fleetwood, Tommy Galderise, Larry Hipps, Delton Hughes, Margaret Hussey, Jane La Monde, Robert Lassiter, Roy Nesbitt, Albert Price, Ellen Smalley, Robert Stanley, Patricia Sutton, Ruth Tatum, Eugene Turner, Francis Weaver, Barbara Woolen, Cleve Worrell, Betty Wright ; 4r ' hadL JLAU jJL jWUAdL’ (SomuL O ofuvcJtJ _ Class of 1953 2L ' —MISS EASTERBELLE BOWEN 2L 3 —MISS LOIS RYNALDO Hurbert Ackerman, Billy Askew, Sylvia Atwell, Dennie Baxter, Bobby Berryhill, Shirley Bolling, Hans¬ ford Boss, Elsie Boykins, Ray Brady, Betty Broaddus, John Brush, Nancy Burney, Gladys Cadger. Luray Cam¬ eron, Roger Chavis, Major Christian, Cathy Cibula, Martin Collins, Mary Jo Collins, Frances Cuddihy, Estelle Davis, Pat Drowns, Bill Fackelman, Clarence Tooley Elsie Hurlburt, Jennie Ivey, Becky Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Alary Page Kelly, Armeta King, Bohby Kohl- burg, Esther Koren, Doris Lacks, Loretta Langston, Peter Lawrence, Barbara Lewis, Sue Lilly, Lynn Lowd- er, Patty Luck, David Martin, Ralph McCully, Marie Miller, Gloria Mitchell, Nancy Moore, Vivian Moore 2L 2 —MR. LESLIE HOOKER Eldridge Curtis, Darrell Davis, Margaret Davis, Anne Dodson, Rosalyn Douglas, Shirley Duffie, Bobby Ed¬ wards, Alberta Elmore, Bobby Epps, Doris Faulk, led Fore, Joseph Frazier, Leroy Frazier, Jean Gaither, Har¬ vey Glass, Mary Grammer, Billy Griffin, Virginia Hogo- pian, Viola Mae Hall, Thomas Hanser, Patricia Harper Betty Hatch, Betty Harrelson, Barbara Harrison, Barry Holbert, Yvonne Houser, Charles Huether, Charlotte Hugher, Norman Smith 2L 4 —AIRS. ROA11NF HUNDLEY Claudine Morris, Gail Morris, Rachel Nelson, Betty Ann Norwood, Phyllis Norwood, Jimmie Nunnally, Betty Ann Parker, Ruth Parker, Dorothy Poole, Donald Quick, Harold Read, Lois Regan, Betty Lane Riggs, Barbara Robbins, Calvin Rowland, Gloria Sarkissian, Joyce Sculthrope, Aubrey Shuler, Garland Slagel, Gail Slocum, Reggie Slocum, Nancy Smith, Alan Tayloe, Mary Watson 2L S —MRS. KATHREN LEADBETTER Nancy Brown, Dick Petersen, Doris Rumley, Frances Sober, Veronon Synan, Vinson Synan, Alton Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Ronnie Thompson, Rachel Thoner, Carl¬ ton Townes, Majorie Tucker, Gerald Vaiden. Rose Marie Vaughan, James Wartham, Frank Weaver, June W est, Robert W iggins, Terry Wills, Patricia W ilson, Tommy Wilson, Betsy Wood, (leorge Wyatt, Donald Yates, Rachel Yates, Ruth Yates, Jack Yeratt 40 J ft v ■« Class of 1954 -MISS JACQUELINE BURTON 1L 3 —MRS. IE AN POUDRIER 1L 1 Gracie Alley, Rose Ashton, Neil Baxter, Bobby Beau¬ champ, Donald Bennett, David Braun, Francis Budd, Charles Burnham, Carter Burt, Douglas Burt, Arthur Burton, Michael Buyalos, Lee Carpenter, Paul Casey, Roy Cleveland, Raymond Cook, David Corbin, Worth¬ ington C ' ox, Phyllis Curtis, Ronald Davis, Dorethy Di- radour, Wayne Dise, Marvin Elkins, Raymond England, Barbara Lester, Barbara Maddy, Michael Manieri, Jimmie Matthews, Robert McCraken, Irene McCulley, Douglas McDiarmid, Billy Wilson, Wayne Titmus Elizabeth Becham, Phyllis Browning, Nancy Buren, Johnny Daniel, Bessie Draper, Barbara Eld, Mary Fulcher, Shirley Haden, Jack James, David Johnson, Jane Kinglhoeffer, David Lee, Gerald McDaniel, George Millis, Joan Morris, Douglas Myers, Peggy Narron, Lois Pate, Betty Patterson, Johnny Pearson, Marie Pin- er, Robert Pollard, John Rackley, Lee Rickmon, Charles Saunders, Barbara Scott, Betty Shelton, James Simmons, Etna Soddu, John Southerland, Delfina Steffey, Garland Torrance, Meredith Turpin, Jean Ward 1L 2 —MRS. IOLA MALONEY Richard Eppes, Donald Finlayson, Anne Fleetwood, Ralph Forlaines, Victor Fuzy, Thomas Glass, Malcolm Gunn, Pat Haendle, Robert Haller, Richard Haney, Rob¬ ert Hanford, Virgil Harris, Lois Haskett, Helen Hnara- kis, Dennis Holbert, Jerry Hudson, Charles James, Courtlandt Joyner, James Lassiter, Richard Lewis, Frank Lowe, Harold Lunsford, Charles Marshall, Andrew Martin, Gordon McDiarmid, Rodney Myers lL 4 a—MRS. ESTHER MAXEY Helen Aultman, Rae Bagemore, Phyllis Beachman, Catherine Brodie, Carene Bruin, Ruky Cruel, Betty Davis, Doris Davis, Dora Dellon, Betty Lou Edwards, Gloria Elrod, June Fragier, Roxie Green lL 4 b—MRS. ELLA RICE Shirley Gerkin, Patricia Hudson, Kathryn Jacobs, Betty Tandl, Mary Jones, Charlotte Landis, Janet Lee, Shirley McLean, Beverly Markam, Audrey Mathis, Doris Nichols, Arlene Norris, Ruth Ann Norwood, Helen Plews 1IA—MR. THOMAS FLETCHER Betty Lou Bransford, Virginia Ellis, Ester Hole, Ann Howerton, Frances Jackson, Peggy Moon, Shirlev Rob¬ inson, Joyce Shaw, Marie Smith, Shirley Smith, Eugene Sober, Hilda Stracconi, Patricia Suit, Gloria Tarking- ton, Pemelia Tatum, Shirley Thomas, Marshall Turner, Frances Van Houten, Danis Walker, Ronald Watson, Roy Weaver, Elizabeth Willard, Jean Wood, Vivian Wright, Sondra Wyatt, Bobbie Yancey Class of 1955 8L —MISS IDA HART CHAPPELL 8L3—MR. A. E. MANNING, JR. Janet Abernathy, Charlotte Ackerman, Doris Alma- rode, Alta Ange, Sylvia Arutunian, Richard Ashton, Chloie Aven, Frank Aultman, Michael Baber, Margaret Baker, David Barefoot, Winston Belcher, Guy Bleistein, Elizabeth Bridgforth, Janice Boothe, Frances Bowles, Doris Boyette, Lewis Brotherton, Thurman Brickhouse, Ann Brvant, Eunice Burdette, John Burnett, Lauinia Burnham, Patricia Butler, Charles Cain, Fred Cain, Peggy Cain, William Canoles, Jere Caricofe, Nina Eubank, Ray McClure William Ellis, Rudolph Ellis, Sam Elmore, Beverly Epperson, Elizabeth England, Joyce England, Lamont Frazier, Marlene Frazier, James Frink, Lois Frink, Gerald Galderise, Marie Gray, Mary Garner, Janette Gayle, Curtis Griffin, Gloria Hall, Ronnie Hamric, Ray Hanchey, Jean Harburgh, Sandra Hardy, Elsie Harper, Allie Harris, Arlene Harvey, Charles Harvey, Elizabeth Hening, Edward Heffington, Allie Hinson, Phyllis Holt, Maryland Horner 8L 2 —MR. RICHARD WALTERS Ronnie Caricofe, Barbara Carter, Deloris Cibula, Carolyn Clark, Donald Coley, Neil Coleman, Sam Col¬ lins, Ralph Collins, Pete Corbett, George Creech, Patricia Cross, Robert Daniels, Roberta Daniels, Floyd Davis, Eliazbeth Dean, Donnie Dewberry, Mary Diradour, Jackie Ditzler, Robert Draper, Jean Duesberry, Betty Duffie, June Edens, Bradley Edwards, George Elder, Bruce Eley, Donald Eller, James Smith 8L 4 —MR. JAMES HENRY Billy Hoover, Carol House, Carol Hughes, Nancy James, Oliver James, Curtis Jones, Frank Jones, Jack Jones, Robert Jones, Shirley Johnson, Berna rd Joswick, Barbara Joyce, Jimmy Kanak, David Karnes, Morion King, Ann Kirby, David Koren, Fred Lampman, James Langston, Carolyn Lawrence, Donald Lee, Norma Lewis, Theodore Linford, Betty Lipscomb, Mildred Lucy 8L n —MRS. ELIZABETH FURR Class of 1955 8L«—MISS GEORGIE LEE BLACKWELL Barbara Johnson, Robert Lael, Iris Martin, Linda Mar¬ tin, John McDaniel, Kay McDiarmid, Betty Jean Mc¬ Donald, Jacqueline McDonald, Joel McRae, Charles Mc- Vicar, Richard Millis, Vergie Mitchell, Jane Moore, Daniel Mooris, Jacqueline Morris, Barbara Lou Neal, Thelma Nichols, Sylvia Parks, Barbara Partin, Albert Pearson, Elizabeth Pelter, James Peters, Olga C. Peter, Howell Phelps, Winifred Phelps, Charles Powers, Ray¬ mond Raymer, Marne Reese lean King, Joan Regan, Shirley Reichart, James Ride¬ out, Janie Rowland, Carol Russell, Dorothy Sauto, Christine Scott, David Sear, Betty Lou Slocum, W il- fred Smalley, Anne Smith, Rachel Sober, Bill Stancin, Edith Stebbings, Bobby Stevens, Jerry Stokes, Barbara Storey, James Story, Patricia Sum sky, Jerry Sulton, 1 onald