Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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V ' by 'E ,af i .1 I A' av eq, a Q gf . iiwawgff ' open your hearts to hear her praises and you'll never fail . . hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hopewell High School, hai 1 OURS IS FREEDOM OF 'EDUCATION FREEDOM OF INDIVIDUALISM , 1 ' J .Q 4' ' AND OF FREEDOM FREEDOM OF ENTERPRISE FREEDOM OF OPINION FREEDOM TO PARTICIPATE FREEDOM OF COMPETITION FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY EDITORS Patricia Storey Karen Whipp Peggy Rudolph, Assistant Carol Stevens, Art Editor E We dedicate with pride . . . Ze ,.- in Irene S. Beauchamp gg Throughout our years in Hopewell High School, in her every endeavor, she wgiggfair fog. To her we owe the credit of making our class all that it is, for through her pafiencqgaho caevofeol work we were well organized while still in our Sophomore year. We shall forever be to her for the faith and trust she placed in our capabilities and her loyal so ort in our Thus, in appreciation for her understanding of our every problem,.we time Cl of '60 dedicate- Mrs. Beauchamp, our Kaleidoscope. ' my LQIMSCOPQ It ' N f ar Ai WSJ k7G2gf'GI2 gfzizafgzf 0255010 I . 'Y I 1 x x r QQ. FREEDOM OF EDUCATION They lea SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CHARLES W. SMITH B.S., M.A. Howard College College of William and Mary Duke University University of Virginia Superintendent of Schools GENERAL SUPERVISOR I FREDERIC ooze, s.s., M.s. State College of Washington College of William and Mary SCHOOL TREASURER PETER I. LEADBETTER, A.B. Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia College of William and Mary O Colleg ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DEAN OF GIRLS Sullins College e of William and Mary I I I ff' 1-mf' 6 1d direct us DEAN OF BOYS ALTON L. CRIST, B.A. University of Richmond College of William and Mary VISITING TEACHER LILA WIATT SINCLAIR, B.S., M.Ed. Longwood College University of Virginia PRINCIPAL F. CAROLL ALEXANDER, B.S., M.S Richmond Professional Institute Virginia Polytechnic Insiilute GUIDANCE DIRECTOR ELIZABETH H. GLASS, B.S. Mary Washington College College of William and Mary HELEN D. AGRELLA, B.A., l annis State Teachers' Collet Lynchburg College, Univers of Virginia. English I-I.H.S. students pursue their own language, ELVIE LEE WEST BEANE, A.B., ..A., East Texas State Teach- 's' College, Columbia Univer- ry. English ANNY B. GILLIAM, as., Long- foocl College. English MARY HELEN BURCH, B.s., Mary Washington College, William and Mary College. English Dean of Boys, English BERNlCE HERETICK, AB., Barry Col- DONNA C. ORR, B5-, W95lefn Ken' lege, tucky State College. English, Speech English English Depariment ALTON L. CRlST, University Of Rich- mond, William and Mary College. S 2 PHYLLIS H. FARNSWORTH, acuse University. English f it QQ BEVERLY W. TERREFIA, B William and Mary Colley. .Iish Riff f . P -M 1 .6 in I f 52' 24 ,f 2 lil -, '1'fx'iNf I V, V,,Vh,,,N!. 1. . 1 44 Math is important to many careers 4 V 'Qt ' LIZABETH C. FURR, B.S., East ETHEL F. HOSKINS, B.A., Cumber- Iarolina College. land College, Carver School of Mis- Algebra, Geometry, Solid sions, Union College. Geometry, Trigonometry Mathematics MAE M. ANDREWS, A.B., Randolph- Macon Woman's College. Plane Geometry, Algebra LUCY W. PRITCHARD, B.S., Mary Washington College. Mathematics, General Business, Typing Math Department ALICE G. SZIGETI, B.S., Mad son College. Mathematics, Algebra ' V ' ' ' FX an Our future atomic scientists HERBERT A. BANNERMAN, B.S., University of Washing- ton, Union College. Chemistry, Physics Ew,Q'5 my EE HAYES, B.S., Longwood ANNE T. KITCHEN, B.S., Longwood EUNICE G, MCCALL, B,5,, Blacksfone Zollegf- C0lle99- College for Girls, Madison College. 5C'e 'Ce Bi0l09Y Science, Mathematics, Home Economics Science Department JUANITA B. GIESE, Concord State Teachers' College, West Virginia Wesleyan.. Science THOMAS B. PEARMAN, B.S University of Richmond. Science i ? i 5 i Girls train for future homemaking ETHEL B. ROGERS, B.S., Rad College. Ho eEo Home Economies Department ,Wfy , 1 Uf'ff'J Afffffjgffiijfii? ,'m, lrffzggdfggf, , 555 'I 4: 2 W' 5,'f?,se7.f'zV2-'V 355553552wffxzfyfyii W , , W, , , ,,z, , X 5. f f ?fg3!3'y,? FC f,i3f,m5,j ,, f, 12 A MT' 5, x8 ,V 352 1373 Q .i-' f' 519, ,il Miki. ,xx 7ae'iw31-a w , gm Qgxixml 312: wa 'X flaw ,f!Jffif!,1,f f 1 f 1 f 1 Q ,,,W fi, Lxrl Z 'fgjj in A, f X 1 if ,g ,k ff, , I , M. 1 ffiiwfffw, f H E ,uf ,gg 3 ,1Q, ,:',- 1, f? ,. , V . ft 'H ' 'uw MHSICIHHS are keyed to perfectlon RICHARDL BOYER BMEd MMECI Madison College Florlda State Umver sity University of Vlrglnla Band Choir A 11 . 12 Music Department Diversified Occupation Department SYLVIA PRITCHARD, Me College, V,P.I. dith College, East Carolina MALVIN M. UTLEYE, A.A., A.B., Austin Peay State Col- lege, King College, Umver- sity of Tennessee. Diversified Occupations Distributive Education Department 'Nu 2 HELMA G, CLARK, B rop College. Shorthand, Typing -5-i Wlfl- AZIELEE K. GEORGE, B.S., Montreal iv Q A ip? Experience in secretarial work 'V' L- . 'V K. ,. , . . R ,V 'L 3' : 1 .V :., h X Mamas? ,yr A I -- L .,.,, V ,, , . ffl' . L WILLIAM L. MERNER, A.B., M.A., E651 Carolina College. Bookkeeping College. Shorlhand, Typing Commercial Ilepartment QP -1 'ibm DOROTHY D. MINCHEW, Longwood College. Transcription, V.O.T. T FORREST A. GLASS, B.S., M.Ed., Wake Foresl College, William and Mary College. Boys' Physical Education, Assist- ant Fooiball Coach, Head Base- ball Coach Physical Education Department ARBARA L. CLARK, B.S., Mad- on College. Girls' Physical Education THOMAS STANLEY, B.A. Randolph-Macon College, University of Richmond. End Coach Football World History ieii X... BILLY H. DEANS, B.S., M.Ed., East Carolina College, University of North Carolina. Physical Education, Head Foot- ball Coach ClG HOWERTON, B.A., Randolph- Macon College. Assistant Football Coach Large staff manage athletic program GEORGE S. ORR, B.S., Wester Kentucky State College. Industrial Arts, B Teal Basketball Coach DOLORES E. WEBB, B.S., Madison College. Physical Education WILLIAM L. MERNER, Athletic Director iwifssfi Q' 99 The roots of the present are deep in the past. KATHREN E. LEADBETTER, B.S., Blackstone College for Girls, Madison College. U. S. History EVELYN R. NYE, B.A., William ancl Mary College, University of South Carolina. Social Studies hanna University. Government Social Studies Department E, NADIA PHILLIPS, B.A., Susque- MARTHA L. PRESTON, B., University of Maryland. U. S. History, World ? tory LIBRARIAN KATHERINE B, SHEALLY B.A., B.S. Longwood College William and Mary College DIETICIAN EDNA M. NICHOLS Henderson College 'T'-I Ezra? 3 nf ' W U M, ZHVA , ,N New W A W. ,- un-wining HARRI' X4 Fllllli ALESKY asazrflaw gm QM M A+ H FY' inilliliii OFFICE SECRETARIES ALTAMAE O. ELROD DOROTHY K. SORDELET I x A D A FREEDOM OF CLASS EDITORS Anne Woehr Caroline Lockett- Judy Swriff Becky Shelby, Assistant INDIVIDUALISM Striving higher, ever onward riff WM-amuse. Norvell Burrow, Mary Sue Lowe, Cookie Stevens, and Kenny Ballowe. Since that day we were rats, we have been told with sometimes irritating regularity that our Senior year would be the best one of all, and - sure enough - it is. Our Senior Class is the best! That's what every Senior thinks, but '60 IS the best! There is never a dull moment in the lives ot Seniors - current events . . . term papers . . . meeting the crowd at the Den . . . mid term exams . . . dashing home to talk on the phone . . . eating at the Senior table. This is part of the wonder-world of being a Senior. Senior Officers President , COOKIE STEVEW' Vice-President , C , NORVELL BURROV' Secretary , fgfir , KENNY BALLOWE Treasurer C 7 MAN' SUE LOWE CAROLYN SUE SANDRA JEAN ARD AUSTIN Carolyn Sandra Commercial Elective Quiet and reserved . , . Carolyn Vivacious and gay . . . Sandra's s distinguished by her coy ready smile and sparkling eyes nd polite' manner. make her a favorite with every- one. KENNETH RAY BALLOWE ,,Kenny,, Commercial Hard-working and sincere . . . Kenny is always willing to do more than his share. We are proud to be Seniors. LARRY JAMES BARKER Larry Elective Nonchalant and carefree . . Everyone finds Larry an agree able and easygoing person. Wll.l.lAM HERBERT JANET FRANCES BARNWELL BASll.E Billy Janet Elective Elective elm and Uf1d6rSfandl'19 . . . Poised and attractive . . . Janet 'lly is a norvfel--:ieramental has a keen mind and a good BTSOFI with a fH2.ndly dlSp0Sl- sense of responsibility. On. REBECCA ANN BAXLEY Becky Commercial Dependable and efficient . . . Becky has a strong willingness to accomplish that which is set before her. JOANNE BEAR Joanne Commercial Amiable and considerate . . . Kindness is one of Joanne's greatest assets. ELIZABETH CAGLE BISHOP Be-ny Elective Peppy and energetic . , . Betty is known to all as one of our spirited head cheerleaders. GLENDA LEE BISHOP Glenda Commercial Friendly and trustworthy . . . Glenda's willingness to help others is one of her admirable traits. PATRICIA ANN BJOURNES upatn Elective Dignified and restrained . . . Pat is an individualist-a girl with firm principles. s ii ,. BARBARA ANN BLAHO Barbara Commercial Trim and neat . . . Barbara is an industrious person and ar earnest worker. We readily accept t WAYNE THOMAS BLANKS Boo Boon Elective inquisitive and individualistic . . . For his pursuance of knowledge, Wayne will get the best from every experience. JUDITH ANNE BOGARDUS Hjudyn Nursing Chic and practical . . . For Judy there is a time for laughter and a time to be serious. THORNTON LEE BROCKWELL Thornton Elective Frank and good-natured . . . Thornton has made a name for himself by his teasing smile and mischievous friendliness. MARY ALLEN BUREN Mary Allen Elective industrious and efficient . . Mary Allen is a capable leade in any activity. NORVELL ELLIS BURROW Norvell Elective Iischievous and fun-loving . . . ecause of Norvell's good Jortsmanship and high ideals, a is endeared to all. JESSE WILLIAM CASEY, JR. Hcaseyn Elective Popular and well-liked Jesse's interest in H.H.S. and willingness to co-operate have won him many friends. ponsibilities of Seniors VIRGINIA LEE COLLINS Ginny Commercial teerful and friendly . . . nny has a courteous and niet way which makes her a nod companion. CAROLYN LEE COMPTON Carolyn Elective Stylish and petite . . . Carolyn's poise and charm make her one of the class sophisticates. DONALD EUGENE CAWTHON Donald1' Elective Intelligent and conscientious . . . Donald is a dependable student as well as a likeable person. JOSEPH HENRY CHAPMAN Woe., Elective Courteous and well-dressed . . . Joe always conducts him- self in a gentlemanly fashion. JANE ELINOR CRIST '1Janie Elective Talkative and cheerful . . . Jane's love of lite is exhibited by her bubbling enthusiasm. ANNE JEANETTE CRUTCHFIELD Anne Commercial Gentle and reserved . . . Anne is loyal and co-operative in every way. i fe i JAMES ANDREW JAMES ROBERT JUDITH LYNN NICKOLAS CRlS DAILEY, JR. DAVIS DOBLER DOUKAS Jimmy Monk Judy Dukie Elective Elective Elective Elective Happy and full of merriment Quiet and unassuming . . . His Perky and spirited . . . Judy Friendly and humorous . . . . . Girls, laughter, and teas- retiring manner and composed is an earnest worker and is Nicky has a cheerful dispo: ing are Jimmy's main interests tranquillity are characteristic of never seen without a smile. tion and an infallible willini in life. Robert. ness to do his part. Senior privileges 1 DIXIE LEE CAROL ROPER EDWARDS ELDER Dixie Bugs Academic Elective Reliable and sincere . , . Dixie Wmy and diligenf . 4 , Loaded is an admirable person because Wiqh personality, Carol has an of her desire 'O help When amusing sense of humor. help is needed. CHARLOTTE BALDWIN ELDER Charlotte Academic Genuine and exotic . . . Char- lotte's twinkling blue eyes and vivacious manner make life pleasant for everyone around her. if i fi ii Z 5 JUDY GRAY ELLIOTT Hjudyn Academic Thoughtful and agreeable . . Judy is a hard-working peisi and always willing to co-c erate. .9 SANDRA FAY ELLIS Nsandyu Commercial Quiet and retiring . . . Sandra is well known to our class for her great artistic ability. MARGIE ANN ELMORE Margie Commercial Active and ambitious . . . Margie has a sincere interest in the activities of H.H.S. w, but cherished. FRANK HARRISON EWING, III Albert Scientific Sensible' and thoughtful . . . Harrison is noted for his solid character and high scholastic achievement. MONTE LOUISE FINK Monte Commercial 'alkative and quick-witted . . . llonte has a great interest in ite and is capahle in her vork. ! BRENDA JOYCE DORIS ANNE GRIFFIN GUNN Brenda Doris Commercial Commercial Modest and shy . . . Brenda, Stately and attractive . . . In in her earnest manner is a her neat appearance, Doris con- self-reliant person. veys calmness and dignity. HELEN PATRICIA FARIS Patsy Elective Wholesome and upright . . . Patsy is a loyal friend and has a cheerful word for all. 3 , ALTON LARUE GWALTNEY Hsidn Scientific Impish and gay . . . Sicl's laughing blue eyes reflect his warm personality. MATTHEW HOWARD HANCHEY Mack Elective Polite and independent . Matthew constantly strives achieve high ideals. RENA MAE HARRIS Rena Commercial . Dignified and well-mannered to . . . Neatness and efficiency are two of Rena's many attri- butes. PEGGY ANN HATCHELL Peggy Elective Sweet and diligent . . . Peggy is very much admired for her consideration of others. CHARLES AUGUSTUS HECKEL Charlie Elective Dashing and gay . . . ln his short time at H.H.S., Charlie has become popular and won many friends. Seniors have a busy life . JOSEPH BASKERVILLE WAYNE ODELL HICKS, lll HlPKlNS ,,JOey,, Hwaynei, Elective Elective Laughing and iovial . . . His Well-mannered . . . Wayne has red convertible is a familiar a likeable manner and is well sight around H.H.S. worth knowing. DEAN VANCE HOLBERT Vance Elective Witty and good-natured . . . Vance's wonderful personality has made him a valuable mem- ber of the Class of '60, LINDA LOUV J HUGHES Linda Elective Tranquii awd' 'were . . Though q--iei in fir' tssroom Linda h , '1'y pare. 