Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Guess who? Among those represented at the Drama Guild Halloween Ball were farmers, devils, and raving beauties. While celebrating our victory over Thomas Jeffer¬ son with music and dancing, these students took time to pose at the annual Homecoming Dance. We paid tribute to our late president, John Fitz¬ gerald Kennedy. Mr. Utleye captured the student body’s attention with his gratifying speech at the Thanksgiving As¬ sembly. Mr Deans awarded letters and trophies to mem¬ bers of the football team. Although plagued with injuries throughout the season, the Blue Devils emerged victorious. 27 This year the Rock and Roll Show proved to be a huge success with many new and old songs being performed.

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With September comes the beginning of a new school year along with a new addition to H.H.S., the eighth-graders. Everyone warmly welcomed our new foreign ex¬ change student from Austria Michael Teutsch, a most friendly and likeable boy. The “spirit” really moved K athy Burge and Elea¬ nor Hening at our annual bonfire on the Thurs¬ day preceding the Petersburg game. The first football game of the season set a spark of school spirit glowing in the hearts of each and every student. Janet Frazier, along with twenty others, was tapped into Honor Society membership this year. Everyone was proud to receive and wear their new rings, the symbol of “seniorship”, at the 1963 Seni¬ or Ring Dance.

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Every homeroom participated in making a better Christmas for needy families by filling baskets with food. After an exciting and tense game, the Crimson Waves became the victims of the Devils first victory. Bev and Wayne just wouldn’t wait to find a big enough mailbox in which they could mail the final copy of the 1964 Kaleidoscope. Seniors lifted their voices to ring out Christmas cheer as they caroled through the halls. Students cramming at crammed cafeteria tables were a familiar sight prior to exams. Many days of strenous exercise and practice kept the Blue Devil cindermen in tip-top shape. 28