Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1963 volume:

•y - w r r - Bfii MMM HH M MsaB aw D£ Jtaleiooscop e 1963 Vofume XXXVIII Presented up JbopeiveJ Jdiph School Kopewe l Uirpinia wm 9 r ore won cf 9his is our school, hi appears to he only a luildiny file any other andyet there is somethiny mayical alout it that endears it to our hearts. Jhis mayic is the spirit of its students as day by day they hue andfearn in its hallowedhalls. Uhis spirit is clearly expressedly the students in their willinyness to learn, their par¬ ticipation in activities, and their loyal devotion to their Alma IKater. Jn this yearns JCaleidoscope , we have tried to capture some of the most memoralle and inspiriny phases of our school life throuyh the spirit of the students of Hop ewe ll Jliyh (School We, the JCaleidoscope Staff of 1963, now present with pride the 1963 edition, hopiny that it will mean as much to each of you as it has to us. four Cditors, heslie Jtay JSrittle Jon da i J ape Davis tJhe GtCafeihoscope Staff Besfie GJCay GBritt e, Go A hi tor Jonha Paye Davis ■ GoAhitor Jo Ann JCenhrich, Pu stress GtKanayer Juhy Jones, G ass Ghitor Giryinia Smyth, Glass Ghitor Ghhte Jhornps on, Gfass (fitor GJrma Ghaif Chapman, Jeatares Ghitor Garohyn Jafhs, Jeatures Ghitor GKary GhizaSeth GBartha, Jlthfetics Ghitor Jaye Greyyar, Athhetics Ghitor JfazefGhwarhs, Organizations Ghitor Jim GPettit, Oryanimations Ghitor, GPhotoyrapher tJKarian Staffinys, Activities Ghitor Jeresa Wehf Activities Ghitor loin ha Jfyshop, Gircuhations Gttfanayer Jim Shay he, GPhotoyrapher GJCathy Pur ye, Junior Assistant Gfeanor Jfeniny, Junior Assistant Pat Aarh, Junior Assistant Dee Gfher, Junior Assistant Aayne Gerny, Junior Assistant GtKaryaret Perry, Junior Assistant Dever fey Giffiam, Junior Assistant Gon en s Joreworcf. Jealures C ldm in is trailon and Jacuftg Gfa asses Cdlf i efics. Organizations. Cdciioiiies ldoer Use m en is 3 . 7 . 27 . 31 .143 .161 .179 .133 5 mmm Jeatures AAe Spin of Aeatures — AAose tAri A ' np AipAApAts of he past year . . . lips tic A on the eipAtA pr aliens . . . the crowded cafeteria ... the A ion or Society tappiny . . . rusAinp til roup A tAe Aaiis . . . meet inp new teacAers . . . tAe firstfootiaiipa me ... tAe J j etersiurp ionfire . . . Home- cominp . . .Senior rinps . . . conventions . . . tAe Alaiioween Jlaii . . . tAe (j Anisim as assemiiy andparade . . . tAe dativitp Scene . . . exams . . . tAose tense moments at SasAetiaiipames . . . trad and A as e SaSA. . . term papers ... tAe SopAomore Dance ... tAe excitement of tAe AAeauty Contest . . . tAe f unionSenior Horn . . . ciass nip At . . . tAe approacA ofpraduation . . . tears and tiie finai AlAm a AH a ter. Aeatures Cditop Arm a A aid CAapman Aeatures Cditop Garoiyn Aaiis Alssistant Dee Cider Dedication TITr. Deo ye Urn Throughout our days and years as students of Hopewell High School, you taught us the need for education. Your services to our class have been in¬ numerable, for so willingly have you worked to help us in our every endeavor. We the Senior Class wish to thank you for your kindness and consid¬ eration and for making our class the best at Hope¬ well High School. Through your efforts we have many wonderful memories of our high school years to recall with pleasure. Therefore, because of our respect for you, your highly valued friendship, and your services to our class, we the Senior Class of 1963 dedicate our most prized possession, The 1963 KALEIDOSCOPE, to you Mr. George Or r. dedicatee Administrative Assistant. His work is fair and efficient. 9 In classes his advice is to the point and understood by the boys. JKiss UCafiecfoscope I 2 ) avis This outstanding Senior girl was chosen by her classmates to receive one of the highest honors to be bestowed upon a girl at Hopewell High School. Miss Kaleidoscope was chosen because of the contributions which she rendered to her school in the fields of character, scholarship, leadership and sportsmanship. 10 DCafeidoscope (Jon es an s Leslie Brittle Irma Gail Chapman Joanne Kendrick Mary Bartha Marian Stallings Carolyn Ralls Judy Jones Nancy Taylor Virginia Lewis hiss JhopewelfHfiph School Miss Judith Dole Hipps was chosen by a panel of judges to reign as Miss Hopewell High School. Beauty and poise were the two main characteristics which were influential in the judges decision. MISS NANCY CAROL WINGOLD MISS RACHEL NICHOLAS McCUTCHAN Preparations for the annual beauty contest sponsored by the Junior Class sum up hard work and great efforts by those who helped to make it such a great success. Jfc omecoznmg 2 ueen JKiss Tltarij C fiza eth L jartha As a result of a vote by the entire student body. Miss Mary Elizabeth Bartha was chosen Homecoming Queen for the year 1962. She was crowned at the halftime festivities by the president of the student body and made an appearance on the winning float sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Jfc o me comma Court CONTESTANTS: Sharron Mauzy, Nancy Taylor, Patricia O ' Shields, Carolyn Rudolph, Irma Chapman, Judy Hipps, Carol Robertson, Judy Jones, Jeannie Smith, Nancy Wingold, Jo Ann Kendrick, Fonda Davis, Mary Bartha. Jltiss J j atrticia C)aro e 3] arnes Our Miss Noel, Patricia Carole Barnes, was chosen by the members of the Senior Class to reign over the annual Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Retail Merchants of Hopewell. Patty rides in the Christmas Parade which is annually held in the City of Hopewell. She anxiously awaited the moment when she would be crowned by Miss Virginia. CONTESTANTS: Miss Mary Elizabeth Bartha, Miss Nancy Taylor, Miss Irma Gail Chapman, and hAiss Patty Barnes. The Optimist Club of Hopewell has selected Michael Duane Harvey as the outstanding Boy of the Year for his service in the fields of sportsmanship, scholarship, and leadership. 18 C )Caiiuity S cene A traditional part of our school year is the Nativity Scene held annually at our Christmas program. The Holy Family and Wise Men are portrayed by five members of the Senior Class. MARY .Carolyn Christoffel JOSEPH .Fred Woehr WISE MEN .Jerry Frink, Carl Jamarik, Donnie McGuire 19 SopAi omore S weeiAeari Miss Eleanor Hening was chosen by her fellow classmates as their Sweet¬ heart. She reigned over the fourth annual Sophomore Dance. MISS KATHY BURGE First Runner-up 20 MISS BEVERLY GILLIAM Second Runner-up Jfaf o oiveen ueen A new event sponsored by the Dramatic Club was the Masquerade Dance. Miss Beverly Gilliam was chosen as the first Halloween Queen for 1962 by a vote of the student body. CONTESTANTS: Donita Holder, Jan Nicholson, Diane Letchworth, Barbara Watko, and Beverly Gilliam. The first day of school brought new hopes for many, the departing of the class of 63 and the beginning for the class of “68 . The first football game of the 62“ season was long awaited by the football team as well as their classmates. Ten was the magic number for the boys and girls tapped for the National Honor Society. Just as the first football game had been long awaited, the bonfire representing the Petersburg game symbol¬ ized our hopes fo stomping the Crimson Wave again this year. Rings were the subject talked about by all the Seniors as they received a tradition that has been passed down for many years. 22 The fifth annual Rhythm and Blues show sponsored by the D.O. Club was considered a great success by those who attended the annual affair. With all returning lettermen except one the Blue Devil basketball team is living up to every expectation hoped for by the student body. Our Student Co-operotive Association has m any fea¬ tures that compare with our state and federal govern¬ ments. Our exchange student from Brazil listens closely as our officers explain their duties. Fall and winter passed, and as spring came the Hope- well track team was competing with other members of the Central District in the various events taking place. As the month of February approached us, the tired co¬ editors of the 1963 Kaleidoscope completed the final pages and patiently awaited for the date when this work would become a reality. One of the best times of the year Christmas brought forth remembrances of what we have to be thankful for and with the contributions from each homeroon someone ' s Christmas was made a little more cheerful. The annual Christmas Program presented to the Parent Teachers Student Association by our band and choir is always looked forward to by our parents as well as the student body. Spring not only brought track, but the all time Ameri¬ can sport, Baseball, and the Blue Devil baseball team was well under way to winning the scheduled games. These four Seniors experienced a memorable time when then attended Boys and Girls State sponsored by the American Legion Post. The annual Junior Senior Prom carried out the theme Aloha saying farewell to the Seniors of 62 and introducing to the Seniors of 63 the experiences long looked forward to. Examinations, a very serious part of school life repre¬ sent a review of the knowledge we have gained in the past semesters. A new honor was bestowed for the first time on two Junior girls as they served as Graduation Marshals for the final meeting of the class of 62 . 24 This place where the student body has sat for five years is now empty, in its own quiet way it speaks a farewell for another school year. Our ffifn ma Jn tfe hear! of Jfopeweff Cii y, Ifonferfuffor you, 9s our (fear off Jlfma JK-ater Oj {fie folf anf Jilue. Open i our fear is io fear her pro Jfope wellJOiph Sc£oof gas Cftcfminhtration ancf Jacuffa Jhe Spirit of our SAdministration and Jacu ftg — Jhe first foof at our new teachers . . . fearning to co-operate . . . teachers 1 rufes ancf regulations . . . each one s personafitp reflect- ecf in his cfassroom . . . their ever present hefpfufness with our speciafpro (hems . . . the harcf worh of our acfministrators . . . our appreciation of their guidance and understanding. Go-Gditor ’ foes fie Jlap SBrittfe Go-Gditor ■ Jondci SPage Davis Jlssistant JCathp SB urge 27 lominis iraiion l s � ?i sbs sr ■ §Sl� I ill ;• ■ --S SgBli f 31I Charles W. Smith University of Texas, and Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama; The College of William and Mary, University of Virginia, Duke University. B.S., M.A. Frederick Doeg Washington State College, University of Virginia. B.S., B.E. Our administrators are the backbone of our school system. Their leadership and concern help to make possible our system of public education. It is the duty of these members to carry out and fulfill the policies set forth by the Board of Education, and also to supervise the large staff of school administrators and teachers. The superintendent is the Executive officer of the group and also prepares the school bud¬ get annually that finances the entire educa¬ tional program of the city of Hopewell. Lila Wiatt Sinclair Longwood College, University of Virginia B.S., M.Ed. 28 7idminisi rat ion F. Carroll Alexander Principal Richmond Professional In¬ stitute, Virginia Polytech¬ nic Institute, B.S., M.S. Lillian Malone Burch Assistant Principal Old Sul I ins College, Col¬ lege of William and Mary, University of Virginia, Columbia University, B.S., A.B. Alton L. Crist Dean of Boys University of Richmond, College of William and Mary, B.A. William L. Merner Director of Activities East Carolina Teachers College, A.B., M.A. George S. Orr Administrative Assistant Western Kentucky State College, B.S., M.A. Willa R. Taylor Guidance Director Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B., M.A. 29 ■■ Left to right: Dr. Thomas H. Robertson; Mr. George G. Megrail; Mr. Temple Lee, Chairman; Mr. Charles W. Smith; Mrs. Ernest Bartha; Mr. Robert H. Andrews. Mrs. Haywood Beach was in the hospital when this picture was taken. The Hopewell School Board is elected by the city council of the City of Hopewell. Two new members are chosen annually, serving a term of four years. The beard in turn elects it ' s chairman for a one year term. These civic minded citizens set the policy by which the local schools are governed complying with the state laws set forth by the General Assembly. 30 icers Left to right: Mrs. Frank Ewing, President; Mr. Ted Jenks, Vice-president; Mrs. T. C. Frazier, Secretary. Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Walter Sheally, Treasurer. Miss Helen Burch observes the work of her Senior English class. James Barker, Jr. University of Richmond, R.P.I., B.A. Velvie Lee W. Beane East Texas Teachers College, Columbia University, A.B., M.A. Nancy Bowles Mary Baldwin College, Coker College, B.A. Bettie N. Brakebill University of Kentucky, R.P.I., B.A. Mildred J. Brannan Radford College, B.S. 32 nafish department Mary Helen Burch Mary Washington College, College of William and Mary, R.P.I., B.S. Stewart M. Douglas Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Phyllis H. Farnsworth University of Virginia, Syracuse University, B.A. Phyllis S. Synan Emmanuel College, Radford College, B.A. Alton L. Crist University of Richmond, College of William and Mary, University of Virginia, B.A. The art of public speaking is taught under the direction of Mr. Crist. 33 Jffai i Department Mrs. Andrews teaches her students the fundamentals of mathematics. Mae M. Andrews Randolph-Macon Womans College, A.B. Elizabeth C. Furr East Carolina College, B.S. C. H. Hinnant, III V.P.I., College of William and Mary, B.S. E. Nadia Phillips Susquehanna University, B.A. . Lucy Prichard Mary Washington College, University of Virginia, B.S. Jack Stallard Emory and Henry College, B.A. Judith W. Spencer University of Texas, B.A. Alice G. Szigeti Madison College, B.S. Science Department Herbert S. Bannerman Carol A. Barco Joanne Brynjolfsson Lee Hayes University of Washington, Union College,, M.P.I., Sewanee, B.S. Mary Washington College, University of Virginia, B.S. University of Illinois Longwood College, College of North Carolina, B.S., M.Ed Anne T. Kitchen Longwood College, B.S, Eunice G. McCall Blackstone College for Girls, Madison College, B.S. David L. Merricks University of Maryland, University of Hawaii, Lynchburg College, B.A. Anne Theodore College of William and Mary, University of Richmond, B.S. Jf M Ip ' 1 M A student listens attentively as Mrs. Theodore explains a scientific principle. anauacje Audrey Frances Chambliss College of William and Mary, Columbia University, University of Aix, France, B.A., M.A. Frances B. Gilliam Longwood College, B.S. ' ‘ M fiPi R, 1 |v oF y 1 Wk r 1 m § i k: Miss Chambliss instructs her students in the geography, as well as, the language of France. ociaf Stuct es ' Department Mrs. Maloney keeps her class informed of the news in the world today. Helen D. Agrella Hyannis State Teachers College, Lynchburg College, University of Virginia, B.A. Kethren E. Leodbetter Longwood College, R.P.I., B.S. lola J. Maloney College of William and Mary, Longwood College, B.A. Stuart Morefield University of Richmond, B.A. Evelyn R. Nye College of William and Mary, University of South Carolina, B.A. Q. Jerrell Sober Pennsylvania State Teachers College, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Wayne L. Whelan University of Virginia, R.P.I., B.A. JlCusic 2)epartment Mrs. Atkins directs the Senior Choir. Madeline S. Atkins College of William and Mary, R.P.I., B.M.Ed. George Taylor Sherwood Conservatory of Music, Wisconsin University, Depaul University, Marshall College, Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, Morehead State Teachers College, Bachelor of Music 38 .Art 7)eparf nenf The Art Department, headed by Mrs. Hecht, is one of the most industrious departments at HHS. The students not only learn art history, and to appreciate fine art, but gain much through the experience of developing their talents. The art pupils are always willing to share their talents in beautifying our school and helping to decorate for various school activities and events. Verona Hecht Greensboro College, College of William and Mary, R.P.I., Johns Hopkins University, B.A. Our young artists are taught by Mrs.Hecht. 39 Miss Webb teaches many skills to the girls in her gym classes. Betty G. Martinko Slippery Rock State College, University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Dolores E. Webb Madison College B.S. Bobbie Jean Womack Radford College, B.S. 40 Jjystca C cfucation Departm eni Bill H. Deans East Carolina College University of North Carolina, B.S., M.Ed. Forrest A. Glass Wake Forest College, College of William and Mary, B.S., M.Ed. William H. Littlepage Bridgewater College, B.A. Mr. Deans classes exercise to keep their bodies fit. 41 OHM 1 7ncfus trial Cooperative Ui rainma Industrial Cooperative Training, formerly Di¬ versified Occupations, is a cooperative program involving classwork and work experiences that help the student to prepare for a future in the crafts and semi-professions. Approximately sixty percent of the students continue to further their education in the occupations of their choice or continue in the same field or job. They have been very successful in taking their places in the community. A ten year follow-up is made in order to prove the usefulness and enrichment of the program. Malvin M. Utleye King College, University of Tennessee, East Tennessee State College, A.B., A.A. Mr. Utleye urges his D.O. students to strive for perfection in their class work as well as in their jobs. i I : Distributive Education Department Through our D.E. program, directed by Mr. Enoch, students gain valuable experience. Distributive Education is a cooperative pro¬ gram involving class work and job exper¬ iences. From this program the students can gain valuable training and experience. By helping the members to learn to work as a group, the importance of individualism and cooperation is stressed. Lloyd W. Enoch Fairmont State College, University of West Virginia, R.P.I., V.P.I., A.B. in Ed. 43 3 fome e conomics ' Department Ethel B. Rogers Radford College, B.S. The Home Economics Department is head¬ ed by Mrs. Rogers. Under her leadership and direction the girls at HHS gain a thorough background in home economics. They learn to develop their talents in cooking, sewing, and other phases of homemaking through ex¬ perience. Mrs. Rogers shows her students how to operate new equipment in the cottage. 