Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1966 volume:

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Jde hope that this fftafeidoscope wifi briny to min d addof tfe p feasant memories of tfis year ancffefp you reafize tfat your scfoof ffe, fife a river ; wo ufed not fave been as fuff if it facf not been for your activities ; teachers, ancf friends fere at Ofopeweff Ofiyf. four feditors } Gar of Gam sw or tf f)on dfomas orecuor cf I Diane Lynn Helder Business Manager yCa e cfoscope Staff Don Thomas ... Editor Carol Farnsworth.... Editor Brenda Butler. Editors’ Assistant Diane Helder . Business Manager Joan Jerrell.Sr. Assistant Business Manager Brenda Houff . ..... Jr. Assistant Business Manager Patsy Peach ... Features Editor Gwen Towsey.. ..Features Editor Linda Spatig.... Features Assistant Beverly Aldridge ..Admin, and Faculty Editor Faye Alderson .. Admin, and Faculty Assistant Susan Patterson . Classes Editor Lynn Meadows . Classes Editor Gloria Roberts. Classes Assistant Cindy Pritchard . Athletics Editor Karen Meadows .. Athletics Editor Dee Dee Atwater.....Athletics Assistant Debbie Belch . Organizations Editor Joyce Buchanan .. Organizations Editor Brenda Morene .... .. Organizations Assistant Betty Glass...... ... Activities Editor Gwen Robinson.... . Activities Editor Becky Beach .. .... Activities Assistant Barbara Banvard..... Circulations Manager Dottie Sue Harper... Circulations Assistant James B. Thompson .. Photographer Malvin M. Utleye.Faculty Advisor 4 Gon en s 5 ' i 1 5 9 7a Tp s hh 7 i p dj £- 7H ( t jl A L yfJ yAC l Striving to excel ' ; this is what enriches our hje ancf develops our character Sfhose who have achieved recognition have earned it, and those who have not, have improved their hives hg trging. dm bit ion (fives direction to our deatures Dedication J Crs. Jffac e ine cS. C7liJ?ins For your inspiration in giving us an opportunity to increase our enjoyment and appreciation of good music; for the unceasing support you have given us when our courage failed; for your outstanding devotion to Music and your ever present sense of humor; we feel that we have been fortunate to have had the privilege of having you as our teacher and friend. In sincere appreciation and gratitude, we, the Class of ’66, dedicate our Kaleidoscope to you, Mrs. Madeline S. Atkins. 8 She needs to be built up to some of her duties. C71 day that is Jidfedwith Direciiny Cm Jdauinq the niano S ' r -— — omposiny j _ As a choir director we have grown to Her music has been a great boost to our school spirit, admire her greatly. 9 7 T ss Diafeicfoscope Because of her contributions to our class and school, her character, scholarship, leadership and sportsmanship, the Class of ’66 chose Miss Joan Jerrell as Miss Kaleidoscope. 10 Don U£i omas The Class of 1966 chose Don Thomas as Mr. Kaleidoscope because of his many contributions to the school and our class in service, sportsmanship, scholarship, leader¬ ship and character. 11 unners - A. BEVERLY ALDRIDGE JANAS HENDRICKS JOYCE MITCHELL SUSAN PATTERSON CONTESTANTS: First row: Joyce Mitchell, Susan Patterson, Cindy Pritchard, Debbie Belch, Lynn Meadows, Karen Meadows. Second row- Beverly Aldridge, Donna Howlett. Cookie Buffo, Carol Farnsworth, Joan Jerrell. Third row: Sue Webb, Janas Hendricks, Gwen Towsey Vicki Rackley. CR, unners■ CONTESTANTS: First row: Don Thomas, Jeff Roop, Pete Nicholson, Chuck Fred- erickson. Second row: Bill Kapsidelis, Eugene Day, Charles Woodard, Butch Altman, Butch Ellis. Third row : Austin McArthur, Donnie Livingston, David Nuckles. JlCiss Jfope vell icj j ScJioo March 13, 1965, found a panel of judges choosing the beautiful, charming, and radiant Miss Carol Farnsworth, to be crowned as Miss Hopewell High School to reign during the school year of 1965-66. unnerS ' CINDY PRITCHARD First Runner-up DONNA HOWLETT Second Runner-up Mury Katharine Carroll, last year’s Miss Hopewell High School, presents Carol with her newly won crown as the runners-up look on. CPairicia Dt cuj J j each As the 1965 Homecoming Queen, Patsy Peach reigned over the festive week-end activities. She was chosen by a vote of the entire student body because of her charac¬ ter, sportsmanship, scholarship, and all around friendliness. Jfo omecominj Court SUSAN PATTERSON Second Runner-up GWEN TOWSEY First Runner-up PRINCESSES AND ESCORTS: First