Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

•fswfr. • Of . ■ m ' 1 K. ■� ■ The KALEIDOSCOPE Volume XXXII Published by The Senior Class °f Hopewell High School Hopewell. Virginia 1957 For those who know her not No words can paint, And those who know her Know all words are faint. Dedication For her guidance and wisdom at the most confused mo¬ ments of our lives, for having true strength when we needed her strength, for devotion and dedication to the finest princi¬ ples in life, we, the graduating class of 1957 dedicate, this, our KALEIDOSCOPE, to MARY HELEN BURCH with the full realization that any success which may be ours in years to come may be credited largely to her shining ex¬ ample. Foreword Class of ’57 The years passed so swiftly as you ascended the stairways of learning, and each mem¬ ory becomes more and more a part of you as the years progress. A smile, a word, a fleeting glance - all of these revolve around the thoughts of Hopewell High School. To make these pictures more clear, we, The KALEIDOSCOPE Staff, have tried to capture those moments for you. Each sincere effort of ours has been made with the hope that these cherished thoughts will be yours to keep throughout the years to come. Miss Kaleidoscope ' 57 Priscilla Jane Hardy ADMINISTRATION ALFRED SAMUEL CURTIS Principal of Hopewell High School CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH Superintendent of Schools FREDERIC DOEG General Supervisor Administration LILLIAN MALONE BURCH Assistant Principal, Girls ' Counselor PETER IRBY LEADBETTER Assistant Principal, School Treasurer ALTON LESLIE CRIST Boys ' Counselor FACULTY MAE ANDREWS Chemistry Geometry ELSIE ATKINS Office Training Transcription VELVIE BEANE English MAUDE BELL Latin HELEN BURCH English LILLIAN BURCH Government AUDREY CHAMBLISS French English ILETA CLEEK English HAROLD COPELAND ALTON CRIST General Business Speech Distributive Education Faculty BILLY DEANS JOHN DELK EDYTHE DURIE Physical Education Science Science Mathematics Physics AUDREY ELIADES English ELIZABETH FURR Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Algebra Trigonometry 1 AZIELEE GEORGE Typing Shorthand HUGH HUMPHREYS Art FANNY GILLIAM English Latin PETER I. LEADBETTER Algebra ELIZABETH GLASS Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping KATHREN LEADBETTER History FORREST GLASS ETHEL HOSKINS Physical Education Mathematics Science JAMES W. MADREN Mathematics Science MARJORIE MADREN Mathematics Science Faculty EUNICE McCALL WILLIAM MERNER Science Bookkeeping Physical Education ROBERT MYERS Band Choir EVELYN NYE Social Studies History DONNA C. ORR Home Economics English GEORGE ORR Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts EMMA PACELLA English Social Studies WILLIAM PEGRAM General Business NADIA PHILLIPS Government Algebra LUCY PRITCHARD Mathematics ETHEL ROGERS Home Economics LOIS RYNALDO Biology Algebra CATHERINE SHEALLY Librarian ELEANOR SWEETLAND RUBY TAYLOR Physical Education Mathematics Science Faculty MALVIN UTLEYE DELORES WEBB FREDERICK WOEHR Diversified Occupations Physical Education Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing MARY LOU COPELAND Office Secretary EDNA NICHOLS Dietician SENIORS OZELL EDWARD ARD Ed Elective Absent in body, but present in spirit. FREDDY HAROLD ASHTON Freddy Elective He is a part of all that he has met. SHIRLEY FRANCES AUEN Shirley Commercial Woman is like the reed which bends to every breeze, but breaks not in the tempest. JOHN HOWARD BADER Jack Elective The only way to have a friend is to be one. HUBERT RAY BAKER Honkey Elective Men of few words are the best men. MALCOLM EARL BAKER Malcolm Elective A light heart lives long. MARIE VIRGINIA BLAHA Marie Commer cial To know how to wait, is the great secret of suc¬ cess. JOAN CAROL BOOTH Joan Commercial Originality is simply a pair of fresh eyes. SHELBY DEAN BOLLING Shelby Commercial She who is most slow in making a promise is the most faithful in its performance. DOROTHY BORUM Dottie Commercial A smile is the whisper of a laugh. JACQUELENE AYDEN BREWSTER Jackie Elective The sweetest of all sounds is that of the voice of the girl we love. JOAN GAIL BRYANT Joan Commercial A blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient. ” EVELYN LOUISE BURT Evy” Elective Life has no blessing like a faithful friend. ROBERT EARNEST BURTON Bobby Elective If girls interfere with your work, quit work. ROSILAND FAYE BUSH Rosiland Academic Of all earthly music, that which reaches farthest into heaven is the beating of a truly loving heart. LARRY REYNOLDS BUTTERWORTH Larry Scientific ' Tis good will makes intelligence. r� mm • MARGARET ANNE BUYALOS Mar Commercial Dynamite comes in small packages. GORDON HOWARD CABINESS Gordon Scientific Friendly to all, hostile to none; Always jolly and full of fun. SAMUEL MEREDITH CARMACK Sam Scientific ” His thoughts and his conduct are his own. ' CORA VIOLET CASEY Cora Commercial In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. JAMES ARRINGTON COLEMAN Jimmy Elective He is a very perfect, gentle Knight. RALPH LA VERNE COLLINS Ralph Elective Blesses his stars, and thinks them a luxury. MYRA ANNETTE CROWE Annette Commercial Never an idle moment, but thrifty and thought ful of others. ” SHIRLEY CRUTCHFIELD Shirley” Commercial Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. MARIAN AUDREY CUDDIHY Cud Commercial No one knows like a woman how to say things which are at once gentle and deep. DENNIS WADE CURTIS Dennis Scientific The silent countenance often speaks. RENA MAE DALBY Rena Elective Those who say the least are often the wisest.” ANITA PAGE DAVIS Pete Academic It is not enough to have great qualities, we must also have the management of them. CLEON IRA DEANER Cleon Scientific I like work, I could sit and watch for hours. MARGARET ELLEN DENMAN Margaret Scientific Allured to brighter worlds and led the way.” PAULINE CHRIS DOUKAS Polly Academic Sincerity is her middle name. LEWIS WILLIAM DRAKE Billy Elective To the Stars through difficulties. i WALLACE SHARON EDWARDS Sharon Scientific From little spark may burst a great flame. BARBARA LILLIAN EGERTON Eggie Academic Talent is power, tact is skill. ROBERTA GORDON ELDER Bobbie Elective Truth makes the face of that person shine who speaks and owns it. ” GAIL HOPE ELLIS Gail” Commercial Her wit was more than man, her innocence a child. MAURICE GUY ELMORE Maurice Elective I am sure, care’s an enemy to life. DONALD JAMES FINLEY Don Scientific I don ' t believe in principle, But oh, I do in in¬ terest. EUGENE HARVEY FRINK Gene Elective Variety ' s the very spice of life. That gives it all its flavor. JOYCE ANN GARRETT Joyce Elective An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. NICKOLAS EPPERSON GASKINS Nicky Scientific Silence is the element in which great things fash¬ ion themselves together. ROBERT WAYNE GEORGE Bobby Elective Deeds, not words. DAVID TROY GIBBS Gibbie Elective Happy am I, from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all content like me? MILTON RYLAND GLEASON Doug” Elective A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. ELAINE MARGARET GRAMMER Elaine Commercial Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an ex¬ cellent thing in woman. JAN PIERCE GRIFFIN Jan Elective Everything great is not always good, but all good things are great. ” PATRICIA CARROLL GRIFFIN Patsy Commercial The mirror of all courtesy. LEVI ALFRED HALL Levi Elective Strong