44 Mr. Orr observes the work of his industrial arts class. Ed Bailey V.P.I. Student Teacher George S. Orr Western Kentucky State College, B.S., M.S. 45 Fredrick A. Woehr Rochester Institute of Technology, State University of New York, Teachers College at Oswego, B.S., M.S. G ommerci Mrs. Minchew instructs her class in the skills of office work. Thelma G. Clark Winthrop College, B.S. Azielee K. George Montreat College, B.S. Elizabeth H. Glass Mary Washington College, College of William and Mary, B.S. 46 Dorothy D. Minchew Longwood College, B.S. CiSrary Catherine B. Sheally Farmville Teachers ' College, College of William and Mary, B.S., B.A. in L.S. Nancy B. Snead Madison College, B.S. Miss Snead assists a student in doing research in the library. G afeieria £ Jffain ie n an ce Altamae 0. Elrod Office Secretary Dorothy K. Sordelette Office Secretary Birdie L. Suyes Office Secretary Peter L. Leadbetter Bookkeeper Randolph - Macon Col¬ lege, University of Vir¬ ginia, The College of William and Mary, A.B. Edna M. N ichols Dietician Henderson College 48 William C. Wray Maintenance Director Pleasants Washington, Corene Wilson, Elizabeth Smith, Rosa Robertson. 7 j ui cfino JRaintenance Ashby Robertson, Willy Hamlin, Raefield Hamlin, William Pitt. Gfa asses Jhe Spirit of Gdasses — Hard word and fun . . . studying ate . . . wording for that grade . . . res e arc. hi papers . . . tenseness of getting report cards midnight sessions before exams . . . bood reports . . . hurried home¬ room periods . . . choosincj c ass officers . . . executive board meet¬ ings . . . decoration for dances . . . earning to get along together . . . that certain c oseness. G ass e ditor fudg fones G ass ditop 1Jirginia Smgth G ass e ditor C ddie Ghompson Issistant Pat Hard 51 enior Gfa ass icers Albert John Blaho President James Donald McGuire Vice-President Linda Elaine Hyslop Secretary 52 Carl Compton Jamarik Treasurer Left to right: Marian Stallings, Jerry Frink, Linda Hyslop, Carl Jamarik, Albert Blaho, Don¬ nie McGuire, Fonda Davis, Jo Ann Kendrick, Carolyn Rudolph. The Senior Class Executive Committee is made up of the Senior Class Officers, and one representative from each of the five Senior homerooms. They bring together suggestions of their fellow classmates and make final plans and decisions concerning class projects and activities. 53 Gfa ass DIVA AZEVEDO ANDRADE Diva EDWARD GERALD ANDRES Jerry ROCCO JAMES ANGONE Rocky PHYLLIS ANN BAKER Phyllis Foreign Exchange Student, French Circle, Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Var¬ ious Committees for Class Projects Band, Homeroom Chaplain, Home¬ room Vice-president, Youth Seminar Speech Contest, Second Place Band, D.O. Club, President V.O.T., F.B.L.A., Pep Club ELFRIEDE BARTL Elly PATRICIA LYNETTE BELL Pat THOMAS DANIEL BIRCHETT Danny PATRICIA ANN BLAHA Patty V.O.T. Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Refresh¬ ment Committee for the Ring Dance, Refreshment Committee for the Jr.-Sr. Prom Library Staff Sophomore Dance Refreshment Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Refresh¬ ment Committee, Ring Dance Re¬ freshment Committee, Homecoming Dance Refreshment Committee, Jr.- Sr. Prom Decoration Committee, F.B.L.A., F.B.L.A. Convention, V.O. T. Tatler Staff, Pep Club, Senior Choir 54 MARTHA WOODSON BALDWIN Martha Drama Club, French Circle, Latin Forum, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Various Committees for Class Projects DORIS JEAN BALLARD Doris Transferred from Parry McCluer High School, Senior Choir PATRICIA CAROLE BARNES Patty S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, Varsity Cheerleader, J.V. Cheer¬ leader, Devil , Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Drama Club, French Circle, Miss Noel MARY ELIZABETH BARTHA Mary F.T.A., National Honor Society, Sec., Drama Club, Pep Club, Latin Forum, Pres., Reporter, S.C.A. Sec., KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Junior Asst., Sports Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, Choir, Varsity Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader, Library Staff, Home¬ room Pres., S.C.A. Rep., French Circle, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Dele¬ gate to Virginia Girl ' s State, J.V. Cheerleader, Soph. Class Exec. Com¬ mittee, American History Award, Soph. Sweetheart, Graduation Mar¬ shal, Homecoming Queen, Various Committees for Class Projects ALBERT JOHN BLAHO Albert THOMAS RALPH BOND Tommy LESLIE KAY BRITTLE Leslie THOMAS BURDETTE Tommy Senior Class President, Junior Class D.E. Club, Program Committee President, American Legion Boy ' s State, Homeroom President, Key Club, Monogram Club, Varsity Bas¬ ketball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Track, Marching Band, Concert Band Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Vice-president, S.C.A. Representa¬ tive, Drama Club, Pep Club, French Circle, Latin Forum, Junior Choir r Senior Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Junior Assistant, CO¬ EDITOR J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Boy ' s Basketball Manager, Boy ' s Monogram Club 55 G o ass HARVEY LAWRENCE BUTLER Larry Track Manager, D.E. Club IRMA GAIL CHAPMAN Irma Gail Pep Club, J.V. Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Junior As¬ sistant, Features Editor, Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secretary, Homeroom Representative, French Circle, Various Committees for Class Projects, Homecoming Prin¬ cess, Choir ESTHER JEAN CHARVAT Jean Girl ' s Monogram Club, J.V. Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Varsity Bas¬ ketball, Softbail, Hockey, Most Out¬ standing Hockey Player, D.O. Club CAROLYN CHRISTOFFEL Carolyn Science Club, Spanish Club, Treas¬ urer, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-president GINGER LEIGH COSLEY CAROL LAVERN COX JO ANNE CRABTREE FAYE ELIZABETH CREGGAR Ginger Carol Jo Faye Girl ' s Basketball Team, D.E. Club, Secretary F.H.A., D.E. Club J.V. Basketball, Drama Club, French Circle, Latin Forum, Tri-Hi-Y, Devil , KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sports Editor, Various Committees for the Jr. Class, Pep Club, Home¬ room Treasurer, Homeroom Secre¬ tary, Senior Choir 56 RANVILLE BORDEN CHRONISTER Ranny J.V. Football, Pep Club, F.T.A. BRENDA ARLENE CLEMENTS Brenda Homeroom Chaplain, Band RENE DIANNE COLLINS Dianne Homeroom Treasurer, Chaplain, Tat- ler Staff, F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Var¬ ious Committees for Class Projects JACQUELINE CHARLOTTE COOK Jackie DAVID WAYNE CRUTCHFIELD David Band, J.V. Football, Track, D.O. Club, Vice - president, State Vice- president NATHANIEL BRACKEN DAILEY Nat Eighth Grade Football ROBERT BLOCHER DARLING Robert J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Tat- ler Staff FONDA PAGE DAVIS Fonda H.R. Sec., S.C.A. Rep., Del. S.C.A. Youth Forum, Jr. Class Exec. Comm., Sr. Class Exec Comm., Co- Chm. Dec. Comm. Soph. Dance, Jr. Class Beauty Contest, Sub-Chm. Dec. Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom, H ' coming Dance, Grad. Marshal, Del. to Va. Girl ' s State, Natl. Honor Soc. V.- pres., Var. Cheerleader, Girl ' s J.V. Bosketball, Co-Capt. Girl ' s Var. Basketball, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Asst., CO-EDITOR, Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec., Rep. to Y.M.C.A. Model Gen. Assembly, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Jr. Choir, Sr. Choir, Latin Forum, H ' coming Attend. 2nd Runner-up, Var. Comm, for Class Projects 57 C a ass FRANCES ALLISON DOEG Doodie Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom President, Pep Club, Drama Club, Latin Forum, Vice-president, Home¬ room Secretary, French Circle, S.C, A. Representative, Decorations Com¬ mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom, Sophomore Dance Committee NANCY ANNE DUFF Nancy Choir, Decorations Committees for the Sophomore Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Publicity Committee for fhe Jr. Class Beauty Contest HAZEL ANN EDWARDS Hazel S.C.A. Representative, J.V. Cheer¬ leader, Latin Forum, Secretary, French Circle, F.B.L.A. Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organizations Editor, Decorations Committee for the Jr.-Sr. Prom CAROLYN FALLS Carolyn Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Edi¬ tor, Devil , Pep Club, Drama Club, Girl ' s Basketball Manager, Various Committees for Class Projects JUDITH ANNE FROST EDITH VIRGINIA FUZY PATRICIA LOUISE GARRETT HERBERT HAMILTON GILLIAM, III Jackie Edith Pat Bert Transferred from Thomas Dale High School, Spanish Club, President, F. T.A. Treasurer, Latin Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Junior Classical League Latin Forum, Reporter, Pep Club Eighth Grade Basketball, Science Club, Ring Dance Committee, Con¬ cert Band, Marching Band 58 DAVID LEE FLACK Dave iTransferred from Easton, Penna., Science Club, Drama Club, Vice- president JEFFERY JAMES FOLDESI Jeff D.E. Club DOCK WESLEY FRINK D.W. J.V. Football, D.E. Club, Vice-pres¬ ident, President, Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects JERRY WAYNE FRINK Jerry Eighth Grade Football, Basketball, Baseball, J.V. Football, Baseball, Varsity Football, Track, Homeroom Vice-president, Sr. Class Executive Committee, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Sports Editor of The Tatler, Vari¬ ous Committees for Class Projects LINDA MARIE GLASS Linda Transferred from West End Chris¬ tian School, Bible Study Class Chair¬ man LARRY DEAN GOULD Larry Key Club, Pep Club, Jr. Class Vice- president, Homeroom President, P.T. S.A. Membership Drive Chairman, Sophomore Class Executive Commit¬ tee CONSTANCE NADINE GREGORY LEWIS GREGORY Connie Lewis F.H.A., Pep Club, Decorations Com- D.E. Club mittees for the Ring Dance, Re¬ freshment Committee for the Soph¬ omore Dance 59 G a ass MILDRED ELIZABETH GREGORY ROBERT HUGH GREGORY PHILLIP GRIFFIN MICHAEL LOUIS GRUBICH Liz Robert Phillip Mike Decorations Committee for the Ring Dance, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Decora¬ tions Committee for the Sophomore Dance, V.O.T. D.O. Club Assembly Squad, Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects JERRY FLOYD HAYS LELIA KAY HIPKINS JUDY DALE HIPPS MARY AGNES HOGAN Jerry Lelia Judy Aggie J.V. Football, Varsity sity Track, D.O. Club Football, Var- S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom Secretary, Pep Club, J.V. Cheerlead¬ er, J.V. Basketball, Decorations Committee for Sophomore Dance, Varsity Cheerleader, F.B.L.A., Pres¬ Drama Club, French Circle, Pep Club, S.C.A. Representative, Vari¬ ous Committees for Class Projects ident, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Beauty Contest Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Commit¬ tee, Miss Hopewell High School Homecoming Princess 60 RICHARD LINWOOD HADEN Dickie Boy ' s Monogram Club, Varsity Track, F.B.L.A., Concert Band, Marching Band, Drum Major, Li¬ brary Staff, All-State Band, Pep Club, Various Committees for Class Projects, Ring Dance Committee GLYN ALVIN HAIRFIELD Glyn Transferred from Roanoke, Va., Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Tatler Staff CAROL JOY HARLESS Joy F.T.A., Vice-president, Pep Club, Library Staff, Sr. Choir, Homeroom Chaplain, Various Committees for Class Projecfs MICHAEL DUANE HARVEY Mike Homeroom President, S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative, Key Club, Boy ' s Mono¬ gram Club, Eighth Grade Basketball, B-Team Basketball, Varsity Basket¬ ball, Sophomore President, S.C.A. Vice-president, S.C.A. President, Pep Club, H.H.S. Representative to the American Field Service, Various Committees for Class Projects DELORES REBECCA HOLLAND Delores THOMAS HEFTY HOPKINS, JR. Thomas D.O. Club JULIUS RAY HUDSON Julie Eighth Grade Football, J.V. Foot¬ ball, Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Boy ' s Monogram Club MIRIAM FRANCES HURLBURT Miriam F.T.A. President, Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, Tri-Hi-Y, Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Choir, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Secretary, J.V. Hockey, Varsity Hockey, Co-Cap- tain, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bas¬ ketball. 61 Gfa ass LINDA ELAINE HYSLOP Linda Transferred from Palms Spring Jr. High School, Girl ' s Basketball Mgr., Latin Forum, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Reporter, French Circle, Reporter, National Honor Society, Pres., Co- Chair. of the Decorations Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Circulations Mgr., Sr. Class Sec., Jr. Class Exec. Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Dele¬ gate Southside District S.C.A. Meet¬ ing, Various Committees for Class Projects CARL COMPTON JAMARIK Carl Homeroom President, Homeroom Vice-president, Key Club, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Senior Class Treas¬ urer, Eighth Grade Basketball, B- Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects, Homeroom Treasurer, J.V. Football, Track, Pep Club WILLIAM ALBERT JAMES Bill Band, D.E. Club, Reporter, Track, Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee JOYCE LINDA JESSIE Linda Latin Forum, Pep Club, Choir ■I ARTHUR GARDNER JONES Gardner Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Vice-president, Spanish Club, Chap¬ lain JUDY JONES Judy S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom President, Latin Forum, Treasurer, French Circle, Vice-president, Co- Chairman of the Jr. Class Beauty Contest Decorations Committee, Tri- Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary, Ser¬ geant - at - Arms, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant, Class Editor, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Homecoming Princess, Various Deco¬ rations Committees THOMAS MICHAEL JONES Mike I.C.T., Sergeant-at-Arms FRANCIS RANDOLPH JONES Randy J.V. Football, Key Club, President, D.E. Club, Vice-president, Varsity Football 62 BRENDA MAE JOHNSON Brenda CAROL ALIEASE Carol JOHNSON WILLIAM FRANKLIN JOHNSON, III Billy BUDDY LEE JONES Buddy Homeroom Secretary, J.V. Basket¬ ball, F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, V.O.T., Tat- ler Staff, Various Committees for Class Projects Latin Forum, Spanish er, Historian, F.T.A., ious Committees for Club, Report- Tri-Hi-Y, Var- Class Projects S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom Secretary, Eighth Grade Basketball, Homeroom President, Key Club, J.V. Basketball, Various Committees for Class Projects D.E. Club, J.V. Football ROBERT DONALD JONES Don RONALD LEHMON JONES Ronnie J.V. Football, D.E. Club BILLY LEE IRVIN JOSEPHINE ANN KENDRICK Billy Jo Ann Homeroom Treas., J.V. Basketball, Varsity, Co-Capt., J.V. Hockey, Co- Capt., Softball Mgr., Library Staff, Pep Club, Latin Forum, Reporter, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Treas., Homeroom Sec., Soph. Dance Pub¬ licity Comm., S.C.A. Representa¬ tive, National Honor Society, Sec., KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assist¬ ant, BUSINESS MANAGER, Library Staff, Bulletin Board Comm., Tri-Hi- Y, Representative to S.C.A. Youth Forum, S.C.A. Spring and Fall Con¬ ventions, Sr. Class Exec. Comm., Homecoming Princess 63 C o ass MARJORIE ANN KERR Marjie French Circle, Vice-president, Presi¬ dent, Various Committees for Class Projects ROGER ALSTON KING Roger Baseball, Science Club, Secretary, Pep Club DORIS ESTHER KOEHLER Doris Library Staff, Lafin Forum, French Circle, Tri-Hi-Y, Majorefte, Concerf Band, Junior Band, Pep Club, Vari¬ ous Commitfees for Class Projects ANDREW THRASHLEY LANGFORD, JR. Andy D.E. Club JUDITH MAX IE McCOY Judy Sophomore Dance Ticket Commit¬ tee, Jr. Class Beauty Contest Pub¬ licity Chairman, Girl ' s Softball Man¬ ager, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Re¬ porter, Jr.