'ality. r 5 ROBERT ARNOLD RAYMOND EDWARDS NANCY MAE DONALD LEE JOHNSON JONES JONES KEENER Bobby Eddie Nancy Donnie Scientific Scientific Commercial Scientific Handsome and congenial . . . Loads of fun . . . Eddie's cheer- Cordial and bright . . . Nancy l'lUm0 0U5 and CtUlCl4-Wllfed - - . Sportsmanship plus scholarship ful disposition shows an ad- reigns as our honored Miss Wllh his flirting and l6U9l'Iif19 have won Bobby the admira- mirable optimism. Hopewell High. manneff Donnie is always the tion of all. l'I'Il PEIPCPS . . . CllI'I'6Ilt CV6IltS . . . dates . . . life of the party. X WDYCE FAYE ALBERT SHELDON HOMER LEE HAROLD LEON KINGERY KNAPP KROUT, ll LAMPMAN Faye Bert Homer Harold Elective Elective Elective Elective Well-read xi r' expre sive . . . Progressive and responsible Pleasant and teasing . . . Homer Strong andemphatic . Faye, vel. 5 ndneis and gentle- . . . Bert shows signs of going is our class prankster and is old's personality shines ness, if as 'deligl-file :arson to far in life because he is an always ready for fun. his dry humor. know enterprising worker. . . Har- through fi i 55 5 K 3 NANCY ANN DOUGLAS RYLAND STEPHEN ANTHONY LINDA GAYLE LAMPMAN LEE LEGAT LEWIS ,,Nancy,, HDOUQH ,,S,eVe,, ,,Linda,, Elective Elective Elective Academic iaithful and optimistic . . . Independent and full of fun A typical American boy . . . Delicate and benign . . . Linda Nlth her steadfast manner, . . .Doug radiates with vitality His ioking ways and unex- is characterized by the desire 'lancy is a wonderful person ro and is always looking for a pected remarks reflect Steve's and ability to do things well. good time. personality. lnow, With pride we we: 3 i li HARRIETTE ANNE KATHERINE LOUISE WILLIAM HERBERT . r ANNE CAROLINE I-INDFOR5 LIPP LIVERMAN LOCKETT HHSFVIGTYGH Kay Herbert I Caroline ' Elective Elective Elective - Academic HONEST and 5Tf5l9hI'f0fWa d Versatile and original . . . Kay Generous and warm-hearted Considerate and enthusiastic . - - Hel' l'9adY laU9l lef and was rewarded for her school . . . Laughter and fun are two . . . CaroIine's intelligence and Shafp wif IW-We made Haffieite spirit and her interest in H.H.S. of Herbert's favorite paspmes. light-hearted humor make up popular. by being chosen as our Home- coming Queen. her personaity. WALTER LAMARR LOVELADY Buddy Elective Keen-witted and wise-cracking . . . Laughter will follow wher- ever he goes. lr senior rings efdle QM i ll DEEMS GILLIS LOWDER Deems Elective Direct and fun-loving . . . Deem's determination to accom- plish his obiectives will lead him to success, MARY SUE LOWE Mary Sue Elective Vigorous and spirited . . . Mary Sue is an active person who strives always to uphold the good name of H.H.S. FRANCES KAY MAZZEI Cookie Commercial Sweet and demure . . . Soft- spoken Cookie, in her own quiet way, is a cherished friend. QA ' AS JOSEPH DANIEL BARTOE MARILYN JEANETTE MCQUAGE MINSHEW MONK x Tommy Danny Marilyn . Elective Elective Elective 543.59 and carefree . . . The Jolly and smiling , . . Danny Petite and dainty.. . Marilyn's ge rn in his eye reflects is fancy-free and always ready blond hair and brown eyes mfs friendly disposition. to go. help display her bright per- sonality. SUSIE JEANETTE RICHARD EMERSON ROBERT GLADSTONE MOODY MOON MOORE Susie Richard Bob Commercial Elective Scientific 'leasing and thorough . . . Steady and solid . . . There is Popular and high-spirited . . . iusie's considerate attitude to- a nonchalance about him that To know Bob is to love him, vard her classmates has won discloses his individuality. for he is a fine fellow to know. ner the respect of all. JOHN BOTTOMLEY MORTON, JR. Mortie Scientific easing and full of mischief . . Johnny's sincerity and 'ankness are two of his def- tite assets. PATRICIA ANN MORRIS Patsy Commercial Natural and dependable . . . Patsy is a thorough worker and has the ambition to do what is right. We try to si BETTY ANN NEMETZ Betty Commercial Able and admirable , . . Betty's quiet voice only adds to her gentleness. ROBERT JAMES O'KENNON Bobby Scientific Clever and ingenious . . . With Bobby there is never a dull moment, yet there is a deep sincerity about him. BENJAMIN NERET OWEN Nsennyn Scientific Steady and loyal . . . Such an agreeable person is Benny and he deserves the best in life. LINDA JEAN PARIS Linda Elective Patient and meek . . . Because of her perseverance, Linda will reach the goals she has made for herself. od examples. GEORGE FRANCIS PATE George Scientific Well-liked and respected . . George is easygoing, but will- ing to do his part at any time. if Q Q it Pi i 5? it JAMES MELVIN POWERS, JR. Jimmy Scientific Outstanding and impressive . . . Jimmy has irresistible blue eyes which personify his friend- Iiness. ALMA ROSE HUNTER MARTIN RACKLEY ROBERTSON Alma Martin Commercial Elective aucy and full of pep . . . Casual and entertaining . . . lma's charm and vitality be- Martin's pleasant words and :me her character. obliging manner highlight his personality. CHARLES JERRY ROBINSON Jerry Elective Devilish, but well-mannered . . . Jerry is full of fun and always looking for a good time. WILLIAM EARL PRITCHARD, JR. Bill Scientific Noble and distinguished . . . His bashful grin and dark hair contribute much to his good looks. JOHN GRAVES ROYSTER, JR. Johnny Scientific Unequaled in school spirit . . . Johnny has well represented our school in athletics and as our S.C.A. president. ROBERT EDWARD DIANNE EVANS MARLIN ROY SALEEBY, JR. SAUNDERS SCHELL Butter Dianne Marlin Scientific Commercial Elective Docile and kind . . . lt is a pleasure to have Dianne as a classmate because of her cheer- ful disposition. Eager and purposeful . . . Never has there been such an earnest and co-operative work- er as Eddie. calmness. Quiet and easygoing . . . We shall always remember Marlin for his retiring manner and FRANCES MARIA SIMPKINS Frances Commercial Touched with gentleness . . . Frances is devoted to being agreeable and friendly to all. We eagerly aw: WlLLlAM EARL NANCY PAIGE JOYCE LEE SKELTON SMILEY SMITH William Nancy Joyce Elective Elective Elective lndustrious and expressive . . . Devoted and businesslike . . . Warmness and friend Being a good speaker, William Nancy is both considerate and Joyce's beaming is able to express his ideas thoughtful and has a sincere shines through her s well. interest in all. DONALD WILLARD SOBER Donald Elective liness . .. Musical and cheerful . . personality Donald is a valuable member o' mile. our band, because of his out standing musical ability. HARRIETTE LOUISE HAZEL FAITH SOBER SOBER Harriette Hazel Elective Elective Earnest and serious-minded . .. Strong in purpose . . . Hazel Harriette is steadfast and firm is sure to go far in life because In her principles. of her strong will. iss day. DENNIS RICHARD SPARKS ,,Denny,, Elective Suave and gentlemanly . . . Dennis thinks for himself and conducts himself mannerly. DAPHN E FAYE STANLEY Daphne Commercial Frolicking and frivolous . . . Daphne's spirit and gaiety sig- nify her love of life. DAVID EUGENE STANLEY David Scientific -rumble and friendly . . . David is characterized by an ever- willingness to help. f CAROL LEE STEVENS Cookie Elective Gracious and gifted . . . Cookie has given tirelessly of herself for the betterment of H.H.S. and the class of '60. PEGGY ANNE STOCKS HPEQQYH Commercial Small, but forceful . . . Peggy's determination will insure future success. PATRICIA GORDON STOREY Trisha Academic Talented and steadfast . . . Her outstanding personality and consideration for others made Trisha the perfect choice for Miss Noel of 1959. JOYCE ANN CARLTON LEE FRANK TERRELL JUDY ANN SUTTON SUYES SWIFT, JR. SWIFT Joyce Carlton Terry Judy Elective Elective Scientific Elective Vibrant and becoming . . . Sober-minded and calm . . . Qualified and proficient . . . Competent and well composed Ioyce's winning smile amib. Carlton is an agreeable person Terry is respected by all for . . . Judy is able to cope with Utes much to her bright per. with a deep concern for others. constantly striving to do his any situation, sonality. best. Tears and laughti DIXIE DIANE SWINDELL Dixie Elective Charming and sweet-tempered , . . Dixie has many friends because she is a ioking and gay companion. JOHN WILLIAM TADLOCK Johnny Elective Matchless and impressive . . Johnny has a warm and gen- erous heart and is always will- ing to help others. CAROLYN ETHEL THOMPSON Carolyn Elective Charming and dignified Carolyn is characterized poised manner. by her i 3 5 il is at S LELAND GUY ripper, JR. HGUYN Elective Agreeable and accomplished . . . Behind Guy's teasing man- ner lies a deep concern for others. DOUGLAS MCARTHUR STANLEY ANTHONY MELVIN GERALD MARGARET RUTH TOMLIN TOMLIN WALKER WALLACE Dougie Stan Jerry Margaret Elective Elective Elective Scientific A true sport . . . Doug is able Candid and appealing . . . Unselfish and dependable . . . Skillful and reserved . . . Mar- to take victory and defeat with Patience and a good disposi- Jerry enioys life and is el- garet is one who loves the out- a smile. tion mark Stanley's character. ways surrounded by friends. doors and enioys sports. me with graduation DAVID LEE DOLLY KATHELEEN JOSEPH ARTHUR WAYNE LEH WARREN WEAVER WEBB WELLINGTON David Katheleen Joe Woozie'1 Elective Elective Elective Elective Lourteous and amiable . . . Conscientious and attentive . . . Understanding and apprecia- Happy-go-lucky . . . Woozie is David is blessed with the abil- Katheleen has an ever-present tive . . . Joe, a fine person, forever popping up with the lty to get along with others. consideration for her fellow personifies the friendly spirit Unexpected, classmates. of our class. ss is if ii if 35 2 A :E CHARLOTTE MARIE WESTMORELAND Charlotte Elective Delightful and pert . . . With her tender and merry heart, Charlotte has a kind WOrCl f0I' all. KAREN ELIZABETH WHIPP Karen Elective Diligent and enchanting . . . Pretty blond-haired Karen, Sophomore Sweetheart of the Class of '60, is high in the esteem of her classmates. DONALD PERRY WHITLEY Donald Elective Straightforward and compla- cent . . . Donald is a boy of few words, but has an appre- ciative sense of humor. S WILLIS TRENT WILSON, JR. Trent Elective Alert and practical . . . Gentle manners and bashful sincerity make up Trent's personality. After graduation we wi LEWIS LEROY WINN Lewis Elective Captivating and mild . . . He is never too busy to smile or offer a pleasant word. RICHARD YEIN ANNE DICKINSON WOO WOEHR Richard Anne Elective Elective Kind-hearted and happy . . Lovely and radiant . . . Anne Richard has a friendly word is well aware of the standards for all and spreads ioy wher- by which to live. ever he goes. ii as F Q it 's 2 DONALD BOYD WYATT ,Deen Elective Compatible and resolute . . . Donald's amiable personalityi overflows with politeness and bashfulness. af LOUISE ELIZABETH YERATT Louise Commercial Ionservative and rational . . . 'he tasks which she performs ire done Ln a quiet sort of vay. ' Olll' S6P3l'2ltC W3yS. lt was a great loss to the Class of '60 for Trig to move away. He was a prominent member of our class, president ot the Hope- well Chapter of the National Honor Society, a member of the Kaleidoscope Staff, which were only a few of his many activities. We have missed Richard this year and wish him much success in his future years. RICHARD FRANK TRIGILIO H1-rign Each Senior homeroom is represented through the 'O ior Executive Council. ,-. We recall memories Seniors escape the excitement of the Prom To enioy a moment alone. st .. A Q ' , 2 r A IP Q V' Our Senior Rings - symbolic ofa goal finally reached. ja., , , The Class of '60 revives the old trad'1ic,n of Seniors cf lr senior year Long faces , . . 1ired eyes . . . splhting heads . . . wri1er's cramp - You can tell it's time for term papers. We'll remember always . . . malls at Christmas Time. ct uri, - af last. We look forward To 1he'years ahead wah J Z 'ww' I ,. Y! A '- .Q - was ' , ' , , -1 I rf, . - A . 