reasons make strong actions. PRISCILLA JANE HARDY Prissy Commercial Two studies she likes best of all. The hearts of boys and basketball. ROSALIE ELIZABETH HARRIS Rosalie Elective Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye. EDWARD ELEY HEFFINGTON Eddie Elective Oh, there is something in that voice that reaches the innermost recesses of my spirit. ” JAMES HAMILTON HENING Jimmy” Scientific Every inch a king. JOHN THOMAS HENRY Tommy” Scientific Courage from hearts and not from numbers grows. OTTO ALLEN HOLDEN, JR, Allen Elective Thou living ray of intellectual fire. MELVIN AUGUST HORN ' Melvin Elective Bashful sincerity and comely love. WILEY FRANKLIN HOUSER Wally” Elective In peace there ' s nothing so becomes a man, as modest stillness and humility. CHARLES EDWARD HUTTON Charlie Elective Of manners gentle, of affections mild; in wit a man; simplicity, a child. GEORGE SEBERN JACOBS George Elective Patience and Gentleness is Power. EDWARD AUSTIN JERNIGAN Edward Elective Self reverence, self knowledge, self control. JOYCE ANNETTE KINSLAND Joyce Commercial An effort made for the happiness of others lifts above ourselves. DAVID JAMES KIRKSEY David Scientific Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. WILLIAM PAUL KOREN Willie Elective The God approves the depth, not the tumults of the soul. BEVERLY RANDOLPH LEE Beverly Elective It is circumstances which show what men are. LENARD GENE LESLIE Winkie Elective Every man should measure himself by his own standard. OWEN AKERS LESTER Owen Scientific And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. MARTHA MASON LOWE Martha Elective Fairest and best adorned is she, Whose clothing is humility. ” FLOYD WAYNE LUTHER Wayne Elective Too low they build, who build below the skies. JAMES LASLIE MADDUX, JR. Jimmy Elective A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. GEORGE WALLACE MAHANEY George Scientific A good disposition is more valuable than gold. CAROL JEAN MANIERI Carol Commercial I would help others out of a fellow feeling. JOHN RICHARD MARSHALL Dickie Elective The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. ANNE BROWNLEY McALUSTER Anne Academic For nature made her what she is, and never made another. KENNETH JAMES McKNIGHT Mac Elective Life is a long lesson in humility. MANUEL JOHN MELOTAKIS Manuel Elective The spirits of just men made perfect. JAMES EARL MILES James Elective A joke ' s a very serious thing. ALICE JUANITA MILLER Juanita Commercial No star ever rose or set without influence some¬ where. CLARENCE ELBERT MITCHELL JR. Clarence Scientific Genius is only patience. MARVIN JOSEPH NEAL Bubba Scientific Pure friendship is something which men of an in¬ ferior intellect can never taste. DAVID EMMONS NEWKIRK David Elective He thought as a sage, though he felt as a man. STERLING McCOY NICHOLS Stick Scientific Short is my date, but deathless my renown. KENNETH WILSON NYE Kenny Scientific The secret of success is constancy of purpose. RUDOLPH WADE PARKERSON Rudy Elective God is with those who persevere. ALLAN LEIGH PATE Allan Elective Fearless hearts climb soonest unto crowns. EARLENE PAIGE PENTECOST Earlene Elective The heart to conceive, the understanding to di¬ rect and the hand to execute. NORMA LEE PHILLIPS Norma Elective Exactness in little duties is a wonderful source of cheerfulness. BOBBY GENE PINER Bobby Elective The wisdom of many, and the wit of one. PATRICIA ROSS PITTMAN Trisha Scientific Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. CAROL JACQUELYN PRICE Jackie Commercial Women have more heart and more imagination than men. TRAVIS WESSVILLE QUICK Travis” Elective The greatest truths are the simplest: and so are the greatest men. ” LINDA LEE QUINN Quinn” Commercial Great floods have flown from simple sources. DAVID ALEXANDER ROBERTS Alex Scientific Forethought and prudence are the proper qualities of a leader. CAROLE MARGARET RICE Carole Commercial I have no parting sigh to give, so take my part¬ ing smile. WILLIAM SA MOLE Bill Elective The countenance is the portrait of the soul, and the eyes mark its intentions. MARTHA FAYE SCOTT Martha Commercial If you would create something, you must be some¬ thing. DORIS LOUISE SHERMAN Dukie Elective A tender heart, a will inflexible. DIANE WAYNE SMITH Diane Commercial A pretty girl is like a melody. MARIETTA MYRTIS SMITH Susie Commercial Our opportunities to do good are our talents. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH Billy” Elective Friendship is Love without his Wings. ■ ROBERT FRANKLIN SPIERS, JR. Robert Elective Patience is the art of hoping. BRENDA LOU STAFFORD Brenda Elective Friend more divine than all divinities. WALTER DOUGLAS STOKES Dougie” Elective The one thing in the world of value, is the active soul. ” VETA MARIE SUYES Veta Elective She is our friend who loves more than admires us, and would aid us in our great work. CARL ANDREW TALBERT Carl Elective The only way to have a friend is to be one. JAMES AMBLER TANNER James Elective It is fortune, not wisdom, that rules man slife. SHIRLEY MARIE TATUM Shirley Commercial The May of life blooms only once. ELIZABETH STUART TAYLOR Betty Elective There buds the promise of celestial worth. SHIRLEY ROSE TEMPLE Shirley Commercial A loving heart is the truest wisdom. TRUMAN HARWOOD TENCH Truman Scientific A man of hope and forward looking mind. JACK WADE THOMASSON Jack Elective Great thoughts, like great deeds need no trum¬ pet. «« ETHEL ANN THOMPSON Ann Elective Either I will find a way, or I will make one. MARY ZEH THOMPSON Mary Elective The busy have no time for tears. RALPH THONER Ralph Scientific Discretion in speech is more than eloquence. JUDITH LANE WALDRON Judy Commercial Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. SIDNEY WHITLEY WALKER Sidney Commercial Shut up in measureless content. LENWOOD GIBSON WILDES Linwood Scientific True dignity is never gained by place, and never lost when honors are withdrawn. JACK LEE WILDERSON Jack Scientific High erected thoughts seated in a heart of cour¬ tesy. DORIS ANN WILSON Doris Elective To be, rather than to seem to be. LUCY JEFFRIES WILSON Lucy Academic It would talk; Lord, how it talked. MARY ROBERTA WILSON Roberta Elective The eyes have one language everywhere. WILLIAM KELLY WILSON Billy Elective Who makes quick use of the moment, is a genius of prudence. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Virginia Perry, Treasurer; Dan Stevens, President; Nancy Gankakis, Secretary; Sammy Torrence, Vice President. BUNNY ARMSTRONG SCOTTY BARKSDALE WAYNE BEASLEY EVELYN BECKHAM EDITH BLACKWELL RACHEL BOLLINGER DAVID BONNER RAY BOONE DAVID BORUM DELORES BOWDEN SUZANNE BRICKHOUSE EILEEN BROWDER JANET BRYANT BILLY BUTLER ROBERT BURGE LYDIA CARR BOBBY CARROLL CARROLL CASEY ELIZABETH CHAVIS EUGENE CHIARKY RONALD CHIARKY VIOLA CLARK TOMMY COE REB COLE WILLIAM COLEMAN SAMMY COLLINS CHARLIE CONGDON BARRON CONNELLY CLIFFTON CONNLEY TOMMY CREGGAR JIMMY CUDDIHY BARBARA DANIELS PAGE DAVIS CURTIS DENNIS NANCY DENSON BUTCH DRAKE RONNIE DRAPER LORETTA DUNBAR JOYCE EDWARDS CAROLYN ELLIOT ARNOLD ENGLAND NANCY GANKAKIS CAROLYN GATES TOMMY GAY BILL GOODWIN ELAINE GASS MARY HALKOS BETTY HAMMOND CAROLYN HANCHEY JOYCE HANCHEY RICHARD HANSER JEAN HARDY JEAN HARLOW MARGIE HARRIS ELDEN HARRISON EDITH HATCH SUZANNE HENDRICK BETTY HEPLER PHYLLIS HILL CHARLES HOOVER ANN HORNE ROGER HOLE GLORIA HUGHES SHIRLEY HUGHES PAGE HUNTER GARLAND HUTTON JUDY INGRAM EDDY JONES HOLLIS JACOBS HOWARD JONES PAUL KREYNUS SANDRA LANIER JIMMY LEET DON LEWIS JUDY LONG JEAN LOWDER JOHN MAGLOVSKY MARY MARLOWE CAROLYN MARSHALL DAVID McBROOM JOANN McDANIAL ROSEMARY McDANIEL SADIE MITCHELL KATE MOORE CHARLIE MORGAN VIRGINIA NICELY ELIZABETH NUNN BETTY OAKLEY MARTHA O’KENNON DENNIS ONDRA CARY PARKER WAYNE PACINE BARBARA PERRY VIRGINIA PERRY JEAN ROBINSON DAVID RACKLEY JOHN SAMKO CLARK SANGER DENNIS SAUNDERS CAROLYN SCHULZ SIDNEY SCOTT SANDRA SEELY LOUISE SHACKELFORD LINK SHANNON JOYCE SHELTON ELSIE SHEPPE GEORGE SINGER JUNE SMALLEY CHARLES SMITH MARIANNA SMITH SAMMY SMITH CAROLYN SOUTH ROBERTA SPIERS DAN STEVENS JUNE STOREY MELVIN SUYES MARY TADLOCK FRANCIS TAYLOR HONEY TILLER SAMMY TORRENCE LARIE WALLACE JERRY WALKER BILLY WELLS JOY WELLS INGRID WESTERHOLM TRUDY WILLIAMS CHRIS ZIMMERMAN SOPHIE ZEVGQLIS Melissa Aderholt Gladys Ashton Dale Baber Joan Bader Clidene Barnes Sandra Bell Jerry Blevins Eleanor Boettcher Robert Bonner Sylvia Bowe Hazel Brannon Spenser Briggs Alfred Brinkley Derrel Brockwell Richard Broyhill Bobby Butler Clarence Byard Clifton Connelly Penny Cook Pat Cox Jerry Crocker Linda Cuddihy Jimmy Dailey Frances Daniels Lucy Daniels Darlene Davis Dennis Deaner John Derski Bonnie Dewberry Connie Douglas Jerry Drake Linda Driggers Bill Elliot Charlie Ellis Sarah Ellis Maynard Elrod Lois England Harold English Helen Fiotakis Callie Foldesi Barbara Forehand Loretta Franz Diane Frazier Judy Frye Pat Furr Donnie Gould Gracie Graham Peggy Grosch Robert Harris Carol Harvey Gaynell Hatchell Marie Helder Locksley Hening Wayne Hipkins Phyllis Holder Anita Holt LeRoy Houser Larry Hoyle Judy Jackson Calvin Jacobs Dorothy Janis Betsy Johnson Carol Johnson Annette Jones Billy Kaleita Cathy Kennedy Sammy King William Kingery Linda Kuykendall Gailya Layne Barbara Leadbetter Douglas Lee Elizabeth Lee Vernon Lee Steve Legat Harry Lilly Buddy Lovelady Archie Martin Brenda Matthews Bobby Mayes Clara Mayes Wayne McLean Pam Minor Richard Moon George Mumford Audrey Nichols Mary Lou Morgan George Pate Charlotte Patterson Cecil Pippin Bobby Pittman Jean Race Nanette Ranier Franklin Reichart Linda Reynolds Delores Pickett Barbara Ritter Josie Rogers Robert Ross Richard Roth Ernest Rudolph Diane Seely Gene Shannon Johnny Shelton Mae Slusser Peggy Smith Harriet Sober Hazel Sober Don Sowers Christine Spiers Mary Nuel Swift Robert Swift Kittie Thomasson Harold Thorner Oscar Tomlin Jimmy Toner Joel Turner Stella Tsourounis Butch Walker Carolyn Walker Fannie Walker Betty Wallace David Warren Ronnie Wellington Donald Whitley Joyce Wiggins Billy Williamson Trent Wilson ! Bobby Antol Carolyn Ard Norma Armstrong David Ashworth Sandra Austin Faye Aycock Becky Backsley Larry Barker Janet Basile Jeanne Bear Gary Belcher Gilda Bernard Betty Bishop Glenda Bishop Pat Bjornes Ronnie Blaha Barbara Blaho Judy Bogardus Brenda Bollinger Bobby Brewster Thorton Brockwell Robert Brown Mary Allen Buren Norvelle Burrow Jerry Cabiness Alice Carlon Jessy Casey Donald Cawthon Mary Chaney Jane Crist Carolyn Compton Ted Constable Edmond Costle Ann Crutchfield Clyde Davis Mildred Davis Judy Dobler Nickie Doukas Annie Mae Drumheller Ronald Eades David Emondson Dixie Edwards Carol Elder Charolette Elder Larry Ellis Harold Elliott Judy Elliott Margie Elmore Sandra Ellis Lucy England Harrison Ewing Patsy Faris John Fleming Monte Fink Eleanor Fisher Bobby Frink Jerry Goodwin John Gordon Brenda Griffin Alton Gwaltney Doris Gunn Ronnie Hall Matthew Hanchey Rena Harris Peggy Hatchell Joyce Hayes Perry Hays Joey Hicks Harriet Hipkins Vance Holbert Jeanne Horner Linda Hughes Bobby Johnson Carroll Jones Edgar Jones Judy Jones Nancy Jones Paul Jones Pete Jones Richard Jones Donnie Keener Wayne Kirkland Myrtis King Bert Knapp Homer Krout Harold Lampman Nancy Lampman Linda Lee Franklin Lewis Linda Lewis Harriet Lindfors Kay Lipp Deems Lowder Mary Sue Lowe Frances Mazzei Frances McAllister Tommy McQuage Alice Meadows Billy Minchew Dan Minshew Brenda Mitchell Marilyn Monk Susie Moody Patsy Morris John Morton Sallie Murdy Betty Nementz Barbara Newton Bobby Newman Becky Noblin Bessie Norwood Bobby O ' Kennon Benny Owen Wayne Pate John Parkerson Benny Phelps Richard Phillips Jimmy Powers Bill Pritchard Pat Pruett Richard Puryear Janet Quick Alma Rackley Willie Reichart Cherrie Ricks Martin Robertson Loretta Rock John Royster Eddie Saleeby Diane Saunders Donnie Scarberry Marlin Schell Tommy Sharp William Shelton Donald Silvestro Frances Simpkins Vernon Slusser Nancy Smiley Joyce Smith Sandra Smith Hazel Sober Dennis Sparks Daphine Stanley David Stanley Carol Stevens Peggy Stocks Jerry Story Pat Story Jackie Stuart Diane Sumsky Joyce Sutton Carlton Suyes Judy Swift Terry Swift Dixie Swindell Johnny Tadlock Carolyn Taylor Barbara Tench Howard Thomas Carolyn Thompson Guy Tippet Douglas Tomlin Stanley Tomlin Richard Toney Richard Trigilio Kenny Updike Anne Vaiden Kathleen Vartanian Margaret Wallace Brenda Ward Donald WaTthon Maria Washburn Bertie Weaver Donald Weaver Kathleen Weaver Joe Webb Wayne Wellington Charlotte Westmoreland Karen Whipp Bryon Whitehead Alfred Whitaker David Whitley Charlotte Whiting Paul Whitmore Ann Woehn Martha Wright Donald Wyatt Louise Yeratt Annie Belle Yow i !l EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: Lillian Eastman; J. T. Ellis; Ann Dennis; Ann Divson. Second row: Cindy Dully; Alfred Dodson; Linda Davis; Fred Farmer; Linda Duff; Ronnie Daniels. Third row: Mrs. E. McCall; Wayne Dillan; Franklin Emerson; Velriee Ellis; Brenda Eidson; Nancy Davis; Almon English; Charlotte Daniels. Fourth row: Bobby Faris; Joan Day; Sammy Emory; Jay Dale; Larry Hays; Harry Jennings; Carole England; Jerry Evans. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Robert Sodomka; Sonia Thomas; Brenda Taylor; Janice Updike; Sandra Sturkey; Nicky Queen. Second row; Billy Tucker; Hilly Smith; Florence Talton; Gwendolyn Tudor; Tony Sadder; Ellen Tumes; Douglas Solyan. Third row: Miss E. Sutherland; Clifford Tones; Kay Titmus; Margaret Smith; Judy Thompson; Robert Spiers; Carol Stevens; Lou Thomas. Fourth row: Larry Silvestro; Margie Turpin; Edward Spiers; Robert Turner; Judy Thomas; Majorie Smith; Lillian Stokeley; Wayne Taylor. $ First row, left to right: Billy Butler; Patricia Cooper; Mary Brown; Betty Cotlin. Second row: Aubie Cooper; Gordon Cawthon; Carol Coldwell; Jaca Christian; Freddy Butler; Barbara Clement. Third row: Miss E. Hoskins; Betty Covoles; Jeanette Broyhill; Lewis Chambers; Ellen Curtis; Winnie Cox. Fourth row: Rex Burgess; Marilyn Bryant; David Burvey; Craig Connelly; Bessie Cocorikis; Richard Burvey. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Brenda Bailey; Buelah Brittle; Rose Bryant; Joyce Arvin. Second row: Sue Arvin; Mary Brinkley; Cecelia Anderton; Glen Ayock; Bruce Baker; Janice Brandewie; Teddy Antol. Third row: Mrs. W. Pritchard; Barbara Bishop; Janice Bentley; Pat Beasley; Milton Atkins; Allen Brown; Steven Belcher; John Bogardus. Fourth row: Gay Bollinger; Linda Elliotte; Betty Broughton; Jerry Blankenship; Mike Arron; Linwood Ackerman; Ralph Boone; Johnny Hankens. First row, left to right: Clair Treaster; Thurman Nichlos; Keith Taylor; David Bowe. Second row: Mrs. M. J. Pacella; Brenda Creech; Wayne Bedwell; Jean Moose; Carlton Warthan; Gerald Long. Third row: Bonnie West; Genny Diradour; Louis Griffin; Cecil North; Wayne Haskett; Nancy Harris. Fourth row: Doris Morgan; Cecil Mathews; Lee Johnson; Gerry Leech; Janet Duff; Fay Kingery. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Katherine Jacobs; Bernell Allen; Patricia Jones; Linda Hudson; Linda Keener. Second row: Mr. F. Posey; Ronnie Kain; Paige Holt; Steven Kreynus; Robert Heuther; Lloyd Jefferson Jr.; Kenny House. Third row: Carolyn Jo hnson; Barbara Jackson; Rudolph Jones; Harry Jones; Diane Jolly; Lorraine Jngram; Ronnie Jones. Fourth row: Charles Hughes; Diane Jolly; James Jones; Rosco Horne; Allen Jolly; Carol Jennings; Dorsey Howard. First row, left to right: Gilbert Gergory; Fran Gilliam; Lois Harris; Rudy Hecker; Ann Gage. Second row: Ward Greenlaw; Mary Glower; James Fulcher; LaCona Woltmon; Arthur Hepler; and Marshall Holden. Third row: Mr. Delk; Virginia Harris; Rebecca Hendricks; Sara Holden; Richard Graham; Ray Gentry; Barbara Gibbs. Fourth row: Linda Groom; Ronald Hichui; William Fulchur; David Fisher; Wayne Harper; Donna Hendricks; Carson Hagen. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Loretta Robinette; Geraldine Morri sson; Ann Smith; Howard Rackley; Charles Sale. Second row: Bruce Rayner; Carol Jean Sadler; Gary Piner; John Rasmussen; Larry Rayner; Diane Sharp, Phillip Powell. Third row: Mrs. G. R. Gilliam; Morris Riddle; John Sanger; Becky Shelby; Becky Sears; Dorothy Richman; John Shealby; Beth Rosenfield. Fourth row: Mary Mays; Wayne Piner; Peggy Rudolph; Travis Sawyer; Alma Reynolds; James Pierce; Gayle Reade. First row, left to right: Paul Kuykendall; Prudy Marshall, Judy Mathis; Betty Koren; Billy Loweder. Second row: John Kopalchick; Carl Mayes; Barbara Kinderman; Ernest Heighes; Tommy Klengelhoefer; Donald Marlowe. Third row: Mrs. F. Posey; Danny Legat; John Mason; Jimmy McDaniel; Dickie Lindfors; Brenda Lee; Benita Jo Lewis; Billy Lovelady. Fourth row: Charlie Lacks; Judy Lane; Pat McCutchan; Tommy Lifors; Barbara Lanier. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Michael Hughes; Elwood Whitlock; Irene Wagner; Patsy White; Lewis Williams; Bernard Warthan; Robert Williams. Second row: Richard Woo, John Wyatt; Evylen Weaver; Diane Wilson; Dreama Wrenn; Sharon Wells and Wayne Wallace. Third row: Mr. J. H. Ellerbe; Mary Ann Williamson; Barbara Whitley; Doris Webb; Marian Webb; Violet Woodard; Millard Veron; Judith Hartentt. Fourth row: Reggie Wobb, Carol Ann Williams; Rodney Ballard; Ronnie Yates; Jimmy Wingold; Clinton Watkins and Robert Williams. First row, left to right: Leslie Parr; Bobby Morgan; Tommy Parkerson; Nancy Nobles; Judy Moody; Mary Nuscher. Second row: Ann Parrish; Kathlene Newton; Tommy Neal; Mary Nicely; Maurice Nickols; and Richard Nisbith. Third row: Mrs. E. Nye; Judy McDiarmid; Doris Paterson; Mt. Vernon Marron; Francis Morris; Charles McCall; Sylvia Parr. Fourth row: Louis Parker; Dinah Moore; Dale Morris; Charles Newton; Buddy Mitchell; Larry Minter; Diane Pavlette. Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Earlene Forehand; Henry Sears; Millred Pippin; and Kay Wellington. Second row: Bernard Broder; Mary Tremelon; Dolores Palmer; Allen Creech; Garland Almarode. Third row: Mr. Storm; Mildred Clark; Betty Trueheart; Lucille Kirby; Geraldine Horner; Richard Schell; Charles Bennett. Fourth row: David Baker; Florence Crowder; David Boyette; Roy James; Anson Dunbar; Shirley Cizek; Wayne Morris. Eighth Grade Antics Homeroom 205 smiles after announcement was made that they were the eighth grade winners of the annual homeroom Christmas decoration competition. f ' - 11 ' mi I o ATHLETICS v. « js ' £ssm ' fi hjkPv® ft 1 ism mb ■ Jk i W t jfi 1 ijj M X ■ 1 i Vu 1 1 ■ VJ | rl B, lP 1 ■ H 111 - 7Mi i ' Tj ■ ■§ ■ r n iV’ ' rj| y jg fwn m • fm kc ■ • s|| K ’ T. ' First row, left to right: Coach Merner, Elden Harrison, David Whitley, Manager; George Singer, Derrell Brockwell, David Rackley, David Warren, Bill Samole, Eddie Jones, Butch Walker, Arnold England, Cary Parker, Alton Gwaltney, Manager; Tommy McQuage, Dennis Saunders. Second row: Coach Bill Pegram, Jimmy Toner, Ray Curtis, Roger Hale, Sammy Torrence, David Kirksey, Walter Brockwell, Managers: Millard Vernon, David Whitley. Jerry Walker, Sammy Olive, Freddie Ashton, Francis Taylor, William Koren, Harold Lampman, Coach Bill Deans. Third row: David Gibbs, Gene Shannon, Donald Silvestro, Larry Hoyle, Bill Elliott, Butch Drake, Clem Rawlings, Clifton Connelly, Bunny Armstrong, Jimmy Nichols, Archie Martin, Coach Forrest Glass. Coaches: Forrest Glass, End coach; Bill Pegram, Jayvee coach; Bill Merner, Head coach; Bill Deans, Line coach; George Orr, Assistant Jayvee coach. FREDDIE ASHTON Co-Captain Tackle Senior There’s My Name. JIMMY NICHOLS End Junior Hi Shorty. FRANCIS TAYLOR Quarterback Junior Trouble Brewing WALTER BROCKWELL Center Junior Where ' s the Food. WILLIAM KOREN End Senior Wrong Period Again SAMMY OLIVE Guard Junior Wait Till Next Year SAMMY TORRENCE Co-Captain Tackle Junior Singing the Blues RAY CURTIS Guard Junior She ' s Late Again. JERRY WALKER Halfback Junior My Friend HAROLD LAMPMAN Fullback Sophomore Who, Me Study? CLEM RAWLINGS Center Junior Over at Last DAVID KIRKSEY Guard Senior Yes, Hazel. No, Hazel. THE PLAYER; He lives clean and plays hard. He plays for the love of the game, he wins without boasting. He loses without excuses and he never quits. He respects officials and accepts their decisions without ques¬ tion. He never forgets that he represents his school. THE COACH: He inspires in his boys a love for the game and the desire to win. He teaches them that it is better to lose fairly than to win un¬ fairly. He teaches players and spectators to respect officials by setting them a good example. He is the type of man he wants his boys to be. First row, left to right: Bobby Burton, Robert Harris, Larry Hoyle, Francis Taylor, Calvin Jacobs, Sammy Torrence, George Mahaney, Shirley Setchel, Billy Wells, Link Shannon, Marvin Neal, Douglas Lee, Basketball Mr. Pegram has a hard time selecting the starting line-up for the Hermitage game. BOBBY BURTON Center SAMMY TORRENCE Guard LINK SHANNON Guard GEORGE MAHANEY Guard SHIRLEY S ETC HELL Forward FRANCIS TAYLOR Forward 11 I ' ¥ 1 L � 1 jm m m 1 ol 1 IP] F If P - JB 9 bl m 5 f 1 4 O -I 4 VH wMB 0% i ■ f 1 t ; , jfBESZ SS 2 m3 8 ! m ,122as . i ■� -B � 1 J First row, left to right: Stan Tomlin, Dick Smith, John Parkerson, Doug Lee, Charlie Lacks, John Royster, Bob Johnson, Tom Sharp, Maynard Elrod, Ed Saleeby. Second row: Dick Taylor, Joe Hicks, Nick Doukas, Bob Brewster, John Dereske, Tom Lindfors, Nor Burrow, Frank Reichart, Leroy Houser, Thornton Brockwell. Third row: Bill Kingery, Bill Skelton, Locksley Hening, Dennis Deaner, Donald Wyatt, Ralph Lewis, Bob Moore, Anson Dunbar, Don Warthan, Dick Nesbit. Fourth row: Doug Tomlin, Howard Thomas, Clif Toner, Allen Brown, Bud Mitchell, Vernon Slusser, Leslie Parr, Charles Hughes, Wayne Harper. Fifth row: Larry Sylvestro, Wayne Piner, Pete Jones, Charles McCall, Kenny Atkinson, Travis Sawyer, Carlton Warthan, Linwood Ackerman, Harry Jennings, Glenn Aycock. Sixth row: Coach George Orr, Manager Millard Vernon, Coach Bill Pegram. J. V. Football B Team Basketball First row, left to right: Bob Johnson, Bob Moore, Doug Lee, Norvell Burrow, Dale Baber. Second row: Bill Elliot, Bob Harris, Choke Hoyle, Calvin Jacobs, Stanley Tomlin. Third row: John Royster, Maynard Elrod, Tom Sharpe, Bob Brown, John Tadlock. Fourth row: Coach George Orr. ■M Baseball 1956 First row, left to right: Wibbie Cobb, Howard Elmore, co-captain. Second row: Kenneth