-Sr. Prom Refreshment Committee, F.B.L.A., V.O.T. FREDERICK MORRIS McCULLEN Freddie Track, Eighth Grade Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Football, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Homeroom Vice-president, Pep Club, Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects RACHEL NICHOLAS McCUTCHAN Nikki Girl ' s J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bas¬ ketball, Homeroom President, Latin Forum, French Circle, Pep Club, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Majorette, Concert Band, Dogwood Princess, Jr. Class Executive Committee, Tri- Hi-Y, Homeroom Secretary, Home¬ room Treasurer, Assembly Squad JAMES DONALD McGUIRE Donnie Homeroom Pres., Homeroom Sec., S.C.A. Representative, Key Club, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Vice-pres., Sr. Class Vice-pres., Eighth Grade Football, Basketball, and Track, J. V. Football, B Team Basketball, Varsity Football, Capt., Most Valu¬ able Player, Most Spirited, Best Tackier, All Central District, First Team, All State, Second Team, Var¬ sity Basketball, Varsity Track, Var¬ ious Committees for Class Projects PEARLIE ELTON LEE, JR. Butch J.V. Football, Varsity Track, J.V. Basketball, Senior Choir, All State Choir, Pep Club larry McKinley lewis Ken S.C.A. Representative, Various S.C. A. Committees, J.V. Football, Span¬ ish Club, Chaplain VIRGINIA ANN LEWIS Virginia Girl ' s Hockey, Girl ' s J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Library Staff, Pep Club, Drama Club, Latin Forum, D.O. Club, Treas., S.C.A. Represen¬ tative, National Honor Society, Hopewell High School Section ip The Hopewell News, Homeroom Sec., Jr. Class, Soph. Class Exec. Comm., Co.Chair. Soph. Dance Decorations Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Comm., Co-Chair., Rhythm and Blues Show Ticket Comm., Ring Dance Decorations Comm. Chair., Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects MERLE JEAN LOWE Merle J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Historian JAMES DAVID McNEIL David J.V. Baseball, Various Committees I for Class Projects FRED LOGAN MEADOWS Fred Transferred from West End School SUE CAROL MIFKA Sue Senior Choir, Girl ' s Varsity Basket¬ ball, Girl ' s Softball, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Vice-president, Drama Club, Library Staff, Publicity Committee for the Jr. Class Beauty Contest, Transferred from Spotsylvania High, Spotsylvania, Va. CARLA FAYE MILTON Carla Latin Forum, French Circle, Pep Club, D.O. Club, Hopewell High School Section in The Hopewell News, Various Committees for Class Projects 65 L CHARLES EDWARD MINOR Edward Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects JAMES FRANKLIN MOORE, JR. James Spanish Club, J.V. Baseball, Various Committees for Class Projects SHARON ROSE MOORE Sharon Transferred from Dickerson High School, Jersey City, N. J., Senior Band «jRAY MORRIS Buzz Band, Choir, Various Committees for Class Projects LETA PAIGE NOBLES Leta J.V. Hockey, Latin Forum, F.H.A., Reporter, Spanish Club GEORGE DENNIS NOEL Dennis Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects ARTHUR NORRIS Dickie Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball PATRICIA ANN O ' SHIELDS Trisha D.O. Club, Secretary, Pep Club, F.H.A., Latin Forum, Hopewell High School Section in The Hopewell News, S.C.A. Representative, D.O. Club Scrapbook Committee Chair¬ man, Various Committees for the Ring Dance, Sophomore Dance, Homecoming Princess 66 RICHARD KING MORTON EVELYN JUANITA MOODY Dicker Juanita Key Club, Secretary, Pep Club, Lat¬ in Forum, Library Staff, Various Committees for Class Projects LINDA DIANE MOREFIELD Diane Choir, J.V. Hockey, V.O.T., Various Committees for Class Projects SHARON LEIGH NICHOLS Sharon Marching Band, Concert Band, Re¬ porter, J.V. Hockey, Co-Captain, Varsity Hockey, Science Club, Pep Club, Latin Forum, Reporter, French Circle, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, President, Homeroom President, All State Band, Y.M.C.A. Model General As¬ sembly, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Soph¬ omore Dance Refreshment Commit¬ tee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee MARY LOU PADGETT Mary Lou REBECCA HENDRICKS PARMENTER Transferred from Greenville County Rebecca High School, Emporia, Va. D.E. Club PATRICIA CAROL PATTERSON JOHN ROBERT Patsy . l L , John Drpma Club, Student e-lub, Vjce-president, M , ft ’ S.C ' fyieSSvention . jd 0 ' nn Jj 7 fa nO } PERRY Director, Pep Delegate to 67 G a ass VIRGINIA LEE PERRY Virginia D.O. Club, Reporter, Senior Choir THOMAS OLIVER PETREE Tommy J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, Var¬ sity Football, Varsity Baseball, Key Club JAMES BOYD PETTIT, JR. Jim Transferred from Chandler High School, Chandler, Ariz., Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Science Club, Treasurer, KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organizations Editor, Pho¬ tographer, Boy ' s Monogram Club, Honorable Mention, National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test TRINGULIA KUHL PIASECKI Tring Transferred from West End School Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Choir, D.O. Club JOSEPH BYNUM SAUNDERS Joey Library Staff, Homeroom President, Pep Club, Various Committees for Class Projects TOMMY LEE SCRUGGS Tommy Boy ' s Monogram Club, Varsity Foot¬ ball Manager BARBARA JEAN SEXTON Barbara Transferred from West End School DONNA MARIE SHELTON Donna Transferred from West End School, D.O. Club, Various Committees for Class Projects 68 CARRIE ANNE PITTMAN Carrie Anne Transferred from Hermitage High School JUDITH ANNE RACE Judy J.V. Basketball, Concert Band, Ma¬ jorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secre¬ tary, Drama Club, F.B.L.A., Secre¬ tary, Pep Club, Library Staff, Tatler Staff, Business Manager CAROLE FAYE ROBERTSON Carole Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y Con¬ ventions, F.B.L.A., Chaplain, Dis¬ trict Convention, State Convention, Pep Club, Tatler Staff, Jr. Reporter, Art Editor, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Sub-Chairman for the Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee, Homecoming Princess, Various Committees for Class Projects jy THOMAS GARLAND RODGERS Tom . . „ , H.H.S. Band t, J v ’ 1 . 1 1 ' Is ROBERT MICHAEL SHERLOCK Mike Varsity Football, Basketball, Boy ' s Monogram Club JEANNETTE HUGHES SMITH Jeannie Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, S.C.A. Representative, F.T.A., Reporter, French Circle, Drama Club, Pep Club, Secretary of the Sophomore Class, Senior Choir, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Cheerleader, Head J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Attend¬ ant, First Runner-Up, Publicity Man¬ ager for Band JOAN ELIZABETH SMITH Joan V.O.T., Sophomore Dance Refresh¬ ment and Decorations Committees, Jr. Class Beauty Contest Theme and Decorations Committees, F.B. L.A., Vice-president, Pep Club, Tat¬ ler Staff MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH Maggie J.V. Hockey, Varsity Softball, Se¬ nior Choir 69 Gfa ass RETA SHERYL SMITH Reta Band, Majorette, V.O.T., Trans¬ ferred from W. Va. VIRGINIA LYNN SMYTH Gigi KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Class Edi¬ tor, Girl ' s Monogram Club, S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom Chap¬ lain, Latin Forum, French Circle, Treas., Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec., Pep Club, D r a m a Club, Decorations Comm. Chair. Masquerade Ball, Dramatics Dept. Sec., Library Staff, Girl ' s Hockey Team Mgr., Various Committees for Class Projects, As¬ sembly Squad, Traffic Squad, Semi¬ finalist National Merit Scholarship Examination BARBARA HELENE SNELL Snell Varsity Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, Se¬ nior Choir, Drama Club, Girl ' s Mon¬ ogram Club, French Circle, Vice- president, Latin Forum, Pep Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects STANLEY RUSSELL SODOMKA Stan Homeroom President, Homeroom Vice-president, Sophomore Class Ex¬ ecutive Committee, Delegate to Va. Boy ' s State, Science Club ELVIRA SZIGETI Vera J.V. Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Var¬ sity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, French Circle, Secretary, Latin For¬ um, National Honor Society, Home¬ room Secretary, Homeroom Treas¬ urer, Pep Club, Girl ' s Monogram Club, President, Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, Drama Club JAMES JEROME TAYLOR Jim J.V. Football, Drama Club, French ' Circle, Speaker at Brotherhood Convention, Ft. Lee, Oratorical Con¬ test, Second Place, Homeroom Pres¬ ident, Various Committees for Class Projects, Transferred from Leaven¬ worth Sr. High School NANCY KATHERINE TAYLOR Nancy J.V. Basketball, J.V. Cheerleader, S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Jr. Class Treasurer, Pep Club, French Circle, F.B.L.A., S.C.A. Reporter, Homecoming Princess EDWARD CARL THOMPSON Eddie Pep Club, French Circle, Sophomore Dance Decorations and Refresh¬ ment Committees, Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec¬ orations Committee, K A L E I D O- SCOPE STAFF, Class Editor, Ring Dance Decorations Committee 70 of ’63 WAYNE JORDAN SUBLETTE Wayne CHARLES DOUGLAS SOLYAN Doug MARIAN LEIGH STALLINGS Marian DORIS MAE SWIFT Doris D.E. Club S.C.A. Representative, Homeroom Sec., Homeroom Treas., Soph. Class Exec. Comm., Jr. Class Exec. Comm., Sr. Class Exec. Comm., KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant, Activ¬ ities Editor, Varsity Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader, J.V. Cheerlead¬ er, Library Staff, French Circle, Treas., F.T.A., Jr. Class Beauty Con¬ test Soliciting Comm. Chair., Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain, Pep Club, Sr. Choir, Ring Dance Publicity Comm. Chair., Girl ' s Monogram Club, National Honor Society, Treas., Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects Band, Library Staff, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Boy ' s Monogram Club Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Chaplain, V. O.T. NORMA GAYLE THORE Gayle Latin Forum, Pep Club, S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative, Homeroom Secretary, French Circle, Drama Club, D.O. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sophomore Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Ring Dance Deco¬ rations Committees, Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects GEORGIA TSOUROUNIS Georgia French Circle, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Treasurer, Senior Choir, Drama Club. SHIRLEY ANN TURNER Shirley V.O.T., Homeroom Secretary, F.T. A., Tatler Staff HARRY SMITH TUSH, JR. Harry Homeroom President, Science Club, President, Various Committees for Class Projects, Science Fair, Second Place Winner 71 C ass ELISEO ALBERTO VIVAS, III Winky Transferred from Fork Union Mili¬ tary Academy JAMES GILBERT WALKER, JR. Jimmy Band, Various Committees for Class Projects BARBARA MARIE WATKO Barbara Homeroom Secret ary, Homeroom Treasurer, J.V. Hockey, Varsity Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Co-Cap¬ tain, Senior Choir, Drama Club, F. H.A., Secretary, Varsity Basketball, Girl ' s Monogram Club, Halloween Queen Candidate, Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects TERESA EARLE WEBB Resa Marching Band, Concert Band, Ma¬ jorette, F.T.A., French Circle, Treas¬ urer, Latin Forum, Tri-Hi-Y, KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Edi¬ tor, Homeroom Secretary, Home¬ room President, Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects FREDERICK ALBERT WOEHR, JR. Fred ' Homeroom President, S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative, French Circle, Science Club, Honorable Mention in the National Merit Scholarship Exam¬ ination, Various Committees for Class Projects RAYMOND LESLIE WYATT Raymond D.O. Club, Parliamentarian Chair¬ man, Stage Committee, Science Club, F.T.A. VICTORIA ZEVGOLIS Vicki J.V. Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Var¬ sity Basketball, Concert Band, Tat- ler Staff, Sr. Reporter, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Marching Band, Home¬ room Treasurer, Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects 72 ROBERT WAYNE WESTON Wayne Transferred from Saint James ? School, J.V. Football, J.V. Basket- fi ball, J.V. Baseball, Varsi,ty Football, ii Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, : Co-Captain, Pep Club, Various P mittees for Class Projects EMMA FRANCES WHITLOW Emma V.O.T., J.V. Basketball, Tatler Staff NORMAN LEE WILLIAMSON Norman Band, Choir, Library Staff, Jr. Class Executive Committee, Pep Club, track, Various Committees for Class Projects NANCY CAROL WINGOLD Nancy Transferred from Blue Field, W. Va., Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Tatler Staff, Editor, Pep Club, Miss Hopewell High School, First Runner-Up, Homecoming Princess, Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects Most Outstanding Seniors Mary Bartha and Mike Harvey 73 Best All Around Judy Hipps and Albert Blaho Senior BEST DRESSED Carolyn Falls and Billy Johnson I don ' t care where you buy your clothes, Johnson, I still say it ' s all in how you wear ' em. FRIENDLIEST Nancy Taylor and John Perry One step closer and I ' ll clobber you! MOST TALKATIVE Leslie Brittle and John Perry Hello. Yes, yes. No. Of Course. Uh huh. Yes, certainly. Alright. Good bye. Who was it? Wrong number. anoes MOST INTELLECTUAL Virginia Smyth and John Perry ' Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow . . . ' That ' s when we ' ll worry about it. BIGGEST LOAFERS Aggie Hogan and Jack Washburn Honestly, Jack, some people are helpless, and then there are others ... MOST TALENTED Marian Stallings and Larry Gould But, Larry, why didn ' t you tell me you couldn ' t play The Star Spangled Banner ? emor MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Jeannie Smith and Jerry Frink We ' ve got the spirit that a good team needs—It ' s Grrrrreat! BEST LOOKING Nancy Wingold and Mike Harvey Do you really think so, Mike? Of course. Well, you ' re almost as good looking as I am. MOST SINCERE Fonda Davis and Randy Jones Fender? What fender? Honest, Randy, it was like this when I got here. upenaiiues CLASS CLOWNS Faye Creggar and Freddie McCullen Drive on, Fred! A little fresh air never hurt anybody. BEST PERSONALITY Irma Gail Chapman and Carl Jamarik O. K., so you ' re right, but you don ' t have to get so upset about it. MOST POPULAR Mary Bartha and Donnie McGuire One hundred and eight, one hundred and nine, one hundred and ... Well, I got more than you did yesterday! Sen or MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Fonda Davis and Jim Pettit And it all began on my thirteenth birthday when Uncle Mai sent me that camera. MOST POLITE Judy Jones and Ken Lewis But one of us has got to go first. We ' ve been standing here for twenty minutes. BIGGEST FLIRT Faye Creggar and Joey Saunders Just a minute, Joey. I ' ll, uh, call you back later, uh, uh, Carolyn. CLASS COUPLE Mary Bartha and Carl Jamarik But, Carl, everybody gives valentines. Yeah, but in October? MOST ATHLETIC Vera Szigeti and Donnie McGuire Eeny, meeny, miney, mo ... Well, I think we ' re pretty good in all of them. r .. ■ ■ : • . «� • ' - . - , ■ mw Al¬ most DEPENDABLE Linda Hyslop and Albert Blaho I wonder what he ' s so angry about. I ' m only two hours late. 80 Excited Juniors find gowns for the Junior Beauty Contest. Qcers CTlncf Executive Committee Kneeling —Becky Saleeby, Jimmy Slagle, Eleanor Hening. Standing (left to right) —Kathy Burge, Terri Wells, David Ramey, Martha Schaaf, Howard Kramer, Beverly Gilliam, and Judy Hughes. As Juniors, we begin to realize the im¬ portance of study and hard work to meet our goals. Many think of college for the first time. The Junior Popularity Contest and the beauty contest earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jimmy Slagle . Tommy Nuchols . Eleanor Hening. Becky Saleeby. Kathy Burge Terri Wells Martha Schaaf David Ramey .President Vice-President . Secretary T reasurer Howard Kramer Beverly Gilliam Judy Hughes 81 Faye Adams Hollis Adams Wayne Akers Kathleen Allen Robert Alley Vernon Arvin Ronnie Cox Ronnie Curtis Irene Ashworth John Balezik Jeff Basile Roger Dancy Ricky Davis George Bell Leroy Blevins Juanita Bowe Roger Davis Clemence Descheemaeker Judy Bowen Leroy Brogdon Alvin Broughtor Bobby Di Nubila Donna Doane Charles Brown Frances Brown Kathy Burge Sam Dobbs Welmont Drake Robert Burns Linda Butler Morris Caldwell Bobby Dunbar Wayne Eastman J immy Carelock James Cawthorne Wayne Cerny Dee Elder Hilda Elliot Carolyn Cheely Paul Compton Douglas Cox Roberta Elliot Clyde Emerson C a ass 82 Eva Hanchey Lois Harris Pat Harvey Gary Eng Mary Lee Faria James Fear Charles Foster Sandra Foxworth Bobby Franklin Karen Frazier Sharon Frye Susan Harvey Wayne Hedgepath Eleanor Hening Donita Holder Brenda Holmes Brenda Honeycutt Janet Houser Betty Hudgins Judy Hughes Anne Jackson Terry Jenks James Johnson Lydia Johnson Mary Johnson Olivia Johnson George Fulcher Gary Full Bobby Johnston Carolyn Jones Mary Lou Jones Beverly Gilliam Al Glass Pete Kennedy James Kinsey Tommy Kirtley Irene Golden Linda Griffin Pam Klonis Andrew Kovshak Patricia Krai Kerry Hagen Van Hampton I 83 Howard Kramer Rose Kuykendall Paul Lampman Pauline Lampman Bobby Lane Kay Leech Marshall Murdock Billy Myers Diane Letchworth Dollie Lewis Gloria Libby Archie Nace Sandra Nesbitt Marcia Lipscomb Jennifer Lowrance Margaret Lucas Reford Nester Billy Newman Shirley Marshall Mike Matthews Billy McKaig Philip Nichols Tommy Nuchols Harry McNulty Alex McPheeters Diane Miller David O ' Conner Johnny Parlow Ginger Miller Ross Miller Bill Minor Dale Parr Margaret Perry Charles Minor Charles Minschew Karen Moore David Phillips Barbara Pittman Bobby Mooring Candy Morris Margie Morton George Powers Tony Powroznik Gfa ass 84 of ’64 Sandra Scott Butch Seymour Kathy Sheally Walter Sheally Carolyn Shelton Howie Skalleberg Carol Sue Price Michael Pritchard Jimmy Slagle Alice Spain Mary Ann Stefanic Richard Rackley David Ramey Jay Stuart Kathy Sullivan Charles Tadlock Charles Ridout Hilda Riggan Gloria Tadlock Leslie Taylor Wayne Taylor Wayne Robinette Lynette Romito Butch Temple Leland Tetterton Joan Thomas Valerie Roop Gary Rose Libby Thrift Marie Toner Theresa Traina Charles Rudolf Kennedy Runner Doris Tuck Dorothy Turner Carolyn Vivas Becky Saleeby Martha Schaaf Buddy Wagner Preston Wagner Linda Walker Paul Schulz Jean Schutz 85 Jerry Williams Wayne Walton Byron Willis Pat Ward Dailey Warren Maurice Wilson Charles Woodard Eddie Warren Terry Warren Jack Wayda Betty Woodle Marv Sue Woreley Billy Webb Pam Wells Terri Wells Alice Wyatt Ann Wyatt Jacky Westmoreland Chuck Weston Dwight Wheeler Peter Youngblood Carol Whitley Carol Williams Connie Williams Juniors meet to plan the many activities for the year. 86 J Junior 7 J op u arttu Contest FAVORITE TEACHERS Mr. Sober—Mrs. Maloney mSm MOST POPULAR Jimmy Slagle—Mary Bartha CUTEST Ross Miller—Nancy Wingold CUTEST COUPLE Bobby Franklin—Judy Hughes MOST TALENTED Larry Gould—Mary Ann Stefanic 87 BEST DANCERS Jack Washburn—Eleanor Hening Jt uni or Top u ariip WITTIEST Maurice Wilson—Martha Schaaf MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Donnie McGuire—Marion Stallings BEST PERSONALITY Bobby Johnston—Kathy Burge MOST POLITE Clyde Emerson—Terri Wells MOST ORIGINAL Jerry Frink—Carolyn Falls BIGGEST LOAFERS 88 Paul Shulz—Martha Schaaf Contest BEST DRESSED Mike Harvey—Beverly Gilliam BIGGEST FLIRTS Ricky Davis—Faye Creggar MOST ATHLETIC Bobby Franklin-—Sandra Foxworth MOST DEPENDABLE Albert Blaho—Linda Hyslop MOST SINCERE Randy Jones—Fonda Davis 89 BEST ALL AROUND Donnie McGuire—Mary Bartha Jt umor FRIENDLIEST Buddy Jones—Jeannie Smith MOST INTELLECTUAL Bobby Johnston—Kathy Burge MOST VERSATILE John Perry—Fonda Davis BEST VARSITY CHEERLEADER Marian Stallings BEST J.V. CHEERLEADER Becky Beach 90 BEST MAJORETTE Teresa Webb cS opfiom ore G a ass The Sophomore Dance — A thrilling climax to the year. 9 ! leers an cf Cxecu we Committee Kneeling: Bobby McGuire, Martha Brooker, Ted Blanks. 