5. J 'I' ' ML. ' , fzif,uff'J W , wx. .. N46 1-, N '-A 'Q Qi-ww M: 25165 f me - , ,ffxgwf 3- 'if' Bobby Antol Teddy Antol Joyce Arvin Milton Atkins Cecelia Anderton Norma Armstrong David Belief Our ma: junic Juniors Janice Bentley Barbara Bishop David Bowe Ray Brady Marie Brown Mary Brown Wayne Buyalos Carol Caldwell Alice Carlon Mary Lou Chipley Glen Aycock Bruce Baker John Bogardus Ralph Boone Pat Beasley Brenda Bailey Wayne Bedvvell Gary Belcher Nebe Belcher 3 e Ivan Chute Shirley Cizek Bessie Cocorikis Craig Connelly Aubie Cooper Patricia Cooper Winnie Cox John Cuddihy Joy Dale jective lior - the Charlotte Daniels Linda Davis Ginny Diradour Anne Dixon Alfred Dodson Clinton Hepler Ronald Hinchey Sarah Holden Paige Holt Dorsey Howard Linda Hudson Robert Huether Charles Hughes Ernie Hughes Janet Duff Pat Duffy Juniors Lillian Eastman Carol England Almon English Jerry Evans Bobby Frink Anne Gage Ray Gentry Fran Gilliam Jimmy Grainger Ed Gravet Linda Groom Carson Hagen Ronnie Hall Wayne Harper Nancy Harris Wayne Haskett Perry Hayes Becky Hendricks Donna Hendricks Juniors Dickie Lindfors Tommy Lindfors Billy Lowder Donald Marlowe Prudy Marshall John Mason Judy Mathis Karl Mayes Charles McCall John McCall Pat McCutchen Jimmy McDaniels Judy McDiarmid Bobby McNew Larry Merryrnan Larry Minter Brenda Mitchell Judy Moody Dinah Moore Jean Moose Bobby Morgan Doris Morgan Barbara Jackson Kathryn Jacobs Ruth Ann Janosik Our favoril popular: Carol Jennings Carolyn Johnson Diane E. Jolly Diane Jolly Linda Keener Martin Kilgo Mary Michele Lester Benita Lewis Franklin Lewis Barbara Kinderman Betty Koren Judy Lane are picked in our vIlt6St Jimmy Morgan Dale Morris Francis Morris John Sheally Becky Shelby Hillie Smith Margie Smith Tommy Smith Roberta Sodomka Tony Soddu Shirley Solesbee Eddie Spires Sally Murty Patsy Myres Delma Neal Juniors Richard Nesbitt Mary Nicely Nancy Nobles Emily Ovven Monique Pallatin Louis Parker Ann Parrish Diane Paulette Richard Primer Larry Rayner Gayle Reade Dorothy Rickman Clydell Riddell Morris Riddle Beth Rosenfield Peggy Rudolph Rocky Runner Carol Sadler John Sanger Travis Sawyer Becky Sears Rose Seymour Excitement reigned in planning our annual beauty contest Wayne Wallace Bernard Warthan Maria Washburn Ronnie Wellington Sharon Wells Bonnie West Patsy White David Whitley Elwood Whitlock Diane Williams Diane Wilson Ray Woodlief Sharon Worrell Dreama Wrenn Martha Yowe Robert Turner Ellen Kay Turnes Margie Turpin Irene Wagner Robert Spiers Carole Stevens Marla Stripling Myrna Swindell Florence Talton Brenda Taylor Carolyn Taylor Harold Thorner Howard Thomas as H' wi ,4- s. , '- E c A J v f F , llyfgfy r V 4 FW . , E Q X 1,5 insa- i , - 4 D x l '- 1. S E Z, EM-f . ,..n, -M, 3 .Y ,Y 25 ax f 3 . 4 ,, .7 ,spur ,ki NHS, if 1, k I i , r.,, 4. ,gs 1 nivr K, 1 '24-, H3 WW91 M .Y 4 sophomores Billy Solyan presides over The first Sophomore Class meeting sw Sophomorcs make plans for the iradiTional Sophomore Dance Mike Aaron Ann Adams Carolyn Adams Gloria Alley Rocco Angone Edward Andres Herbert Aprahamian Marilyn Barker Mary Frances Barnes Jerry Barnes Betty Bartley Cheryl Beach Danny Birchett Sandra Bishop Billy Blanks .f q:,':iJ f . WN Wm ' M 5 far 'F John Bliss Mary Ann Boothe Harriette Booz Bertha Bridgeforth Hayward Briggs Mary Ann Brinkley Allan Brough Sophomores Browder Betty Catlin Harvey Burch Margaret Carmack Ronald Burion Barbara Carr Ronnie Burrow Tommy Cheely Willie Cheely Freddie Cezik Donna Childers Lawrence Christoftel Randy Chronister Donald Cleveland Lorraine Connaughton Fletcher Cook Carol Coury Charlotte Covington David Crutchfield Robert Darling Betty Davis Nancy Davis Butch Dibling Pat Doane Hugh Douglas Sharon Dowdy Donna Drake Freddie Butler we c, eigh ,ffl Carol Ellis Bruce Eubanks William Faircloth Haney Fayed Jett Foldesi Earlene Forehand Roger Foxworth Diane Franklin Violet Frantz Jerry Frink Peter Furbush Eugene Fuzy Judy Garnett Patsy Drumheller Lucy Duncan Brenda Edwards Steve Edwards Roger Eitleman Anna Elliott Eunice Gates Bert Gilliam Brenda Gwaltney lders ve f , 4, , if r Jerry Gleason S es Wald aeemaw opho mor Gilbert Gregory Robert Gregory Barbara Harmon Joyce Harris Lois Harris Wayne Haskett Paul Hass Mike Heckel Carol Helder Anita Hening Joan Henry June Henry Barry Hickman Gill Hill Jimmy Hinton Allan Higdon Ollie Hinchey Carol Hobgood Tommy Houser Julius Hudson Miriam Hulbert Robin Jenks Dickie Haden Mary Hagen Lee Hanchey Robert Jennings Betty Johnson Carol Johnson Donna Johnson Cliff Jones Gardner Jones Harry Jones Rudolph Jones Rae Kearney Louise Koehler Earlene Kramer Kathy Krout Jean Lane Donald Laslie Linda Leadbetter Barney Lee Elton Lee Victor Lee David Ledford Danny Legat Betty Lewis Sophomores Bonnie Loggins Billy Lovelady' Patsy Luck Joyce Mason Calvin Lucy Cecil Matthews Johnny Martin Pat Mazzei Mike McCall Darrow McClaughlin Evelyn McDonald Shirley McGhee Jo Ann Minor Joy Minor Phyllis Mitchell Sandra Monk James Moore Delores Morris Louise Morris Juanita Nichols Cecil North Gay Parker Joseph Parker Linda Pate Robert Peterson Linda Powers Sarah Powers E ady Rackley Kay Martin 5? Marie Thomas Marie Sumner Betty Swift Keith Taylor Anne Tetterton Dinah Walsh Jack Washburn Billy Watson Kay Wellington Anita Wells Beckie Wheeler Carol Williams Esther Williams Jimmy Williams Rives Williams Sharon Williams Norma Williamson Joletta Willis Nancy Woodle Dane Wooldridge John Wyatt Andre Vartania.. Dickie Vasse Sandra Violet E. A. Vivas Joy Rasmussen Ernie Saunders Richard Schell Mary Ann Scott Tommy Scruggs Willie Sears Dianne Sharp V F Helen Simmons Q Richie Skalleberg A - X, Anna Smith L I' Margaret Smith ' - ,-AP, S WV ' ' wif' Reta Smith Walter Smith Brenda Sober Billy Solyan James Sordlette Patricia Stallings Allen Stanley Sarah Stewart Sharon Stewart Wayne Sublette lien SW Sophomores Clifford Toner Bobby Tyler Looking toward the future Patty Barnes, Allison Doeg, Fred Woehr, Billy Johnson, Carl Jamarik, and Nicki McCutchan. As Freshmen we learn more and more about the complex life of being a teen-ager. Someday WE will be the Varsity Cheerleaders, the members of the Honor Society, the players on the Championship Basketball Team, and the leaders of our school. We have so much to look forward to, so much to learn, and so much to enioy. Freshman President PATTY BARNES ALLISON DOEG FRED WOEHR BILLY JOHNSON CARL JAMARIK NICKI MCCUTCHAN Q Typical of freshmen llz,W W Linwood Ackerman Meredith Arvin Irene Ashworth Jack Bailey Phyllis Baker Martha Baldwin Patty Barnes Mary Bartha Pat Bell Patty Blaha Albert Blaho Judie Bliss Tommy Bond Juanita Bowe Judy Bowen Charles Bradley Leslie Brittle Thomas Burdette Billy Butler Larry Butler Danny Carrington Freshmen Jim Correll lrma Gail Chapman Jean Charvat Carolyn Christoffel Arlene Cook Diane Collins Sandra Cook Paul Compton Ginger Cosley Richard Coulter Carol Cox Jo Anne Crabtree Ebbie Creel Faye Creggar Nat Dailey Fonda Page Davis Roy Deese Jack Dibling Camillo DiMarco Allison Doeg Nancy Duff Dolores Dunbar Carolyn Edmiston Hazel Edwards Franklin Emerson Billy Emory Carolyn Falls Mary Frances Fields Doris Conner Janie Foldesi D. W. Frink George Fulcher Jimmy Fulcher Edith Fuzy Pat Garrett Cathy Gauthier Larry Gould Connie Gregory Elizabeth Gregory Lewis Gregory Phillip Griffin Mike Grubich Allen Hardy Joy Harles Mike Harvey Pat Harvey Judy Hipps Dolores Holland Thomas Hopkins Johnny Hughes Jerry Hays Wayne Hedgepeth Phil Hill Lelia Hipkins Aggie Hogan Denise Howard Carl Jamarik Billy James lger the Diana Hudson Roy James Linda Jesse Billy Johnson Brenda Johnson David Johnson Wallace Johnson Buddy Jones David Jones Don Jones Judy Jones Mike Jones Randy Jones Ronnie Jones Doris Koehler Kenneth Kenner Jo Ann Kendrick Mariorie Kerr Roger King John Kopalchick Steve Kreynus A Bobby Krout Andy Langford Kenny Lewis Virginia Lewis Eddie Lindenrnuth Brady Livesay Chuck Lowder Merle Lowe Judy McCoy Freddie McCullen Jackie McCullough Nikki McCutchan Donnie McGuire Billy McKaig David McNeil Betty Jane Miller Pam Miller Carla Miller Roy Mitchell Juanita Moody Jimmy Moore Diane Morefield Freshmen y Sharon Nichols Leta Nobles Richard Morton Bllly Newman John Murdock Werner Novak Patricia O'Shields Patsy Patterson John Perry Tommy Petree Judy Race Richard Rackley Gail Nelson .K Tommy Richardson Carole Robertson Tommy Rodgers Diana Rolfe Carolyn Rudolph Joey Saunders Jean Schultz Clay Shelton Donna Shelton Arm Shopshear George Slocum Jeannie Smith Joan Smith W int 5 ',:Q ML I Wir' Susie Smith , 'V Virginia Smyth :':, 'L - Barbara Snell , Stanly Sodomka Douglas Solyan Marian Stallings tablished tivities H. S . Emma Whitlow Vicky Zevgolgs Bob Steel Tim Sullivan Doris Swift Vera Szigeti Jimmy Taylor Nancy Taylor Peggy Taylor Eddie Thompson Sam Thompson Gayle Thore Brenda Toney Jimmy Traina Clair Treaster Georgia Tsourounis Shirley Turner Freshmen Barbara Watkco Teresa Webb Fred Woehr Wayne Weston Charles Wood Ann Wyatt Raymond Wyatt Freshmen are naturally curious. Douglas Adams Faye Adams Hollis Adams Kirk Aderholt Wayne Akers Robert Alley Larry Almarode Jimmy Andrews Norma Ard Tony Areheart Craig Armstrong Tommy Ashworth Barbara Bailey Dwight Balass Lawrence Ballowe Leon Ballowe Barbara Barnes Jeff Basile Anclria Bear Carol Beasley Carl Belcher Elghth Graders Leroy Brogdon Michael Brooks Johnny Brough Carter Bell George Bell John Bernardy George Bishop Le Roy Blevins Shirley Broughton Charles Brown Frances Brown Thelma Brown Herbert Bryant Earl Buckner Kathy Burge Robert Burns Linda Butler Eileen Byard Brenda Bynum Gail Caldwell Leo Cardin Jimmy Carelock Wayne Carey Jimrr .. Jthorne Wayne .erny Jarr s 'Ihambers Sanuia Chaney Jerry '.harvat Wiley Bollinger Hilda Elliott rned :lcome Welmont Drake Roben Dunbar Wayne Eastman Gordon Elder Dee Elder Clyde Emerson Ann Emory Gary Eng Eddie Farley Charlie Fields Richard Foley Sandra Foxworfh Bobby Franklin Edward Frantz Sharyn Frye Beverly Gilliam Al Glass Roy Gleason Irene Golden Danny Gregory Jimmy L .. Linda G ,ffin Jimmy Griffith Billi- ,Higgs Frmces Griggs Betty Cheely Carolyn Cheely Wayne Collins Elsie Conner Bobbie Constable Horace Cooper Douglas Cox Ronald Cox Ronnie Curiis Roger Dancy Frances Daniels Pairy Davis Ricky Davis Roger Davis Ronnie Davis Clemence Descheemaeker Martin Diradour Bob Di Nublia Ford Dixon Carolyn Drummond Donna Doane Eighth Graders Roberta Elliott Bobby Ellis Mary Ellis Raymond Gunnoe Kerrie Hagen Van Hampton Eva Hanchey Barbara Harrison James Harrison Susan Harvey Margie Hayes Rosemary Hayes Billy Hendricks Eleanor Hening Wayne Hess Patricia Hickman David Hidgon Lance Hilpert Donita Holder Brenda Holmes Brenda Honeycutt Russ Horne Eighth Graders Donald Horner David Houchins li ,,,,gr -,-me 4.1 We -1 ,M-X fv,,c Peggy Hughes Rachael Hughes Anne Jackson Janet Houser Billy Hoyle Betty Hudgins Larry Hudson Sandra Hudson James Jacobs Jerry Jarrett Terry Jenks Lewis Jennings Jimmy Johnson Joyce Johnson Mary Johnson Olivia Johnson Betty Jones Carolyn Jones Jack Jones Mary Lou Jones Pere Kennedy James Kinsey Tommy Kirtley Andrew lfavshak Steve Kolidakis Patricia Kral Howard Kramer Patsy iirise Judy Hughes l 2 gi Qi O day M ,tl X. ,uf 4 James Manley Martha Markin Roger Marlowe Shirley Marshall Raymond Mazzei Roger Martin William McGee SIL citing Michael Matthews Alex McPheters Walter Merritt Ginger Miller Jack Miller Marcus Miller Ross Miller Billy Minor Charles Minor Charles Minshew Karen Moore Bobby Mooring Candy Morris Diane Morris Harmon Morris Margie Morton Marshall Murdock Billy Myers Archie Nace Sand'a Nesbitt Phillip Nichols Bill Lawrance Jennifer Lawrance Jerry Lee Kay Leech Johnny Legat Dolly Lewis Richard Lewis Buddy Lipp Marcia Lipscomb Chuck Lowder Johnny Lowder Jim Lucas Margaret Lucas Jerry Maddy Frankie Malone Barry McLean Rose Kuykendall Linda Lamberson Paul Lampman Pauline Lampman Bobby Lane Jinny Lang Eighth Graders Ronald Norris Tommy Nuckols David O'Connor Dale Parr Ann Pead Margaret Perry Brenda Peters Donald Petree Mildred Pippin Barbara Pittman George Powers Tony Povvroznick Carol Sue Price Michael Pritchard Daryl Pruett Gracie Pruett Tonda Queen David Rackley Jane Rackley Ernest Raley David Ramey Eighth Graders if .4 r ar Huw' ...I Q E Valerie Roo Ellen Reynolds Kennedy Runner James Sacra Richard Sadler P Charles Rudolph Davis Rlfkman Charles Rideout Joyce Rideout Hilda Riggen Becky Saleeby Tyler Scalone Martha Schaaf Wayne Shuler Dickie Schulthorpe Paul Schultz Sandra Scott Ellen Seymour Kathy Sheally Walter Sheally Carolyn Shelton Howie Skalleberg Jimmy Slagle Billy Slusser Boyd Smith Dorothy Smith Douglas Smith Wayne Smith Alice Spain Mary Anne Stefanic Wayne Robinette High School Preston Wagner Frances Wallace Gloria Tadlock Leslie Taylor Wayne Taylor Butch Temple .loan Thomas Johnny Thomas Frances Kay Thompson Libby Thrift Mike Tiller Leland Titterton Marie Toner Floyd Townsend Teresa Traina Doris Tuck Carolyn Vivas Ronnie Wagner Patricia Ward Linda Walker Dailey Warren Eddie Warren Billy Stafford Raymond Stanley Jay Stewart Karren Stripling Kathy Sullivan Charles Tadlock Eighth Graders Wayne Walton Terry Lee Warren Gary Wellington last ludy Ward Pamela Wells Terry Lynn Wells Chuck Western Dwight Wheeler Carol Whitley Carol Williams Jerry Williams Lorraine Williams Byron Willis Maurice Wilson Charles Woodward Betty Jane Woodle Mary Sue Worley Linda Wray Melvin Wray Hazel Wright Alice Wyatt Peter Youngblood Emily Yowe Eugene Zevgolis ,..., ,E , ,I-ma-.I , flaws, :- L W as 5: . ,t . ,sm -:rg f . .. sire . ,, 'Zi alfa 25- Q ka' m vi 'm NNW ga V Y V' FREEDOM OF ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS Mary Sue Lowe . Daphne Stanley Barbaradackson, Assistant ASSEMBLY ' .Q 0 , 1 Y 1 in 3 'E' -. Z' ' A W V ' L, K Q ff 'Dv 5 1451, v an iw 1 5 W A S F ,, 1 L' 1 ' 1 as f f gr S 1 '44 M '. M 5 sf ,l 5 .M K ffkwfsl 5- 4. ' an Q .ULN ' mf, sfxffffa. ' ,Av 4' 59.1531 . 