Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1965 volume:

wm Uhe DCafei Jos cope VoA ume XL 1965 CPresentecf Ai n CRecoa nit ion oOt i CAnnivers ary ()f y opewe JIiy i ScRoo, Broadway and Ninth Avenue—site high school. of the first public foreword Buren Field—intended site of the new high school. HP XvX;X ■ ' mm Hopewell’s first public school Within these pages is recorded one year at Hopewell High School. This year is special to us for it marks a half cent ury of educational advancement. What have these past fifty years meant? To us they have meant progress and pride. Both of these are exemplified in this edition of The Kaleidoscope. In this the 1 Golden Anniversary Year of Hopewell High School, we hope The Kaleidoscope will enable you to look at the past with pride which will help you meet the present and prepare for the future. 3 Your Co-Editors Nancy Rogers Jan Nicholson Nancy Rogers . Co-Editor Jan Nicholson . Co-Editor Susan Patterson . Co-Editors’ Assistant Ellen Gilliam . Business Manager Diane Helder. Business Manager’s Assistant Betsy Boss.Circulation Manager Brenda Hoover.Circulation Manager Phyllis Spivey . Features Editor Mike Cyckevic .Features Editor Patsy Peach . Features Assistant Diane Podlewski.Classes Editor Douglas Franks . Classes Editor Linda Scott.Classes Editor Carol Farnsworth . Classes Assistant Margaret Moore . Athletics Editor Gwyn Garrett . Athletics Editor Cindy Pritchard.Athletics Assistant Mary Etta Eyler.Organizations Editor Jimmy Williams . Organizations Editor Debbie Belch . Organizations Assistant Janet Frazier.Activities Editor Cheryl Abernathy.Activities Editor Betty Glass .Activities Assistant Emmett Holland . Photographer Don Thomas.Photographer’s Assistant Malvin M. Utleye.Faculty Advisor Gon en s Five decades of progress in . . . Features . 6 Administration and Faculty. 30 Classes . 54 Athletics .132 Organizations .172 Activities .190 Advertisements .210 4 Hopewell High School’s graduates have increased from two in 1917 to 178 in 196If. Accordingly it has been neces¬ sary to increase the size of our school building. In 1915 a combined elementary and high school was built behind the First Christian Church. The first year showed an enrollment of 800. This numoer increased steadily. The “B” Village Y.M.C.A. at Fourth Avenue was pur¬ chased in 1921 for use as a high school. In 1925, ten years after the occupation of the first school, the building we now know as our high school was occupied. The Home Eco¬ nomics Cottage was built in 1939 and the gymnasium in 191 + 9 . The Library, Commerce, and Science Building was added in 1958. The growth of The Kaleidoscope is parallel to that of our school. The first edition was published in 1929. The first Co-Editors were Mary Winston, now Mrs. Mary Gill¬ iam, and George Ruffin. Mrs. Gilliam also gave The Kaleidoscope its name. The first Kaleidoscope did not re¬ semble the yearbook we have today. In fact it was not a yearbook, but a literary magazine. This monthly publica¬ tion contained few pictures, only essays and poems. The May edition contained the pictures of the Seniors and possi¬ bly a record of the football team’s scores. In 1935 the book, which had gained a hard cover, was published in May only, thus making it truly an annual. Through the years has evolved a Kaleidscope of which we may be proud. [features DEDICATION To Mr. Charles William Smith our Senior English teacher and sponsor, by whose un¬ selfish devotion and boundless energy we have been in¬ spired to undertake the task of publishing a yearbook. The 1934 Seniors, with sincere esteem and affection dedicate this volume of the Kaleidoscope. —quoted from 1934 Kaleidoscope NATIVITY SCENE 1955 Arlene Harvey .Mary Ronnie Trull.Joseph Bobby James . . . Richard Ashton . . . Bernard Joswick . . . Wise Men ' , r I ' f : ' J A f _ Hilda Straccioni Miss Kaleidoscope 1954 6 outstanding qualities have Brought them honor and recognition 7 ’Dedication JlCrs Uiettie OCasA AjraAeSi I To one who has always been ready and willing to help us in any way and has given of her knowledge to us. As a person, we admire her, as a teacher, we respect her; as a friend, we love her. For these reasons, we, the Senior Class of ’65, dedicate this, our fiftieth annual Kaliedoscope, to Mrs. Bettie Nash Brakebill. 8 She joined the Hopewell School System in September, 1937. As a teacher of English, she served us faithfully until her death on June 3, 1964. The hundreds of students who were fortunate enough to come under her superior and patient instruction attest to the high standards of achieve¬ ment to which she inspired them and to her outstanding personality and sterling character. The faculty and students of Hopewell High School mourn the loss of this devoted teacher whose goal of perfection is epitomized by one of her favorite passages from the pen of Oliver Wendall Holmes, “Build thee more stately mansions. Oh my soul.” !7n JlCemoriam The smallish coach paced the side of the field, His backs were gaining and his line wouldn’t yield. But he kept on walking till his legs (I thought) would grow lame, As if nothing to nothing were the score of the game. While walking his path he always did smoke. And seemed always thinking, seldom he spoke. This was Coach Merner, whom Hopewell admired, Since in forty-eight as head coach was hired. His teams were the greatest as history will show, Their state record still stands, thirty-three games in a row. Losing seasons he endured; but seldom grew mad, For he knew 1 his “Blue Devils” gave it all that they had. He inspired each player with the will to win, To win as if used to it, to lose with a grin. His job kept him busy all round the clock, Part teacher, part farmer, businessman and “doc”. Though his spare time was scarce, little he had, He was never too busy to help out a lad, Who had gone the wrong way, offering advice and aid, A boy’s problem, his also, he always made. His doctor advised that his health being unfit, His coaching position he’d soon have to quit. His lifetime of football and he’d have to part, For the game’s excitement would endanger his heart. On game-nights he sits at home in his chair, And reads the next day’s paper of last night’s affair. He can’t even listen to the game on the radio, But he’s with the “Blue Devils,” always, in spirit, I know. —Bobby Johnson JlCrs. iJe oie Idk ee CSeane Miss JlopewefJ Jlicj i ScJiooj On Saturday night, March 14, 1964, Miss Mary Katharine Carroll walked out onto our stage in all her grace, charm, and beauty, to be selected by a panel of judges to reign as Miss Hopewell High School for the school year 1964-1965. 10 K, unners MISS KAYE JONES First runner-up MISS CAROL SHERLOCK Second runner-up Mary Katherine accepts her honors a$ Diane Letchworth, last year’s Miss Hopewell High School, and the runners-up look on. Because of her character, scholarship, leadership, and sportsmanship, Miss Kaleido¬ scope was chosen by her classmates and friends to receive one of the highest honors to be bestowed upon a Senior girl at Hopewell High School. 12 JKichael tennis GycJeeuiJ This is the second year for the recognition of a Mr. Kaleidoscope. Selected for his outstanding traits in leadership, character, sportsmanship, and service, this is undoubtedly the highest honor bestowed upon a boy of the Senior class. 13 ' JlCiss an cf ( JICr. yCa eicf ■ 1 Hn Cheryl Abernathy Ted Blanks Martha Brooker Douglas Franks Lynn Godsey Gwyn Garrett Emmett Holand Brenda Hoover M )scope Goniestants Jan Nicholson Wayne Lee Diane Podlewski Pat Rimes Nancy Rogers Dean Vonetes Michelle Stracconi Jimmy Williams Ruthie Streeter 15 Jfo omecomm y 2 ueen araaret loouise JKc oore Chosen by a vote of the entire student body, Margaret reigned over the festivities of our Homecoming week-end. Her friendliness and good sportsmanship speak well for the spirit of Hopewell High School. 16 Jfc omecominy Court COURT: Miss Jackie Hodge, Miss Margaret Moore, Mrs. Mary Nelson Glass. ESCORTS: Stanley Horner, Maurice Wilson, and Jimmy Williams. CONTESTANTS: Judi Porter, Mary Etta Eyler, Michelle Stracconi, Brenda Hoover, Cynthia Sub- lett, Betsy Boss, Jean Poythress, Mary Katherine Carroll, Jan Nicholson, Nancy Rogers, Ellen Gil¬ liam, Cheryl Abernathy, Linda Baker, Janet Dodson, Sandra Wrenn, Ruthie Streeter, Frances Halupka, Ann Marks, Gwyn Garrett, Martha Brooker, Vickie Hoover, Joan Holman, Jackie Hodge, Margaret Moore, Mary Nelson Glass. 17 JKiss OCoe 7 )ictoria J hipps Miss Noel, a senior girl, was selected by the Retail Merchants of Hopewell to reign over their annual Christmas parade. MISS SHERRY CRAIG MISS MARY NELSON GLASS Vickie waves happily from her float as she rides down the main street of Hopewell. 19 op. ' ho mo re cS wee the art At the sixth annual Sophomore Dance, the Class of ’66 chose Miss Susan Patterson as their Sweetheart. MISS PATSY PEACH First runner-up MISS SUE WEBB Second runner-up QHaffoiveen Queen At their annual Halloween Ball, the Drama Guild crowned Miss Charlene Nobles as their queen. CONTESTANTS: Kitty Flanagan, Charlene Nobles, Beth Furbush, Becky Beach, and Linda Spatig. 21 cS choof ancf Community J c onors Michael Dennis Cyckevic and Miss Mary Etta Eyler were chosen as Outstanding Boy and Outstanding Girl of the Year 1964 by the Hopewell Optimist Club. Their selection was based on character, scholarship, leadership, and sports¬ manship. Miss Mary Nelson Glass and Miss Ellen Bland Gilliam were chosen to attend Girls’ State at Radford College dur¬ ing the summer. Their one week stay there was sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 80. In November, Mr. Frederick Woehr received the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Outstanding Teacher Award for the city of Hopewell. Mr. Woehr teaches Mech. Drawing and Graphic Arts here at H.H.S., is head of the Industrial Arts Dept, and is director of the adult night school program. Michael Dennis Cyckevic and Nelford Shannon Nichols II were selected by the American Legion Post 80 to attend the American Legion Boys’ State held at the College of William and Mary. 22 School OrganizationalHonors Miss Elizabeth Joyce Mitchell was selected at the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y District Conference held in Hopewell as Secre¬ tary of the coming year’s conference. Dean Alfred Vonetes was also selected at this conference as Doorkeeper of the State Model General Assembly held in Richmond. The Hopewell Chapter of the National Honor Society chose Miss Nancy Weeks Rogers and Michael Dennis Cyckevic as Graduation Marshals for the graduating Class of 1964. The Executive Committee of the S.C.A. selected Dean Al¬ fred Vonetes to represent our school at the S.C.A. Sum¬ mer Workshop held at Radford College. Partina Janette Nicholson was selected by Hollins Colleg to receive a four year scholarship to attend school there. 23 During each year from 1915 to 1965, students at Hopewell High School have written down, taken pictures of, or just remembered those special events which to them become particularly happy memories of good times and friends. The following pages are the Hopewell High School scrapbook of the year’s events for 1964-1965. 24 Sept.—New 8th grade students, who seemed lost at Sept.—Our new year began with enthusiasm and first, soon became a real part of Hopewell High spirit as we played our first football game of the School. season. Oct.—School spirit reached its peak at our yearly bonfire where we all became determined to “Burn Petersburg”. Oct.—This misguided group of nonconforming char¬ acters are really just H.H.S. students at the Drama Guild Halloween Ball. Nov.—Something new at H.H.S. this year was the campaigning and mock election of President of the United States. This was very successfully done by the students alone. Nov.—One of the most successful dances of the year was our annual Homecoming Dance pre¬ ceded by the Homecoming game and parade. 25 Dec.—Allan Sordelette and twenty other Juniors and Seniors became members of the National Honor Society at the tapping. Dec.—The Christmas carolling of the Seniors truly promoted the holiday spirit on the last day before Christmas Vacation. The most beautiful part of this year’s Christmas Assembly was the Nativity Scene. The five mem- MARY .Ellen Gilliam JOSEPH .Dean Vonetes bers of the Senior Class portraying the characters are: WISE MEN .Wayne Lee, Jimmy Mazacoufa, Ted Blanks Feb.—An important part of our winter months was the excitement and competition of basketball games. Feb.—We wei ' e entertained by our classmates on stage at the annual Variety Show. Jan.— This year, as every year at exam time, the cafeteria was filled with students doing last-minute cramming. Jan.— Our Kaleidoscope Staff showed signs of tiring as they approached their final stages of work. . March— One of the most interesting and educational March— Mary Katherine Carroll, Miss H.H.S. 1964, ' events of the year was the Regional Science Fair gave up her crown at the Jr. Class Beauty Contest held in our gym. this year. 27 April—With the coming of spring, baseball made its appearance, and many students stayed after school to support their team. April—Chuck Frederickson and other members of our track team contributed much in the way of school spirit and sportsmanship. May—Excitement and a flood of written down mem¬ ories accompanied the arrival of our Kaleidoscopes, especially at the Senior signing party. May—The highlight of our social year was the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and dance held in our transformed gym. June—The futures of many students were decided by report cai’ds at the end of the year. June—These empty but fa miliar halls will become dim memories to many of us and re-acquainted friends to others—next year. 28 Cftcfministration The Faculty of 1935 Do you recognize anyone ? 30 To instruct to encourage ; ancf to inspire as in obtaining Jtnouufecfpe . . . 31 Administration j ■ Charles W. Smith Superintendent of Schools, City of Hopewell. Howard College, B.S., William and Mary College, M.A. Frederic Doeg Director of Instruction Washington State College, B.S., B.E., University of Virginia, M.Ed. Lila Wiatt Sinclair Visiting Teacher, Longwood College B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., School of Social Work, R.P.I., William and Mary College, Smith Col¬ lege. 32 F. Caroll Alexander Principal R.P.I., V.P.I., B.S. in Distributive Education, M.S. in Education. Lillian Malone Burch Assistant Principal Old Sullins, B.S., William and Mary College, A.B., Columbia University, University of Virginia, R.P.I. Alton L. Crist Dean of Students University of Richmond, B.A., William and Mary. 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. 33 Lydia V. Williams Office Secretary Peter I. Leadbetter “Pop” Treasurer Randolph-Macon College, University of Virginia, William and Mary, A.B. School Shoarcf First row, left to right: Mrs. Earnest Bartha, Mr. Temple Lee, Mrs. Edna Earle Beach, Mr. Robert Andrews. Second row, left to right: Mr. Hyman Marks, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. Chalmer Pritchard. 7.7.S. 71 icers Left to right: Mr. Michael M. Kirk, Treasurer; Mr. Jack Fox, President; Mrs. Douglas Pritchard, Secretary. Mrs. Archie Kendrick, Vice-President, was absent when the pic¬ ture was taken. 36 - (Juic a a nee Willa R. Taylor Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B., M.A. Bettie Nash Brakebill R.P.I., B.A., University of Kentucky, William and Mary College Helen D. Agrella Lynchburg College. B.A., Hyannis Teachers College, University of Virginia, R.P.I. Eunice G. McCall Madison College, B.S., R.P.I., Blackstone College for Girls, William and Mary College “Thou wert my guide, philosopher and friend.” —Alexander Pope Vm_ flntit t tfitti � � � � � • nt«n . Donna C. Orr College of William and Mary, Western Kentucky State College, B.S. Phyllis S. Synan Emmanuel College, Radford College, B.A. Phyllis H. Farnsworth Syracuse University, B.A., University of Virginia Phyllis C. Whitesell Agnes Scott College, B.A., University of Texas. M.A. Laura H. Solvenson East Carolina, A.B., George Peabody, B.S., Columbia University, University of Virginia, University of Florida, Florida State University, Miami University Cora W. Johnson Mary Washington College, B.S., U niversity of Virginia, M.Ed. James M. Barker, Jr. University of Richmond, B.A., R.P.I. 38 Depart men “Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.” —Sir Francis Bacon Joseph P. Wray, Jr. Bluefield College, A.A., University of Richmond B.A., Southeastern Theological Seminary, B.D. Mary Helen Burch Mary Washington College, B.S., William and Mary, R.P.I. English is the backbone of our educa¬ tion. Being able to express oneself effec¬ tively is of tremendous importance in every phase of life. An appreciation of our heritage is gained by intensive study of American, as well as English, literary works. These -are the goals of our English Department. Diane W. Stidham Auburn University, B.A., Birmingham Southern College Ann W. Willett University of Arkansas, B.S.E., Middle Tennessee State College, M.A., Stephens College 39 TKai i Department Jack Stallard Emory and Henry College, B.A., R.P.I. Mae M. Andrews Elizabeth Carter Furr Randolph Macon Woman’s College, A.B. East Carolina College, B.S., University of North Carolina Nadia Phillips Susquehanna University, B.A. Charlotte Martin Radford College B.S. in Ed. Prentiss O. Schroder Greensboro College, C.W. Post College, Duke University, Columbia University, B.A. Charlie M. Brock Lincoln Memorial University, B.S. Clinch Valley College of University of Virginia Forrest A. Glass Wake Forest, B.S., William and Mary, M.Ed Joyce Smith Longwood College, B.S. “Angling may be said to be so like the mathematics that it can never be fully learnt.” —Izaak Walton c Social Stucfn les Department Jerrell Sober Kutztown Pennsylvania College, B.S.Ed., University of Richmond Evelyn R. Nye University of South Carolina, A.B., William and Mary, R.P.I., University of Virginia Kathren E. Leadbetter Longwood College, B.S., R.P.I., William and Mary College Stewart M. Douglas Randolph Macon College, B.A., University of Richmond, William and Mary College Wayne L. Whelan University of Virginia, B.A., R.P.I. Iola J. Maloney College of William and Mary, B.A., Longwood College, R.P.I. G. Harold Williams Old Dominion College, B.S., University of Richmond, M.A. Candidate, Chowan College “History is philosophy teaching by examples.” —Viscount Bolingbroke “iVoya con Dios!”, “Sic Semper Tyrannis”, “C’est la vie.” Irene Beauchamp New York University, William and Mary, University of Richmond, R.P.I., V.P.I., University of North Carolina, University of Maryland, Universidad Internacional, B.S. Frances B. Gilliam Longwood College, B.S. Audrey F. Chambliss William and Mary College, B.A., Columbia University M.A., Longwood College, University of Aix-Marseille. 42 Science Department “Books must follow sciences, and not sciences books.” —Sir Francis Bacon Herbert Bannertnan University of Washington, B.S., Union College, V.P.I., Sewanee Anne P. Theodore William and Mary College, B.S., University of Richmond, University of Virginia Eual W. Culbertson Newberry College, A.B., Peabody College, William and Mary College Anne T. Kitchen Longwood College, B.S., R.P.I. Nancy Webster Simmons Westhampton College, B.S. Stuart L. Morefield University of Richmond, R.P.I., B.A. Anne M. Nevils University of South Carolina, B.S., B.A.Ed., Columbia College Richard Havis Hoagland Scarritt College, A.B., V.M.I. 43 tJICusic Department Madeline S. Atkins R.P.I., William and Mary College, B. of Music, Ed., University of Virginia Madison College H. George Taylor Sherwood Conservatory of Music, B. of Music, DePaul University, Marshall University, Eastern Kentucky College, Morehead College, University of Wisconsin Betty Hoskins Mason R.P.I., B. of Music Ed., William and Mary “Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” —Thomas Carlyle 44 irt department “it is the glory and good of Art, that Art remains the one way possi¬ ble of speaking truth . . —Robert Browning Verona E. Hecht Greensboro College, B.A., R.P.I. William and Mary College, Johns Hopkins University 45 Ytir s ’ jY)psicaf e ducation department “Health is the vital principle of bliss, and exercise, of health.” —James Thompson Dolores Elaine Webb Madison College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed. Betty I. Martinko Slippery Rock State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh Mary Allen Buren Madison College, B.S., Indiana University 46 “The wise for cure on exercise depend.” —John Dryden William H. Littlepage Bridgewater College, B.A. Cary Clay Parker East Carolina College, B.S. John P. Tiller, Jr. R.P.I., B.S., North Carolina State 47 industrial Cooperative Uraininp I.C.T. affords to students of Hopewell High School an excellent opportunity to exercise on-the-job training in their trade or semi-profession. This training is combined with classroom study to insure success. Mr. Utleye keeps careful check on each student’s progress and proficiency. The program at Hopewell High School is one of the highest ranking in the state. Malvin M. Utleye Austin Peay State College, A.A., King College, A.B., Mid¬ dle Tennessee State College, East Tennessee State College, University of Chicago, Uni¬ versity of Tennessee, Tennes¬ see Wesleyan College, Uni¬ versity of North Carolina, Baylor University. “Love the trade which thou has learned, and be content therewith.” —Marcus Aureluis 48 2 )istriDutive Dcfucation Department Walter J. Raines Marshall University, B.B.A., Concord College, V.P.I., R.P.I. Distributive Education gives practical training in mer¬ chandising. This training program is open to students who meet certan requirements and are interested in the distribu¬ tion of goods. Mr. Raines gives his students instruction on the intricacies of pleasing the customer. Their proverbial slogan is “Service with a smile.” “There never was a bad man that had the ability for goo d service.” —Edmund Burke ppflg J o me economics Depart men “We may live without friends; we may live with¬ out books; but civilized men can not live without cooks.” —Owen Meredith Ethel B. Rogers Radford College, B.S. Sara Beth Hardin University of Tennessee, B.S., Carson-Newman College 50 DJncfustriaJ CTlrts Department “There is always work, and tools to work withal, for those who will.” —James Russell Lowell Frederick A. Woehr State University of New York, College at Oswego, B.S., M.S., Rochester Institute of Technology George S. Orr Western Kentucky State College. B.S., M.S. James R. Latta Uniontown, Union Industrial Trade School James S. Landes Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S., Berea College 51 % Commercial Department Elizabeth Haley Glass Mary Washington College, B.S., William and Mary Azielee K. George Montreat College, B.S., R.P.I., William and Mary Thelma G. Clark Winthrop College, B.S. in Commerce “To business that we love we rise betime; and go to’t with delight. —William Shakespeare Dorothy Doutt Minchew Longwood College, B.S. Business Education Lucy Pritchard Mary Washington College, B.S., University of Virginia “Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe and take for granted, nor to find talk and discourse, but to weigh and consider.” —Sir Francis Bacon Nancy Byrde Snead Madison College, B.S.Ed. Catherine B. Sheally Longwood College, B.S., B.A. in Library Science, William and Mary College Frederica Belch—Valedictorian, Class of 1929 ' Ifeasist COUPLE. DAViS POWELL 810G65T FLIRTS NELwO FORHfV EDNA EARLE MCINTYRE CUTEST James Willie LEE Senior Superlatives of 1935. Ho acquire proficiency to enrich our un people ., and to male us letter citizens . . . 