1st row, standing: Frances Halupka, Linda Baker, Mich¬ elle Straccioni, Jan Nicholson, Mary Katharine Carroll, Ann Marks. 2nd row, standing: Douglas Franks, Anton Price, Dean Vonetes, Jimmy Williams. With the beginning of our Sophomore year OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE comes the beginning of our life as a member y ec j B| an k s President of an organized class. For the first time, we Bobby McGuire Vice-President begin to have class projects. We built a prize- Martha Brooker Secretary winning float for the Homecoming festivities Ellen Gilliam Treasurer and held the most important event of our Frances Halupka Jimmy Williams Sophomore year at high school—the Sopho- Linda Baker Dean Vonetes more Dance, the climax of the year. As we Michelle Straccioni Anton Price go on in our high school and later lives, we Jan |sjicholson Douglas Franks will always remember the beginning of our Ann Marks Mary Katharine Carroll life as a class—the Sophomore year. 92 Cheryl Abernathy Patricia Elaine Akers Sandra Aldridge Diana Alexander Patricia Almarode John Anderson Tommy Andres Jerry Angle Francis Anthony Linda Baker Rickey Barnes Karen Barnwell Billy Beauchemin Billy Beckner Randy Belcher Diana Bertram Betty Best Gary Birchett Mike Birchett Allen Blackmon Ted Blanks Gregory Blevins Robby Blount Gary Boice Gary Boiler Betsy Boss Faith Bradley Billie Brockwell Linda Brockwell Martha Brooker Kenny Brown Patricia Brown Bernie Bryant Joseph Buffo Glenn Burdette Richard Burge Henry Burian Dickie Burnley Jane Cantrell Nancy Carr Mary K. Carroll Jerry Charvat Donald Chronister Patricia Clements Judith Cooke Horace Cooper Deborah Corey Maurice Coury Iva Cox Sherry Craig Susie Crowder Lois Cuddihy Michael Cyckevic Linda Daniels Shirley Davis Gene Day Janet Dodson Susan Doeg Billy Driggers Alfred Eavey Bonnie Edwards Roy Edwards Carol Ellis Johnny England Bill Ewing Mary Etta Eyler Jerry Fayed Nada Fenn Linda Forbes Jean Ford Al Fore Douglas Franks 93 Janet Frazier Steve Freeman Gwyn Garrett Dan Gegenheimer Herbert Gerhart Ellen Gilliam Mary Nelson Glass Lynn Godsey Joyce Goodwin Diane Grant Alice Greene Calvin Griggs Sharon Hadsell Frances Halupka Mary Lea Hapstak Mary Harris Ray Harris Patty Harrison Linda Heckman Frank Hendrickson Harriet Hilliard Karen Hinton Bobby Hobbs Jackie Hodge Carolyn Hogue Emmett Holland Joan Holman Benji Holt Brenda Hoover Vickie Hoover David Hope Patsy Hope Carolyn Hopkins Donald Horner Stanley Horner Neil Hounshell Eddie Huggins Frank Hughes Rachael Hughes Eddie Huntley Ronnie Jacobs Becky Jefferson Albert Johnson Terry Jones Thomas Justice Alison Karnes Nancy Keener Barton Kinderman G c ass Margaret Koehler John Kolek Emanuel Kolidakis Chuck Krumel Kathy Kyle Charles Lawrence Judy Lawson Donna Lee Gloria Lee Wayne Lee Billy Lewis Drema Light Lynn Lipscomb Dennis Loughridge Susan Lyman Mike Mahaney Frankie Malone Ann Marks Madalon Marmol Lynn Mason Ernest Maynard, Jr. Jimmy Mazacoufa 94 of ' 65 Randy McDonald Pat McDonough Bobby McGuire Brenda McKinney David McLauchlin Hilda Meadows Jane Merryman Marcus Miller Ron Miller Charles Mills Jeanette Minor Dewey Mitchem Sherryl Mitchem Vickie Moogalian Margaret Moore Sandra Moore John Morgan Philip Morrisette Rennie Morriss Gerald Nichols Shannon Nichols Jan Nicholson Diane Nowak Johnny Owen Billy Palmer Kenny Parr Frank Patton Ann Pead Linda Perry Barbara Peters David Phillips Vickie Phipps Diane Podlewski Judy Porter Ruby Powers Jean Poythress Anton Price Cheryl Ramey Skippy Reynolds Susan Rickman Danny Riddle Dennis Riddle Dorothy Rideout Pat Rimes Jimmy Robbins Fred Roberts Nancy Rogers Ted Rowsey Billy Ruis James Sacra Ricky Sadler David Scott Dennis Scott Linda Scott Dickie Sculthorpe Fred Seitz Priscilla Sellers Dave Severin Betty Shelton Linda Sheppard Carol Sherlock Glenda Sines Bobby Sipes Ginger Smiley Doug Smith Linda Smith Betty Smyth Mary Solesbee Allen Sordelette Phyllis Spivey 1 I 95 Betty Stancil Michelle Straccioni Ruthie Streeter Cynthia Sublette David Sullivan Bobby Sutton Diane Sutton Douglas Swift Joe Tate Ronald Tatum Pat Taylor Judy Thomas Monte Thomas Charles Thornburg John Tidwell Jeanie Tolbert Warren Trivett Ronnie Tush Tommy Violette Dean Vonetes Alice Walker Janet Walker Frances Wallace Patsy Warren Linda Watkins Thelma Watko Helen Webb Jack Welsby Jayne Welsby Chuck Wicker Jimmy Williams Phyllis Williams Richard Williams Marla Willis Jeanie Wilson Billie Jean Wood Sandra Wrenn Ronald Wright Eugene Zevgolis Deane Zitzmann Studious Sophomores in the cafeteria. 96 97 As Freshmen, we enjoy being togethe First row: Diane Helder, Bobbie Purdie, and Nancy Bethel. Second row: Austin McArthur, Mickey Thompson, Butch Ellis, and David Nuckols. This year, as Freshmen, we have begun to take an enthusiastic part in the many varied clubs at H.H.S. For the first time, we feel like we are really a part of our school. FRESHMAN PRESIDENTS Nancy Bethel Terri Burk Butch Ellis Diane Helder Becky Jones Austin McArthur David Nuckols Bob Poole Bobbie Purdie Mickey Thompson 98 Ronnie Adams Drema Adkins Debbie Belch Nancy Bethel Jeanette Bickings Benny Bobb Beverly Aldridge John Alfred Linda Brannan Linda Britt Richard Brown George Brydon Howard Altman Walter Altman Joyce Buchanan Cookie Buffo Terri Burk Carolyn Campen Jere Amidei Greg Anderson James Campen Frances Cappiali Bobby Carman Richard Carico Nookie Andrews George Angone Brenda Carraway Eugene Casey Gerald Casey David Causey Cynthia Arvin Tommy Ashworth Charles Chiarkey Dennis Chiarkey Richard Chipley Faye Cole Jane Atkins Barry Atkinson Maureen Connaughton David Connelly Elsie Conner Harold Cothern Linda Aycock Donna Baily Durward Crabtree Floyd Curtis Terry Dail Phillip Daniel Patty Baker Tom Balazik Alice Daniels Bradley Davis Buddy Davis Jimmy Davis Jamie Bane Barbara Banvard Ronnie Davis David Day David Day Ralph Debnam Howard Bass Dean Batts Billy Derski Frank Derski Charles Dice Susan Dobbs Anne Bayton Jack Beckner Randy Dodd Ronnie Douglas Bobby Doutt Brian Dowdy 99 Linda Drake Butch Draper Gloria Dunbar Marshall Dowdy Richard Edwards Bee Ellis Butch Ellis David Elrod Barbara Emory Benji Farmer Carol Farnsworth Eugene Fine Glenda Fleming Tommy Forehand Joyce Franchow David Frantz Eddie Frantz Chuck Frederickson Butch Frye Donald Full Beth Furbush Donna Fuzy Jane Ellen George Andy Gibbs Richard Gill Betty Glass Randy Glass Carol Glovier Kathy Gordon Gloria Graham Mark Grammer Pat Gravat Larry Griffin James Griffith Jack Griggs Milton Grissam Mike Gulkis Donald Hogen Betty Hanchy Joanetta Hardy Barbara Harris Betty Harris Faye Harmon Johnny Harris Jim Harrison Linda Harrison Janis Harvey Ronnie Havens G c ass Joy Hayes Rose Hayes Billy Hecht Diane Helder Janis Hendricks Wayne Hendricks Randy Honaker Kenny Houser Roger Houser Linda Howard Donna Howlett Meredith Hurlburt David Irvin James Janosik William Janosik Billy Jarrett Carol Jenkins Joan Jerrell Clyde Jessie Cheryl Johnson Janice Johnson Linda Johnson 100 Susan Johnson Pam Johnston Peggy Johnston Lane Jolly Ronald Jolly Becky Jones Ricky Jones Shirley Joyce Bill Kapsidelis Warren Keeny Robert Kerr Martin Kirk Clarence Knapp Robert Kovschak Stacy Kroner Bobby Kuykendall Bobby Lane Martin Lastovica Walter Lastovica Norma Lee Frank Letchworth John Letchworth Barbara Livingston Robert Logan Mary Lowe Donnie Lowman Connie Mabe Susan Mahoney Annette Markham Jimmy Martin Linda Martin Roger Martin Earl Mathis Marvin Mathis Steve Matthews Ricky Mayes Austin McArthur Maria McCann Betty McCutchan Grover McDonald Judy McGhee Frank McLean Ben McLeod Velda McNeil Karen Meadows Lynn Meadows Jim Megrail Dina Measles Guy Miller Linda Miller Joyce Mills Nancy Minor Joyce Mitchell Trudy Mitchell Michael Moore Larry Morgan Rickey Morris Don Munson Jerry Nave Mary Nelson John Nicholson Bobbie Nobles Ralph Noel Buddy Noland Vickie Noland David Nuckols Bill Ogburn Joe Owen Linda Owen Brenda Parrish 101 Charlotte Parrish Linda Patterson Susan Patterson Drema Paxton Patsy Peach Gloria Pead Nancy Pettit Darlene Pickett Lawson Pickett Becky Pleasant Tommy Pleasant Bobby Poole Judy Powell Tommy Powroznik Cindy Pritchard Bobbie Purdie Dave Rackley Vickie Rackley Barbara Rasmusse Charles Reynolds Darlene Rhodes Beverly Riddick Irvin Robinette Gwen Roninson Jeff Roop Jerry Ross Phillip Ruiz Carolyn Sacra Nancy Sasser Janet Saunders Linda Saunders Shirley Scarberry Mary Sculthorpe Jimmy Sears John Severin Wayne Shuler Eddie Smiley Harold Smith Phillip Smith Robert Smith Jenny Soddu Talmadge Spence John Stallings Marsha Stanley Neil Stewart Howard Story Betsi Summers Janet Swander Gfa ass Sharon Switzer Willie Szigeti John Tate Donald Tatum Ronald Tatum Donald Thomas Mickey Thompson Donald Tipton Charles Tomlin John Townsend Gwen Towey Beau Tucker Jimmy Tuggle Norma Turner Lonnie Tweed Anne Wade Margaret Wajick Joyce Walker Kathy Wallace Betty Walls Linda Gene Watkins Richard Watkins 102 Sue Webb Sharon Webb Greg Weston Wayne Wilkinson Kenneth Willett Carlton Williams Gloria Williams Leslie Williams Linda Woods Charles Woodard Ronald Woodlief Pearl Woods Donna Wray John Wyatt Patsy Winn Alan Yates Ann Youngblood Next year we, as Sophomores, look forward to initiating Enthusiastic Freshmen cheer the Devils on to victory, the Eighth Graders. 103 We have arrived at the doors of our new Alma Mater that will open new worlds of learning. It is our hope that we shall be able to say that we took advantage of what was offered therein when we leave. 104 First row: Pam Vaughan, Charles Tayler, Mark Butter- worth, Todd Davis, Wayne Pinkleton. Second row: John McCutchan, Brad Nicholson Jerry Schuler, Billy Hud¬ son, Dorothy Harper. For the first time we eighth graders have the privilege of taking part in the Hopewell High School life. We enter with apprehension and excitement, thinking of the new world that is about to be ours. EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENTS Anthony Angone Delores Burney Mark Butterworth Todd Davis Dorothy Harper William Hudson Pat Kendrick John McCutchan Brad Nicholson Wayne Pinkleton Jerry Schuler Charles Taylor Pam Vaughan 105 Susan Abernathy Robert Adams Susan Aken Faye Alderson Phil Alley Johnny Altman Richard Amidi Marshall Ange Anthone Angone Larry Arnold Deedee Atwater Rose Auen James Aultmen Nancy Back Allan Baldwin Bobby Ballard Jerry Barnes John Bartley Beckey Beach Sandra Belch Shirley Belcher Brenda Bell Joan Benedict Franklin Beninghove Merle Bennett Wayne Bennett Mechele Billy David Blythe Linda Boiler Helen Book Peggy Bradley Ronnie Braswell Tommy Braswell Jewel Brayant Johnny Brinkley Elsie Brooks Judy Browder Anita Brown Catherine Brown Roy Budd Linda Burge Mary Ann Burge Delores Burney Thomas Burns Frances Burroughs Josephine Burroughs Brenda Butler Judy Butler Gfa ass Mark Butterworth Roberta Campen Lynne Carelock Bettie Carewile Ann Casey Tommy Chrismer Carol Bruce Clark Yvonne Clark Carlton Clateterbuch Joyce Coffey Allan Confer Raymond Conner Robert Constable William Constable Loretta Cothern Douglas Coury Gerald Coury Billy ’Covington Linda Cox Donna Creery Alton Daniel Wayne Daniel 106 Dean Daniels Edie Davis Eddie Davis Suzette Davis Todd Davis Barbara Dednam Sandra Denson Kay Dereski Georgette Deschee- maeker Thomas DiNubila Mike Doane Jean Doolittle Eugene Dowdy Cecil Drumheller James Dunbar Linda Eller Billy Ellis Henry Emerson Bobby Emory David Emory Kay Emory Kitty Flanagan Frances Ford Susan Fox Dennis Foxworth Phyllis Foxworth David Frazier Margaret Gerhart Douglas Gladwell Rudy Glass Rita Golden Lamar Graves Billy Jean Green Marvin Gregory Norman Griffith Bobby Griggs Boyd Griggs Thomas Griggs Tim Groom Donna Haley Clement Halupka Michael Hammond Dwight Hancock Diane Hardy Debbie Harlan Margaret Harlowe Dottie Sue -Harper David Harris William Harris Henry Harrison Rebecca Harrison Richard Harrup Robert Hartsell Charles Hecker Robert Hecker Toby Hettrick Pam Highsmith Marsha Hoffmann William Hoimes James Hoover Brenda Hounshell William Hudson Brenda Huff Mary Sue Irving Joe Jacobs Ronnie Jarrett Judy Jessee Jo Ann Johnson John Johnston Virgie Johnston 107 A. 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Jones Barry Jones Philip Justice Brenda Keeney Pat Kendrick Sharon Kenney Frank Kirtley Sandra Koriath Carolyn Kriegler Susan Krumel Charles Lambert Patsy Langford Ricky Leadbettei Lamar Leath Dennis Lee Dwight Lee Linda Lee Nancy Lee David Leech Carl Lippin Patsy Lonely Carol Long David Lowe John Maddy William Mann Allen Marks Keith Marks Annette Marmol Linda Martin Patty Martin Bill McAllister Margie McCall Walter McCauley John McCutchan Linda McDonald Sharon McGlothlin Larry McLeod Sharon McLean Mary Lou McNaulty Kay McPheeters Johnny Meadows Hiram Measles James Menies Angela Miller Jimmy Miller Sally Miller Judy Mills Ronald Minfer Ofa ass Kim Mitchell Randy Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Warren Moore Brenda Morene Elaine Mottesheard Regina Mundy Steve Myers Larry Narron Linda Nesbitt Carl Newsone Janie Newton Robin Newton Carolyn Nichols Brad Nicholson Charlene Nobles Danny Noland Charlotte Norris Roberta Owens Doug Parr Paige Parson Bolling Partin 108 Diane Patterson Sandra Perkins Darlene Perry Randy Perry Frances Peterson Franklin Phillips Wayne Pinkleton Sandra Pittman Steve Podlewski Bonnie Poe Jackie Poitvint John Pope Paul Powers Theresa Powroznick Donnie Rackley Joan Radcliff Linda Raiford Mary Ann Raley Sue Rasmussin Sandra Rasnick Barry Ray Gary Rayner Glen Roach Linn Roach Gloria Roberts Lewis Robertson Linda Robinette Steve Robinette Linda Rowlings Randy Rule Craig Russell Kenneth Rusell Debby Sanford Robert Schutz James Scofield Barbara Sears Charles Sears Darlene Sears Elaine Sebera Tommy Sharp George Shearin Betty Jean Sheppard Jerry Shuler Charles Simmons Irvine Sines Jo Ann Smith Michael Smith Morris Smith Patricia Smith Robert Smith Pam Solyan Linda Spatig John Spivey Larry Sprague Mary Stamper William Stamper Donna Stanley Susan Stephens Sheila Stiltoner Larry Story Micky Story Barbara Styles Michael Sullivan Bobby Swander Ricky Taylor Tallie Taylor Eddie Thomas Gail Thomas Wayne Thore Carol Titterington 109 Mary Beth Titterington Arnette Topian Rodney Trivett Michael Turner Lonnie Tweed Pam Vaughan Patricia Violette Rudolph Vocasek Tommy Wicker Elizabeth Wallace Connie Ward Debbie Warlick Mary Watkins Alfred Watko Diana Webb Walter Welch Dwaine Wells Joe Wells Nancy Whitmore Mary Kathryn Wicker Tommy Wicker Johnny Williams Peggy Williams Harold Williamson James Williamson Clyde Wilson Mary Ann Wingold Linda Woodson William Wyatt Cheryl Yates Vivian Younger Paul Zevgolis Richard Zevgolis l 10 Everybody in the whole school has to study sometime. V. HhI ■„ etics fJhe Spin ' of CAth e tics — freezing in the ffeachers . . . cheers an cf geffs . . . u flfahe that point!” . . . u We y re feh inf you!” , . . fetermination io win . . . tenseness . . . sihence furinp Jouf shots . . . u Sweet Georgia fjrown ” . . . 6us trips . . . excitement fefore the game . . . u Strife three!” . . . long practices fro ahjump . . . u fireah that recorf” . . . that finah hinge at the finish tape . . . tears of jog anf fisappointment . . . win or Jose y that feehng of accomphish ment Athletics Gfitop flfarg Jlartha Chthhetics Shi top fage Greggar Assistant, li)ague Gerng 113 First- row: Coach Forrest Glass, Phillip Nichols, Paul Schultz, Dave Rackley, Bobby Franklin, Wayne Weston, Donnie McGuire, Tommy Petree, Mike Sherlock, George Bell, Leroy Blevins, Billy McKaig, Coach Bill Deans. Second Row: Coach Jack Stallard, John Stallings, Jimmy Carelock, Floyd Temple, Charles Minshew, Chrles Tad- lock, Butch Ellis, Bobby Krout, Charles Minor, Butch Seymour, Jerry Ftays, Johnny Parlow, Coach Wayne Whelan. Among the better things at H.H.S. is her outstanding staff of football coaches. Mr. Deans, Head Coach and Backfield Coach, has done an excellent job of training his team during the 1962 season. Coach Deans was assisted by Mr. Whelan and Mr. Stallard, Line Coaches. The ends were under the direction of Coach Glass. The sweat and earnest effort put forth by the players plus the guidance and aid of the coaches account for the 7-3 rec¬ ord which the 1962 team boasts. Coach Bill Deans, Coach Wayne Whelan, Coach For¬ rest Glass, Coach Jack Stallard. 