'Sf 1 1 lg?SwW,t,', , W? .1- ,MH as ., 423. is A, wh'-19 ,- Boys Monogram Club E S n fi S at 5 LEFT SIDE bottom to top Doug Lee Mike Aaron Bob Moore, Bobby Frink, Martin Robertson, Cecil Matthews, David Whitley, Milton Atkins, Tommy Lindfors Danny Legat Cregg Connelly RIGHT SIDE bottom to top: Wayne Buyalos, Bert Knapp, Jimmy McDaniels, Wayne Harper, Bobby Johnson Rocky Runner Donald Wyatt Tommy McQuage Roger Eitelman, Bobby O'Kennon, Louis Parker. CENTER, left to right, kneeling: Elwood Whitlock Donald Sober Doug Tomlin Allan Sutton Alton Gwaltney. STANDING: Clifton Jones, Freddie Butler, Eddie Saleeby, Norvell Burrow, To be a member of the Boys' Mono- gram Club one must have earned a letter in sports or in other activities. At the monogram assembly, a trophy is presented to the most valuable foot- ball player. The club has many proi- ects which make it an asset to the school. if 5 FICERS left to right John Royster Secretary Trews Here, Cregg Connelly, Eddie Saleeby, Milton Atkins, Charles Hughes Vice President Norvell Burrow and Jimmy McDaniels are helping the coaches in the r-t Mr Deans Sponsor gym. MP Mx-A M-sw gl 4. K' 5 5 wk fluid' WL V,hM A w.,,fW- ,,,f ,un A , , mf? M. Vx ? vi S 'vb f 4: :. KW 'um fe is Ji wfmf 'wk if W, 'Kuff 2 ,f V, Q. pf vfaffi ,,-ff i , 'ff pleasure Future Homeinakers of America SITTING IN FRONT: Louise Yeratt, Historian: Donna Drake, Secretary, Mrs. Rogers, Advisor, Becky Wheeler, President, Carol Adams, Lois Harris. SITTING IN BACK: Cathy Gauthier, Leta Nobles, Patricia O'ShieIds, Carolyn Johnson, Maria Washburn, Emily Owen, Ann Adams, Treasurer, Linda Groom, Sandra Bishop, Betty Johnson. STANDING: Donna Doane, Fay Adams, and Judy Moody. Future Teachers of America if .eft to right, FIRST ROW: Barba Kinderman, Secretary: Jane Crist, Vice-President, Frances McAllister, President, Eunice Gates, Treasurer. SECOND EUW: Dane Woolridge, Pat Stallings, Br ita Lewis, Mr. Crist, Sponsor, Jimmy Grainger, Kenneth Ballowe, Mary Nicely, Becky Wheeler, Mrs. 4relIa, Sponsor, Dixie Edwards, Linda iris, and Pat Doane. Diversified Occupations Club n E it Left to right, SITTING: Judy Mathis, Irene Wagner. KNEELING: Patsy Farris, Nancy Smiley, Ann Vaiden, Nancy Lampman, Barbara Bishop, Judy McDiarmid, Joyce Sutton, Kathleen Weaver. FIRST ROW, standing: Jerry Cabaniss, Jerry Robinson, Julian Neal, Bernard Warthan, Herbert Liver man. SECOND ROW: John Sheally, Joe Webb, Howard Thomas, Tommy McQuage, Dennis Sparks, Jimmy Daily. THIRD ROW: Deems Lowder, Buddy Lovelady, Derrell Brockwell, Bobby Frink, Steve Legat, Marlin Schell, Donald Whitley, and Gary Piner. Mr. Utleye, Sponsor The D. O. Club is one of the most outstanding clubs at H.H.S. The stu- dents taking the course are part- time workers in our city. In the District Convention in 1959, it won I3 first place trophies, and also won many other places. Also, in the State Con- vention, it was rep- resented well when they received 2 first place awards, 2 s e c o n d place awards, and 2 third place awards. Experience I OFFICERS: Joyce Sutton rntary, Kathleen We- President, Nancy Smile , 'ss-Jrer, Tommy MCQL Vice-President, Buddy Lovelady, Sergeant-at-Arms, S Legat, Chaplain, John Sheally, Reporter. 2. s..,,,,r' ? n '3 5 Ak, ,, ,,'1M A Wx W . . , 4, . H WW ,N ' 1 v ,, in I I f Y . Q f ': f A ,Q 2 A R, 5f?2 f f1'3,F1'f59:?y A +1 ' , 'lk 'my' 1 J I . Ti? Av ,W qyfr, W ,f , . 1 . G fi ' I ,fu B, Hr, . 1, ,V ' W. 1 S .,, H , Y? it 'A S . I ?SfffffU3I 3 Y Q' Xkkifigfgg , fw- VZ? , wzfiwmk 1 153214 ' 'A n , 3 ,yu M MR ag iii? Science Club tbbf' W- me if M -Slwm - Lett to right, FIRST ROW: Tommy Kirtley, Roger King, Billy Stafford, Ford Dixon, David Johnson. SECOND ROW: Harry Tush, Tony Soddu, Brenda Sobet, Sarah Holden, Harrison Ewing, Linda Groom, Wallace Johnson, Welmont Drake. THIRD ROW: Fred Woehr, Eddie Spiers, Robert Huether, Jimmy Grainger, Clinton Hepler, Robert Turner, and Bert Gilliam, Ours is a world of experiments ere, Jimmy Grainger, Fred Woehr, Brenda Sober, and nda Groom are working on an experiment. The Science Club consists of students that are in any field of science. They participate in many activities of which the most important is the Annual Science Fair. The club gives interest- ed students a chance to 'excel in science- in general and scientific proi- ects. ll i ' if Q ,X if MR. BANNERMAN, Sponsor fi 2 V 41 ' w:SfH,r,11e,? film -:Wa-avi, LQ: ' , I M, ,kkV. v7.,,,, .K V, W ,E M ,..V Ai . .IL L . Q .- fwam, L H A.. M A L, .Q x , ,Wg F ww, f 7 ,M-sw, G as '57 ' J ,W 1,44 , ., A ,r 1 QQ q, F i ,, . ,,.., by .Z -MM.. V, - . Vg: hgszggQy?fQ 'i lgSi'2 ., W, 63.1 .,,. fl-12. 1- ' 3 5 1.l.,L: -if ,SQ-M' wr 50 ff --.1 1 zz. W: ff 'fl 5 ,ff -z. A- ,fm -ga: wi. ,511-,: Qlfl, 5- i2il1f7 lL ' 74 ,,'L W ,,1,,,qWh , ,. .W .QE M Lia .. .Hz M,1q My-QML:-, Ai wwf Tv 'Q 53' xfkzifkq 1 nr em A was Q' ' QTY -f L- f if 1511 .,,, 1, .. 1, H WS' 0 W fb , . .ss ' Www. l K FREEDOM OF SPORTS EDITORS Charlotte Elder Vance Holberj Gayle Reade, Assistant COMPETITION Our heroes - 55552 Hopf-:we B11 Assistant coaches, Forrest Glass and Tom Stanley l l Q FIRST ROW: Phil Hill, Barney Lee, Eddie Saleeby, Travis Sawyer, Mike Aaron, Bobby Johnson, Normell Burrow, Bob Moore, Richard Nesbitt, Jul'- Tadlock, Tommy McQuage, William Runner. SECOND ROW: Tommy Lindfors, Charles Hughes, John Royster, Larry Minter, Bobby O'Kennon Jimmy Morgan, Dorsey Howard, Donald Wyatt, Buddy Mitchell, Harvey Burch, Louis Parker. :tory or defeat igh School my evils Sig Howerton, Assistant Coach, Bill Deans, Head Coach. -is ,...,..M K l:l!RD ROW: John WOFQBY1, Linwood Ackerrhn, Danny iegaf, Bobby Frink, Wayne Harper, Julius Hudson, Doug Tomlin, Lewis Winn, Danny ivtinchew, John Mason FOURTH ROW: Coach Howerton, Coach Stanley, Nick Doukas, Richard Primmer, Wayne Buyalos, Freddie Butler, Stan Tom- lin, Milton Atkins, Mike lkrvey, Manager, Head Coach Deans, Coach Glass. 5 Our Veterans Richard gains against Thomas Dale Thomas Dale ' .X-f T QQ ,,q1iia,Svgaw X M AQ, - T l ,pw Myth' 15 A ki za LQ' lib F :Wm Wi? 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O H.H.S, 7 DEVILS' RECORD Benedictine Thomas Dale Woodrow Wilson Prince George Pefersburg Lane John Marshall Thomas Jefferson Manchester Highland Springs 5-qu.-9-uv lu, Zc, - 25+ 4 N4 6 6 26 0 l 7 7 12 8 19 T3 Get that ball, John Thomas Dale ,g-nn-0-r ,- - WZ 3,,f,,,, tt6I'lIl6Il M, . ,T ,,..,, T. mac M 'UW as e K ' ' We BC3 N'3Okl: , EDDIE SALEEBY STAN TOMLIN Rl -F D NFL -ITT JOHN TADLOCK DONALD WYATT JOF' il RCY5 ER MIKE AARON :.:1nx3,::,- , --zg I H A RV EY B U RC H 5 A 55 S I - I A I 'VAYN E BUYALOS BOBBY FRINK 9' LINWOOD ACKERMAN FREDDIE BUTLER I 1:3 251 j x.. .jf .:.: NICK DOUKAS 33 lSf3f'fIH1E??5Zf3?3ff - my - I. ,-f1E W few , V I L fi 5, f' 2 f n - z n. 1 I . W .. gg - f-,ijfi . H5258 - xr 1.11 . ' 1111 ,,, 1' 'MV f ,, b,hf I L. N. 5 :,v- jg ff 3 - , . IE' ' If QV, . WAYNE HARPER Lindfors is stopped too soon. Petersburg I PHIL HILL DORSEY HOWARD JULIUS HUDSOIN Ya ' Aike has Manchester trnublef' Manchester Hard running pays off. Petersburg I bgv' I ' 'I 'M Il, ,,,. IAIE I rerr , , 3 A Q? mm, ,, 41 W,,, HARLES HUGHES BARNEY LEE JOHN MASON 1 Good effort by everyonef Manchester 'Nh-vq MIP' . W E K X A W A ,H Ng DAN MINCHEW JOHN MORGAN LOUIS PARKER DOUG TOMLIN BUDDY MITCHELL I 3 5 ,, If I I-I U, M I x S jim 3 W 3 OI 51 as I 'M X gg T! GFI' BOBBY O'KENNON RICHARD PRIMMER LEWIS WINN r Gill HTLL CAROLYN COMPTON DlANE FRANKLIN CHARLOTTE ELDER KAY MPP The H.H.S. cheerleaders have tried to distinguish themselves from the squads in past years by undertaking various proiects throughout the year. The girls sponsored a cake sale during the summer and made enough money to secure blouses to be used for the first football games and during basket- ball season. The money received from passengers out of school who -traveled on the out of town buses to away games was donated to the girls. This money was used for the purchase of collars, raincoats, and boots. A home- coming weekend, planned with the as- sistance of their sponsor, Mrs. George Orr, was a great success. The money received from the dance provided an ample fund with which the girls bought vests to wear over their blouses. The cheerleaders also partici- pated in the annual cheer rally in Richmond, Virginia, and made up a song and cheer to be presented at the rally. CQ ' Side by SldC, they ch 5 rr 2 92 it 5 L if Gill Hill, Carolyn Compton, Diane Franklin, Charlotte Elder, Kay Lipp Varsi The first Sock-Hop sponsored by the Cheerleaders was a great succ The cheerleaders lead the student body in cheering for t Devils at 3 Pep Rally. BETTY BISHOP BARBARA JACKSON MARY sus LOWE PAIGE HOLT ANNA ELLIOTT us on to victory Berry Bishop, Barbara Jackson, Mary Sue Lowe, Paige Holf, and Anna Elliori. Cliaflolle Elder, Palge l l0lf, and Carolyn Comp' ton help decorate the goal-posts. leerleaders A irainafion, the main obiecfive at a typical cheerleading practice F RJ cheerleaders Betty Bishop and Kay Lipp with their sponsor, Mrs. George Orr, admire a new blouse and raincoat. Our F irst Homecoming ueen 5 if SE 3 ? if Ct is tt 2 l l Charlotte Elder, attendant, Kay Lipp, Homecoming Queen, and Mary Sue Lowe, attendant. lorvell Burrow, co-captain of the Blue Devils, Charlotte Elder, Mary ue Lowe, and Ronnie Hinchey, Vice-President of Student Council look n as John Royster, President of Student Council crowns Kay Lipp lomecoming Queen of i959. The H.H.S. cheerleaders with the help of their sponsor Mrs. George Orr, held a Homecoming weekend on Nc vember 6 and 7 after the last home game of the seasor Kay Lipp was chosen Homecoming Queen with Mar Sue Lowe and Charlotte Elder as attendants in an elec tion by popular vote of the school. These girls were se lected from a group of fifteen senior girls who hat earned or were working on a letter in sports. A danc was held the Saturday night following the game fc the students and alumni of H.H.S. This event, one c the many outstanding proiects undertaken this yea will be well remembered by the class of 1960. AARION STALLINGS DEE ELDER JUDY HIPPS FONDA DAVIS JEANNIE SMITH Our enthusiastic J.V.'s as 4 4 1 Marion Stallings, Dee Elder, Judy Hipps, Fonda Davis, Jeannie Smith, Kathy Burge, Alternate, Mrs. Geise, Sponsor, Nancy Taylor, Alternatepl Irma Chapman, Hazel Edwards, Patti Barnes, Mary Bartha, and Mary Ann Stefanie. IRMA CHAPMAN HAZEL EDWARDS PATTI BARNES MARY BARTHA MARY ANN STEFANIC Varsity Basketball Coach Bill Pegram H.H.S. BASKET! Hopewell Hopewell ...., Hopewell ..... Hopewell ..... Hopewell ...,. Hopewell .,,. Hopewell ..... ........,....,,.,, , Hopewell ..,. ...,....... L ,,,,.,.., 4 Hopewell .....,.......... K -l -- Hopewell ------------- 1f',:l,, Q 9 , -:l,,'-, ,H Hopewell .............. 12 ,leele el. Hopewell ................ Good spol Bob Moore has a shot blocked in the Manchester game. ! Q E. 3 Elwood Whitlock, Tommy Lindfors, Bobby Johnson, Terry Swift, Craig Con PRD hesTer .......... ....... 4 O Marshall .,,...... ......, 3 8 las Freeman ..... ....... 5 5 sburg ...........,... ......, 4 8 nas Jefferson ..... ....... 7 4 nas Dale ...A.... ,..,... 4 9 mage ............A. ....... 5 2 3, - rings ..... ...,.,. 6 2 ---M054 ........... ....... 3 9 n or lose n Robertson, Charles Hughes, Bob Moore, and Doug Tomlin. The Blue Devils, having only Two reTurning regulars, established Themselves as one of The sTrong Teams in The disTricT. Hoping To gain The various honors of last year's Team which was runner up in The STaTe Group I compeTiTion wiTh Two players Calvin Jacobs and RoberT Harrison on The All-STaTe Group I Team, The Devils aT The Time The Kaleidoscope wenT To press, were eagerly aiming for ThaT goal. We acknowledge The good iob done by Coach Pegram and The Team. Craig Connely lumps high for a shot in The Manchesier game. We won by a good margin in this one. E Wig Q? Qgwf' W0 H 5- K M? 33 f v M. Q 5 ,fi fit? 3 S V jf' 3 25575 5? 1,fW?,fig sf 5 X W 5: Tl ,E . 3 i Q, QE? V lzi, ',-A, 1 M ff' CAUT' ,,,,V 12 .M 'J uf if ,hm .T ,,,.,l. 5 ,,1 15242, ' . 8. wt ?,g QQEWQ QEWQ :JM Hg Co-Captains, Donnie McGuire and Bobby Franklin H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S. H.H.S H.H.S. RECORD Benedictine Thomas Dale Petersburg Thomas Jefferson Benedictine Thomas Dale The J.V.'s are ti Q 5 3 if 3 5 5 Q Coach Bill Pegram ki it 2 5 Q2 2 5 4 2, FIRST ROW: Donnie Petree, John Kopalchik, David Crutchfield, Clyde Emerson, Roy Deese, Buddy Lipp, Eddie Warren, ack Bailey, Wally Bo linger, Ebbie Creel, Charles Miner, manager. SECOND ROW: Gordon Elder, Ricky Davis, Werner Novak, Herbert Bryant, Donnie McGuire, Dann Carrington, Charles Minshew, Bobby Franklin, Craig Armstrong, George Bell. THIRD ROW: Larry Amerod, Jimmy Carelock, Martin Diradour, Tomrn Nuckols, LeRoy Blevins, Gene Zevgolis, Mike Tiller, Dwight Wheeler, Jimmy Martin.-FOURTH ROW: David O'Conner, Al Glass, Wayne West Charles Tadlock, Tommy Petree, Carl Belcher, Lawrence Ballowe, Freddie McCullen, arJ raul Schultz. pe of the Varsity B Team Basketball Coach George Orr HHS ,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,v HHS A.,,,,,,A,,,.,,, HHS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, HHS SS,.S.S,SSS,SSvS HHS ,,,,,,,,,,A.A.A, HHS HHS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, HHS A.,,A,........,, HHS HHS HHS ,,,,.,.,......., HHS HHS ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, TEAM RECORD St. Joseph's .,,.,S Manchester .,..., John Marshall ..,, Douglas Freeman St. Christopher H Petersburg ......,. Thomas Jefferson Thomas Dale ,oo.o, Lane .,,,,,,,.,......., Hermitage ....,.,.,o Highland Springs Hermitage .v....,,,, John Marshall e,,, Tommy Lindfors scores for the Blue Devils. H.H.S. 5 ,,,, 'H.H.S. 5 ,,,,, , H.H.S. 2 H.H.S. 0, H.H.S. O , ,,,,, ,,,,,, , H.H.S. 3 ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, H.H.S. 13 ,.,,,,,, , ,,,,,, , H.H.S. O ,,,.. , ., H.H.S. 4 H.H.S. 2 .....Y. ,,,,,.., H.H.S. 2 ,,,,,,, H.H.S. 2 ,,,,,,,, H.H.S. O ,,,..., ,,,,,,,, H.H.S. 2 ,,,,,,,, H.H.S. 13 ,,,,,,, 'Forfeit wins Ability and good spur Baseball Highland Springs John Marshall Thomas Jefferson Hermitage Petersburg Manchester Thomas Dale Highland Springs John Marshall Manchester Prince George Thomas Jefferson Hermitage Petersburg Thomas Dale Coach Forrest Glass Co-Captains Bob Moore and John Royster FIRST ROW: Donald Sober, k:m+vlE'f1 s.,-1:5'aitt, John Royster, Bob Moore, Rocky Runner. SECOND ROW: Richard Trigilio, Julius Hudson, Dae daoer, Wayne Harper, Mike Aaron, Stanley Tomlin. THIRD ROW: Donald Wyatt, Carson Hagen, Doug Tcfnlin, Travis Sawyer, Tommy lindfors, Charles Hughes, and Johnny Bogardus, manager. p make a good team Track -l.H.S. 4.H.S -l.H.S -l.H.S -l.H.S 'l.H.S 4.H.S 4.H.S 'l.H,S. loyle FIRST ROW: Johnny Tacllock, Cecil Mathews, Martin Robertson, Norvell Burrow, Larry Hoyle, Bobby Frink, Bobby O'Kennon, Jesse Casey. SECOND ROW: Eddie Saleeby, Milton Atkins, Harold Lampman, Glenn Aycock, Kenny House, Clifford Toner, Ronnie Burrow, Donald Cawthon. THIRD ROW: Danny Legat, Bobby Johnson, Roger Williams, Homer Krout, Bill Blanks, Jimmy McDaniels, Eugene Fuzy, Brady Rackley. FOURTH ROW: Coach Bill Deans, and manager, Bobby Krout. RECORD 92 U2 Prince George 80 Highland Springs 48 U2 Douglas Freeman 79 Manchester Petersburg Prince George 86 John Marshall 55 Thomas Jefferson 46 U2 Hermitage Central District Meet 30 lfd Hermitage Douglas Freeman Tidewater Meet got 3rd in the 440. 