55 Mike Cyckevic President Ted Blanks Mary Etta Eyler Vice-President Secretary Ruthie Streeter Treasurer The Senior Executive Board, made up of a representative from every senior homeroom, guides and directs our many Senior Class projects. Those present for the picture are Ruthie Streeter, Mike Cyckevic, Mary Etta Eyler. Second row: Michelle Straccioni, Frances Halupka, Dailey Warren, Linda Baker, Mary Katharine Carroll. 56 MOST OUT¬ STANDING Mary Etta Eyler and Dean Vonetes Dean and Mary Etta have exemplified that for which every senior strives. As Seniors we will remember . . . Cheryl Faye Abernathy Cheryl One of our most talented class¬ mates, Cheryl’s desire to achieve great things will insure her success. Ervin George Adams Ervin Reticent in manner, Ervin is studious and self-reliant. Patricia Elaine Akers Pat Reserved and quiet, Pat is thorough and efficient in what¬ ever she does. Diana Rose Alexander Diana Diana has great artistic ability. Rose Marie Allen Rose Marie Pleasant and gracious Rose quiet¬ ly accomplishes her tasks. John Dieter Anderson John John is a friendly sort of fellow who has a smile for everyone. Thomas Keith Andres Tommy Tommy is fun-loving and always looking for someone to tease. Jerry Lee Angle Jerry Though small in stature, Jerry has a big heart. 57 Building castles in the air . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruthie Streeter and Mike Cyckevic our first day as Seniors, John Floyd Atwood Johnny John is conscientious and fun- loving. Linda Lee Baker Linda Linda is one who really enjoys life. One of her chief interests is basketball. William Richard Barnes III Ricky Ricky’s talents are displayed as well on the basketball court as with the guitar. Karan Sue Barnwell Karan Karan is never at a loss for words—she is great fun. Edmond Peter Beauchemin Eddie Eddie is agreeable and ea rnest. Jerry Randall Belcher Randy Randy is known for his good sense of humor. Diana Elizabeth Bertram Diana Entirely unpretentious, Diana has high ideals. Michael Lynne Birchett Mike Full of fun, Mike loves a good time. 58 BEST ALL-AROUND Mary Etta Eyler and Ted Blanks our last football game. One more time around and they will be thoroughly dizzy. Allen Peter Blackmon Allen Hardworking and quiet, Allen should go far in life. Ted Patterson Blanks Ted Ted’s outgoing personality en dears him to everyone. Gregory Stephen Blevins Gregory Good-natured, Gregory is con¬ siderate of all. Thomas Robertson Blount Robby We will long remember Robby’s candid humor. Gary Scott Boice Gary Fun-loving and mischievous, Gary can laugh at any situation. Gary Neil Boiler Gary Calm and quiet, Gary is slow to anger. Betsy Lynn Boss Betsy Betsy is lively and expressive. Faith Elizabeth Bradley Faithy A name that personifies the per¬ son. 59 ‘‘These instructions are just a mite too difficult, ” MOST INTELLECTUAL Michelle Straccioni and Shannon Nichols working on our float. Merikay Branford Merk Merikay’s enjoyment of fun is the key to her success. Billie Louise Brockwell Billie A determined person, Billie is very thorough. Linda Sue Brockwell Linda Very efficient, Linda is always ready to help. Martha Imogene Brooker Martha Blue eyes, blonde hair, and a warm nature are characteristic of Martha. Glenn Isaac Burdette Butch Richard Lee Burge Richard Patricia Brown Trish Quietness and calmness are two of Pat’s traits. Joseph Mariano Buffo Joe Joe is an agreeable and earnest friend. A steady and quiet fellow, Glenn is loyal to his friends. Richard has a friendly, natural disposition. 60 MOST DEPENDABLE Ruthie Streeter and Mike Cyckevic Atlas never had it so good. our Homecoming ceremonies. Henry Frederick Burian Freddie The old adage is upset in Henry’s case—red hair does not mean a quick temper. Mary Katharine Carroll Mary Katharine Mary Katharine will be remem¬ bered as our most gracious Miss H.H.S. Gerald Thomas Casey Gerald Gerald is straight-forward and likeable. Patricia Anne Clements Trisha Patricia is as dependable as she is capable. Judith Ann Cooke Judy When Judy takes a job, she does it well. Horace Lionel Cooper Horace Quiet and talkative by turns, Horace is a swell person. Deborah Lou Corey Debbie Underneath her reserved nature is a heart of gold. Maurice Coury Moose Maurice is a good athlete who wins or loses with good spirit. 61 BEST PERSONALITY Ellen Gilliam and Dean Vonetes getting our Senior rings. Sherry Dawn Craig Sherry We will always remember her slow southern speech. Susie Hanna Crowder Susie Because of Susie’s kindness and accommodation, she is held in high esteem. Lois Arline Cuddihy Lois Efficient, Lois loves to help people. Michael Dennis Cyckevic Mike Our industrious class president— Mike is a deserving boy. Ronald Wilton Davis Ronnie A dreadful tease, Ronnie is liked by all. Shirley Marie Davis Shirley Capable and co-operative, Shirley is easy-going. Ralph Debnatn Ralph Wherever there is fun, Ralph is there too. Janet Carol Dodson Janet Known for her keen wit, Janet is well-liked. 62 MOST POPULAR Margaret Moore and Ted Blanks taking College Boards, Susan Beverley Doeg Susan Vivacious and bouncy, Susan has more energy than most of us. Timothy Dunn Tim Tim’s likeable nature has en deared him to all. Alfred Jennings Eavey, Jr. Alfred Though Alfred is quiet, he’s friendly to all. Bonnie Edwards Bonnie As true and sincere a friend as you ' ll ever find. Robert Lee Ellis, Jr. Bee 3ee is the silent type—a good vorker. Henry Clyde Emerson Clyde A conscientious worker, Clyde has a great interest in life. William Martin Ewing Bill Sincere and always willing to help, Bill is well-liked by all. Mar y Etta Eyler Mary Etta Intellect and personality combined —Mary Etta truly deserves the honor of the Optimist Outstand¬ ing Senior girl. 63 MOST TALENTED Cheryl Abernathy and Walter Sheally They could charm the eyes off a snake. Christmas caroling. Gerald Cotman Fayed Nada Dean Fenn Linda Gale Forbes Jerry Nada Linda Jerry has a pleasing disposition Nada is full of fun and chatter. Linda is quiet spoken, whether in school, on the football gridiron, or baseball field. Jean Marie Ford Jeannie Cheerful and gay, Jeannie is good friend. Carl Allen Fore A1 Easy-going and kind-natured, A1 makes friends easily. Douglas Wayne Franks Doug Well-groomed and neat in every respect, Douglas deserves the honor of “Best Dressed. Janet Laverne Frazier Janet Janet is an industrious and hard¬ working girl. Gwyneth Dianne Garrett Gwyn Gwyn’s naive remarks have ad ed spice to our class. 64 MOST SINCERE Ellen Gilliam and Chuck Weston w j3PP|jj0 Which is which? our Christmas Nativity Scene, JHHHI Judith Cameron Garrett Judy iy’s fun-loving ways will give • many happy years. Charles Daniel Gegenheimer Dan Dan is known for his dependa bility. Herbert Sanford Gerhart Herb His witty remarks add a spark to any class. Ellen Bland Gilliam Ellen Good things come in small pack ages. Mary Nelson Glass Nelson Ison’s sense of humor and iousness are combined to ke a well-rounded person. William Linwood Goodsey, Jr. Lin With Lin’s determination and great personality will come a successful future. Phyllis Stewart Grant Phil Her artistic ability is one of Phyllis’ many talents. Violet Diann Grant Diann Diann is a generous and a thoughtful person. 65 “I give up; you win, Kaye” MO ST SCHOOL SPIRITED Kaye Jones and Bobby McGuire taking those awful exams. Alice Faye Greene Alice Modest and kind, a wonderful friend. Calvin Knute Griggs Calvin A talented boy, the band will miss him next year. Jack Willard Griggs, Jr. Billy Very agreeable, Jack is a non temperamental person. Sharon Leigh Hadsell Sharon A catching smile and dimples are characteristic of Sharon. Christianna Delores Hall Bonnie Talkative and conscientious. Christianna has added much to our class. Herbert Wayne Hall Wayne Miss Burch will miss his cheery Good afternoon, Miss Burch.” 66 Frances Kremer Halupka Fanny Her smile is as sincere as her heart is true. Mary Lea Hapstak Happy Her personality is marked by a cheerful disposition. FRIENDLIEST Judy Porter and Dailey Warren breaking in the lunch line. “Ah-ha, got ya’!” Kenneth Charles Harris Ken Slow to speak, slow to anger. Mary Elythia Harris Mary Mary has a certain etherial beauty. Ray Scott Harris Patricia Jeanne Harrison Ray Patty “Big” Ray and his boisterous Patty has great musical talent, fun will be missed by all. Linda Ann Heckman Linda Quiet and studious, Linda has great ambitions. Douglas Michael Helms Mike Mike is an ambitious and studi ous boy with high ideals. Francis Earl Hendrickson Frank Frank, a great tease, has a wonderful sense of humor. Harriet Elizabeth Hilliard Harriet A good sport, she takes every¬ thing with a smile. 67 MOST TALKATIVE Jean Poythress and Jimmy Williams Dial direct long distance . . . Karen Elizabeth Hinton Karen Karen is jovial, with a smile for all. Robert Allen Hobbs Bobby A hard-working person with de- termination, he should have suc¬ cess in life. Jacqueline Wray Hodge Jackie A poised manner that never breaks down is characteristic of Jackie. Carolyn Rae Hogue Carolyn Carolyn’s eyes hold promise of easy laughter. Gloria Ann Holden Ann Ann is a person of few words but many thoughts. Carlton Emmett Holland Emmett Always there when you need him. Emmett is a mainstay of the Staff. 68 Joan Lee Holman Joan Joan is a dedicated person with many admirable traits. Benjamin Harvey Holt Benji Benji is robust, talkative anc carefree. BIGGEST FLIRTS Nancy Keener and Ricky Barnes our Senior table. Brenda Jean Hoover Brenda Brenda deserves the best; her standards are above reproach. Vickie Kay Hoover Vickie Vickie’s quiet, polite manner has endeared her to all. David Philip Hope Dave Straight-forward and natural, David is popular with all. Carolyn Fay Hopkins Carolyn Carolyn takes things as they come and makes the most of them. Joyce Goodwin Hopkins Joyce Joyce is earnest and dedicated. Donald Charles Horner Donnie Always talking, always laughing, Donnie is a tremendous flirt. Stanley Otis Horner Stan More reserved than his brother, Stanley displays fine qualities of sincerity. Neil Wayne Hounshell Neil A teasing, flirtatious smile is characteristic of Neil. 69 MOST ATHLETIC Linda Baker and Bobby McGuire Gotta’ keep in shape. writing our term papers. Edward DeWitt Huggins Charles Frank Hughes Eddie Kay Huntley Victoria Anne Jackson Eddie Frank Eddie Anne Self-reliant, Eddie is a hard worker. Reserved, but dependable, you can always count on Frank. Eddie is amiable and determined. Considerate and enthusiastic, Anr is everybody ' s helper. Ronald Sherwin Jacobs Ronnie Non-temperamental, Ronnie is truly easy-going. William Darlington Jarrett B.J. His natural wit and unassuming air make him well-liked. Rebecca Lenore Jefferson Becky Becky is verbose and effervescent. Albert Wallace Johnson Buster Albert is a good sport who car tease and be teased. 70 CLASS COUPLE Joan Holman and Anton Price “Remember what I told you, Anton. It’s J. H. A. P.” singing the Alma Mater for the last time. Sharron Kaye Jones Kaye Our vivacious head cheerleader, Kaye has a deep interest in ' others. Thomas Whorton Justice Tommy Slow-moving, Tommy has a de¬ termined spirit. Alison Ginger Karnes Alison Cute and petite, Alison is a de¬ lightful person. Nancy Jeanne Keener Nancy Whenever you see personality shining through a smile, that’s Nancy. mgmm - ' William Barton Kinderman Bart Carefree, Barton does his best to make life lively for us. Margaret Elizabeth Koehler Margaret Considerate and energetic, Mar¬ garet is a grand worker. John Michael Kolek John The biggest man on the football team, John’s good nature and school spirit shine all the time. Martin Wade Lastovica Martin Martin is silent and shy, but talk¬ ative to those who know him. 71 MOST POLITE Judy Carol Lawson Judy Judy will leave an unrefillable vacancy on the basketball team. Donna Lee Donna Donna’s sweet, shy ways have endeared her to all. Gloria Jean Lee Gloria Gloria’s talents have been dis played in the choir. Wayne Coulbourn Lee Wayne We seldom see Wayne’s serious side. His life is full of talk, fun, and laughter. William Ernest Lewis Billy Billy is a likeable person who is always smiling. Frances Elizabeth Livingston Frances We will remember her dreamy eyes and pleasant smile. Dennis Wayne Loughridge Dennis A good athlete, Dennis is slow- moving everywhere except on the basketball court. Susan Beth Lyman Susan One of our few redheads, Susan is enthusiastic. 72 CLASS CLOWNS Nancy Keener and Wayne Lee What do you want to bet that she’ll let go ? the Kaleidoscope signing party. Michael Lee Mahaney Mike Forever smiling, Mike possesses a wonderful personality. Ann Louise Marks Ann Ann’s personality fits in any where; she is a fine person. Madalon Virginia Marmot Madalon Her genuine friendliness shows in her pretty smile. Clyde Thomas Mason, Jr. Sonny Sonny is forever popping up with the unexpected. Cheryl Lynne Mason Lynne Lynne is truly an individualist. Michael Carroll Mathews Mike Non-temperamental, Mike is in dependent. Ernest Holiday Maynard, Jr. Ernest Steady and calm, Ernest is loyal to his friends. James Mazacoufa Jim Thoughtful, intelligent, patient; Jimmy is wise beyond his years but careful not to show it. 73 And this is their best side. BEST LOOKING Mary Katharine Carroll and John Tidwell practicing for Class Night, Randall Glenn McDonald Randy A sincere person, Randy is always well-groomed. Patrick Henry McDonough Pat Pat has good-looks and a teas¬ ing smile. Robert Dale McGuire Bobby Bobby deserves the cheers he has received on the basketball court. To know Bobby is to like him. David Wayne McLauchlin Moe A clear thinker, David possesses a good mind. Hilda Meadows Hilda Quite shy, Hilda is often seen but seldom heard. Jane Eloise Merryman Jane Jane has a quiet tongue but a true and generous heart. 74 Charles Eugene Mills, Jr. Charlie Charles has an explosive inter¬ est in life; he is a progressive person. Jeanette Minor Jeanette Verbose, Jeanette has a zest for living. BEST DRESSED Margaret Moore and Doug Franks our Senior Party, Are they for real ? Cherryl Etta Mitchem Cherryl Sweet and faithful, Cherryl strives only for the best in life. Dewey Alan Mitehem Dewey Dewey is good natured ; an out¬ standing football player and stu¬ dent. Victoria Moogalian Vickie Happy-go-lucky and carefree, Vickie laughs at anything. Margaret Louise Moore Margaret Forever on the go, one of Mar¬ garet’s many accomplishments is her zestful cheerleading. Patricia Diane Moore Patty Pat is thoughtful and eager to please. Sandra Jean Moore Sissi Sandra is a person with a mind of her own. Katherine Kyle Mooring Kathy Kathy takes everything in her stride and is very patient. John Andrew Morgan John A purposeful person, John works tirelessly. 75 BIGGEST LOAFERS Jean Poythress and Skip Sacra “Wake-up, Skipper, you’ve slept as long as Rip.” anxiety over final exams, Reford Dale Neater Reford Reford should be admired for his industriousness. Gerald Wayne Nichols Jerry His fine character, strong will and devotion will take Gerald far. Nelford Shannon Nichols, II Shannon Although outstanding in all stud¬ ies, his interests lean toward the sciences. Shannon is a logical thinker. Partina Janette Nicholson Jan Beauty, poise, intellect and friendliness are only a few of Jan’s outstanding traits. She is a very hard working senior. William Eugene Palmer Billy Billy can either be serious or full of fun as suits the occasion. Kenneth Wade Parr Kenny Full of life, Kenny is quite an en¬ tertaining person to know. Frank Andrew Patton Pat One of the tallest boys on our basketball squad, and one that will be greatly missed. Linda Sue Perry Perry Easy-going but excitable, Linda’s search for a good time some¬ times overshadows her pursuance of study. 76 We pose for Senior pictures. those hurried days before graduation. Ella Victoria Phipps Vicki Effervescent with a smile that easily breaks into a laugh. Vicki is eager to please. Diane Marie Podlewski Ski Diane has artistic talents and a fling for designing. Judy Ruth Porter Judi A good student, Judy is also a fine leader. Ruby Mae Powers Ruby Very sedate, Rudy is apprecia¬ tive. Barbara Jean Poythress Jean Jean does not depend on tradi¬ tion but has a mind of her own ; she has driving initiative. Anton Wayne Price Anton Keen-witted, Anton is steadfast and reliant. Dave Love Rackley Dave Underneath Dave’s carefree at¬ titude is a warm person. Walter Lynn Reynolds Skip Skip has a practical attitude and good sense. 77 Between all the activities, Seniors squeeze in classes. that long awaited graduation night. Susan Curry Rickman Susan Determined and resourceful, Su san is very efficient. Danny Charles Riddle Danny Danny accomplishes things with the purpose of always striving ahead in life. Dennis Harold Riddle Dennis Dennis has a sense of humor and a striking appearance of in¬ dividuality. Henry Patrick Rimes, III Pat Persistent and practical, Pat has many friends. James Mitchell Robbins Jimmy Jimmy should go far in the field of music. Fred Lynhurst Roberts Freddie Joking and jolly, Fi ' ed is a fine friend. Nancy Weeks Rogers Nancy Neat and diminutive, Nancy is quietly efficient. She has a heart of gold and a willingness to help. James Theodore Rowsey, Jr. Ted Small but full of energy, Ted is a worthwhile friend. 78 Senior rings finally arrive. To H.H.S. we say good-bye, David Lee Ruckman Dave David never appears to have a care or burden. William Bryan Ruis, Jr. Billy Billy is kind and thoughtful. Charles Richard Sadler Ricky Charles’ greatest interest is cars. David Edward Scott David Full of merriment, David loves a good time. Dennis Franklin Scott Dennis Dennis is easy-going but ready to do his part. Linda Paige Scott Linda Always there when you need her, Linda is a good student. Emil Fred Seitz Fred Fred has a dry wit and a cute smile. David Virgil Severin Dave Nonchalant, Dave has a teasing manner. 79 As Seniors we enjoy the privilege of breaking in the lunch line. to our teachers we say thank-you. Walter French Sheally Walter Walter is devoted to music; his talent is displayed on the piano. Betty Jean Shelton Betty Betty possesses a friendly and good natured disposition. Linda Carol Sheppard Linda Sincere, usually quiet, Linda is a calm person. Carol Ann Sherlock Carol ir A deli ghtful brunette. Carol one of our prettiest girls. Candy Sue Shopshear Candy A new addition to our school. Candy has added fun to our class. Robert Edwin Sipes Bobby Bobby never shirks his duties. Virginia Lee Smiley Ginger Ginger has a likeable manner and is well worth knowing. Douglas Maurice Smith Doug Doug ' s beaming smile and pc 1 sonality make him a favori with all. 80 Linda Sue Smith Linda er eyes hold promises of easy ughter. Allan Karnes Sordelett Allan Quietly and calmly, Allan went about his work with purposeful accomplishment. Phyllis Ann Spivey Phyllis We predict Phyllis will succeed in the field of art. Valerie Stabile Valerie Valerie is cooperative, quiet and interesting. Betty Jean Stancil Jeannie Actions speak louder than words” ;ems to be Betty’s motto. Walter Jay Stewart Jay Jay’s personality is loaded with wit and laughter. Martha Anne Stoke Martha Always happy and full of merri¬ ment, Martha is a quick thinker. Michelle Linda Straccioni Michelle Michelle is an excellent student who has made definite contribu¬ tions to H.H.S. She is efferves¬ cent and excitable. 