Suyes, Doris Synan, Elsie Takesian 8L T —MR. ALTON CRIST Lewis Austin, Joan Huston, Carl Talbert, Gerald Taylor, James Taylor, Tony Taylor, Robert Temple, Tommy Thomas, Jo Ann Towsey, Ronnie Trull, Mar¬ garet Tyler, Elaine Valanidas, Alex Walker, Peggy W alker, Jerry Wallace, Harry Walpole, Bernard Wal¬ ton, Helen Wells, Shirley West, James White, George Whlkerson, Farnutn Willard, Phvliss Williams, Jimmy Williamson, James Wilson, Edwin Wollaston, Mae Wyatt, Percy Yeratt, Tony Zevgolis Business Staff Sponsor : Miss Milla J. Trosvig Business Manager : Jack Yeager Members : Anne Crump, Eugene Furr, Ruth Ledford, Marifred Stevens, Donald Stokes Editorial Staff Sponsor : Miss Helen Burch Editor-in-chief: Marlene Pentecost Members : Anne Abernathy, Kay Mcllvain, Barbara Schultze, Thelma Smith, Ruth Ann Van Houten, Sally Wilson Student Council Sponsor : Miss Lillian Burch Officers: Roosevelt Takesian, President; Crawley Coleman, Vice-President; Mary Straccioni, Secretary Representatives: Charlotte Ackerman, Vernon Arvin, James Beauchamp, Donald Bennett, Hansford Boss, Betty Lou Bransford, Catherine Brodie Frances Burge, John Dean, Gloria Elrod, Elsie Harper, Betty Harrelson, Tamara Hays, Helen Hnarakis, Armeta King, Marie La Force, Betty Lipscomb, Audrey Mathis, Shirley McLean, Mary Mitchell, Jackie Morris, Alfred Shockley, Nancy Smith, Rachel Sober, Thomas Swann, Peggy Tiller, Ronald Trull, Meredith Turpin, Gerald Vaiden, Barbara Wooten National Honor Society Sponsors : M rs. Velvie Lee Beane, Chairman; Mi. Alfiecl Curtis, Lx Officio, Miss Lillian Burch, Miss Ida Hart Chappell, Mr. Gordon Davis, Miss Elizabeth Koltukian, Mrs. Iola Maloney Officers ' . Angela Stracciom, President; Ruth Ledfoid, ice - ! lesident, Thelma Smith, Secretary; Phillip Collier, Treasurer Members : Gloria Clark, Wallace Epps, Eugene Furr, Frances Harper, Ethel Harvey, Jackie Howard, Helen Jacobs, Beatrice King, Kay Mcllvain, Wilbui Murphy, Betty Saunders, Mildred Williamson Latina Societas Sponsor : Mr. Thomas Fletcher Officers: Patricia Harper, President;Barbara Eld, Secretary; Ann Huether, Treasurer PI embers: Joan Burke, Barbara Drake, Jane Klingelhoefer, Lawrence, Jackie Liverman, Juanita Roberts Jeannine OS 6 VT. Le Cercle Francais Sponsor-. Miss Audrey Chambliss Officers : Kay Mcllvain, President; Marlene Pentecost, Vice-President; Anne Crump, Secretary; Eugene Furr, Treasurer; Earl Taylor, Reporter Members : Ann Abernathy, Vernon Arvm, Ronald Ploxton, Phillip Collie-., Arvella Cordell, Carol Erdman, Nonie Gankakis, Tamara Hays, Ann Holsclaw, Ann Huether, Jackie Liverman, Carol Pope, Barbara Schultze, Joyce Smith, John Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor : Miss Ella Gordon Rowe Officers: Mildred Williamson, President; Wilbur Murphy, Vice-President; Ann Robertson, Secretary; Martha Jane Lowe, Treasurer; Peggy Tiller, Reporter Members: Marian Boyett, Leatha Cain, Mildred Campbell, Catherine Cibula, Mary Nell Coli ns, Phyllis Connelly, Phyllis England, Frances Harper, Ethel Harvey, Joan Hedgepeth, Thelma Hinchey, Retha Hirsch, Joan Elenor Korne, Mary Alice Eampman, Peggy Lewis, Dorothy Moore, Sylvia Owens, Mary Frances Pito, Betty Lou Saunders, Nancy Side, Dorothy Warthan, Geraldine Whitlock, Louise Williamson, Ken Beach V Future Homemakers of America Sponsors : Mrs. Esther Maxey, Mrs. Ella Rice Officers: Loreitta Browning,President; Gloria Clark, Vice-President; Peggy Tiller, Secretary; Mary Alice Lampman, Treasurer; Louise Williamson, Reporter Members: Peggy Cain, Phyllis Connelly, Betty Davis, Estelle Davis, Shirley Duffey, Virginia Hagopian, Retha Hirsch, Ester Holy, Peggy Lewis, Shirley Mc¬ Lean, Peggy Moon, Arlene Norris, Mary Frances Pito, Betty Saunders, Betty Slocum, Gail Slocum, Pat Suit, Pemeilia Tatum, Barbara Taylor, Pat Taylor, Shirley Thomas, Mildred Williamson. % 0U • casu ' ■Rjb jtoJjJtdbudc e UA. K f aJ ' y tkjoJ QAJJ-4JCtr 4 - 4 Library Club Mrs. Catherine Sheally ers: Nonie Gankakis, President; Ann Stewart, Vice-President; Tamara s, 2nd Vice-President; Eleanor Nemetz, Secretary; Beatrice King, Treasurer Members-. Denny Baxter, Betty Beckham, Loreitta Browning, Major Christian, Frances Cuddihy, Jeanne Gaither, Frances Harper, Betty Jane Hatch, Mary Page Kelly, Armeta King, Marie La Force, Hazel McNeil, Arlina Norris, Peggy Pearson, Betty L. Riggs, Jean Snead, Dell Steffy, Vlaiion Vaitaman, Betsy Jo Wood Sponsors ' . Miss Easterbelle Bowen, Mr. Thomas Fletcher Editor-in-Chicf: Anne Abernathy Assistant Editor ' . Peggy Pearson Reporters : Rose Ashton, Carene Brown, Frances Budd, Joan Burke, Leetha Caine, Cathy Cibula, Carol Erdman, Frances Jackson, Mary Kelly, Carol Ann Pope, Joyce Smith Columnists ' . 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Hubert Ackerman, Jack Ashton, Johnny Balint, Ralph Bransford, Francis Brinkly, Mac Broaddus, Carl Cameron, Bobby Carelock, Charles Cor- many, Linwood Cox, Hardy Crooni, Richard Daniels, Johnny Dean, Lewis Dean, Jerry Harris, Delton Hughes, Glenn Krumel, Bobby Legat, William Pelter, Carl¬ ton Perry, Bobby Platt, Lewis Rowsey, Johnny Sapon, Larry Saunders, Sammy Scott, Jerry Sharp, Mason Swann, Tom Swann, Donald Thompson, Eugene Walker, Worrell Wills, Donald Yates Girls’ Monogram Club Sponsors: Miss Lillian Burch, Miss Jane Hartman Officers: Anne Marie Robertson, President; Alberta Elmore, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Elsie Wollaston, Secretary-Treasurer Members: Gloria Ashton, Jean Ashworth, Loreitta Browning, Louise Brown ing, Anne Crump, Jennie Ivey, Ann Johnson, Anne Partin, Anne Paul, Wandalea Race, Jean Snead, Angela Straccioni, Mary Straccioni, Dorothy Warthan, Bar¬ bara Wells, Nancy A. Vaughan Pep Club Sponsors: Mrs. Jean Poudrier, Mr. A. E. Manning Officers: Mary Mitchell, President; Ann Stewart, Vice-President; Betty Saunders, Secretary Members: Carol Abrams, Rose Ashton, Helen Aultman, Janice Booth, Pat Boothe, Carene Brown, Luray Cameron, Phyllis Connelly, Pat Cross, Jackie Dietzler, Lois Haskett, Thelma Hinchey, Anne Howerton, Mary Kelly, Margie Leggett, Sue Lilly, Martha Lowe, Hazel McNeil, Katherine Mitchell, Gloria Mitchell, Marion Norwood , Hilda Straccioni, Margaret Tyler, Pat Wilson, Helen Valanidas V Cheerleaders y . CAPTAINS ngela Straccioni , y JMary Straccioni ERLE CHEERLEADERS Carol Ann Pope JPCnn Paul Anne GtUtrnp A X AX ' Pat ' rawley Coleman V Choir Mr. Russell MacMeans Director Members First Row : Ellen Smalley, Thelma Hincliy, Elsie Hurlburt, Wilhelmina Sear, Barbara Robbins, June Glazebrook, Jackie Coleman. Second Rozv: Barbara Wooten, Pat Drowns, Nancy Smith, Jean Scott, Ann Dodson, Carol Pope, Betsy Jo Wood. Third Rozv: Helen Hnarakis, Lois Basket, Ann Fleetwood, Charlotte Hughes, Anne Crump, Pat Harper, Barbara Poole. Fourth Row: Shirley Powell, Shirley Branan, Shirley Hadden, Claudine Morris, Barbara Hailey, Jean Evans, Frances Sober. Fifth Row: Sally Wilson, Douglas McDiarmid, Eugene Walker, Marshall Livesay, Virgil Harris, Gordon McDiarmid, Steve Race. Sixth Rozv: Crawley Coleman, Frankie McQuage, Colbert Michlem, Hansford Boss, Eugene Turner, Frank Davis, Vinson Synan. Seventh Rozv: Jack James, Johnnie Sapon, Herbert Thompson, Robert Stanley. k Choir Director : Mr. Russell Mac Means M embers First Row: Carol Abrams, Peggy Davis, Peggy Pearson, Mary Mitchell, Armita King, Shirley Duff, Mary Hnarakis. Second Row: Viola Hall, Jean Ashworth, Patsy Suit, Edna Fay Waters, Becky Johnson, Annie May Fayed, Katherine Mitchell. Third Row : Rosalyn Douglas, Rose Marie Vaughan, Irene McCulley, Jean Armstrong, Betty June Paterson, Foreitta Browning, Hazel McNeil. Fourth Row: Nancy Sulc, Nancy Vaughan, Barbara Mady, Lillian Elmore, Margaret Davis, Bertha Elmore, Phyllis Connelly. Fifth Row: Robert Coleman, Bobby Koelburg, Carlton Perry, Roosevelt Takesian, Arthur Burton, Vernon Synan, Harold Lunsford. Six Row: Jack Yeager, D. L. Bailey, Perry Lewis, Donald Thompson, Bobby Platt, Bobby Berryhill, Billy Bell. ; | w Director : Mr. _r, DennJ axter, ' Neil Baxter, Roy Brady, M dus, KinV roxyn John Brusfr Bran udd, I uglas I y-j Eee Mickey t asev, PainKCa ' 1 is, David Joi ’axter .