20 U2 U2 2X5 2 U2 U4 'oberfson tied for 4th in the High Jump. Laffy Hoyle, CO-captain, Bo? ....on, and Norvell Burrow, co-captain, practice for future events. We've got the pep! Girls' Varsity Basketball RECORD Hopewell ..... s,ss,s 2 6 Petersburg .,s,,sssss,s 14 Hopewell ..,.s ..... 3 6 Colonial Heights ..,, 27 Hopewell ,.... ,s.., 4 5 Colonial Heights ..,. 42 PATSY MORRIS - All-Prep Second Team Coach Delores Webb FIRST ROW: Carol Elder, Vicky Zevgolis, Shirley Solesbee, Joanne Kendricks, Brenda Gwaltney, ani Kathy Krout. SECOND POW: Carol Jennin Virginia Lewis, Peggy Taylor, Merle Lowe, Patsy Morris, Frances McAllister, Betty Swift, Donna Dra' , and Jean Lane. 1 l 5 We've got the pep! Girls' Varsity Softball IRST ROW: Judy Dobler, Jeannie Arehart, Joan Bader, Kathy Krout, Miss Webb, coach. SECOND ROW Jean Charvat Brenda Gwaltney Charlotte Covington, Frances McAllister, Mary Hagen, Margaret Wallace. THIRD ROW: Judy Bogardus, Margie Elmore Anita Henning Carol Helder Carol lder, and Mary Allen Buren. H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S HHS Tliirikhnsln Ill' Jean Charvat va es another run H.H.S. T959 SOFTBALL RECORD l4 2 Petersburg 3 3 Thomas Dale 6 I T Manchester 9 14 St, Catherine 7 5 Prince George 6 14 Prince George TO lO T4 Thomas Daie Thomas Jefferson T6 It Petersburg 5 14 John Marshall 8 We've got the team Varsity Hockey Anita and Kathy rush for the ball. ,V Y Coach Dolores Webb P Andrea Vartanian, Mary Allen Buren, Judy Bogardus, Margaret Wallace, Charlotte Covington, Donna Drake, Ann Tetterton, L.aroI Elder, Kath Krout, Carol Helder, Brenda Gwaltney, Anita Henning, Jean Charvat, lillian Eastman, Judy Dobler, and Miss Webb, coach. Z E F 3 a 3 Girls' Junior Varsity Hockey , y I 'MN' - 1 -tkqv' f. 9,35 iisgf ' ' 'W is tfy, vw? W lg Ksglxaifliyjaf 2, is W ,1 A 'ffl' 4 H K , W f s a N wg, 4, K Q3 I QQ, I 41 Sip! q3g3f:1.f'fkj,,. QQ , , K ,. 'W xr' aa, 'ba J or if if f' f if Mfr iam' mi N1 N Y' 1 , f , J W , f ay I 1 4 i Y ,53'i5335?4Q'Q, ,. zggiff' Ur IRST ROW: Jean Lane, Co-Captain, Carol Johnson, Co-Captain. SECOND ROW: Jackie McCuIIoh, Vera Szigetti, Mary Johnson, Mary Hagen, arbara Watko, Peggy Taylor, and Mariam Holberr. THIRD ROW: Joanne Kindricks, Cary Hagen, Ann Pead, Ann Shopshear, and Diane More- ield, Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball my gi an 'TW an-apr lR:,T ROW: Judy Race, Fay Creggar, Vera Szigeiii, Cathy Gauthier, and Jackie McCulloh. SECOND ROW: Emma Whitlow, Mary Lou Jones, arbara Waiko, Hilda Riggin, Fonda Davis, Brenda Johnson, and Coach Barbara Clark. 'il s 5 N FREEDOM TO PARTICIPATE Our spirited bal E... is 4 , E 3 52 2 fl 2 if ra ii i MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: Hayward Briggs, Drum Major, Joy Minor, Joyce Sutton, Daphne Stanley, Jane Crist, Patsy Myers, Mr. Boyer, Director. SECOND ROW Betty Kay Jones, Carol Ellis, Vicky Zevogolis, Sharon Nichols, Evelyn Weaver, Richard Haden, Rocco Angone, Miriam Hurlburt, Camillo DiMarcc Keith Taylor, Norman Williamson, Mary Allen Buren, Carol Elder, Carole Stevens, Teresa Webb, Marla Stripling, Earlene Kramer. THIRD ROW Albert Blaho, Don Sober, Larry Gould, Almon English, Bert Gilliam, Eugene Fuzy, Edward Andres, Peter Furbush, Haney Fayed, James Grainger Tom Rodgers, Joe Parker, James Walker, Wayne Sublette, Jack Washburn, Bill James, David Crutchfield, Don Marlowe, Reta Smith. Hopewell is privileged to have two spirited band Whether on stage or on the field, they outstandingl represent our school and our community. Under tl' guidance of Mr. Boyer, both bands have displaye unique and talented performances. , Mr. Boyer accepts iob ot fashion consultant tu. Norman Wil- liamson. fe inspiration CONCERT BAND IRST ROW: Marla Stripling, Mary Allen Buren, Carol Elder, Teresa Webb. SECOND ROW: Earlene Krammer, Evelyn Weaver, Sharon Nichols Doug omlin, Richard Haden, Rocco Angone, Miriam Hurlburt, Larry Gould, Almond English, Keith Taylor, Norman Williamson. THIRD ROW Vicky Iezgolis, Carol Ellis, Betty Kay Jones, Carole Stevens, Reta Smith, Don Marlowe, Edward Andrew, Dan Minshew, Don Sober, Bert Gilliam xlbert Blaho, Eugene Fuzy, Camillo DiMarco, Hayward Briggs, Tom Rodgers, Joe Parker, Peter Furbush, Haney Fayed, Jimmy Grainger FOURTH OW: Joe Webb, James Walker, David Crutchfield, Billy James, Jack Washburn, Wayne Sublette. MR. BOYER Q Music after hours - 3:20 Presented by Sharon Nichols, Rocco Angone, and Marla Stripling. Stepping high for H.H.S. JOYCE SUTTON DAPHNE STANLEY JANE CRIST Head Maiorette DICKIE HADEN Left to right: Joy Minor, Jane Crist, Daphne Sianley, Joyce Sutton, Patsy Myers HAYWARD BRIGGS 1 1 PATSY MYERS DICKIE HADEN HAYWARD BRIGGS JOY MINOR M. Mn, , Q' V Mi Kew K' Qin W! 3561 f if , 2 X' ,f M if W 5 5 'U wb , V., 4 - ,..' 4' my ,M my E , ff, ff? K 5, in 'f 122, ,Q ,JF ,F 343 s fi -51 . A' 7 if as HM t . 2 4 4 ' if Wm. 1. M ww M 2 ,, gg, :V I f sw ,k,V , f . if ff at W, 'll in 4, ,M 1 3 Qs, . 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Y x 3 5 idertake many proj ects MISS LILLIAN BURCH FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS Sponsor John Royster, President Norvell Burrow, President Ronnie Hinchey, Vice-President Ronnie Hinchey, Vice-President Karen Whipp, Secretary Karen WIWIPP, Secretary The Student Council, the governing body of our school, is highly respected. Through homeroom representatives, students express their ideas and gain high ideals of government that they will practice in the future. Miss Burch, the officers, and an elected representative from the Council make up the members of the executive committee of the Student Council. As the student council reports are given weekly, interest is promoted in the homerooms as shown in the picture below. 3 Bobby, are we really getting the record player back in two weeks? Together, we raised Xthe mon 's4,f,y Kay Lipp, Business Manager, wilh back row, John Sheally, Mary Sue Lowe, and from row, Jimmy Powers, Dixie Edwards, Vance Holbe Charlene Elder, say, The best Things in life may be free, but nor ihe Kaleidoscope. v fr L. , 'hmmm p mf-,M f' A ' s vi . 5- ' ,Jn 'lib mea, ,ww Cookie Stevens, Daphne Stanley, Judy Swiff, Anne Woe-hr, Caroline Locketl, and Karen Wlipp and Patricia Storey -Q-eflilors, and ideas that make This, our 1960 Kaleidoscope. 'TF- N, W 'ff 4 , lr Q 1 , mir- 3 7 3 ' nize tl.e ,. gl il planned the book MR. UTLEYE, Sponsor Juninor Assistants: Peggy Rudolph, Fran Gilliam, Barbara Jackson, Beckie Shelby, Gayle Reade, and Lou Thomas. his year's Kaleidoscope Staff consisted ot thirteen seniors and seven junior assistants. Through a lot of planning nd working, they finally achieved their purpose and are very proud to present their finished product, The 1960 laleidoscope, to you. Kaleidoscope Staff But but, but . . . But wculdn't you like to buy a Kaleidoscope. Leadership, Scholarship, Character, Service Honor Society - sf fl. al. tr, ,za n,'l ' 'Q if f Harrison Ewing, Kay Lipp, Bobby Johnson, Caroline Lockett, Judy Dobler, and Patricia Storey. I r. . ' 1 ,' 4 MRS. BEANE, Sponsor . Q mo -. , i., I, 'r Members to the Hopewell High School the National Honor Society are chosen on a5 Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and have been examined by the faculty board tional Honor Society and found to be four phases of their school life. These continue to prove themselves worhy. of great honor through the remainder of 'tv Shiiiischool life at Hopewell High School after theirytappingf They are honored members of our school and 'their leadership and interest in Hopefivell High School is to . be commended. ' , -1 Z x lik ... ,E EH 2. f m.Ti:,2m:?mQa 5: fl c -O- CD UD O1- U3 3, 3- Q-fb Oman 328 '--22 Sfw N453 DJ 503 of? -.310 :sm mg! 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K it To 3 5 2 5 f .J Q 'Smiles are catchen' - see But . . . it's am vogu -Eli Karen Whipp and Tommy McQuage Cookie ' Stevens nr.d Joe Clvv.-'ia Miss Noel 1 ,g . K 1' 3 za K A2 Miss Patricia Storey PATRICIA STCJREY was chosen by The Senior Class of Hopewell High School To reign with Santa Claus in 'he 1959 Christmas parade, sponsored by the Hopewell Retail Merchants, as MISS NOEL. O I I - MOST POPULAR BEST ALL-AROUND FAVORITE TEACHERS Karen Whipp Bobby Johnson Kay Lipp Norvell Burrow Miss Helen Burch Mr. Tom Stanley J u nior I ' Clas s Mosr TAIENTED P 0 P ularlty Doug Lee Patricia Storey C 0 n t e s t cutest cbune y I y Fran Gilliam Larry Minter - ' . MOST ORIGINAL MOST INTELLECTUAL I BIGGEST LOAFERS A Cookie Stevens Donnie Keener Caroline Lockett Bobby Johnson Eddie Jbnes Harrieiteiindfors fv 4 M A E p 3' nh M.,,aWMw,,,f M-,Nw :S:wM,,,w1 3, aww BEST VARSITY CHEERLEADER Kay Lipp 4,augLa,,-.uwfz,-,mgqgcurf N , 1 W 1 '11 gee , K fa in X Q , ftflgfa, f 71 En 5 L ,' 5 W 'W an Q. aff- W BEST J.V. CHEERLEADER Irma Gail Chapman , x M WH' ffwfv-ff, V ' U 15195 -2 2 Wkiiefi ZW? --ff- Miss Hopewell High School 1959 fails-sxQ, We fl? NHHCZX' ,lones Nancy Jones was crowned Miss Hnrevx el' Hugh C:'1oo? for ine yur 1959 a ':r being chosen The winner of the a 1 I beauty comesi Dresenied by ff .iunior Class. Nativity Scene The Nativity 'ic-me is a beautiful Tradition at H.H.S. Every year the characters are selected from the senior class and during this scene at the Christmas assembly, welfare baskets from each homeroom are brought to the stage. K P Mary ..,.. Joseph ...... ....... Wise Men Karen Whipp Bobby Johnson Vance Holbert Norvell Burrow John Royster Each year a Friendship trophy is exchanged alternately be- tween Hopewell and Petersburg at the half-time of the football game. This year the trophy was presented by Petersburg High School's Hi-Y - Tri-Hi-Y Council President to Patricia Storey, Pres- ident of the Kappa Lambda Tri- Hi-Y of Hopewell High School. Looking on are Ronnie Hinchey, Vice-President of Hopewell High School, and Mr. Alexander, our principal. Glimpses of the past year A bonfire to inspire school spirit on the night before the Hopewell - Petersburg football game is a tradition at H.H.S. Crowds of Hopewell fans come to watch Petersburg burned in effigy and to cheer their team to victory - this year by 34 to 7. One of H.H.S.'s most interest- ing students was Moniqu,e31,Pala- tin who came to Hopewelilifrom France. The picture at the left shows Monique answering ques- tions about her country at a Frencn Circle Meeting. Althou. her stay was brief, Moniqut l be long remembered by ' - many friends she made at H.H.S. Everyone greatly enioyed the Rhythm and Blues Show pre- sented by the D.O. Club in De- cember. Much good talent was displayed, including that of Joe Webb and Deems Lowder who did their version of Say Man. The Christmas spirit felt by everyone was reflected all over our school in the many decora- tions at Christmas time. They were in the cafeteria, in class- rooms, on bulletin boards, and even on a few lockers. The pic- ture at the left shows Van Hamp- ton and Beverly Gilliam as they decorate a homeroom door. Decorated baskets, filled with toys and food for needy fam- ilies were prepared by each homeroom at Christmas. In the picture, Frances Simpkins is shown arranging them so that they may be carried to the stage at the Christmas assembly. 41' 1 i- 'Qs A radio program over station W.H.A.P. was presented once a month by the speech class. The Hopewell High School Hour featured interviews of teachers and representatives of clubs, dis- cussions among students, and music. The picture shows Maria Washburn, Sarah Stuart, and Vera Szegheti during a broad- cast. The Hopewell High School Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized at H.H.S. at the beginning of this school year. Members of this club are called upon by teachers when their aid is helpful, and therefore render service as well as gain experience in teaching. ln the picture, F.T.A. student Kenneth Ballowe, is shown ex- plaining directions for an assign- ment to Doris Gunn. Joyce Sutton and Steve Legat were chosen by the D.O. Club to represent Hopewell as their candidates for State D.O. King and Queen. Here they age shown making plans to go to the con- vention at which the state win- ners will be crowned. 