81 The reward for all these years of work— being accepted to college. we offer this Ruth Pritchett Streeter Ruthie Cynthia Patricia Sublette Cynthia David Brian Sullivan David Joan Katherine Sullivan Kathy Ruthie possesses dignity, original¬ ity, and an indescribable charm of friendliness. One of our most outstanding Seniors, she deserves the best of everything. Petite and demure, Cynthia has laughing eyes. By his will to do and his ambi¬ tion, David will go far. In Kathy’s gentleness there is gracious charm. Robert Lee Sutton Bobby Bobby’s catching grin shows a laughing personality. Douglas Swift Doug Douglas is one who enjoys life and is, in turn, enjoyed by all. Joe Burke Tate, Jr. J. B. A truly wonderful friend, J. B. is natural and frank. Ronald Roy Tatum Ronnie A true sport who takes victory and defeat with a smile. 82 i Patricia Jean Taylor Pat With kindness and gentleness, Pat does so many nice things for us. Judith Kay Thomas Judy Judy is a girl of efficiency; a grand sport. Monte Thomas Monte Considerate and thoughtful, Monte has ambition to reach the heights. John William Tidwell, Jr. John John’s good looks are exceeded only by his sense of humor. Ronald William Tush Ronnie Ronnie is endowed with a pleas¬ ing disposition and the will to do right. Dean Alfred Vonetes Deanie Super-talented, Dean is a born leader. He is at home on the football field as well as at an S.C.A. meeting. Janet Lee Walker Janet Neat, cheerful, always ready to go, Janet is a fine friend. Hugh Dailey Warren Dailey Dailey has a friendly disposi¬ tion and an appreciative sense of humor. 83 As seniors we meet on the football field to sing the Alma Mater after the last football game. use to the utmost your talents. Edward Nathaniel Warren Eddie With his winning charm, Eddie will never be at a loss for friends. Thelma Elizabeth Watko Thelma Neat and gracious, Thelma is an inspiration to everyone. Helen Trula Webb Helen Helen’s character enhances her personality. Jack Welsby Jack Jack possesses a personality that brightens up any class. Charles Lee Weston Chuck Sports and fun are Chuck’s pas¬ times. James Sherman Williams Jimmy Jimmy finds humor in most any situation. Phyllis Ann Williams Phyllis Phyllis is a girl of even demean¬ or. Richard Lee Williams Richard An outstanding trackman, Rich ard shows good spirit. 84 y. Xw J £ ML pmv ; k i Class Colors: Gold and White Class Flower: Peace Rose Class Motto: ' They build too low who build beneath the stars. strive to better yourself and your school. Marla Cheryl Willis Marla Marla is a generous and thought ful person to know. Maurice Lincke Wilson Maurice With a glib tongue, Maurice can talk himself out of almost any situation. Billie Jean Wood Billie Attractive and neat, her consid¬ eration has won our high esteem. Betty Jane Woodle Betty Betty is a pretty girl who is a joy to know. I Sandra Leigh Wrenn Sandra Well-dressed, Sandra is one of our more fashionable seniors. Ronald Wright Ronnie Ronnie has a quiet air and a de¬ termined spirit. 85 Sen or directory Abernathy, Cheryl Faye Homeroom Vice-President; SCA Representa¬ tive; FHA, Reporter; Pep Club; French Cir¬ cle; Chaplain; Spanish Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, President (Charter Member) ; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Thought Chairman and Vice-Presi¬ dent; Homeroom Secretary; Junior Class Executive Committee member; Junior Class Beauty Contest Soliciting Committee Chair¬ man; FTA; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Homecoming Princess; KALEI DOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Editor; Various committees for Class Projects; Senior Superlative and Junior Class Popularity Con¬ test, “Most Talented”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Adams, Ervin George Spanish Club; Hi-Y. Akers, Patricia Elaine Junior Choir; Senior Choir; VOT; FBLA. Alexander, Diana Rose Various Committees for Class Projects. Allen, Rose Marie Senior Choir; Transfer Student. Anderson, John Dieter J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Various com¬ mittees for Class Projects. Andres, Thomas Keith Various Committees for Class Projects. Angle, Jerry Lee Senior Choir; Homeroom President, Vice- President; FTA, Vice-President, and Treas¬ urer; National Honor Society. Atwood, John Floyd Various Committees for Class Projects. Baker, Linda Lee SCA Representative; Latin Forum; Science Club; J.V. Hockey, Co-Captain; J.V. Basket¬ ball, Co-Captain; Varsity Softball, Co-Captain; All Prep Hockey, 1963; Girls’ Monogram Club, Treasurer and Vice-President; Sophomore Class Executive Committee; Junior Class Executive Committee; Kappa Lambda Tri- Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; Varsity Hockey, Co- Captain; Varsity Basketball; Homecoming Princess; Junior Popularity Contest, Senior Superlative, “Most Athletic.” Barnes, William Richard, 3rd 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Var¬ sity Basketball; Golf; Homeroom President and Vice-President; Sophomore Executive Committee member; 8th Grade Track; Junior Popularity Contest, “Most Talented” and “Biggest Flirt”; Senior Superlative, “Biggest Flirt.” Barnwell, Karan Sue Latin Forum; SCA Traffc Squad and Assem¬ bly Squad ; Tatler Staff; FBLA ; Homeroom President; Pep Club; Decorating Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom. Beauchemin, Edmond Peter J.V. Football; J.V. Track; SCA, Assembly Squad. Belcher, Jerry Randall Marching Band ; Concert Band; Spanish Club; Science Club; FTA; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Various Homeroom Committees. Bertram, Diana Elizabeth Pep Club; French Circle, Reporter; Drama Guild, “Best Actress”; 3rd Prize Science Fair; Homeroom Chaplain; Spanish Club, Treasurer. Birchett, Michael Lynne D.E. Club. Blackmon, Allen Peter Science Club; H.H.S. Gymnastic Team, Co- Captain. Blanks, Ted Patterson Homeroom President; 8th Grade Track; J.V. Football; SCA Representative, Vice-President, Sanitation Squad Chairman; Key Club, Vice- President; Pep Club; Various Committees for Class Projects; Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Superla¬ tive, “Most Popular” and “Best All-Around”; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Blevins, Gregory Stephen 8th Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Track; Library Assistant; Science Club. Boice, Gary Scott Science Club; Hi-Y. Boiler, Gary Various Committees for Class Projects. Blount, Thomas Robertson, Jr. Varsity Football; SCA Assembly Squad. 86 Senior Directory Boss, Betsy Lynn Homeroom Chaplain, Secretary; Drama Guild, “Best Supporting Actress,” 1963-64; Latin Forum, Vice-President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Circulations Manager; Pep Club; Senior Choir; Tatler Staff, a “Devil” Mascot of Cheering Squad; Junior Choir; Homecom¬ ing Princess; Various Committees for Class Projects; FT A; Delegate to TTA of VEA Con¬ vention; H.H.S. Folksingers. Bradley, Faith Elizabeth Junior Choir; Senior Choir; FBLA; Junior Float Committee. Branford, Merikay FHA; Transfer from Wheat Ridge High School. Brockwell, Billie Louise Latin Forum; French Circle, Vice-President; Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter. Brockwell, Linda Sue FHA, President; FBLA, Vice-President; Science Club; Pep Club; Dance and Float Committees; Library Staff; Drama Guild; Tatler Staff; VOT. Brooker, Martha Imogene SCA Representative; Homeroom President; Latin Forum; Sophomore Class Secretary; French Circle; Pep Club; Delegate to SCA Conventions; Homecoming Princess; Chair¬ man of Various Committees; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Brown, Patricia Various Committees for Class Projects. Buffo, Joseph Mariano Senior Marching Band. Burdette, Glenn Isaac Varsity Baseball; J.V. Baseball; Homeroom Secretary. Burge, Richard Lee 8th Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Track. Burian, Henry Frederick Various Committees for Class Projects. Carroll, Mary Katharine FHA; Latin Forum; SCA Representative; Homeroom Secretary; Sophomore Executive Board Member; Junior Tri-Hi-Y (Charter Member), Point Chairman; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; 2nd Run¬ ner-up, “Sophomore Sweetheart” ; “Miss Hope- well High School” ; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Various Committees for Class Projects; Senior Superlative, “Best Looking.” Casey, Gerald Thomas D.O. Club. Clements, Patricia Anne Choir; VOT; FBLA. Cooke, Judith Ann Drama Guild; Latin Forum. Cooper, Horace Lionel Junior Choir; Senior Choir. Corey, Deborah Lou Homeroom Secretary; Girls’ J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Homecoming Princess. Coury, Maurice 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Golf; Key Club, Treasurer; Home¬ room President, and Secretary; Homecoming Escort. Cox, Ronald Ray D.O. Club; Varsity Football; Library Assist¬ ant . Craig, Sherry Dawn Transfer Student from Dublin High School; Pep Club; Drama Guild; VOT. Crowder, Susie Hanna Senior Choir. Cuddihy, Lois Arline VOT; SCA Representative. Cyckevic, Michael Dennis Homeroom President; Drama Guild ; Pep Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Editor; National Honor Society, Graduation Marshal; Hi-Y (Charter Member), Parliamentarian, Secretary; Junior Class Executive Board Mem¬ ber; Senior Class President; American Legion Boys’ State Delegate; Optimist, “Boy of the Year”; Homecoming Escort; Decorations Chairman for Jr.-Sr. Prom; Junior Popularity Contest, “Most Polite”; Senior Superlative, “Most Dependable” and “Most Likely to Suc¬ ceed”; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” 87 Senior Director Davis, Ronald Wilton D.E. Club, Program Committee, Social Com¬ mittee, Chairman of Membership Committee; Various Other Committees for Class Projects. Davis, Shirley Marie Drama Guild; D. E. Club. Debnam, Ralph Marching Ban d; Science Club; Spanish Club; Library Staff. Dodson, Janet Carol SCA Representative; French Circle; Science Club; Library Assistant; Homecoming Prin¬ cess. Doeg, Susan Beverly Homeroom Secretary; Pep Club; FTA, Re¬ porter; J.V. Cheerleader; FBLA. Dunn, Timothy FBLA, Reporter, Region Reporter; Hi-Y Treasurer; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track; Senior Band; Library Staff. Eavey, Alfred Jennings, Jr. Various Committees for Class Projects. Edwards, Bonnie Various Committees for Class Projects. Ellis, Robert Lee, Jr. D.E. Club. Emerson, Henry Clyde J.V. Football; 8th Grade Track; Manager of Varsity Track; Monogram Club; Varsity Foot¬ ball ; SCA Representative; SCA Representative to the State Workshop at Radford; SCA Re¬ porter; Homeroom President, and Vice-Presi¬ dent; Variety Show Stage Manager; Various Class Committees and SCA Committees. Ewing, William Martin Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Science Club; J.V. Baseball; Golf; French Circle; Homecoming Escort. Eyler, Mary Etta Transfer from Alleghany High School; Latin Forum; Science Club; Girls’ Varsity Basket¬ ball ; Junior Class Secretary; SCA District Representative; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, President; Delegate to Model General Assembly; National Honor Society; Senior Class Secretary; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organizations Editor; Delegate to Junior Science and Humanities Symposium; Homecoming Princess; Optimist “Girl of the Year”; Junior Popularity Contest, “Most In¬ tellectual”; “Best All-Around”; Senior Su¬ perlative, “Best All-Around” and “Most Out¬ standing”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Fayed, Gerald Cotman J.V. Baseball; J.V. Football; Homeroom Presi¬ dent; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Golf; Monogram Club. Fenn, Nada Dean Homeroom Chaplain, Secretary, Vice-Presi¬ dent; VOT; FBLA; Delegate to Brotherhood Convention. Forbes, Linda Gale Homeroom President, and Vice-President; Latin Forum; Senior Choir. Ford, Jean Marie Pep Club; Spanish Club; Committees for Class Projects. Fore, Carl Allen Homeroom President; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom; Jr. Float Committee; Usher for Junior Class Beauty Contest. Franks, Douglas Wayne Homeroom President; Pep Club; Hi-Y (Char¬ ter Member) ; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Classes Editor; Sophomore Executive Com¬ mittee; Sophomore and Jr.-Sr. Dance Com¬ mittees; Planning Session Co-ordinator and Delegate to Regional Brotherhood Conven¬ tion; Homecoming Escort; Junior Popularity Contest, “Most Original,” and “Best Dressed”; Senior Superlative, “Best Dressed”; Candi¬ date for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Frazier, Janet Laverne KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Editor; National Honor Society; Science Club, Presi¬ dent; Girls’ Grand Prize and First Place Phy¬ sical Science Award in Regional Science Fair; Representative to Science and Humanities Symposium; French Circle; Latin Forum; SCA and Class Committees. Garrett, Gwyneth Dianne Homeroom Secretary; French Circle; Science Club; FTA, Reporter; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sports Editor; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y (Charter Member) ; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; 88 Sen or Directory Tatler Staff; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y; Key Club; Various Committees for Class Projects; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Garrett, Judith Cameron Transfer from Miami High School; D.O. Club. Gegenheimer, Charles Daniel Drama Guild; D.E. Club; Library Staff; D.E. Club President. Gerhart, Herbert Sanford Various Committees for Class Projects. Gilliam, Ellen Bland SCA Representative; Homeroom President; Latin Forum, Chaplain, Vice-President, Presi¬ dent; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Assistant Business Manager, Business Man¬ ager; National Honor Society; Runner-up to “Sophomore Sweetheart”; W.W.W. History Award Recipient; Representative to Virginia Girls’ State; Homecoming Princess; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Most Sincere”; Senior Superlative, “Best Personality”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleido¬ scope.” Glass, Mary Nelson Pep Club; FHA; Science Club; Junior Tri- Hi-Y, Treasurer; French Circle; FTA, Re¬ porter; Homeroom President, Secretary; SCA Representative; J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader; Delegate to Regional Brother¬ hood Convention; Delegate to Virginia Girls’ State; 1st Runner-up Homecoming Queen; Junior Popularity Contest ' Best Dressed” and “Biggest Flirt.” Godsey, William Linwood, Jr. J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Homeroom President; Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Grant, Phyllis Stewart Transfer from R. B. Worthy High School, Saltville, Va.; Choir; FHA. Grant, Violet Diann FHA; VOT; FBLA; Tatler Staff. Greene, Alice Faye FBLA. Griggs, Calvin Knute Homeroom President; Marching Band; Con¬ cert Band; Drum Major; All State Band, Rep¬ resentative; SCA Representative; Various Commitees for Class Projects; Junior Popu¬ larity Contest, “Best Dancer.” Griggs, Jack Willard, Jr. D.O. Club; J.V. Football. Hadsell, Sharon Leigh D.E. Club, Treasurer; Drama Guild, Reporter. Hall, Christianna Delores Girls’ Varsity Basketball; Girls’ Softball; Science Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. Hall, Herbert Wayne Transfer from Parry McCluer High School, Buena Vista, Va. Halupka, Frances Kremer Homeroom Secretary; Latin Forum; French Circle; Sophomore Class Executive Commit¬ tee; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Sophomore Dance Decoration Committee; Senior Execu¬ tive Committee; French Circle, Secretary; Various Committees for Class Projects. Hapstak, Mary Lea FHA Treasurer, Vice-President, President; Science Club; Latin Forum; Pep Club; Drama Guild. Harris, Kenneth Charles Band; National Honor Society. Harris, Mary Elythia FTA; FBLA, Treasurer; FHA; Tatler Staff; Junior Class Float Committee. Harris, Ray Scott 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Baseball; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Basket¬ ball; Varsity Baseball. Harrison, Patricia Jeanne Transfer Student; Junior Choir; Senior Choir, Accompanist; Homeroom Secretary; Softball Manager; French Circle. Heckman, Linda Ann F.H.A. Treasurer; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secretary; Homeroom Secretary; National Honor Society. Helms, Douglas Michael Transfer from Maury High School, Norfolk, 89 Senior Ibirectory Va.; Spanish Club; Science Club; Latin Forum; Hi-Y; Decoration Committee for Jr.- Sr. Prom; Usher for Junior Class Beauty Con¬ test ; Usher for Graduation; National Honor Society. Hendrickson, Francis Earl D.O. Club. Hilliard, Harriet Elizabeth F.H.A., Chaplain and Historian; D.O. Club; Science Club; Pep Club; Latin Forum; J.V. Hockey; Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects. Hinton, Karen Elizabeth Drama Guild; Pep Club; FBLA, Social Chair¬ man, Vice-President; Homeroom Secretary; Tatler Staff. Hobbs, Robert Allen Library Assistant. Hodge, Jacqueline Wray J.V. Head Cheerleader; Homeroom Treasurer and Secretary; Junior Class Executive Com¬ mittee; French Circle; Jr.-Sr. Prom Commit¬ tee; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Pep Club; FBLA; SCA Representative; Senior Executive Board Member; 2nd Runner-up to “Homecom¬ ing Queen”; Various Committees. Hogue, Carolyn Rae Choir; Tatler Staff; FBLA; Drama Guild; Decorations Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom ; Com¬ mittee for Float; SCA Traffic Squad; Pep Club; Among the Top Eight in the Junior Class Beauty Contest. Holden, Gloria Ann Transfer from Brevard High School, Brevard, N. C. Holland, Carlton Emmett Homeroom President; J.V. Baseball; Pep Club; Decoration Committee for Junior Beauty Contest, and Jr.-Sr. Prom; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Photographer; Homecoming Escort; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Holman, Joan Lee SCA Traffic Squad, Clean-Up Committees; FBLA ; Pep Club; Homecoming Princess; Tat¬ ler Staff; Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Cutest Couple” with Anton Price. Holt, Benjamin Harvey Band; J.V. Football; Football, Manager; J.V. Baseball. Hoover, Brenda Jean Homeroom President, Secretary; SCA Repre¬ sentative ; SCA Secretary; Latin Forum; French Circle; Girls’ Softball Manager; Mono¬ gram Club; Delegate to SCA District Conven¬ tion, State Conference, and Foreign Forum; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Circulations Man¬ ager ; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Hospital Chair¬ man ; National Honor Society; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; Homecoming Princess. Hoover, Vickie Kay J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; Homeroom President; Science Club; Science Fair 2nd Place Winner; FBLA, President; U.N. Test Winner (Local); Monogram Club; Homecom¬ ing Princess; Various Committees for Class Projects; National Honor Society. Hope, David Philip H.H.S. Marching Band; Spanish Club, Presi¬ dent and Vice-President; Science Club, Vice- President. Hopkins, Carolyn Fay FBLA. Hopkins, Joyce Goodwin H.H.S. Band; D.O. Club; Science Club; Latin Forum. Horner, Donald Charles 8th Grade Track, Letterman; SCA Repre¬ sentative; Monogram Club; Homecoming Es¬ cort. Horner, Stanley Otis 8th Grade Track; Varsity Track, Letterman; Key Club, President; Junior Executive Com¬ mittee ; Monogram Club; Homecoming Escort. Hounshell, Neil Wayne Transfer Student; D.E. Club, Historian; Drama Guild; Various Class Projects. Huggins, Edward DeWitt H.H.S. Band; Science Club; Latin Forum. Hughes, Charles Frank SCA Representative; Homeroom President and Vice-President; J.V. Baseball. 