1 Third Row: Tommy Nuckols, Bobby Sutton, Al Glass, Eugene Fine, Wayne Smith, Anton Price, Steve Freeman, Wayne Lee, Marshall Murdock, Archie Nace, Johnny England Marvin Mathis Andy Gibbs Jeff Basile Chuck Frederickson, Fourth Row: Ronnie Tatum, Martin Dira- dour, Grover McDonald, Mickey Thompson, Jimmy Mar¬ tin, Charles Dice, Eddie Smiley, Larry Morgan, Butch Frye, Richard Burge, Butch Altman, Dean Vonetes, Meredith Hurlbert, Earl Mathis. Fifth Row: Ronnie Jacobs, John Anderson, Greg Weston, Richard Chipley, Ross Miller, David O ' Connor, David Elrod, John Letch- worth, Billy Dereski, John Kolek, Paul Lampman, Char¬ les Chiarky, David Nuckols. The 1962 football team was composed of several returning lettermen and some inexperienced players. This year ' s team has proved to be a well-rounded team. Through their strength and enthusiasm, the Blue Devils maintained a most successful season. It is also interesting to note that their three losses were by a very close margin. This year, Blue Devil Captain, Donnie McGuire, having 98 points, was the highest scorer in the District. The desire and earnest effort shown by individual players plus the guidance of a wonderful coaching staff have combined to make a star 1962 football team. 1 15 Captain Donnie McGuire IjjJe 1 re Wayne Weston Mike Sherlock Jerry Hays T ommy Petree Dave Rackley Charles Minshew Charles Minor Al Glass Paul Schultz Charles Tadlock Steve Freeman Mickey Thompson Martin Diradour 1 16 John Kolek Jeff Basile Our 03 l ue Billy McKaig George Bell Bobby Franklin Johnny Parlow Ross Miller Leroy Blevins Phillip Nichols David O ' Connor Marvin Mathis Bobby Krout Floyd Temple Butch Seymour Marshall Murdock Tommy Nuckols Jimmy Carelock 1 17 Our 2 )evifs PRINCE GEORGE: Franklin evades a tackier to go for good yardage. GEORGE WYTHE: Franklin leaves a trail of disheartened tacklers before being brought down. 118 JOHN MARSHALL: Rackley and Minshew team up for a tackle. THOMAS JEFFERSON: Sherlock keeps the ball and goes around right end as the team looks on. SEASON RECORD Hopewell 26 Highland Springs 0 Hopewell 6 Thomas Dale 9 Hopewell . 28 Prince George 12 Hopewell 6 Hermitage 7 Hopewell 40 Petersburg 13 Hopewell 13 Lane 14 Hopewell 21 George Wythe 0 Hopewell 20 John Marshall 7 Hopewell 33 Thomas Jefferson 13 Hopewell 20 Manchester 0 1 19 PETERSBURG: McGuire dives into the waves. First Row: Mary Bartha and Marian Stallings, Head Cheerleaders. Second Row: Eleanor Hening, Margaret Moore, Irma Chapman, Judy Hipps, Fonda Davis, Kathy Burge, Barbara Snell, Jeannie Smith. Jeannie Smith Kathy Burge Fonda Page Davis Barbara Snell 120 Cneer eac ers Mary Bartha Head Cheerleaders Mary Bartha and Marian Stallings show off their new uniforms with their new sponsor, Miss Mildred Brannon. A great deal of recognition should be given to the Varsity Cheerleaders and newly-elected H. H. S. Devils who were dedicated to the cause of cheering the Blue Devils on to victory. Their never failing enthusiasm and spirited support were exhibited during both football and basketball seasons. Continuous practice, publicizing games, decorating goal posts, and leading pep rallies were only a few of the activities sponsored by them which helped to spread school spirit throughout the student body. They also participated in the annual Cheer Rally and rode in the Toy Parade in Richmond. A gala Homecoming weekend, planned with the assistance of their sponsor, Miss Mildred Brannan, was a real success and one of the oustanding projects of the year. The girls have worked together and consequently have proved to be a vital part of H. H. S. Win or lose, they are always there to remind us that our teams were the best. H.H.S. Devils Patty Barnes, Carloyn Falls, Faye Creggar, and Becky Saleeby. Marian Stallings The Senior Cheerleaders stuff their last dummy football player before the Petersburg bonfire. i 2 I Ueam ooiSa T B Team football forms the center of our complete football program. The im¬ pressive record of this year ' s team gives reason to believe future Varsity teams will be better than ever. SEASON RECORD H. H. S.7 Prince George 0 H. H. S. 7 Thomas Dale 6 H. H. S. 24 Thomas Dale. 0 H. H. S. 26 Prince George 12 Coach Wayne Whelan gives John Letch- worth some advice. — 1 Tr-i k ' -J T 1R w 8L Eva h thuwli toV. .. • f mTiM- ' f;- jf|j Hral %f| os ' W WtV’ 51 ' ’y l. First Row: Grover McDonald, Chuck Frederickson, Wayne Lee, Dean Vonetes, Earl Mathis, Butch Ellis, Ronnie Jacobs, Marvin Mathis, John Letchworth, Eugene Fine, John Stallings. Second Row: Charles Chiarky, Charles Dice, Eddie Smiley, Steve Freeman, David Nuckols, Larry Morgan, Jimmy Tuggle, Richard Burge, Butch Altman, Greg Weston. Third Row: John Kolek, Ronnie Tatum, Wayne Smith, Johnny England, Ray Harris, Meredith Hurlburt, Billy Dereski, Coach Wayne Whelan. First Row: Gwen Robinson, Patsy Peach, Head Cheer- Susan Patterson, Betty Glass, Becky Beach, Carol Tit- leaders. Second Row: Donna Howlett, Cindy Pritchard, terington, Susan Dobbs, Carol Farnsworth. Our enthusiastic J. V. Cheerleaders have done much to promote spirit and good sportsmanship at H. H. S. this year. They have loyally supported the J. V. teams throughout the football and basketball seasons. The squad has worked very well together, and all of us realize that they have always been where we needed them and have cheered the J. V. teams to victory. These energetic girls deserve the wholehearted support and praise of the teams and the entire student body. 123 Head Cheerleaders Gwen Robinson and Patsy Peach with their sponsor, Mrs. Anne Theodore. •ipM C ic fiifi (Jracfe ootSaff ' s If f Jlf ' !ir mm fe ■$ $ Jw ' ' F ... ai H 7 A 7 TA ! tAt ' mM. T ftPr ' . t 1 B ' NJi If A T? 1 IL ft, I ■ Hter m g ' r V WtJ I 1 1 hK Mm ■ 1 i Hra i ■ m ' M ' g f f W_J fw 1 J fe w in 1 iPs ipl ftf. m • i i (jBSaspM Jim i J ' � , bmk . f f 1 ’’ ST J First Row: Carl Newsome, Billy Ellis, Paul Powers, Jim¬ my Miller, Al Jones, Bobby Emory, Keith Marks, Allen Marks, Kenny Emerson, Butch Clatterbuck, Brad Nicholson. Second Row: Charles Lambert, Joe Jacobs, Steve Myers, Brent Birchett, De Witt Bryant, Tommy Burns, Bubba McCutchan, Wayne Daniels, Billy Hud¬ son, Allen Baldwin. Third Row: Tom Blazek, Jerry Shuler, Billy Covington, John Bartley, David Lee, Tom¬ my Wicker, Frank Phillips, Virgil Johnson, James Hoover and Bobby Smith, Managers. The Eighth Grade football squad starts our boys on the road of needed experience for their future Varsity years. SEASON RECORD H. H. S. 0 Thomas Dale 0 H. H. S. 14 Thomas Dale 6 H. H. S. 26 Bolling Jr. .0 H. H.S. 12 Bolling Jr. 0 124 Coach Littlepage and Coach Douglas. First Row: Ronnie Jarrett, Tommy Burns, Brad Nichol- lewski, Roy Budd, Jewell Coury. Third Row: Bo Partin, son, Norman Griffith, Steve Myers. Second Row: Bobby Dwight Lee, Bobby Emory, James Hoover, Michael Griggs, Kenneth Emerson, Anthony Angone, Steve Pod- Hammond. The boys on the Eighth Grade Basketball team, youngest of the Blue Devil Cagers, showed a great deal of spirit and enthus¬ iasm this year. Eager to learn, they proved that teamwork really counts. SCHEDULE H.H.S. Petersburg H.H.S. St. Christopher H.H .S.Petersburg H.H.S.Thomas Dale H.H.S..Colonial Heights H.H.S. Prince George H.H.S.Thomas Dale H.H.S. Colonial Heights H.H.S.Prince George H.H.S.St. Christopher Mark Butterworth and Jerrell Coury work hard during practice. 125 “It ' s not the size of the Devil in the fight; it ' s the size of the fight in the Devil. Coach George Orr SCHEDULE H.H.S. Lane H.H.S.. Patrick Henry H.H.S.. J ohn Marshall H.H.S.. Petersburg H.H.S.. Manchester H.H.S. Prince George H.H.S.. Thomas Dale H.H.S. Petersburg H.H.S.Lane H.H.S. Prince George H.H.S. Thomas Dale H.H.S. Douglas Freeman H.H.S.. Thomas Jefferson H.H.S.. Hermitage H.H.S. George Wythe H.H.S. Patrick Henry H.H.S. . Highland Springs H.H.S.. Huguenot TOURNAMENTS Bobby McGuire, Kenny Parr, Wayne Weston, Carl Jamarik, David O ' Connor, Albert Blaho. 126 CJ3asJzet6aff The Blue Devil Varsity basketball squad of 1963 consisted of 6 returning lettermen and several players who had not previously lettered but have shown excellent capabil¬ ities and good potential in past experiences. This team practiced teamwork as they dis¬ played precision, enthusiasm, spirit, and good sportsmanship in the very best style. Working together, they put forth every ef- forth to put down their opponents and climb one step higher on the ladder to final vic¬ tory. They gazed longingly at those two coveted seats at the top of the ladder — the Central District and State Champion¬ ships. This year ' s squad did not have any one great all-star, but the boys displayed an outstanding desire to win which made every boy on the team a star. Each did his job equally as well as the other and contrib¬ uted his part in making this year ' s team one to be remembered. Coach Orr talks with Managers, Frank Letchworth and Bobby Johnston. Bobby Burns, Al Glass, Mike Harvey, Freddie McCullen, Donnie McGuire, Mike Mahoney. 127 C71 CJ ose Boo£ IT 1 s if 3 , I 1 £$U. - I Wayne Weston—Forward Albert Blaho—Center Dannie McGuire—Guard Bobby Burns—Forward David O ' Connor—Center Al Glass— Forward 128 Everybody ' s in the show in Cnl Uur Devils Mike Mahoney—Guard the game with Manchester. 2 ) eui Bobby McGuire reolly has his mind on the ball in the Petersburg game. 130 Jamarik fights for the ball in the game against Peters¬ burg. U S$ V Cteam C 3asJ?et6aff The B Team Blue Devils, midway in their climb to the Varsity, have shown characteristics vital to future Varsity teams. High scoring and teamwork were displayed continuously. These, plus spirit and enthusiasm, helped to give this group of boys a great record. SEASON RECORD H.H.S. 44 John Marshall 53 H.H.S. 71 Manchaster 45 H.H.S. 67 Prince George 31 H.H.S. 69 Thomas Dale 32 H.H.S. 78 Petersburg 56 H.H.S. 69 Lane 39 H.H.S. 83 Prince George 55 Kenny Parr with Coach Littlepage. First Row: Dave Severin, Mike Mahaney, Kenny Parr, Butch Altman, Ricky Barnes. Second Row: Dennis Loughridge, Maurice Coury, Chuck Frederickson, Mickey 131 Thompson, David Connelly . Third Row: Bobby Smith, Bobby Poole, Tommy Powroznick, Frank Patton, Billy Dereski. First Row: Coach Deans, Charles Tad lock, Albert Blaho, John Parlow, Freddie McCullen, Eugene Fuzy, Bill Blanks, Charles Minshew, Jerry Charvat, Donnie McGuire, Mike Sherlock, Donald Horner. Second Row: Coach Vansant, Doug Adams, Ross Miller, David O ' Con¬ nor, Wayne Hedgepeth, Bobby McGuire, Tommy Nuckols, Clyde Emerson, Dean Vonetes, Stanley Horner, Dickie Burnley, Charles Foster. Third Row: Richard Burge, Dave Rackley, Marshall Murdock, Paul Lamp- man, Jerry Hayes, Charles Minor, Mike Pritchard, Bobby DiNubila, Wayne Smith, John Kolek, Richard Williams. Fourth Row: Terry Jenks, Lance Hilpert, Jim¬ my Carelock, James Pettit, Paul Schultz, James Harri¬ son, Steve Kolidakis, James Slagle, Charles Rideout, Eugene Fine, Anton Price, Howard Storey, Bobby John¬ ston. Fifth Row: Phillip Nichols, Teddy Antol, Butch Altman. Needless to say, track has become a more prominent sport at Hopewell High School. Last year our team won numerous meets and surpassed pre¬ viously set records. Participation and enthusiasm within the team were at a new high. The group was certainly unusual as each member was outstanding in a particular event. There was much po¬ tential on this 1962 track team and next year ' s group should be excep¬ tional, outstanding, and experienced, producing a star track team for 1963 at H. H. S. Coach Bill Deans and Coach Henry Vansant talk with Co-Captains Eugene Fuzy and Bill Blanks. 132 U£ese Cftre O ur 2 )evifs And around the fourth turn, it ' s Blanks by a stride. RECORDS BROKEN Mile Freddie McCullen 4:34.1 880 Relay Eugene Fuzy 1:38 Bobby McGuire Wayne Hedgepeth Donnie McGuire One, two, three, kick! SEASON RECORD H. H. S. 66 Highland Springs 47 H. H. S. 18 1 2 Douglas Freeman 94 1 2 H. H. S. 65 5 6 Manchester 47 1 6 H. H. S. 46 Lane 66 H. H. S. 70 Thomas Dale 43 H. H. S. 75 1 2 John Marshall 37 3 4 H. H. S. 66 1 2 Petersburg 40 1 2 H. H. S. 50 Hermitage 63 H. H. S. 50 Hermitage 63 H. H. S. 80 Thomas Jefferson. 32 1 33 Think I ' ll ever make it? Check that style, boys! T)arsiiy JjaseSa I First Row: Billy Solyan, Barney Lee, Mike Aaron, Tom¬ my Cheely, Wayne Weston, Wayne Sublette. Second Row: Mike Mahaney, Andy Kovschak, Buddy Lipp, Butch Seymour, Tommy Burdette, Eugene Zevgolis. Third Row: Coach Forrest Glass, Jimmy Dunbar, Man¬ ager, Archie Nace, Alex McPheeters, Walter Sheally, Edward Frantz, Manager. SEASON RECORD H. H. S. . 5 Highland Springs 9 H. H. S. . 11 John Marshall . . . . 3 H. H. S. 12 Manchester . . 9 H. H. S. 4 Thomas Jefferson 1 H. H. S. 7 Petersburg . 7 H. H. S. 4 Douglas Freeman 7 H. H. S. 4 Highland Springs 6 H. H. S. 5 Thomas Dale 7 H. H. S. 4 Manchester . 13 H. H. S. . . 6 Thomas Jefferson . 3 H. H. S. 3 Hermitage 3 H. H. S.. . 1 Petersburg 6 H. H. S. 3 Thomas Dale H. H. S.. . 1 Hermitage H. H. S. 7 George Wythe H. H. S.. 2 Petersburg 5 9 0 8 Co-Captains Mike Aaron and Tommy Cheely team up at home plate. 134 Coach Forrest Glass J.v. First Row: Donald Hagen, Jeffrey Roop, John Letch- worth, Kennedy Runner, Jerry Fayed, Pat McDon¬ ough. Second Row: William Walls, Wayne Robinette, Glen Burdette, Frank Hughs, Coach Wayne Whelan. Third Row: Mickey Thomp¬ son Wayne Walton, John¬ ny ' Harris, Eddie Warren, John Barnardy. io ii i Oracle First Row: Jimmy Tuggle, Donald Livingston, Billy Hecht, Kenneth Houser, Mickey Janosik, Butch El¬ lis, Chuck Frederickson, David Day. Second Row: Ed¬ die Smiley, Jerry Shuler, Charles Reynolds, Gregg Weston, Grover McDonald, Austin MacArthur, Frank McLaine. Third Row: Thomas Bernardy, Larry Adams, Buddy Noland, Bill Kapsidelis, John Stallings, Leonard Stables, Butch Alt¬ man. Fourth Row: Robert Constable, David Nuckols, Joe Owen, Robert Poole, Dickie Gill, Wayne Eu¬ banks. Fifth Row: Coach Vansant. 135 TJarsiiy First Row: Jean Charvat, Miriam Hurlburt. Second Row: Donna Wray, Carolyn Campen, Sandra Foxworth, Thelma Watko, Vera Szigeti, Linda Aycock, Marsha Stanley, Linda Baker, Sharon Nichols, Jean Emory, Carol Wil¬ liams, Kerry Hagen, Barbara Watko, Virginia Smyth and Cynthia Sublette, Managers. SEASON RECORD H. H. S. 3 Thomas Jefferson 4 H. H. S. 1 St. Catherine 5 H. H. S. 1 Collegiate 5 H. H. S. 4 Manchester 0 H. H. S. 3 St. Gertrude 1 H. H. S. 2 George Wythe 3 H. H. S. 2 John Marshall 3 Co-Captains: Miriam Hurlburt and Jean Charvat with Coach Delores Webb. 136 umor arsi First Row: Ann Youngblood, Linda Perry. Second Row: Pat Kendrick, Judy Porter, Vickie Hoover, Judy Thomas, Mary Sculthrope, Shirley Scarberry, Carolyn Edminston, Alora Williams, Diane Sutton, Gloria Tadlock, Teresa Burke, Janet Frazier, Cheryl Johnson. SEASON RECORD H. H. S. 0 Manchester 1 H. H. S. 3 Thomas Jefferson 7 H. H. S. 0 St. Catherine 5 H. H. S. 0 Collegiate 5 H. H. S. . 1 St. Gertrude 0 H. H. S. 0 George Wythe 1 H. H. S. 1 John Marshall 0 Co-Captains: Ann Youngblood and Linda Perry. 1 37 S r s ’ Uarsity C 3asJzetSa I First Row: Diane Podlewski, Manager; Jo Ann Kend¬ rick, Coach Webb, Virginia Lewis, Carla Milton, Man¬ ager. Second Row: Carol Williams, Vera Szigeti, Nikki McCutchan, Miriam Huriburt, Mary Etta Eyler. Third Row: Jean Charvat, Sandra Foxworth, Kerry Hagan, Sue Mifka, Judy Lawson, Linda Baker, Cynthia Arvin. Under the guidance of their Coach, Delores Webb, and with several returning lettermen, the Devilettes of 1963 showed great promise of success and strived to achieve an impressive seasonal record. SEASON SCHEDULE H.H.S.Petersburg H.H.S.George Wythe H.H.S.Thomas Jefferson H.H.S. J ohn Marshall H.H.S. Petersburg H.H.S.Collegiate H.H.S.George Wythe TOURNAMENT Coach Delores Webb 138 unior Uarsi y 03as kef half I Coach Mitchell The girls on this year ' s team have shown much in¬ terest in basketball by their enthusiastic participation in this sport. Under the coach¬ ing of Joyce T. Mitchell the team maintained a good season record in a marvel¬ ous display of sportsman¬ ship and teamwork. iSi %■ Co-captains: Thelma Waltko Jeanette Minor Smm w t m Ms 111 km v i ii- JMRF ■ffBp M ‘ jM p. HmI8 First Row: Jeanette Minor, Thelma Watko. Second Row: Hughes. Third Row: Aloria Williams, Debbie Corey, Jean Emory, Judy Porter, Carolyn Campen, Rachel Linda Aycock, Ann Youngblood, Vicki Moogalian. 139 First Row: Nancy Sesser, Ann Pead, Kathy Krout, Anita Hening, Frances Brown, Jean Charvat. Second Row: Teresa Burke, Donna Bailey, Patricia Violette, Linda Baker, Sandra Foxworth, Judy Porter, Nancy Carr, Thel¬ ma Watko. Third Row: Cheryl Ramey, Manager, Donna Wray, Cynthia Arvin, Ann Youngblood, Coach Webb, Ann Emory, Mary Hagen, Rose Kuykendall, Judy McCoy, Manager. SEASON RECORD H. H. S. 4 George Wythe 19 H. H. S. 7 Dinwiddie 14 H. H. S. 20 Petersburg 4 H. H. S. 21 St. Catherine 11 H. H. S. 1 1 George Wythe 10 H. H. S. 26 Petersburg 7 H. H. S. 10 Thomas Dale 11 Coach Delores Webb Co-Captains Kathy Krout and Anita Hening 140 BARNEY LEE—Basketball ' 62 Most Valuable Player CHARLES MINOR—Track ' 62 Most Improved Player JEAN CHARVAT—Hockey ' 62 Most Valuable Player DAVE RACKLEY—Football ' 62 Best Blocker Best Lineman KATHY KROUT—Basketball ' 62 Most Valuable Player TOMMY CHEELY—Baseball ' 62 Most Valuable Player EUGENE FUZY—Track ' 62 Most Valuable Player Most Spirited ANITA HENING—Softball ' 62 Most Valuable Player ■ i t BOBBY FRANKLIN—Football ' 62 Honorary Captain MIKE SHERLOCK—Football ' 62 Most Improved Player DONNIE McGUIRE—Football ' 62 Most Valuable Player Best Tackier Most Spirited 141 BASKETBALL ' 62 All District—1st Team—Barney Lee All District—Hon. Mention—Al Blaho GIRLS ' BASKETBALL ' 62 All Prep—2nd Team—Sue Mifka FOOTBALL ' 62 All District—1st Team—Donnie McGuire Bobby Franklin All State—2nd Team—Donnie McGuire All State—Hon. Mention—Bobby Franklin HOCKEY ' 62 All Prep—1st Team—Kerry Hagan All Prep—2nd Team—Donna Wray « -X sv; 4 £% .