1 ry,-1 aid K U, , One of the many proiects un- dertaken by the Key Club this year was directing traffic in the students' parking lot when the new addition to H.H.S. was opened. In the picture at the right, Donnie Keener and other Key Club members are shown as they are giving directions to a student. Man, like Joey Hicks has made preparations to go to the Beatnik party. The party was a very successful proiect under- taken by the Key Club last Octo- ber. V4-1 Mid-term exams aren't fun for anybody, but they are a good excuse to have a party. This group of Seniors even found enough time out from records, Pepsis, potato chips, coffee, sandwiches, and iokes to study! H.H.S. was honored this year in being host to All-State Band. Representatives from the bands of each school in our district worked at our school in prepar- ing a concert which was given at the end of the week-end. ln the picture, Margie Turpin is shown with two members of the band who were guests in her home during this time. Pat Mazzei and Cheryl Beach are busily working on their pro- iect for the Science Fair, an an- nual event at H.H.S. Entries are made from students from the various science departments and awards are presented to the win- ners. Another new organization at H.H.S. th' year is the Radio Club. Wo ing as a branch ol the Science Club, its purpose is to learn more aboutwie me- cha is and functions of radios. ln tn: wicture at the left, .lithmy Grainger, Robert Heuther, and Cha 'es Minor are shown as thev rv' :riment with a transmitter. if 5 ix. x Q 'wx-, l N , xifffb ihjiiijhdg N V . ,Nl H XT ' V we , Vffhai Swexleyeg rfhg 5 befger algo, rg 526 g,i.lrwy5aXga.,ggg Fmerijofiee wxexghalllxghensh foreybr we 'gox utr-on ourx X A seeklto3lgujlel.Vwe,musftA X a new life frienqlshu 51 :ll be When you, feelmg of seemg the last will you see the smiles and oq class to another. At the your own class members fully that youjare leaving Behind the VV will l'-. talce flfTl8 that are dearest QS ,e'echl,p?.SQ?ue , no 'OQSQFEWQ idregm -VA, XR Q. y the 1 Ei ght- of Swigjh stepg forthio regieiygifff longer' We hope that you will thunk of Hgpewell Hugh School as proudly as struve A keep at alwagg the best,-'- V H.H.S. will forever remain an the eachr V ber ofthe Clags of '60 as BEST. ' H l 'W Q' ,fl ' he '55 V M Sincerelf, 4 V f. A ,-Via: VV H VV 4-2 Qfplv, . I J 5 4 VV Ulflf-1 'f VV , gl Sensors of 60 .lg I, Z., , Y. Vnbtz, V VV V ' , if ,, . 1 ' .V ' VV MV .V 1 .TEV .' ' r V Neon, W, V V, .V , f V VM , g VV 1 .i y V QV e , el., V ,fy , gl V, lg g, 1, : ,K-'aff'-' 'yrv' A lf YA' t , 'E Af ' V on .5752 V ' , ' ff. . M- ' 'Y 5015 i A o s , if u f N L. Ah. U f FREEDOM OF . - 'K A I . ,A .J- '-1 .1 . I 3 49 ' Busmess MANAGE!! Kay Lipp John Sheally, Photographer I ...M ENTERPRISE . ,.-.1...l.. a JIMMY BUCHANAN'S TOP TEN MOST SOPHISTICATED-Tommy McQuage BEST PUBLIC SPEAKER-Jesse Casey MOST POISED-Harrie'H'e Lindfors BIGGEST TALKER-Bobby Johnson BEST ATHLETE-John Morton BEST DANCER-Harold Lampman MOST ENERGETIC-DerreII Brockwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Jerry Cabines BIGGEST FLIRT-Bill Pritchard MOST FUN LOVING-Mr. Alexander BUCHANAN'S JEWELRY QuaIity Watch Repairs S Congratulations to the Senior Class of I960 A .91 J. w. ENOCH5, Building Materials 'Q and Paint Headquarters or '-tape ffl. Complimenfs N G of COLLEGE ALVI N JONES BRISTOL, TENNESSEE STUDIO A four-year, fully accrecli+ed, co-educa+ion- al, liberal aris college. Oilers a well-rounclecl Your Phofographer phere. Scholarships available. I7I5 Ciiy Poin'r Road For de+ails, wri+e: Hopewell. Virginia R. T. L. LISTON, Presideni PHONE GL 8-3637 King Couege Brisfol, Tennessee BURTON P. SHORT 81 SON T General Contractors Q RE 2:3452 , A Z2-Remember RE 2-8424 P W ' 'P' Mr ' 1 cialf-a in All Types of Asphali' Paving P.O. t' A 175' if PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA . 4 J. 4 f E 1 is program in a friendly and Cl1ris+ian aimos- M W- Wat 'QQ 519' WW fam fo? 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 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A good place fo work r To the Graduating Class of Hopewell High School LAKEWOOD SUPPER CLUB The Finest in Italian Dishes C. E. PERRIN-General Contractor Designer and Builder COMMUNITY BUILDERS ills 43 - 5 :F223 ,, ui..- efr.f.5?g Zrgffg Eat, 'lrffl 1511332 -f A , 2- Elyse-'V' G..-4-1-'sqft e .-.w.gEf,1lls::Fff,-gsgg.. X' , ,iii xl-rgauckl ' 4 ., , IE.-'C .R .,, . M-Y, A nn ' 1. .0 AUTOG RAPH5 ,I ng! 3 Ig 4 Ni' , fggfxs 45 nh? Refreshing remembrance We I ' 'I W I A xo We l I I' d 1 C CoC X ,- x11 L JL FI 6462 'Il Il ' URINK 6265 ompuny by C0012 NEWS STATIONERS 81 PRINTERS is X ,.f:f - A'A Typewnter and Quallty School Supplles I09 MAIN STREET HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA I5 ..,. I IIII ..,I .f3:,:5d, I ' X. J . , JOB SHOP I-Ieade Iuarters Besi' Wishes PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Pefersburg, Va. T. GRANT4 known fn. V, 1' M' Y- .l iHOPEWELL, vine. im 3 7 in-' , ' 3 .o 5 , FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Real Es+a+e I07 Wesf Poy+I1ress Sfreei' Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-6333 I Wi. BUTTERWORTH'S Southside Virginia's Leading Home Furnishers PETERSBURG COLONIAL HEIGHTS HOPEWELL THE GLOBE SHOE STORE For Shoes in Hopewell SINCE I928 Corner Main and Poyihress Sireefs BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON MODERN HAIR STYLING HopeweII, Virginia PI1one GL 8-4255 Q THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMSZB COMPANY , 205 E. Broadway Tiff? Hopewell, Virginia in Lifts. ,fi PI2,iONE ei. s-mi S' Egg , M. M. WALKER For Beller Homes General Conlraclor New Homes or Remodeling Roofing-Tile Worlc-Gen. Repairs FREE ESTIMATES Phone GL 8-3374 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Broadclus Drive VERCARA'S CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY ROYAL CLEANERS Bfoadgfkizgsk 'gEg3f:12R0ad AND TAILORS, INC. Hopewell- Virginia Congralulafions and Bes+ Wishes +o Hopewell High School, +he Faculiy and SI'uden+s STATE-PLANTERS , BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS Ref 10 Serving Hopewell for Over a ,,' Xt Quar+er of a Cenlury I qv , gn.. aff 'Q' 'sg thi' 'ivgank Wiih Ihe Clock 35, ' MEMBER OF TI-IE'FEDERiAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , nlcunqlqb , I V , I - Eslablishecl I865 ' THE BANK OF HOPEWELL Where Banking Is a Pleasure Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK The Shopping Corner Phone GL 8-94I7 Broadway and Main S+ree+s Hopewell, Virginia GATES FUEL CO. Fuel Oil- Kerosene - Coal Phone GL8-9323 J. T. MORRISS 81 SON OF HOPEWELL, INC. W. Broadway al' 9Ih Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-85I6 JEFFERSON PARK TEXAC' CI 'M' 'E SOUTHERN MATERIALS COMPANY INCORPORATED Reacly-Mixed Zoncrele - Sancl -- Gravel - - Crushed Slone - HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA GL 8-8533 PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA RE 3-605I 25 M y I W. H. MASON, Con+rac+or SEARS SHOE STORE HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone GLB-37Il For All Your TEEN Sfyles in Shoes 1 JOHN E. NEMETZ AGENCY ATKINS-PHILLIPS. INC. INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES 24' -43 E-25+ Broadway I2I Nor+h Main S+ree+ Fine Furni+ure-Wes1'inghouse Hopewell, Virginia Dealers Phone GL 8-8555 PHONE GL 8-82II HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA WESTERN AUTO JIMMIE'S RESTAURANT ASSOCIATE SXZORE V37 Easf Broadway 242 f'A.:+ Broadway' Ho '-well, Vhginia Ho' - Virginia If f?-C'26 ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS QUALITY FURNITURE 'Q BIRTCHETT'S TEXACO CAWSON AND RANDOLPH ROAD I33-I35 Easi' Poy+I1ress S+reeI' Hcompleie Service for Your C Hopewell' Virginia Including Minor Repairs ELMO'S BARBECUE 81 DRIVE INN Hopewell-Peiersburg Road PH-Cooked Barbecue Is Our SpeciaI+y gamma neuron stun HOGUE MOTOR COMPANY Love Thai Lark YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER Randolph Road PIan+ Area H ll V opewe , irginia eARRE1'ii's - STATION Broadway and Randolph Iv Hopewelli, Virginia Pl-one G' -554I Complimenis Io GRADUATING CLASS Ffom HQIIRAEWLL i IRON Ai-I, STEEL D. FRANK? ' 'IONS GOULD'S FUNERAL HOME I-Iome OI Personal Service ,' , 1. f I ' 'X .Nh ., r in, lv- v. R E, I ., :gf -in I , I' I ' . .- 'gyjdk L- tax I ' 'E 1 1 RQ' - r 1' In g'J IL Q' :iff H , V A . ,rkr . sn :.IvjMx, - . 1 ' Q X W I-ff. 'gihw f I srvzty, gf P' ff . NWI Q'1?'l' vs' -feff QI,'ZsE 3 WI! QQ N 1 w 1 1 -L 1, ff , fe-2 -,5- W re- -W - Q Eg I 5 I .- , , gl Y ri rf:-:, L i1, -- ERLZ ig: 5 ', I ' 7 1 K gs ' nf I 3'-' 'E' - 'E ffie EARII 'A ,,4,.1T,5Y ' Z lf:- 1 e 3 V . . 15 0 ' 'M ' I .,,gfix - ' MQ,f53,,He-M ee A- 1 gp H ' I '-b '- .. flip 4. 5 X Q 5 , --of-15417-':VY'-f'.-1 H Q-'ef' x l - - , '-ggwmmiliffik--' M I J -..M--fwss:g,T Ztfs,m -ek-f-N . .Y w....,s1'2:J'.Q v f ' Lady A'H'encIan+ 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ZI4 NorI'h 6+I1 Avenue Phone GL 8 -6377 There's a HIGI-l'S Sl'0I'e Heil' YOU TELEVISION AND RADIO WE'RE KNOWN FOR , .f TV KNOW-HOW H, ' 84' U N , . ' If 1 I I 5 . 3 I1 ' 'f I W f :3QQIf'fI5ffIQQ.::f , '-'. V, I, 71' YUNGfSm SERVICE LUCY 81 SHEFFIELD 500 Oaklawn Blvd Phone GL 8-5895 MOTOROLA at f Q QS f -1 . ' . , , fi In I t Sales and Service 5. ' , I 1 CONGRATULATIONS Business and Editorial Staffs of the Kaleidoscope NATIONAL ANILINE DIVISION of ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION NITROGEN DlvisloN of ' ga ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION I Aki, 'if Lv is . I I if .441 A I A 4 it 'SQ . P '.',5 .V .IVAN H U , .1 W'4,J'f . ' If ji - E I4 Q -ew 'R -ig ' l s or Q 1 ig- 1 - . af: , N x- Ir A 1. Q , 5, 4, x Ji , dl' S ' ' gl? I ' , , .gut A To the Graduating Class of HopeweIIHigh School CELAN ESE CORPORATION OF AMERICA HERCU LES POWDER COMPANY , ,J ff' I CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY I ef? .INCORPORATED If-1 ffl? R, in Haw. ' .,. B . f 4 , ., r' . .,Q'r', - ,' r 4 , . V: 1 ' I' ,, ,fl i., , .'. I , :N .S . as .sq .,I. E-, jg -,f I . Q I L f 5s, ' ' A wh I ,, ' - .-gf , f VVhy do comeu see me so II s'ro dudn COITIVTI Second ago HeIpLT WOFFTIS loose H e we siand Ike bird Ih wilderness HOW Does your quilib I IunbaIanced7 I OO e camera's on us s in rium DRAKE 81 LAMB AGENCY Insurance - Real Es+a+e CompIeIe Insurance Coverage l02 W. Poyfhress Sfreei' HopeweII, Virginia S. L. IBILLI DRAKE, JR. WASH-O-MAT Wash, Dry, and Fold Operafed by Hazel Harris Phone GL 8-5323 OaIcIawn Blvd. - Kenwood Hgfs. HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA BROADWAY GI- 9 SERVICE STATION paw, 6008 Personal Service' - If 'IVQ A , DAN'S CABE IS Our SpeCIaIIy : ULITSIVSLXIB GJ-TQT9 I39 E. P0y'l'hress IOOI WEST BROADWAY H Hopewell, Virginia I-xpgvfe lrglnla SCOTT'S STCRE Congra'l'uIa+ions NICK AND STONEY DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Tobacco and Confecfions Paper Goods 200 S. I5+h Avenue PHONE GL 8-2I88 CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTH IERS Phone GL 8-2200 209 Eas+ Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA WOOLWORTH'S I06 E. Broadway A fa :fn GOOD F000 C.....+...+,... W' W3 CLASCS ECE 'bo LITTLE CHEF Fm, 5 DINER CEDAR LEVEL A f On Commeme SI' SERVICE STATION X F' N- T -LER- P'oP' RUDCLPH HERETICK, Pram.- Complimenis , . 'V rnplimenfs . ,y D +I k J. H. HATC'HElIflf 8 i BILL 'If'FZi.-'S'AUTO CLINIQ rg q..,.,Iy I Gmc? ,E if-fs? I Who 'AIigninen+ Brake Serif- l Q34g2lv OaIcIawn BIvdmQegi - 1 PHONE GL 8-40,l,7 I ,Q :.lE GL 8-9955. JUSTICE GROCERY - QuaIi+y Meals - S+a ple and Fancy Groceries-- Fresh Produce - Frozen Foods - 3I07 Oalclawn Blvd. GL 8-2822 :SHED PLANT AREA SERVICE C. P. WOOTENM Phone GL 8-2292 Randolph Road Hopewell, Virginia HARRY K. FOWLE Real EsI'a're Appraisals General Insurance PHONE GL 8-6363 IOI Norfh 2nd Avenue Hopewell, Virginia NAVIGATORS' DEN Res+auran+ Phone GL 8-9349 A+ Hopewell Yachl' Club CURB SERVICE YOLIQRX SEARCI4 ENDS HOWERTON,S RANDOLPH Jewelers MEAT MARKET ,S sg Ella S op+acaans Phone GL 8-6049 or GL 8-2043 400 Norfh 6+h SI'ree+ me gigff 207 N. Main SI'ree'I' PHONE GL 8-6644 Hopewell, Virginia Sorry, no green siamps MUSCLES??? CAVALIER SERVICE STORE Congra+ula+ions VIRGINIA DARE AND AVIS SCALONE TILE COMPANY SHOWROOM - I4I'h and Aflanfic Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-2372 Fishing Tackle Afhlelic Supplies CORMANY'S Sporfing Cenler Johnson Mo+ors F ' Hopewell, Virginia ,W -'I PHONE el. 8-9500, WOODLAWN TEXACO SERVICE 29II Oalclawn Boulevard ' Free Piclc-Up and Delivery Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3I93 BOBBY PARKER I Boy, he sure is cuI'e -e-4 7- I- --T-I I- -nn- , 3 g ALDRIGE I YBIRcHE1'r's-1-my-E5i,I!ee:g,,wf I for YO.fmg- I I Pr-lo.-IE RE 3-37I7 ,W , 1. 4., f'VanHeusen Shiga-AL 'I HOPEWmL,1VIIg4INIA f'1QIf6N' up .vw I 'rhink every man houId-'rhink for him- II rv 9 won eri m I d f ylipsfick' 'I ghr nsrai ! Tarzan and Who's who? + I Complimenis of THE VARSITY I5+h and Wes? Broadway Phone GL 8-3055 Main and Poyfhress Sf. Sporrswea Wo: Shoes Pan+s Q Luggage MENS BOYS Clorhir HOPEWELL, VA. O U , '55 4 MINSHEW'S CompIumen+s . EQ Q JEWELERS of - -v - . X g Hopewell s J. W. Hairston . S ,A,,,..: Fmesi 402 dEas+ ell' .......... - wa wav Complimenfs of Complimenis THE JUVENILE SHOP of From Baby Io Baby-SiHer a FREE ALTERATIONS Ho ewen Vir inia Hopewell, virginia GL 8-6941 P ' 9 THE PARKER AGENCY Insurance - Real Es+a'I'e 2lI Main Sfreef, Hopewell Phone GLenview 8-6374 MAZZEI'S DUPLEX MARKET 3I I5 OaIcIawn Blvd. PHONE GL 8-9422 Deliveries QuaIi+y Mears and Groceries TOBY'S DRIVE INN 8: GROCERY PH'-Cooked Barbecue Every Day PHONE GL 8-6006 R MAZZEI SHEET METAL COMPANY Oaklawn and Wilmingion Ave. Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-52I4 I 4 in .g . 