90 Senior Oirecionj Huntley, Eddie Kay Various Committees for Class Projects. Jackson, Victoria Anne SCA Representative; Homeroom Secretary; FBLA; Various Class Activities. Jacobs, Ronald Sherwin J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Football; Varsity Track, Most Improved. Jarrett, William Darlington Various Committees for Class Projects. Jefferson, Rebecca Lenore FBLA; Tatler Staff; FHA. Johnson, Albert Wallace Latin Forum; Varsity Football. Jones, Sharron Kaye J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Head Cheerleader; Homeroom Secretary and Representative; 1st Runner-Up to “Miss H.H.S.”; Junior Popular¬ ity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Most School Spirited”. Justice, Thomas Whorton H.H.S. Marching Band; Concert Band; Span¬ ish Club; Science Club. Karnes, Alison Ginger Homeroom Vice-President and President; Pep Club; Latin Forum; Various Committees for Class Projects. Keener, Nancy Jeanne Pep Club; Drama Guild; Homeroom Secre¬ tary; SCA Representative; J.V. Cheerleader; Choir; Library Assistant; Committees for Class Projects; Junior Popularity Contest; “Most Talkative” and “Wittiest”, Senior Sup¬ erlative, “Class Clown” and “Biggest Flirt”. Kinderman, William Barton Senior Band. Koehler, Margaret Elizabeth H.H.S. Marching Band; Concert Band; Latin Forum; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain ;Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Points Chairman and Welfare Chair¬ man; Tri-Hi-Y, Key Club, Chaplain; Junior Class Executive Board; FTA; Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects. Kolek, John Michael 8th Grade Track; Varsity Track; Varsity Football; Boys’ Monogram Club. Lastovica, Martin Wade Various Committees for Class Projects. Lawson, Judy Carol FTA, Historian; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Bas¬ ketball; Junior and Senior Band; Latin For¬ um; Monogram Club, Vice-President; Home¬ room Secretary; Homecoming Princess; Var¬ ious Class Projects. Lee, Donna FHA; Science Club; Pep Club; Junior Choir; Homeroom Secretary; FBLA, President and Parliamentarian; V.O.T.; Homecoming Prin¬ cess. Lee, Gloria Jean Junior Choir; Sophomore Float Committee, Refreshment Committee and Decorations Committee for Dance; Junior Float Commit¬ tee; French Circle; Senior Choir; D. 0. Club; Homecoming Princess. Lee, Wayne Coulbourn Homeroom President; SCA Representative; 8th Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Boys’ Monogram Club; Science Club; Pep Club; Key Club; Junior Class Executive Committee; Junior Popularity Contest, “Wit¬ tiest” ; Senior Superlative; “Class Clown”; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope”. Lewis, William Ernest Varsity Track; Committees for Class Projects. Livingston, Frances Elizabeth Committees for Class Projects. Lockhart, Patricia Anne D.E. Club, Reporter and Executive Commit¬ tee. Loughridge, Dennis Wayne J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Homecoming Escort. Lyman, Susan Beth Pep Club; Junior Band; FBLA; Sophomore Decorating Committee; Jr-Sr. Prom Decorat¬ ing Committee. Mahaney, Michael Lee 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Var- 91 Senior sity Basketball; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Base¬ ball; Key Club; SCA Representative; Home¬ room President; Pep Club; Monogram Club; Golf Team. Marks, Ann Louise Tatler Staff; SCA Representative; Homeroom Vice-President, and Secretary; Sophomore Ex¬ ecutive Committee; FTA; Latin Forum, Chap¬ lain; Pep Club; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, His¬ torian; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secretary, (Charter Member) ; Homecoming Princess. Marmol, Madalon Virginia FHA; Homeroom Secretary; D.O. Club, Chap¬ lain; Committees for Homeroom Projects. Mason, Clyde Thomas, Jr. Committees for Class Projects. Mason, Cheryl Lynne SCA Representative; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; FBLA. Mathews, Michael Carroll Spanish Club; Science Club; Drama Guild; Homeroom President. Maynard, Ernest Holiday, Jr. Various Committees for Class Projects. Mazacoufa, James Key Club; Latin Forum; Science Club; Drama Guild, Sargeant-At-Arms, President, Assistant Director of “Teahouse of the August Moon”; Delegate to State Drama Festival; “Best Sup¬ porting Actor” 1963-64, 8th Grade Drama Sponsor; Junior Class Executive Board; M.C. For 1964 H.H.S. Beauty Pageant; Choir; 8th Grade Track; American History Award Reci¬ pient ; Senior Class Executive Board; Presi¬ dent’s Council Homecoming Escort; FTA. McDonald, Randall Glenn SCA Representative; Homeroom President; Delegate to Regional Brotherhood Convention; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Drama Guild; Latin Forum; Hi-Y, (Charter Member), President; Inter-Club Council, President; Assembly Squad; Homecoming Escort; Junior Populari¬ ty Contest, “Most Sincere”. McDonough, Patrick Henry J.V. Baseball; Latin Forum; Science Club; Key Club, Secretary; Golf; Homecoming Es¬ cort. Directory McGuire, Robert Dale 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Var¬ sity Basketball; 8th Grade Track; J.V. Track; Varsity Track; Key Club; Pep Club; Sopho¬ more Class, Vice-President; SCA Representa¬ tive; Monogram Club; Junior Executive Com¬ mittee; Junior Popularity Contest, and Senior Superlative, “Most Spirited” and “Most Ath¬ letic”. McLauchlin, David Wayne Science Club. Meadows, Hilda Various Committees for Class Projects. Merryman, Jane Eloise VOT; FBLA. Mills, Charles Eugene, Jr. D.E. Club, Reporter; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Drama Guild; Pep Club; Various Com¬ mittees for Class Projects. Minor, Jeanette J.V. Basketball; Junior Choir. Mitchem, Cherryl Etta Various Committees for Class Projects. Mitchem, Dewey Alan Varsity Football, Best Blocker; Second Team All-District, Second Team Tri-City, 1964; Hi- Y. Moogalian, Victoria Science Club; Drama Guild; Pep Club; Latin Forum; French Circle; J.V. Basketball; Var¬ sity Basketball; FHA. Moore, Margaret Louise Homeroom Secretary; Latin Forum; SCA Rep¬ resentative; Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary; Head J.V. Cheerleader; Head Var¬ sity Cheerleader; “Sophomore Sweetheart”; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sports Editor; “Homecoming Queen”; Junior Popu larity Con¬ test, “Most Popular” and “Cutest”; Senior Superlative, “Most Popular” and “Best Dress¬ ed”. Moore, Patricia Diane Transfer student; Science Club; FTA. Moore, Sandra Jean Homeroom Secretary; FBLA; VOT. 92 Senior directory Mooring, Katherine Kyle FHA; SCA Representative; Homeroom Presi¬ dent. Morgan, John Andrew Eighth Grade Football; Science Club. Nester, Reford Dale I. C.T. Nichols, Gerald Wayne Latin Forum; Science Club; FTA; Homecom¬ ing Escort. Nichols, Nelford Shannon, II Science Club; Latin Forum, Vice-President; Hi-Y, Vice-President; FTA, Secretary, Chap¬ lain, President, Member-at-Large of State FTA; SCA Representative; Vice-President of Junior Class; Va. Boys’ State; Marching Band; Concert Band; Homecoming Escort; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Super¬ lative, “Most Intellectual”. Nicholson, Partina Janette Homeroom President, Secretary; Executive Committee; Latin Forum; French Circle; Pep Club; Drama Guild, Secretary; Junior Tri-Hi- Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Tatler Staff; Na¬ tional Honor Society, Secretary; KALEIDOS¬ COPE STAFF, Junior Assistant to the Edi¬ tors, Co-Editor; J.V. Cheerleader; Halloween Queen; Homecoming Princess; Junior Popu¬ larity Contest, “Best Personality” and “Friendliest”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleido¬ scope.” Palmer, William Eugene Concert Band; Marching Band. Parr, Kenneth Wade 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Homeroom President; Hi - Y; Monogram Club; Homecoming Escort. Patton, Frank Andrew J. V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball. Perry, Linda Sue Transfer Student; Latin Forum; Science Club; Monogram Club; J.V. Hockey, Co-Captain; Varsity Hockey; FBLA; French Circle, Chap¬ lain; Various Committees for Class Projects. Phipps, Ella Victoria J.V. Cheerleader; Junior Choir; SCA Repre¬ sentative ; Science Club; Pep Club; SCA Chap¬ lain ; Sophomore Dance Decoration Commit¬ tee ; Homeroom Secretary; FBLA; Tatler Staff, Circulations Assistant, Class Reporter; Junior Beauty Contest Decorations Commit¬ tee ; Drama Guild; French Circle Secretary; Senior Choir; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Most Polite”; Miss Noel. Podlewski, Diane Marie Homeroom Secretary, President; French Cir¬ cle ; Tatler Staff; Girls’ Basketball Manager; Pep Club, Secretary; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; KALEI¬ DOSCOPE STAFF, Classes Editor; Decora¬ tions Committee for Junior Class Beauty Con¬ test, and Jr-Sr. Prom; National Honor Society; Delegate to Brotherhood Convention; Junior Popularity Contest, “Best Dancer”, and “Most Original”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”. Porter, Judy Ruth J.V. Hockey; J.V. Basketball, Co-Captain; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; Latin Forum; Monogram Club, Secretary; National Honor Society, President; Homeroom Secre¬ tary; FBLA, Reporter; Tatler Staff; Varsity Hockey, Co-Captain; Homecoming Princess; Various Committees For Class Projects; Sen¬ ior Superlative, “Friendliest”. Powers, Ruby Mae Library Staff. Poythress, Barbara Jean Pep Club; Drama Guild; Hockey Manager; Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Various Committees for Class Projects; Dele¬ gate to National Conference of Christians and Jews; Homecoming Princess; Junior Populari¬ ty Contest, “Biggest Loafer”; Senior Superla¬ tive, “Most Talkative” and “Biggest Loafer”. Price, Anton Wayne Homeroom President; 8th Grade Track; Var¬ sity Track; Sophomore Executive Committee; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Junior Popu¬ larity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Cutest Couple” with Joan Holman. Rackley, Dave Love 8th Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football, Co-Captain; Track. Reynolds, Walter Lynn Spanish Club; Science Club; SCA Representa¬ tive ; Golf; 8th Grade Basketball; Homeroom President; Drama Guild. 93 Senior directory Rickman, Susan Curry Pep Club; VOT; FBLA. Rideout, Dorothy Juanita FHA, Historian, Reporter; Tatler Staff. Riddle, Danny Charles Concert Band; Marching Band; Science Club; Homeroom President. Riddle, Dennis Harold Various Committees for Class Projects. Rimes, Henry Patrick, III Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Key Club; Assembly Squad; Varsity Baseball Manager; Monogram Club; Decorations Chair¬ man for SCA Variety Show; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Robbins, James Mitchell Concert Band ; Marching Band; Science Club; Hi-Y. Roberts, Fred Lynhurst Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Key Club. Rogers, Nancy Weeks FHA, Chapter President, Secretary, Reporter, Federation President, State Officer Candidate for Treasurer; SCA Representative; National Honor Society, Graduation Marshal; Home¬ room President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Junior Sports Assistant, Co-Editor; French Circle, Chaplain; Latin Forum; Pep Club; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Home¬ coming Princess; Various Committees for Class Projects; Candidate for “Miss Kaleido¬ scope”. Rowsey, James Theodore, Jr. 8th Grade Basketball; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball. Ruckman, David Lee Transfer Student. Ruis, William Bryan, Jr. Junior Band; Senior Band; Science Club; Latin Forum. Sadler, Charles Richard Various Committees for Class Activities. Scott, David Edward Various Committees for Class Projects. Scott, Dennis Franklin Various Class Projects. Scott, Linda Paige French Circle, President, and Treasurer; Sci¬ ence Club; Pep Club; FBLA, Treasurer; Tatler Staff; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Classes As¬ sistant Editor; Junior Class Beauty Contest Decorations Committee; Regional FBLA Spell¬ ing Contest, Second Place; Junior Choir; Sen¬ ior Choir, Section Leader and Ticket Commit¬ tee ; National Honor Society. Seitz, Emil Fred 8th Grade Basketball; Football; Spanish Club; Latin Forum; Various Committees. Severin, David Virgil Transfer from Prince George; Homeroom President, Vice-President; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Var¬ sity Baseball; Science Club; Various Commit¬ tees for Class Projects. Sheally, Walter F. Varsity Baseball; Senior Choir; Spanish Club; Various Committees for Class Projects; Senior Superlative, “Most Talented”. Shelton, Betty Jean Homeroom Secretary; Various Committees for Class Projects. Sheppard, Linda Carol Library Assistant; VOT. Sherlock, Carol Ann Homeroom Secretary; 2nd Runner-Up to “Miss H.H.S.” Shopshear, Candy Sue Transfer Student from Hawaii; Various com¬ mittees for Class Projects. Sipes, Robert Edwin J.V. Football; J.V. Track; D.E. Club. Smiley, Virginia Lee Decoration Committee for Jr-Sr. Prom and Sophomore Dance; D.O. Club, Parliamentar¬ ian. Smith, Douglas Maurice SCA Representative; D.O. Club; ICT; Various Committees; worked for Variety Show. 94 enior r Director Smith, Linda Sue FBLA, Historian; Tatler Staff, Assistant Editor; Concert Band; Marching Band, Head Majorette; Homeroom Secretary. Sordelett, Allan Karnes Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secre¬ tary; SCA Assembly Squad; Pep Club; Hi-Y, Chaplain; Decorations Committee for Sopho¬ more and Junior Float Committee; Beauty Contest and Junior-Senior Prom Committees; Usher for Beauty Contest, and Graduation; National Honor Society. Spivey, Phyllis Ann KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Editor; Homeroom Secretary; Drama Guild; Library Club; Spanish Club; Art Club, Secretary; Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee. Stancil, Betty Jean Various Committees for Class Projects. Stewart, Walter Jay Committees for Class Projects. Stoke, Martha Anne Transfer Student; Committees for Class Pro¬ jects. Straccioni, Michelle Linda Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Delegate to SCA District Convention; Repre¬ sentative to Foreign Forum; National Honor Society, Secretary; Drama Guild; French Cir¬ cle ; Library Assistant; Sophomore Class Ex¬ ecutive Committee; Junior Executive Board; Science Club; Committees for Class Projects; Homecoming Princess; Senior Superlative, “Most Intellectual”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope. Streeter, Ruth Pritchett Latin Forum, Treasurer; Drama Guild, Treas¬ urer; Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary; Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Pep Club; FHA, Vice-President; Homecoming Princess; Junior popularity Contest, “Most Dependable”; Senior Superlative, “Most De¬ pendable” and “Most Likely to Succeed”; Can¬ didate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”. Sublette, Cynthia Patricia Varsity Hockey, Manager; Homeroom Secre¬ tary, President; SCA Representative; Home¬ coming Princess; Various Class Committees. Sullivan, David Brian Committees for Class Projects. Sullivan, Joan Katherine Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Sophomore Refreshment and Decoration Committees; Various Class Pro¬ jects. Sutton, Robert Lee Football; Homeroom President; D.E. Club, Vice-President; Boys’ Monogram Club. Swift, Douglas Various Committees for Class Projects. Tate, Joe Burke, Jr. Science Club; Spanish Club. Tatum, Ronald Ray J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Science Club. Taylor, Patricia Jean Spanish Club; Pep Club; FBLA; Tatler Staff; Library Club; Band; VOT; Decorations Com¬ mittee for Sophomore Dance. Thomas, Judith Kay D.O. Club, Treasurer; J.V. Hockey; F.H.A.; Homeroom Chaplain. Thomas, Monte J.V. Baseball; Gymnastic Team; Science Club; Dance Committees. Tidwell, John William, Jr. Committees for Class Projects; Homecom¬ ing Escort; Junior Popularity Contest and Senior Superlative, “Cutest”. Trivett, Warren C., Jr. FTA, Reporter; Drama Guild. Tush, Ronald William J.V. Football; Science Club. Vonetes, Dean Alfred J.V. Football; 8th Grade Football; 8th Grade Track; Varsity Football; 8th and 9th Grade Grand Award in Science Fair; Homeroom Vice - President, Vice - President; Varsity Track; 9th Grade Special Award in Science Fair; Sophomore Executive Board; Dance Ticket Committee Chairman; Float Chair- 95 Senior Directory man; Delegate to SCA District Convention, SCA State Convention, SCA Workshop; SCA President; Junior Class President; Delegate to Model General Assembly; Hi-Y, (Charter Member) ; Monogram Club; Junior Popularity Contest, “Most Dependable” and “Best Per¬ sonality” ; Senior Superlative, “Best Personal¬ ity”, and “Most Outstanding”; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope”. Walker, Janet Lee Homeroom Secretary, Chaplain; Choir; Latin Forum; Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects. Warren, Hugh Dailey Homeroom Vice-President; Drama Guild; D.O. Club, President, Boy of the Year; Co- Chairman of Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee; Decorations Committee, Junior Class Beauty Contest; Senior Class Executive Committee; Senior Superlative, “Friendliest.” Warren, Edward Nathaniel J.V. Baseball; Varsity Football; Senior Choir; D.O. Club. Watko, Thelma Elizabeth J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; J.V. Basket¬ ball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; FHA; Monogram Club; F.B.L.A., Secretary; Tatler Staff, Business Manager. Webb, Helen Trula FTA; VOT. Welsby, Jack Homeroom Vice-President; J.V. Football; 8th Grade Basketball; Senior Choir; Homecoming Escort; Various Committees for Class Proj¬ ects. Weston, Charles Lee Varsity Football; Homeroom Vice-President; Homecoming Escort; Various Committees for Class Projects; Senior Choir; Senior Superla¬ tive, “Most Polite” and “Most Sincere”. Williams, James Sherman Science Club; Drama Guild; Latin Forum; SCA Representative; Tatler Staff, Reporter, Circulations Manager; Pep Club; Key Club. Chaplain; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Assist¬ ant to the Photographer, and Organizations Editor; Junior Class Executive Committee; Decorations Committee for Junior Beauty Contest, and Junior-Senior Prom; Junior Class Float Committee; Welcoming Committee SCA Convention; Junior Class Popularity Contest, “Friendliest” and “Most Talkative”; Senior Superlative, “Most Talkative”; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Williams, Phyllis Ann SCA Representative; FHA; Softball Man¬ ager; FBLA; VOT. Williams, Richard Lee Track, Letterman. Willis, Marla Cheryl FBLA. Wilson, Maurice Lincke Drama Guild; Homeroom President, Vice- President ; SCA Representative; Library Club; Variety Show M. C.; Science Club; Sen¬ ior Choir; Junior Choir; Pep Club; Art Club; Homecoming Escort; Various Committees for Class Projects. Wood, Billie Jean FHA; FBLA, Secretary; Tatler Editor. Woodle, Betty Jane Homeroom Secretary; SCA Representative; D.E. Club Secretary and Executive Commit¬ tee; Traffic Squad; Pep Club. Wrenn, Sandra Leigh Drama Guild; Majorette; Band; Pep Club; D.E. Club, Secretary; Assembly Squad; Com¬ mittees for Class Projects. Wright, Ronald Various Committees for Class Projects. 96 Uhe Junior Executive Committee Seated (left to right) : Susan Patterson, Butch Ellis, Bobby Bill Kapsidelis, Carol Farnsworth, Barbara Banvard, Su Poole, Janas Hendricks. Standing (left to right): Lynn Mea- Webb, dows, Maureen Connaughton, Betty Glass, Gwen Robinson, Our Junior Year has been a busy, but en¬ joyable, one. This was the year of our win¬ ning Homecoming float, the Popularity Con¬ test, the Beauty Contest, the Junior-Senior, and much more that we’ll always remember. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Butch Ellis . President Bobby Poole . Vice-President Janas Hendricks . Secretary Susan Patterso . Treasurer Bill Kapsidelis . Lynn Meadows Betty Glass . Gwen Robinson Barbara Banvard . Sue Webb Maureen Connaughton . Carol Farnsworth 97 Jl unions Ronnie Adams Beverly Aldridge Shirley Alexander John Alford Pat Almarode Jere Amidei Greg Anderson George Angone Cynthia Arvin Jane Atkins Butch Aultman Howard Aultman Donna Bailey Patty Baker Jamie Bane Barbara Banvard Howard Bass Debbie Belch Nancy Bethel Jeanette Bickings Benny Bobb Reggie Booth Linda Britt Kenny Brown Bernie Bryant Jl uniors George Brydon Joyce Buchanan Cookie Buffo Carolyn Campen Frances Cappiali Richard Carico Bobby Carman Eugene Casey David Causey Donald Chronister John Clark Faye Cole Maureen Connaughtan Bob Cordova Durward Crabtree Terry Dail Alice Daniels Buddy Davis David A. Day David M. Day Gene Day Billy Dereski Frank Dereski Susan Dobbs Randy Dodd Jt umors Marshall Dowdy Linda Drake Butch Draper Gloria Dunbar Richard Edwards Butch Ellis James Emory Jean Emory Gene Fine Tommy Forehand Joyce Franchow Chuck Frederickson Butch Frye Beth Furbush Donna Fuzy Jane George Randy Glass Jimmy Goodman Mike Gulkis Carol Farnsworth Glenda Fleming Richard Gill Betty Glass Carol Glovier Kathy Gordon Edward Graham Mark Grammer Larry Griffin Donald Hagen Betty Harris Johnny Harris Linda Harrison Lynn Harvey Billy Hecht Diane Helder Susan Hembrey Janas Hendricks Wayne Hendrickson Randy Honaker Kenneth Houser Roger Houser Donna Howlett Butch Hurlburt David Irvin Billy Janosik Mickey Janesik Joan Jerrell Clyde Jessee Susan Johnson Theodore Johnson Pam Johnston Jt uniors Ronald Jolly Becky Jones Bill Kapsidelis Warren Keeney Robert Ken- Martin Kirk Clarence Knapp Ken Korby Stacy Kroener Chuck Krumel Bobby Kuykendall Bobby Lane Walter Lastovica Frank Letchworth John Letchworth Su6an Locicero Robert Logan John Maile Kathleen Maile Annette Markham Roger Marlowe Linda Martin Earl Mathis Ricky Maye s Juniors Austin McArthur Jim McGraile Ben McLeod Velda McNeil Karen Meadows Lynn Meadows Dina Measles Carol Messer Chester Miles Linda Miller Joyce Mills Nancy Minor Trudy Mitchell Mike Moore Larry Morgan Richard Morris Don Munson Pete Nicholson Bobbie Nobles Phillip Noel Vickie Noland David Nuckols Bill Ogburn Linda Owen Larry Parker Jt uniors Charlotte Parrish Bo Partin Linda Patterson Susan Patterson Drema Paxton Patsy Peach Gloria Pead Joyce Perkins Nancy Pettit David Phillips Darleen Pickett Richard Pippin Becky Pleasant Tommy Pleasant Bobby Poole Robert D. Poole Judy Powell Cindy Pritchard Vicki Rackley Barbara Rasmussen Phillip Reese Darlene Rhoads Gwen Robinson Jeff Roop Carolyn Sacra Jl unions Nancy Sasser Linda Saunders Jimmy Sears John Severin Eddie Smiley Bob Smith Phillip Smith Rena Smith Jennie Soddu Mary Solesbee John Stallings Marsha Stanley Janet Swander Sharon Switzer Willy Szigetti John Tate Donald Tatum Don Thomas Sharon Thomas James Thompson Donald Tipton Gwen Towsey Beau Tucker David Turner Mike Vanatta Tommy Violette Alice Walker Joyce Walker Elizabeth Wallace Linda Watkins Mary Watkins Richard Watkins Sharon Webb Sue Webb Jayne Welsby Jack Westmoreland Chuck Wicker Larry Wilkerson Ken Willett Aloria Williams Charles Woodard Donna Wray Brenda Wyatt John Wyatt Patsy Wynn Jl amors Barbara Wyche Allan Yates Ann Youngblood SJrt JKemoriam Charles Irvin Robinette 1947-1964 107 ' Junior Jijpu arii u Goriest Most Popular Butch Ellis and Patsy Peach Most Polite David Nuckols and Betty Glass Most Talented Ronnie Miller and Barbara Banvard ] 08 Most Original Mike Gulkis and Joyce Mitchell t Junior ' Pop ufarilu Conies Most Athletic Butch Aultman and Ann Youngblood Most Dependable Bobby Poole and Carol Farnsworth Best Dressed Ronnie Miller and Cindy Pritchard 109 Personality Plus Johnny Harris and Patsy Peach Junior 7 J opu arit(j Conies Most Intellectual Bobby Poole and Barbara Banvard Best All Around Butch Ellis and Susan Patterson Cutest Grover McDonald and Gwen Towsey Biggest Goof-Off John Letchworth and Kathy Gordon [Junior JPopufaritu Cooniest Friendliest Dickie Gill and Janas Hendricks Class Clown Terry Dale and Kathy Gordon Biggest Flirts Donnie Livingston and Karen Meadows Most Talkative Terry Dail and Jennie Soddu Jl uni or ( on test Most School Spirited Chuck Frederickson and Janas Hendricks Favorite Teachers Mr. Sober and Mrs. Theodore Best Cheerleader Susan Patterson 112 Best Majorette Gwen Towsey U ie Sop n omore Executive Committee Front row (left to right): Georgette Descheemaeker, Brad Nicholson, Todd Davis, Diane Patterson. Second row (left to right): Pat Kendrick, A1 Jones, Bo Partin, Char¬ lene Nobles, Becky Beach, Kitty Flannagan, Bobby Swander, Lynn Carelock. This, our Sophomore year, was our first year as an organized class. Under the lead¬ ership of our officers—whom we ourselves elected—we worked together to make this a most successful year. Todd Davis Brad Nicholson Diane Patterson Georgette Descheemaeker Pat Kendrick Bo Partin Becky Beach Bobby Swander President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A1 Jones Charlene Nobles Kitty Flannagan Lynn Carelock EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1 13 S op£o mores Linda Abrams Faye Alderson Marie Alexander Richard Amidei Marshall Angle Anthony Angone DeeDee Atwater Nancy Back Tom Balazik Becky Beach Sandra Belch Michelle Billy Linda Boiler William Bowers Peggy Bradley Elsie Brooks Judy Browder Jewell Bryant Roy Budd Linda Burge Mary Ann Burge Dolores Burney Tommy Burns Frances Burroughs Josie Burroughs Brenda Butler Judy Butler Mark Butterworth James Campen Roberta Campen Justo Campla Lynne Carelock Bobby Carman Bettie Carwile Ann Casey Tom Chrismer Bonnie Clark Carol Clark Judy Collins Douglas Coury Billy Covington Vicki Cunningham Alton Daniel Suzette Davis Todd Davis Barbara Debnam Sandra Denson Kay Dereski Georgette Descheemaeker Mike Dolan Jean Dolittle Angela Drozd John Dunn Linda Eller Bobby Emory Kaye Emory Bernard Epps Edward Erickson Kitty Flannagan Scott Fletcher Franki Ford Susan Fox Dennis Foxworth David Frantz Rudy Glass Rita Golden Gloria Graham Billie Jean Greene James Griffith Norman Griffith Bobby Griggs Tim Groom c So p xj mores Addie Hall Clement Halupka Mike Hammond Betty Hanchey Robert Hancock Diane Hardy Margaret Harlow Dottie Sue Harper Chick Harrison Rebecca Harrison Richard Harrup Don Henderson Bobby Hobbs Marsha Hofmann Ronnie Holden Shirley Hollowa Teresa Hooks James Hoover Brenda Houff Brenda Hounshel Mary Sue Irving Barbara Johnson Carl Johnson Leonard Johnson John Johnston AJ Jones Barry Jones Phillip Justice Cynthia Kelting Pat Kendrick Frank Kirtley Mike Koenig Carolyn Kriegler Susan Krumel Stan Lawson Lamar Leath Linda Lee David Leech Marsha Linde ll Carol Long David Lowe Danny Lowhan Grover McDonald Richard Maile Allen Marks Keith Marks Annette Marmol Boo Boo Martin Sophomores Linda Martin Marvin Mathis Bill McAllister Walter McCauley Sheila McGowan Sharron McLean Mary Lou McNulty Kay McPheeter John Meadows James Menius Avon Miles Judy Mills Ronnie Minter Milly Mintz Faye Moore Brenda Morene Rennie Morris Elaine Mottesheard Regina Mundy Steve Myers Helen Newman Leonard Ney Carolyn Nichols Brad Nicholson Charlene Nobles Buddy Noland Diane Patterson Douglas Parr Brenda Parrish Paige Parson Carl Pippin Kaye Pittman Darlene Perry Frances Peterson Steve Podlewski Bonnie Poe Jackie Poitevent John Pope Paul Powers Theresa Powroznick Joan Radcliff Sue Rasmussen Sandra Rasnick Gail Rawlings Linn Roach Lewis Robertson Linda Robinette Steve Robinette op. ' 20 mores Charles Sears Elaine Sebera Debbie Seymour Tommy Sharp Betty Sheppard Melissa Shopshear Bill Showalter Robert Shutz Charles Simmons Jimmy Smith Mike Smith Morris Smith Robert Smith Pam Solyan Linda Spatig John Spivey Larry Sprague Mary Stamper Donna Stanley Susan Stephens Neil Stewart Howard Story Bobby Swander Myrtle Taylor op. ' no mores 1 18 Gail Thomas James Thompson Carol Titterington Barbara Tobin Arnette Topian Pam Vaughn Pat Violette Connie Ward Billy Webb Dianna Webb Dwayne Wells Valeria Wheat Mary Wicker Lester Williams Harold Williamson James Williamson Linda Woodson William Wyatt r freshman Presidents First row (left to right): Becky Kanak, Lindy Allmond, Carol Williamson. Second row (left to right): David Ellis, Preston Rideout, Terry Davis, Eddie Miles. President in Action Richard Adams Gary Akers Donna Alcorn Lindy Almond Jamelle Ameen James Aultman Gloria Bailey Linda Balaz Cindy Barbar Paige Barker John Bartley Linda Basile Robert Baugher Franklin Benninghove Joyce Benninghove Susan Bishop Richard Boice Bill Boiler Carolyn Boone Joseph Bowen Delores Bradley Ronald Brashear Tommy Braswell Janice Bridger Janice Brogden Lula Bryant Janet Bryden Pudgy Buffo Janet Chavis Sandra Craunford Bonnie Cheely Andrew Chermak freshmen Sandra Christoffel Jo Anne Clarke Steve Cleveland Allan Comfer Carolyn Conover Douglas Corey Ronnie Cox Connie Crotts Gary Crutchfield Cindy Culley Janice Dale Wayne Daniel Jimmy Davis Terry Davis Gale Dawson Gloria Damron Dean Daniels Michelle Deissler Elwood Delbridge Vickie Denson Berkley Devers Pam Djovanidis Mike Doane Bill Doeg Alice Doutt Don Doutt Cathy Drake Cecil Drumheller Tommy Drumwright Flake Dry Beverly Dunbar Theresa Earles Donald Eastman Garland Eavey Nancy Edwards David Ellis Pat Ellwood Kenny Emerson Dickey Eyler Chuck Farnsworth Mickey Fenn Jack Fessler Tommy Field Diana Flack Allen Flannagan Matthew Flowers Leslie Foley Donna Ford Gary Frame Craig Frey Randy Gegenheimer Jerry Glazebrook Donna Gleason Jackie Goodman Elliott Goodrich Allison Gordon Marvin Gregory Donna Haley Sharon Hall Chancey Hanchey David Harless Mike Harris Gloria Harvey Sylvia Haltsclaw Jreshmen Roland Hazlett Sylvia Henderson Kenny Hendricks Sammy Hicks Judi Hollins Allan Hoover Mike Horne Billy Hudson Beth Hughes Phyllis Hurlbert Melva Ingram Jane Ivey Terry Jackson Barbara Johnson Becky Kanak Ricky Krout Mary Sue Lambert Pete Leadbetter Ricky Leadbetter Dwight Lee Pam Lester Kathleen Lewis James Lindell Betty Loggins Linda Long Brian Lowder Allan Lowman Cathrine Lyckberg Janet Maile Susan Mahoney Ruth Malamis Helen Martin Carolyn Medlock Charles Mason Glenn Maynard Mike McCavley Kathy McClure Linda McDonald Peter McGarity Lenora Measles Eddie Miles Jimmy Miller Pat Miller Wayne Mitchell Harry Moogalian Des Moore Ruth Moore Clarence Moseley Linda Mosley Mary Newman Carl Newsome Jerry Newsome Allan Nichols Wayne Nobles Danny Noland Vicki Nowlin Billy Packard Butch Parson Peggy Peach Randy Perry Wayne Pinkleton Peggy Pintavalle Susan Pippin Helen Poole Jres i men H| Nancy Power Doug Pritchard Yvonne Rackley Wayne Ragland LaDonna Rasnick Judy Rawlings Curry Rickman June Riddle Preston Rideout Kerry Rimes Jack Ripani Glen Roach Bill Rogers Sandra Sacra Ted Saunders Gail Scott Charlene Sears Richard Severin Katherine Sharp Becky Sharpe Pat Shaw Lenora Shelburn Melva Shelton Bobby Sheppard Pat Slusser Jo Anne Snell Regina Stabile Billy Stamper Mike Stefanic Sheila Stiltoner Phillip Stinnett Mike Stockdale Audrey Wyche Thurzee Wyche Cheryl Yates Susan Stout Iris Stuart Robert Stump Bruce Sublette Mike Sullivan Linda Sutton Steve Switzer Virginia Szigetti Donnie Taylor Fran Taylor Irene Taylor Mary Beth Tetterton Bill Thompson Johnny Thompson Wayne Thore Kay Tucker Bill Vance Katherine Walker Kay Wall Robert Warren Paige Watko Dorothy Wheat Frank Whipp Mike Whitley Carol Williamson Linda Wilson Mary Ann Wingold James Woodle Nancy Woolridge Barry Wray Pat Wyatt Pat Wyatt 123 9.n lifemoricun Phyllis Ann Foxworth 1947-1964 124 ( ia ii i ( JracJe Presidents First row (left to right): Carol Livingston, Dane Hooks, Denny Dale, Ruth Birchet. Second row (left to right): Dale Kitchen, Faye Minor, Dennis Haggerty. President in Action ( itjjfiih S vacfe William Abrahamian Ronald Ackerman Danielle Aderholt Lucinda Allen Robert Allen Claudia Alexande James Alford Deeter Allmond James Almarode Joe Altman Randy Anderson Terry Angle Mark Ascolli Linda Atwood Carolyn Baber Vickie Back Allen Bailey Donna Bailey Rachel Bailey Thomas Bailey Judy Bane Paula Baptist Joanne Barfield Janice Bass Billy Baxley Ann Bell Terry Bell Vicky Bentley Kathy Bertram Pamela Billy Brent Birchett Ruth Birchett Florence Bishop Jerry Bland Randall Bland Douglas Blount Pam Bobb Mike Borgo Larry Bosan Reggie Bowen Jeanine Boyd Bill Branch Doris Brown Curtis Buckner Jane Budd Robbie Buren Brenda Burian Pat Burroughs Jennie Butler Kathy Butler Mary Butor Ruth Butterworth Connie Caldwell Ann Campen Barry Carr Donald Case Paul Casey Kenneth Causey James Chaney Stan Chappell Douglas Cheely Louis Cherubin Paulette Chezik Cicj ii i ( Jrac e Bruce Clark Peggy Clark Frankie Clary Brenda Clatterbuck Carolyn Cole James Coleman Allen Collins Jeannine Collins Linda Collins Jo Ern Connelly James Cosley Debra Cothern Loretta Cothern Gerald Coury Janet Coury Drema Cox Charlotte Cozart Jack Cramer Mike Cunningham Kay Curtis Patty Curtis Dennie Dale Carol Dancy Gloria Dancy Terry Daniel Charles Daniels Linda Daniels Stuart Darling Diane Davis Glen Davis Jeanette Davis Lewis Davis Paul Day Billy Denny JoAnn Desmond Donald Dowdy Toby Dowdy Teddy Dulney George Donigan Shirley Dunbar Billy Edmundson Betty Edwards Nerine Eldridge Ronnie Ellis Billy Ellison Thurman Elmord Jimmy Emory Tommy England George Everette Donald Farmer Freda Fear Ronnie Finklea Jimmy Fore Ellen Foster Jimmy Fowler Glen Foxworth Mike Frantz Charles Gadinis Annette Garrett Bill Garvin David Gessell Janet Gilliam Nancy Gilliam V ( Jr a c e Douglas Gladwell Linda Glass Patsy Glass Marna Glzebrook Donny Gleason Isabel Goldberg Robert Golden Jean Goodman Johnny Gouge Wayne Griffin Johnny Griggs Paula Hagerty Robert Haggerty Debra Hakey Frances Hapstak Gary Hardin Tom Hardy Lynn Harper Maria Harrison Robert Hartsell Jimmy Hayden Margaret Hayles Elizabeth Heath Robert Hecht Cheryl Henderson Wayne Hendricks Diane Highsmith Denise Hill Linda Hobbs Mike Hodge Valerie Hodges Pat Holden Edward Holmes Terry Holmes Dane Hooks Darlene Hoover Kenny Hopkins Charles Houston Violet Hudson Gail Huntley John Hyslop Warren Jackson David Jacobs Joe Jacobs Ronald Janosik Betty Sue Jenkins Tommy Jenkins Gayle Jolly Gwen Johnson Major Jones Vance Johnson Melanie Karnes Archie Kendrick Joyce Kendrick Carol Kerr Barbara Kingery Ronnie Kingery Randy Kirk Dale Kitchen Tom Kolek Joseph Kopalchick Cathy Lambert Charles Lambert ( icj il i ( Jrade George Lamm Diane Lance Robert Lane Barbara Langford Kenny Leech Debbie Lewis Paula Lewis Jimmy Lindenmuth George Litrel Carol Livingston Wayne Logan Brenda Long Joe Long Lynn Loughridge Danny Lowder Debbie Lowder Shelley Lowder Donna Lunce Jaran Lusk Wally Major Billy Malone Christine Markham Ben Marks Ray Marshall Gary Martin Julie Martin Jo Anne Marr Bob Mashburn Lamar Mathis Ronnie McDaniel Marvin McDonald Jan McGlothlin Bo bby McKaig Albert McLeod Debbie Meadows Hiram Measles Billy Menius Larry Mercell Wayne Middleton Judy Miller Jackie Mills Faye Minor Sarah Minor Allen Minter Dora Mitchell Randy Mitchell Carolyn Moore Gary Moore Carrie Mottesheard Linda Moyer Donald Neal Dwight Nesbitt Doris Newton Janie Newton Pat Norwood Scotty Norman Joe Oats Charlotte Osbon Shirley Osbon Doris Padgett Merle Pead Ruth Pettis Lucy Pickett 9rac e Larry Pierce Lynn Pittman J. D. Prather Cham Pritchard David Phares Sandra Phares Frank Phillips Fred Phipps Patricia Podlewski Cathy Poe David Poole Ben Rackley Glen Rasnick Don Rawlings Dennis Rhea Woody Rhodes Tommy Rideout Fran Riv es Margaret Rose James Ross Ruth Ross Alex Rouse Suzanne Rouse Sandra Rowland Mary Sadler Jerry Saleebey Irene Santos Pam Saunders Stephen Saunders Darleene Sears Ruby Sears James Seeman Linda Sherlock Bobby Shuler David Smalley Claudia Smith David Smith Billy Smith John Snell Robin Snell Martha Sordelett Delmas Sparkman Sue Sprague Mike Stanley Ronnie Staton Jerry St. Clair Patricia Stocks Larry Story Mickey Story Cynthia Stuart Dennis Taylor Eddie Taylor James Taylor Johnny Taylor Mike Taylor Tallie Taylor Claudia Thompson Kathy Thompson Donald Thore Bruce Titterington Sharon Tomlin Ronnie Trail Robert Trivette (icj il i ( Jrac e Rodney Trivette Bertha Turner David Turner Sara Tyler Gary Wade Skip Wajick David Wall Jerry Wallace Paul Wallace Alan Warren Diane Ward Pam Washburn David Watkins Judy Watko Linda Weaver Carlton Webb Lynn Wells Steve Wells Wade Weston Herbert Wheat Tommy Wheelhouse Nancy Whitmore Tom Wicker Karon Williams Lawrence Williams Peggy Williams Susie Williams Clyde Wilson Sarah Wilson Cindy Wood Norman Woodlief Sandra Wray Gary Young Steve Young David Youngblood George Zevgolis Paul Zevgolis : I 131 encs The 1929 Football Team won second place in conference games in the Southside Virginia Athletic Association. The 1930 Basketball Team won first place in conference games in the Southside Athletic Association. The 1930 Girls’ Basketball Team, in addition to playing hard, also contributed to liberal societies. The promoters of the school spirit of H.H.S. in 1943-1944 were these Cheerleaders. The 1930 Baseball Team also won second place in conference games in the Southside Virginia Athletic Association. 132 133 Uhe Jll cj tly CB ue First Row: Managers Ronnie Parker and Charles Ma¬ son, Wayne Nobles, A1 Jones, Steve Meyers, Meridith Hurlbert, Andy Gibbs, Wayne Lee, Dean Vonetes, Lin Godsey, Paul Powers, David Irvin, Yule Chandler, David Nuc-kols, Manager, Marshall Parker. Second Row: Coach Stallard, Durward Crabtree, Terry Dail, Donald Full, Jeff Roop, Butch Altman, Albert Johnson, Gregory Blevins, John Stallings, Gene Fine, Mickey 1 34 Oeo ' s of 1964 Thompson, Tommy Drumwright, Larry Arnold, Johnny Harris, Coach Tiller, Coach Hoagland. Third Row: Coach Parker, Coach Douglas, Johnny Clark, Mike Stockdale, Bobby Haggarty, Jerry Fayed, John Kolek, John Letchworth, Ray Harris, Billy Derski, Dewey Mitchem, Chuck Frederickson, Mike Sullivan, Robby Blount, Coach Glass. 135 on 6Oe’oe ( Jot t ie 7 otj.s on Our C7i Ofietj 7 re got-CR ctiu... earn. Albert Johnson Butch Altman Chuck Frederickson Andy Gibbs The Hopewell High School Coaching Staff is made up of Assistant Coach Cary Parker, Head Eighth Grade Coach Stewart Douglas, Head Coach Jack Stallard, End Coach John Kolek Jeff Roop Wayne Lee We ' ue ( Joi the Coaches on Cur Ueam ., U ie ij re 90i-Di 9lU. . . Dewey Mitchem Jerry Fayed John Stallings Robby Blount Forrest Glass, Assistant Coach John Tiller, and Assistant Coach Richard Hoagland. Paul Powers Bill Dereski Gregory Blevins John Letchworth Ray Harris 7. )e ue hot the Spirit hJhat 7l ho oh Halfback Altman (19) gains yardage in the game against Lane. Ray Harris (43) and Johnny Harris (10) display good defensive action against the “Black Knights”. Paul Powers (25), carrying the ball, contributes to our victory over Colonial Heights. 138 Dewey Mitchem, (46) tackle, is shown blocking during the game with the “Colonials”. Ueam Vc-vr v — i 7fs ( J h J - R ( l . . . Paul Powers stops a Thomas Jefferson “Jeff”. Lynn Godsey is brought down by two “Black Knights”. Steve Meyers scampers through the Lane defense. 139 Dewey Mitchem and Dean Vonetes make a tackle while Letchworth (45) and Powers (25) come up behind. Deuifs — 5 3?-CR C713! Lee backs Powers in his attempt to gain extra ground. Johnny Harris is shown in action against Colonial Heights. Altman rushes to the aid of Arnold who has been stopped by a “Colonial”. SEASON’S RECORD Sept. 11 Highland Springs Home Sept. 18 Thomas Dale Away Sept. 25 Prince George Home Oct. 2 Hermitage Home Oct. 9 Petersburg Away Oct. 16 Lane Home Oct. 23 George Wythe Home Oct. 31 John Marshall Away Nov. 6 Thomas Jefferson Away Nov. 13 Colonial Heights Home 140 Outstanding Jerry Fayed—End Dewey Mitchem—Tackle Ray Harris—End Butch Altman—Halfback Ml Jootf)a Cdwarcfs Dewey Mitchem—Most Valuable Player Dewey Mitchem—Best Blocker, Most Spirited Player BUTCH ALTMAN 1st Team Central District 1st Team Tri-City District Honorable Mention All-State DEWEY MITCHEM 2nd Team Central District 1st Team Tri-City District Best Lineman Tri-City District Butch Altman—Best Tackle 142 Lin Godsey—Rotarians’ President’s Award i TJarsitu Gheerfeacfers Pam Solyan Gwyn Garrett Mary Nelson Glass Carol Titterington WZ ' m % Susan Patterson Margaret Moore Kaye Jones Patsy Peach Janas Hendricks Mrs. Orr, sponsor, with Head-Cheerleaders Margaret Moore and Kaye Jones. � i ' Jfie Spirit of Pam Solyan, Carol Titterington, Susan Patterson, Gwyn Garrett, Margaret Moore. The Varsity Cheerleaders had added spirit, the spirit of Halloween, during the “Blue Devil’s” game with John Marshall on October 31. I 44 t ie u 7i ue ancf yo cf Kaye Jones, Mary Nelson Glass, Patsy Peach, Betty Glass, Janas Hendericks. The Senior cheerleaders serving on the squad this year were Margaret Moore, Kaye Jones, Nelson Glass, and Gwyn Garrett. M 5 Decorating the goal posts is one of the duties cheer¬ leaders enjoy doing together. First Row: Coach Hoagland, Stan Bishop, Dale Barber, Joe Kopalchick, Frankie Chaney, Ben Rackey, Vance Johnson, Wayne Henderickson, Herbert Wheat, Warren Jackson. Sec¬ ond Row: Wade Weston, Glenn Rasnick, Allan Collins, Jimmy Fore, Glenn Foxworth, Sonny Mai’cell, David Jacobs, Jim Fowler, Coach Douglas. Third Row: Coach Parker, Ron Staten, Stuart Darling, Billy Smith, Billy Malone, Brent Birchett, Carl Wajick, Bobby Hecht, Wally Major, Tommy England. Head Coach Douglas, Coach Hoagland, and Coach Parker Coach Douglas gives last minute instructions to a “Baby with top scorers Dale Barker, Jimmy Tomler, Billy Malone, Blue Devil”, and Warren Jackson. 146 C.jy£tfi (Jracfe 33as£et6afl First Row: Cham Pritchard, Herbert Wheat, Barry Carr, Robbie Buren, Billy Dunbar, Tommy Jenkins, Ronnie Staton, John Hyslop, R. C. Woolward, Reggie Bowen, Glen Foxworth, Mark Ascolli, Billy Smith, Carlton Webb. Chip Clark. ’ Second Row: Coach Douglas, Jimmy Fowler. SEASON’S SCHEDULE Jan. 9 Prince George .Away Jan. 12 Colonial Heights .Away Jan. 16 Petersburg .Home Jan. 19 Thomas Dale .Away Jan. 29 Elkhart .Home Feb. 6 Colonial Heights .Home Feb. 9 Petersburg .Away Feb. 12 Thomas Dale .Home Feb. 16 Elkhart .Away Feb. 19 Prince George .Home 1 47 Coach Douglas with Co-Captains, R. C. Woolward and John Hyslop. J7 TJ. OSaslzetSafl First Row: Billy Covington, Steve Podlewski, Bobby Emory, Roy Budd, Morris Smith. Second Row: Coach Parker, Butch Parsons, Tommy Burns, Brad Nicholson, Anthony Angone, Dickie Eyler. Third Row: Mark Butterworth, Michael Ham mond, David Wright, Chuck Farnsworth, Mike Stockdale SEASON’S SCHEDULE Dec. 4 Petersburg .Away Dec. 11 Manchester .Home Dec. 15 Thomas Jefferson.Away Dec. 18 Thomas Dale .Away Jan. 5 John Marshall .Home Jan. 12 Prince George .Home Jan. 15 Colonial Heights .Away Jan. 22 Huguenot .Away Jan. 29 Manchester .Away Feb. 2 Petersburg .Home Feb. 5 Thomas Dale .Home Feb. 9 Highland Springs .Away Feb. 12 Prince George .Away Feb. 13 Lane .Home Feb. 19 Colonial Heights .Away Feb. 26 Huguenot .Home 148 Coach Parker with returning players Bobby Emory, Mark Butterworth, Tommy Burns, and Mike Hammond. Junior TJarsiia G ieerfeacfers Wanda Scarberry Kay Wall Peggy Peach Donna Gleason Robbin Snell The J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders in action- 149 Head J.V. Cheerleader Peggy Peach with sponsor Mrs. Simmons. UJie CBfue Qeuif J3asIteiSaff Bobby McGuire, Mickey Thompson, Bobby Poole, Maurice Coury, Mike Mahane; Tommy Powroznick, Bobby Smith, Ricky Barnes, Kenny Parr, David Connelly, Denn SEASON’S SCHEDULE Dec. 4 Petersburg .Away Dec. 11 Manchester .Home Dec. 15 Thomas Jefferson.Away Dec. 18 Thomas Dale .Away Jan. 5 John Marshall .Home Jan. 12 Prince George .Home Jan. 15 Colonial Heights .Away Jan. 22 Huguenot .Away Jan. 29 Manchester .Away Feb. 2 Petersburg .Home Feb. 5 Thomas Dale .Home Feb. 9 Highland Springs .Away Feb. 12 Prince George .Away Feb. 13 Lane .Home Feb. 19 Colonial Heights .Home Feb. 26 Huguenot .Home Coach Littlepage with Managers Clyde Jesse and Allen Sheppard. 