King, Manager; Milton Gleason, Manuel Melotakis, Reb Cole, Ronnie Hutchinson, Rudy Lewis, Garland Hudson, Pat Furr, Wayne Harper, Manager. Third row: David Gibbs, Bobby Davis, Jerry Crocker, Don Parr, Billy Jones, Billy Mitchell, Coach Glass, Bobby Belk, Larry Butterworth, Winkie Leslie. Safe on third! m I First row, left to right: Sammy Torrence, Jimmy Nichols, Carl Weaver, Alex Halkos, Larry Abernathy, Bobby Howard, Jack Daniels, Jerry Drake, Billy Hoover, Gene Frink, Link Shannon. Second row: Truman Tench, Bobby Newman, David Kirksey, Gene Shannon, Eddie Jones, Charles Hutton, Jerry Walker, Alex Roberts, Byron Connelly, Larry Hoyle. Third row: William Koren, Norvell Burrow, Arnold England, Poochie Houser, Roger Hale, Bobby Carroll, James Leer, Gene Chairkey, Francis Taylor. Fourth row: Mr. J. E. McDowell, Joey Hicks, John Tadlock, Wayne Hipkins, Jimmy Hening, Joe Webb. Track 1956 Coach Bill McDowell and co-captains Bobby Howard and Larry Abernathy. Left to right: Nancy Denson, Sadie Mitchell, Viola Clark, Mary Allen, Joan Helder, Susie Smith, June Smalley, Mary Webb, Joan Bader, Prisy Hardy, Margaret Denman, Norma Phillips, Thelma Smith, Roberta Spires, Jeanie Airheart. Girls ? Varsity Basketball Co-captains MARGARET DENMAN PRISCILLA HARDY Have we got troubles! Coach DELORES WEBB I 1 ■ i Co-Captain PATTIE ROGERS Coach DELORES WEBB Co-Captain MARIAN PHILLIPS 1956 Varsity Softball First row, left to right: Pattie Rogers, Marian Phillips. Second row: Marie Helder, Mary Buren, Carol Elder, June Smalley, Roberta Spiers, Norma Phillips, Hilda Smith. Third row: Lana Wallace, Margaret Demnam, Shirley Lewis, Joan Helder, Viola Clark, Sue Powell, Miss Webb, Nancy Denson, Sadie Mitchell, Mary Thompson, Thelma Smith, Anne Thompson, Manager. First row, left to right: Joan Helder, Peggy Smith, Annie Drumheller, Viola Clark, Nancy Denson, Joan Bader. Second row: Monte Fink, Bobbie Elder, Carolyn South, Carol Elder, Priscilla Hardy, Norma Phillips, Rose McDaniels, Carolyn Scroback, Margaret Deman. Hockey Co-Captains Hockey Coach NORMA PHILLIPS and MISS DELORES WEBB PRISCILLA HARDY Victory is on the way for the Girls’ Hockey Team. H 5 jg fl : }Wfk r; m |s| I 4 1 i i mSr ] 0 1 5 j i I i First row, left to right: Dorothy Scroback, Peggy Grosh, Peggy Smith, Diane Seely, Annie Drunheller. Second row: Phyllis Holder, Josie Rogers, Bunny Quick, Carol Elder, Faye Aycock, Patsy Morris. Third row: Margie Turpin, Elizabeth Lee, Eleanor Fisher, Shirley Salsby, Janet Broyhill, Ellen Curtis. J. V. Basketball J. V. Hockey First row, left to right: Callie Foldesi, Sugar Boettcher, Elizabeth Lee, Nancy Jones, Barbara Forehand, Judy Dobler. Second row: Coach Mrs. Eleanor Sweetland, Betty Nemetz, Darlene Davis, Mary Buren, Linda Driggers, Martha O’Kennon, Thelma Smith. V a r s i t y JOYCE GARRETT EARLENE PENTECOST BETTY OAKLEY BETTY BISHOP PRISCILLA HARDY Cheer Left to right: Shirley Temple, Marianna Smith, Brenda Mathews, Kay Lipp, Betty Bishop, Betty Oakley, Earlene Pentecost, Joyce Garrett. Seated: Dottie Borum, Priscilla Hardy, Co-Captains. J a y v e e s BETSY JOHNSON PHYLLIS HILL DIANE FRAZIER JOY WELLS BETTY TAYLOR DOT TIE BORUM SHIRLEY TEMPLE MARINNA SMITH BRENDA MATHEWS KAY LIPP leaders Left to right: Joy Wells, Betsy Johnson, Diane Frazier, Phyllis Hill, Gar¬ land Hutton, Charlette Elder, Carolyn Marshall, Jeanette Tiller. Seated: Betty Taylor, Joyce Kinsland, Co-Captains. JOYCE KINSLAND GARLAND HUTTON CHARLOTTE ELDER CAROLYN MARSHALL JEANETTE TILLER First row, left to right: Sophie Zevgolis, Carroll Casey, Sandra Seely. Second row: Harold Thorner, Alfred Brinkley, David McBroom, John Tadlock, Ronnie Wellington, Billy Buttler, Larry Barker, Paul Kreymus. Third row: Wayne Pate, Wayne Kirkman, Dougie Tomland, Nauvell Burrow, Shere Ricks, Wayne Wellington, Bill Pritchard, Bessie Norwood, Dan Stevens, Allen Holden. Fourth row: Harry Ewing, Dan Menchew, Thorton Brockwell, Sponsor: MR. ROBERT MYERS i Wearing their attractive blue and gold uniforms this band may be seen faithfully at all football games and parades under the capable direction of our, new and wonderful, Mr. Rober t St. Clair Myers. Drum Major: CARROLL CASEY ■ %« Benny Owen, Diane Seely, Mary Allen Buren, Jane Crist, David Stanley, Nick Doukas. Fifth row: Butch Widerter, Richard Tony, Donhie Gould, Jimmy Cuddihy, Edmond Castle, Bowen Connelly, Jerry Cabniss, Robert Ross, Rudy Packerman, Sixth row: Betty Ross John¬ son, Linwodd Wilkes, William Williamson, Connie Allen. cq j 1 r .--. m L 1— First row, left to right: Betty Bishop, Elaine Hass, Marilyn Monk, Evelyne Burt, Jeanette Tiller, Jacque Brewster, Joyce Garrett, Carolyne Schulz, Charlotte Elder, Karen Whipp, Carolyn Hanchey, Page Hunter, Barbara Lead- better, Anita Holt. Second row: Patsy Faris, Clara Mayes, Linda Paris, Sidney Walker, Brenda Matthews, Linda Hughes, Peggy Grosh, Viola Clark, Barbara Egerton, Patsy Morris, Kitty Thomasson, Diane Frazier, Kate Moore, Penny Cook, Roberta Wilson, Lucy Wilson, Cathy Kennedy. Third row: Elizabeth Nunn, Daphne Stanley, Brenda Stafford, Norma Phillips, Linda Driggers, Frances McAllister, Edith Blackwell, Ann Thompson, Pam Minor, Hopewell High Anne McAllister, Peggy Smith, Diane Sumsky, Barbara Blaho, Hazel Brannon, Brenda Bollinger, Mary Halkos, Jenny Nicley, Kay Lipp. Fourth row: Matthew Lee, Perry Hayes, Morris Nichols, Bryan Whitehead, Robin Burge, Richard Phillips, Beverly Lee, Derrell Brockwell, David Ashworth, Dennis Ondra, Larry Hoyle, Rudy Parkerson, Fred Yockel, Jimmy Leet, Edgar Jones, Don Warthan, Billy Minchew, Leonard Leslie, Milton Gleason, Freddie Ashton, Gene Shannon. School Choir Seated, left to right: Doris Gunn, Joyce Sutton, Betty Nemetz, Linda Lewis, Barbara Daniels, Jean Harlowe, Susie Smith, Roberta Spires, Elaine Grammer, Lucy Daniels, Faye Acott, Gaynel Hatchel, Carolyn Gates. Standing, First row: Sandra Austin, Margie Elmore, Jean Lowder, Linda Groom, Sarah Walden, Ginnie Diara- dour, Bobbie Kindumn, Ronald Hanchey, Page Holt, Robert Williams, Rudy Hecker, Donna Hendrick, Lillian Eastman, Irene Wagner, Betty Koren, Fran Gilliam, Linda Keener. Second row: Thelma Smith, Janice Brand erwie, Bobbie Jackson, Peggy Roudolf, Charlotte James, John Parkinson, Dorothy Rickman, Paul Jones, Diane Jolly, Carol Jennings, Travis Sawyer, Nancy Harris, Ellen Curtis, Jeannette Broyhill. Library and Lab Assistants Lab Assistants find - too late - someone slipped in some CS . They are, left to right: Tommy Henry, Patricia Pittman, Sam Carmack, and Jack Wilkerson. First row, left to right: Betty Hepler, Garland Hutton, Martha Scott, Lucy Wilson. Second row: Patsy Faris, Judy Swift, Karen Whipp, Betsy Ross Jhonson, Joy Wells, Clark Sanger, Jean Hardy, Joyce Smith, Charlotte Westmorland. Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Southerland Editor: Martha Scott Officers, left to right: Betty Hepler, Assistant Editor; Garland Hutton, Sports Editor; Martha Scott, Editor- in-Chief; Lucy Wilson, Gossip Editor. President of Fall and Spring semesters, Wil¬ liam Koren and sponsor, Miss Lillian Burch. Student Government Fall semester council: First row, left to right: Elwood Whittlock, Sammy Olive, Bobbie Egerton, Judy Waldron, Shirley Temple, William Koren, Wayne Beasley, Betty Taylor, Sophia Zevgolis, Betsy Johnson. Second row: Mary Buren, Anne Woehr, Helen Zevgolis, Jane Christ, Sandra Austin, Linda Cuddihy, Glen Aycock, Lewis Williams, Fran Gilliam, Mary Swift, Clair Trester, Carole Stevens, Anne Parrish, Third row: Shirley Chezik, Peggy Rudolph, Charlie Smith, Charles Ellis, Nancy Gankakis, Tommy Linfore, Bobby Brewster, Deems Low- der, Hazel Brannon, Carole Stevens, Doris Gunn. a :: ' ■ r % I P w 4 j Jgf w | B I: ' ? - w l nnpi - Spring Semester Council: First row, left to right: Cookie Mazie, Faye Aycock, Pat Storey, Marylyn Monk, Mary Brinkley, Fran Gilliam, Lillian Gilliam, Anne Woehr. Second row: Edith Hatch, Shirley Crutchfield, Jimmy Hening, Trisha Pittman, Page Davis, William Koren, Sammy Olive, Lucy Wilson, Sophia Zevgolis, Emmie Beckham. Third row: Charles McCall, Bobby Antol, Bill Skelton, Charles Ellis, Cary Parker, Penny Cook, Lucy Daniels, Mary Swift, Jeannie Diadour, Diane Frazier, Brenda Matthews, Carole Stevens, Karl Maze. Fourth row: Shirley Chezik, Carol Jennins, Peggy Rudolph, Jeanette Broyhill. Fall Semester: Secretary, Shirley Temple and Vice President, Wayne Beasley. Spring Semester: Vice President, Sammy Olive and Secretary, Page Davis. Editorial Staff, left to right: Page Davis, Mrs. Audrey Eliades, Patricia Pittman, Earlene Pentecost, Polly Doukas and Jacque Brewster. Mrs. Elizabeth Furr and Mrs. Audrey Eliades, Sponsors, take a well deserved coffe break after a proofreading session. The work often seems unending for co-editors Patricia Pittman and Page Davis. Business Staff, left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Furr, Barbara Egerton, Doris Sherman, Joyce Garrett, Marvin Neal. Second row: Dennis Curtis, Tommy Henry, and Kenny Nye. Kaleidoscope Staff Business Manager Marvin Neal feels things closing in on him. At a briefing session last spring the Staff was informed of the task which lay ahead. First row, left to right: Patricia Pittman, Larry Butterworth, Page Davis, Margaret Denman. Second row: Sam¬ my Olive, Virginia Perry, Martha O’Kennon, Shirley Hughes, Nancy Gankakis, Sophie Zevgolis, Betty Hepler, and Scotty Barksdale. Honor Society Officers, left to right: Larry Butterworth, President; Patricia Pittman, Vice President; Page Davis, Secretary; Mrs. Velvie L. West Beane, Sponsor; and Scotty Barksdale, Treasurer. Seated, left to right, First row: Janet Basile, Frances McAllister, Annette Jones, Cathy Kennedy, Jean Race, Josie Rogers, Betsy Ross Johnson. Second row: Carolyn Elliott, Judy Smith, Dixie Edwards, Ann Woehr, Linda Hughes, Kathleen Weaver, Judy Bogardus, Karen Whipp. Third row: Mary A. Buren, Diane Seely, Darleen Davis, Richard Roth, Trent Wilson, Cary Parker, Harrison Ewing, Melissa Aderholt, Charlotte Elder, Mary Lou Morgan, Patsy Faris. Fourth row: Elizabeth Lee, Barbara Leadbetter, Christine Spiers, Mary Nuel Swift, Stella Tsourounis, Judy Dobler, Lucy England, Brenda Matthews, Joan Bader, Robert Ross, Richard Broyhill, Dale Baber, Kenny Nye. Latin Club President, Mary Nuel Swift V. V Vice President, Darlene Davis Secretary, Christine Spiers, Treasurer, Stella Tsourounis I l First row, left to right: Betty Hepler, Nancy Gankakis, Miss Audrey Chambliss, Polly Doukas, Lucy Wilson, Martha O ' Kennon. Second row: Daniel Stevens, Doris Sherman, Page Davis, Bobby Egerton, Carolyn Elliott, Mary Halkos, Jean Hardy. Le Cercle Francais Officers: Nancy Gankakis, Secretary; Polly Doukas, President; Lucy Wilson, Vice President; Dan Stevens, Sponsor: Miss Audrey Chambliss Treasurer. Mrs. Edythe Durie, sponsor, helps Charles Smith, president, and Sandra Seeley, secretary, to select a play for future production. Dramatic Club Front row, left to right: Judy Jones, Christine Spiers, Janet Basile, Kay Lipp, Phyllis Hill, Sandra Seeley, Sammy Olive. Second row: Carolyn Schulz, Karen Whipp, Mary Swift, Jean Harlow, Patsy Faris, Judy Swift, Ann Woehr, Jean Lowder, Bobby Pittman, Richard Roth. Third row: Johnny Morton, Mary Lou Morgan, Mrs. Edythe Durie, Judy Ingram, Don Johnson. Fourth row: Charles Smith, Dan Stevens, John Royster, Ed Saleeby, Jack Wilkerson. r ' Sf 1 pi P f. | ul jgp 1 - i «cl bh F - ? mgk Qp | - jLT r iflpii fek ? m ' . PI M ■ •� V X ' W [SI First row, left to right: Clara Mayes, Fannie May Walker, Bobby Pittman, Pam Minor, Richard Roth. Second row: Ernest Rudolph, Robert Ross, Linda Driggers, Elizabeth Lee, Anne McAllister, Jean Race, Cathy Kennedy. Science Club Officers, left to right: Fannie May Walker, Secretary; Bobby Pittman, President; Clara Mayes, Treasurer; Pam Minor, Vice President; Miss Lois Rynaldo, Sponsor; and Richard Roth, Program Chairman. OFFICERS, left to right: Wayne Paclne, secretary- treasurer; Larry Butterworth, president; Tommy Henry, vice president. Hi-Y Seated, on the first row, left to right: Clark Sanger, David Bonner, George Singer, Wayne Pacine. Second row: Bobby Pittman, Ralph Bonner, Tommy Henry, Larry Butterworth. Jfi- a - « ■ I Si V g fe, ■£ • « V Officers, First row, left to right: Edith Hatch, Presi¬ dent; Carolyn Schulz, Vice President; Melissa Ader- holt, Secretary; Nancy Denson, Treasurer; Anne McAllister, Chaplain; and Carolyn Elliott, Reporter. Tri-Hi- Y First row, left to right: Carolyn Elliott, Nancy Denson, Carolyn Schulz, Edith Hatch, Melissa Aderholt, Anne McAllister, Rachel Bollinger, Joy Wells. Second row: Diane Seeley, Betsy Johnson, Rose Mary McDaniels, Annette Jones, Kathy Kennedy, Barbara Perry, Darlene Davis, Frances McAllister, Elizabeth Lee, Mary Swift, Christine Spiers, Anita Holt, Josie Rogers. Third row: Viola Hall, Joan Bader, Sadie Mitchell, Barbara Ledbetter, Martha O ' Kennon, Margaret Denman. First row, left to right: Bobby Piner, Earlene Pentecost, Sam Collins. Second row: Bill Goodwin, Jesse Sharp. Third row: Wayne Luther, Travis Quick. Fourth row: Nathan Walker, Bill Drake. Fifth row: Bobby George. Sixth row: Douglas Stokes, Billy Wilson. Seventh row: John Burnett, Leonard Leslie. Eighth row: Howard El¬ more, Mr. M. Utleye, James Miles. Officers, left to right: Doug Stokes, President; Earlene Pentecost, Re¬ porter. Standing, left to right: Travis Quick, Vice President; Pat Furr, Treasurer; Wayne Luther, Chaplain. D. 0. Club Sponsor: Mr. M. M. Utleye Officers, left to right: Evelyn Burt, Secretary; Carl Talbert, President; Jimmy Coleman, Vice President. Standing: Ralph Collins, Treasurer; Jimmy Magee, Editor, Manager. D. E. Club Sponsor: Mr. S. H. Copeland First row, left to right: Suzanne Hendricks, Brenda Stafford, Evelyn Burt. Second row: Melvin Suyes, Spencer Briggs, Carl Talbert. Third row: Malcolm Baker, Richard Hanser, William Wingold. Fourth row: Reb Cole, Tommy Gay, Wiley Houser. Fifth row: George Jacobs, Ronnie Draper, Curtiss Dennis. Sixth row: William Koren, Jimmy Coleman, Jimmy Magee. Seventh row: Ronald Chiarkey, John Samko. First row, left to right: Janet Basile, Judy Swift, Kathleen Newton, Joyce Arvin, Betty Catlin, Alice Meadows. Second row: Barbara Perry, Pam Minor, Co-Sponsor, Mrs. Donna Orr; Brenda Stafford, Peggy Smith. Third row: Mary Brown, Sue Orvin, Ann Crutchfield, Sugar Boettcher, Arm Thompson, Elain Grammar, Eleanor Fisher, Judy Elliott, Barbara Blaho, Brenda Bollinger, Carolyn Gates, Brenda Griffin. F.H.A. Officers Seated, left to right: Secretary, Brenda Stafford; President, Pam Minor. Second row, standing: Treasurer, Peggy Smith; Vice President, Barbara Perry. Seated, left to right: Carole Rice, Mrs. E. Atkins, Barbara Daniels. Standing, left to right: Edith Blackwell, Jackie Price, Cora Casey, Loretta Dunbar, Mary Tadlock, Diane Smith. F.B.L.A. Mrs. Elsie Mae Atkins, Sponsor. Left to right: Cora Casey, Treasurer; Jackie Price, Reporter; Carole