{ Haves Captains Secretary Majapettes in bruslji, ffiranse’ - jj - Raymond Cobh W. S. Coxl}f)onald Ouddihy, Bwflis Curtis, B ard Daniyiy Prank Da is, RomdclftOavis,.Wayne Dise jBobb Elmore, Bcpfry Englarity Richa ' M Eppes, Ipb ifk ' lin GaldfsKbse, Re Griffen, Malcolm Gunn, Bob Haller, Richard Haiyrv, RaMert Holbert, Betty Upland, Wyonne HouseJK, ‘ isouJAlle . I IoUSjlV. Hurlburt, David Jones Jm Johnso nd Allen mel, Peter Lawrene Ut)avid Lee, Richard rette, Harry Miller, Charles MaAgalian, KMjfhbr flRmetz lard, Steve Race, Harold JPTkK Betty SheItoufyjames Tony Sylvester, Vernon .yVnaM, Viiison } wan, B Terry Wills, George Wyatt, Don Colemaff jfennin s Conrtelly, Dailey, ' Rich¬ ly David ates, Billy Barry Elsie nn Kru- Lou Li- Tby Pol- Cv ' ' � ' ! r r- - l.-A Sponsor : Miss Ida Hart Chappell Officers: Marjorie Leggett, President; Barbara Drake, Vice-President; Elsie Wollaston, Secretary Members : Neil Baxter, Rae Bazemore, James Beauchamp, Janice Boothe, Earlene Branch, Marion Buyalos, Carl Cameron, Major Christian, Robert Dan¬ iels, Bessie Draper, Sam Elmore, Jeanne Gaither, June Glazebrook, Wilma Hanser, Barbara Johnson, Ted Lindfors, Charles Marshall, David Martin, Arlene Norris, Phyllis Norwood, Opal Perkins, Bobby Platt, Elsie Takesian, Helen Wells, Eliza¬ beth Willard, Patricia Wilson. « Homeroom Presidents Senior : Hardy Croom, Ruth Ledford, Tommy McGonigle, Earl Taylor, Donald Thompson. Junior-. Larry Clements, Bobby Dailey, Virginia Ivy, Martha Jane Lowe, Ann Paul, C. D. Weaver, Betsy Jo Wood. Sophomore : Anne Dodson, Betty L. Riggs. Freshman-. Catherine Brodie, Jack James, Audrey Mathis, Frances Van Houten. 8 th Grade: Richard Ashton. June Edens, Betty Henning, Frank Jones, Jane Moore, Jo Ann Towsey. 0 Coaching Staff MR. WILLIAM MERNER Director of Athletics Football Coach Track Coach MRS. JANE H. WILSON Girls’ Athletic Director and Coach MR. JOHN WYATT Assistant Football Coach Junior Varsity Baseball Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach MR. LES HOOKER Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Junior Varsity Football Coach MISS ANNE PULLEN Assistant Girls’ Athletic Director and Coach MR. FORREST GLASS Baseball Coach Assistant rootball Coach MR. ALTON CRIST Photographer Honors Awarded FOOTBALL JACK ASHTON—All-District Honorable Mention. WALTER BRODIE—All-State, All-Southern Honorable Mention, All-District. CHARLES- CORMANY—Honorable Mention All-District. LINWOOD COX—Honorable Mention All-State, Honorable Mention All-South¬ ern, All-District. JOHN DEAN—All-American, All-Southern, All-State, All-IT strict, State’s Most Valuable Player. LEWIS DEAN—All-District Honorable Mention. MIKE FOLEY—All-State, All-District. GLENN KRUMEL—All-District Second Team. SAMMY SCOTT—All-State, All-District. BOBBY SCRUGGS—All-District Second Team. JERRY SHARP—All-District Second Team. ROOSEVELT TAKES1AN—All-District Second Team. FLOOGIE WALKER—All-District Honorable Mention. HOCKEY JEAN ASHWORTH—All Eastern, All-State Honorable Mention. DENNY BAXTER—All-P rep. ANNE CRUMP—All-Prep, All-Eastern, All-State. JEAN SNEAD—All-Prep. NANCY VAUGHAN—All-Prep, All-Eastern. ELSIE WOLLASTON—All-Prep, All-Eastern. DOROTHY WARTHAN—All-Eastern Honorable Mention. ! i LjAb ood Co FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM o ■ First Roza: Sammy Scott, Glenn Krumel, Bobby Scruggs, Mike Foley (Co-Captain), Tohn Dean (Co-Captain), Linwood Cox, Jack Ashton, Charles Cormany. Second Ron 1 : Roosevelt Takesian, Delton Hughes, David Martin, Claude Ivey, Jerry Sharp, Oris Wyatt, Francis Brinkley. Third Row: Eugene Wilkes, Lewis Rowsey, Hardy Groom, Mike Halkos, Robert Stanley, Lewis Dean, Floogie Walker, Colbert Micklem. Fourth Row. Buddy Edens, Harry Talley, Larry Lane, Donald Thompson, Angelo Alexander, Bobby Platt, Stanley Wellington, David Breon. Fifth Row : Walter Brodie, Bobby Legat, Ralph Bransford, Mickey Casey, Hobo Ackerman, David Elmore, Jack James, Norman Freeman, Larry Hipps, Norman Rideout. Mr. John Wyatt Alfred Shockley Frank Lowe . . James Nunnally Assistant Coach Assistant Coach . Manager . Manager . Manager Varsity Football Squad Mr. William Merner . Mr. Forrest Glass Coach Junior Varsity Football Squad Mr. Lcs Hooker . Coach Sonny Pearson . Manager First Row:- Billy Thomas, Lewis Brotherton, Bobby James, Bobby Berryhill, Gerald McDan¬ iel, Tommy Wilson, Ray McClure, Cleve Worrell, Charles Saunders, Calvin Rowland, Victor Fuzy. Second Roza: Garland Torrence, Ronald Luck, Gordon McDiarmid, Jimmy Williamson, James Arnett, John Daniel, Jere Caricofe, Bobby Epps, Raymond England, Virgil Harris, Ronnie Trull. Third Roza: Davis Walker, Ted Fore, Martin Collins, Clarence Tooley, Pete Corbett, Monie Finer, Ernest Newsome, Frank McGuage, Albert Price. Fourth Roza: David Sear, Garland Slagle, Earl Leslie, Raymond Cook, Harold Lunsford, Roy Brady, Charles Me Vicar. Fifth Rozv : Dan Morris, Marshall Turner, Eugene Turner, Ronnie Caricofe, Curtis Jones, Jack Jones, Charles King, Charles Marshall, David Lee, Terry V ills. Sixth Rozv: Bradley Edwards, Tony Zevgolis, Winston Belcher, Billy Ellis, Michael Baber, Dickie Brickhouse, Eddie Wollaston, Lewis Austin. Football Reviews HOPEWELL 68—VICTORIA 0 The Blue Devils’ crusade for the State Championship-was officially underway when Walter Brodie received the pigskin from Johnny Dean and went over for the first touchdown. During the second quarter Lewis Dean took a handoff 49 yards for a TD, followed by Floogie Walker’s race from Hopewell’s 20 yard line to the goal line, and Johnny Dean’s running an intercepted pass all the wav. The third quarter saw Mike Foley and Bobby Scruggs tally twice and Eugene Walker once. In the fourth quarter Foley stopped the only real Panther threat by inter¬ cepting a pass on the Hopewell 11 and traveled over the Victoria TD line. HOPEWELL 38—GRAINGER 0 This game was a repeat performance for the Blue Devils. After having two touchdowns nullified, John Dean finally plunged over for the first score. Krumel took the ball fifty yards for the next followed by John Dean and Walker both scoring two each. While cutting the Red Devils’ wall to shreds, the Blue Devils held them to a net gain of two yards. Thus, they marked up win number thirteen. HOPEWELL 13—JEFFERSON 12 The Devils’ third victory wasn’t an easy one, the decisive point being the perfect place kick by Hobo” Ackerman. From the time the whistle was blown the Jefferson Seniors put up a battle that looked as if they would walk away the victors, but the touchdowns of Foley and Walker kept the score tied, broken only by Ackerman’s kick. HOPEWELL 27—GEORGE WASHINGTON 7 Once again the Blue De vils brought forth their inspiring football. When the game was but three minutes old John Dean faded back and tossed