3 -I - -V- I, . . f frD'gmen'rs RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY 'fig MPHIPPSI JR' Dodge WPI, V :Iii 1 ' ' I :I A anager PHONE GL ,'1- ' BEN f.ClA??. FINANCE CO I 'II 1 -' ' OF I-IOPEWELL .. Bur, I'm a good f q fbk Y uar er ac I 4 - 4-g . Q. JONES WOODWORKING 424-426 Sou'III I 5'I'I'I Avenue HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce S+. HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone GL 8-5276 MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA CompIimenI's o'F DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW Happy Birfhday. Marfi HAROLD'S Women's Apparel 23I Easi' Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA LASTOVICA AND CO. Gifis HopeweII's Manu'Fac+uring Jeweler Diamond Se'I Iing -Jewelry Repair Ilb EAST BROADWAY 1. 'Ce-Eve' Oi'-Coal BILL PENTECOST ,- .ofyl HQPEWELL SINCLAIR SERVICE 1 ICE AND COAL co. jf,Y,jg2Q'S'ff1jj Z E Main Office 425 Soufh ISIII Avenue pH0NE GL 8-6438 QSQLXQ HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Zudwzleaning RED FRONT f HUGHES ,.MOan-Misa.. MEAT MARKET 65,212 V' CLEANING AND -'Phone GL 8-2495 J P IQ , DYE WCRKS' 2I8 Hopewell S'I'ree+ V-Q J I I-IOPEWELL, vIRe NIA HopeweII's dz n Ellgweg and Mos'I' Modern f 5 me LEANING PLANT I 'RIDQUEF3 I CompIimenI's Bopv 8. meg Q17 of -I I307 CII? gginif, :IG - ,., I- gl g..LmLmiTBRQTHERS MARKET ' IHOPEWELL- YEfINIi2I1Qi'e A b+h S+ree+ I Years EXPerIence' ' I ' 8-80l2'I I HN .42 , U I I V ,A Z TRXLE4Ek:S'rnesSY NEU 'AL I Hey Mom. no cavifies H 1 on W + someone please give me a home They'II one! pass Ihis ZAICS GULF SERVICE Ci+y Poin+ Rd. and 7+h Ave. Phone GL 8-8IOI AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SINCE I939 KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET CompIe+e Food Shopping 7I0 Ci+y Poin+ Road Phone GL 8-2343 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF HOPEWELL, INC. Manufacfurers and Dealers EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH R. H. JOEL Diamonds - Wa+ches - Silverware RELIABLE JEWELER 223 Broadway Phone GL 8-96II Cify Poinf Road and 9I'h Avenue FINLAYSON LAUNDRY Complimenis AND DRY CLEANERS of One Call Does AII METROPOLITAN 220 Eas'I' Poyfhress Sfreef HOPEWELL,' VIRGINIA LINEN RENTAL SERVICE 219 S. l5+h GL 3.3050 Complimenfs of WOODLAWY CAMERA SHOP 32I2 Virginia Sfreef PHONE GL 8-936l MUNICIPAL AUTO SERVICE Main and Randolph!! PHONE GL 8-99I2 Come Io me. BABY!!! X- H' C' ' AND SON WELDING Commerce S'Iree+ Keep y mind your driving, keep y . ' PHONE GL 8-3007 Oxyo-Ace'IyIene and Arc I 07 Main SI'ree+ Welding PorI'abIe Machinery V THE HOME OF: . ' fi A . , Ho+poin+I Easy' a V 1 v-VA ' ER wx? 1 . :.1 ,,5v - f PHONE GBE . E 'fin' ', jf-I I vu in f 71 3' W Qaklawl 2. 5 F x A 206-676 r ,. . .1 . 25. i 'P' -- M- Q, A 1 11 ' 'P -, Complgmenfs Appliances Gif+s Wa+cl1es O , g 5 . GEORGE KOREN , fy FIVE FORKS GROCERY X WO Q OICCMLMM I506 High Slreel' I Jewelry Diamonds Silverware X M X 3, +0 +he V D4-' CLOTH CORNER I Isouk HOPEWELL ' 0 , 4 FIRST 8! H inf' 707 CIl'y PoIn'r Rd. , ASTHOUGHT TELEVISION 1X l5+l'I and Maryland PHONE GL 8-9259 For The finesl Yard Goods in Hopewell- malce ClOTl1es for every Occasion BOWLING CENTER ,FS pllirfe El 822?5 G. 8. G. PASTRY SHOP Open Lanes Every Nighf and Weekends 'for 'l'l'1e Lanes Sandioned for Adull' and Junior Leagues Besf in Pas'I'ries CAROLE LANE 259 Easf Broadway FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION E. H. SAUNDERS 8: SONS Eleclrical Confracfors 22l S. l5'l'l1 Avenue Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 806030 WILLIAM'S PHILLIPS 66 Complimenls of SERVICE PEARSON'S CONFECTIONERY 300 S. l51'l1 Avenue 2nd and Broadway l Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia PHONE GL 8-694l PHONE GL 8-908l 'A-. 5 ru- - A - V ' M E' Mg M . d Qx, , Bunn . F. R,,,,,,1ON J., agazmes an Newspapers . I vI.- sf- ff' 'R '. 4 'ffff. . r.'i5fEZr.: -I IG - . STORE ' - - ...I I -I , 'E ', i I ': L - ff? N l- 9-2333 L, , EW M ' I T 'NPN' -ll, - I 'llnid i ll 3 Q , E A Viilblfl Calif Q 'J ii ' ' ' lf, H E I Wl'1a+ a revolling de- velopmenl' lhis is E l cal'In'+ remember a 'thing gf I like lhal s'rep!!l 2 Q ii il Aw gee!! Give a fella a clrance. Tired-blood??? CompIimenI's of PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION . WRITE TO: DirecI'or of Nursing Educafion Peiersburg General HospiI'aI School of Nursing Peiersburg, Virginia IsI'aI'e accredifedi ROUNTREE PONTIAC, INC. C. F. LAUTERBACH'S Au'I'horizecI SONS 5ales.,,Se,.vice,,.pa,-+5 Jewelers and SiIversmiI'hs Since I877 GUARANTEED H2 N dh S S USED CARS Perefsaungawilizlriiiei Dial Regent' 3372! Telephone REgen'I' 2-7802 SYLVIA HAT SHOP Peiershrrrg, Virginia SPERO'S g 'Your S+ore of Fashion Sycamore and Washingiony S'Is. PETERSBURG. VIRGINEIA - 1 ' V .- .ww M3 eq , . 3 use eemrol. back- .gg- ward. if s LOTIREG pelIs- I In - a' . , . vi x- 11, mm S P qi i wi , ,. w 1 lg 'Ti 'Q ., . 'Iggy' ghrl 5,7 4 'I 1 , 3' I'-4 .gl L BLJIGEJQJ I1 Q A 9 a no Ilwvf? ni 'Q .5 WWI I s !N A - A U '-- -- -' 'Jai- P Is fhe Word for fhe Experf AH'enfion You Gef af LUCK'S BEAUTY SALON and BARBER SHOP AIR CONDITIONED SHOPS Phone GL 8-6705 250 Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA LeI' LUCK'S fake care of your hair for foday's s'IyIes i ,il 3. L i f -- Q, ,, J W--l ' 1' 1 v . un... Loy. .k s X 5-ur C x 52 4. ,m For Farm-Fresh Dairy Producfs Depend on GREENLEAF DAIRY For home delivery dial RE 2-756I or when buying 'From your favorife food sfore seIecI' GREENLEAF. GREENLEAF DAIRY, INC. The Home of Farm-Fresh Dairy Producfsf' WM. E. LUM, JR., INC. Pho+ographic I-Ieladquarfers I5 N. Sycamore Sfreef PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Complimenfs of LEE HOUSE DINER HoPEwELL-PETERsBuRe ROAD T. Ts CLAYTON MOTOR CARS, INC. 247 N. Markef Sfreef PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Phone RE 3-3773 AMBASSADOR RAMBLER METROPOLITAN Complefe Service for AII GM Cars T. S. BECKWITH 8: CO. Lijgfoirimere PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Office Furniture Prinfing and Engraving Office Supplies Books and Giffs if fi f Left to right: Maynard' Elrod, Senior Counselor: Larry jfij Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bob Moore, Kenneth Ballow, Maynard Elrod, Larry Minter, Nick Doukas, Charles McCall, Ben Owens. SECOND ROW: Danny Minchew, Bobby Brews1er, Marshal Renn, Jack Washburn, John Sanger, Vance Holberf, Clinton Hepler, Dennis Sparks. THIRD ROW: Francis Morris, Harrison Ewing. DeM0lay , W: M 5 I fc 'gl -' e ::' 'I f 'J , Ji Q. , . , qw .'l u--1 l 'Q I , iv i W f A , , l T , T av -T 'T GEORGE, Advise Minter, Master Counselor: Nick Doukas, Junior Coun- ' selor. RANDOLPH -MACQN COLLEGE ASHLAND, VIRGINIA An accrediied liberal ar+s college for men wi+I1 a na+ionaI repuI'aI'ion for I'I1e success of ifs graduafes. 'lyk' fiinformallan mc,' be secured from I . I QWIL' kw' A 'i TSON, JR. I? A I- ' F Admissions :E 11, V A , Gas Heal' Pleniy of Wafer 3 Times Fasfer Paml'-Hardware-Toys--Houseware PETERSBURG 8: HOPEWELL WHEALTON HARDWARE GAS CO- noe, MAIN STREET PHONE el. 8-4I00 206 Main S1'ree+ Hopewell, Virginia Your Friendly FORD Dealern Our Policy Will Meei' Your S+andard RAY BROYHILL'S ROGERS AMACO SERVICE Broadway fo Poyflnress on Randolph 322l Oalclawn Boulevard GL 8-2535 it HOPEWELL OIL C0 IN' I5+l1 Avenue and Ei... f 74 Hr ur Burner Sa.. '7' qnrvicn l E, HEFFlNGTONfS FINEST S FINEST IN IN Fl f YWERS MEATS Jway if Xf 'fx qinia 'i E GARFINKEL'S WHAP Ladies' Ready-+0-Wear I340 on Your Radio Dial Spor+swear and Accessories I-IQPEWELI-I VIRGINIA SNACK SHOPPE 2II Main S+reeI' We Aim Io Please CITY POINT TV Sales and Service 300 ALLEN AVE. PHONE GL 8-BOI4 WOOD'S Hopewell Dairy V Tops i Dairy Produ f+s , 1' ,K L TI' x' 'fi' I - Q J I, 'E I GEORGE'S DRUG 'STORES NUMBER I NUMBER 2 Phone GL 8-2370 Phone GL 8-9555 Broadway and Broadway and Hopewell S+s Main Sfg, l PARKETQS sl-Toes The Finesl' Shoes in Town for Teens 22I E. BROADWAY COLEY'S CONFECTIONERS Exlends I BesI' Wishes 'Io The Class of '60 CHESTERFIELD HOTEL 81 DINING ROOM We Specialize in Priva+e Parlies' A+ Broadway and Hopewell S+ree'I's TO SUIT YOUR TASTE WS 0 DAIRY 'W' , TREAT , I51'h Avenue Da - ,C J, FOR FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS LAST MINUTE Tm All Ihe le+es+ f l Aff ' '- fWELL Niws ll Vwiled Pfqisfgfl l 3 IT, 'ern I NEWS ' APPOMATTOX mv Cl EANTQ1 , gQ,asndLF+C1 Home of Czocgl Dry Cllfning T I 4 206 I-PC . J . . 5- ' In -ga . I 'l ,ff u x PUTT-PUTF GOLF COURSE PARK DRIVE-IN THEATRE PETERSBURG'HOPEWELL ROAD Pe+ersburg-Hopewell Rd. Nexi' fo FOr'I' Lee Fun for EVe'Y0ne-J0i ' USM Open Every Nighi'-We're Never Closed OK RUBBER WELDERS WYATT5 FL0R'5T TOY New TFFGS and Recaps When You Think OT Flowers- 6o9 CITY POINT ROAD Think Of QURSV' For All Your Tire Needs Boo w. BROADWAY PHONE GL 8-6392 NOLDE'S OO T ff.. OLAKER A T .T I SCHOOL OF DANCE , J' .QM I HOBBS SINCLAIR SERVICE C, ,Q 1 G00lL??iEAR -as '9.s'g1,X+ nuts Minor Au+o Repairs, Road Service bfh AVE, AND RANDOLPH ROAD Goodyear Tires, Ba'Heries and Accessories ii' Q.. is I :- 3 -:l 5:1 :ze 1 52, l L s.. 3:43:43 ii gl qnll, -3' .,'flsu . :L: s . .. I1 f ,V 1.2.2 bi '54, W g::: :gl . X . 33211: -2 .-.Q 1 . . - X 2 5 OR S-get - PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of HOPEWELL E!XALxI.I. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT A CAREER e Wlfh A Future! S. If you like science and moihe matics, consider engineering for 3 y I E gineering ls 'he W field f 1 day and tom Progress is fast. N I b opening up a Iob w I1 an eng noni f . if gl A , Y ., 2 I :nf 4 ' 'K ' Bes'I' Wishes Hopewell's Home for Chevroler +0 fhe and Oldsmobile Class of I960 From CITY POINT INN SALES-SERVICE and DUNNINGTON APARTMENTS Moron CQMPANY, :Nc NORWOOD WILSON - Manager 900-I I00 Eas'l' Broadway Hopewell. VIFQIHIG I-IOPEWELL'S OLDEST AUTO DEALER so --'. I? -A 6 is fu, I P+ V Finer Furnirure U Wayside Siore PHILLIPS FURNITURE COMPANY HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Oaklawn Boulevard Phone GL 8-2772 P REMEMBER . . . Is the Friendlig I and Support This Pub- Senior Director ARD, CAROLYN Future Homemakers of America: Vocational Office Training: Library Assistant. AUSTIN, SANDRA Choir: Homeroom Representative: Homeroom Secretary: Homeroom Treasurer. BALLOWE, KEN NY Future Teachers of America - Chaplain: Future Business Leaders of America - Vice-President, President: Dramatics Club: Pep Club: Secretary of Senior Class: Vocational Office Training: Manager for J.V. Baseball: Various Com- mittees for Class Proiects. BARKER, LARRY Band. BARNWELL, BILLY J.V. Basketball: Homeroom Representative: Homeroom President: Track: Band. BASILE, JANET Latin Forum: Dramatics Club: Pep Club: French Circle: Various Committees for Class Proiects. BAXLEY, BECKY Choir: Future Homemakers of America - Vice-President: Future Business Leaders of America. BEAR, JOANNE Future Business Leaders of America: Pep Club. BISHOP, BETTY Varsity Cheerleader -- Head Cheerleader: Co-Chairman of Homecoming Festivities: Choir: French Circle: Dramatics Club: Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant: Homeroom Secretary: Girls' Monogram Club: Homeroom Treasurer. BISHOP, GLENDA ' J.V. Basketball - Co-Captain: Future Business Leaders of America. BJOURN ES, PAT Future Homemakers of America: Distributive Education Club of America - Secretary, Reporter: Various Committees for Class Proiects. BLAHO, BARBARA Tri-Hi-Y - Recording Secretary: Future Homemakers of America: Future Business Leaders of America: Homeroom Secretary: Vocational Office Training: Various Committees for Class Proiects. BLANKS, WAYNE Homeroom Representative: Treasurer for the Class of '59: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff of '59: Key Club. BOGARDUS, JUDY J' Homeroom Secretary: Latin Forum - Secretary, President: Varsity Hockey: Softball: Girls' Monogram Club: Sanita- tion Squad - Captain: Various Committees for Class Proiects. BROCKWELL, THORNTON Homeroom President: Band: J.V. Football. im ,,., 1 A. A 1 BUREN, MARY ALLEN g . V. Library Assistant: Latin Forum: Girls' Monogram Club - Vice-President: Band -feajlyirginia and Bands: Homeroom Representative: Varsity Hockey, Co-Captain: Varsity Basketball -- All-Prep and Mention: Softball: Future Teachers of America. ' . ' for BURROW, NORVELL B Homeroom President: J.V. Football: Team: T: ack - Mention in Central District- Choir: Senior -5 .-.4-. cAsEY, Jesse ' ' Homeroom Representagve: Homeroom President: Sophomore Class Vice-President: Senior Class Executive Committee: Junior Class President: Track: Dramatics Club: Pep Club - Treasurer: Various Committees for Class Proiects. CAWTHON, DONALD Homeroom Representative: Track: Distributive Education Club - Reporter. CHAPMAN, JOE f Band: Hi-Y. COLLINS, VIRGINIA Future Business Leaders of America: Various Committees for Class Proiects. COMPTON, CAROLYN ' Homeroom President: Homeroom Secretary: J.V. Cheerleader - Head Cheerleader: Varsity Cheerleader: French Circle: Pep Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Choir: Dramatics Club: Various committees for Class Proiects. CRIST, JANE Latin Forum - Secretary: Band: Maiorette: Homeroom Representative: Science Club: Assembly Squad: French Circle: Various committees for Class Proiects. CRUTCHFIELD, ANNE Future Homemakers of America - Vice-President, President: Future Business Leaders of America - Secretary: Homeroom Representative: Homeroom Secretary: Homeroom Treasurer. DAILEY, JIMMY ' Transfer from Fork Union: Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant. DAVIS, ROBERT J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Baseball: Distributive Education Club of America - Vice-President. DOBLER, JUDY . Girls' Monogram Club - Treasurer: Latin Forum - Secretary: J.V. Hockey: Varsity Hockey: Softball: Dramatics Club: Homeroom Representative: Sanitation Squad: Various committees for Class Proiects. DOUKAS, NICKY , Band: J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Dramatics Club - Publicity Manager: Traffic Squad - Chief: Boys' Monogram Club: Various committees for Class Prolects. EDWARDS, DIXIE I Homeroom Representative: Homeroom Secretary: Homeroom Treasurer: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: Tri-Hi-Y - Sergearrt-at- Arms: French Circle: Latin Club -- Vice-President: Science Club: Future Teachers of America. ELDER, CAROL Softball: Varsity Hockey - Co-Captain, First Team at Tidewater Tournament: J.V. Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Band: Girls' Monogram Club - Secretary, President. ELDER, CHARLOTTE ' Dramatics Club: Girls' Monogram Club: French Circle - Treasurer: Latin Forum: J.V. Cheerleader: Varsity Cheer- leader: Choir: Homeroom Secretary: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: Pep Club: Various committees for Class Proiects. ELLIOTT, JUDY Science Club: Latin Club: J.V. Hockey: Future Homemakers of America: Tri-Hi-Y. ELLIS, SANDRA ' Dramatics Club - Aclgertisement committee: Bulletin Board committee: Future Business Leaders of America: Various committees 'f0f4.clBSIfPfQfl!Cf8. . 1 ,, rnghldenlt: Science ,Club Homeroom Slaff: JN. J.VQf1f'ckey: J.V:3lockey Minager: Softball: Girls' Monogram Club: Library Assistant. ,Latin Forum - Treasurer: National Honor Society - Band: Various, committees for Class Proiects. oir: Diversified 3, si' FINK, MONTE Hockey Manager: Girls' Monogram Club: J.V. Cheerleader: Future Business Leaders of America - Treasurer. GRIFFIN, BRENDA Future Homemakers of America: Vocational Office Training. GUNN, DORIS Homeroom Representative: Library Assistant: Tri-Hi-Y: Future Business Leaders of America: Vocational Office Training: Various committees for Class Proiects. GWALTNEY, ALTON Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Football Manager: Science Club. HANCH EY, MATTHEW Choir. HARRIS, RENA MAE Homeroom Secretary: French Circle: Future Business Leaders of America - Chaplain: Vocational Office Training. HATCH ELL, PEGGY Library Assistant: Receiver of Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow of H.H.S. Award: Various committees for Class Proiects. HECKEL, CHARLIE Transfer from St. Josephs: Varsity Basketball: Latin Forum. HICKS, JOEY J.V. Football: BLUE AND GOLD Staff: Boys' Monogram Club: Library Assistant: Science Club. HIPKINS, WAYNE Track. HOLBERT, VANCE Pep Club - President: Dramatics Club: Science Club: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: Homeroom President: Homeroom Treas- urer: Track. HUGHES, LINDA Choir: Science Club: Latin Club: Various committees for Class Proiects. JOHNSON, BOBBY J.V. Football: Basketball B Team: Track: Varsity Football - Co-Captain, Honorable Mention in Central District and Second Team: Monogram Club: Key Club -- Vice-President: Homeroom Representative: Varsity Basketball: National Honor Society - Treasurer. JONES, EDDlE Varsity Football: Track: Basketball Manager. JONES, NANCY ' Future Business Leaders of America: Dramatics Club: J.V. Cheerleader: Varsity Cheerleader: Choir: Vocational: Office Training. KEENER, DONNIE - I Science Club: Dramatics Club - Vice-President, President: Homeroom President: Key Club. KINGERY, FAYE Science Club - Vice-President: Girls' Monogram Club: Latin Club: J.V. Basketball: Vlrsltyllhsketballg Varsity Hockey: Homeroom Representative: Homeroom Secretary: National Honor Society.: Diverslfikii Club - State and District Contestant. ' ' ' ' KNAPP, BERT iii? Track: Boys' Monogram Club: J.V. Football: BLUE AND GOLD Staff: Library Assistant...,,Q KROUT, HOMER Track: Science Club - Treasurer: Library As ist . larious committees for LAMPMAN, HAROLD Varsity Football - ball: Baseball: J.V. .A 1' r .3 its 1. , L J., vi. LAMPMAN, NANCY Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant. LEE, DOUG J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Basketball B Team: Baseball: Dramatics Club: Boys' Monogram Club: Choir: Band. LEGAT, STEVE Diversified Occupations Club - Chaplain, State and District Contestant: J.V. Football: Choir: Varsity Football: President of Homeroom: Band. LEWIS, LINDA Latin Forum -D Vice-President, President, Secretary: Science Club: Library Assistant: French Circle - Secretary, Vice- President: Senior Executive Board: Dramatics Club. LINDFORS, HARRIETTE I Choir: Various committees for Class Proiects. LIPP, KAY Homeroom President: Dramatics Club: Varsity Cheerleader - Head Cheerleader: Girls' Monogram Club: French Circle - Vice-President: National Honor Society - President: Choir: Co-Chairman for Homecoming Festivities: Pep Club: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff - Business Manager: Hopewell High School Hour from WHAP: Various committees for Class Proiects. LIVERMAN, HERBERT J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Track. LOCKETT, CAROLINE Homeroom President: Future Teachers of America: ident: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: Homeroom Secretary: LOVELADY, BUDDY Diversified Occupations Club - Sergeant-at-Arms, LOWDER, DEEMS French Circle - Reporter, Vice-President: Tri-Hi-Y - Vice-Pres- National Honor Society: Various committees for Class Proiects. State and District Contestant. Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant. LOWE, MARY SUE Homeroom Representative: Science Club - Vice-President: KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: J.V. Cheerleader - Head Cheer- leader: Varsity Cheerleader: Choir: Senior Class Treasurer: Pep Club: Future Business Leaders of America: Dramatics Club: Various committees for Class Proiects. MAZZEI, COOKIE Homeroonk Representative: Homeroom Secretary: Tri-Hi-Y: Future Business Leaders of America: Choir: Various com- mittees for Class Proiects. I MCALLISTER, FRANCES Choir: Latin Forum: French Circle: Softball: Varsity- Basketball: Pep Club: Girls' Monogram Club: Future Teachers of America - President: Dramatics Club: Tri-Hi-Y - Reporter: Various Committees for Class Proiects. MCQUAGE, TOMMY ' Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant, Vice-President: Homeroom President: Boys' Monogram Club: Varsity Football: J.V. Football. DANNY Football? Varsity Football: Band: Boys' Monogram Club. Representative: Homeroom Secretary: Traffic Squad: Various committees for Class D 5E'rery Assistant. 'I fu ns MOORE, BOB Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball - Honorable Mention in Cenfral District: Baseball - Captain: Key Club - Executive committee: Homeroom Representative: Boys' Monogram Club: J.V. Football: Basketball B Team: Various committees for Class Proiects. MORRIS, PATSY J.V. Basketball: Softball: Varsity Basketball: Choir: Homeroom Representative: Senior Class Executive Committee. MORTON, JOHN Science Club: Latin Forum: Dramatics Club: Homeroom President: Key Club - Treasurer: Various committees for Class Proiects. NEMETZ, BETTY Band: J.V. Hockey: Library Assistant: Choir: Vocational Office Training: Future Business Leaders of America. O'KENNON, BOBBY Varsity Football: Track: Band: Boys' Monogram Club: Science Club. OWEN, BENNY Basketball Manager: Band: Various committees for Class Proiects. PARIS, LINDA Choir: Dramatics Club: Future Teachers of America: Science Club: Assembly Squad: Various committees for Class Proiects. POWERS, JIMMY KALEIDOSCOPE Staff: Homeroom President. PRITCHARD, BILL Band: Key Club. RACKLEY, ALMA Future Business Leaders of America: Vocational Office Training. ROBERTSON, MARTIN Basketball B Team: Varsity Basketball: Track: Homeroom President: Boys' Monogram Club. ROBINSON, JERRY Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant. ROYSTER, JOHN . J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Basketball B Team: Varsity Basketball: Baseball: Boys' Monogram Club - Secretary: Key Club - Program Committee Chairman: Sophomore Class President: Dramatics Club - President: Vice-President of the Student Council: President of the Student Council: Homeroom Representative: Homeroom President: Boys' State. SALEEBY EDDIE ' I Kdy Club - Treasurer: Boys' Monogram Club: Dramatics Club: J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Track: Various..fdr?gS:. rnlttees for Class Prolects. I 1-.fir W: Q I-sw sAuNoERs, DIANNE , '.1'i:., Future Business Leaders of America. Qi SCHELL, MARLIN s I1 Library Assistant: Diversified Occupations Club. .A il SIMPKINS, FRANCES 'I Future Business Leaders of America. SKELTON, WILLIAM . Homeroom Representative: Choir: Library Assistant: J.V. Football. SMILEY, NANCY Diversified Occupations Club - Treasurer: 'Sta '1 and MContestant. SMITH, JOYCE J.V. R . if f 1 SOBER, DONALD Baseball, J.V. Football, Band, Boys' Monogram Club. SOBER, HARRIETTE Distributive Education Club, Various Committees for Class Proiects. SOBER, HAZEL Band, Choir, Various committees for Class Proiects. SPARKS, DENNIS Distributive Education Club, Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant, Library Assistant. STANLEY, DAPHNE Homeroom Secretary, Maiorette - Head Maiorette, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff, Future Business Leaders of America, Voca- tional Office Training, Choir. STANLEY, DAVID Band, J.V. Baseball. STEVENS, CAROL Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Secretary, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Pres ident, French Circle. STOCKS, PEGGY Future Business Leaders of America. STOREY, PATRICIA Homeroom Representative, Homeroom President, Tri-Hi-Y - President, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff - Co-Editor, Choir Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Various committees for Class Proiects. SUTTON, JOYCE Dramatiqg Club - Treasurer, Maigreriey Diversified Occupations Club - Secretary, State and District Contestant Tri-Hi-Y. SUYES, CARLTON J.V. Basketball, Distributive Education Club - Treasurer. SWIFT, JUDY Homeroom Secretary, Latin Forum, French Circle,- BLUE AND GOLD Staff, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y - Secretary, Fu ture Homemakers of America - Secretary, Various committees for Class Proiects. SWIFT, TERRY Basketball B Team, Varsity Basketball, Homeroom President, Homeroom Representative, Key Club, Band. SWINDELL, DIXIE Future Business Leaders of America, Science Club. 1 srrf - IADLOCK, JOHNNY W N Boys' Monogram Club, Basketball B Team, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Track, Band. +f'..'f r . .. THOMPSON, cARoLYN y Dramatics Club. TIPPETT, GUY 9 Science Clubs Various committees for Class Proiects. it I WEAVER, KATHELEEN J.V. Hockey, Science Club, Latin Forum, Diversified Occupations Club - President, State and District Contestant. Homeroom President, Band, Choir, Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant, Track. WEBB, JOE I Homeroom President, Band, Choir, Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant, Track. WELLINGTON, WAYNE Band, Hi-Y, Track. WESTMORELAND, CHARLOTTE Homeroom Representative, Distributive Education Club - Secretary, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America - Reporter, President, Dramatics Club, BLUE AND GOLD Staff. WHIPP, KAREN - Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, Science Club - Secretary, Latin Forum, Dramatics Club - Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y - Chaplain, BLUE AND GOLD Staff, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff - Co-Editor, Choir, Pep Club, Various committees for Class Proiects. WHITLEY, DONALD Traffic Squad - Captain, Baseball, Band, D.O. Club. WILSON, TRENT J.V. Basketball, BLUE AND GOLD Staff, Choir, Diversified Occupations Club - State and District Contestant, Chaplain, Latin Forum, Baseball, Various committees for Class Proiects. WINN, LEWIS Transfer for Midway High School, Varsity Football. WOEHR, ANNE Homeroom Representative, Latin Forum, French Circle - Secretary, President, Tri-Hi-Y, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff, Home- room Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Pep Club, Various committees for Class Proiects. WYATT, DONALD a I Baseball, J.V. Football, Varsity Football. I YERATT, LOUISE Future Homemakers of America - Scrapbook Chairman, Future Business Leaders of America, Vocational Office Training. Kaleidoscope Staff of 1960 BUSINESS STAFF Kay Lipp Dixie Edwards Charolotte Elder Vance Holbert Mary Sue Lowe- Jimmy Powers EDITORIAL. STAFF Patricia Storey Karen Whipp Caroline Lockett Daphne Stanley Carol Stevens Judy Swift Anne Woehr KAY LIPP - Business Manager AdvertisemenISection, Senior Direcfoiy PATRICIA STOREY KAREN WHIPP - Co-Editors Senior Section, Faculty and Departments Section, Miss Kaleidoscope, Dedication, Officer and Activity Pages. ANNE WOEHR JUDY SWIFT CAROLINE LOCKETT - Class Editors Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes MARY SUE LOWE - Subscriptions Chairman DAPHNE STANLEY - Organizations Editors Organizations Section, Senior Superlatives CHAROLOTTE 'ELDER' VANCE HOIBERT CAROL STEVENS JIMMY POWERS DIXIE EDWARDS Junior Class Popula - Sports Editors Sports Sections - Art Editor Activities Editors Activities Section - Log Editor rity Contest, Miss Noel, Miss Hopewell High School, Nativity Scene, Glimpses of Past Year. -- M W 1 2 2 2 n W 4 f'iu,bh 1- n utograph f S 3 1. ff, 1 . Q 9? 15QpF':e' - Q .,., gtiq -.xx :hah ' 5 1. 9 ' V qu A .. 1 .. 5.0, . - . . - . ., '- W ., 4 t . as 3' ,. V15 L ' 57 Vp, V4 4 V' 8 B js V1 f H M, M. 52, 2 S ' S 155 F! 'Q-.3212 , rw 31, 3-1,5 uw-1'L' , I 'Af L if 4 ., 1 w, ,. Q 4 4 . 0 1 z' ,K U4 V, M s If ww 1. in L F w W1 v. v vx Q J A N Y i Q 4, Q mf A K M w 55. a -v s .,. 15.1, ,, 5, 15 M- ji Q Ei' s.. ft 5,1 ,Q 3,61 - ,gf iv ir L A. ff ,W Em. 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