-,$ ■w Nsifll £ ?■ . ;rfw«fSi 0raanizations Ude Spirit of Organizations — Iteed g meetings . . . moneg and more moneg . . . planning fo projects . . . u ang volunteers for this committee ?. . . wording on Jtfomecoming ffoats . . . conventions . . . sociafs . . . carrging out our purpose . . . promoting sc iool spirit . . . programs : . . plan¬ ning for our future. Organizations Sadi top Olazef Id wards Assistant, JKargaret t J errg Idotograpdep SJtm J J ettit 143 First row: Brenda Johnson, Nancy Wingoid, Judy Race, Linda Scott. Second row: Diane Collins, Vickie Hoover, Linda Brockwell, Donna Lee. Membership in the F.B.L.A. is open to all stu¬ dents interested in a future career in business. The purpose of this club is to unite all those pre¬ paring for this type of work that they may serve their school and community. They are active in regional, state, and national contests. This organi¬ zation provides the student with a head start in his or her chosen field. One of the important projects of the F.B.L.A. is the publishing of the school news¬ paper, The Tatler. Hazel Edwards, Treasurer; Judy Hipps, President; Joan SPONSOR. Mrs. Dot Minchew. Smith, Vice-president; Judy Race, Secretary. 144 Science ( Sul) Roger King, Secretary; Ellen Gilliam, Vice-president; Jim Pettit, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mr.Bannerman Membership in this club is open to any student in the Science Department. The purpose of this club is to instill in its members a desire to excel in the scientific field and the opportunity to do so. Participation in the annual Science Fair is one of the many activities of this club. First Row: Frank Letchworth, Danny Riddle, Frank Kirtley, Todd Davis, Priscilla Sellers, Pam Johnson, John Johnson. Second Row: Ronnie Tush, Shannon Nichols, David Hope, Mary Etta Eyler, Linda Brockwell, Vickie Hoover, Mary Lou McNulty. Third Row: Robert Poole, Eddie Huggins, Bo Partin, Olivia Johnson, Diane Miller, Judith Cooke, Linda Scott, Linda Perry. Fourth Row: Steve Podlewski, Harry Tush, Kim Mit¬ chell, James Pettit, Larry Brogdon, Joyce Goodwin, Trudy Mitchell, Betty Glass. Fifth Row: Roger King, Stanley Sodom- ka, Robert Kerr, Alex McPheeters, Billy Ruis, Ralph Debnam. 145 First Row: Sandra Foxworth, Linda Baker, Kerry Hagen, Miriam Hurburt, Vera Szigeti. Second Row: Cynthia Arvin, Nikki Mc- Membership in the Girls ' Monogram Club is de¬ pendent upon earning a monogram in sports, cheer¬ leading, or other related activities. The club con¬ ducts many activities throughout the year under the Sandra Foxworth, Secretary; Vera Szigeti, President, Linda Baker, Treasurer. Cutchan, Anne Pead, Jean Charvat, JoAnn Kendricks. Third Row: Sue Mifka, Cheryl Ramey. sponsorship of Miss Delores Webb. It has become traditional for the club to present annually, a most valuable player award in each sport and a gold bracelet to the most outstanding senior girl. Miss Webb, Sponsor 146 ‘JKc onocjram First Row: Leroy Blevins, Wayne Hedgepeth, Ross Miller, Albert Blaho, Donald Horner, Roy Edwards. Second Row: Billy Mc- Kaig, Freddie McCullen, Carl Jamarik, Mike Harvey, James Pettit, Dickie Haden. Third Row: Charles Ridout, Bobby John- Membership in the Boys ' Monogram Club is de¬ pendent upon earning a letter for participation in athletics. The club is sponsored by Coach Bill Deans. This club undertakes worthwhile projects for the ston, David O ' Conner, Charles Minor, Glyn Hairfield. Fourth Row: George Bell, Eugene Day, Phillip Nickols, Bobby McGuire, Tommy Scruggs, John Parlow benefit of the school and community. Annually, the club presents a trophy to the most valuable football player of the year. Charles Minchew, Treasurer; George Bell, President; Mike Sherlock, Vice-president; David O ' Connor, Secretary. 9-.Jf.7l. SPONSOR- Mrs Roaers TREASURER: Linda Heckman, SECRETARY: Linda Aycock, PRESIDENT: Nancy Rogers, VICE PRESIDENT: Mary Lea Hapstak. This club strives to teach young women th principles of homemaking. Membership is open to all students who are studying home economics. The Hopewell Chapter of the F.H.A. participates ac¬ tively in state and district conventions in addition to the activities at home. One of the traditional projects is the mother-daughter banquet. It is a worthwhile organization which insures many com¬ petent future homemakers. iiiiiiiiimiiiiiii nil! iinuiiiiH Mui ■ - WM i i A. Q, J : hr IP - | ik.- -,, First Row: Priscilla Sellers, Alice Wyatt, Jeanie Wilson, Har¬ riet Hilliard, Linda Aycock, Donna Bailey, Betty Carwile, Brenda Morene, Nancy Bethel. Second Row: Cheryl Johnson, Joanetta Hardy, Frances Cappiali, Nancy Pettit, Jamie Bane, Nancy Rogers, Mary Lea Hapstak, Bobby Nobles, Susan Fox. Third Row: Linda Howard, Judy Thomas, Linda Wood, Bar¬ bara Watko, Jane Cantrel, Linda Heckman, Donna Lee, Betty Glass, Carol Glovier, Debbie Belch. 148 ' J-.O. ' Jl. First Row: Karen Moore, Joy Harless, Miriam Hurlburt, Jackie Frost, Jeannie Smith. Second Row: Marla Willis, Marian Stallings, Linda Baker, Mary Bartha, Carol John¬ son, Warren Trivett. Third Row: Helen Webb, Jerry Nichols, Cheryl Ramey, Georgia Tsourounis, Judy Lawson, Sharon Nichols, Carolyn Hopkins, Diane Miller. Fourth Row: Robert Burns, David Ramey, Randy Belcher, Shan¬ non Nichols. Membership in the F.T.A. is open to select students interested in the field of teaching. Its purpose is to acquaint the pupil with oppor¬ tunities, satisfactions, and obligations of one in the teaching profession. Members assist the faculty and administration as student teachers or by coaching fellow students. The activities of the club are many and varied. Among these, is the state convention. SECRETARY: Karen Moore, VICE PRESIDENT: Joy Harless, SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Agrella. PRESIDENT: Miriam Hurlburt, TREASURER: Jackie Frost. 149 First Row: Jeanie Tolbert, Guy Miller, Mike Gaukas, Carol Johnson, Second Row: Becky Saleeby, Rebecca Jones, Linda Drake, Dee Elder, Libby Thrift. Third Row: Ken Lewis, Jean Ford, Sam Dobbs, Linda Howard. Fourth Row: Raney Dodd, Michael Moore, Walter Sheally, Robert Kerr, Donald Full. Fifth Row: Bobby Smith, Bobby DiNubla, Gardner Jones, Randy MacDonald. Sixth Row: David O ' Conner, Bobby Johnston, Randy Belcher. The purpose of this club is to provide the student with an opportunity to learn more about Spanish speaking countries and the Spanish language. Mem¬ bership is open to all Spanish students. Jeanie Tolbert, Secretary; Libby Thrift, President; David Mrs. Beauchamp, Sponsor. O ' Connor, Vice-President. 150 Hi : ■||||||] m 1 . iPn fH! ' i V 1 i - fpi ' : - Msl i ■ - - im First Row: Betty Harris, Diane Podlewski, John Perry, Beverly Gilliam, Linda Brockwell, Mary Etta Eyler. Second Row: James Sordelett, Emmet Holland, Douglas Franks, Mary Nelson Glass, Jean Poythress, Donna Lee, James Hendricks. Third Row: Betsy Boss, Olivia Johnson, Jan Nicholson, Becky Beach, Vickie Phipps, Linda Scott, Nancy Wingold. Fourth Row: Diva An¬ drades, Jean Ford, Diane Letchworth, Virginia Smyth, Brenda Honeycutt, Irma Chapman. Fifth Row: Jane Cantrel, Susan Rickman, Dee Elder, Jimmy Slagle, Kathy Burge, Wayne Cerny. Sixth Row: Bobby Johnston, Sherry Cregg. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create a feeling of sportsmanship and school spirit throughout the school. This is the first year for the Pep Club and they are striving to make it a success. Member¬ ship is open to any who would like to join. Miss Brannan, Sponsor PRESIDENT: Bobby Johnston, SECRETARY: Diane Podlew¬ ski, VICE PRESIDENT: John Perry. 151 Jrencfi Gircfe First Row: Barbara Snell, Diva Andrade, Doris Koehler, Nikki McCutchan ,Virginia Smythe, Judy Jones, Shirley Scarberry, Jan Nicholson. Second Row: Gwen Towsey, Aurora Soddu, Lin¬ da Harrison, Janette Swander, Carol Farnsworth, Linda Scott, Mary Bartha, Margaret Perry. Third Row: Theresa Webb, Mar¬ gie Morton, Maurine Connaughton, Faye Cole, Patsy Peach, Lynn Meadows, Nancy Bethel. Fourth Row: Brenda Honeycutt, Karen Miller, Jane Ellen George, Cheryl Abernathy, Joyce Mit¬ chell, Sue Webb, Martha Brooker, Sharon Nichols. Fifth Row: Jane ' Cantrell, Marjorie Kerr, Billie Brockwell, Diane Podlew- ski, Diane Letchworth, Olivia Johnson, Ruthie Streeter, Miss Chambliss. The French Circle is a club whose membership is open to all students interested in learning more about France and French customs. At the monthly meetings, the mem¬ bers are sometimes entertain¬ ed by speakers, films, and skits put on by the students. Some of the members also have pen-pals in France. First Row: Virginia Smyth, Treasurer; Mrs. Chambliss, Sponsor; Marjorie Kerr, President. Second Row: Vera Szigeti, Secretary; Judy Jones, Vice-President. 152 L a tin jorum Jj | If J 6 w , f i; jpBHjj £ np Wk ' jW iv f k . mf AMf -� pjf| ML JJp K J Mlijfet ’ %gL WBBjg ■ t jjhj w - Vi w . ' ■ .®iy First Row: Linda Owen, Ellen Gilliam, Sharon Webb, Karen Meadows, Brenda Hoover, Mary Etta Eyler, Virginia Smythe, Ann Youngblood, Beth Furbush, Alison Karnes. Second Row: Bobbi Ann Nobles, Carolyn Sacra, Joyce Buchanan, Mary Hap- stak, Janet Frazier, Donna Fuzy, Nancy Rogers, Judy Porter. Third Row: Linda Aycock, Barbara Bravard, Margie Morton, Judy Lawson, Billy Brockwell, Susan Patterson, Gwyn Robinson, Betsy Boss. Fourth Row: Frank Letchworth, Eddie Huggins, Al¬ bert Johnson, Ann Wade, Mary Katherine Carrol, Martha The Latin Forum is a club whose membership is open to all those students who are taking or have taken Latin. Each year the members have their annual Latin Forum Ban¬ quet at which time a King and Queen are chosen by selecting the boy and girl whose cos¬ tumes are the most represen¬ tative of the early Roman Times. Brooker, Ann Marks. Fifth Row: Karen Barnwell, Peter Young¬ blood, Bob Poole, Willie Szigheti, Michelle Straccioni, Diane Letchworth, Ruthie Streeter. Sixth Row: Mrs. Gilliam, Martin Kirk, Jim McGrail, Charles Woodard, Eddie Spivey, Frances Halupka, Debbie Beach. Seventh Row: Jimmy Mazacoufa, Har¬ old Cathorn, Mark Grammer, David Ramey, Janas Hendricks, Betsy Summers. Eighth Row: Jerry Nichols, Shannon Nichols, Bill Kapsidelis, Diane Helder, Cheryl Ramey. First Row: Ellen Gilliam, President; Mrs. Gilliam, Sponsor; Cheryl Ramey, Secretary. Second Row: Ruthie Streeter, Treasurer, Diane Letchworth, Vice-President. 153 Jl umor jH | | • r f ' j| $ j;j f|§ i| j m First Row: Diane Podlewski, Gwen Towsey, Cheryl Abernathy, ine Carroll. Third Row: Jane Ellen George, Linda Miller, Ruthie Ann Marks, Owen Towsey. Second Row: Mary Nelson Glass, Streeter, Jean Ford, Patsy Peach. Cindy Pritchard, Margaret Moore, Joyce Mitchell, Mary Kather- The Junior Chapter of the Tri-Hi-Y was newly or¬ ganized this year. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and com¬ munity, high standards of Christian character. Ann Marks, Recording Secretary; Cheryl Abernathy, Presi¬ dent; Ruthie Streeter, Vice-Presidnt. Membership in this chapter is limited to those girls in the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades who fulfill the other qualifications pertaining to scholastic and religious standing. Miss Snead, Sponsor 154 Sharon Nichols, President Mrs. Spencer, Sponsor Carolyn Christoffel, Vice-President; Sharon Nichols, President; Virginia Smyth, Corresponding Secretary; Carole Robertson, Treasurer. The Kappa Lambda Chapter of the Tri Hi Y is organized with the purpose cf creating, maintain¬ ing, and extending, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian charac¬ ter. They carry out their purpose by participating in various projects during the school year. One of these projects is the exchange of a Friendship Trophy with Petersburg High School every year at the football game between the two schools. Every Christmas, the chapter adopts a family for whom they provide a dinner, and gifts for each member, and a tree with all the trimmings. At the end of the year they also select a member of the Senior class as their outstanding girl of the year. First Row: Marion Stallings, Nikki McCutchan, Diva Andrade, Mary Bartha. Second Row: Brenda Honeycutt, Miriam Hurl- burt, Sharon Nichols, Pat Ward. Third Row: Barbara Snell, Dee 155 Elder, Kathy Burge, Linda Hyslop, Virginia Smyth. Fourth Row: Nancy Wingold, Fonda Davis, Patty Barnes, Margie Morton, Vera Szigeti, Teresa Webb. 2 ). GfuS First Row: Mr. Enochs, sponsor, Patsy Patterson, Juanita Moody, Ginger Cosley, Hollis Adams, Jo Ann Crabtree, Karen Frazier, Carolyn Shelton, Frances Brown. Second Row: Richard Rackley, Alvin Broughton, Lewis Gregory, Randy Jones, Gary Eng, Jeff Foldesi, Buddy Jones, Preston Wagner, Harvey But- The Distributive Education Club of Hopewell High School is a co-operative organization design¬ ed with a program which allows the students par¬ ticipating in its program to work at part time jobs ler. Third Row: James Fear, Bill McGee, D. W. Frink, Paui Compton, James Johnson, Andy Langford, Billy Newman, Joh. Showalter. Fourth Row: John Balazik, Bobby Mooring, David Jones, Pat Harvey, James Moore, Billy James, Ronnie Jones, Tommy Bond. involved in the distribution and selling of goods. Our club also participates in district and state con¬ tests during the year. Mr. Enochs, sponsor; Randy Jones, president. D.E. Club Officers: Ginger Cosley, Secretary, Randy Jones, President; D. W. Frink, Vice-president; Lewis Gregory, T reasurer. 156 D.O. GA,6 ice in var- ring many First Row: Shirley Marshall, Margaret Lucas, Virginia Perry, Donna Shelton, Jean Charvat, Tringula Piasecki, Carla Milton, Patricia O ' Shields, Gayle Thore. Second Row: Thomas Hop¬ kins, Mary Johnson,, Anne Wyatt, Dolores Holland, Jennifer Lowrance, Mary Lou Jones, Virginia Lewis. Third Row: Rocky The Diver High School program the ious fields ed ; Occupations Club of Hopewell Angone, Raymond Wyatt, Buddy Wagner, Billy Myers, Jack Wayda, Charles Rudolph. Fourth Row: Wayne Eastman, Ronnie Cox, Richard Tetterton, Dailey Warren, Leslie Taylor. Fifth Row: Vernon Arvin, George Fulcher, David Crutchfield, Robert Gregory. Sixth Row: Mr. Utleye. honors to our school by their splendid representa¬ tion in the district and state conventions. They are also the receiver of the Parent ' s Magazine Award. Mr. Utleye, Sponsor; Rocky Angone, President; David Crutch¬ field, Vice-president. D. O. Club Officers: Patricia O ' Shields, Secretary; Rocky Angone, President; Tringula Piasecki, Chaplain; David Crutchfield, Vice-president, also State Vice-president; Vir¬ ginia Perry, Reporter; Raymond Wyatt, Parliamentarian Virginia Lewis, Treasurer. 157 Key Club officers: Tommy Petree, Vice-president; Randy Randy Jones, President; Mr. Barker, Sponsor. Jones, President; Richard Morton, Secretary; Pete Kennedy, T reasurer. The Key Club of Hopewell High School has as its purpose, to promote better school sports¬ manship, and higher moral and Christian ideals. They are sponsored by the local chap¬ ter of the Kiwanis Club. Membership is open to boys of high school age who show outstand¬ ing abilities in the fields of leadership, sports¬ manship, and moral cleanliness. They spon¬ sor many projects during the school year. Each morning they take the responsibility of rais¬ ing the flag in front of the school. They also are the sponsors of an anual Hobo Hop at Halloween. First row: Donnie McGuire, Richard Morton. Second row: Mike Harvey, Albert Blaho, Carl Jamarik, Tommy Petree. 158 Z) ram a First row: Kitty Flanagan, Todd Davis, Frank Letch- worth, Marvin Mathis, Margie Morton, Pat Ward, Bev¬ erley Gilliam. Second row: Linda Howard, Jean Schutz, Diva Andrade, Ruthie Streeter, Barbara Debman, Vir¬ ginia Smyth, Lynn Meadows. Third row: Jan Nichol¬ son, Betty Smyth, Diane Letchworth, Trudy Mitchell. Fourth row: Bobbie Ann Nobles, Annette Topian, Judy Cook, John Perry, Karen Meadows. Fifth row: Connie Warren, Linda Watkins, Carol Titterington, Becky Beach, David Flack, Ricky Davis, Bobby Johnston. Sixth row: Carolyn Glovier, Brad Nicholson, Frances Ford, George Brydon. The Drama Club at Hopewell High School, although a relatively new organization, has proved its abilities in the fields of acting, directing, and costuming by their excellent productions during the past year. For the first time, they sponsored a Halloween Masquerade Ball at which they crowned a Halloween Queen who was selected by the students. Mr. David L. Merricks, Sponsor. Drama Club officers: Jean Schutz, Secretary; Bobby John¬ ston, President; Ruthie Streeter, Treasurer. 