a TD heave to Roosevelt Takesian. Walker carried the next one over and a J. Deane-pitchout- to-Krumel, pass-to-Foley play paid off in another six points. The ). Dean to Brodie combination clicked once more in the third quarter. HOPEWELL 20—BENEDICTINE 7 In a game that featured the most intense line play of the season, the Devils had to fight hard and fast. The aerial attack executed by J. Dean, and receivers Brodie, Foley, and Takesian came through to tell the difference. Touchdowns were performed by Takesian, Foley, and Brodie topped by Ackerman’s two place kicks over the crossbar. Football Reviews HOPEWELL 37—PETERSBURG 13 Next came the annual Classic with the Crimson Wave of Petersburg who domi¬ nated the play during the second quarter of the game. The Mernermen fought hard to retain their championship. Krumel staged the first TD standing up and then Foley drove over for the next score. Again Ackerman’s kick made the dif¬ ference as the Devils led 14-13 at the half. Walker tallied in the third quarter while Foley and Takesian followed it up with one each. This was Ackerman’s perfect day. HOPEWELL 52—GRANBY 13 This one proved to be a track meet when the Devils decidedly outclassed the Blue Comets of Granby. The parade was started when J. Dean tossed to Takesian in the end zone for the score. The second tally was a pass from J. Dean to tackle Linwood Cox. The third and fourth came when Krumel and Brodie received pitchouts and raced 41 and 49 yards respectively. Early in the third quarter Bobby Platt took off on his spectacular 71 yard TD jaunt. Lewis Dean and Walker also crossed over the goal line for Hopewell’s seventeenth consecutive victory. HOPEWELL 41—JOHN MARSHALL 13 The Devils played another bang-up game making it win number eighteen. They took a three TD, relaxed scoring for a moment, and then came back with three more. Touchdowns were credited to Brodie, Lewis Dean, Foley, Johnny Dean, and Donald Thompson. Ackerman had a near-perfect evening making five out of six kicks good. HOPEWELL 27—WILSON 0 This was the day! Hopewell celebrated her Homecoming! The Presidents fought hard and stubbornly to spoil this gala affair as we had done last year, hold¬ ing the Blue Devils to one score made by Scruggs during the first half. Then the Devils exploded with touchdowns by Brodie and Krumel, and Ackerman made three out of the four extra points. HOPEWELL 40—THOMAS JEFFERSON 13 BLUE DEVILS KEEP TITLE! The team scored in every quarter, con¬ cluding our second undefeated season to retain the State Championship. Brodie crossed the goal line twice and Takesian once. Lewis Dean made the greatest run of his career (76 yards) but it was called back because of a penalty. In the third quarter L. Dean made the fourth 1 D but really gained his revenge by going 73 yards for a score. Walker tallied the last TD and the 1950 season was over. Girls’ Varsity Hockey Squad MRS. JANE WILSON . Coach MISS ANNE PULLEN . Assistant Coach ANNE BROTHERTON . Manager SOUAD Jean Snead, Helen Jacobs, Frances Nunnally, Berta Elmore, Dorothy Warthan, Betty Harrelson, Nancy Vaughan, Jennie Ivey, Betty Lane Riggs, Peggy Pearson, Anne Crump, Elsie Wollaston, Denny Baxter, Marion Buvalos. Girls’ Junior Varsity Hockey Squad MISS ANNE PULLEN . Coach ANNIE MAE FAYED. Manager SQUAD Gloria Ashton, Viola Hall, Joan Collins, Margaret Davis, Sue Lily, Betty Jandle, Nancy Brown, Rosalyn Douglas, Jean Ward, Dottie Poole, Betty Parker, Shirley Bolling, Betty Norwood, Estelle Davis, Yvonne Houser, Audrey Mathis. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Squad MR. LES HOOKER . Coach ROY BRADY. Manager TOMMY WILSON. Manager DONALD THOMPSON . Captain Walter Brodie, John Dean, Lewis Dean, Mike Foley, Eddie Gray, Delton Hughes, Larry Lane, Bobby Scruggs, Robert Stanley, Tony Sylvester, Monroe Talley. Boys 9 MR. LES HOOKER .. . Mike Foley Lewis Dean Bobby Scruggs Walter Brodie John Dean Donald Thompson Coach Girls’ Varsity Basketball Squad MRS. JANE WILSON MISS ANN PULLEN . . ANNE BROTHERTON IRENE HOWLETT . . . .. Coach . . .Assistant Coach . Manager Assistant Manager SQUAD hirst Rozv: Jean Snead, Ann Paul, Elsie Wollaston, Ellen Stanley, Jennie Ivey, Gloria Ashton. Second Row: Berta Elmore, Ellen Smalley, Barbara Wells, Helen Jacobs, Martha Lowe, Louise Browning. f L Girls’ Varsity First Team MRS. JANE WILSON. Coach Elsie Wollaston Ellen Smalley Ann Paul Barbara Wells Jennie Ivey Martha Jane Lowe I Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Squad MR. JOHN WYATT . Coach HAROLD WALPOLE. Manager First Row: Hansford Boss, Cleve Worrell, Earl Leslie, Vernon Arvin, Bill Fackle- man. Second Roza: Roger Chavis, Billy Askew, Darrell Davis, Monie Piner, Ted Fore. Third Roza: Colbert Micklem, Clarence Tooley, James Nunnally, Fred Sadomka. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Squad MRS. JANE WILSON . Coach MISS ANN PULLEN. Assistant Coach ANNE BROTHERTON . Manager IRENE HOWLETT . Assistant Manager First Row: Tamara Hayes, Catherine Brodie, Carol Abrams, Lois Haskett, Betty Harrelson, Margaret Davis. Second Row: Sybil Jones, Joan Burk, Jo Ann Towsey, Sis Wyatt, Vivian Moore, Helen Aultman. Varsity Baseball Squad 1950 MR. FORREST GLASS . Coach ROY BRADY . Manager LARRY HIPPS .. Assistant Manager LEE RICKMAN . Assistant Manager First Row. Floggie Walker, Mike Foley, Bobby Scruggs, Lewis Dean, Francis Brinkley, Bobby Platt. Second Row: John Dean, Donald Thompson, George McDaniel, Hardy Croom, Hobo Acker¬ man. Third Roza: Arthur Bennett, Larry Saunders, William Pelter, Lewis Rowsey, Johnny Balint. Junior Varsity Baseball Squad 1950 MR. TOHN WYATT . Coach HAROLD WALPOLE .. Manager First Row: Earl Leslie Jimmy O’Ravez, Bill Ellis, Bobby Legat, Jerry Harris, Marshall Livesay. Second Row. Kent Brown, Buster Brooks, Charles Grey, James Arnett, Donald Thomas. Third Roza: David Breon, Ronald Luck, Tommy Smith, Buddy Edens, Gerald McDaniel, Jerry Sharp. Varsity Softball Squad 1950 MRS. TANE H. HARTMAN . Coach MISS ANNE PULLEN . Assistant Coach EVELYN MOORE . Manager MARION BUYALOS . Assistant Manager First Roza: Jennie Ivey, Floy Hargrave, Melva Connelly, Berta Elmore, Laura Miller, Anne Johnson, Anne Marie Robertson. Second Row. Loreitta Browning, Frances Burge, Yvonne Houser, Betty Harrelson, Barbara Hailey. , Third Roza: Mary Straccioni, Peggy Davis, June West, Phyllis Connelly, Betty Holland, Jean Ashworth, Wandalea Race, Charlotte Warthan. Tennis 1950 MR. HAROLD KING . ..Coach MAC BROADDUS . Manager Ted Fore, Carter Burt, Wayne Good, Jerry Collier, Tom Swann, Mason Swann, Tom McGonigle, Ralph Bransford, Carlton Perry. ' Track 1950 MR. WILLIAM MERNER ... Coach DONALD YATES . Manager First Rote: Clyde Balderson, Thomas Simms, Manuel Gankakis, Roosevelt Takesian, Delton Hughes, William Davis. Second Roza: Jack Ashton, Oris Wyatt, Henry Kamps, Larry Clements, Allen Ka k. Third Roza: Claude Ivey, Butch Harris, Bobby Vaughan, Carl Cameron, Terry Wills, Stan¬ ley Wellington. Fourth Row. Jimmy Ashton, Alfred Shockley, George Harris, Glenn Krumel, Johnny Pear¬ son, Linwood Cox. 1. “Shorty” 2. Glamour on par¬ ade. 3. Do tell 4. Prom night 5. We are here. 6. Our Eugene 7. The best 8. U-m-m-m 9. Ideal French teacher 10. Pete 11. At last! 12. Gay blades i 13. Watch the birdie. 14. All smiles 15. Harry Miller 16. A windy day 17. Posed 18. Caution! 19. Interesting? 20. Roosie and Kay 21. Nature boys 22. Joan and Pauline 1. What feet! 2. Scottie 3. Waiting for someone ? 