150 Loughridge, Frank Patton, Coach Littlepage. Absent when picture was taken were Butch Altman and Billy Dereski. Mike Mahaney Bobby Poole David Connelly Dennis Loughridge Bobby Smith v.VIr Kenny Parr Maurice Coury Mickey Thompson Tommy Powroznick Frank Patton Ricky Barns Bobby McGuire Prince George “Royals” keep Mahaney on the defensive. Powroznick and Dereski, surrounded by John Marshall players, fight to recover the ball. Our victory over Thomas Dale “Knights” can be attributed to team work as displayed by McGuire and Mahaney here. Barnes shoots and “swish”—“the score goes up another knotch.” o ncuar cf. . . QApwarcf. . . to victory Loughridge scores as Parr waits under the basket for the rebound. Patton responds to the cries of the crowd, “We want a basket”! Smith, surrounded by John Marshall “Justices”, waits to Mahaney shows fine form as he shoots from outside for two rebound. points. or £ ose 9oocf Spor s Mahaney scores two points against the Thomas Dale “Knights”. Patton shows a fine effort to get the tip off during our game with the Petersburg “Waves”. Mahaney and McGuire move in to regain the ball for the McGuire “pops one in” during our game with Prince George “Devils”. Returning Retlermen First Row: Mike Mahaney, Bobby McGuire, Maurice Coury. Second Row: Kenny Parr, Dennis Loughridge, Ricky Barnes. Hopewell High School was awarded The Central District Sportsmanship Trophy for its outstandingly good sports¬ manship and hospitality during the 1963-1964 basketball season. All schools in the district compete for the trophy and each votes through the basketball coach, team, and Varsity Cheerleaders. More and more emphasis is being put on sportsmanship in high schools athletics. Schools are urged and encouraged to uphold the Sportsmanship Code of the Central District. We commend the 1963-1964 Varsity Basketball team, Varsity Cheerleaders, and spectators who help to bring the honor of receiving the trophy to our Alma Mater. rac. First Row: Bobby DiNubila, Charles Minor, Bobby Burns, Donnie Horner, Mike Teutsch, Jimmy Carelock, Harry McNulty, Bill Minor. Second Row: Butch Ellis, Ronnie Jacobs, Stanley Horner, Butch Altman, John Kolek, Larry Arnold, Bobby McGuire runs the hundred yard dash in competition against Thomas Dale. Tommy Burns, Wayne Smith, Bill Kapsidelis. Third Row: Coach Deans, Chuck Frederickson, Bobby McGuire, David Nuckols, Bobby Smith, Coach Littlepage. Butch Altman leaps ahead in the low hurdles. 0. J racAz Cowards Butch Altman—Most Valuable Player 1964 Bobby McGuire—Most Spirited Player 1964 SEASON SCHEDULE March 25 Highland Springs Home April 1 Hermitage Home April 10 Thomas Jefferson and Manchester Home April 17 Prince George Away April 20 Colonial Heights and Petersburg Home April 24 Douglas Freeman Away May 1 Central District and 2 Meet (Highland Springs) May 6 Thomas Dale Home SEASONS RECORD Discus —John Parlow . 139’10” Broad Jump —Bobby McGuire.21’5 3 4” 159 Ronnie Jacobs—Most Improved Player 1964 TJarsify C SaseSaff First Row: Paul Powers, Tim Dunn, Glenn Burdette, George Ted Rowsey. Coach Glass, Mickey Thompson, Butch Draper Bell, Gene Zevgolis, Archie Nace, Butch Seymour, Jerry Mike Mahaney, Billy McKaig. Fayed. Second Row: Clyde Jesse, Dave Severin, Ray Harris, Co-Captains George Bell and Archie Nace with Coach Glass. SEASONS RECORD Hopewell. .... 4 Petersburg . .7 Hopewell. .... 6 Thomas Dale . . .5 Hopewell. .... 6 John Marshall . . .0 Hopewell. .... 3 Colonial Heights . . .4 Hopewell. . 6 Huguenot . . .5 Hopewell. . 4 Manchester . . .7 Hopewell. . 6 Thomas Dale . ..2 Hopewell. . 5 Huguenot . . .5 Hopewell. . 1 Prince George . . .8 Hopewell. .11 Thomas Jefferson . . . . . .4 Hopewell. . 3 Petersburg . . .9 Hopewell. . 2 Highland Springs . . . . . .5 Hopewell High School has been well represent- ed by our baseball team. Although lacking in ex- perience, they showed a fine team effort. 160 Mickey Thompson returns the ball to the pitcher during i clash with Petersburg. Contributing to our victory over the “Falcons,” George Bell hits a high fly into the outfield. Gene Zevgolis—Most Valuable Player 161 Archie Nace makes a fast stop at third base to retire the “Knights”. J.V. 3ime6aff First Row: Johnny Meadows, Dennis Foxworth, Norman Griffith, Tommy Balazik, Bruce Sublette, Jimmy Hoover, Mike Hammond, Ernest Parsons. Second Row: Wayne Nobles, Coach Whelan and Captain Donald Hagen Bo Partin, Donald Hagen, Billy Covington, Mr. Whellan, Meredith Hurlburt, Steve Meyers, Richard Zevgolis. “Baby Devils” complete a double play. First Row: Bill Ewing, Pat McDonough, Skip Reynolds, Gerald Coury, Randy Glass, Coach Stallard, Willie Szigeti, Tommy Kirtley, Maurice Coury, Lin Godsey. Second Row: Frank Kirtley. Coach Stallard demonstrates a golfing technique. 163 Ricky Barnes and teammates have snown much enthusiasm for golf, the new addition to our spring sports. First Row: Debbie Sanford, Susie Helder, Judy Watko, Vicki Nowlin, Frances Brown, Linda Baker, Carolyn Campen, Pa¬ tricia Violette, Thelma Watko, Becky Harrison. Second Row: Pam Johnston, Mary Lou Lowe, Georgette Descheemaeker, Ann Youngblood, Christianna Hall, Coach Webb, Kerry Ha¬ gen, Donna Wray, Linda Owens, Patty Harrison. SEASONS Hopewell.... 5 Dinwiddie .11 Hopewell.... 10 Prince George . 9 Hopewell.... 1 Thomas Dale . 5 Hopewell.... 13 Prince George .8 RECORD Hopewell.... 25 St. Catherine’s . 8 Hopewell.... 3 Dinwiddie . 4 Hopewell. .. .14 George Wythe.26 Hopewell.... 3 George Wythe.12 Coach Webb and Co-Captains Frances Brown and Linda Baker. 164 Frances Brown—Most Valuable Player 1964 First Row: Pat Kendrick, Rebecca Harrison, Judi Porter, Linda Baker, Carolyn Campen, Cathy Brown. Second Row: Coach Webb, Jean Poythress, Manager, Susan Helder, Mar¬ sha Stanley, Kay Dereski, Aloria Williams, Ann Youngblood, Dianne Helder, Donna Wray, Pam Johnston, Manager. Coach Delores Webb with Co-Captains Linda Baker and Judi Porter. Linda Baker (center), Most Valuable Player, with two of her teammates. 165 . 7 « uni or First Row: Kay Tucker, Sandra Sacra, Amy Hoffmann, Kathy Thompson, Kathy Wicker, Pat Smith, Betty Carwile. Second Row: Coach Buren, Kay Elliott, Marna Glazebrook, Wilma Reynolds, Mary Beth Tetterton, Wanda Scarberry, Jinxie Szigeti, Phillis Hurlburt, Gloria Damron, Brenda Keeney. Co-Captains Kay Elliott and Kay Tucker with Coach Buren. A fast moving “Devilette” rushes the gold. 166 TJarsify !j3asJtet6aff First Row: Carolyn Campen, Shirley Alexander, Rebecca Harrison, Phyllis Hurlburt, Marie Alexander, Debbie Corey, Manager Janet Frazier. Second Row: Manager Linda Drake, Coach Buren with Co-Captains Ann Youngblood and Judy Lawson. Cynthia Arvin, Becky Beach, Bonnie Hall, Ann Young¬ blood, Donna Wray, Marsha Stanley. Most Valuable Player 1964—Sandra Foxworth 1 67 Q rfs’J.V. HasieiUf First Row: Linda Wilson, Jamelle Ameen, Janet Charvis, Wood, Peggy Bradly, Janice Dale, Virginia Szigeti, Valarie Linda Long, Sandy Sacra, Kay Elliot. Second Row: Pat Wheat, Lindy Almond. SEASON’S SCHEDULE Jan. 28 John Marshall . . . . .Away Feb. 1 George Wythe . . . . .Away Feb. 8 Thomas Jefferson . . , . . .Home Feb. 10 Petersburg . . . . .Away Feb. 24 Marymount . . . . . Away March 4 Collegiate . . . . .Away March 6 Tournament . .. John Marshall Coach Webb with Co-Captains Janet Charvis and Linda Long. 168 hhe district Champion hi a. sAeiball heam First Row: Richard Nesbitt, Douglas Tomlin, Norvell Bur- Stanley Tomlin, Craig Connelly, Calvin Jacobs, Robert Har¬ row, Bobby Johnson, Bob Moore, and Doug Lee. Second Row: ris, Martin Robertson, and Terry Swift. In 1959 a superior Blue Devil Basketball team, under the able leadership of Coach Bill Pegram, clenched the Central District Title. They won second place in the Central District Tournament, losing out to the Highland Springs team in the exciting last game of the tournament. Their high standing in this tournament made them eligible for play in the State Tournament, where they fought their way up to the play-off game against E. C. Glass High School of Lynchburg. Only after these fighting “Blue Devils” had given their money’s worth to their opponents were they beaten out of the State Basketball Championship. We salute these past great athletes of Hopewell High School. 169 S ie Slate (S mmpio ns hip First Row: Sam Scott, Linwood Cox, Wilton Bareo, Glenn Bob Askew, Bobby Stanley, Lewis Dean, Roosevelt Takesian, Krumel, Delton Hughes, Billy James, Clyde Balderson, John Dean, George McDaniel, Nick Klonis, Bobby Scruggs, Oris Wyatt, John Wilson, Francis Brinkley. Second Row: Larry Hipps. Third Row: Walter Brodie, Jack Ashton, The Hopewell High School football team of 1949 secured the State Championship after winning all of its season’s games. We credit this victory to the great ability and fighting spirit of these boys and to the superb leadership of their Coach—Bill Merner. It is interesting to note 170 3 earn o Manuel Gankakis, Charles Cormany, Garland, Sasser, Nor- Ashton, Bobby Legat, Dickie Ackerman. Fifth Row: Coaches man Freeman, Jerry Sharp. Fourth Row: Madison Elmore, King, Merner, and Glass. Mike Foley, Thomas Pentecost, James Edwards, Jimmy that because there were only four teams in the Central District at that time, these formidable “Blue Devils” were to clash with top teams from all over the state before the title of Championship was to be theirs. 171 Oiroaniz ah ons Drama Club 1938 172 7o mahe us we Iro unc ecf students Sg emphasizing the importance of group co-operation . . . 173 Row 1: Gwen Towsey, Mary Katharine Carroll, Gwen Robin- Linda Baker, Gwvn Garrett. Row 3: Ann Marks, Patsy Peach, son, Brenda Hoover, Jane Ellen George, Janas Hendricks, Jan Nicholson, Cindy Pritchard, Joyce Mitchell, Susan Pat- Mary Etta Eyler, Sue Webb. Row 2: Nancy Rogers, Cheryl terson. Abernathy, Ruthie Streeter, Betty Glass, Linda Heckman, m ■ m Fulfilling their purpose “to create, maintain and extend— high standards of Christian character”, the Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y composed of junior and senior girls posts a thought in every room. Mrs. Phyllis Synan, sponsor. Seated: Ruthie Streeter, Corresponding secretary; Cheryl Abernathy, Vice-President; Nancy Rogers, Treasurer; Linda Heckman, Recording secretary. Standing: Mary Etta Eyler, President. 174 Row ]: Jimmy Megrail, Albert Johnson, Dean Vonetes, Randy Thompson, Allan Sordelett, Ervin Adams. Row 3: Ray Harris, McDonald, Jerry Angle. Row 2: Jimmy Robbins, Eddy Hunt- Mike Moore, Tim Dunn, Dave Severin, Mike Cyckevic, Doug ley, Todd Davis, Mike Helms, Dewey Mitchem, Mickey Franks, Shannon Nichols. “Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living” is the platform of the sophomore, junior and senior boys of the Hi-Y, a Christian service organization. Here several members distribute leaflets urging the passage of the school bond issue. Mr. James Barker, sponsor. Mike Helms, Treasurer; Dean Vonetes, President; Shannon Nichols, Vice-President; Mike Cyckevic, Secretary. 175 Jl uni or Seated: Dee Dee Atwater, Recording Secretary; Douglas Coury, Vice-President; Brenda Butler, Treasurer; Brenda Mo- rene, Corresponding Secretary. Standing: Becky Beach, Presi¬ dent. Miss Nancy Snead, sponsor. An active organization of freshman and sophomore girls, the Junior Tri-Hi-Y was formed with the same purpose as its older sister organization. A yearly project is the maintenance of an attractive bulletin board. Row 1: Brenda Butler, Diane Patterson, Kerry Rimes, Jo Anne Clarke, Faye Alderson, Mary Lou McNulty. Row 2: Susan Krummel, Dottie Sue Harper, Dee Dee Atwater, Nancy Woolridge, Barbara Tobin, Bonnie Clarke, Douglas Coury, Kay Emory, Susan Fox. Row 3: Becky Kanak, Peggy Peac Judy Rawlings, Georgette Descheemaker, Becky Beach, Lyr Carelock, Kitty Flanagan, Brenda Morene, Linda Gail Rav lings. 176 Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is a service organization for sophomore, junior and senior boys. One of its service projects was the cleaning of the auditorium desks. GfuS Maurice Coury, Treasurer; Pat McDonough, Secretary; Stan¬ ley Horner, President; Ted Blanks, Vice-President. Mr. Jerrell Sober, sponsor. Row 1: Stanley Horner, Maurice Coury, Fred Roberts, Jim Mazacoufa, Pat McDonough, John Anderson.Row 2: Dick Gill, Larry Wilkerson, Mike Mahaney, John Stallings, Chuck Frederickson, Butch Altman, Jimmy Williams, Bobby McGuire, Morris Smith, Pat Rimes. Row 3: Ted Blanks, Bob¬ by Poole, Brad Nicholson, Bill Kapsidelis, Lin Godsey, Den¬ nis Loughridge, Chuck Weston, John Letchworth, David Nuckols. J ' uture JhfoinemaJzers of fimeric a Row 1: Mary Lea Hapstak, Paula Lewis, Joyce Kendrick, Amy Hofmann, Lula Bryant, Gail Huntley, Judy Collins, Nancy Rogers. Row 2: Violet Hudson, Linda Glass, Carol Clark, Linda Lee, Billie Jean Greene, Linda Hobbs, Margaret A Hv Mrs. Ethel Rogers and Mrs. Sarah Hardin, sponsors. Kay McPheeters, Treasurer; Mary Lea Hapstak, President; Betty Glass, Vice-President; Linda Lee, Secretary. Harlow, Carrie Mottesherd, Mary Ann Burge. Row 3: Kay McPheeters, Jewell Bryant, Brenda Keeney, Linda Heckman, Betty Glass, Shirley Holloway, Lynn Harper, Jean Boyd. Mary Stamper. The Future Homemakers of America Club seeks to de¬ velop skill in and appreciation for the homemaking arts. The girls serve as hostesses at school teas and often pre¬ pare unusual treats for refreshment at club meetings. future teachers of Cflmerica Row 1: Joyce Smith, Sandra Belch, Brenda Houff, Beverley Aldridge, Dottie Harper, Douglas Coury, Pat Moore. Row 2: Gwen Towsey, Susan Fox, Linda Baker, Betsy Boss, Susan Krummel, Dee Dee Atwater, Leonard Johnson. Row 3: Jerry Angle, Cheryl Abernathy, Gwyn Garrett, Susan Stevens, Kitty Flanagan, Brenda Morene, Lynn Carelock, Barbara Banvard. Row 4: Shannon Nichols, Bobby Poole, Debby Belch, Cindy Pritchard, Becky Beach, Karen Meadows, Lynn Mea¬ dows, Judy Lawson, Gerald Nichols. Miss Joyce Smith, sponsor. A student considering the teaching profession is welcome as a member of the Future Teachers of America Club. Substitute teaching and tutoring are two of the club’s activities. Jerry Angle, Treasurer; Betsy Boss, Vice-President; Shannon Nichols, President; Linda Baker, Secretary. 179 Diuersifiecf Occupations Row 1: Patty Harrison, Frank Hendrickson, Barbara Living¬ ston, Judy Thomas, Vicki Noland, Joyce Goodwin, Judy Gar¬ rett, Ginger Smiley, Susan Johnson, Becky Pleasant, Madalon Marmol. Row 2: Judy Powell, Gloria Lee, Jane Welsby, Don¬ na Doane, Sandra Wrenn, Linda Saunders, Harriet Hilliard, Joyce Perkins, Billy Griggs. Row 3: Tommy Pleasant, Jimmy Mr. Malvin Utleye, sponsor. r Seated: Judy Garrett, Reporter; Gerald Casey, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Judy Thomas, Treasurer; Sandra Wrenn, Secretary. Standing: Benji Farmer, President. Griffith, Benny Bobb, Donald Stutsman, Jay Stuart, Gerald Casey, Reford Nester, John Wyatt. Row 4: Irvin Robinette, Doug Smith, Benji Farmer, Wayne Hendricks, Eddie War¬ ren, Marshall Dowdy, Richard Watkins, Eddie Smiley, David Day. Students in the Diversified Occupations Program, a train¬ ing and part-time work program in many fields, are eligible for membership in the D. O. Club. As one of the most out¬ standing clubs in Virginia, the group receives many honors at conventions. They hope to do so again with their club project. Distributive Cr ucation Row 1: Patricia Almarode, Drena Atkins, Patsy Wynn, Becky Jones, Nancy Minor, Sharon Hadsell. Row 2: David Causey, David Phillips, Marvin Mathis, Betsi Summers, Linda Patterson, Shirley Davis, Donald Tipton. Row 3: Roger Houser, Ronald Jolly, Bobby Franklin, Neil Hounshell, Mike The Distributive Education Club is the organization for those on the part-time work program involving the selec¬ tion and distribution of business products. The decoration of cars for the fall Harvest Parade is a manifestation of their school and community interest. Birchett, Charles Woodard, Dan Gegenheimer. Row 4: Ron¬ nie Davis, Buddy Davis, David Turner, Kenny Houser, Howard Story, Phillip Smith, Johnny England, Richard Morris. Mr. Walter Raines, sponsor. Seated: Sharon Hadsell, Treasurer; Charles Woodard, Vice- President; Nancy Minor, Secretary; Becky Jones, Repoit- er. Standing: Dan Gegenheimer, President. 181 ( Jir s ’ jlConoqram Jean Poythress, Secretary; Linda Baker, Vice-President; Judy Lawson, President; Donna Wray, Treasurer. u f % 5 J 1 . ■ Li JR Girls who have earned varsity letters in hockey, basket¬ ball, softball, and cheerleading may be members of the Girls’ Monogram Club. To have sufficient funds for award¬ ing trophies to the outstanding sportswoman and a bracelet to the girl showing best all around sportsmanship, the club sells drinks at the basketball games. Miss Dolores Webb, sponsor. Ann Youngblood, Aloria Williams, Christiana Hall, Judy Law- son, Donna Wray, Marcia Stanley. Row 1: Carolyn Campen, Jean Poythress, Pat Violette, Linda Baker, Becky Harrison, Judi Porter, Pam Johnston. Row 2: 182 onoqram The Boys’ Monogram Club is composed of boys who have earned varsity letters in football, basketball, baseball, track, and golf. The boys often help in the gymnasium to repair athletic equipment. aP ' w Jt i • s. ' j- At the annual Football Banquet sponsored by the Rotary Club these players were honored. Dewey Mitchem was named Most Valuable Player and Lin Godsey received the Rotary President’s Award for scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, and athletic skill. Butch Altman earned positions on the All- District and Tri-City teams. ‘r-isgt- ' i Mr. Jack Stallard, sponsor. Row 1: Dewey Mitchem, Ted Rowsey, John Letchworth, John Kolek, Jerry Fayed. Row 2: Stanley Horner, Maurice Coury, Dean Vonetes, Donnie Horner, Mickey Thompson, Butch Alt¬ man, Pat Rimes, Row 3: Ray Harris, Dave Severin, Mike Ma- haney, Bobby McGuire, Ricky Barnes, Chuck Weston, Den nis Loughridge, Chuck Frederickson. Row 1: Pamela Billy, Faye Minor, Betty Sue Edwards, Pam Nancy Powers, Gary Akers, Pat Wyatt, Juan Blanco, Bever- Djiovanidis, Linda Watkins, Jamelle Ameen, Becky Hapstak, ley Dunbar, Dick Gill, Billy Boiler. Row 3: Robert Logan, Betty Harris, Vicki Nowlin, Linda Spatig, Beth Furbush, Susan Stout, Jim Megrail, James Lmdell, Billy Hecht, George Kitty Flannagan, Charlene Nobles. Row 2: Sam Hicks, Kay Brydon, Jim Mazacoufa, Becky Beach, Bill Thompson, Todd Sharp, Linda Glass, Ted Dulaney, Bill Menius, Michele Billy, Davis, Glen Maynard. Mr. Joseph Wray, sponsor. Jim Mazacoufa, President; Beth Furbush, Secretary; Todd Davis, Vice-President; Linda Watkins, Treasurer. 184 Set-designing, acting, and make-up techniques are only a few of the facets of drama offered to members of the Drama Guild. Many hours of rehearsal such as this w r ere required for the production of “Toby Tyler”. cS ci enee Row 1: Kathy Wicker, Pat Moore, Janet Frazier, Jamie Bane, Wyche. Row 3: Frances Chronister, Linda Allmond, Robert Sandra Christoffel, Jamelle Ameen, Pam Johnson. Row 2: Stump, Christiana Hall, Robert Kerr, Jim Thompson, David Marsha Hoffman, Angela Drozd, Pat Smith, Kathy Lambert, Hope, Shannon Nichols. Betty Sue Edwards, Frank Kirtley, Gary Akers, Barbara Mr. Herbert Bannerman, sponsor. A fellowship of budding scientists, the Science Club does much to promote interest in its field. Tours of local in¬ dustries, speakers, and experiments such as the one shown here are means by which the club brings a taste of science to any student who wishes to become a member. David Hope, Vice-President; Janet Frazier, President; Kathy Wicker, Secretary; Frank Kirtley, Program Chairman. 185 ' merjca Q)fuS J ' uture Jiusiness Mary Harris, Treasurer; Vicki Hoover, President; Thelma Watko, Secretary; Karen Hinton, Vice-President. Mrs. Dorothy Minehew, sponsor. One of the projects of the Future Business Leaders of America Club was a fashion show narrated by Heidi Smith, Miss Virginia, who is pictured above. A business organization affiliated with the Vocational Office Train¬ ing program, the club is of great service in preparing pro¬ grams for various school events. Row 1: Marla Willis, Susan Lyman. Susan Doeg, Cynthia Sublette, .Judi Porter, Billy Jean Wood, Phyllis Williams, Pam Johnston, Pat Clements, Vicki Hoover, Joyce Mills. Row 2: Sherry Craig, Joan Holman, Pat Akers, Karan Barnwell, Becky Jefferson, Thelma Watko, Jane Merryman, Linda Howard, Vicki Phipps. Row 3: Mary Nelson Glass, Linda Smith, Jackie Hodge, Linda Brockwell, Ruby Powers, Faith Bradley, Carolyn Hogue, Alice Greene, Karen Hinton, Carole Bruce Clark, Linda Scott. Row 4: Betty Woodle, Susan Rick¬ man, Pat Taylor, Linda Perry, Tim Dunn, Diane Grant, Mary Harris, Carolyn Hopkins, Trudy Mitchell, Donna Lee. 186 Ic at in U ' orum The Latin Forum provides an opportunity for study and entertainment related to the ancient classical language of Latin. The highlight of the club’s activities is the annual Latin Forum Banquet, complete with Roman costumes of all descriptions. Jim Thompson, Treasurer; Georgette Descheemaeker, Pro¬ gram Chairman; Don Thomas, President; Diane Helder, Sec¬ retary. Mrs. Frances Gilliam, sponsor. Row 1: Maria Harrison, Danielle Aderholt, Pamela Billy, Sandra Belch, John Snell, Bruce Clark, Martha Sordelett, Cathy Drake, Richard Lloyd, Jamelle Ameen, Pat Kendrick. Row 2: Bo Rideout, Faye Minor, Michele Billy, Jane Ivey, Susan Fox, Jo Ann Snell, Kay Tucker, Norman Woodlief, Cham Pritchard, Allen Flannagan, Ray Marshall. Row 3: Mary Ollie Newman, Claudia Allender, Angela Drozd, Betty Sue Edwards, Darleen Perry, Brenda Morene, Linda Glass, Charlene Nobles, Sandra Christoffel, Vicki Nowlin, Gary Akers, Nancy Gilliam, Frances Chronister, Kitty Flannagan. Row 4: Betty Carwile, Freda Fear, Claudia Harris, Lenora Shellburne, Frances Taylor, Jinxie Szigeti, Linda Allmond, Susan Stout, Becky Beach, Georgette Descheemaeker, Kay Sharp, Don Thomas, Robert Stump, Diane Helder, Pete Leadbetter. Alan Sordelett, Vice-President; Linda Scott, President, Fian¬ ces Halupka, Secretary; Michele Straccioni, Treasurer. Miss Audrey Chambliss, sponsor. Students of French find interesting sidelights in the programs offered by the French Circle. At one meeting, the group tested their language skill by trying to read a French menu. Row 1: Kathv Wicker, Betty Carwile, Judy Rawlings, Michele Billy, Susan Fox, Jo Ann Snell, Faye Alderson, Sandra Belch, Jamie Bane. Row 2: Linda Balaz, Marsha Hoffman, Pat Smith, Angela Drozd, Douglas Coury, Brenda Morene, Dee Dee Atwater, Nancy Rogers, Dottie Harper, Linda Scott, Row 3: Janet Frazier, Frances Halupka, Michele Straccioni, Linda Perry, Barbara Wyche, Judy Lawson, Alan Sordelett, Bill Ewing, Debby Belch, Vicki Phipps. 