row: Jimmy Sears, Gwen Towsey, Don Thomas, Patsy Peach, Tommy Powroznick, Susan Patterson. Second row: Janas Hendricks, .Joan Jerrell, Beverly Aldridge, Marsha Stanley, Ann Youngblood, Betty Glass, Diane Helder, Joyce Mitchell, Lynn Meadows, Cindy Pritchard, Karen Meadows, Gwen Robinson, Sue Webb. Third row: Austin McArthur, Larry Wilker- son, Willy Szigetti, Bob Smith, George Brydon, Charles Woodard, Bobby Poole, Buddy Noland, Chuck Krumel, Terry Dail. JKj. ss k ■. §}k Joyce was selected by the Retail Merchants Association to reign over the annual Christmas Parade. Her leadership, character, and scholarship were the main p oints which the Retail Merchants considered in selecting Joyce from the list of six nom¬ inated by the Senior Class. 18 ft nncesses Joyce waves cheerfully as her float continues down the street. op. ' homore cS wee the art jL tynn CBeach At the Sophomore Dance, the Class of ’67 chose Miss Becky Beach as their Sweet¬ heart because of her friendliness and the hard work and interest she has shown in their class. CAROL TITTERINGTON First Runner-up 20 DIANE PATTERSON Second Runner-up r Jfaf o oween Q. ueen Vicki Noland Linda Watkins These were chosen the most original and beautiful costumes. 21 Gloria Pead BETH FURBUSH At the Drama Guilds annual Halloween Ball, Miss Beth Furbush was crowned as their Halloween Queen. Sheila McGowan School SHonors GIRLS’ STATE Miss Janas Hendricks and Miss Susan Patterson were selected to attend Girls’ State at Radford College by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion, Post 80, after being nominated by the Class of ’66. GRADUATION MARSHALS Sue Webb and John Letchworth were chosen by the Hope- well Chapter of the National Honor Society to serve as Graduation Marshals for the final gathering of the Class of 1965. BOYS’ STATE Butch Altman and Chuck Frederickson, after being nomin¬ ated by the Class of ’66, were chosen to attend the American Legion Boys’ State held at the College of William and Mary for a week this past summer. DISTRICT PRESIDENT Eddie Smiley was elected by his classmates last spring as a District VI Board Member. At the convention, he was nominated and elected as the District President. Community OhConors BOY OF THE YEAR Bobby Poole Bobby Poole was chosen the Optimist Club’s Outstanding Boy of the Year because of his fine character, scholarship, leadership, delightful per¬ sonality, and his readiness to serve his friends, church, and school . Because of his activity in numer¬ ous organizations in both school and church and his contributions to them through his leadership, sports¬ manship, and service, Bobby is very deserving of this honor. GIRL OF THE YEAR Barbara Banvard The Optimist Club of Hopewell chose Barbara as the Outstanding Girl of the Year. Barbara earned this highly coveted honor by the service she has so readily given to the school, to her church, and the numerous activities which she takes part in. Her excellent character, delightful personality, scholar¬ ship, leadership, and active participation have earned this very worthy honor for her. 23 Our H.H.S. cheerleaders encouraged much school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the football season. New eighth graders lost no time in getting into the “swing of things” at H.H.S. At our annual Halloween Ball, amidst all the fun, In September of 1965, the S.C.A. selected Bill a queen was selected to reign throughout the Kapsidelis as the first Student of the Week. This school year. _ was just one of the new S.C.A. objectives. Several times throughout the year a committee from the S.C.A. selected a Banner Room. This promoted school spirit by encouraging the students to take more pride in their school. The student body once again gathers for a pep rally to promote school spirit for the football season. 24 Jimmy Buchanan, a dear friend to all who knew him, had been a loyal fan to the Hopewell Blue Devils for many years. The Senior Class float took first place at the 1965 Homecoming. i rwt i | I - One of the highlights of our school year was the production of “Camelot” by the drama, music, and art departments of Hopewell High. 25 There is nothing like the excitement of the H.H.S. basketball games — even before the game begins! Many times throughout the school year the students at H.H.S. drill in case of fire. Mr. Sober, an H.H.S. Government teacher and S.C.A. sponsor, participated in our annual Christ¬ mas Assembly. Students who have shown outstanding ability in character, leadership, and service, were tapped for the National Honor Society. The Tri-Hi-Y members at H.H.S. support and pro¬ mote school functions by having a coat check. As in previous years, the Seniors caroling through the halls of H.H.S. in December was an impressive occasion. 