4. Leetha 5. Dressed for what ? 6. Dear Ruth 7. Stairsteps 8. Hard worker 9. Romeos 10. Juliets 11. T ennis boys 12. Jack- 13. Nightmares 14. Carol 15. Youngsters 16. Thru the eyeball 17. Pshaw 18. Anxiety 19. Crow’s nest 20. Bright future 21. The lovers 22. “Where art thou” ? 23. Ded-U-Tramps 24. The dreamers 25. Pretty baby 26. That Ipana smile 27. Charge 28. What’s the attrac¬ tion ? 1 . Tom and 1 luckle- berry 2. Sitting on a log 3. Western Auto Man 4. Dave, the life guard 5. Harry ' s ch; mged hasn ' t he? 6. It speaks for itself 7. All dressed up! 8. Little David” Jones 9. Stepping out with my baby 10. Smiling at Fran¬ ces, Clarence? 11. Baxter and Brady 12. Bobby you’d better not! 13. Georges No. 4 14. Angie and Mary 15. Familiar quintet 16. Where’s this? 17. Jean and Gene 18. A little bit of heaven 19. Man trap D Anne and Betty 2. A motley crew 3. Lonesome? 3 2; Oh my !! 4. A devilish cherub 5. City Point Gang¬ sters v 6. On Tahiti 7. Cattle rustler 8. The ' real ‘‘thing” 9. Ain’t he cute! 10. Can you figure it out ? 11. Our coach 12. A sweet girl 13. He lost. 14. Ah ! Relaxation 15. That come hither look 16. The Michell’s Inc. 17. Tired? 18. Posing for Rich¬ ard 19. That Air Force Man 20. Little House 21. A cannon full 22. One of the Wood- lawn gang 23. Just waiting 24. That Richard Daniel smile 25. What a crew 26. Editor takes a picture 27. They’ll arrive shortly. 28. The Three Mus¬ keteers 29. In our opinion The Best Senior Activities ANNE ABERNATHY: Latin Club ’47, ’48, ’49; Sec¬ retary of Latin Club ’47, ’48; French Circle, ’49. ’50, ’51; President of French Circle ’50; “Blue and Gold Staff’’ ’48, ’49; Assistant Editor of “Blue and Gold” ’49, ’50; Editor of “Blue and Gold” ’50, ’51; High School Reporter ' 49; National Honor Society ’50, ’51 ; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. CHARLES ALDRIDGE: Sanitation Squad ’49, ’50; National Honor Society ’50. I) L. BAILEY: Choir ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Jr. Varsity Football ’48, ’49. JOHNNIE BALINT: Varsity Baseball ’48, ’49, ’50; Band ’47, ’48, ’49. JAMES BEAUCHAMP: Band ’47, ’48; Representative ’49; Red Cross Representative ’49, ’50, ’51. RALPH BRANSFORD: Class President ’48, ’49; Jr. Varsity Football ’47, ’48, ’49; Varsity Football ’50; Tennis ’48, ’49, ’50; Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50 ; French Circle ’49; Vice-President of French Circle ’49; Choir ’49, ’50; Vice-President of Homeroom ’51; Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. DAVID BREON: Junior Varsity Basketball ’49; Junior V arsity Baseball ’49; Varsity Football ’50. WALTER BRODIE: Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Varsitv Football ’48, ’49, ’50; Basketball ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Vice-President of the Senior Class ’51. ANNE BROTHERTON: Dramatic Club ’47, ’48; As¬ sistant Manager of Hockey Team, ’49; Manager of Hockey Team ’50; Assistant Manager of Basket¬ ball Team ’49; Manager of Basketball Team ’50, ’51 ; Secretary of Homeroom ’50, ’51 ; Monogram Club ’50, ’51. ‘ LOREITTA BROWNING: Varsity Softball ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Girl’s Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; F. H. A. Club Reporter ’47, ’48, ’49; F. H. A. Club President ’49, ’50, ’51 ; F. H. A. Federation Treas¬ urer ’48, ’49; F. H. A. Federation President ’49, ’50; Library Club Reporter ’48, ’49, ’51 ; Library Club 1st Vice-President ’49, ’50; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Class President ’47, ’48; Class Rep¬ resentative ’48, ’49; Choir ’48, ’50, ’51; Virginia F. H. A. Commission Chairman ’49, ’50, ’51. FRANCES BURGE: Secretary of Home Room ’47, ’48, ’49; President of Home Room ’49, ’50; Junior Varsity Basketball ’49, ’50; Softball Team ’50; Home Room Representative ’50, ’51 ; National Honor Society ’50. MARION BUYALOS: Varsity Hockey Tea m ’50; Junior Varsity Hockey ’49, Junior Varsity Basket¬ ball ’47, ’48; Varsity Basketball ’48, ’49; Varsity Softball ’48; Assistant Manager of Softball Team ’50; Manager of Softball Team ’51 ; Red Cross Representative ’49, ’50, ’51; Home Room Secretary ’50; Home Room Vice-President ’51. BOBBY CARELOCK : Vice-President of Student Council ’50; Class Representative ’49; Boy’s Mono gram t lub ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Junior Varsity Basket- bad ’48, ’49, ’50; Junior Varsity Football ’48; Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Manager of Basketball Team ’47, ’48; Home Room Secretary ’48. MICKEY CASEY: Choir; Band; Varsity Football: Sanitation Squad. GLORIA CLARK: Class President ’47; Class Repre¬ sentative ’48, ’49; F. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. JERRY COLLIER: Tennis Team ’48, ’49, ’50; Traffic Squad ’47, ’48; Member of Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50. PHILLIP COLLIER: Red Cross Representative ’48, ’49; French Circle ’49, ’50 ’51; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. BILLY COLLINS: Junior Varsity Football ’45, ’46; Class President ’45, ’46; Varsity Football ’47; Band ’47, ’48; Class Representative ’47; Choir ’49, ’50. JOAN COLLINS: Junior Varsity Hockey Team ’48, ’49, ’50; National Honor Society ’50; French Circle ’49, ’50. MARY NELL COLLINS : Choir ’47, ’50; Library Club ’47, ’48, Class President ’47, ’48. PHYLLIS CONNELLY: F. H. A., Choir. CHARLES CORMANY: Varsity Football ’47-’50. LINWOOD COX: Varsity Football ’47-’50; Mono¬ gram Club ’48, ’50. HARDY CROOM : Home Room Representative; Var¬ sity Football ’50; Varsity Baseball ’50; Senior Class President ’51. ANNE CRUMP: Class Representative ’47, ’48, ’49; Class President ’48; Varsity Hockey Team ’48, ’49, ’50; Sanitation Squad ’48; Basketball Team ’48, ’49, ’50; Monogram Club ’49, ’50; Vice-President of Monogram Club ’49; Cheerleader ’49, ’50, ’51; French Circle ’49, ’50, ' 51 ; Secretary of French Circle ’49, ’50; Choir ’49, ’50; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. RICHARD DANIEL: Assistant Baseball Manager ’46, Baseball Manager ’47; Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Monogram Club ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. FRANK DAVIS: Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50. RALPH DAVIS: Junior Red Cross Representative’49, ’50; Library Club ’46. IRVIN ELLIS: Home Room President ’48; Junior Varsity Football ’49. MIKE FOLEY: Junior Varsity Football ’47; Junior Varsity Baseball ’49; Varsity Football ’48, ’49, ’50; Football Co-captain ’50; Varsity Basketball ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Co-captain Basketball ’50, ’51; Varsity Baseball ’50; Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. NORMAN FREEMAN : Varsity Football ’47, ’48, ’49. ’50; Track Team ’47; Junior Varsity Basketball ’48, ’49; Class Representative ’47, ’48; Junior Class 1 reasurer ’49, ’50; Senior Class Treasurer ’50,- ’51. ELTGENE FURR: Science Club ’49, ’50, ’51; French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Treasurer of French Circle ’50, . il ; National Honor Society ’50, ’51 ; Home Room President ’51; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. REGGIE GATES: Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Choir ’50, ’51; Junior Varsity Baseball ’50. WAYNE GOOD: Sanitation Squad ’47, ’48- Choir ’47, ’48. }OAN GROSCH: Home Room Secretary ’49; Home Room President ’50; Red Cross Representative ’45; Class Representative ’46; National Honor Society.’ Senior Activities BARBARA HAILEY: Class Secretary ' 47; Library Club ’47, ’48, Class Secretary ’48; Softball Team ’SO; Choir ’50, ’51. FRANCES HARPER: Home Room Secretary ’48; Library Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Vice-President of Library Club ’51; F. B. L. A. ’50, ' 51 ; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. JERRY HARRIS: Band ' 47, ’48; Basketball Manager ’48, ’49; Junior Varsity Football ’49; Junior Varsity Baseball ’50; Monogram Club ’49, ’50, ’51. ETHEL HARVEY: Dramatic Club ’49, ’50; Class Representative ’47; Home Room Secretary ’49. JOAN HEDGEPETH : Choir ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Library Club ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Library Club Reporter ’48, ’49; F. B. L. A. ’50, ’51 ; Sanitation Squad ’50, ’51. THELMA HINCHEY: Dramatic Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Latin Club ’48, ’49; French Circle ’49; “Blue and Gold ’ Staff ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Choir ’49, ’50, ’51; Library Club ’48, ’49; Pep Club ’50, ’51 ; F. B. L. A. ’49, ’50, ’51. RETHA H1RSCH: F. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; “Blue and Gold’’ ’50, ’51 ; F. B. L. A. ’50, ’51. JACKIE HOWARD: Manager of Football Team ’49, ’50; Secretary of Home Room ’47, ’48; Represent¬ ative to Boys’ State ’50; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’50; Science Club ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Dramatic Club ’50, ’51 ; President of Dramatic Club ’51 ; French Circle ’49, ’50; National Honor Society ’50, ’51; Treasurer of National Honor Society ’50, ’51. HELEN JACOBS: F. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49; Secretary of Home Room ’47, ’48, ’49; Choir ’48, ’49; Junior Varsity Basketball ’48, ’49; Varsity Basketball ’49, ’50; Junior Varsity Hockey ’49; Varsity Hockey ’50; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. DAVID JONES: Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Band Captain ’50, ’51; Library Club ’48, ’49; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’48, ’49. ALLEN KANAK : Home Room President ’47, 43, ’49; Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Red Cross Repre¬ sentative ’48, ’49; Home Rom Representative ’49, ’50; President of Junior Class ’49, ’50; Vice-Pres¬ ident of Senior C lass ’50; Track Team ’49, ’50, ’51; Cheerleader ’50, ’51. BEATRICE KING: Red Cross Representative ’46; Home Room Representative ’47, ’48, ’49; Library Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Library Club President ’49; Library Treasurer ’50, ’51; F. B. L. A. ’49, ’50, ’51; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. GLENN KRUMEL: Class Representative ’46; Basket¬ ball Manager ’46; Band ’47, ’48; Track Team ’48; Junior Varsity Football ’47; Varsity Football ’48, ’49, ’50; Junior Varsity Basketball ’47; Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50; Vice-President of Student Council. RUTH LEDFORD: Latin Club ’47, ’48, ’49; Latin Club Secretary ’48; Latin Club President ’49; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’48, ’49, ’50; Secretary of Home Room ’49; President of Home Room ’50; Red Cross Representative ’48; National Honor Society ’50, ’51; Vice-President of Honor Society ’50; “Kaleido¬ scope” Staff ’50, ’51. BOBBY LEGAT: Varsity Football ’49, ’50; Tunior Varsity Football ' 47, ’48; Band ’47, ’48, ’49; Senior Class President ’50; Class Representative ’50, ’51. LOUIS LE GRAND: Band ’49, ’50, ’51; Dramatic Club ’50, ’51. PERRY LEWIS: Choir ’45, ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. KAY Me ILVAIN : French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51; French Circle Reporter ’49, French Circle Secretary ’50; French Circle President ’50; Home Room Secre¬ tary ’50; Secretary of the Senior Class ’50. ’51; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’50, ’51 ; Member of National Honor Society ’50, ’51; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. HAZEL McNEIL: Library Club ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’5D, Library Club 2nd Vice-President; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’48, ’49, ’50; Dramatic Club ’50, ’51. HARRY MILLER: Band ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Science Club ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. KATHERINE MITCHELL: Class Secretary ’48; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’47, ’48, ’49; Red Cross Rep¬ resentative ’48; Pep Club ’50; Dramatic Club ’50, ’51; Dramatic Club Treasurer ’51. WILBER MURPHY: Home Room President ’46; Home Room Secretary ’46, ’47, ’48. MARY NICHOLS: Choir ’50, ’51. MARION NORWOOD: Library Club ’47, ’48, ’49; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’48, ’49; Commercial Club ’49; Pep Club ’50. ANN PARTIN: F. H. A. ’46, ’47; Band ’46, ’47; T. P . Representative ' 50; Basketball Squad ’49, ’50; Sci¬ ence Club ’50, ’51 ; Monogram Club ’50, ’51. WILLIAM PELTER: Baseball ’48, ’49; ’50; Red Cross Representative ’47, ’48. MARLENE PENTECOST: Latin Club ’46, ’47, ’48; Latin Club President ’48; Dramatic (Hub ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Home Room President ’47, ’48; Baskel- ball Squad ’47; Softball Squad ’48; French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51; French Circle President ’49; French Circle Vice-President ’50; Editor-in-Chief of the “Kaleidoscope” ’50, ’51. CARLTON PERRY: Choir ’49, ’50, ’51; Monogram Club ’50, ’51; Tennis Team ’50; C lass President ’47, ’48; Class Representative ’49. BOBBY PLATT : Junior Varsity Football ' 49; Varsity Football ’50; Junior Varsity Basketball ’50, Junior Varsity Baseball ’49; Varsity Baseball ’49; Varsity Baseball ’50; Red Cross Representative ’50, ’51. BARBARA POOLE: Library Club ’46, ’47, ’48; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’47, ’48; Choir ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. FRANK PURYEAR: Choir ’49, ’50, ’51. STEVE RACE: Band ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Choir ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. WANDALEA RACE: Softball ’48, ’49, ’50; Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Junior Varsity Basketball ’49. EVELYN READ: Latin Club ’48, ’49; Library Club ’48, ’49. NORMAN RIDOUT : Class Representative ’46; Varsi¬ ty Football ’50. ANN ROBERTSON: F. B. L. A. ’49, ’50. Senior Activities BETTY SAUNDERS : F. H. A. ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Pep Club ’50; Pep Club Secretary ’50; F. B. L. A. ’50, ’51 ; National Honor Society ’50, ’51. BARBARA SCHULTZE: Home Room Representative ’47; French Circle, ’49, ’50, ’51; Dramatic Club ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Band ’47, ’48, ’49; Softball Team ’48; Basketball Team ’47; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. BILLY SCHULTZE: Science Club ’48, ’49; Vice- President ’48; Traffic Squad ’50. SAMMY SCOTT: Varsity Football ’48, ’49, ’50. ALFRED SHOCKLEY: Varsity Football ’50; Track Team ’49, ’50, Class Representative ’50; Home Room President ’51. THELMA SMITH: National Honor Society ’50, ’51; Secretary of Honor Society ’50; “Kaleidoscope’ Staff ’50, ’51. MARI FRED STEVENS: Class Secretary ’46; Class Vice-President ’47; Class President ’48; “Kaleido¬ scope” Staff ’50, ’51. DONALD STOKES: Science Club ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ' 51; Science Club Vice-President ’48; Science Club President ’50, ’51 ; Dramatic Club ' 47, ’48; Sec¬ retary of Radio Club ’48, ’49; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’49, ’50, ’51 ; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. ANGELA STRACCIONI : Home Room Secretary ’47, ’48; Class President ’49, ’50; Cheerleader ’49, ’50, ’51; Honor Society ’50, ’51; Secretary of Honor Society ’50; President of Honor Society ’50, ’51; President of Home Room ’51; Junior Class Vice- President; Class Representative ’49; Monogram Club ’50, ’51. MARY STRACCIONI: Home Room Representative ’47, ’48, Secretary of Home Room ’48, ' 50; Home Room President ’49, ’50; Sanitation Squad ’47, ’48; Junior Class President ’49, ’50; Cheerleader ’49, ’50, ’51 ; National Honor Society ’50; Softball Team ’50; Monogram Club ’49, ' 50, ’51 ; Student Council Sec¬ retary ’50. NANCY SULC: Choir ’47, ’48, ’50; F. B. L. A. ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Red Cross Representative ’48, ’49; Home Room Secretary ’48, ’49. JOHN SUYES : Class Representative ’46, ’47; French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Science Club ’50, ’51. MASON SWANN: Junior Varsity Football ’49; Varsity Tennis Team ’48; Monogram Club; Latin Club ’46. ROOSEVELT TAKESIAN : Varsity Football Squad ’48, ' 49, ' 50; Home Room Representative ’48; Senior Class President ’49; Student Council President ’50; Junior Red Cross Representative ’47; Track ’48, ’49, ’50; Choir ’48, ’49, ’50; Monogram Club ’49, ’50. EARL TAYLOR : Home Room Vice-President ’48; F rench Circle ’49, ' 50, ’51 ; French Circle Vice-Pres¬ ident ' 49; French Circle Reporter ’50; Home Room President ’50. JERRY TAYLOR: Assistant Football Manager; Foot¬ ball Manager ' 49, ’50; Monogram Club; Choir ’47, ’48, ’49. PAULINE TEMPLE: F. H. A. ’47, ’48; Commercial Club ’50, ’51. DONALD THOMPSON : Junior Varsity Football ' 47, ’48; Varsity Football ’49, ’50; Varsity Basketball ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Basketball Co-captain ’50, ’51; Varsity Baseball ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Homeroom President ’46, ’50, ’51; Home Room Representative ’48; Choir ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Dramatic Club ’48; Monogram Club ’48, ’49, ’50. NANCY TRAYLOR: Choir ’46, ’47; Red Cross Rep- resenative ’47, ’48; Home Room Secretary ’46; Board of Directors of Junior Class ’49, ’50; Chief of Sanitation Squad ’49, ’50; President of Home Room ’50; Secretary of Home Room ’48. RUTH ANN VAN HOUTEN : Class Representative ’46, ’47; Basketball Squad ’47, ’48, ' 49; Softball Squad ’47, ’48; French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51; Home Room Secretary ’51 ; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. NANCY A. VAUGHAN: Class Representative ’48; Home Room Secretary ’49, ’51 ; Hockey Team ’49, ’50; Choir ’49, ’50; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’49, Mono¬ gram Club ’49, ’50, ’51. NANCY Y. VAUGHAN: Home Room President ’46; Latin Club ’47, ’48, ’49; Library Club ’47, ’48, ’49; Library Assistant ’49, ’50; “Blue and Gold” Staff ’48, ’49, ’50; Red Cross Represetative ’46, ’47, ’48; Red Cross Treasurer ’47, ’48; French Circle ’49, ’50; Board of Directors of Junior Class ’49, ’50; Assem¬ bly Squad ’48,’ 49; Class Representative ’51; Natio¬ nal Honor Society ’50, ’51 ; Madonna in Christmas Play ’50. DOROTHY WARTHAN: F. B. L. A. ’49, ’50, ’51; Softball Team ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Hockey Team ’48, ’49, ’50; Monogram Club ’50, ’51. EDNA FAY WATERS: Red Cross Representative’47; Choir ’47, ’48, ’50, ’51. ADELIA WEAVER: French Circle ’49, ’50, ’51; French Circle Treasurer ’51 ; Dramatic Club ’49, ’50; Science Club ’50, ’51. STANLEY WELLINGTON : Class Representative’46; Assistant Manager of Basketball Team ’48; Junior Varsity Football ’49; Track Team ’50, ’51; Varsity Football Team ’50. GERALDINE WHITLOCK: Dramatic Club ’47, ’48, ’49; F. H. A. ’46, ’47; F. B. L. A. ’49, ’50. ELTGENE WILKES: Band ’46, ’47, ’48; Home Room President ’48; Juni or Varsity Football ’48, ’49; Var¬ sity Football ' 50; Baseball Manager ’49. MILDRED WILLIAMSON: Traffic Squad ’47, ’48; Home Room President ’48; Home Room Represent¬ ative ’49; Secretarv of F. B. L. A. ’50; F B L A ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51. SALLY WILSON : Dramatic Club ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49 ’50 ’51; Latin Club ’47, ’48, ’49; Choir ’46, ’48, ’50, ’51; hrench Circle ’49, ' 50, ’51; Secretary of French Cir¬ cle ’49; Vice-President of French Circle ’51; Red Cross Representative; “Kaleidoscope” Staff ’50, ’51. JACK YEAGER: “Blue and Gold” Staff ’47, ’48 ’49 ’50, ’51; Band, ’47, ’48, ’49; Choir ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Latin Club 47, 48, 49; Dramatic Club ’48, ’49; Assembly Pianist ’49, ’50, ’51 ; Business Manager of the “Ka¬ leidoscope”. Pi -Thi {• . 7 7).; WA ( . 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BUCHANAN DRINK IN BOTTLES ooOoo Petersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Works 1417-1427 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT ' S STORES KENT ' S Petersburg, Virginia ooOoo Dependable Furniture Since 1897 COMPLIMENTS OF HUGHES Cleaning and Dye Works Hopewell’s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HAROLD ' S THE Women’s Apparel F. W. WOOLWORTH ooOoo COMPANY 231 East Broadway ooOoo Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia TED CLARKE ' S COMPLIMENTS AUTO SERVICE OF Texaco Petroleum Products Sporting Goods—Johnson Motors PHIL ' S Fishing Tackle ooOoo PHONE 590 “Where Everybody Hopewell, Virginia Saves” COMPLIMENTS OF Peoples Life Insurance Co. of Washington, D. C. Represented in Hopewell By G. E. Olive, Jr., R. E. Moon, and G. M. Vaiden Phone 2671 Phone 4035 Phone 3390 Party and Banquet Room ARNETTES DRIVE IN RESTAURANT “Home of Good Food” BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER Air Conditioned U. S. Route 1 and 301, Colonial Heights W. T. GRANT KNOWN FOR VALUES 00O00 Hopewell, Virginia ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY Mallory Hats.Jarman Shoes Interwoven Sox PHONE 2685 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS 209 E. Broadway.Hopewell PHONE 2200 REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service 217 Broadway.Hopewell, Va. PHONE 2333 COMPLIMENTS O F PURSELL WHE ALTON Paints.Hardware.Houseware Toys 106 Main Street Phone 4100 Hopewell, Virginia Baby Chicks—Virginia U. S. Approved—Pullorum Clean BIRCHETT’S HATCHERY Phone 4921 Petersburg-Hopewell Highway COLEMAN CAB CO. All Cabs Equipped With 2 Way Radio ocOOo DIAL HOPEWELL 640 COMPLIMENTS OF R. H. JOEL Reliable Jeweler DIAMONDS — WATCHES SILVERWARE Phone 2848 223 Broadway Hopewell, Va. FO RD INSURANCE AGENCY ooOoo 223 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF THE GLOBE SHOE STORE 201 Main Street Phone 866 ; COMPLIMENTS OE WEST END STATION 15tli and Buren Streets Latex Equipment in Lubrication PHONE 3388 KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Food Shopping Delivery Service PHONE 2343 708 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Phone 3251 219 Broadway CAROLYN SHOP 00O00 “There Is A Distinctive Charm To Every Carolyn Frock” 00O00 HOPEWELL.VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF CONTINENTAL CAN CO, INC Hummel-Ross Division 00OO0 Hopewell, Virginia POWER ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Luncheons and Fountain Service 242 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia “Everything For The