Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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The Science Fair sponsored by the Kiwanis Club was a huge success this year for many interesting and amazing projects were exhibited. With the coming of spring came the awaited base¬ ball games. Our dedicated team gave us much to be proud of by the end of their winning season. Our Junior-Senior Prom was truly an enjoyable and happy night, filled with special memories for all. Our Senior Signing Party was the last time to cap¬ ture the thoughts of feelings of friends in our class. “To go home or not to go home.” By the looks on their faces, these pupils seemed to answer that question after receiving report cards for the last time. With June comes the end of another school year, gone quickly for some but remembered by all.

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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

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