Rice, President; Mary Tadlock, Secretary; Barbara Danies, Vice President. Top: P. I. Leadbetter, Sponsor. Bottom, left to right: Freddie Ashton, Secretary; William Koren, President; Sammy Olive, Vice President. Boys ' Monogram Club First row, left to right: Millard Varnon, Joey Hicks, Alton Gwaltney, Robert Bonner. Second row: Clifton Connelly, Gene Frink, William Koren, Jimmie Hening, Roger Hale, Jimmy Nichols. Third row: Wayne Harper, Bill Samole, Link Shannon, Sammy Olive, David Kirksey, Milton Gleason. Fourth row: Clem Rawlings, Dennis Saunders, Walter Brockwell, Bunny Armstrong, Butch Drake, Bobby Burton. Fifth row: LeRoy Houser, Freddie Ashton, Jerry Walker, George Mahaney, David Gibbs, Sammy Torrence. Sixth row: Larry Hoyle, Cary Parker, Francis Taylor, Ray Curtis, Harold Lampman, David Whitley. I LULI I iwm. Senior Superlatives Most Intelligent Most Talkative Doris Sherman and George Mahaney Patricia Pittman and Larry Butterworth Best-Dressed Linda Quinn and Milton Gleason Biggest Loafers Bobby Egerton and Jimmy Hening Best Personality Page Davis and Gordon Cabiness Most Athletic Margaret Denman and Freddie Ashton Most Sincere Polly Doukas and Marvin Neal Most Likely to Succeed Page Davis and Sam Carmack Shirley Temple, Snow Queen, waves to the chilled but admiring crowd as she and Santa make the Junior Chamber of Commerce parade a success. Snow Queen Nativity Scene Mary.DIANE SMITH Joseph.MARVIN NEAL Wisemen.BOBBY BURTON GEORGE MAHANEY GORDON CABINASS ffiSm Senior Class Officers, left to right: Doug Stokes, Treasurer; Rena Dalby, Secretary; Bobby Burton, Vice President; Marvin Neal, President. WE WHISPER THAT SAD WORD, FAREWELL. r K jM 1 1 w Top Ten Students in the Class of ’57, seated in the order of their class standing. First row, left to right: Larry Butterworth, Margaret Denman, Patricia Pittman, Alex Roberts. Second row: Cleon Deanor, Clar¬ ence Mitchell, Page Davis, Anne,McAllister, Truman Tench, and Sam Carmack. Honor Students LARRY BUTTERWORTH, Valedictorian. MARGARET DENMAN, Salutatorian. ml j f Ill r)W Our Hero Ray Hash, our reliable photographer is a familiar sight in the halls of Hopewell High School. His cheer¬ ful smile and ready service make him a favorite of the annual staff. In appreciation for his faithful work, we name Ray Hash, The Hero of the 1957 KALEIDOSCOPE Staff. Sponsors Present: Recognition Award PAGE DAVIS There is but one virtue -- The eternal sacrifice of self. PATRICIA PITTMAN wm ■ ■ . The last bell has rung, and the halls are strangely quiet. We have turned the last leaf of our book and with it we close the covers of our high school journal. We, the Staff, present this KALEIDOSCOPE to you, the students of Hopewell High School, in behalf of the Class of ' 57, with the hope that the echoes of our voices will linger on in these halls through the pages of our book. If in reading it in years to come, it recaptures some of the memories of this year we have spent together, we will be happy in the realization that we have done job we were called upon to do. 24 Hour Ambulance Services Phone Ce 9-6377 GOULD FUNERAL HOME “Home of Personal Service” 214 North 6th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell’s Home for Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales - Service DUNNINGTON PIONEER MOTOR COMPANY, INC. FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hopewell, Virginia of Hopewell’s Oldest Auto Dealer Hopewell RESTAURANT Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Specializing in Sea Food and Steaks Open Every Day 5 A.M. Till 1 A.M. Sports Wear and Accessories Phone Ce 9-7926 107 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia PURSELL AND WHEALTON Paint - Hardware - Toys - Houseware Phone Ce 9-4100 106 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia WYATT’S FLORIST W SfJ “Say It With Flowers --Say It With Ours’’ They’re Always Fresher From WYATT’S Phone Ce 9-6392 Hopewell, Virginia Corner 6th and West Broadwav ! FRANK HOWERTON Jeweler - Optician Fine Watch Repairing 129 N. Main St. Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL MOTOR COMPANY 401 E. Broadway Ce 9-7842 Your Lincoln and Mercury Dealer STANDARD-JAMES, INC. “For Better Shoes’’ Petersburg, Virginia CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS Phone Ce 9-2200 209 East Broadway j Hopewell, Virginia HUGHES CLEANING AND DYE WORKS “Hopewell’s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant’’ The New SPERO’S ! “Your Store of Fashion’’ Sycamore and Washington Sts. ‘Petersburg, Va. ; Dhlt nV - SJ ' MamsAA- j||§l iStasC _ ESC-—-;—;115 N. SYCAMORE ST. CtTpETCRSBURG. VIRGINIA — KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Food Shopping 710 City Point Road Phone Ce 9-2393 Hopewell, Virginia JONES WOODWORKING 424-426 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 106 E. Broadway Phone Ce 9-2640 GEORGE’S DRUG STORES Number 1 Number 2 Phone CE 9-2370 Phone CE 9-7376 Broadway and Hopewell Streets Broadway and Main Streets JORDAN MOTORS, INC. Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Phone Re 2-8441 130 Bollingbrook St. Petersburg, Virginia A LAPEER IN AND SAUNDERS “Quality Furniture’’ 133-135 East Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia HOTEL DINING ROOM Corner Broadway and Hopewell Sts. Hopewell, Virginia Phones CE 9-2678 and 2936 We Specialize in Private Parties A Friendly Welcome Awaits You at THE BANK OE HOPEWELL Complete Banking Services 110 North Main Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For Shoes in Hopewell It’s THE GLOBE SHOE STORE Since 1928 Corner Main and Poythress Streets FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate 107 West Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-6333 KING BROTHERS Electrical Contracting Supplies Phone CE 9-3344 345 E. Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia H. P. HARRISON COMPANY INCORPORATED Petersburg, Virginia DOLSEY’S 2Z5 East Broadway Phone CE 9-3316 “A Pleasant Place to Shop” BIRCHETT’S HATCHERY Petersburg-Hopewell Rd. Phone Ce 9-4921 ADERHOLT’S HOPEWELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. B. F. Goodrich Distributor Motorola Television Sales and Service Phone Ce 9-5567 SOUTHSIDE CANDY COMPANY INCORPORATED Cigars - Novelties - Notions Candies of All Kinds Dial RE 2-7511 37 Bollingbrook St. Petersburg, Va. DRAKE AND LAMB INSURANCE AGENCY ‘‘It Pays” 102 W. Poythress St. ! Phone CE 9-6644 ATKINS-PHILLIPS INCORPORATED 241-43 East Broadway Phone Ce 9-2885 Fine Furniture Ice - Fuel Oil - Coal HOPEWELL ICE AND COAL CO. Main Office 425 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia H. C. TURNER AND SON Commerce Street Phone Ce 9-3007 Oxyo-Acetylene and Arc Welding Portable Machinery C ONG R AT t o Business and Editorial Staffs of the Kaleidoscope National Aniline Division Nitrogen Division CONTINENTAL CAN CON 1PANY All the News in SOWERS HARDWARE THE HOPEWELL NEWS 107 Main St. JORDAN BROS., INC. 123 1 2 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia RE 2-8441 Jewelers and Silversmiths China and Gifts R. M. HUNTER TEXACO SERVICE Phone Ce 9-7174 15th Avenue and City Point Road CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY Broadway at Randolph Road Phone Ce 9-2112 Hopewell, Virginia Phone Ce 9-3055 Main and Poythress St. Fishing Tackle Athletic Supplies Sports¬ wear Shoes Luggage Work Clothing Pants Hopewell, Va. TED CLARK’S SPORTING GOODS Johnson Motors Hopewell, Virginia Phone Ce 