Office” Also Artist And Drawing Materials POWELL - COLE STATIONERY CO.. INC. 141 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia CHESTERFIELD HOTEL DINING ROOM HOME COOKED MEALS THAT WILL PLEASE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Corner Broadway Hopewell Streets IRVINE CO. Distributors Chrysler—Air-temperature ! In Hopewell In Petersburg 610 W. Broadway 102 Bollingbrook St. Phone 3189 Phone 6368 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS MUNICIPAL OF AUTO SERVICE HOPEWELL QUICK MOBILGAS LUNCH Dial 2912 Poythress and Hopewell St. Main Street and Randolph Road Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CITY HALL BARBER “Bob Akers Motor Co. Sales STUDEBAKER Service SHOP “The house behind the ear” 217 Main Street PHONE 766 Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Appomattox Realty Corporation 00O00 212 North Main Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF lones Woodworking Company ooOOo 424 South 15th Ave. Phone 3535 Hamilton ' s Texaco COMPLIMENTS Service Petersburg-Hopewell Road R.F.D. 1 OF THE BEE HIVE 24 Hour Road Service 512 North 6th Ave. Day Phone Night Phone 3690 4678 “IT here All The Young Folks Meet ” G. G. PASTRY SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS PIES, ROLLS and PASTRIES OF FRESH DAILY SQUIRT BOTTLING “Decorated Cakes a Specialty” COMPANY 254 East Broadway Phone 2079 BOTTLERS OF SPARKIE Hopewell, Virginia ORANGE AND GRAPE GEORGE S DRUG STORES Number 1 Number 2 Phone 2370 Phone 676 Broadway and Hopewell Sts. Broadway and Main Sts. Repairing and Tuning Pianos Bought and Sold HALL PIANO HOSPITAL 201 Hopewell Street MEMBER American Society Piano Technicians Phone 3911 Hopewell, Va. TIPPETT ' S SHOE STORE 00O00 116 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia FOR THE FINEST IN REFRESHMENT IT’S DAIRY QUEEN COMPLIMENTS OF PETERSBURG - HOPEWELL BUS LINES ooOoo Main Office Phone 4707 Petersburg, Virginia BEST WISHES TO THE COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF ' 51 The Faculty And Entire Student Body of HUNTER LEE TEXACO SERVICE PHONE 674 HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL from WHAP 15th Ave. and City Pt. Rd. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RED FRONT MEAT MARKET Finlayson Laundry Dry Cleaners PHONE 2495 “One Call Does All ” DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY ; 218 Hopewell Street Dial Hopewell 577 Hopewell . Virginia 220 E. Poythress, Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS HOPEWELL SUPPLY CO. 256 East Broadway OF DIAL 722 SEAR ' S P aint.Hardware SHOE STORE Wallpaper HOT POINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF CAR TERMINAL SYLVIA RESTAURANT HAT SHOP South Main Street ooOoo Hopewell, Virginia Petersburg . Virginia COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY F. W. PHIPPS. JR. DODGE PLYMOUTH PHONE 2000 LIBBY ' S DONUT SHOP McLaughlin florist 216 S. 13th Ave. Member of FTDA Where Taste Will Tell We Wire Flowers Anywhere Do Wedding Work, Funeral Work Arrangementsof All Kinds Phone Day or Night 3004 JOHNNY ZAK ' S COMPLIMENTS Gull Service Station OF City Point Rd. Seventh St. Hopewell, Va. BOND BREAD “It’s Homogenized” Phone 701 E. L. LEE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF CONEY ISLAND GRILL HERETICK FEED SEED 102 E. Broadway STORES Phone 2965 Hopewell, Va. Hopewell, Va. Petersburg, Va. Southside Virginia’s Largest Used Car Dealer Zehmer Motor Sales 1410 City Point Road Hopewell, Va. S. 0. Zehmer Phones: 833 832 A. T. PINER 1 General Contractor 1 Specializing in 1 Building of Modern Popular Priced Homes I 300 S. 12th Ave. Phone 2453 Hopewell, Virginia 1 Woodlawn Camera Shop Direct Dealer for Argus—Ansco—Keystone Photographic Supplies ! Photo Finishing—Enlarging Woodlawn 661 Hopewell 3971 PARTIN OIL CO. KEROSENE—HEATING OIL AND ACCESSORIES B. W. Partin, Prop. P. 0. Box 690 1 Hopewell, Va. 1 Phone 2838 1 COMPLIMENTS OF GATES COAL CO. ooOoo FUEL OIL—STOVES—COAL COMPLIMENTS OF C. A. FAYED GROCERY PHONE 2865 Specializing in Poultry 501 North 7th Street 1 Hopewell, Virginia For Fun and Food That’s Good Dine and Dance at LAKEWOOD ooOOo Phone 4300 Hopewell, Va. Hopewell Iron Steel Corp. South 6th Avenue j Hopewell, Virginia I IRON RAGS RUBBER METAL COMPLIMENTS OF Western Auto Assoc. ROBERTSON ' S AMOCO STATION Gas, Oil, Lubrication, and Accessories Tires and Batteries Store 242 E. Broadway Phone 3410 Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances 15th and City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Auto Accessories Parts Builders Supply Co. of Hopewell Incorporated Prince George Cleaners Home of Unexcelled Cleaning Manufacturers and Dealers Phone 3919 “Everything to Build W ith” City Point Road and Ninth Ave. Phone 615 Hopewell, Va. 204 Cawson St. Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS NICKELL CASH OF COAL CO. MARKS CLOTHING CO. First Over For Men and Boys Randolph Crossing 00OO0 PHONE 605 Hopewell Virginia Hopewell, Virginia JEFF ' S PLACE Delicious Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Sandwiches of All Kinds Ice Cream Frozen Custards COMPLIMENTS OF BUSY BEE BARBECUE 1204 City Point Road “Where Friends Meet” Hopewell, Virginia Jeffrey Basile, Owner KENWOOD HEIGHTS GET THE BEST GET COMPLIMENTS OF COOPER CONSTRUCTION CO. 1404 City Point Rd. PHONE 3666 Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF JULIUS PLACE Television and Refreshments ocOoo Hopewell, Va. Main Office Petersburg, Virginia RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK STORE for your Personal and Household Needs “The Fashion Center of Southside Virginia” KING BROTHERS All the Local News Electrical, Household, Glass in Supplies The Hopewell News 00O00 00O00 101 N. Main St.Phone 3344 Better Printing and Engraving Hopewell, Virginia School Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF GARFINKEL ' S COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCE GEORGE RESTAURANT COOK’S INC. Corner Broadway and Main Streets Hopewell.Virginia 00O00 Shop W here Your Dollar Buys Most ATKINSON FLORIST “One of Hopewell’s Oldest Florists” FLOWERS For All Occasions Flowers Wired Anywhere Twenty Four Hour Service PHONE 634 246 E. Broadway, Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF BAXTER OPTICAL CO. INC. Two Stores To Serve You 105 Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 111 E. Broadway, Hopewell, Va. Air-Conditioned Throughout For Your Comfort AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY or NIGHT SHANKO FUNERAL HOME 214 N. 6th Avenue Phone 2068 or 628 Hopewell, Virginia Keith-Alien Clothing Co. 102 Broadway MENS and BOYS CLOTHING Phone 794 Hyman Marks Joe C. Marks COMPLIMENTS OF CELANESE CORPORATION OF AMERICA ooOoo Hopewell, Virginia ) T ears of experience have taught us! Printing Pays Us Only When It Pays You! McClure Printing Company THE RUNNELS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS.FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 5-9312 Staunton, Virginia Sometimes it is the nature of a craft to create an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press¬ man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of d camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer’s ink, symboli¬ cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert¬ ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. AUTOGRAPHS i M£ : f m PA !• •? ' ? £r, 4 tv A? ri fr l| 1 ;. .- i ‘ ‘ - . « . j