159 1 71 chores Uhe Spin7 of Activities — Our leaders of tomorrow . . . those hard practices . . . parades an d concerts . . . the feeding of accomplishment . . . striving for perfection . . . the enjoyment of developing our talents. Activities Hit op IK art an Stallings Activities Iditop Aeresa Dell Assistant lever eg di liam 161 Stuc ent First Row—left to right: Donnie McGuire, Fonda Davis, Mary Bartha, Michael Harvey, Virginia Smyth, Allison Doeg, Miriam Hurlburt. Second Row: Bobby Griggs, Janet Dodson, Susan Krumel, Mark Grammar, Charles Woodard, Diane Patterson, Mary Sue Irving, Mary Lou McNulty, Faye Alderson, James Williamson, Douglas Parr. Third Row: Chuck Fredrickson, Shannon Nichols, Clemence Descheemaeker, Butch Altman, Grover MacDonald, Jimmy Williams, Paul Lampman, Bobby Johnston, Roy Budd, Ricky Davis. Fourth Row: Robert Schutz, Richard Carico, Susan Stevens, Lynne Carelock, Martha Schaaf, Donnie Horner, Pat Rimes, Ted Blanks, Joyce Mitchell, Betty Glass, Linda Eller, Martha Brooker, Pat Ward. For the first time, officers for the Student Co-operative Associa¬ tion were elected for an entire year. They are Mary Elizabeth Bartha-Secretary, Michael Harvey-President, and Kathy Burge- Vice President. 162 Miss Lillian Burch is again the sponsor of the Student Council. Under her guidance, this important organization has progressed extensively. Government First Row—left to right: Joyce Mitchell, Susan Crummel, Gloria Roberts, Diane Patterson, Charles Woodard, Mark Grammer, Linda Eller, Faye Allison. Second Row: Fonda Davis, Virginia Smyth, Nancy Taylor, Mary Bartha, Kathy Burge, Allison Doeg, The Student Co-operative Association is the central organization of our school. Repre¬ sentatives from each home room, who form the Student Council, meet each week to dis¬ cuss problems which concern our school. Among the projects held this year are the adoption of a war orphan, an exchange stu¬ dent, several sock hops, a talent show, and a drive to improve the cleanliness of our cafe¬ teria. Under the able leadership of Michael Harvey, the Student Council has increased its effectiveness throughout the school. Repre¬ sentatives are elected once a semester and at¬ tend meetings held eac h Monday. The offi¬ cers serve for the entire year. Martha Brooker. Third Row: Chuck Frederickson, Grover, Mac- Jimmy Williams, Paul Lampman, Bobby Johnston, Shannon Nichols, Ted Blanks. S.C.A. representatives work industriously on one of their many projects. 163 Oxc ia npe Student Sports � tllustorl For the first time, Hopewell High School has sponsored an exchange student this year. She is Miss Diva Azevedo Andrade. Diva came to Hopewell High through the American Field Service from Sao Paulo, Brazil. This attractive eighteen-year-old has become a real Blue Devil. A chaming representative from her country, she has certainly been welcomed into our school. Diva ' s presence at H. H. S. was made possible by the Hopewell High School Student Government, the Hopewell Rotary Club, and the J. C. Smyth family, with whom she lives. The daughter of a prominent Sao Paulo physician, Diva hopes to attend the Uni¬ versity of Brazil and become a psychiatrist She speaks five languages fluently and enjoys her first-hand study of English. Because of her friendliness and charm, Hopewell High School hopes to have other exchange students in the coming years. Orpd . an The students of Hopewell High School are proud to have Parke Ue Kill as their foster son. The money to support him is donated by each pupil. The Student Government is in charge of this annual project which contributes to the welfare of some war orphan. Letters are re¬ ceived from Ue Kill each month, telling of his country and customs. Very little is known about our foster son ' s background. Both of his parents died during the war, and he was plac¬ ed in the Kwang orphanage. This thirteen- year-old lad is very ambitious and hopes to succeed in his future activities. The students of our school wish for him much happiness and success in the years to come. Hopewell High School is very happy to have Parke Ue Kill as its foster child. 164 DCcitionaf Jfonor Society pt. ' Jiff.. t «|| BwBHipL fW -§| ' ' 1 First Row: Mary Elizabeth Bartha, Jo Ann Kendrick, Virginia Lewis, Vera Szigeti, Linda Hyslop, Fonda Page Davis, Judy Janes, Marian Stallings. Second Row: Diane Letchworth, Kathy Mrs. Russell Beane, sponsor, assists the Honor Society in its various activities. To be tapped into the National Honor Society is the greatest honor a student can achieve dur¬ ing his high school years. The Hopewell Chapter uses these four qualities as its basis for member¬ ship: Leadership, Scholarship, Character, Service. All members of this organization are outstanding students who lead in the academic and extra¬ curricular activities of our school. Burge, Dee Elder, Sandra Foxworth, Pat Ward. Third Row: Bobby Johnston, Charles Minor, Al Glass, Jimmy Slagle. The officers for the Hopewell Chapter are Linda Hyslop, Presi¬ dent; Fonda Davis, Vice President; Mary Bartha, Secretary; and Marion Stallings, Treasurer. 165 I)rum JKaj ' or 71ncf RACHAEL McCUTCHAN DORIS KOEHLER KATHY SHEALLY Kneeling: Beverly Aldridge, Teresa Webb, Head Majorette, Dickie Haden, Drum Major and Gloria Pead. Leading our Blue and Gold Band this year are fifteen at¬ tractive majorettes and a spirited drum major. The ap¬ pearance of these students has enhanced the reputation of our performing band. Chosen in the spring, these girls who are led by Teresa Webb, head majorette, prac¬ ticed during the summer and were prepared with new rou¬ tines for their first perform¬ ances. Head Majorette-TERESA WEBB SANDY SCOTT LINDA SMITH 166 GWEN TOWSEY Alternate-GLORIA PEAD Standing: Carolyn Jones, Sharon Mauzy, Kathy Sheally, Mary Ann Stefanic, Doris Koehler, Sandra Wrenn, Nikki McCutchan, Judy Race, Linda Smith, Sandy Scott, and Gwen Towsey. The drum major and the majorettes are chosen from among the members of the band. Each one must possess the qualities of a good musi¬ cian, the twirling ability of a good majorette, and the traits of a leader. Poise and attrac¬ tiveness must be evident in their personalities. These out¬ standing students are excel¬ lent representatives of our school. JUDY RACE SHARON MAUZY Drum Major-RICHARD HADEN Alternate BEVERLY ALDRIDGE COOKIE BUFFO SANDRA WRENN MARY ANN STEFANIC CAROLYN JONES First Row: Billy James, Wayne Sublette, Jack Westmoreland, Connie Williams, Carol Glovier, David Crutchfield, Danny Noland, Robert Logan, David Hope, Rennie Morris, Dickie Brown. Second Row: Michael Turner, Suzette ' Davis, Georgette Deescheemaeker, Betty, Kay Jones, Donna Fuzy, Gloria Roberts, Margaret Koehler, Debbie Sanford, Aloria Williams, Linda Howard, Pam Johnston, Joyce Goodwin, Jimmy Robbins, Carol Mr. H. George Taylor is the director of the Hopewell High School Blue and Gold Band. Williams, Sharon Nichols, Judy Lawson, Diane Miller, Jane Ellen George, Ann Wade, Barbara Banvard. Third Row: Barton Kinderman, James Aultman, Douglas Coury, Mary Lou McNulty, Joan Benedict, Vicky Zevgolis, Eugene Day, John Showalter, Bill Minor, Billy Hudson, Bo Patrin, Stacy Kroener, Linda Owen, Dreama Light, David Emory, Mirian Hurlburt. In the three years that he has been teach¬ ing at Hopewell High School, Mr. H. George Taylor has built up the Blue and G old Band from forty members to over one hundred members. Mr. Taylor is well-liked by his bandsmen and fellow teachers. The precision drill-team performances of the band are ar¬ ranged by him and presented under his di¬ rection. The students of Hopewell High School are grateful to him for what he has done to improve our band. 168 iffancf Fourth Row: Carl Pippin, Allan Confer, William Wyatt, Frankie Phillips, Ricky Jones, Howard Aultman, John Wyatt, Ronnie Adams, Buddy Noland, Roger Martin, Billy Palmer, Ralph Deb- man, Randy Belcher, Shannon Nichols, Billy Ruis, Bert Gilliam, Pete Kennedy, Charles Minor, Albert Blaho. Fifth Row: Brenda Butler, Lynn Carelock, Nancy Carr, Mary Sue Irving, Sharon Moore, Eddie Huggins, David Irwin, Richard Gill, Talmadge Spence, Ronnie Woodlief, Meredith Hurlburt, Dean Batts, Law- son Pickett, Rocky Angone, Danny Riddle, Wayne Wilkinson. Top Row: Calvin Griggs, Edward Andres, Jimmy Walker. Excellent showmanship and superb musi¬ cal performances of this band highlights all half-time activities at football games and all holiday parades. Colorful blue uniforms with gold ornamentation announces the Hopewell High School Blue and Gold Band. During the year concerts are presented with the choir. These performances illustrate the excellent quality and tone achieved by these talented musicians. 169 A new feature in the band is the Bell Corps, which is composed of Lynn Carelock, Brenda Butler, Sharon Moore, Mary Sue Irving, and Nancy Carr. Senior First Row: Gloria Graham, Dorothy Turner, Diane Nowak, Bill Ogburn, Jerry Angle David Phillips, Charles Mills, Van Hamp¬ ton, Preston Wagner, Terry Jones, Irene Ashworth, Vicki No¬ land, Pat Akers, Betsy Boss, Marian Stallings. Second Row: Eva Hanchey, Joy Harless, Frances Anthony, Betty McCutchan, Carolyn Edminston, Sue Mifka, Fonda Davis, Jean Emory, Mar¬ garet Smith, Linda Griffin, Barbara Snell, Doris Ballard, Faith Bradley. The Senior Choir, directed by Mrs. Made¬ line Atkins, is one of the outstanding groups of our school. Performances given through¬ out the year echo the work and effort put forth during classes. In addition to learning many famous choral numbers, the students are taught the principles of music. The tal¬ ents of the members, plus the sparkling per¬ sonality of its director, make the Senior Choir an enjoyable and entertaining body. Mrs. Madaline Atkins is the very capable direct or of the Senior Choir. 170 ■ . r GA oir Third Row: Carol Farnsworth, Jackie Hodge, Cheryl Abernathy, Kerry Hagen, Roger Davis, Julius Hudson, Philip Nichols, Robert Alley, Jack Welsby, Sharon Frye, Eleanor Hening, Jeanie Smith, Leslie Brittle, Aggie Hogan, Becky Pleasant. Fourth Row: Nancy Duff, Linda Scott, Libby Thrift, Janice Harvey, Lynn Lipscomb, Charles Woodard, Wayne Hedgepath, Floyd Temple, Norman Williamson, Barbara Watko, Georgia Tsourounis, Jane Atkins, Miriam Hurlburt, Dale Parr, Tringulia Piasecki, Kathy Sullivan, Mrs. Atkins, director. Mrs. Jerry Andrs, accompanist, and Mrs. Atkins pre¬ pare a number for the choir. 171 These students are beginning another day of singing and learn¬ ing. Jl unior G oir First Row: Mary Lee Faria, Nancy Minor, JoAnn Mills, Kathy Wallace, Sue Crowder, Patty Harrison. Second Row: Dan Gigenheimer, Wayne Schuler, Barry McLean, Gary Rose, Marvin Carman, Mrs. Atkins, director. The purpose of the Junior Choir of Hope- well High School is to prepare its members for the Senior Choir by introducing the basic fundamentals of music. Mrs. Madaline At¬ kins, the director, also instructs them in the lives of many famous composers, whose music they will sing. Although these young perform¬ ers appear at a limited number of occasions, the members of the Junior Choir can achieve the confidence and poise necessary for good singers. Because of this choir, these students have become more interested in the field of music and have succeeded in rendering ex¬ cellent performances whenever they appear. Mrs. Atkins explains the scale to two of her students, Martin Dirador and Dave Rackley. 172 Assistants First Row: Charlene Nobles, Mary Sue Irving, Nancy Pettit, Deanna Webb, Janet Houser, Carolyn Campen, Josephine Bur¬ row, Pat Beauchamp, Jamie Baine, Michelle Staccioni. Second Row: Robin Nudin, Pat Taylor, Alice Walker, Virginia Smyth, Mary Harris, Susan Stevens, Linda Wood, Linda Brannan, Norma Lee, Carolyn Hogue, Judy Powell, Mary John Spivey, Martin Kirk, Larry Arnold, Brinkley, Bobby Hobbs, David Phillips, Moore, Joey Saunders, Dan Gegenheimer. Tetterton. Third Row: Lamar Leath, Johnnie Ralph Debman, Mike First Row: Teresa Webb, Marian Stallings, Mary Bartha, Fonda Davis, JoAnn Kendrick, Irma Chapman, Judy Jones. Second Row: Pat Ward, Beverly Gilliam, Eleanor Hening, Margaret Perry, Dee Elder, Virginia Smyth, Faye Creggar, Linda Hyslop. Third Row: Kathy Burge, Hazel Edwards, Jimmy Slagle, Jim Pettit, Wayne Cerny, Eddie Thompson, Carolyn Falls. 173 yCafeicfoscope The KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF of Hopewell High School is composed of deserving junior and senior students who are selected by the Publications Committee. This committee con¬ sists of the Sophomore and Junior English teachers, the Principal, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, the KALEIDOSCOPE Advisor, and the outgoing editors and business man¬ ager. The selection of each student is based on the following qualities: scholastic achieve¬ ment, past record in school activities, and over-all abilities. Jo Ann Kendrick, Business Manager, Leslie Brittle, and Fonda Davis, Co-Editors compare the business and edi¬ torial aspects of the KALEIDOECOPE. Leslie Brittle and Fonda Davis, Co-Editors of the KALEIDOSCOPE, with their junior assistant, Kathy Burge, have charge of the FACULTY and SENIOR SECTION. CLASS EDITORS of our KALEIDOSCOPE are Virginia Smyth, Judy Jones, and Eddie Thompson. Their junior assistant is Pat Ward. The ACTIVITIES SECTION is prepared by Teresa Webb and Marian Stallings, with Beverly Gilliam as their junior assistant. 174 FEATURES EDITORS for the KALEIDOSCOPE are Irma Gail Chapman and Carolyn Falls. Their junior assistant ils Dee Elder. It is a great honor to be a member of the KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF. However, quite a bit of work is involved. During one year, a mem¬ ber must solicit ads, sell the yearbooks, as¬ sist in the taking of the pictures of the under¬ classmen, get boosters, collect the money for these pictures, and distribute the yearbooks in the spring. He is also responsible for one section in the KALEIDOSCOPE. This involves designing the section, taking pictures, and writing the copy. The experience received and the fun involved is worth all the effort put forth. Mr. Mai M. Utleye is the beloved sponsor of the KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF. His knowledge and determina- nation spark the enthusiasm of the members of the staff. The SPORTS SECTION is prepared by Mary Elizabeth Bartha and Faye Creggar. Wayne Cerney is their junior assistant. Jim Pettit and Hazel Edwards have charge of the ORGANIZATIONS SECTION. Margaret Perry is their junior assistant. Hazel was unable to be present when the picture was taken. Linda Hyslop, Circulation Manager, and Jo Ann Kend- PHOTOGRAPHERS for the KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF are rick. Business Manager, have charge of the financial Jimmy Slagle, junior assistant, and Jim Pettit, aspects of the KALEIDOSCOPE and the ADS SECTION. They are assisted by Eleanor Hening. 175 w - pp f ■ ' V v ' ’?: ' ■ IS . a ' jB yj§B ®£v ' - 5 I |S •■ •. T k ■ •■:.. f ' w • J j i f Iy A,i ■-; ?; ' ;; v;v: ■:• -■ J •-, .- Bp ' ■• PI0P?’ 3 SJhe feeling of accompfishment which cue have gainedfrom the editing of this bool? cuoufcf nol have Seen possiS e without the aid andco-operation of our oca merchants. Uhe Sdta eidoscope Staff of 1963 would the to tahe this opportunitg to thanh our aduertisers for their extreme hindness. ) usin ess Sf Canagep fo STtnn SKendrich C Assistant, She an or Sddening ()ircu ations JlSanager ; loin da fgs op Photographer, fim S agfe BUCHANAN S JEWELERS Authorized Dealer Keepsake Diamond Rings 308 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Telephone GL 8-3640 Jimmy Buchanan, Watchmaker-Jeweler WWXWWWX 11 X X W i iraix taa aB Bm fV m x x x x x ; CONGRATULATIONS FROM ‘ The Home Of Personal Service” SERVING SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA SINCE 1932 Tune In “Songs In The Night” RAY GOULD 9:30 Sunday Evenings—W.H.A.P. AGNES M. GOULD GOULD FUNERAL HOME 214 N. 6th AVE. “24 Hours Ambulance Service” PHONE GL 8-6377 SOUTHERN MATERIALS COMPANY, INCORPORATED HOPEWELL GLASS COMPANY — Ready-Mixed Concrete — Sand — — Gravel — Crushed Stone — 208 E. Poythress Street Telephone GL 8-3966 Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-8533 Petersburg, Virginia RE 3-6051 Autoglass — Mirrors — Plate Glass LUCY AND SHEFFIELD 3500 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone GL 8-5895 Motorola Zenith T. V. Sales and Service GARRETT’S STATION Broadway and Randolph Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5541 U. S. Royal Tires Kelly-Springfield Tires LEETE TIRE BATTERY CO. Willard Batteries Recapping and Vulcanizing E. H. Leete, Prop. Bus. Phone 232-3231 APPOMATTOX DRY CLEANERS “Home of Good Dry Cleaning” 206 Appomattox St. GL 8-4264 Home Phone 232-3044 2nd Bank Streets i Petersburg, Va. LUCK ' S BEAUTY SHOP BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shops Phone GL 8-6705 205 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia BIRCHETT ' S TEXACO SERVICE Cawson and Randolph Road “Complete Service for Your Car Including Minor Repairs” WOOLWORTH’S 1 06 East Broadway WEST HOPEWELL GROCERY 2512 Oaklawn Blvd. GL 8-9138 QUALITY GROCERIES Practice makes perfect. GARY’S MEN’S AND BOYS “The Sunshine Corner — Across from the Banks — If You Don’t Have Time to Drop In, Smile as You Pass By. ALLIED AUTO PARTS, INC. 226 E. Poythress St. Hopewell, Va. Automotive Parts, Supplies, and Equipment “Your N.A.P.A. Jobber is a Good Man To Know ' ' Day Phone GL 8-6341 Night GL 8-5732 Compliments of ROY HOUSER’S QUICK LUNCH 1 13 Hopewell Street Hopewell, Virginia CORMANY’S SPORTING CENTER Fishing Tackle — Athletic Supplies Johnson Motors Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-9500 FINLAYSON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS “One Call Does All” 220 East Poythress St. Hopewell, Virginia There ' s nothing like hopping in your socks. E. H. SAUNDERS SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 221 S. 1 5th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-6030 HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5276 Hoorah for our advertisers! ZAK’S GULF SERVICE City Point Road and 7th Ave. Phone GL 8-81 01 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SINCE 1939 REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service- 217 Broadway GL 8-2333 Hopewell, Virginia SEARS SHOE STORE Hopewell, Virginia For all your teen styles in shoes COMPLIMENTS OF ROUNTREE PONTIAC, INC 3rd Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia FAYED ' S GROCERY Dealer in groceries, fresh meats, vegetables and notions 226 South 1 5th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia LASTOVICA JEWELER Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Diamond Repair 702 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia CAVALIER SERVICE STORE Corner of Broadway and Brown Hopewell, Virginia METROPOLITAN LINEN RENTAL SERVICE Get your table linen for your next affair from us. 219 S. 15th GL 8-3050 For Good Food Try LITTLE CHEF DINER On Commerce Street Open 5-1 1 No curb service N. -F. Tiller, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW DRAKE AND LAMB AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE 102 West Poythress St. Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6343 Our class couple. COMPLIMENTS OF WOODLAWN CAMERA SHOP 3212 Virginia Street Phone GL 8-9361 DONALD McKAY PAINTS HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Looks as though he ' s solving the problems of the world. 416 South 15th Avenue At the Circle SYLVIA HAT SHOP Petersburg, Virginia RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY DODGE — CHRYSLER Phone GL 8-8000 Fred ' s telling those hot lies again. JOHN E. NEMETZ 121 N. Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone: GL 8-8555 PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY STATE FARM INSURANCE World ' s Largest Auto Insurance KING ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Electrical Supplies Light Fixtures Commercial Industrial—Wholesale Retail 234 E. Poythress St. Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3344 206 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Gas Heat — Plenty of Water 3 Times Faster ‘‘Your Friendly Ford Dealer” RAY BROYHILL’S Broadway to Poythress on Randolph of TRAVELLER’S RESTAURANT Vergara’s Royal Cleaners, Inc. SANITONE CLEANERS Same Day Service Paint — Hardware— Toys — Houseware WHEALTON HARDWARE 106 Main Street Phone GL 8-4100 BOWLING CENTER First in the Tri-City with Spare Makers 1 1 5 South 1 5th Avenue Phone GL 8-21 81 Open lanes every night and weekends Lanes sanctioned for adult and junior leagues Student Rates 30tf Before 6:00 P.M. HOPEWELL NEWS Plus Full United Press International News and Picture Coverage “All the Latest News’’ HAROLD’S Ladies’ Fine Apparel NORFOLK WESTERN Compliments of JOE W. HAIRSTON and J. CURTIS WRIGHT Compliments of ROSE’S ESSO SERVICENTER “Best Driveway Service Pick-up and Delivery 9th City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe¬ matics, consider engineering for your careerl Engineering is the field of today and tomorrow. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a job with a future—plan to be an engineerl ♦ VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY BURTON P. SHORT SON General Contractors RE 2-8412 RE 2-8424 “We Specialize in All Types of Asphalt Paving” P. O. Box 1 1 07 Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of BROWN AND WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION Makers of VICEROY RALEIGH KOOL BELAIR CIGARETTES and SIR WALTER RALEIGH SMOKING TOBACCO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA ] 5th Avenue and City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-8100 BOB OLIVER’S TEXACO B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Mechanical Work Road Service at All Times WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 242 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3410 PINEWOOD CHARCOAL HOUSE Excellent Service and Good Food GEORGE’S DRUG STORES Number 1 Phone GL 8-2370 Broadway and Hopewell Streets Number 2 Phone GL 8-9555 Broadway and Main Streets Depend on GREENLEAF DAIRY For Farm-Fresh Dairy Products For home delivery dial RE 2-7561 or when buying from your favorite food store, select GREENLEAF Greenleaf Dairy — The Home of Farm-Fresh Dairy Products - STATE PLANTERS BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS When you wish upon a star, Ask the man from State Planters for a college tuition loan. Compliments of THE GEORGE DONIGIAN GROCERY 15th Avenue Atlantic Street Hopewell, Virginia GLOBE DEPT. STORE, INC. Exclusive Ready To Wear For Young Men Women Petersburg, Virginia Ah, put your broom down and dance!! Compliments of RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Serving Southside Virginia For 1 04 Years Petersburg, Virginia Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves PENNEY ' S RE 2-5972 RE 2-794 ' R. H. JOEL Petersburg, Virginia RANDOLPH MEAT MARKET Diamonds — Watches Silver — Crystal — China Bridal Registry HAPSTAKS 400 North 6th Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6049 GL 8-2043 SILCO CUT-PRICE STORES, INC. Finer Foods 705 City Point Road Hopewell, Va. GL 8-3797 Now that we ' ve sent the Kaleidoscope in we can get some rest. 241 Compliments of When Silco ' s in town, prices stay down. East Broadway Hopewell Compliments of A FRIEND BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY OF HOPEWELL C. F. LAUTERBACH ' S SONS That Wishes The Best To The Graduating Seniors Compliments of Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1 877 122 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va. REgent 2-7802 Now here ' s how you do the twist! KIDS STUFF Furniture — Toys — Hobbies Petersburg, Va. RE 2-7077 COMPLIMENTS OF J. Hamilton Hening, Sr. W-HAP ' HAPPY RADIO ' P. O. Box 621 Hopewell, Va. Dickie on parade. KING ' S Hopewell ' s Leading Jewelers Diamonds Watches Gifts GL 8-3020 2 1 6 E. Broadway VIRGINIA MEAT MARKET Wholesale Retail Packaged For Freezers 12th Atlantic Streets GL 8-2589 Smile, you ' re on candid camera. HOPEWELL ICE AND COAL CO. Mobil Fuel Oil Main Office: 425 South 15th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF BLACKWELL ' S Old City Point Road Hopewell, Va. REVENGE!!!! THE CLOTH CORNER Sew and Save 707 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia STOKE ' S BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 322 East Broadway Blue Devils Are Our Best Customers Best Wishes OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCE Member of Dance Educators of America, Inc. BURGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3100 Emporia Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-5295 GL 8-5378 STANDARD-JAMES, INC. For Better Shoes 124 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va. 233-0567 COMPLIMENTS OF HOPEWELL FEED AND SEED STORE ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS PARKER’S SHOES Quality Furniture Frigidaire — Maytag — Magnavox Hopewell, Virginia The Finest in Town for Teens East Broadway CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY 109 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-2112 Compliments of J. T. MORRISS SON of HOPEWELL, INC. FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of Hopewell High School LAKEWOOD SUPPER CLUB ROGERS AMOCO SERVICE “Our Policy Will Meet Your Standards’’ 3221 Oaklawn Boulevard GL 8-2535 CONGRATULATIONS BUSINESS and EDITORIAL STAFFS of the KALEIDOSCOPE NATIONAL ANILINE DIVISION of Allied Chemical Corporation NITROGEN DIVISION of Allied Chemical Corporation To The Graduating Class of Hopewell High School FIRESTONE SYNTHETIC FIBERS COMPANY HERCULES POWDER COMPANY INCORPORATED CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY INCORPORATED Boat Ramp Boats Motors For Rent HARDY ' S BOAT HOUSE Happy As A Lark” BURWELL ' S BAY—RUSHMERE, VA. Leased by SGT. E. B. HALE, U.S.A. Ret. Phone 357-8318 Smithfield, Virginia Fishing Tackle, Baits, Lunches, Refreshments HOGUE MOTOR COMPANY Your Studebaker Dealer Randolph Road Plant Area WYATTS FLORIST The best in Flowers and Service 600 West Broadway HOPEWELL BRANCH FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 1 10 Main Street — 15th and City Point Road Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone GL 8-6392 KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Ford Shopping 710 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia “Buy the Best, Buy Richfood” GARFINKEL’S Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Sportswear and Accessories PEARSON ' S CONFECTIONERY 300 S. 1 5th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-6941 ELMO ' S BARBECUE DRIVE INN Hopewell-Petersburg Road Pit-Cooked Barbecue Is Our Specialty HEFFINGTON’S BETTY’S BEAUTY SALON 322 A East Broadway Hopewell GL 8-4255 Finest in Flowers 233 Broadway Prime Meats Phone GL 8-9841 Compliments of NEWS STATIONERS PRINTERS THE BROADWAY GARAGE J. P. CAPPIALI, Prop. 109 Main Street GL 8-5474 School and Office Supplies Quality Printing THE GLOBE SHOE STORE “For Shoes in Hopewell’’ SINCE 1928 Corner Main and Poythress Streets GATES FUEL CO. Fuel Oil Kerosene Coal Phone GL 8-9323 Rackley’s Radio and T.V. Co. 236 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6000 RCA Victor Motorola Dunnington Motor Company, Inc. Hopewell’s Home for Chevrolet and Oldsmobile SALES — SERVICE Chesterfield Hotel and Dining Room “We specialize in Home Cooking and Private Parties Corner of Broadway Hopewell Streets ALDRIDGE CLOTHING CO. Store for Young Men Botany Suits—Mallery Hats—Jarman Shoes —Van Heusen Shirts— Hopewell, Va. Phone GL 8-2685 Your Friendly BOND Salesman General Baking Company 130 Mecklinburg St. Bus. RE 3-8651 Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF N. P. CARROLL It must be love!!!! NAVIGATOR ' S DEN RESTAURANT Phone GL 8-9349 At Hopewell Yacht Club Curb Service CAROLE LANE 21 9 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION BRISTOW MUSIC Pianos — Band Instruments — Records 1 4 Franklin Street Petersburg, Virginia Phone GL 8-4017 ADRIAN 1 1 0 North Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia Style without extravagance in Smart feminine apparel HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1206 West Broadway Hopewell, Va. GL 8-2365 Meow! FOWLE AND ELDER, INC. Real Estate — Appraisals General Insurance Phone GL 8-6363 1 1 0 North 2nd Avenue Hopewell, Virginia MINSHEW ' S JEWELERS Hopewell ' s Finest 1 02 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3197 MAZZEI SHEET METAL COMPANY Gaklawn and Wilmington Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5214 RIDOUT’S BODY AND PAINT SHOP 1 307 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia 21 Years Experience This Halloween Queen is no witch!!!! BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY OF HOPEWELL, INC. City Point Road and 9th Avenue RASNICK UPHOLSTERING SHOP 800 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-5966 HOWERTON ' S Jewelers Opticians 207 N. Main Street Phone GL 8-6644 Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL RADIO TELEVISION 1 5th and Maryland Phone GL 8-9259 HUGHES CLEANING AND DYE WORKS “Hopewell’s Newest and Most Modern DRY CLEANING PLANT” BEFORE AFTER BIRCHETT’S HATCHERY Chicks Petersburg-Hopewell Road Phone GL 8-401 7 Compliments of FIRESTONE STORE 1 26 East Broadway Phone GL 8-8545 H. C. TURNER SON Commerce Street GL 8-3007 Portable Equipment Ornamental Rail and Columns ■ luminum Patios and Car Ports CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS Phone GL 8-2200 209 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia SPERO’S “Your Store of Fashion” Sycamore and Washington Sts. Petersburg, Virginia MAZZEI’S DUPLEX MARKET Independent Richfood Market 3115 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone GL 8-9422 Deliveries Quality Meats and Groceries DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Tobacco Confections Paper Goods DAVIS VENDING COMPANY 200 South 1 5th Ave. Phone GL 8-2188 Clap your hands for our advertisers. ABRAMS BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES Rentals, Sales Service 239 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5550 Meet the Gang or Your Steady at THE WHOPPER-BURGER SHOP 2510 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone GL 8-9921 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY For the Best in Points Phone GL 8-6161 Compliments of now its Pepsi for those who think young THE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia FORD AGENCY INC. REAL ESTATE —INSURANCE ' The Finest Insurance and Real Estate Service Available Anywhere 1 1 1 West Poythress GL 8-6333 HOPEWELL HOBB ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE 6th Avenue Minor Auto Repairs, Road Service, Goodyear Tires, Batteries, and Accessories and Randolph Road BUTTERWORTH’S ‘‘Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers” 245 Broadway Hopewell Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1963 J. W. ENOCHS Building Materials and Paint Headquarters of Hopewell SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT STORE The Shopping Center A Brand New Store—A New Name—Formerly Rucker-Rosenstock Broadway and Main Streets Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-9417 Compliments H. F. HAYS SONS Plumbing and Heating 2301 Lynchburg Street GL 8-3314 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1963 PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL We welcome your account, large or small ATKINS FURNITURE W. T. GRANT Known for values Broadway at Main Street GL 8-821 1 Home of Quality Furniture Westinghouse Appliances Hopewell, Virginia Residential Commercial Compliments of P. J. KAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Virginia State Reg. No. 5667 CITY POINT SERVICE STATION Rt. 2, Box 404 Chester, Va. Phone 458-41 85 812 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-35 66 WOOD ' S HOPEWELL DAIRY Tops in Dairy Products COLEY S CONFECTIONERS Extends Best Wishes To The Class of ' 63 Phone GL 8-2230 H. R. POWERS Serving Hopewell, Chesterfield, and Prince George All Floors Refinished Satisfaction Guaranteed New and Old Floors Laid Linoleum Floors Installed (Over Ten Years Experience) 301 0 Boston GL 8-2971 BOGESE CONSTRUCTION REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CO. 1 5th Avenue at Elm Street Phone GL 8-8585 Hopewell, Virginia HARLOW-HARDY CO., INC. ' Everything for the Home jj£ � BCSfflSES B2SS50 � ESSSE -• RE 3-4444 Petersburg, Va. CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY 424 So. 15th Avenue Reliable Prescriptions Phone 458-8553 Hopewell, Va. Compliments of GREENBANK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. M. M. WALKER For Better Homes General Contractor New Homes or Remodeling Roofing — Tile Work — General Repairs Free Estimates Phone GL 8-3374 Hopewell, Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1963 GEORGE J. BOGESE ALVIN JONES Builder — Contractor STUDIO V Petersburg, Virginia 1715 City Point Road RE 3-7959 Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3637 HOPEWELL IRON STEEL CO. Compliments of PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING South 6th and N W Railroad For Complete Information: Hopewell, Virginia Telephone GL 8-9753 WRITE TO: Director of Nursing Education Petersburg General Hospital School of Nursing Petersburg, Virginia (state accredited) Best Wishes ROYAL TYPEWRITERS: Electric, Portable, Standard — Service Guaranteed all makes. VICTOR ADDING MACHINES: Calculating Machines — Electric and Hand — 1 0 Key and Full Key. Lease - Rent - Buy - New Used - Photo Copy Choice of Type, Styles and Colors Come in and see: Photocopy Machine Royaltyper — Cash Register Ribbons — Carbon Paper — Type Cleaner For Future Success in Life to the Graduates of Hopewell High School from A FRIEND flFFICE ' MACHINE Tales fi Service 1032 S. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia For FREE Office Trial Call Clyde E. Belch, RE 2-6451 BEST WISHES “a health food” PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Petersburg, Virginia MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia RED FRONT MEAT MARKET Phone GL 8-2495 218 Hopewell Street Are THESE our football players? LIBBY’S DOUGHNUT SHOP A Good Place To Eat “Meet Your Friends at Libby ' s’’ 230 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia HOUSER BROTHERS MARKET 61 2 North 6th Street Phone GL 8-801 2 Hopewell, Virginia WEST END INC. Complete Esso Service 15th and Buren, Hopewell Phone GL 8-3388 Compliments of O K RUBBER WELDERS The South wil rise again!!! 135. N. SYCAMORE ST. Compliments of A. W. SUPERMARKET Hopewell ' s Leading Independent Supermarket It’s G. G. PASTRY SHOP for the Best in Pastries SCOTT’S STORE Congratulations NICK AND STONEY BROADWAY SERVICE STATION “Personal Service is Our Specialty 1001 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia WOW! What a party. OAKLAWN BOWL 4204 Oaklawn Blvd. Telephone 458-5913 1 6 AMF Lanes with Automatic Pinspotters “Hopewell ' s Most Modern Bowling Establishment” The voice with a smile Today, as always, the C P voice with a smile is as close as Operator” on your dial. Intelligently, cheerfully, the Operator” handles phone calls to faraway places and intricate day-to-day problems of telephone users. Her job is interesting, important, demanding and rewarding. She’s an indis¬ pensable member of our C P communica¬ tions service team. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA A Bell System Company THE REBELS C4S|ftf C ilfSAr. mu r i i w qmia Larry G. Billy J. Chase T. Randy J. Jack W. Mary Ann S. All H.H.S. 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