26 The traffic problem at H.H.S. greatly improved as the new rules were enforced. Needless to say, track has become a more prominent sport at H.H.S. and we, the students, are sure proud of our team. Though baseball is the last athletic sport of the year, it is not the least in importance. “Oh, happy day—we passed!” An exciting day as everyone gathers to show off their report cards ending a year of hard work. “Who will the Co-Editors be?” This was the most exciting moment of the 1965 Kaleidoscope As¬ sembly. 27 Now the halls are quiet, and to many of us, they will long be remembered; for they will never be looked upon again by some. pups Ui(lose who {each as, guide as, ancf direct us deserve oar speciai thanhs. Uheir untiring guidance has taught us the meaning of knowledge and directedthe river of our hives on a straight course. 1 dministration and dacu i Lila Wiatt Sinclair Visiting Teacher Longwood College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., School of Social Work, R.P.I. lege, Smith College. William and Marv Col- Lillian Malone Burch Administrative Assistant Old Sullins, B.S., William and Mary College, A.B., Co¬ lumbia University, University of Virginia, R.P. I. Administration Charles W. Smith Superintendent of Schools, City of Hopewell Howard College, B.S., College of William and Mary, M.A., University of Virginia, Further Graduate Work. Frederic Doeg Director of Instruction Washington State College, B.S., B.E., University of Virginia, M.Ed., College of William and Mary. Left to right: Mr. Chalmer Pritchard, Mr. Bryant Marks, Mr. Temple Lee, Mrs. Earn¬ est Bartha, Mr. Charles Smith, Mrs. Edna Earle Beach, Mr. Robert Andrews. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Bartha discuss a problem facing the School Board. 31 7ir minis Iraiio n F. Caroll Alexander Principal R.P.I., B. S. in Distributive Education, V.P.I., M.S. in Education, University of Virginia, College of Wil¬ liam and Mary. George S. Orr Assistant Principal Western Kentucky State College, B.S., M.A.. 32 administration wtl ' ;U. : Alton L. Crist Dean of Students University of Richmond, B.A. College of William and Mary, University of Virginia. Peter I. Leadbetter Treasurer Randolph-Macon College, A.B., University of Vir¬ ginia, College of William and Mary, V.P.I. Eual W. Culbertson Director of Activities Newberry College, A.B., Peabody College, Universi¬ ty of Virginia, College of William and Mary. i Lydia V. Williams Office Secretary Cjafeteria and Jliainlenan ce 34 ( Juicfance Department Willa R. Taylor Eastern Kentucky State College, A B. and M.A. Helen D. Agrella Lynchburg College, B.A., Hyan- nis State Teachers’ College, University of Virginia, R.P.I. Eunice G. McCall Madison College, B.S., R.P.I., William and Mary, University of Virginia. David H. Borum R.P.I., College of William and Mary. Guidance throughout high school years to help aid the student in fol¬ lowing his own course is offered to students of Hopewell High School. Those who aid us in trying to make future plans perform their jobs with enthusiasm. 35 Anne Berk Indiana University, B.A. Phyllis H. Farnsworth Syracuse University, B.A., Uni¬ versity of Virginia. Betty Anne Clarke East Carolina College, B.S. New ideas in our changing world are stem¬ med from literature of the past and present. In our English courses, we study both litera¬ ture and composition of our language. From English we gain appreciation of our heritage and knowledge to help us express ourselves now and in the future. Jean P. Garrett Longwood College, B.S., Uni¬ versity of Virginia. Cora W. Johnson Mary Washington College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., College of William and Mary, Florida State University. 