9-5590 RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Southside Virginia’s Most Complete Department Store Broadway and Main Hopewell, Virginia GATES FUEL CO. SYLVIA HAT SHOP Ce 9-7323 Petersburg, Virginia Fuel Oil - Stoves - Coal L Stationers Book Sellers T. S. BECKWITH AND CO., INC. Petersburg, Virginia Office Supplies Printers and Engravers “Old Reliable’’ PETERSBURG FURNITURE CO. Established 1887 OSCAR WINFIELD, President R. P. WINFIELD, Treasurer 100 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia R. H. JOEL Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Reliable Jeweler 223 Broadway Phone CE 9-2848 NICKELL CASH COAL CO. First Over Randolph Crossing Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-5605 W. T. GRANT Known for Values Hopewell, Virginia Pierre Spaulding PARKER’S SHOES Phone CE 9-5662 2Z1 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia American Gentlemen American Boy Building Materials J. W. ENOCHS Warehouse Located Randolph Road Plant Area Route No. 10 Phone CE 9-2664 MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO DEALER 259 E. Broadway Phone CE 9-5032 Hopewell, Virginia In Hopewell It’s VERGARA’S ROYAL CLEANERS AND TAILORS, INC. “Over a Quarter Century of Fine Cleaning’’ Quality Is Always Worth the Price HARRY K. FOWLE INSURANCE AGENCY WIKf “General Insurance’’ V Phone CE 9-6780 101 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia gAUTO 1 242 East Broadway LtSSOCIATEf Hopewell, Virginia RANDOLPH MEAT MARKET Phone Ce 9-6049 400 North 6th Street FINLAYSON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS “One Call Does All” Dial Ce 9-5577 220 East Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia HAROLD’S Women’s Apparel 231 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia KENT’S FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED “Dependable Furniture Since 1897“ Petersburg, Virginia Delicious Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Sandwiches - Ice Cream French Fries JEFF’S PLACE 1204 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia JEFFREY BASILE, Owner LONGEST BUICK, INC. Hopewell’s Buick Dealer New and Used Cars 915-21 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Southside Virginia’s Most Complete Department Store 132 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia C. F. LAUTERBACH’S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1877 112 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY “The Store for Dad and the Lad” -Botany Suits- -Mallory Hats - Jarman Shoes- -Van Heusen Shirts- Hopewell, Virginia Phone Ce 9-2685 SCOTT’S STORE Congratulations NICK AND STONEY “Everything for the Office” Also Artist and Drawing Materials POWELL-COLE STATIONERY CO., INC. RE 3-6571 11 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia G. F? G. C. Best Wishes CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN CORPORATION Petersburg, Virginia HEFFINGTON ’S LASTOVICA AND CO. Flowers for All Occasions Telegraph Delivery Service Funerals - Weddings - Cut Flowers Corsages - Potted Plants Office Phone Ce 9-7141 233 Broadway Home Phone Ce 9-2891 Hopewell, Va. Hopewell’s Manufacturing Jeweler Diamond Setting - Jewelry Repair 11 6 East Broadway Phone Ce 9-5701 BOGESE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Designers and Builders 15th Avenue at Elm Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone Ce 9-2375 STEVENS AND MACLIN HIGH FIDELITY PHONOGRAPHS RCA - Columbia - Webcor - Zenith JOHN E. NEMETZ, AGENCY Insurance of All Types 121 North Main Street Records 78 RPM - 33 1 3 RPM - 45 RPM Classical - Popular - Western 31 W. Washington RE 3-3201 Hopewell, Virginia Phone: Business Ce 9-6343 Residence Ce 9-7751 DAVIS CANDY COMPANY HOPEWELL QUICK LUNCH j Wholesale Tobacco and Confections ROY HOUSER Paper Goods 105 Fifteenth Avenue Phone Ce 9-2188 To the Graduates: Congratulations upon your educational achieve¬ ments. As you enter college or the business world, let us serve you banking needs. PAY BROYH11_1_ ' S “Your Friendly Ford Dealer’’ STATE PLANTERS Broadway to Poythress on Randolph BANK OF Hopewell, Virginia COMMERCE AND TRUSTS GLOBE DEPT. STORE, INC. LUBMAN’S Ladies’ - Men’s - Boys’ Exclusive Ready-to-Wear Clothing 233 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia RE 3-9731 Magazines and Newspapers RED FRONT MEAT MARKET REESE’S NEWS STORE Fountain Service Phone Ce 9-2495 218 Hopewell Street Phone Ce 9-2333 217 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia DRINK . . . TCADI-MAFK RIO. U. f. FAT. OFF IN BOTTLES PETERSBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. BUTTERVORTHS “Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers” Hopewell Colonial Heights HOWERTON AND WILLOUGHBY BENEFICIAL FINANCIERS Opticians and Jewelers Manager 7 North Sycamore Street Personal Finance COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia — ELMO’S BAR-B-QUE Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que Petersburg-Hopewell Highway Route 1 Hopewell, Virginia RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth Phone Ce 9-2000 VARSITY INN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF I HOPEWELL, INC. Manufacturers and Dealers “Everything to Build With” Phone Ce 9-6357 | City Point Road and 9th Avenue LUCK’S BEAUTY SALON AND BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shops Phone Ce 9-6750 250 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 1956 -- Hopewell “Blue Devils” 7 Petersburg “Crimson Waves” 6 JEWELRY 305 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia ‘{Quality Watch Repairs” Jewelry Appliances Watches Diamonds JIMMY BUCHANAN - (Watchmaker) 1955 Hopewell “Blue Devils 6 Petersburg “Crimson Waves” 0 54 38 0 53 20 0 52 7 0 51 44 0 50 35 13 49 26 18 Coach Merner’s Record Since Becoming Head Football Coach. JILTS Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 F rom Your Photographer 118 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia living! Today, private enterprise supplies more power to more people in more ways than ever before! That means more jobs, created by increased uses of electricity . . . more leisure, due to labor saving electrical equipment. So take a tip from Reddy: LIVE BETTER —ELECTRICALLY! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY MEMO TO: the girl who wants an interesting job You’ll find it at the telephone company, where there’s a variety of fascinating jobs for alert, capable young women who qualify. You’ll work in pleasant surroundings with many people about your own age .. . receive good pay while learning . . . get regular raises. And you don’t need any experience. Best of all, a telephone job is a satisfying job because you know you’re helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? THE CHESAPEAKE POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA GAMMA DELTA PSI WEST END ESSO SERVICE 15th and Buren Streets Hopewell, Virginia BOB BREWSTER AND JOHNNIE BALINT Managers and Proprietors Phone Ce 9-3388 OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCING i 1005 East Broadway . Phone CE 9-5526 I Faculty I Thelma Olaker r I Christine Parks Members of Dance Educators of America APPOMATTOX DRY CLEANERS Home of Good Dry Cleaning Phone CE 9-4264 206 Appomattox Street Opposite Patrick Copeland School CAROLE LANE 219 East Broadway Fashions of Distinction Best Wishes From THE KALEIDOSCOPE STAFFS LITHOGRAPHED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE