Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

vJf , v F. ■ W W ' jfcf • ' • ' •’•■■ W ‘ ‘ 9’ ' 9 ‘JwflBfr l tafig? Sis ' Iglll ligss PICATI FOREWORD In this year’s KALEIDOSCOPE, we have tried to capture some of the most interesting and inspiring stages of our school life. Each of the phases is one ray of light from our central source, Hopewell High School. As the name KALEIDOSCOPE signifies, our aca¬ demic life can be viewed in many different aspects, each one equally memorable in the years to come, May each one of you seek his own special mean ing and memories in these pages even as we have found joy and a sense of fulfillment in our work as Your editors, EDITORIAL STAFF Christine Spiers Mary Nuel Swift Darlene Davis _ Robert Pittman _ Betsy Ross Johnson Stella Tsourounis — _ Co-Edito _ Co-Edito Activities Edito Activities Edito _ Sports Edito _ Class Edito BUSINESS STAFF Ernest Rudolph Hazel Brannan Elizabeth Lee Josie Rogers Brenda Matthews Wayne Blanks Business Manage _ Class Edito _ Class Edito Log Edito Organizations Edito Photographe DEDICATION WILLIAM L. MERNER All through our days and years in Hopewell High, In every aspect of our lives at school, He taught us how to win and lose. The rules, Especially, he taught ivithout a sigh; Bestowed on us the will to win—at least to try. Therefore, to honor one whom we greatly appreciate, we the Senior Class of 1959 dedicate our KALEIDOSCOPE to WILLIAM L. MERNER. 5 CHARLES W. SMITH, B.S., M.A. Howard College College of William and Mary Duke University University of Virginia Superintendent of Schools F. CAROLL ALEXANDER, B.S., M.S. Richmond Professional Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute Principal FREDERIC DOEG, B.S., M.Ed. State College of Washington College of William and Mary General Supervisor LILLIAN M. BURCH, B.S., A.B. “Old” Sullins College College of William and Mary Assistant Principal Girls’ Counselor ALTON L. CRIST, B.A. University of Richmond Boys’ Counselor PETER I. LEADBETTER, A.B. Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia College of William and Mary School Treasurer LILA WIATT SINCLAIR, B.S., M.Ed. Longwood College University of Virginia Visiting Teacher 7 DEPARTMENT HEADS HERBERT A. BANNERMAN, B.S. Science Department RICHARD L. BOYER, B.A. Music Department M. HELEN BURCH, B.S. English Department AUDREY F. CHAMBLISS, B.A., M.A. Foreign Language Department ELIZABETH C. FURR, B.S. Mathematics Department AZIELEE K. GEORGE, B.S. Commercial Department FORREST A. GLASS, B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education Department KATHERINE E. LEADBETTER, B.S. Social Studies Department EDWARD A. LECKIE, B.S. Distributive Education Department WILLIAM L. MERNER, A.B., M.A. Athletic Department ETHEL B. ROGERS, B.S. Home Economics Department MALVIN M. UTLEYE, A.A., A.B. Diversified Occupations Department FACULTY M. ANDREWS H. BANNERMAN H. AGRELLA HELEN D. AGRELLA, B.A. Hyannis State Teachers’ College Lynchburg College University of Virginia English, World Geography MAE M. ANDREWS, A.B. Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Algebra, Plane Geometry HERBERT A. BANNERMAN, B.S. University of Washington Union College Chemistry, Physics, Algebra VELVIE W. BEANE B.A., M.A. East Texas State Teachers’ College Columbia University English IRENE S. BEAUCHAMP B.S. New York University Woman’s College of North Carolina R.P.I., V.P.I. University of Richmond Latin RICHARD L. BOYER B,A. Madison College Florida State University University of Virginia Band, Choir V. BEANE I. BEAUCHAMP R. BOYER H. BURCH A. CHAMBLISS T. CLARK M. HELEN BURCH B.S. Mary Washington College William and Mary College English AUDREY F. CHAMBLISS B.A., M.A. William and Mary College Columbia University University of Aix French, English THELMA G. CLARK B.S. Winthrop College Shorthand, Typing ALTON L. CRIST, B.A. University of Richmond English BILLY H. DEANS, B.S., M.Ed. East Carolina College University of North Carolina Physical Education PHYLLIS H. FARNSWORTH, B.A. Syracuse University English, Social Studies A. CRIST B. DEANS P. FARNSWORTH 9 FACULTY E. FURR A. GEORGE J- GIESE ELIZABETH C. FURR, B.S. East Carolina College Algebra, Plane Geometry Solid Geometry, Trigonometry AZIELEE K. GEORGE, B.S. Montreat College, R.P.I. Shorthand, Typing JUANITA B. GIESE Concord State Teachers’ College Science FANNY B. GILLIAM B.S. Longwood College English, Latin ELIZABETH H. GLASS B.S. Mary Washington College William and Mary College Bookkeeping Guidance FORREST A. GLASS B.S., M.Ed. Wake Forest College William and Mary College Physical Education BERNICE HERETICK A. B. Barry College Speech, English Social Studies ETHEL F. HOSKINS B. A. Cumberland College Carver School of Missions Union College Mathematics Science ANNE T. KITCHEN B.S. Longwood College Biology B. HERETICK KATHERINE E. LEADBETTER, B.S. Longwood College, R.P.I. United States History EDWARD A. LECKIE, B.S. Bryant College, V.P.I., R.P.I. Distributive Education General Business EUNICE G. McCALL, B.S. Blackstone College for Girls Madison College Science, Home Economics E. HOSKINS A. KITCHEN K. LEADBETTER E. LECKIE E. McCALL 10 FACULTY GEORGE L. McCULLEN, B.S. East Carolina College Science WILLIAM L. MERNER, A.B., M.A. East Carolina College Bookkeeping DOROTHY D. MINCHEW, B.S. Longwood Business Administration, Transcription Vocational Office Training G. McCULLEN W. MERNER D. MINCHEW EVELYN R. NYE B.A. William and Mary College University of South Carolina Social Studies DONNA C. ORR B.S. Western Kentucky State College English GEORGE S. ORR B.S. Western Kentucky State College Industrial Arts E. NYE D. ORR G. ORR W. PEG RAM N. PHILLIPS M. PRESTON WILLIAM D. PEGRAM B.A., M.A. William and Mary College Columbia University General Business E. NADIA PHILLIPS B.A. Susquehanna University Government Algebra MARTHA L. PRESTON B.A. University of Maryland World History United States History LUCY W. PRITCHARD, B.S. Mary Washington College General Mathematics ETHEL B. ROGERS, B.S. Radford College Home Economics L. PRITCHARD N. REES E. ROGERS FACULTY E. SWEETLAND C. SHEALLY J. RUSMISELL JAMES E. RUSMISELL, JR., B.S. North Carolina State College Science CATHERINE B. SHEALLY, B.S., B.A. Longwood College College of William and Mary Librarian ELEANOR E. SWEETLAND, B.S. Mississippi State College for Women Physical Education ALICE G. SZIGETI B.S. Madison College Algebra Mathematics BEVERLY W. TERRETTA B.A. William and Mary College English MALVIN M. UTLEYE A.A., A.B. Austin Peay State College King College University of Tennessee Diversified Occupations DOLORES E. WEBB B.S. Madison College Physical Education FREDERICK A. WOEHR B.S., M.S. Rochester Institute of Technology State University of New York Teachers’ College at Oswego Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing FLORENCE A. BILYEU B.A. North Texas State College Office Secretary D. WEBB ALTAMAE 0. ELROD Assistant Office Secretary EDNA W. NICHOLS Henderson College Dietician F. WOEHR F. BILYEU A. ELROD E. NICHOLS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT “Now class, Christopher Wren was . . Through Miss Burch’s extensive knowledge of English history, Seniors now have a greater appreciation of English literature. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT “Parlez-vous francis?” Miss Chambliss has often been exasperated by such mispronunciation. 13 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT “We hold these truths to be self-evident . . This is a requirement in all of Mrs. Leadbetter’s United States History classes COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT “juj space frf space, kik space ded space, etc. Mrs. George, don’t you ever get tired of calling these to us? DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT “Is that all there is to it, Mr. Leckie?” Things aren’t as simple as they sound, are they?! DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS DEPARTMENT Mr. Utleye certainly makes himself comfortable as he teaches. But he gets his point across. 15 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT They must have measured the rows to get them so straight! Coach Glass and Coach Deans seem to be checking on them now, ART DEPARTMENT There is always one who doesn’t seem interested until the photographer appears. Mrs. Hecht points out that even the model comes to attention. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Believe it or not, these boys in Industrial Arts Class are really industrious! Mr. Orr views many different projects in this class, 17 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT No wonder all of the girls at H.H.S. are so well dressed! Mrs. Rogers also teaches them the secrets of cooking, boys. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT This certainly doesn t look like a Biology class. Mrs. Kitchen, where are the microscopes and frogs we’ve heard about? RoV er Harns Vice 19 DALE MYLUM BABER “Dale” Scientific Course Baseball, Basketball JOAN ANN BADER “Joan” Elective Course Hockey—Co-Captain, Basketball, Softball, Tri-Hi-Y—Pres¬ ident, Girls’ Monogram Club—President and Treasurer, Latin Club, Science Club, Majorette, Homeroom President and Secretary MELISSA GAYLE ADERHOLT “Lissa” Elective Course Girls’ Monogram Club, Latin Club, Homeroom Represent¬ ative, Tri-Hi-Y—Secretary and Reporter, Traffic Squad, Choir, Science Club, D.O. Club JEANIE LEIGH AREHART “Jeanie” Elective Course Tri-Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Basketball, Hockey, Softball, French Circle, Choir WILLIAM HERBERT BARNWELL “Bill” Scientific Course Transferred from Leilehua High School Wahiawa Oahu, T. H„ Hawaii MARJORIE LUCILLE BISHOP “Lucille” Commercial Choir WAYNE THOMAS BLANKS “Boo Boo” Elective Course Homeroom Representative, Senior Class Treasurer, Kaleido¬ scope Staff JERRY NEIL BLEVINS “Jerry” Elective Course 20 I m - mmmm DERRELL WEBB BROCKWELL “Derrell” Elective Course Football, Track, Choir, Monogram Club ROBERT PRESTON BUTLER “Robert” Scientific Course SYLVIA VANDELLA BOWE “Sylvia” Elective Course D.O. Club HAZEL MAE BRANNAN “Hazel” Elective Course Kaleidoscope Staff, Homeroom Representative, Choir EUGENE GERALD CHIARKY “Gene” Elective Course Varsity Football, Band, Monogram Club, Track, Home¬ room Representative CHARLIE EDWIN CONGDON “Charlie” Elective Course CARROLL FRANKLIN CASEY “Casey” Elective Course Band, Drum Major, Choir JOSEPH HENRY CHAPMAN “Joe” Elective Course Band, Hi-Y VIRGINIA HAYES COOK “Penny” Elective Course Homeroom Representative and Secretary, D.O. Club, Choir, Science Club LINDA GAIL CUDDIHY “Cud” Commercial Course Homeroom Representative BOWEN CLIETON CONNELLY “Bowen” Elective Course Band WILLIAM THOMAS COLLINS “Turkey” Post Graduate Course LUCY CAROL DANIELS “Lucy” Commercial Course Homeroom Representative, Library Club SANDRA NICHOLSON DANIELS “Sandra” Commercial Course Homeroom Representative DARLENE ELIZABETH DAVIS “Darlene” Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y—Vice-President and Chaplain, Latin Club—Vice- President, French Circle—Secretary, Kaleidoscope Staff, Homeroom Representative, J.V. Hockey, Assembly Squad JAMES ROBERT DAVIS “Monk” Elective Course Varsity Baseball, J.V. and Varsity Football 22 JOHN WAYNE DERSKI “John” Elective Course J.V. and Varsity Football CORNELIA ANN DOUGLAS “Connie” Academic Course Homeroom Secretary, Band. Latin Club DENNIS ROBERTS DEANER “Dennis” Scientific Course Band, Latin Club, Science Club, Homeroom Treasurer CURTIS HENRY DENNIS “Curtis” Elective Course D.E. Club PHOTO Not Available CLAYBORN LILBURN DRUMHELLER “Drummie” Elective Course D.O. Club, D.E. Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track WILLIAM RUPERT ELLIOTT “Bill” Academic Course Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club l CHARLES GARLAND ELLIS “Chas” Elective Course Band SARAH ANN ELLIS “Sarah” Commercial Course V.O.T. HAROLD WATSON ENGLISH “Harold” Elective Course D.E. Club HELEN FIOTAKIS “Helen” Commercial Course V.O.T. LORETTA MAY FRANTZ “Loretta” Elective Course D.O. Club—Secretary JUDITH ANN FRYE “Judy” Elective Course MAYNARD LEE ELROD “Maynard” Elective Course Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball LOIS JANE ENGLAND “Lois” Elective Course Band, D.E. Club CALLIE ROSE FOLDESI “Callie” Commercial Course Varsity Hockey, Monogram Club BARBARA ANNE FOREHAND “Barbara” Elective Course D.E. Club, Monogram Club 24 GRACIE MAE GRAHAM “Gracie” Commercial Course PEGGY JEAN GROSCH “Peggy” Commercial Course Homeroom President, Choir, Cheerleader, Homeroom Rep¬ resentative, Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club MICHAEL EDWARD HARLAN “Mike” Scientific Course Varsity Football, Track ROBERT JOSEPH HARRIS “Robert” Scientific Course Varsity Basketball, Senior Class Vice-President, Key Club JOHN MUSCOE GARNETT “Jack” Elective Course Band, Choir DONALD WILLIAM GOULD “Donnie” Elective Course Key Club—Vice-President, Homeroom President, Latin Club, Science Club, D.O. Club—President JOYCE ANN HANCHEY “Joyce” Elective Course Choir, D.E. Club KAY JUNE HARDIN “Kay” Elective Course WAYNE ODELL HIPKINS “Wayne” Elective Course Track PHYLLIS ANN HOLDER “Phyllis” Commercial Course Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Monogram Club LARRY WAYNE HOYLE “Choke” Elective Course Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Track, Monogram Club, Choir JUDITH MARY ANN JACKSON “Judy” Commercial Course V.O.T. 26 CAROL JOYCE HARVEY “Carol” Commercial Course V.O.T. MARIE FRANCES HELDER “Marie” Elective Course Latin Club, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Softball, Monogram Club ANITA HOWELL HOLT “Nickie” Commercial Course Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Traffic Squad LeROY EDWIN HOUSER “LeRoy” Elective Course Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Band, Monogram Club OTTIE CALVIN JACOBS “Cowboy” Elective Course EMILY ANNETTE JONES “Annette” Academic Course Latin Club, French Circle, Traffic Squad, Tri-Hi-Y RAYMOND EDWARDS JONES “Eddie” Scientific Course . Varsity Football, Track, Basketball—Manager ALONZA SAMUEL KING “Sammy” Elective Course D.O. Club WILLIAM ERNEST KINGERY “Bill” Elective Course D.E. Club—Co-Vice-President and President Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football BETSY ROSS JOHNSON “Betsy” Elective Course Secretary of Student Council, National Honor Society, Kaleidoscope Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Head Cheerleader, Band, Latin Club, Homeroom Representative, Monogram Club, Blue and Gold Staff, Dramatics Club MARGARET CECILIA JOYCE “Celie” Elective Course French Circle, D.O. Club CATHERINE WHITE KENNEDY “Cathy” Elective Course Latin Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir GAILYA CHARLENE LAYNE “Gailya” Elective Course Homeroom Secretary, D.O. Club BARBARA ALLEN LEADBETTER “Barbara” Elective Course Latin Club, Choir, Basketball, Basketball Manager, Tri- Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Assembly Squad FRANCES ELIZABETH LEE “Libby” Elective Course Latin Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, Tri- Hi-Y—Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Rep¬ resentative, Kaleidoscope Staff, J.V. Hockey, J.V. Basket¬ ball, Choir. VERNON RAY LEE “Vernon” Elective Course D.E. Club LINDA KAYE KUYKENDALL “Linda” Elective Course D.E. Club PATRICIA PAGE LASLIE “Patsy” Elective Course BEVERLY RANDOLPH LEE “Bev” Elective Course Choir, Band, D.O. Club, Baseball Manager DOUGLAS RYLAND LEE “Doug” Elective Course Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Band, Choir 28 BRENDA JOYCE MATTHEWS “Brenda” Elective Course Head Cheerleader, Latin Club—President, Choir, Mono¬ gram Club, Kaleidoscope Staff, Science Club CLARA ANN MAYES “Clara” Elective Course Homeroom Representative, Science Club—Vice-President and President, Choir RICHARD EMERSON MOON “Dickie” Elective Course D.E. Club MARY LOUISE MORGAN “Mary Lou” Elective Course Dramatics Club, Latin Club WALTER LAMARR LOVELADY “Buddy” Elective Course ARCHIE WASHINGTON MARTIN “Archie” Elective Course D.E. Club, Varsity Football, Baseball I PRISCILLA ANN MINOR “Pam” Elective Course F.H.A., Science Club, Choir, Majorette, Homeroom Rep¬ resentative LINDA DRIGGERS MINTZ “Linda” Commercial Course J.V . Hockey, Choir, Science Club GEORGE FRANCIS PATE “George” Scientific Course CHARLOTTE LUCILLE PATTERSON “Charlotte” Commercial Course ' BARBARA JEAN RITTER “Bobbie” Elective Course F.H.A. MARY JOSIE ROGERS “Josie” Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club—Vice-President, French Circle— President, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Homeroom Secretary, Senior Class—Secretary, J.V. Hockey—Co-Cap¬ tain, Kaleidoscope Staff 30 REBECCA FRANCES NOBLIN “Becky” Elective Course D.E. Club RUSSELL ELIZABETH NUNN “Elizabeth” Elective Course ROBERT WAVERLY PITTMAN “Bobby” Scientific Course Science Club—President, Dramatics Club, Blue and Gold, Junior Class—Treasurer, Homeroom Representative, Key Club—President, Senior Class—President, Kaleidoscope Staff, Hi-Y JEAN ROSELEA RACE “Jean” Elective Course Science Club, Latin Club MADELYN DIANNE SEELY “Seely” Elective Course Latin Club, French Circle, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bas¬ ketball, Homeroom Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y JESSE ALFRED SHARPE “Jesse” Elective Course CHRISTINE LOUISE SPIERS “Chris” Academic Course Homeroom Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y—Vice-President, Dramatics Club, Latin Club—Secretary, French Circle, Band, Kaleido¬ scope Staff—Co-Editor, Traffic Squad BETTY JANE SPRATT “Betty” Elective Course Transferred from Frankfurt American High School, Frank¬ furt, Germany ROBERT WARREN ROSS “Buddy” Scientific Course Band, Science Club, Latin Club, Dramatics Club ERNEST FARLEY RUDOLPH “Ernie” Scientific Course Science Club, Latin Club, Key Club, Student Council— Vice-President and President, Kaleidoscope Staff—Busi¬ ness Manager PEGGIE ANNE SMITH “Peggie” Commercial Course J.V. Hockey, Varsity Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, F.H.A., Choir, Monogram Club DONALD ARCHIBALD SOWERS “Duck” Scientific Course Varsity Football—Manager, Homeroom Representative, Science Club, Track ROBERT NUEL SWIFT “Bobby” Elective Course D.E. Club ELEANOR CATHERINE THOMASSON “Kitty” Elective Course D.O. Club, Choir, Latin Club LAURA MAE STOKES “Laura” Commercial Course Transferred from Thomas Dale High School, Chester, Virginia MARY NUEL SWIFT “Mary Nuel” Academic Course Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Secretary, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y—Secretary and President, Dra¬ matics Club, Latin Club—President, Junior Class Secre¬ tary, Kaleidoscope Staff—Co-Editor, Traffic Squad JOEL CLEVELAND TURNER “J. C.” Elective Course Track, D.O. Club OSCAR JAMES TOMLIN “Oscar” Elective Course Latin Club—Treasurer, French Circle—Treasurer, Science Club, 1 ri-Hi-Y, Kaleidoscope Staff, Homeroom Repre¬ sentative JAMES BERNARD TONER “Jim” Elective Course CALIOPI STELLA TSOUROUNIS “Stella” Academic Course BETTY JEAN WALLACE “Betty” Commercial Course F.H.A. DONALD WHITLEY “Don” Elective Course Traffic Squad—Captain, Baseball, Band FANNIE MAY WALKER “Fannie May” Commercial Course Science Club MELVIN GERALD WALKER “Jerry” Elective Course Varsity Football, D.O. Club ? 33 1 HONOR STUDENTS CHRISTINE LOUISE SPIERS Salutatorian MARY NUEL SWIFT Valedictorian “Top Ten” students in tlie Class of 1959, seated in the order of their class standing. In front, left to right: Mary Nuel Swift and Christine Spiers. In back: Betsy Ross Johnson, Robert Ross, Dale Baber, Callie Foldesi, Clara Mayes, Annette Jones, Connie Douglas, and Peggy Grosch. 34 Karen Whipp- Treasurer 35 Donald Cawthon Bobby Antol Carolyn Ard Sandra Austin Faye Aycock Kenneth Ballowe Margaret Barber Larry Barker Janet Basile Becky Baxley Joanne Bear Betty Bishop Glenda Bishop Pat Bjornes Ronnie Blaha Barbara Blaho Judy Bogardus Robert Bonner Thornton Brockwell Virginia Collins Carolyn Compton Jane Crist Ann Crutchfield Judy Dobler Bobby Brown Mary Allen Buren Norvell Burrow Jerry Cabaniss Alice Carlon Jesse Casey Dixie Edwards ■■ Carol Elder Charlotte Elder Judy Elliott Larry Ellis Sandra Ellis Margie Elmore Harrison Ewing Patsy Faris Monte Fink Brenda Griffen Karen Grubich Doris Gunn Alton Gwaltney Ronnie Hall Matthew Hanchey Rena Harris Peggy Hatchell Perry Hays Charles Heckle Joey Hicks Vance Holbert Linda Hughes Bobby Johnson Carroll Jones Judy Jones Nancy Jones Paul Jones Pete Jones Donnie Keener Myrtis King Edwin Krampitz Homer Krout Nancy Lampman Harriette Lindfors Kay Lipp Herbert Liverman Caroline Lockett Deems Lowder Mary Sue Lowe Cookie Mazzei Frances McAllister Tommy McQuage Viola Miller Danny Minshew Brenda Mitchell Marilyn Monk Susie Moody Bob Moore Patsy Morris John Morton George Mumford Sally Murty Betty Nemetz Bobby O’Kennon Benny Owens Linda Paris Jimmy Powers Bill Pritchard Pat Pruett Alma Rackley Martin Robertson Jerry Robinson Loretta Rock John Royster Eddie Saleeby Dianne Saunders Marlin Schell Gene Shannon Frances Simpkins William Skelton Nancy Smiley Joyce Smith Sandra Smith Harriet Sober Hazel Sober Dennis Sparks Daphne Stanley David Stanley Carole Stevens Jackie Stewart Peggy Stocks Patricia Storey Joyce Sutton Carlton Suyes Judy Swift Terry Swift Dixie Swindell Johnny Tadlock Carolyn Taylor Howard Thomas Carolyn Thompson Harold Thoner Douglas Tomlin Stanley Tomlin Richard Toney Richard Trigilio Anne Vaiden Margaret Wallace David Warren Kathleen Weaver Joe Webb Ronnie Wellington Wayne Wellington Charlotte Westmoreland Karen Whipp Trent Wilson Anne Woehr Donald Wyatt Louise Yeratt Fred Yockel “Be sure to keep the debits and credits in the right columns.” Mrs. Glass helps her bookkeeping class. 40 Bernell Allen Cecelia Anderton Teddy Antol Mary Chipley Norma Armstrong Carol Sue Arvin Joyce Arvin Milton Atkins Glen Aycock Brenda Bailey Bruce Baker David Baker Pat Beasley Gary Belcher Nebe Belcher Janice Bently Barbara Bishop Ralph Boone David Bowe Gordon Bracey Mack Bracey Ray Brady Mary Ann Brinkley Marie Brown Mary Brown Marilyn Bryant Billy Butler Wayne Buyalos Carol Caldwell Betty Catlin Gordon Cawthon Shirley Cizek Ivan Chute Bessie Cocorikis Craig Connelly Pat Cooper Winnie Cox Johnny Cuddihy Joy Dale Charlotte Daniels Ronnie Daniels Linda Davis Nancy Davis Ginny Diradour Ann Dixon Alfred Dodson Janet Duff Pat Duffey Lillian Eastman David Edmondson Brenda Eidson Roger Eitelman Carol England Martha Estes Mary Estes Jerry Evans Bobby Frink Ann Gage Ray Gentry Fran Gilliam Jimmy Grainger Eyrlene Grant Linda Groom Carson Hagen ' Wayne Harper Nancy Harris Virginia Harris Becky Hendricks Donna Hendricks Clinton Hepler Ronald Hinchey Sara Holden Paige Holt Dorsey Howard Robert Huether Linda Hudson Charles Hughes Ernest Hughes Barbara Jackson Kathryn Jacobs Ruth Janosik Lloyd Jefferson Carol Jennings Carolyn Johnson Diane Jolley Diane Jolly Linda Keener Martin Kilgo Barbara Kinderman Fay Kingery Wayne Kirkland Bert Knapp Betty Koren Judy Lane Mary Lester Franklin Lewis Dickie Lindfors Tommy Lindfors Billy Lowder Mike Manning Donald Marchant Donald JMarlowe Prudy Marshall John Mason Judy Mathis Cecil Matthews Karl Mayes Marie Mayes Charles McCall Pat McCutchen Jimmy McDaniels Judy McDiarmid Marjorie Miller Larry Minter Wally Montgomery Judy Moody Dinah Moore Bobby Morgan Doris Morgan Jimmy Morgan Bubba Morris Ann Parrish Diane Paulette Gary Piner Dale Morris Patsy Myers Tommy Neal Richard Nesbitt Mary Nicely Juanita Nichols Nancy Nobles Louis Parker Leslie Parr ' 4 . Howard Rackley Larry Rayner Gayle Reade Dorothy Rickman Clydell RiddeU Morrice Riddle Beth Rosenfield Peggy Rudolph Carol Jean Sadler John Sanger Travis Sawyer Donald Scarberry Richard Schell Becky Sears Henry Sears Rose Seymour Diane Sharp John Sheally Becky Shelby Sandra Shelley Hilly Smith Margie Smith Donald Sober Tony Soddu Roberta Sodomka Shirley Solesbee Eddie Spiers Robert Spiers Carole Stevens Myrna Swindell 1 Dreama Wrenn Florence Talton Brenda Taylor Judy Thomas Lou Thomas Sonia Thomas Judy Thompson Betty Trueheart Ellen Turnes Margie Turpin Irene Wagner Bernard Warthan Chip Washabaugh Maria Washburn Clinton Watkins Evelyn Weaver Reggie Webb Kay Wellington Sharon Wells Bonnie West Patsy White Elwood Whitlock Diane Williams Robert Williams Sharon Williamson Diane Wilson Richard Woo Ray Woodlief John Wyatt Annie Yow Martha Yow John Bogardus Rocky Runner Wayne Wallace . I 47 Michael Aaron Linwood Ackerman Ann Adams Carolyn Adams Gloria Alley Joyce Anderson Edward Andres Herbert Aprahamian James Barber Marilyn Barker Frances Barnes Cheryl Beach Danny Birchett Jeanette Bishop Bill Blanks Mary Ann Booth Harriet Booz Bertha Bridgeforth Harward Briggs Allen Brown Ronnie Burrow Ronnie Burijon Harvey Burch Freddie Butler Margaret Carmack Barbara Carr Tommy Cheely Willie Cheely Donna Childers Ronny Chronister Donnie Cleveland Lorraine Connaughton Fletcher Cooke Charlotte Covington Carol Curry Robert Darling Betty Davis Cathie Davis Butch Dibling Pat Doane Hugh Douglas Sharon Dowdy Donna Drake Patsy Drumheller Lucy Duncan Brenda Edwards Steve Edwards Anna Elliott J. T. Ellis Rose Lee Emory Bruce Eubanks William Faircloth Haney Fayed John Fleming Jeffrey Foldesi Earlene Forehand Roger Foxworth Diane Franklin Violet Frantz Jerry Frink James Fulcher Peter Furbush Eugene Fuzy Judy Garnett Eunice Gates Margie Gatlin Jerry Gleason Bill Graham Ward Greenlaw Gilbert Gregory Robert Gregory Judy Griffen Paul Haas Mary Hagen Lee Hanchey Barbara Harmon Joyce Harris Lois Harris Wayne Haskett Franklin Emerson Mike Heckel Carol Helder Anita Hening Stephen Kreynus Joan Henry June Henry Barry Hickman Gill Hill Phil Hill Ollie Hinchey Marshall Holder Dolores Holland Jackie Holman Kenneth House Tommy Houser Julius Hudson Johnnie Hughes Roy James Robin Jenks Betty Johnson Carol Johnson Donna Johnson Buddy Jones Clifton Jones Gardner Jones Rudolph Jones Johnnie Joyner Rae Kearney Kenneth Kirkland Louise Koehler Earlene Kramer Kathy Krout Jean Lane Donald Laslie Victor Lea Linda Leadbetter David Ledford Barney Lee Butch Lee Betty Jean Lewis Eddie Lindenmuth Brady Livesay Bonnie Loggins Billy Lovelady Patsy Luck Calvin Lucy Kay Martin Johnny Martin Joyce Mason Pat Mazzei Evelyn McDonald Shirley McGee Darrow McLaughlin Jo Ann Minor Joy Minor Buddy Mitchell Sandra Monk James Moore Jean Moose Butch Morris Louise Morris Gail Nelson Cecil North Mike Ondra Gay Parker Joseph Parker Linda Pate Doris Patterson Phillip Powell Linda Power Sarah Powers Gloria Pulver Brady Rackly Billy Rook Ernest Saunders Gilliam Sawyer Mary Ann Scott Tommy Scruggs Helen Simmons Richard Skalleberg Esther Williams Margaret Smith Walter Smith Brenda Sober Billy Solyan Douglas Solyan Jimmy Sordelette Patricia Stallings George Stanley Sarah Stewart Sharon Stewart Tim Sullivan Betty Swift Anne Tetterton Marie Thomas Cliff Toner Clair Treaster Mary Tremelon Bobby Tyler Andrea Vartanian Richard Vasse Sandra Violette E. 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Vivas Dinah Walsh Jack Washburn Billy Watson Anita Wells Henry Wells Becky Wheeler Carole Wicker Carole Williams mm sg Lewis Williams Rives Williams Sharon Williams Dane Woolridge Larry Cristoffel Brenda Gwaltney Phyllis Mitchell T2V -K? 3 53 Kirk Aderholt Jimmy Andrews Rocky Angone Gloria Ard Meridith Arvin Edna Ashworth Phyllis Barker Martha Baldwin Lawrence Ballowe Patty Barnes Mary Bartha Carter Bell Patricia Bell Charles Bennett Paul Beswick Patty Blaha Albert Blaho Norma Bomb Judy Bowen Charles Bradley Leslie Brittle Shirley Broughton Carol Ann Brown Herbert Bryant Thomas Burdette Larry Butler David Button Tonie Cadwell Gail Caldwell Pat Canady Danny Carrington Irma Chapman Betty Cheely Brenda Clements Doris Conner Earlene Cook Sandra Cook Aubrey Cooper Ginger Cosley Richard Coulter Carol Cox Ronnie Cox Jo Ann Crabtree Faye Creggar Carolyn Cristoffel Roger Crowder David Crutchfield Carolyn Daniels Fonda Page Davis Pat Davis Ann Dennis Jack Dibling Junior DiMarco Roy Dise Donna Doane Alison Doeg Nancy Duff Delores Dunbar Doris Dunbar Carolyn Edmiston Hazel Edwards Roberta Elliott Carol Ellis Mary Ellis Almon English Vincent Estes Carolyn Falls Janie Foldesi D. 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Frink Sharon Frye George Fulcher Edith Fuzy Jerry Garret Cathy Gauthier Allen Gaylor Burt Gilliam Larry Gould Ed Gravit Christine Gregory Connie Gregory Danny Gregory Elizabeth Gregory Lewis Gregory Phillip Griffen Frances Griggs Michael Grubich Allen Guthrie Dickie Haden Kerry Hagen Danice Hardy Carol Harless Michael Harvey Pat Harvey Jerry Hayes Rose Hayes Wayne Hedgepeth Billy Hendricks Jo Ann Hendricks Tommy Hening Lelia Hipkins Bobby Krout Mike Kuyendall Judy Hipps Mary Hogan Thomas Hopkins Russell Horne Denise Howard Diane Hudson Miriam Hurlburt Carl Jamarik Billy James Frank James Linda Jessie Billy Johnson Brenda Johnson Carol Johnson David Johnson J§mes Johnson Wallace Johnson Betty Jones David Jones Don Jones Judy Jones Harry Jones Mary Lou Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones Randy Jones Kenny Keener Marjorie Kerr Roger King Doris Koehler Bobby Lane Andy Langford Jerry Lee Kenny Lewis Virginia Lewis Joan Longmore ' TO K A yyp Chuck Lowder Merle Jean Lowe y Jim Lucas Sharon Mauzy CO r , (U Judy McCoy Freddy McCullen Nickie McCutchen Donnie McGuire Billy McKaig David McNeil Carla Milton Roy Mitchell Juanita Moody Shirley Moody Jimmy Moore Diane Morefield Buzz Morris John Murdock Billy Newman Barbara Nichols Phillip Nichols Sharon Nichols a Leta Nichols Dennie Noel Chuck Norris Werner Novak Betty Nuckels Patricia O’Shields % Dale Parr Patsy Patterson John Perry Tommy Petree Mildred Pippen Edward Pollard Judy Race Jane Rackley Richard Rackley Ernest Raley Roberta Rankins Carol Robertson Tommy Rogers Diana Rolfe Sandra Rollins Carolyn Rudolph Joey Saunders Jean Schutz Namette Shaban Shirley Shackleford Carolyn Shelton Clay Shelton Donna Shelton Elizabeth Shopshear George Slocum Billy Slusser Boyd Smith Elaine Smith Jeannie Smith Joan Smith Susie Smith Barbara Snell R. B. Spain Stanley Sodomka Freddie Stalls Fenason Sturkey Marla Stripling Doris Swift Vera Szigeti Charles Taylor Jimmy Taylor Nancy Taylor Peggy Taylor Eddie Thompson Norma Gayle Thore Brenda Toney Jean Tremelon Rose Trent Georgia Tsourounis Robert Turner Shirley Turner Harry Tush Alton Vaughan John Vaughan Jimmy Walker Barbara Watko Doris Webb Teresa Webb Anita Wells Emma Whitlowe Sonny Whitmore Carol Wiggens Carol Williams Norman Williamson Maurice Wilson Nancy Wingold Freddie Woehr Melvin Wray Hazel Wright Ann Wyatt Raymond Wyatt Vickie Zevgoljs “Old familiar sights of ours took marvelous shapes and forms.” Carol SLUcr- HocWey 59 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Newman, Norvell Burrow, Larry Hoyle, Derrell Brockwell, Nicky Doukas, Travis Sawyer, Butch Morris, Johnny Tadlock, Larry Minter, Locksley Hening. SECOND ROW: Richard Nesbitt, Tommy McQuage, Harold Lampman, Wayne Harper, Eddie Saleeby, Bobby Frink, Doug Lee, Bob Moore, Bobby O’Kennon, Roy James. THIRD ROW: Carroll Jones, HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 60 Milton Atkins, Howard Thomas, John Royster, Donald Wyatt, Bobby Johnson, Buddy Mitchell, Stanley Tomlin, Bill Elliott. FOURTH ROW: Leroy Houser, Alton Gwaltney, David Warren, Mike Harlan, Douglas Tomlin, Danny Legat, James Murley, Managers; Clifton Jones, Allan Sutton. FIFTH ROW: Coach Forrest Glass, Coach Bill Deans, Coach Bill Merner, and Anson Dunbar. BLUE DEVILS 1958 61 I SEASON’S RECORD NORVELL BURROW Halfback Coaches Merner and Glass ponder strategy BOBBY NEWMAN Guard DONALf) WYATT Tackle CO-CAPTAIN HAROLD LAMPMAN Fullback Hopewell_19 Hopewell_ 7 Hopewell_.39 Hopewell_ 6 Hopewell_13 Hopewell_37 Hopewell_25 Hopewell_ 7 Hopewell_28 Hopewell_ 7 Thomas Dale _12 Woodrow Wilson _13 Benedictine _21 Petersburg _ 7 Lane _14 George Washington _ 6 John Marshall _ 7 Thomas Jefferson _28 Manchester _32 Highland Springs _13 STANLEY TOMLIN End DOUG LEE End 62 MAYNARD ELROD Center DANNY LEGAT Guard BOBBY JOHNSON Guard BILL ELLIOTT End CARROLL JONES Tackle ALL-CENTRAL DISTRICT HONORS HAROLD LAMPMAN-—Second Team—Fullback BOBBY NEWMAN—Second Team—Center LEROY HOUSER Second Team—Tackle JOHNNY TADLOCK Halfback RICHARD NESBITT Halfback CO-CAPTAIN LEROY HOUSER Tackle TOMMY LINDFORS Quarterback BILL MERNER Head Coach TOMMY McQUAGE Guard BILL DEANS Assistant Coach FOREST GLASS Assistant Coach BOB MOORE Quarterback DERRELL BROCKWELL End THOMAS DALE A sweep right springs halfback Richard Nesbitt loose for a good gain in the Blue Devils’ opener against Thomas Dale. They posted a 19-12 margin in that contest. BUTCH MORRIS Halfback PETERSBURG Workhorse Harold Lampman is thinking of how to get by these two ' Petersburg huskies after slipping by one. The Crimson Wave took the annual grudge game, 7-6, after a hard battle from the Devils. CHARLES HUGHES Tackle LARRY MINTER Center ALTON GWALTNEY Guard LANE Trouble’s brewing for Devil back Butch Morris as Lane tacklers close in from the side and behind for the kill. Lane squeeked past the Devils 14-13. HIGHLAND SPRINGS Co-Captains Harold Lampman (37) and Leroy Houser (44) team for yardage against Highland Springs. Lampman took a pitchout and followed the interference led by Houser. The Devils lost 7-13 in one of their many close games. ROY JAMES Tackle BOBBY FRINK End EDDIE SALEEBY Guard LARRY HOYLE Halfback NICKY DOUKAS Tackle TRAVIS SAWYER Halfback BOBBY O’KENNON Halfback MILTON ATKINS Fullback 65 MANCHESTER A leaping Richard Nesbitt slants off tackle as he clears a downed Devil to rip through the Manchester defense. The Devils were outscored in this offensive battle 28-32. FOOTBALL RESUME The 1958 football team was composed of six lettermen as a nucleus around which Coach Merner and his staff built a traditional Blue Devil squad. Although, the four won and six lost record may not seem outstanding, it is interesting to note that five of the six losses could have been victories with a few breaks. It would not be fair to eulogise any member of the fine squad in any yearbook writeup since all per¬ formed as a team unit of which the school and community can well be proud. The Kaleidoscope staff commends the coaches for one of the finest jobs that any school has had. Under the tutelage of Coach Merner and his staff, the team upheld all standards of Blue Devil tradition and can be highly commended for their efforts. JAMES MURLEY Tackle JOHN ROYSTER Guard DOUGLAS TOMLIN Guard MIKE HARLAN Guard 66 BLUE DEVIL VARSITY BASKETBALL St ' ’ ;: - ; FIRST ROW: Richard Nesbitt, Douglas Tomlin, Norvell Burrow, Bobby Johnson, Bob Moore, and Doug Lee. SECOND ROW: Stanley Tomlin, Craig Connelly, Calvin Jacobs, Robert Harris, Martin Robertson, and Terry Swift. “It’s not the size of the Devil in the fight; it’s the size of the fight in the Devil.” At the time the Kaleido¬ scope went to press, the Blue Devils were unde¬ feated in 13 Central Dis¬ trict games and had prac¬ tically won their second District title in a row, plus a berth in the eight- team State Tournament in Charlottesville. Congratulations, Blue Devils and Coach Bill Pegram. “What a team!” says Coach Bill Pegram. 67 LAMPMAN—Guard WHITLOCK—Forward D. TOMLIN—Forward HARRIS—Forward ROBERTSON—Forward BURROW—Guard Everybody’s in the show in this game with Chester except 68 JACOBS—Center CONNELLY—Forward S. TOMLIN—Guard jL w yik 1 l! , f -X t J — w M T - W II MSBM the ball which was headed goalward at the time of the shot. SWIFT—Forward MOORE—Guard 69 BLUE DEVILS IN ACTION Jacobs scores two points against Chester. Burrow fights for rebound against Chester. Jacobs gets tip off against Douglas Freeman. Harris gets rebound against Petersburg. 70 mm. H.H.S. J.v:s UNDEFEATED AGAIN FIRST ROW, left to right: Linwood Ackerman, Leslie Parr, Mike Aaron, Harvey Burch, Clifford Toner, Lloyd Jefferson, Phillip Powell, Julius Hudson, Jimmy Morgan, Allen Brown, Roger Eitelman. SECOND ROW: Tommy Hening, Chuck Norris, Billy Low- der, Cecil Matthews, Gary Piner, Barney Lee, Lewis Parker, Billy Solyan, Butch Diblin, Billy Watson, Herbert Aprahamian. THIRD ROW: Martin Kilgore, Mack Bracy, Steve Kreynus, Carson Hagen, Mike Manning, Donnie McGuire, Carl Jamarik, Johnny Mason, Nat Dailey, Carlton Vaughan, Randy Jones. FOURTH ROW: John Barteck, Larry Gould, N. B. Frink, Roy Deese, Ranny Chron- ister, Elton Lee, R. B. Spain, Frank Gaylor, Jimmy Andrews, Danny Carrington. FIFTH ROW: Coaches, Jack Daniels, Bill Pegram. SEASON’S RECORD 1958 Hopewell_48 Smithfield - Hopewell_ 7 Highland Springs - Hopewell_14 Thomas Dale - Hopewell_13 Colonial Heights - Hopewell_19 Petersburg - Hopewell_26 Renedictine _ Hopewell _27 Thomas Dale - 12 6 0 0 6 0 7 “Watch this,” says Coach Pegram. 71 BASEBALL TEAM 1958 FRONT ROW: Bill Elliott, Lynn Sweet, Donald Whitley, Dale Baber, Charles Hughes, John Royster, Bob Moore, Travis Sawyer. SECOND ROW: Richard Nesbitt, Richard Trigilio, Dan Stevens, Tommy Lindfors, Dee Wyatt. BACK ROW: Richard Toney, Manager, Robert Davis, Carey Parker, Jerry Evans, and Coach Forrest Glass. TEAM RECORD Hopewell High School_ 4 Hopewell High School_ 6 Hopewell High School_ 4 Hopewell High School_ 0 Hopewell High School_ 5 Hopewell High School_ 1 Hopewell High School_ 0 Hopewell High School_ 0 Hopewell High School_ 1 Hopewell High School_ 0 Hopewell High School_ 2 Hopewell High School_ 0 Hopewell High School_ 5 Hopewell High School_ 0 Prince George _ 9 Highland Springs _ 7 John Marshall _21 Manchester _ 4 Thomas Jefferson _ 1 Petersburg _ 2 Thomas Dale _ 7 Manchester _ 5 Thomas Jefferson _ 9 Hermitage _ 7 Petersburg _ 3 Hermitage _ 9 Thomas Dale _ 3 Prince George _ 1 Coach Glass demonstrates grip for curve COACH FORREST GLASS CAPTAIN ROYSTER 72 ——WBPiMflllll—fili TRACK 1958 TEAM RECORD H.H.S. _49 Hermitage _64 H.H.S. _ 76 1 2 Manchester _36 1 2 H.H.S. _415 6 Thomas Jefferson _71 1 6 H.H.S . _68 John Marshall _45 H.H.S. _71 1 2 Highland Springs _41 1 2 DISTRICT MEET COACH BILL DEANS H.H.S. _39 1 2 Thomas Jefferson ... 45 1 2 CAPTAIN ROGER HALE RECORDS BROKEN Captain Roger Hale amassed 21 points in the Central District Meet. 440 880 Broad Jump High Jump Larry Hoyle 51 seconds John Tadlock 2:08 Roger Hale 20 ' 10 Martin Robertson 5 ' 8 (tie) High Hurdles Low Hurdles Broad Jump 220 Yard Dash 100 Yard Dash First Place First Place First Place Second Place Second Place FIRST ROW: Martin Robertson, Wayne Beasley, Larry Hoyle, Norvell Burrow, Johnny Tadlock, and Bobby O’Kennon. SECOND ROW: Roger Hale, Cecil Matthews, Wayne Buyalos, Eddie Saleeby, Walter Brockwell, Mac Bracey, and Jerry johnson. THIRD ROW: Ray Curtis, Milton Atkins, Bobby Johnson, Tony Soddu, Jimmy McDaniel, Roy James, Robert Heuther, and Glen Aycock. FOURTH ROW: Managers Burt Knapp, William Skelton, Alan Sutton, and Freddy Butler, Coach Bill Deans. 73 FIRST ROW: Coach George Orr, Reggie Webb, Danny Legat, Ronnie Daniels, Tommy Lindfors, and Charles Hughes. SECOND ROW: Tommy Cheely, Barney Lee, Elwood Whitlock, Ronnie Burrow, and Mike Aaron. Not present for picture: Steve Kreynus, Billy Wat¬ son, and Jerry Gleason. “B” TEAM BASKETBALL DEVILETTE VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Shirley Solesbee, Carol Elder, Faye Aycock, Betty Swift, Donna Drake, Frances McAllister, Peggy Smith, Patsy Morris, Glenda Bishop, Loretta Rock , Kathy Krout, Shirley McGee, Carol Helder, Brenda Gwaltney, and Josie Rogers. In center: Co- Captain Mary Allen Buren, Coach Delores Webb, and Co-Captain Joan Bader. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM 1958 FRONT ROW: June Henry, Captain Vi Clark, Joan Henry. SECOND ROW: Frances McAllister, Margie Elmore, Judy Bogardus, Margaret Wallace, Joan Bader, Mary Allen Buren, and Coach Wehb. BACK ROW: Carol Caldwell, Jeanie Arehart, Kathy Krout, Carol Elder, and Bertie Weaver. TEAM RECORD Hopewell High School-26 Hopewell High School- 6 Hopewell High School- 9 Hopewell High School- 8 Hopewell High School_25 Hopewell High School_ 9 Hopewell High School_20 Hopewell High School-11 Hopewell High School_ 3 St. Catherine _ 7 Manchester _ 2 Thomas Dale _13 Thomas Jefferson - 2 Petersburg _ 4 Prince George _10 Thomas Jefferson _14 Prince George _10 John Marshall _16 COACH WEBB Jeanie breaks for home 76 VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW, left to right: Brenda Gwaltney, Josie Rogers. SECOND ROW: Mary Allen Buren, Faye Aycock, Carol Caldwell, Pat Best, Andrea Vartanian, Carol Helder, Donna Drake, Judy Dobler, Margie Elmore, manager. THIRD ROW: Kathy Krout, Carol Eld er, Joan Bader, Judy Bogardus. SCHEDULE 1958 Hopewell _ ....1 Thomas Jefferson _3 Hopewell __1 St. Catherine’s .3 Hopewell ....4 Petersburg _ . 0 Hopewell 2 John Marshall .1 Hopewell .2 Collegiate .1 Hopewell ...2 Manchester _ 3 ALL-PREP Judy Dobler—first team Carol Caldwell—first team Carol Elder—first team Kathy Krout—second team Mary Allen Buren—second team Co-Captains Carol Elder and Joan Bader “bully” Varsity Hockey Coach, Miss Delores Webb. 77 •. :• ■ H.H.S. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: Marion Stallings, Lillian Eastman, Carol Johnson, Phyllis Baker, Rae Kearney, and Jean Lane. SECOND ROW: Mary Hagen, Joy Minor, Carolyn Rudolph, Charlotte Covington, Ann Tetterton, Margaret Wallace. THIRD ROW: Anita Hening, Sharon Nichols, Coach Eleanor Sweetland, Vickie Zevgolis, Sandra Violet, and Jean Charvet. H.H.S. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joanne Kendrick, Nancy Taylor, Judy Hipps, Jeanie Smith, and Suzie Daniels. SECOND ROW: Vera Szigeti, Vir¬ ginia Lewis, Peggy Taylor, Merle Lowe, Nickie McCutchen, and Vickie Zevgolis. Not shown: Coach Delores Webb. 78 79 jbzw u -i ■■ v mm mi. a n ■ m i VARSITY CHEERLEADERS In the center: Head Cheerleaders, Betsy Ross Johnson and Brenda Matthews. Left to right: Kay Lipp, Charlotte Elder, Dianne Frank lin, Ginny Diradour, Nancy Jones, Peggy Grosch, Barbara Jackson, Betty Bishop. HEAD CHEERLEADERS: Brenda Matthews, Betsy Johnson. 80 The selection of the H.H.S. cheerleaders this year was by tryouts in the Gym, with the selections made by judges. In this year’s schedule the cheer¬ leaders made semi-finalists in the cheer rally, and the squad worked very hard in all that they did to help the good spirit of H.H.S. The cheerleaders attend all football and basketball games played by H.H.S. teams. Cheerleaders busily decorat¬ ing goal posts. SPONSOR: Mrs. Orr. J.V. CHEERLEADERS HI - ■ is. ■ I ■•plr Jbm M IPMi If jSk I 8 8 I ; .1 81 mi f If | ' 1 1 I 1 1 «1 4 HI 1 I: f if 1 ' §4 f 1 H -.. f ' . ’ I v: In the center: Head Cheerleaders, Mary Sue Lowe and Carolyn Compton. Left to right: Gill Hill, Mary Ann Brinkley, Jeanie Smith Patsy Farris, Anna Elliott, Paige Holt, Joyce Smith, Monte Fink. ALTERNATES: Irma Chap¬ man, Carol Jean Sadler. The selection of the H.H.S. cheerleaders this year was by tryouts in the Gym, with the selec¬ tions made by judges. The squad worked very well together and we realize that they have al¬ ways been where we have needed them to keep up the good sportsmanship of H.H.S. HEAD CHEERLEADERS: Carolyn Compton, Mary Sue Lowe. SPONSOR: Mrs. Giese. 81 MARCHING BAND Marching Band forms typical “H” in front of H.H.S. cheering section at football game with majorettes performing in front of them. MAJORETTES: Pam Minor, Joan Bader, Daphne Stanley, Head Majorette. Our bands this year have been outstand¬ ing on the field and stage under the cap¬ able direction of Mr. Boyer. Our high- stepping and tireless majorettes have done much this year to lift school spirit. The band has faithfully attended all games and has provided a variety of field per¬ formances. 82 CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Buddy Ross, Marla Stripling, Billy Williamson, Stanley Tomlin, Mary Allen Buren. SECOND ROW: Jack Garnett, Jane Crist, Carol Elder, Hugh Douglas, Brady Livesay, Douglas Lee, Edward Andres, Benny Owens, Almon English, Jerry Cabaniss, Keith Taylor. THIRD ROW: Erlene Kramer, Billy Barnwell, Charles Ellis, Donald Sober, Dan Minshew, Eugene Fuzy, Donald Marlowe, Hayward Briggs, Richard Nesbitt, Peter Furbush, Donald Marchant, Haney Fayed, Jimmy Grainger. FOURTH ROW: Betty Nemetz, John Tadlock, Ronnie Wellington, Wayne Wellington, Karl Mayes, Wayne Kirkland, Reggie Webb, Director Mr. Boyer. Director MR. BOYER Band practicing 83 HOPEWELL HIGH FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandra Austin, Daphne Stanley, Brenda Matthews, Barbara Leadbetter, Patsy Myers, Bernard Warthan, Matthew Hanchey, Jack Garnett, Trent Wilson, Donna Childers, Marie Brown, Betsy Ross Johnson, Josie Rogers, Pat Doane, Anita Hening. SECOND ROW, left to right: Linda Hughes, Elizabeth Nunn, Jeanie Arehart, Elton Lee, Perry Hayes, Mack Bracey, William Skelton, 84 Pianist, BRENDA MATTHEWS. MR. BOYER, Director. SCHOOL CHOIR u. jfl ■ S7 m ruJ I Edward Ondra, Becky Hendricks, Barbara Blaho, Mary Sue Lowe, Kay Lipp, Dane Woolridge, Paige Holt, Hilly Smith. THIRD ROW, left to right: Brenda Sober, Linda Leadbetter, Lucy Duncan, Elizabeth Lee, Karen Whipp, Patsy Morris, Pam Minor, Milton Atkins, Doug Lee, Harold Lampman, Tommy Houser. Steve Legat, Lin wood Ackerman, Judy Lane, Patsy Faris. Under the direction of Mr. Boyer, the choir has sung for the superintendent’s meeting of the V.E.A. in Rich¬ mond, at an assembly sponsored by the Junior Class, and at a P.T.S.A. meeting. Also they presented a Christ¬ mas program for the Junior Woman’s Club and for the whole student body. The choir participated in the fes¬ tival which was held at Manchester. Of course it took a lot of time practicing and lots of perseverance but the choir always came through. Usual choir practice MISS BURCH, Sponsor FALL SEMESTER S.C.A. OFFICERS—Left to right: John Royster, Vice- President; Betsy Ross Johnson, Secretary; Ernie Rudolph, President. The Student Council Association is the core of the student government at Hopewell High School. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Lillian Burch, the Student Council acts for the school on the students’ behalf. On each Monday, all the homeroom representatives assemble with the S.C.A. officers and Miss Burch to act on the school business of the week. It is through this very council that democratic progress is made. This year, the Student Council has pro¬ vided for an underprivileged war orphan in Greece, a shining example of student government in action. The Student Council at Hopewell High Schdol has been very active and cooperative as a go-between between the faculty and the student body. FIRST ROW, left to right: Glen Aycock, Gay Parker, Nat Dailey, Gill Hill, Wayne Blanks, Brenda Matthews, Hazel Edwards, Betsy Ross Johnson, Ernie Rudolph. SECOND ROW: Terry Swift, Freddie Woehr, Gayle Reade, John Royster, Patsy Morns, Billy Johnson, Nancy Taylor, Billy Solyan, Patty Barnes. THIRD ROW: Billy Watson, Fran Gilliam, Dixie Edwards, Charles McCall, Faye Aycock, Robert Spiers, Bobby Pittman, Patricia Storey, Tommy Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Burch, Peggy Rudolph, Donna Drake, Judy Hipps, Joy Minor, Virginia Lewis, and Ginny Diradour. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Lewis, Billy Solyan, Bobby Tyler. SECOND ROW: Judy Hipps, Carolyn Rudolph, Joy Minor, Evelyn McDonald, Hazel Edwards, Mary Elizabeth Bartha, Nancy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Fran Gilliam, Patricia Storey, Mary Sue Lowe, Faye Aycock, Peggy Rudolph, Donna Drake, Peggy Smith, Rolrin Jenks, Judy Jones, Hilly Smith. FOURTH ROW: Ginny Diradour, Dixie Edwards, Larry Minter, Charles McCall, and Freddie Woehr. SPRING SEMESTER Left to right: Ernie Rudolph, President; Josie Rogers, Sec¬ retary; John Royster, Vice-President. Planning for the spring semester. Decorating the S.C.A. bulletin board. 87 KALEIDOSCOPE EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING, left to right: Bobby Pittman, Darlene Davis, Stella Tsourounis, Betsy Ross Johnson. SEATED: Christine Spiers and Mary Nuel Swift. Left to right: Mary Nuel Swift, co-editor; Mr. Utleye, Sponsor; and Christine Spiers, co-editor. The KALEIDOSCOPE staffs are nominated from the Junior class by the Publications Committee, which consists of the Junior English teacher, the art teacher, the assistant principal, and the sponsors. They are then voted upon by the members of the Junior class, and the top twelve take office at the beginning of their Senior year. The Editors and Business Manager are chosen from this group of twelve by the Publications Committee. They are selected for their all-around ability, scholarship, and general attitude toward school activities. Six of the twelve members are chosen for the Editorial Staff, and they set forth the yearbook theme and cover, and all editorial duties. This year staff members were given specific titles: sports editor, activities editor, organi¬ zations editor, and class editor. 88 STAFFS BUSINESS STAFF STANDING, left to right: Wayne Blanks, Josie Rogers, Brenda Matthews, Hazel Brannan, and Elizabeth Lee. SEATED: Ernie Rudolph. Mr. Utleye, Sponsor, and Ernie Rudolph, Business Manager. The Business Staff of the KALEIDOSCOPE is mainly responsible for the financing of the annual and also helps the Editorial Staff with different sections. The sale of advertisements, of annuals, and of underclassman pic¬ tures are the responsibilities of this Staff. They also delegate some of this work to members of the Editorial Staff and work in cooperation with them in all of the publication’s ventures. These members were given particular duties, such as: photographer, art editor, advertising editor and log editor. The Editorial and Business Staffs close out their year by working together in the distribution of annuals to the students. A banquet for the entire staff and guests has been added to the activities of the 1959 season and will become an annual affair. 89 FIRST ROW, left to right: Betsy Ross Johnson, Elizabeth Lee, Mary Nuel Swift. SECOND ROW: Harrison Ewing, Kay Lipp, Richard Trigilio, Faye Aycock, and Bobby Johnson. Miss Burch has just tapped Faye Aycock as a potential member to the National Honor Society. MRS. BEANE, Sponsor This is a solemn moment as all the recently tapped members for the National Hono r Society kneel in honor of their tapping. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is one of Hopewell High School’s oldest organizations. It is well known because of the high scholastic status of its members. Outstanding Service, superior Scholarship, spotless Character, and able Leadership are primary qualifications for membership. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Beane, its members are re¬ minded of their responsibilities as pacemakers in the field of honorable accomplishments. 90 lX Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Betsy Ross Johnson, Brenda Matthews, Charlotte Elder, Carol Caldwell, Joan Bader, Carol Elder, Mary Allen Buren, Barbara Jackson, Barbara Leadbetter, Marie Helder. SECOND ROV : Barbara Forehand, Callie loldesi, Monte Fink, Peggy Smith, Faye Aycock, Kathy Krout, Patsy Morris, Frances McAllister, Betty Bishop, and Kay Lipp. GIRLS’ MONOGRAM CLUB Under the sponsors, Miss Webb and Mrs. Sweetland, the girls of the Monogram Club conduct many activities throughout tthe year. Membership in the club is dependent upon earning a monogram in sports, cheerleading, and other recognized activities. Each year, the club presents a trophy to the most valuable player in each sport, and a gold bracelet is presented at the close of the school term to the most outstanding senior girl. OFFICERS—Left to right: Peggy Smith, Secretary; Carol Elder, Treasurer; Joan Bader, President; Mary Allen Buren, Vice-President. Left to right: Miss Webb and Mrs. Sweetland, Sponsors. FIRST ROW, left to right: Harold Lampman, LeRoy Houser, Derrell Brockwell, John Royster, Doug Lee, Johnny Tadlock, Eddie Saleeby, Jimmy McDaniels, Wayne Buyalos, Bill Elliott, Bobby Johnson. SECOND ROW: Don Sowers, Carroll Jones, Bob Mpore Travis Sawyer, Bobby O’Kennon, Norvell Burrow, Charles Hughes, Tommy Lindfords, Martin Robertson, Robert Harris, Butch Morris, Roger Eitelman. THIRD ROW: Jerry Walker, Bert Knapp, Donald Wyatt, Robert Bonner, Tommy McQuage, Milton Atkins, Danny Legat, Richard Nesbitt, Freddie Butler, Mr. Deans and Mr. Glass, Sponsors. FOURTH ROW: Dale Baber, Donald Sober, Richard Toney, Benny Owens, and Bobby Newman. BOYS’ MONOGRAM CLUB The Boys’ Monogram Club, under its sponsors, Mr. Merner, Mr. Glass and Mr. Deans, offers membership to all recipients of monograms for participation in athletics. At the annual monogram assembly, a trophy to the most valuable football player of the year is presented. The club, in addition to many other activities, sponsors the sale of soft drinks during the entire basketball season. Left to right: Harold Lampman, Presi¬ dent; John Royster, Secretary; Norvell Burrow, Vice-President. Mr. Glass and Mr. Deans, Sponsors. Due to illness Mr. Merner’s picture was not taken. 93 H O tq FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Rogers, Sponsor; Barbara Watko, Becky Wheeler, Charlotte Westmoreland, Becky Baxley, Fay Kingery, Mrs. McCall, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Loggins, Rose Hayes, Donna Drake, Maria Washburn, Shirley Cizek, Margaret Barber, Eyrlene Grant, Carolyn Adams, and Louise Yeratt. The girls of the F.H.A. with their sponsors, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. McCall, work in the homemaking arts which will make them the Future Homemakers of America. FIRST ROW, left to right: Anita Holt, Charlotte Patterson, Judy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Lucille Bishop, Peggy Grosch, Carol Harvey, Callie Foldesi, Linda Cuddihy. THIRD ROW: Sarah Ellis, Gracie Graham, Linda Mintz, Peggy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Fannie May Walker, Betty Wallace, Phyllis Holder. STANDING: Sandra Daniels, Mrs. Minchew, Sponsor; Helen Fio- takis, and Lucy Daniels. Students on the Vocational Office Training program receive invaluable help from their sponsor, Mrs. Minchew, in learning all techniques and phases of office proficiency. 94 FIRST ROW, left to right: John Morton, Treasurer; Donnie Gould, Vice-President; Bobby Pittman, President; Harrison Ewing, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Eddie Saleeby, Ernie Rudolph, Jerry Evans, Bill Pritchard, Lloyd Jefferson, John Royster. THIRD ROW: Charles McCall, Norvell Burrow, Terry Swift, Bob Moore, Wayne Blanks, Donnie Keener. FOURTH ROW: Rotart Harris, Robert Turner, Bill Elliott, Bobby Johnson, Mike Harlan. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jesse Casey, Donnie Keener, Mrs. Kitchen, Sponsor; Karen Whipp, John Royster. SECOND ROW: Betty Nemetz, Judy Dobler, Joyce Sutton, Judy McDiarmid, Carolyn Compton, Nancy Jones, Hilly SmUh, Miss Heretick, Sponsor; Dinah Moore, Nick Doukas, Robert Bonner, Janice Bentley, Marjorie Miller, Glen Aycock. THIRD ROW: Richard Trigilio, Jack Garnett, Vance Holbert, Ruth Ann Janosik, Bessie Cocorikis, Patsy Fans, Douglas Lee, Nancy Nobles, Ann Dixon, Charlotte Elder, Brenda Matthews, Mary Sue Lowe, Betty Bishop, Becky Shelby, Dianne Wilson, and Clydell Riddell. D R A M A T I C s c L U B 95 FIRST ROW, left to. right: Rae Kearney, Charlotte Covington, Darrow McLaughlin, Brenda Sober, Evelyn McDonald, Eunice Gates, Harriet Booz, Patsy White. SECOND ROW: Dane Woolridge, Ann Gage, Mary Nicely, Edwin Krampitz, Ann Tetterton, Richard Trigilio, Louise Koehler, Harrison Ewing. THIRD ROW: Marla Stripling, Marjorie Miller, and Mr. Bannerman, Sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, under its sponsor, Mr. Bannerman, instills in its members an abiding interest in all phases of science. Membership in the club is open to anyone in the Science Department. Among the many activities of the Science Club are projects, experiments, group trips, and, most important, participation in the annual Science Fair. Interest in General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics is aroused, and taking part in scientific projects is stressed. OFFICERS—Left to right: Marjorie Miller, Vice-President; Charlotte Covington, Treasurer; Harrison Ewing, President; Richard Trigilio, Secretary. MR. BANNERMAN, Sponsor iff H ggragjfj t j|BB if • K M FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Rackley, Rebecca Hendricks, Linda Lewis, Betty Nemetz, Mrs. Sheally, Sponsor; Lillian Eastman Sonja Thomas, Jo Ann Minor. SECOND ROW: Marion Stallings, Nancy Nobles, Fred Yockel, Ronnie Wellington, Eddie Spiers, Kenneth Kirtland, Doris Koehler, Butch Taylor. THIRD ROW: Judy Race, Elizabeth Gregory, Pat Best, Sarah Stewart, Judy Thomas, Carol Helder, and Judy Jackson. FIRST ROW left to right: Callie Foldesi, Linda Cuddihy, Anita Holt, Peggy Grosch Ray Brady, Patsy Mlorris, Kenneth Bal- lowe, Betty Wallace, Sandra Daniels, Judy Jackson, Mrs. Minchew, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joy Dale, Diane Jolly, Brenda Mitchell Frances Simnkins THIRD ROW: Gracie Graham, Lucille Bishop, Andrea Vartanian, Dane Saunders, Monte Inik, ris Gunn Narfcy Jones, nS Paige Holt, Linda Keener, Eyrlene Grant, Barbara Forehand. FOURTH ROW: Helen Fiotakis Sarah Ellis, Lucy Daniels, Patsy Myers, Margaret Barber, Peggy Smith, Alma Rackley. FIFTH ROW: Carol Harvey, Marie Brown, Donna Hendricks, Peggy Rudolph. Carol Jennings, Barbara Blaho, Jean Moose, Fannie May Walker, Dixie Swindell, Anne Crutchfield. SIXTH ROW: Shirley Cizek, Cookie Mazzei, Mary Lowe, Betty Nemetz, Louise eratt, Margie Elmore, Charlotte Patterson, and Daphne Stanley. 97 03 X| OS 1 co H fc, [ , Et, ' 03 1-4 Beginning clockwise: Mary Nuel Swift, Christine Spiers, Darlene Davis, Betsy Ross Johnson, Cookie Mazzei, Marilyn Monk, Dixie Edwards, Frances McAllister, Patricia Storey, Peggy Rudolph, Anita Holt, Barbara Jackson, Carol Caldwell, Barbara Kinderman, Stella Tsourounis, Anne Woehr. Barbara Blaho, Cathy Kennedy, Karen Whipp, Caroline Lockett, Melissa Aderholt, Judy Swift, and Elizabeth Lee. TRI-HI-Y The Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y of Hopewell High School is comprised of freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior girls. It is affiliated with the National Y.W.C.A.; and its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend through¬ out the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship, and clean living are ideals which they strive to further. MRS. SWEETLAND, Sponsor OFFICERS—Left to right: Christine Spiers, Vice-President; Melissa Aderholt, Reporter; Mary Nuel Swift, President; Darlene Davis, Chaplain; Elizabeth Lee, Treasurer; and Judy Swift, Corresponding Secretary. Em ittssj itaimjfi 98 D.O. CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Kitty Thomasson, Jimmy Toner, Loretta Frantz, Donnie Gould, Penny Cook, Trent Wilson. SECOND ROW: Melissa Aderholt, Jerry Walker, Kathleen Weaver, Silvia Bowe, Gailya Layne, Jo yce Sutton, Nancy Smiley, Jean Race. THIRD ROW: Tommy McQuage, Clayborne Drumheller, Joseph Webb, Carroll Casey, Deems Lowder, Walter Lovelady, Bev¬ erly Lee, Marlin Schell, Sammy King, Donald Whitley. The D.O. Club is made up of students enrolled in the Diversified Occupations program. It is the social as well as working phase of the co-operative program. The Hopewell High School Club won fourteen district trophies in 1958 and six state awards. It was the only club in the state that qualified for all state contests and sent the largest delegation to the state convention. MR. UTLEYE, Sponsor OFFICERS—Left to right: Jim Toner, Reporter; Loretta Frantz, Secretary; Donnie Gould, President; Penny Cook, Vice-President; Kitty Thomasson, Treasurer; Trent Wilson, Chaplain. D.E. CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Carlton Suyes, William Kingery, Pat Bjornes, David Warren, Bobby Newman, Mr. Leckie. SECOND ROW: Richard Puryear, John Derski, Mary Lou Morgan, Lois England, Becky Noblin, Linda Kuykendall, Larry Ellis. THIRD ROW: Harold English, Vernon Lee, Dennis Sparks, Robert Davis, Robert Swift, and Jerry Blevins. The D.E. Club is composed of those students enrolled in the Distribution Education department, which is a co¬ operative program in which the students attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon on jobs that in¬ volve the distribution of goods or affiliated occupations. The club engages in district and state contests each year, the finals of which are held at the state convention at the close of the school year. MR. LECKIE, Sppnsor A j 7 ' iC ' 4 OFFICERS—Left to right: Bill Kingery, President; David Warren, Vice-President; Carlton Suyes, Treasurer; Pat Bjornes, Secretary; Bobby Newman, Parliamentarian. 100 X Hr JBmmX jm.l,- Jk SH j MsiSL . WKM w ?•� .... 1 ;.] FIRST ROW, left to right: Harriet Booz, Carol Holder, Mary Michael Lester, Lillian Eastman, Judy Bogardus, Sandra Violette, Hillie Smith, Pat Best. SECOND ROW: Sarah Holden, Barbara Kinderman. Linda Leadbetter, Janet Basile, Donna Drake, Charlotte Cov- ington, Joy Minor, Louise Koehler, Linda Groom, Margie Miller. THIRD ROW: Rae Kearney, Linda Lewis, Ann Gage, Judy Dobler, Joyce Mason, Gay Parker, Robin Jenks, Ann Dixon, Eunice Gates, Becky Wheeler. FORUM LATINAS The purpose of the Latin Forum is to provide a more broad-minded outlook on the ancient Romans and their lan¬ guage. Through plays, talks, discussions, and various other activities, the club members learn that Latin, the “dead” language, is really quite alive and interesting. Through the assistance of Mrs. Beauchamp, sponsor, the club carries on its business at the regular monthly meetings. OFFICERS—Left to right: Mary Michael Lester, Treasurer; Lillian Eastman, Vice-President; Judy Bogardus, Secretary. MRS. BEAUCHAMP, Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right: Annette Jones, Charlotte Elder, Josie Rogers, Darlene Davis, Caroline Lockett, Carole Stevens. SECOND ROW: Linda Lewis, Patsy Myers, Linda Paris, Ann Woehr, Betty Bishop, Dixie Edwards, and Miss Chambliss, Sponsor. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The purpose of the French Circle is to provide opportunities for learning more about France and French through discussions, talks by native speakers, programs by pupils, records, movies, songs, games, and other activities. Mem¬ bership is offered to high school students of French, and meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month after school in the French classroom. It is through this organization that high school students learn more about the customs and traditions of the people of France. Through the meetings and Miss Chambliss’s sponsorship, a more broad¬ minded view is -acquired of our foreign friends. OFFICERS-Left to right: Charlotte Elder, Treasurer; Josie Rogers, Presi¬ dent; Darlene Davis, Secretary; Caroline Lockett, Reporter. MISS CHAMBLISS, Sponsor MOST TALKATIVE V ' i BARBARA RITTER BILLY WILLIAMSON SELECT SENIORS CLASS CLOWNS JEANIE AREHART EDDIE JONES 104 BIGGEST LOAFERS DIANNE SEELY LEROY HOUSER MOST CALVIN JACOBS ATHLETIC JOAN BADER BIGGEST FLIRTS JEAN RACE JERRY WALKER 105 MOST LIKELY BUDDY ROSS MOST INTELLIGENT CHRISTINE SPIERS MARY NUEL SWIFT BOBBY PITTMAN TO SUCCEED MOST DEPENDABLE HAZEL BRANNAN WAYNE BLANKS r - ■ BEST DRESSED GAILYA LAYNE DON SOWERS BEST ROBERT HARRIS PERSONALITY BETSY ROSS JOHNSON BEST LOOKING PENNY COOK DERRELL BROCKWELL K F. 107 MOST ORIGINAL BRENDA MATTHEWS CARROLL CASEY MOST JOSIE ROGERS DARLENE DAVIS MAYNARD ELROD VERSATILE ERNIE RUDOLPH MOST SINCERE 108 E In his patience and friendliness, in this his first year at H.H.S., our new principal has easily and quickly become a part of our school body. We welcome you, F. CAROLL ALEXANDER. WE JIMMY BUCHANAN F. CAROLL ALEXANDER RECOGNIZE For his faithful attention to our interests and activities, for being always near to lend his support, and for his regular attendance at our sports events, we wish to recognize JIMMY BUCHANAN. 109 MISS NOEL BETSY ROSS JOHNSON Betsy Ross Johnson was chosen MISS NOEL of 1958 by vote of the students of H.H.S. to reign with Santa Claus in the Hopewell Christmas Parade sponsored by the Retail Mer¬ chants Division of the Hopewell Chamber of Commerce. BETSY ROSS JOHNSON BRENDA JOYCE MATTHEWS MARY JOSIE ROGERS MISS KALEIDOSCOPE 1959 VIRGINIA HAYES COOK Each year the nomination by homerooms of “Miss Kaleidoscope” is awaited eagerly by the senior girls. Although everyone knows the nomi¬ nations, the name of the elected one is kept secret until the announce¬ ment is made at the Kaleidoscope Assembly in the spring. VIRGINIA COOK, “Penny” to all of us, reigns this year with the respect and admiration of each person at H.H.S. MOST POPULAR Betsy Ross Johnson Ernest Rudolph MOST ATHLETIC Mary Allen Buren Harold Lampman BEST DANCERS Sandra Austin Beverly Lee BIGGEST FLIRTS Charlotte Elder Doug Lee BEST DRESSED Carole Stevens Donnie Gould CUTEST Marilyn Monk Bobby Johnson BEST PERSONALITY Karen Whipp John Royster JUNIOR CLASS BEST VARSITY BEST J.V. CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADER BEST MAJORETTE Kay Lipp Mary Sue Lowe Daphne Stanley BIGGEST LOAFERS Harriette Lindfors Bobby Newman WITTIEST Jeanie Arehart Marv Rackley MOST INTELLECTUAL Mary Nuel Swift Bobby Pittman POPULARITY CONTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Nuel Swift Bobby Pittman CUTEST COUPLE Betsy Ross Johnson Donnie Gould BEST ALL-ROUND Josie Rogers Norvell Burrow U M: W‘ 1 v ’TC ‘ v _ . Mi . The five finalists in the Junior Class Beauty Contest of 1958 were: Anita Holt, Carolyn Marshall, Clara Mayes, Jean Har¬ low, and Susan MacDonald. Miss Southern Belle of 1957, Sophie Zevgolis, crowns Miss Hopewell High, Anita Holt, as Carolyn Marshall, 2nd place, and Jean Harlow, 3rd place, wait in attendance. MISS HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 1958 ANITA HOWELL HOLT Under the auspices of the Junior Class of 1958, the annual Beauty Contest of junior and senior girls was planned around the theme “April Showers.” Each girl was sponsored by a local merchant in cooperation with the Retail Merchants Association. ANITA HOLT was chosen last year by a panel of judges to reign as MISS HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL. The annual nativity scene is a much looked-forward-to event at H.H.S. In this expression of Christ’s birth, we find the true meaning of Christmas. Food baskets for the poor and needy are brought to the stage by all homeroom representatives later to be distributed throughout the city by the Welfare Department. NATIVITY SCENE 1958 Mary _ Mary Nuel Swift Joseph _ Robert Harris Wise Men _ Derrell Brockwell Donnie Gould LeRoy Houser I 14 HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL LOG SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER Those Indians are running around again. The beginning of the end. Norvell tries hard at the Petersburg game. One of those thrilling nights at the community building. A very serious moment at the National Honor Society tapping. Hey, you back there. What’s for lunch today? 115 NOVEMBER - DECEMBER Snow is always welcomed during school time. Nativity Scene. Seniors enjoy showing their rings to classmates, but even more so to their boyfriends. New Co-Captains receive football rings. Tri-Hi-Y enjoys riding in the annual Christmas parade. Annual Christmas program with Choir leading in familiar carols, 16 JANUARY-FEBRUARY It must be Valentine’s Day. A relief to the Co-Editors. Mid-term elections for Student Council Officers. Meanness doesn’t pay. Last minute cramming sometimes helps. MARCH-APRIL Seniors busily working on Term Paper. April Fool’s Day is always full of laughs. All excited about the Choir Festival. We are expecting a good grade when you re¬ turn from the Band Festival. MAY-JUNE Hey, is my tie straight? Who’s the biggest coke drinker at the senior signing party? . . as a symbol of the privileges and responsibilities that you as Glad to get that diploma, Robert? Seniors will have.” I 19 . . And we will not forget though we be far, far away.” ARCHITECT RICHMOND ARCHITECT’S CONCEPTION FOR NEW ADDITION TO H.H.S. As the sun sets on our final year at H.H.S., the “Kaleidoscopic” views lend color and beauty to our past and so, we, the Senior Class of 1959, capture for the last time, an all-inclusive vision of four wonderful years that were the essence of our growth and development. With an eye to the future we see the rising of a new addition for the students who will follow us, which we hope will serve as an incentive to bring forth the most from their high school education. The memorable, sometimes even traditional, events which are a part of each year will remain as bright recollections and perhaps spur us onward. 120 Watch the birdie, says Mary Nuel Where to, Dennis and Wayne? Off to the Science fair last Oct. RUCKER - ROSENSTOCK Phone GL 8-3055 Main and Poythress St. Sportswear Work The Shopping Corner Phone GL 8-9417 Broadway and Main Streets HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Shoes H Pants Luggage|Kfl 13l£ 3ciothing HOPEWELL, VA. |!Airro j 242 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia HARRY K. FOWLE AGENCY Real Estate Rentals General Insurance PHONE GL 8-6363 101 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of BILL DRAPER ' S AUTO CLINIC Wheel Alignment Brake Service PHONE GL 8-4017 HOGUE-GRIGG MOTOR COMPANY Your Studebaker Dealer RANDOLPH ROAD PLANT AREA 1958 — Hopewell Blue Devils 6 — Petersburg Crimson Waves 7 WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR BUCHANAN ' S JEWELRY Quality Watch Repairs Jewelry — Appliances — Watches — Diamonds JIMMY BUCHANAN —Watchmaker Hopewell Blue Devils Petersburg Crimson Waves 1957 32 6 1956 7 6 1955 6 0 1954 38 0 1953 20 0 1952 7 0 1951 44 0 1950 35 13 1949 26 18 COACH MERNER ' S RECORD SINCE BECOMING HEAD FOOTBALL COACH JILTS Coordination FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate 107 West Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-6333 A pause at lunch Bob and Diane have argument WOOLWORTH ' S CAROLE LANE I 106 E. Broadway 219 East Broadway FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION HUGHES CLEANING AND DYE WORKS ' Hopewell ' s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS Phone GL 8-2200 209 East Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA For Shoes in Hopewell, It ' s THE GLOBE SHOE STORE Since 1928 CORNER MAIN AND POYTHRESS STREETS DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Tobacco and Confections Paper Goods 200 S. 15th Avenue PHONE GL 8-2188 Magazines and Newspapers REESE ' S NEWS STORE Fountain Service Phone GL 8-2333 217 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia JOHN E. NEMETZ, Agency Fishing Tackle Athletic Supplies Insurance of All Types TED CLARK ' S 121 North Main Street SPORTING GOODS HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Johnson Motors Phone: Business GL 8-8555 Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-9500 raw Ice — Fuel Oil — Coal HOPEWELL ICE AND COAL CO. ROGERS AMOCO SERVICE Our Policy Will Meet Your Standard 3221 Oalclawn Boulevard Main Office 425 South 15th Avenue GL 8-2535 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Hopewell, Virginia BOGESE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Designers and Builders 15th Avenue at Elm Street Hopewell, Virginia DOLSEY ' S Hopewell, Virginia SMART APPAREL PHONE GL 8-8585 BIRCHETT ' S HATCHERY Petersburg-Hopewell Rd. PHONE GL 8-4921 What is Mr. Mac ' s secret in this one? This aint London Bridge either SCALONE TILE COMPANY SHOWROOM — 14th and Atlantic Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of ALVIN JONES STUDIO RIDOUT ' S BODY PAINT SHOP 1307 City Point Road HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 20 Years Experience HEFFINGTON ' S FLORIST Flowers of Distinction Corsages for Every Occasion 233 BROADWAY GL 8-9841 There are smiles that make us happy Our state D.O. king and queen ; .gglP Jp ? ■Jg dH ' 2w$ ::::.■! « « � • ., Mrs. Kitchen beats the bell to class Choice grabs one Nancy reports for work at hospital Mickey rests in D.O. class WYATT ' S FLORIST The Best in Flowers and Service 600 W. Broadway HOPEWELL, VA. Phone GL 8-6392 FINLAYSON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS One Call Does All 220 East Poythress Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA In Hopewell, It ' s VERGARA ' S ROYAL CLEANERS AND TAILORS, INC. Over a Quarter Century of Fine Cleaning SCOTT ' S STORE Congratulations NICK AND STONEY JIMMIE ' S RESTAURANT Compliments to Specializing in Sea Food GRADUATING CLASS and Steaks From and Italian Pizza Pie OPEN EVERY DAY HOPEWELL 5 A.M. TO 1 A.M. IRON AND STEEL Phone GL 8-9926 D. FRANKIE AND SONS 107 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Finer Furniture Wayside Store PHILLIPS FURNITURE COMPANY Hopewell, Virginia Oaklawn Boulevard Phone GL 8-2772 mmam Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1959 Squaw fever? From Your Photographer RAY HASH 12 IA N. Sycamore PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Norvell in form C. A. C. T. Margaret smiles at initiation antics Pop stretches after D.O. barbecue Congratulations and Best Wishes to Hopewell High School, the ' Faculty and Students. STATE-PLANTERS BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS Serving Hopewell for Over a Quarter of a Century The Bank With the Clock MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ESTABLISHED 1865 RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth PHONE GL 8-8000 HAROLD’S Women ' s Apparel 231 East Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA The dressing room at P. Ed. time KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Pierre Spaulding PARKER ' S SHOES Complete Food Shopping Phone GL 8-5662 710 City Point Road 221 East Broadway Phone GL 8-2343 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA American Gentlemen American Boy A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe¬ matics, consider engineering for your careerl Engineering Is the field of today and tomorrow. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a job with a future—plan to be an engineerl VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY ELMO ' S BAR-B-QUE Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que Petersburg-Hopewell Highway Route 1 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY All the Local News in Your Broadway at Randolph Road Phone GL 8-21 12 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL NEWS Plus Full United Press International News and Picture Coverage WHEALTON HARDWARE Paint — Hardware — -Toys — Houseware Phone GL 8-4100 106 MAIN STREET HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA LASTOVICA AND CO. Gifts Hopewell ' s Manufacturing Jeweler Diamond Setting — Jewelry Repair Compliments of DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW 116 EAST BROADWAY GEORGE ' S DRUG STORES NUMBER 1 NUMBER 2 Phone GL 8-2370 Phone ©L 8-9555 Broadway and Hopewell Streets Broadway and Main Streets MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY R. H. JOEL Diamonds — Watches — Silverware For Men and Boys RELIABLE JEWELER HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 223 Broadway Phone GL 8-961 1 Daphne, don ' t drop that pocketbook Get that hack out of here, Jerry Coach Bill Deans strikes a pose 1 Bill needs these nurses after game niMa NEWS STATIONERS PRINTERS 109 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Typewriter and Quality School Supplies Headquarters JOB SHOP Compliments of SEAR ' S SHOE STORE WOOD ' S Hopewell Dairy TOPS IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone GL 8-2230 For the Finest in Shoes HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA JONES WOODWORKING THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 424-426 South 15th Avenue HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 205 E. Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone: GL 8-6161 BUTTERWORTH ' S Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnishers PETERSBURG COLONIAL HEIGHTS HOPEWELL Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1959 J. W. ENOCH ' S Building Materials and Paint Headquarters of Hopewell And we’ll all com ' tumbling down J. C. addresses D.O. convention Compliments F. W. PHIPPS, JR, Manager H. C. TURNER AND SON Commerce Street PHONE SL 8-3007 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF HOPEWELL Oxyo-Acetylene and Arc Welding Portable Machinery The Yellow Rose of Texas KING ELECTRIC COMPANY SOWERS HARDWARE 107 Main Street Electrical Supplies Phone GL 8-3344 345 E. Poythress Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS Quality Furniture 133-135 East Poythress Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA The bus was late this morning Bob Moore is ready to complete pass Professional??? GOULD ' S FUNERAL HOME Home of Personal Service Lady Attendant 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 214 North 6th Avenue Phone GL 8-6377 Cecelia and Ronnie compare class notes I Carolyn and Chas. end a school day LUCK ' S BEAUTY SALON AND BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shops Phone GL 8-6750 250 Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA RED FRONT MEAT MARKET Phone GL 8-2495 218 Hopewell Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY RANDOLPH The Store for Dad and the Lad MEAT MARKET — Botany Suits — — Mallory Hats — Jarman Shoes — Phone GL 8-6049 — VanHeusen Shirts — 400 North 6th Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-2685 Delicious Hot Dogs — Hamburgers Sandwiches — Ice Cream GATES FUEL CO. French Fries GL 8-9323 JEFF ' S PLACE Fuel Oil — Stoves — Coal 1204 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia JEFFREY BASILE, Owner W. T. GRANT Known for Values Hopewell, Virginia CHESTERFIELD R. M. HUNTER HOTEL DINING TEXACO SERVICE ROOM Corner Broadway and Hopewell Sts. Phone GL 8-8100 15th Ave. and City Point Road HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone GL 8-2678 We Specialize in Private Parties GARFINKEL ' S LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR RAY BROYHILL ' S Your Friendly Ford Dealer Broadway to Poythress on Randolph Sportswear and Accessories HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA ATKINS-PHILLIPS, INCORPORATED 241-43 East Broadway Fine Furniture — Westinghouse Appliances PHONE GL 8-821 1 Pop helps to pick cheerleaders Mary Lou points out D.E. problems Betsy and Peggy rest after cheer Cecelia on her D. O. job at JRH PI PHI Heads or d; «0 WWb i ISsIi fit I pBl ii p Hsf� S hmEShf g ■ • ' ' ' • ! ' 4? « ' . - 4 m ■ .; 3 fc?Sw« ' v.«S b j 80PFIHP r ' ?r f Tails??? Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS uvmrfam — ■ ' ■-•■ Hi 1 -; •■■ ftAcJvuJ ' Jv iixiy A Cv. (L-K n. 7 TJu cbcrrll LJ y -fit Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PETERSBURG G. P. G. C. Compliments BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF of HOPEWELL, INC. HERETICK FEED SEED Manufacturers and Dealers Hopewell, Virginia EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH City Point Road and 9th Avenue BEST WISHES It ' s to the GRADUATING CLASS G. G. PASTRY SHOP for the Best in Pastries From COLEY ' S CONFECTIONERS A Friendly Welcome Awaits You at THE BANK OF HOPEWELL Bill Elliot on time??? Complete Banking Services MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Josie rushing for deadline We hope so. Because we have interesting jobs for “special” gals here at the telephone company. If you’re alert and like people, you’ll like it here. The surroundings are pleasant, the pay is good right from the start—and you’ll have lots of opportunity for advancement and raises. There’s a “special” extra, too. You’ll have that wonder¬ ful feeling of making an important contribution to your community. Come talk to us about telephone work. We’d love to meet you! The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A good place to work Best Wishes PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Petersburg, Va. Hopewell ' s Home for Chevrolet and Oldsmobile PIONEER SALES—SERVICE DUNNINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL’S OLDEST AUTO DEALER of HOPEWELL APPOMATTOX DRY CLEANERS Home of Good Dry Cleaning MOODY ' S ESSO SERVICE STATION City Point Road and 9th Ave. Phone GL-8-4264 Hopewell, Virginia 206 Appomattox Street Proprietor NEIL MOODY GL 8-6440 Opposite Patrick Copeland School Karl Mayes in li brary. Marla on parade. Gayle and Caroline chat after school. Hot Rod Duck. ROUNTREE PONTIAC, INC. Authorized Sales—Service—Parts GUARANTEED USED CARS Dial REgent 3-8721 PROGRESS INDEX Southside Virginia ' s Daily Newspaper PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA ! Assembly is compul¬ sory Dusty likes ice cream Gas Heats Plenty of Water 3 Times Faster A� i L PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS CO. 206 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia J. T. MORRISS SON, INC. FUNERAL HOME Over a Century of Service WYTHE AND S. ADAMS REgent 3-8511 Compliments of CAVALIER BUICK, INC. 109 North Market Street Petersburg, Virginia RE 3-5037 Compliments of HARLOW-HARDY CO., INC. Everything for the Home PETERSBURG, VA. ZAK ' S GULF SERVICE City Point Rd. and 7th Ave. Phone GL 8-8101 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SINCE 1939 BOWLING CENTER 115 S. 15th Ave. PHONE GL 8-9985 Open Lanes Every Night and Weekends Lanes Sanctioned for Adult and Junior Leagues SPERO ' S Your Store of Fashion Sycamore and Washington Sts. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA KENT ' S FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED Dependable Furniture Since 1897 PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA RALPH ' S STEAK HOUSE 123 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia CLAYTON OLDSMOBILE, INC. Oldsmobile and Rambler Sales and Service RE 3-3773 247 N. Market St. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA SYLVIA HAT SHOP Petersburg, Virginia C. F. LAUTERBACH ' S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1877 1 12 North Sycamore Street PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Telephone REgent 2-7802 RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Serving Southside Virginia for 100 Years PETERSBURG—HOPEWELL T. S. BECKWITH CO. Petersburg, Virginia Office Furniture Printing and Engraving Office Supplies Books and Gifts Pop picks them pretty. Eugene Fuzy on the job. Woozy Wellington checks new book. Mike and Lucy at the Den. CONGRATULATIONS Leroy is almost late. Parking lot. Alma Rackley bum¬ ming ride. Dee Wyatt surprised in class. Business and Editorial Staffs of the Kaleidoscope ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION National Aniline Division Nitrogen Division CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY INCORPORATED TO THE Graduating Class of Hopewell High School CELANESE CORPORATION OF AMERICA HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Steve and Monte pause between classes. Alma Mater. Miss Noel on pa¬ rade. Teddy pauses. Compliments of JONES CATERING SERVICE LUCY SHEFFIELD 3500 Oaklawn Blvd. GL 8-5895 MRS. P. RIXEY JONES, Owner Motorola—Sales and Service Just waiting for a cute girl to come by, Sir. HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce St. Compliments of HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone GL 8-5276 SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Cor. Main and City Point Rd. BRADY ' S YELLOW MACK CABS Compliments of A Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL QUICK LUNCH Our New Location Is How’s the weather up there? Yellow Cab GL 8-9848 Mack Cab GL 8-9711 We Congratulate and 113 Hopewell Street Thank E. H. Walsh Jeffrey M. Brogdon William H. Alexander A. D. Chambliss Edward P. Henry P. I. Leadbetter Bill Morgan A Friend Homer C. Eliades Plato G. Eliades P. C. Yerby D. P. Moore William H. Yao J. Hamilton Hening A Friend W. P. Youngblood James E. Cuddihy Torsten E. Peterson RoaW E B lJ - r ijo v SofiSL 1 Bu nU £f Sill S5i9 AD€f £( 4U $eT v w 7 ' -Trt U p fi.i v 6 t J3u.cje Ji ■s o ' -kS ' T � n ' rr, J V W HerberT o - 1 • ' ;i ; ' - oS c V 0t to QjmjSJ V 6v$Z -� t wPP _ Judy clIQtJad • mkligti A C„ m lA j c 1 ' C � 4 G.?.fr.C. v .1 0 U [y HAZEIi tBRAMAK ur urdtu In the heart of Hopewell City Wonderful for you Is our dear old Alma Mater Of the gold and blue. Open your hear ts to hear her x Praises and you ' ll never fail. Hail to thee, Our Alma Mater, Hopewell High School,Haiti ““ — AUTOGRAPHS AUTO GRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' Be ! Yearbook Are Taylor-made I T ««V £! , : ' 1 , . ■ : • ' •- ' - - r ' - ■ .. flsi pipS . gm w§®l ' . i + ; ;-;-;: -,- lip mmm mBSm wiMwi iWm .;■.■ y- : V