36 Department Mary Helen Burch Mary Washington College, B.S. ; William and Mary, R.P.I. James M. Barker, Jr. University of Richmond, B.A. R.P.I., University of Virginia. Elizabeth Smith Borum East Carolina College, B.S. Donna C. Orr Western Kentucky State Col¬ lege, B.S. Diane W. Stidham Auburn University, B.A. ; Bir¬ mingham Southern College. Phyllis S. Synan Radford College, B.A. ; Em¬ manuel College. Joseph P. Wray Bluefield Junior College, A.A., Southeastern Theological Semi¬ nary, M.D., University of Rich¬ mond, B.A., R.P.I. : University of North Carolina. Laura H. Solvenson East Carolina, A.B., George Peabody, B.S., Columbia Uni¬ versity, University of Virginia, University of Florida, Florida State University, Miami Uni¬ versity. 37 Elizabeth C. Furr East Carolina Collette, B.S., University of North Carolina. Mae M. Andrews Randolph-Maeon Woman’s Col¬ lege, A.B. Mrs. Marilyn Honea University of Tennessee, B.S Forrest A. Glass Wake Forest, B.S. College of William and Mary, M.Ed. Patricia S. Wells College of William and Mary, A.B. in education. Nadia Phillips Susquehanna University, B.A., R.P.I., University of Virginia. Jane F. Gilliam College of William and Mary, B.S., Madison College, Long- wood College, V.P.I. J ack L. Stallard Emory and Henry College, B.A., R.P.I. Alice G. Szigeti Madison College, B.S. Prentiss O. Schroder Greensboro College, C.W. Post College, Duke University, Co¬ lumbia University, B.A. In gaining skills helpful to our everyday life and in preparing for a profession, we are con¬ stantly aware of the importance of mathemati¬ cal knowledge. In almost any subject, problems arise in which a little math could solve for the answer. Whether useful now or not, our knowl¬ edge gained in math will help well into the fu¬ ture. foreign oanpuacge Department Frances G. Gilliam Longwood College, B.S., R.P.I., University of Virginia, College of William and Mary. Audrey F. Chambliss College of William and Mary, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., Longvvood College, Uni¬ versity of Aix-Marseille. Mercedes Sais Stgo de Cuba, B.A. in Ed., Nor¬ mal School for Teachers, Uni¬ versity of Oriente, Cuba. I i Irene Beauchamp New York University, College of William and Mary, Universi¬ ty of Richmond, R.P.I., V.P.I., University of North Carolina, University of Maryland, Uni- versidad Internacional, B.S. is the hey to uniuersaf un cferstan chny With the many opportunities to travel today, important is our chance to learn the language of the people of another country. We are indeed for¬ tunate to be able to study about the countries as well as their languages under the competent leadership of our language department. 39 ci enee Department Herbert Bannerman University of Washington, B.S., Sewanee, Union (Schenectady) V.P.I. Anne P. Theodore William and Mary College, B.S. University of Richmond, U. of Va. Arlene J. Barber University of N.C. A.B., B.S. Medical College of Virginia, East Carolina Teachers College. Nancy F. Threewitts Madison College, B.S., College of William and Mary. Charlcie M. Brock Clinch Valley College of U. of Va., B.S., Lincoln Memorial University. Charles G. Lambert Concord College, B.S. Richard Havis Hoagland Scarritt College, A.B., V.M.I. Anne M. Nevils University of South Carolina, B.S. Chemistry, A.B. Education. In this age of space and rockets, an education in the field of science is needed to keep up with the ever-changing, too, and our teachers keep the students informed as to what is happening. Science, basically, is one of the more important courses. Social Stuctzes Department Kathren E. Leadbetter Longwood College, B.S., R.P.I., College of William and Mary. Stuart L. Morefield University of Richmond, B.A., R.P.I. . Iola J. Maloney College of William and Mary, B.A., Longwood. Evelyn E. Nye University of North Carolina, B.A., University of Virginia, R.P.I., College of William and Mary. Current happenings are all part of the history of tomorrow. In studying and learning from generations past, we are able to learn of our govern¬ ment today, to prepare ourselves as citizens of tomorrow, aware of the importance of being informed. Jerrell Sober Pennsylvania State College, B.S., University of Pennsyl¬ vania, University of Richmond, R. P.I. David H. Borum R.P.I., College of William and Mary. G. Harold Williams Old Dominion College, B.S., University of Richmond, M.A., Chowan. Stewart M. Douglas Randolph Macon B.A., Uni¬ versity of Richmond, College of William and Mary. 41 During recent years physical fitness has become increasingly important to girls. It has been often said that women are gradually