188 Spanis i Gfuo The Spanish Club is composed of students who have taken one or more years of Spanish and who are interested in furthering their knowledge of Spain and the Spanish language. Programs such as this one featuring a Spanish dance lend fun to the process of learning. Diana Bertram, Treasurer; David Hope, President; Frank Kirtley, Vice-President; Susan Stevens, Secretary. Mrs. Irene Beauchamp, sponsor. Row 1: Janet Brydon, Diana Bertram, Dina Measles. Row 2: Susan Bishop, Susan Stevens, Lenora Measles, Wilma Reynolds, Wanda Scarberry, Carolyn Conover. Row 3: Allen Nichols, Frank Kirtley, Tommy Justice, Donnie Tatum, David Hope, Ricky Carico, Larry Wilkerson, Bobby Poole. 189 The 1940 H. H. S. Band was the first in the school’s history. The Student Council of 1938. In 1929 George Champion Ruffin, Jr. was the first Associate Editor of the Kaleidoscope, as a year¬ book. Mary Edna Winston was also the Associate Editor of the first yearbook of H. H. S.—The 1929 edition. Some of the notable accomplishments of the Library Club in 1940 were the purchase of a magazine rack and a sub¬ scription to “Life” magazine for the library. 190 I ROBE I . •- � ' • 191 First Row: Patricia Stocks, Betty Harris, Glen Foxworth, Pamela Billy, Paige Watko, Vicki Noland, Linda Powers, Jack Ripani, Susan Kruinel, Bobby Swander, Donna How- lett. Second Row: Bruce Clark, Pat Rimes, Donnie Living¬ ston, Joyce Mitchell, Linda Glass, Mickey Fenn, Clyde Emer¬ son, Johnny England, Maurice Wilson, Linda Heckman, A1 Jones, Carol Titterington, Gary Akers, Danny Lowder, Rach¬ ael Bailey, Brenda Butler, Vicki Hoover. Third Row: Ma;i Lou McNulty, Steve McDonough, Mary Etta Eyler, Sand,, Rasnick, Donna Gleason, Pam Lester, Peggy Peach, Jam, Brydon, Kathy Brown, Connie Caldwell, Ann Marks, Jan Welsby, Freda Fear, Donna Bailey, Denise Hill, Connie Woo: Robin Snell, Jean Poythress. The Student Co-operative Association was led by Brenda Hoov¬ er—Secretary, Butch Ellis—Vice President, Mary Etta Eyler— District Representative, and Dean Vonetes—President. Miss Lillian Burch is the sponsor of the Stud Council. She has been able to effectively guide t important organization. 192 Association w One: Jean Poythress, Mary Etta Eyler, Ted Blanks, lan Vonetes, Maurice Wilson, Kaye Jones, Chuck Frede- kson, Ann Marks. Row Two: Janet Brydon, Pam Lester, nda Glass, Peggy Peach, Donna Gleason, Patricia Podlew- i, Diane Helder, Patsy Peach, A1 Jones, Billy Smith, Susan Krumel, Carol Titterington, Bobby Swander, Jack Ripani. Row Three: Bruce Clark, Steve McDonough, Sue Webb, Rachel Bailey, Paige Watko, Vicki Nowlin, Gary Akers, Danny Low- der, Joyce Mitchell, David Youngblood, Brenda Butler, Pam¬ ela Billy, Denise Hill, Nancy Bethel. The Student Co-operative Associa- 3n is the central government of our hool. Representatives from each meroom compose the Student Duncil. The members meet each eek to discuss ways the students n improve our school. Under the itstanding leadership of Dean Von- es, our energetic president, the 3A has initiated many worthwhile ■ojects this year. These SCA members are preparing the SCA bulletin board. 193 SC9.1 An annual project of the S. C. A., Twirp Week, is looked forward to by all students. Above are Ted Blanks and Patsy Peach, “Mr. and Miss Twirp.” One of the most exciting events of the school year is the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the S. C. A. Through the years the Hopewell High S.C.A. has supported a foster son. For the past several years we have had the pleasure of supporting Parke Ue Kill. We have found this to be one of our most rewarding undertakings. Parke is a very active fourteen year old boy, who lives in Korea. Everyone takes pride in him, as we have learned through his letters that he makes good grades; and is an outstanding member of his choir. Al¬ though both of his parents were killed in the war, he seems to have a remarkable sense of humor and an ambition for future success. The students of our school are proud to feel that we may have had a part in helping him to realize this ambition. 194 First Row: Linda Baker, Judi Porter. Second Row: Mary Etta Eyler, Mary Katharine Carroll, Nancy Rogers, Cheryl Abernathy, Shannon Nichols, Diane Podlewski, Mike Cycke- vic, Michelle Straccioni, Jan Nicholson, Brenda Hoover, Ellen Gilliam. Third Row: Douglas Helms, Kenny Harris, Jerry Angle, Alan Sordelette, Betty Glass, Linda Heckman, Bar¬ bara Banvard, Christianna Hall, Diane Helder, Linda Scott, Beth Furbush, Carol Farnsworth, Sue Webb. Fourth Row: Joyce Mitchell, Dickie Gill, Bobby Poole, John Letchworth, Jimmy Megrail, Frank Letchworth, Susan Patterson, Vickie Hoover. This year, Mrs. Bettie Brakebill assumed the The officers are Linda Baker—Vice-President, Judi Porter—President, sponsorship of the National Honor Society. Michelle Straccioni—Secretary, Diane Podlewski—Treasurer. 195 Jjfue and First Row: J udy Miller, Faye Minor, Linda Moyer, Janet Bry- don, Dick Eyler, Millie Mintz, Sue Webb, Barbara Banvard, Jane George, Linda Smith. Second Row: Linda Howard, Pam Johnston, Aloria Williams, Linda Hobbs, Suzette Davis, Donna Bailey, Pamela Billy, Sarah Minor, Brenda Bell, Shar¬ on Webb, Joyce Mitchell, Georgette Desheemaeker, Beverly Aldridge, Robert Hobbs, Johnny Thompson, Michael Step¬ hanie, Rebecca Harrison, Mary Sue Irving, Linda Owens, Stacy Kroner. Third Row: Kenneth Harris, Jack Ripani, Gar¬ land ' Eavey, Gloria Dameron, Douglas Coury, Kenneth Hop¬ kins, Michael Hodge, Michael Franz, Ernest Parsonos, Alan Flannagan, Curry Rickman, Tommy Field, Paul Zevgolis, Tim Dunn, Andrew Chernak, Douglas Pritchard, Alan Con¬ fer, Carl Pippin, Frank Phillips, William Wyatt, Eric Jones, Shannon Nichols, John Wyatt, Billy Palmer, Billy Rius, Joe Buffo, Jimmy Robins, Billy Hudson. Fourth Row: Gwen Tow- Throughout the year, whether on the football field, holiday parades, or at concerts, the Bl ue and Gold Band has exemplified ex¬ cellent showmanship and musical talent. The band has proved to be a great as¬ set to our school. Miss Betty Mason is director of the major¬ ettes and the director of the Junior Band. Mr. H. George Taylor is director of the Blue and Gold Band. 196 sey, Donna Fuzy, Faye Alderson, Danielle Aderholt, Jean Goodman, Lynne Carelock, Brenda Butler, Nancy Power, Gale Dawson, Anna Buffo, Paige Watko, Catherine Walker, Dee- ter Allmond, Mike Dolan, Phyllis Hurlburt, Robert Mash- burn, Cham Pritchard, Richard Severin, Melissa Shopshear, Chuck Farnsworth, John Johnston, Dick Gill, Tommy Justice, Eddie Huggins, Dwight Lee, Jack Goodman, Danny Riddle. Fifth Row: Bobby Griggs, William Vance, David Harless, Carol Glovier, Jack Westmoreland, Bob Logan, Rennie Mo rris, David Hope, Richard Brown. Standing in Front: H. George Taylor, Calvin Griggs—Drum Major, Betty H. Ma¬ son. Absent from the picture are James Aultman and Wayne Wilkinson. This year a new dance band was formed from the A great deal of practice and hard work goes into the making of the members of the regular band. This aspiring group is good marching band of Hopewell High School, under the direction of Mr. Taylor. 197 Donna Fuzy | � J - HK. Barbara Banvard Georgette Descheemaeker Douglas Coury 198 Joyce Mitchell Lynne Carelock Lynn Meadows Head Majorette Linda Smith Drum Major Calvin Griggs Sue Webb Faye Alderson Jane Ellen George Sharon Webb Beverly Aldridge Linda Rawlings Brenda Butler 199 Millie Mintz First Row: Nancy Back, Diane Hardy, Shirley Belcher, Mary Sculthorpe, Carol Farnsworth, Kaye Jones, Susie Miller, Mary K. Carroll, Cheryl Abernathy, Betsy Boss, Judy Jessee, Linda Robinette, Mrs. Atkins. Second Row: Patty Harrison, Vicki Rackley, Patsy Bray, Peggy Bradley, Linda Spatig, Carol Titterington, Michelle Billy, Jerry Angle, Emmanuel Kolidakis, Butch Draper, Fred Roberts, Maurice Wilson, Bobby Doutt, Rita Golden, Gloria Lee, Janice Johnson, Phyllis 200 Miss Patty Harrison is the accom¬ panist for the choir. The Senior Choir, under the di¬ rection of Mrs. Atkins, has done much this year to benefit the school and community. This out¬ standing group has shown a great deal of musical ability in their per¬ formances for school functions. The concerts rendered by the Hopewell High School Choir each Spring are looked forward to by everyone. GAt oir Grant, Gwen Robinson, Susan Patterson, Jackie Hodge, Linda Forbes, Lynn Mason. Third Row: Clyde Jessee, Leonard John¬ son, Addie Hall, Jane Atkins, Elaine Mottesheard, Rose Marie Allen, Marvin Carman, Theodore Johnson, John Maile, Eddie Warren, Chuck Weston, Ronald Hobbs, Pamela Highsmith, Dottie Sue Harper, Donna Mashburn, Betty Hanchey, Donald Tatum, Lynn Roach. The “Folk-Singers”, composed of choir members, was originated this year. 201 The choir is taught the fundamentals of music. amor GAt oir ' dm ft - rM. |l ■ •.«! 7■■ ci -,‘iv Br Mi § w ' W ■ TOjal Hr. ' ' ' - wi 5M mi t Si c iP If M |f First Row: Nancy Keener, Elizabeth Hughes, Janet Chavis, Kay Elliott, Wanda Scarberry, Melva Shelton, Wilma Reynolds, Linda Woodson, Joyce Beninghove, Kathy Drake, Catherine Lyckberg, Mrs. Atkins. Second Row: Kathleen Lewis, Sharon Wright, Nancy Woolridge, Betsy Summers, Ruth Malamis, Barbara Johnson, Ruth Moore, Patricia Nor¬ wood. Third Row: Randall Bland, Todd Davis, Grover Me- t Junior Donald, Jeannette Minor, Charlotte Cozart, Alice Walker, Cheryl Yates, Brenda Pai-rish, Betty Carwile. Fourth Row: Glen Roach, Jerry Wallace, Jimmy Davis, Jerry Ashworth, Mike Hammond, Neil Stewart, Bill Harris, Cecil Drumheller, Donald Eastman. Hand First Row: Mary Ollie Newman, Margaret Rose, Freda Fear, Carol Livingston. Second Row: Eugene Day, Charles Gadinis, Paula Baptist, Pattie Curtis, Ellen Poster, Julie Martin, Linda Mosley, Rachel Bailey, Linda Rawlings, Dane Hooks. Third Row: Linda Weaver, Vickie Back, Carolyn Boone, Nerine Eldridge, Avon Miles, Bernard Epps, George Doni- gian, Thomas Bailey, Albert McLeod, Billy Menius, Ronnie Minter, Douglas Cheely. Fourth Row: Vickie Bently, Diane Highsmith, Doris Newton, Jean Hazelgrove, Reggie Bowen, Alan Yates, James Goodman, Donald Thore, Gary Grissam, Alan Turner, Norman Woodlief, Ronald Brashear, Mark Ascolli, Jack Cramer, William Watkins, John Gouge. 202 Ciohih S racfe Choir First Row: Martha Sordelett, Charlotte Osbon, Shirley Os- bon, Ruby Sears, Ruthie Butterworth, Patricia Stocks, Donna Lunce, Jackie Mills, Melanie Karnes. Second Row: Maria Harrison, Sandra Wray, Nancy Gilliam, Debra Cothern, Doris Newton, Linda Daniels, Connie Caldwell, Lenora Shel¬ burne, Carolyn Baber, Darlene Hoover. Third Row: Billy Ellison, Terry Angle, Claudia Allender, Jimmy Emory, Bobby Hecht, Michael Frantz, Sarah Wilson, John Belcher, Tommy Hardy. First Row: Cheryl Yates, Carolyn Campen, Regina Stabile, Jaran Lusk, Nancy Snead, Paula Lenlis, Lula Bryant, Pam Johnston, Claudia Thompson. Second Row: Virgil Johnston, Randy Dodd, Cathy Lambert, Dottie Sue Harper, Mary Ann Burge, Freda Fear, Betty Hanchey, Mary Katherine Wicker, Joyce Kendrick. Third Row: John Tidwell, Susan Stephens, Diane Hardy, Linda Howard, Warren Bowman, Janice Brid- ger. Fran Taylor, Pat Taylor, Linda Drake, James Thompson. 705 First Row: Sherry Craig, Cynthia Sublette, Judi Porter, Billie Jean Wood, Phyllis Williams, Pam Johnston. Second Row: Joan Holman, Patty Akers, Karan Barnwell, Becky Jefferson, Thelma Watko, Linda Howard. Third Row: Linda Smith, Linda Broekwell, Ruby Powers, Carolyn Hogue, Faith Bradley, Carol Bruce Clark. Fourth Row: Pat Taylor, Linda Perry, Tim Dunn, Diane Grant, Karen Hinton, Vickie Hoover. I At the end of the month, the Tatler booth in the cafeteria is a very familiar sight to the students of HHS. Mrs. Dorothy Minchew, sponsor of the Tatler Staff, directs the members in their publication of each edition of the paper. 204 First Row: Mike Cyckevic, Nancy Rogers, Ellen Gilliam, Jan Nicholson, Jimmy Williams. Second Row: Mary Etta Eyler, Janet Frazier, Carol Farnsworth, Cheryl Abernathy, Linda Scott, Margaret Moore, Brenda Hoover, Betsy Boss. Third Row: Don Thomas, Emmett Holland, Cindy Pritchard, Betty Glass, Diane Podlewski, Phyllis Spivey, Diane Helder, Debbie Belch. Members of the Staff identifying pictures. Members of the Staff helping Mr. Utleye celebrate his birth¬ day. 205 Dtafeicfoscope CO-EDITORS and BUSINESS MANAGER Co-Editors: Nancy Rogers, Jan Nicholson Business Manager: Ellen Gilliam BUSINESS MANAGER Ellen Gilliam Junior Assistant: Diane Helder FACULTY and SENIOR SECTION Editors: Nancy Rogers, Jan Nicholson Junior Assistant: Susan Patterson PHOTOGRAPHERS Emmett Holland Junior Assistant: Donald Thomas SPORTS SECTION Editors: Margaret Moore, Gwyn Garrett Junior Assistant: Cindy Pritchard ORGANIZATIONS SECTION Editors: Mary Etta Eyler, Jimmy Williams Junior Assistant: Debbie Belch 206 FEATURES SECTION Editors: Phyllis Spivey, Michael Cyckevic Junior Assistant: Patsy Peach CIRCULATIONS Managers: Betsy Boss, Brenda Hoover 207 The KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF probably has the most important job of any activity at Hopewell High School. Each member has the tremendous responsibility of compiling a section, having pic¬ tures made, selling ads, and taking care of all the other headaches that arise before the deadlines. To accomplish these duties, a staff member must pos¬ sess the qualities of punctuality, determination, perseverence, originality, and ability. The Publica¬ tions Committee has the significant job of choos¬ ing the staff’s members from the student body. The KALEIDOSCOPE Assembly each spring is the high¬ light of the year for the staff. The yearbook is offi¬ cially presented and a new staff, co-editors, and bus¬ iness manager announced. CLASSES SECTION Editors: Diane Podlewski, Douglas Franks Asistant: Linda Scott Junior Assistant: Carol Farnsworth ACTIVITIES SECTION Editors: Janet Frazer, Cheryl Abernathy Junior Assistant: Betty Glass SPONSOR Mr. Mai M. Utleye Down Town Hopewell Uo express our than As to those coho macfe this Sooh possible 209 uchanan’s ewelers TOP TEN SENIOR MOST HUMOROUS—Shannon Nichols BEST DANCER—Wayne Hall MOST POLITE—Mike Birchette MOST INTELLECTUAL—Ray Harris MOST SINCERE—Mary Nelson Glass BIGGEST FLIRT—Margaret Koehler MOST LOQUACIOUS—Linda Scott MOST ATHLETIC—Alison Karnes MOST ENERGETIC—Wayne Lee HARDEST TO PLEASE—Mr. Bannerman JUNIOR MOST HUMORUS—Fay Cole BEST DANCER—Grover McDonald MOST POLITE—Emmanuel Kolidakis MOST INTELLECTUAL—Josephine Burroughs MOST SINCERE—Vickie Moogalian BGGEST FLIRT—Sharon Webb MOST LOQUACIOUS—Butch Altman MOST ATHLETIC—Becky Jones MOST ENERGETIC—Johnny England MOST VIOLENT TEMPERED—Mrs. George SOPHOMORE MOST HUMOROUS—James Thompson BEST DANCER—Robert Schutz MOST POLITE—Dwight Lee MOST INTELLECTUAL—Frankie Ford MOST SINCERE—Pam Solyan BIGGEST FLIRT—Judy Mills MOST LOQUACIOUS—Brenda Morene MOST ATHLETIC—Linda Rawlings MOST ENERGETIC—Steve Myers MOST SYMPATHETIC—Mrs. Kitchen FRESHMAN MOST HUMOROUS—Janet Brydon BEST DANCER—David Harless MOST POLITE—Jimmy Lindenmuth MOST INTELLECTUAL—William Holmes MOST SINCERE—Kay Wall BIGGEST FLIRT—Jinzie Szigeti MOST LOQUACIOUS—Kerry Rimes MOST ATHLETIC—Jo-Ann Clarke MOST ENERGETIC—Ricky Leadbetter MOST SYMPATHETIC—Mrs. Martinko 210 Congratulations from GOULD FUNERAL HOME 214 North 6th Avenue Hopewell WELLS-GOULD FUNERAL HOME 211 405 High Street Petersburg Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 65 From THE TRAVELER ' S RESTAURANT Mr. Mrs. C. P. Panagakus, owners and operators Best Wishes a health food PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia m 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 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1965 J. W. ENOCHS Building Materials and Paint Headquarters of Hopewell GATES FUEL CO. Fuel Oil Kerosene Coal Phone GL 8-9323 BOWLING CENTER First in the Tri-City with Spare Makers 1 15 South 15th Ave. Phene GL 8-2181 Open Lanes Every Night and Weekends Lanes sanctioned for Adult and Junior Leagues Student Rates 30?! before 6:00 P.M. Your Friendly Ford Dealer RAY BROYHILL ' S Broadway to Poythress on Randolph 214 PARKER ' S SHOES The Finest in Town for Teens East Broadway (Best of Luck in ' 65) RICH ' S DRIVE IN Two Locations 1. Hopewell GL 8-8653 2. Colonial Heights RE 3-3982 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 from CRYSTAL LAKE ATKINS FURNITURE Broadway at Main Street GL 8-8211 Home of Quality Furniture Westinghouse Appliances HEFFINGTON ' S Finest in Flowers 233 Broadway Prime Meats Phone GL 8-9841 W. T. GRANT Known for Values Hopewell, Virginia Paint—Hardware—Toys—Houseware WHEALTON HARDWARE 106 Main Street Phone GL 8-4100 BETTY ' S BEAUTY SALON 322-A East Broadway Hopewell GL 8-4255 NEWS STATIONERS PRINTERS 109 Main Street GL 8-5474 School and Office Supplies Quality Printing SANITARY BARBER SHOP 721 Braodway Eddie Rafey, Prop. SCOTT ' S STORE The weight of the world. Congratulations Nick and Stoney YOUNG-HARRISON COMPANY A Label of Quality 22 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia C. F. LAUTERBACH ' S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1877 122 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virgi nia RE 2-7802 For Good Food Try LITTLE CHEF DINER On Commerce Street Open 5-1 1 No Curb Service N. F. Tiller, Prop. SEARS SHOE STORE Hopewell, Virginia For all your teen styles in shoes Royal command. We ' re hungry. Compliments of DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW RIDOUrS BODY AND PAINT SHOP East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 22 Years Experience Compliments of FIRESTONE STORE 126 East Broadway Phone GL 8-8545 Compliments of BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY of Hopewell A W SUPER MARKET 3510 Courthouse Road Hopewell, Virginia REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service 217 Broadway GL 8-2333 Hopewell, Virginia DRAKE AND LAMB AGENCY Insurance—Real Estate Complete Insurance Coverage 102 West Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6343 Compliments of BILL ' S PAR 3 GOLF JAMES J. VERGARA Real Estate—Insurance 101 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia OAKLAWN BOWL 4204 Oaklawn Boulevard Telephone 458-5913 16 AMF Lanes with Automatic Pinspotters “Hopewell ' s Most Modern Bowling Establishment MAZZEI SHEET METAL COMPANY Oaklawn and Wilmington Ave. Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5214 LASTOVICA JEWELER Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Diamond Resetting 702 West Braodway Hopewell, Virginia Farmer John Which hand has the m m ' s ? Steady, Ted. CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS Phone GL 8-2200 209 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 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 RASNICK UPHOLSTERING SHOP 800 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-5966 DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Tobacco Confectioners Paper Goods DAVIS VENDING CO. 200 South 15th Avenue Phone GL 8-2188 Best Wishes OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCE Member of Dance Educators of America, Inc. HOPEWELL RADIO TELEVISION 15th and Maryland Phone GL 8-9259 Our Beloved Advisor Meet the Gang or Your Steady at THE WHOPPER- BURGER SHOP 2510 Oaklawn Boulevard Phone GL 8-9921 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 205 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Air Conditioned Shops For the Best in Paints Phone GL 8-6161 218 THE LINOLEUM SHOP For the Best in Floor and Wall Covering 211 South 15th Street Phone GL 8-5374 The Finest Insurance and Real Estate Service Available Anywhere FORD AGENCY, INC. Specializing in Life and Hospitalization Programs for— The High School Student Those Going to Training Schools or Colleges The Career Bound Young Men and Young Women Contact Your Travelers Life Specialist WILLIAM EARL PRITCHARD 1 1 1 West Poythress GL 8-6333 Hopewell TOWNHOUSE RESTAURANT LUCK ' S BEAUTY SHOP AND BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shops Phone GL 8-6705 205 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL IDEAL PICTURES SCHOOL OF NURSING For Complete Information No. 1 East Lane Write to: Richmond, Virginia Director of Nursing Education Petersburg General Hospital School of Nursing Petersburg, Virginia (State Accredited) Back of Evergreen Motel THE DOLPHIN HOUSE RESTAURANT Banquet Facilities 800 George Street Hopewell, Virginia Compliments to The Class of ' 65 Plumbing and Heating H. F. HAYS SOYS Lynchburg Street GL 8-3314 APPOMATTOX DRY CLEANERS Home of Good Dry Cleaners 206 Appomattox Street GL 8-4264 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1965 ALVIN JONES STUDIOS 1715 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3637 221 Compliments of CITY POINT SERVICE STATION 812 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3566 109 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-21 12 Compliments of THE HOPEWELL NEWS your hometown paper First in KING ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Electrical Supplies and Light Fixtures Commercial Industrial Wholesale and Retail 234 East Poythress Street, Hopewell, Va. Local News Local Sports Local Pictures Phone GL 8-3344 Compliments of THE BROADWAY GARAGE J. P. Cappiali, Prop. Day 458-3613 Night 458-8079 Hopewell ' s Largest Independent Body Shop and Wrecker Service ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS Quality Furniture Frigidaire—Maytag—Magnavox Hopewell, Virginia 222 SHEVEL ' S Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing Walnut Hill Plaza Petersburg, Virginia For Better Home M. M. WALKER General Contractor New Homes or Remodeling Roofing—Tilework—General Repairs Free Estimates Phone GL 8-3374 Hopewell, Virginia VIRGINIA MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Packaged for Freezers 12th and Atlantic Streets 223 GL 8-2589 Compliments of FRANK ' S DAIRY TREAT 106 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia DUNNINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Hopewell ' s Home For Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service HIGHS PETERSBURG DAIRY Tops in Dairy Products Phone 733-9021 R. H. JOEL Diamonds—Watches S i I ve r—C ry sta I —C h i na Bridal Registry MAZZIE ' S DUPLEX MARKET Independent Richfood Market 3115 Oaklawn Boulevard Phone GL 8-9422 Deliveries Quality Meats and Groceries GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE INC. Exclusive Ready to Wear for Young Men and Women Petersburg, Virginia RE 2-5972 RE 2-7941 SPERO S Your Store of Fashion Sycamore and Washington Streets Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of ANN ' S CHARM SHOP Ladies ' Ready to Wear Budget Prices Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of ROUNDTREE PONTIAC, INCORPORATED 3rd and Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia W. L. BILL FLINT Member PONTIAC Master Salesman ' s Guild ROUNTREE PONTIAC, INC. Bank Third Street Petersburg, Virginia Bus.:REgent 3-8721 Res.:REgent 2-7362 BROADWAY SERVICE STATION Personal Service is Our Specialty 1001 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia CORMANY ' S SPORTING CENTER Fishing Tackle—Athletic Supplies JOHNSON Motors Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-9501 H. R. POWERS All Floors Refinished Satis faction Guaranteed 3010 Boston GL 8-2971 HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1206 West Broadway Hopewell,Virginia GL 8-2365 E. H. SAUNDERS AND SONS Electrical Contractors 221 S. 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-6030 O. K., Kiddies, the word for the day is jerry-built. But I thought the stork brought them. , , 7 Dennis thinks he is so tough. Our own Georgette STOKES 1 BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 322 East Broadway Blue Devils Are Our Best Customers CAVALIER SERVICE STORE Corner of Broadway and Brown Hopewell,Virginia HAPSTAKS Finer Foods HOWERTON ' S Jewelers Opticians 207 N. Main Street Phone GL 8-6644 Hopewell, Virginia Patsy, I didn ' t know you cared. WEST END INC. Complete Esso Service 15th and Buren, Hopewell Phone GL 8-3388 RED FRONT MEAT MARKET 705 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3797 Phone GL 8-2495 218 Hopewell Street Hopewell, Virginia The Three Stooges RANDOLPH MOTORS, INC. Dodge—Chrysler 700 South 15th GL 8-8000 GL 8-6708 Hopewell, Virginia BURGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 903 Mansion Drive Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-5378 Compliments of BLACKWELL ' S Old City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Monday morning Wanted, Dead or Alive ELMO ' S BARBECUE DRIVE INN Hopewell-Petersburg Road Pit-Cooked Barbecue Is Our Specialty MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia DONALD McKAY Paints and Hardware Sporting Goods 416 South 15th Avenue At the Circle WE SUPPORT THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Forrest A. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bannerman Miss Webb and Angel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stallard Compliments of a Friend Coach Parker Compliments of J. P. Stanley and Janas Uncle Silva Varsity Hockey Team J. V. Hockey Team Homeroom 216 Homeroom 603 David and Linda Billy and Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Helder Susan Helder Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holland Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jarrett Mrs. J. W. Hyslop Mrs. J. E. Holland, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. P.H. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pope Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Suyes Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Glass Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Slagle Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sordelett Mrs. Gertrude Moock A Friend Homeroom 706 Homeroom 704 Homeroom 705 Homeroom 701 The Drama Club Homeroom 703 Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heckman Butch Ellis Linda Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Moore Sower ' s Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dereski Mr. and Mrs. William S. Falls Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Butler Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Phipps Brenda G. Gwaltney Mr. and Mrs Bryant Marks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweeta C. E. Carrel Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. England Connie Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Neal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Tatum Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Turner M. R. Broaddus Mr. and Mrs. Frances Derski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sears The Sober Room Homeroom 315 John and Jan Homeroom 314 Homeroom 8-13 Cafeteria Homeroom 305 Homeroom 308 Mr. Littlepage ' s Homeroom—Auditorium Room 1 01 Senior Homeroom 316 Alice and John Elder Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis A Friend Homeroom 301 Mr. and Mrs D. L. Patterson The Best Club In Town The Shower Buddies Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. N. C.. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Peach Poole Homeroom 206 Mrs. Angela Shulhof Mr. G. L. Spratley Bo and Bradley Ted and Patsy The H. M. ' S Dailey Warren Torsten Peterson September 13, 1964 Steve and Gail Mr. Sacra Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Morene Eddie, Jo-Ann, and Peggy Clarke Mrs. Anna Wood Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thrift Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bartha Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hapstak Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Beach Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mitchell Mr. W. E. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs Billy Mitchell The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Johns Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinkley Mrs. Brock ' s Homeroom Senior Homeroom 318 Mr. Downy ' s Homeroom 219 Mrs. Hardin ' s Homeroom 1 1 1 F. H. A. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lee and Family 226 WE SUPPORT THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mr. Laddie F. Sodomka Mr. and Mrs. Carlton L. Suyes F. B. L. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Scott Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sheppard and Family Mr. John Shrobach Billie Jean and Lawrence The French Circle Homeroom 602 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Spivey Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Currin E. C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pentecost Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Measles Homeroom 604 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hooks Jimmy, Don, Mickey, and Willy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sutton Mr. and Mrs. W. Ross Johnson Chief C. E. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. D.G.Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Wells Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Keener Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Austin Mr. D. T. Williams Deanie and Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Towsey Mrs. George W. Mahaney Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vonetes Mr. and Mrs. Paran B. Chase Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Walker Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Butterworth Mrs. Annie P. Theodore Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Abernathy, Jr. Debbie Belch Bill Ewing Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Belch Job ' s Daughters Homeroom 202 Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Phipps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chrismer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackburn A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox Linda and Moe Dr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Shaggs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and Linda Welmont and Betsy Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin Boss Phil and Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Hening Mr. and Mrs. Hansford Austin Boss Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Drake Mrs. T. W. Justice F. T. A. Miss Belinda Cyckevic Mr. and Mrs. J. Cyckevic, Jr. Hopewell Hi-Y Sophomore Homeroom 312 Mr. and Mrs. Borden S. Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bertram Mr. and Mrs. R. G.. Burge Senior Homeroom 319 Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Eyler Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Mr. and Mrs. Murry L. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Carmack Mary Katherine and Steve Junior Optimist Club Dabney House, Caltech. Girls ' Monogram Club The Greenwood Singers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brakebill Lynne and Bobby The Crepe Myrtle Girl The Cottage Key Club Andy and Jackie Patty and Benny Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Farnsworth Freshman Homeroom 201 Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y Junior Homeroom 208 Audrey F. Chambliss Austin and Donna Helen D. Agrella Senior Choir A Friend G. Harold Williams Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Ewing French Circle Mr. and Mrs. Garland Ellis Mr. and Mrs.T. C. Frazier M. M. Utleye Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Garrett JOHN LETCH WORTH-45 Senior Homeroom 304 Varsity Cheerleaders Senior Homeroom 601 Cafeteria Homeroom (Mr. Williams) Homeroom 215 The B Buddies Club Homeroom 205 Gwyneth Forccces 227 PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY WYATTS FLORIST The Best in Flowers and Service 206 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Gas Heat—Plenty of Water 3 Times Faster 600 West Broadway Phone GL 8-6392 KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Food Shopping 710 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Buy The Best, Buy Richfood Compliments J. T. MORRIS SON of HOPEWELL, INC. Funeral Home GARFINKEL ' S Lad ies ' Ready-to-Wear Sportswear and Accessories 228 COLEY ' S CONFECTIONERS Extends Best Wishes To The Class of ' 65 mi i Compliments of BEACON THEATRE Remember we have Student Discount Cards which can be purchased at the theatre for 50 each which entitles you to a 20d reduction of price on regular adult admission tickets. THE GLOBE SHOE STORE For Shoes in Hopewell Since 1928 Corner Main and Poythress Streets HOGUE MOTOR COMPANY 204 South Randolph Road Hopewell, Virginia BILL HOGUE, Owner Your Plymouth Dealer Bus. Phone GL 8-2912 Res. Phone GL 8-5560 CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY Phone 458-8553 Hopewell, Virginia 424 South 15th Avenue Reliable Prescriptions INSURANCE REAL ESTATE CENTER, INC. Real Estate — Appraisals General Insurance Phone GL 8-6363 110 North 2nd Avenue Hopewell, Virginia PINEWOOD CHARCOAL HOUSE 325 South City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-9004 Specializing in Pizzas GEORGES GREG STORES ISC. Four Rexall Drug Stores BUTTERWORTHS Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnishing 245 Broadway Hopewell HOPEWELL IRON LSD STEEL COMPMV South 6th and N. and W. Railroad Hopewell, Virginia Telephone GL 8-9753 230 (MON-MAM FURNITURE, INC. 426 South Fifteenth Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-7517 BOB CARLON FRANK WEAVER, JR. Res. Phone 458-2492 Res. Phone 458-5270 Depend on (1REENLEAF DAIRY For Farm-Fresh Dairy Products For home delivery dial RE 3-3448 or when buying from your favorite food store, select GREENLEAF Greenleaf Dairy—“The Home of Farm Fresh Dairy Products ' ' ADRIAN 110 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Style without extravagance in Smart feminine apparel RANDOLPH MEAT MARKET 400 North 6th Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6049 GL 8-2043 MINSHEW ' S JEWELERS Hopewell ' s Finest 102 East Braodway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3917 HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5276 G. G. PASTRY SHOPPE Best in Pastries, Cakes, and Pies Compliments of HOPEWELL INSURANCE COMPANY He wouldn ' t dare take MY picture. Who opened the gate? Should I wear a rose in my hair? Compliments of N. P. CARROLL ALLIED AUTO PARTS, INC. 226 East Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment Your N. A. P. A. Jobber is a Good Man to Know Day Phone GL 8-6241 Night Phone GL 8-5732 THE CLOTH CORNER Sew and Save 707 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia WOOLWORTH ' S 106 East Broadway Phone 458-3574 FREDERICK S. PHILLIPS Professional Photographers PHILLIPS PORTRAIT STUDIO 101 South 6th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia 23860 HOUSER BROTHERS MARKET 612 North 6th Street Phone GL 8-8012 It ' s mm mm good. Compliments of FAYED GROCERY KING ' S Hopewell ' s Leading Jewelers Diamonds Watches Gifts GL 8-3020 216 East Braodway ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY THE STORE FOR DAD AND THE LAD Hopewell, Virginia ZAK ' S GULF SERVICE City Point Road and 7th Avenue Phone GL 8-8101 Automotive Service Since 1939 Compliments of CITY HALL BARBER SHOP 217 East Main SYLVIA HAT SHOP Petersburg, Virginia Margaret, please let me be next. Here, Jan, this one is cherry-flavored. There ' s a snake in my purse. Randy, you ' ve got the wrong end on the stool. BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY of HOPEWELL, INC. City Point and 7th Avenue BEST WISHES To The Graduating Class of Hopewell High School LAKEWOOD SLIPPER CLUB The Finest in Italian Dishes Prince George County Route 156 S. METROPOLITAN LINEN RENTAL SERVICE Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves PENNEY ' S Petersburg, Virginia A P Main Street Hopewell, Virginia STANDARD-JAMES INC. For Better Shoes 124 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 233-0567 HOBB ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE 6th Avenue Minor Auto Repairs Road Service Goodyear Tires, Batteries and Accessories REG. U. S. FAT. OFF. HOLIDAY INN North 2 Interstate 95 Va. 36 P. O. Box 1166 Ph: 733-0730, AC: 703 TWX 703 732-0715 Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of GREEN BANK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Residential Commercial General Contractor P. J. KAIN Virginia State Reg. No. 55667 Route 2, Box 404 Chester, Virginia Phone 458-4185 COME ALIVE! you ' re in the Pepsi generation! Compliments of THE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 242 East Broadway Hopewell,Virginia Phone GL 8-3410 235 U. S. Royal Tires Kelly-Springfiela Tires LEETE TIRE AND BATTERY CO. Willard Batteries Recapping and Vulcanizing E. H. Leete, Prop. Home Phone RE 2-3044 Bus. Phone RE 2-3231 2nd and Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia RACKLEY ' S RADIO AND T. V. COMPANY 236 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6000 RCA Victor Motorola SOUTHERN MATERIALS COMPANY, INC. —Ready Mixed Concrete—Sand— —Gravel—Crushed Stone— Petersburg, Virginia RE 3-6051 Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-8533 ROGER ' S PURE SERVICE Our Policy Will Meet Your Standards 3221 Oaklawn Boulevard GL 8-2535 236 BOB OLIVER ' S TEXACO VERGARA ' S ROYAL CLEANER ' S INC. 15th Avenue and City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-8100 Sanitone Cleaners Same Day Service 900 City Point Road GL 8-2265 230 East Cawson GL 8-3456 B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Mechanical Work Road Service At All Times HOPEWELL GLASS COMPANY 208 East Poythress Street Telephone GL 8-3966 Autoglass—Mirrors—Plateglass GARRETT ' S STATION Broadway and Randolph Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5541 237 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL Save with the friendly folks where savings pay Congratulations to the Class of 1965 JOSTEN ' S BOB KERBY REPRESENTATIVE Your Ring, Announcements, Cards, Caps and Gowns 238 A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe¬ matics, consider engineering for your career! 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 AN D POWER COMPANY FURNITURE CITY Factory to You Furniture—Appliances—Television Stero—Carpeting Petersburg-HopewelI Road For Your Parties and Banquets Now—and in years to come INDIAN HILLS RESTAURANT and QUALITY COURTS MOTEL NORTH Exit 5 Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike Phone 732-0341 239 What’s the math assignment? Is 8 o’clock all right? Need a ride to the game? Want me to bring records? What else can you call on so often, for help, for com¬ pany, for information, or just for fun? Your phone is one friend that’s always there when you need it. The C P Telephone Company of Virginia Part of the Nationwide Bell System 240 CONGRATULATIONS BUSINESS AND EDITORIAL STAFFS of the KALEIDOSCOPE and To The GRADUATION CLASS of HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL ANILINE DIVISION OF ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION NITROGEN DIVISION OF ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION FIRESTONE SYNTHETIC FIBERS COMPANY HERCULES POWDER COMPANY INCORPORATED CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY INCORPORATED 241 HARLOW-HARDY COMPANY INCORPORATED Everything for the Home 17-19 West Washington Street RE 3-4444 WE ' RE READY WHEN YOU ARE! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vacation earnings toward college. Or perhaps you ' re class or club treasurer with funds to handle. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank today, just as we hope to be your bank in future. 2017 South Sycamore Street RE 2-7321 Petersburg, Virginia FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK WEST HOPEWELL GROCERY 2515 West Hopewell Boulevard GL 8-9138 Quality Groceries HEFFINGTON REAL ESTATE, INC. 107 East Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-7727 HUGHES CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Hopewell ' s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Headquarters for Seventeen Magazine Fashions Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of HOPEWELL FEED AND SEED STORE Compl iments of J. Hamilton Hening, Sr. Compl iments of STANS 5 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Phone 732-6386 Compl iments of THE GEORGE DONIGAN GROCERY Mr Leadbeffer CAROLE LANE FASHIONS 219 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Fashions of Distinction Compliments of VOLKSWAGEN SALES SERVICE Just cal! me angel face. Compliments of O. K. TIRE RUBBER COMPANY Compliments of WOODLAWN CAMERA SHOP 3212 Virginia Street Phone GL 8-9361 Compliments PARKER AGENCY, INC. Real Estate—Rentals—Insurance Appraisals Phone GL 8-6373 KEITH AND ALLEN CLOTHIERS Qf nCE ' Machine Tales g Service DIAL 732-6451 265 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Jolly Old Saint Nicholas Was good to us. Sales and Service of new and reconditioned standard or electric typewriters 1932 S SYCAMORE PETERSBURG Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE JOHN E. NEMETZ 121 North Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-8555 STATE FARM INSURANCE World ' s Largest Auto Insurance THE KINDERGARTEN CLASS OF 1953—Front Row, left to right—Gifcby Button, Ellen Gilliam, Lee Matovich, Kathy Kain, Carl Heckel, Emmanuel Kolidakis, and Eddie Huggins. Second Row: Dean Vonetes, Gary Foster, Mike Franklin, Skippy Reynolds, Ronald Harvell, Benji Holt, Ann Lambert, Michael Mahaney, and Frances Halupka. Back Row—Ruth Streeter, Terry Lee Jones, Allan Sordelett, Edwina Moore, Casmier Chrzan, Frances Anthony, Billy Hecht, and Jean Ford. V ' ■ u J i 1 HE BAND—Front row, left to right—Kathy Wallace, Lee Matovish, Ellen Gilliam, Andy Hall, Pat Norwood, Johnnie McCabe, Eddie Huggins, and Florence Heckel. Second Row— Beth Furbush, Cindy Pritchard, Ricky Jones, Angela Miller, Stevie Moore, Joan Hundley, Beverly Wimbish, Carl Heckel, and Ronnie Bethea. Third Row—Ronald Harvell, Ruthie Streeter, Frances Anthony, Gary Foster, Torsten Peterson, Kathy Kain, Mike Mahaney, Benji Holt, Gibby Button, and Allan Sordelett. Back Row—Billy Hecht, Terry Lee Jones, Edwina Moore, Anne Lambert, Casmier Chrzan, Dean Vo¬ netes, Skippy Reynolds, Frances Halupka, Jean Ford, and Emmanuel Kolidakis.