developing into the stronger sex! Here at HHS, our physical education program includes not only strengthening for the body, but also a strengthening of the mind. Mary Allen Buren Madison College, B.S. ; Indiana U niversity. Betty I. Martinko Slippery Rock College, B.S. ; University of Pittsburgh. Dolores Elaine Webb Madison College, B.S. ; Univer¬ sity of Virginia, M.Ed. Jane Hartman Wilson Madison College, B.S. ; William and Mary, R.P.I. 42 do as ’ CPdpsicaf e ducation department A boy’s physical education training is a vital part of his growth into manhood. Also, this training may very well be considered the backbone of our nation’s future heritage. John P. Tiller, Jr. Department Head Boys’ Physi¬ cal Education, North Carolina State, B.S. Physical Education, R.P.I. Ken Honea Junior Varsity Head Coach, University of Tennessee. William H. Littlepage Bridgewater College, B.A. 43 J Custc Department H. George Taylor Sherwood Conservatory of Music, B. of Music, Mar¬ shall University, Eastern Kentucky State College, Morehead State College, De Paul University, Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin. Eugene Johnson R.P.I., B. of Music Ed. Madeline S. Atkins R.P.I., College of William and Mary, B. of Music Ed., University of Vir¬ ginia, Madison College. Students may develop their talents in music through this department. Both the choir and the band take part in many ac¬ tivities at school, including the annual Christmas Concert in which both perform together to the enjoyment of all. 44 Verona E. Hecht Greensboro College, B.A., R.P.I., William and Mary College, John Hopkins University. Art department Art is a means of expressing one’s emotions. It is the true feel¬ ing of the artist; his love, his hate, his opinions, his beliefs. It is a way for him to communicate with the world. This department teaches young artists to express themselves, not in words, but in a far more interesting way, on canvas. 45 Gommerciaf Department Ours is a fast moving society in which every¬ one seems to be concerned with the business, com¬ merce, and profits of today. Our teachers in the Commercial Department give to us a background in secretarial work, typing, shorthand, and vari¬ ous other subjects in this field. They encourage us to develop good work habits and help build many of the fundamental principles necessary in an office, class, and home. Thelma G. Clark Winthrop College, B.S. ; R.P.I. A 2iel.ee K. George Moptreat College, B.E. ; R.P.I. Elizabeth Haley Glass Mary Washington College, B.S. : William anti Mary, University of Virginia. Lucy W. Pritchard Mary Washington College, B.S.; University of Virginia. o Charlotte Martin Radford College, B.S. ; R.P.I. 46 dncfustrtaf dirts department Frederick A. Woehr State University of New York, College at Oswego, B.S., M.S., Rochester Institute of Tech¬ nology. Samuel Z. Strong Hesston College, A.A. in In¬ dustrial Arts, Eastern Ken¬ tucky State College, B.S. G.M. Showalter L.L. Cooke School of Engineer¬ ing, U.S. Army Signaling School, Midwest Signal School, University of Virginia R.P.I. James R. Latta Uniontown, Union Industrial Trade School. James S. Landes Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S., Berea College. r Jv ■ h � jpPP : : H JH v ?J. TA L Mi BBau mSes m . . iw mm . Through studying Industrial Arts, many students are able to prepare for their life’s work. Woodworking, printing, electronics, and drafting are among these very worthwhile subjects. 47 r y • • Jraimncj Malvin M. Utleye Austin Peay State College, A.A., King College, A.B., Middle Ten¬ nessee State College, East Ten¬ nessee State College, Universi¬ ty of Tennessee, Tennessee Wes¬ leyan College, University of North Carolina, Baylor Univer¬ sity, University of Virginia. Industrial Cooperative Training provides the students of Hopewell High School with on-the-job training in various trades and semi¬ professions. The school also provides the students with textbooks and classtime to further their knowledge and ability on their jobs. The majority of the students who take part in this program continue their education in their chosen field. Since the inception of the pro¬ gram, better than sixty five percent of the students have continued in this manner. Approximately twenty five students graduate from the Industrial Cooperative Training program each year. Sri W.W+ v W. V.W. 1 ' ; 1 ■ 48 Distributive C cfucation Departm ent Distributive Education gives practical training in merchandising. This training program is open to students who meet certain require¬ ments and are interested in the distribution of goods. Mr. Raines gives his students instructions on the intracies of pleasing the cus¬ tomer. Their proverbial slogan is “Service with a smile . Hopewell High School’s D. E. program is one of the strongest and best in Vir¬ ginia. Walter J. Raines Marshall University, B.B.A. ; Concord, VPI, R.P.I. 49 Jlome e conomics Department According to our female clan at Hopewell High, one of the most interesting subjects is Home Eco¬ nomics. Guided by patient and understanding in¬ structors, the girls learn to plan meals, cook, sew, and clean, while acquiring good domestic traits and qualities. These skills can prove very helpful now, and in the future. Esther G. Maxey Longwood College, B.S. Ethel B. Rogers Radford College, B.S. 50 Books are the source of all knowledge. With¬ out them the world would slump into dark ages, and all education and culture would stop. They give us preparation for our lives by the experi¬ ence and advice of those much wiser. Our library has a lot to offer if one would learn to use it properly to his advantage. Catherine B. Sheally Librarian Farmville Teachers College, B.S. : The College of William and Mary, A.B. in Library Science, R.P.I. Nancy Byrde Snead Assistant Librarian Madison College, B.S. in Edu¬ cation. 51 gSgSy ,2a are a Our c assmates ancf friends are a large pari of our education, for a hnow edge of people is, perhaps, as essentiaf as earning ang su ject friendship and education form a strong current in our river. JJhen the two are com ined, we findthat earning is more interest- anddife is more enjoga Ze. ing G asses Bill Peter Kapsidelis President Janas Karen Hendricks Secretary Joan Bland Jerrell Treasurer Walter Moore Altman, III Vice-President Sen or fjxecutiue S foarcf Ci ass of 1966 The members of the Senior Executive Board have spent long hours making the Senior Class an out¬ standing one. Left to right they are: Barbara Ban- vard, Arnette Topian, Randy Honaker, Joan Jerrell, Bill Kapsidelis, Janas Hendricks, Linda Miller, Rich¬ ard Carico, John Letchworth, and Jane Ellen George. Seniors Drena Anne Adkins “Drena” Beverly Wimbish Aldridge “Beverly” Shirley Elizabeth Alexander “Shirley” John Lee Alford “John” CLASS Walter Moore Altman, III “Butch” Jere Lee Amidei “Jere” Cynthia Ann Arvin Evelyn Jane Atkins “Jane” 55 eniors MOST OUTSTANDING Barbara Banvard and Bobby Poole “I’ve been outstanding here longer than you’ve been outstanding here.” Howard Aultman “Mack” Linda Irene Aycock “Linda” Donna Marie Bailey “Donna” Patrica Eileen Baker “Pat” Jamie Marie Bane “Jamie” Barbara Ann Banvard “Barbara” Howard Lee Bass “Lee” William T. Beckner “Billy” Seniors Deborah Lucille Belch “Debbie” Jeanette Carol Bickings “Jeanette” Gerald Wayne Biesser “Jerry” Richard Gary Birchett “Gary” George Ben Bobb, Jr. “Benny” Reginald Booth, Jr. “Reggie” Linda Faye Britt “Linda” Kenneth Earl Brown “Kenny” MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED Joyce Mitchell and Don Thomas 57 Trying it out for size .. , eniors BEST ALL ROUND Susan Patterson and Butch Altman They get around . . . Richard A. Brown, Jr. “Dicky” Bernard Bradley Bryant “Bernie” George Theodore Brydon “George” Joyce Mae Buchanan “Joyce” Marie Angela Buffo “Cookie” Josephine Maria Burroughs “Josie” Carolyn Diane Campen “Carolyn” Richard Fielden Carico, Jr. “Richard” Seniors Marshall Ray Clark “Marshall” Claudia Faye Cole “Faye” David Maxwell Causey “David” Marvin Edward Carman “Bobby” Maureen Joan Connaughton “Maureen” Robert John Cordova “Bob” Harold Louis Cothern “Harold” Durward Elmore Crabtree “Durward” MOST INTELLECTUAL Debbie Belch and Bobby Poole }} “You know, I think Einstein was right about that . . . s Qjemors MOST DEPENDABLE Joyce Mitchell and Do n Thomas Working again . . . Doy Ray Davis, Jr. “Buddy” David A. Day “David” David M. Day “David” Eugene D. Day “Gene” Francis Dereski, Jr. “Frankie” William Stanley Dereski “Billy” Susan Elaine Dobbs “Susan” Marshall Leslie Dowdy “Marshall” Seniors Linda Gaye Drake “Linda” Albert Montgomery Ellis “Butch” William Lloyd Draper “Butch” William Lee Driggers “Billy” Gloria Jean Dunbar “Gloria” Barbara Jean Emory “Jean” John William England “Johnny” Benjamin Odell Farmer “Benjy” BEST PERSONALITY Susan Patterson and Bill Kapsidelis “And then there’s the one about how I got straight “A time...” Seniors MOST POPULAR Patsy Peach and Butch Ellis Really now, it can’t be for both of you. . . Carol Anne Farnsworth “Carol” Eugene Gable Fine, Jr. “Gene” Glenda Dale Fleming “Ginnie” Carl Allen Fore “Al” Thomas Earl Forehand “Tommy” Joyce Ann Franchow Charles Alfred “Joyce” Frederickson, Jr. “Chuck” Donald Alan Full “Don” Seniors Elisabeth Bliss Furbush “Beth” Donna Marie Fuzy “Donna” Jane Ellen Georg e “Jane” Thomas Andrew Gibbs “Andy” Richard Woolridge Gill “Dicky” George Randolph Glass “Randy” Hannah Elizabeth Glass “Betty” Carol Melissa Glovier “Carol” MOST TALENTED Barbara Banvard and Chuck Krumel 63 Next stop ... The Ed Sullivan Show. Seniors MOST SINCERE Joan Jerrell and Austin McArthur “It’s true. . .1 swear on a stack of Mad magazines.” Katherine Lee Gordon “Kathy” Donald Lee Hagen “Don” Mark Grammer “Mark” Betty Marie Harris “Betty” Larry Griffin “Larry” John DeVerne Harris “Johnny” Michael Frederick Gulkis “Mike” Bobbie Purdie Harrison “Bobbie” Seniors Linda Marie Harrison “Linda” Lynn Lipscomb Harvey “Lynn” Phroncia Haynes Hayes “Phronica” Linda Joyce Hays “Joy” William John Hecht “Bill” Diane Lynn Helder “Diane” Susan Irene Hembree “Susie” Janas Karen Hendricks “Janas” MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Janas Hendricks and Bill Kapsidelis yy “But they told us that there was going to be a pep rally today eniors FRIENDLIEST Janas Hendricks and Dick Gill “Aw please, Janas, I’ll say ‘Hi’ to you the next time. .. John Wayne Hendricks “Wayne” Benjamin Harvey Holt “Benjy” Randall Lee Honaker “Randy” Edith R. Horner “Edith” Neil Wayne Hounshell “Neil” Kenneth Elwood Houser Roger Bruce Houser, Jr. “Kenny” “Wally” Linda Carol Howard “Linda” Seniors Donna Rae Howlett “Donna” Charles Frank Hughes “Frank” Clifford David Irvin “David” James Michael Janosik “Mickey” William George Janosik, Jr. “Bill” Joan Bland Jerrell “Joan” Clyde H. Jessee “Clyde” Cheryl Douglas Johnson “Cherry” MOST TALKATIVE Jenny Soddu and Terry Dail « .”! 67 Seniors BIGGEST FLIRT Karen Meadows and Donnie Livingston Rebecca Ann Jones “Becky” Bill Peter Kapsidelis “Bill” Warren Arthur Keeney “Warren” Robert E. Kerr “Robert” Seniors Martin Lee Kirk “Martin” Clarence Adelbert Knapp “Clarence” Emmanuel Nicholas Kolidakis “Manuel” Kenneth L. Korby “Ken” Stacy Louise Kroener Charles Blase Krumel Robert Kuykendall Robert Winfrey Lane “Stacy” “Chuck” “Bobby” “Bobby” MOST ATHLETIC Ann Youngblood and Butch Altman 69 “Butch, this just isn’t my game. . Seniors CLASS COUPLE Karen Meadows and Chuck Frederickson Not TOO many things can come between them.. . Frank Gordon Letchworth “Frank” John Russell Letchworth “John” Barbara Ann Livingston “Barbara” Donald Ray Livingston, Jr. “Donnie” I | Susan Carole Locicero “Susan” Robert Edward Logan “Bobby” John William Maile, Jr. “John” Kathleen Ann Maile “Leni” mmSmmm Seniors Annette Constance Markham James Roger Marlowe Linda Frances Martin “Annette” “Roger” “Linda” Marvin Randolph Mathis “Marvin” Raymond Earl Mathis “Earl” George Austin McArthur, Jr. “Austin” Michael Carroll Mathews “Mike” Maria Carmela McCann “Maria” MOST POLITE Betty Glass and David Nuckols Sir Walter Raleigh II. Seniors CLASS CLOWN Kathy Gordon and Terry Bail “Hey, you, get off of my cloud. . Frank Carlton McLean, Jr. “Frank” Benjamin Norman McLeod “Ben” Velda McNeil “Velda” Karen Meadows “Karen” Lynn Paige Meadows “Lynn” Dina M. Measles “Dina” James L. Megrail “Jim” Linda Dianne Miller “Linda” Seniors Linda Marie Miller “Linda” Joyce Mills “JoAnn” Nancy Rose Minor “Rosie” Elizabeth Joyce Mitchell “Joyce” Gertrude Lee Mitchell “Trudy” Victoria Moogalian “Vickie” Michael Thomas Moore “Mike” Larry Douglas Morgan “Larry” BEST LOOKING Gwen Towsey and Chuck Krumel “I really dig those bangs, Chuck. . .” eniors BEST DRESSED Cindy Pritchard and David Nuckols “I think my finger’s stuck in the buttonhole. . . Rennie Page Morriss “Rennie” Richard Morris “Rickey” Don Allan Munson “Don” William Harrison Myers “Billy” Naomi Faye Nichols “Naomi” John Allen Nicholson Bobbie Ann Nobles Ralph Edward Noel “Pete” “Bobbie” “Baldy” Seniors Buddy Lee Noland “Buddy” Vickie Lynn Noland David Douglas Nuckols William Jones Ogburn, III “Vickie” “David” “Bill” Linda Mae Owen “Linda” Larry Martin Parker “Larry” Charlotte Rebecca Parrish “Charlotte” Linda Lee Patterson “Linda” BIGGEST LOAFER Kathy Gordon and John Letchworth 75 “He’ll move when it’s time for lunch.” Seniors Showing 1 their spirit — seniors at the basketball game. Susan Paige Patterson “Susan” Dreama Lynn Paxton “Dreama” Patricia Kay Peach “Patsy” Gloria Deane Pead “Gloria” Nancy Lee Pettit “Nancy” David Ian Phillips “David” Yerina Darlene Pickett “Darlene” Robert Dale Poole “Dusty” Seniors Robert Temple Poole “Bobby” Judy Ann Powell “Judy” Thomas Martin Powroznik “Tommy” Lucinda Lee Pritchard “Cindy” Vickie Lynn Rackley “Vickie” Bette Jean Ragland “Jeannie” Darlene Rhoades “Darlene” Dorothy Juanita Rideout “Dottie” Going to class—a mad rush of pushing and talking. 77 Seniors Jeffrey Eugene Roop “Jeff” Phillip Lee Ruiz “Phillip” Carolyn Jean Sacra “Carolyn” Gwendolyn Marye Robinson “Gwen” Nancy Ann Sasser “Nancy” Linda Ann Saunders James Thomas Sears John Carl Severin “Linda” “Jimmy” “John” Seniors Paul Keith Scott “Scotti” Mary Frances Sculthorpe “Fran” Eddie Smiley “Eddie” Phillip David Smith “Phillip” Robert Clayton Smith “Bob” Aurora Jane Soddu “Jenny” John Forrest Stallings, III “John” Marsha Elaine Stanley “Marsha” The Senior Class float — winning first place award two years in a row. 79 eniors In the classroom—squeez¬ ing in a few classes between their many extra-curricular activities. Howard Walter Story “Butch” Donald Eugene Stutsman “Don” Mary Elizabeth Summers “Betsi” Janet Elizabeth Swander “Janet” John Edward Tate “John” Sharyne Ann Switzer “Sharyne” Eugene Szigeti, Jr. “Willy” Donald Lee Tatum “Donnie” Seniors Donald Edwin Thomas “Don” Herbert Lydia Thompson “Mickey” James Michael Thompson “Mike” Donald Edward Tipton “Don” Elisabeth Arnette Topian “Arnette” Gwendolyn Towsey “Gwen” David Turner “Dave” Norma Revelle Turner “Norma” Meeting their deadlines— an ever present headache for the Senior members of the Kaleidoscope Staff. 81 Seniors Our class rings—the symbol of twelve years of hard work. Alice Fay Walker “Alice” Joyce Ann Walker “Joyce” Elizabeth Pearl Wallace “Liz” Linda Gene Watkins “Linda” Richard Watkins “Dicky” Sandra Lee Webb “Sue” Sharon Faye Webb “Sharon” Jackie Obery Westmoreland “Jackie” Seniors Larry Chick Wilkerson “Larry” Kenneth Wayne Willett “Ken” Aloria Fern Williams “Lora” Charles Blythe Woodard “Chuck” Donna Marie Wray “Donna” Brenda Delaine Wyatt “Brenda” John Allen Wyatt “Big John” Barbara Darrelle Wyche “Barbara” Senior liirecio ' u Adkins, Drena Anne D.E. Club. Aldridge, Beverly Wimbish Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative; Latin Forum; Majorette; Concert Band; FTA; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Admin, and Faculty Editor; Delegate to Brotherhood Convention; Drama Guild; Spanish Club, Publicity Chairman; As¬ sembly Squad; Homecoming Princess; Candi¬ date for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Alexander, Shirley Elizabeth Transfer Student; FHA; FBLA; Varsity Bas¬ ketball. Alford, John Lee Latin Forum; Science Club; French Circle. Altman, Walter Moore, III Eighth Grade Track; Eighth Grade ' Basket¬ ball; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Basket¬ ball; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Track Manager; Track “Most Valuable Player 1964-65”; Track Hon. Cap¬ tain, Captain; Football “Best Tackier”; All- District 1st Team; Hon. Mention All-State; Football Co-Captain; Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Chairman Sophomore Float Com¬ mittee; Monogram Club; Key Club, Sergeant- at-Arms; Delegate to Va. Boys’ State; Senior Class Vice-President; Candidate for “Mr. Ka¬ leidoscope”; Rotarian President’s Award; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Sr. Superlatives, “Best All Round,” “Most Athletic.” Amidei, Jere Lee Varsity Track; Homeroom President. Arvin, Cynthia Ann Monogram Club, Treasurer; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Softball Team; “Tatler” Staff. Atkins, Evelyn Jane Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; All Central Regional Chorus. Aultman, Howard Band, Library Staff. Aycock, Linda Irene SCA Representative; FHA, Secretary; J.V Hockey; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Basketball. Bailey, Donna Marie Softball Team; FHA; Monogram Club; FBLA; “Tatler” Staff; Homeroom Secretary. Baker, Patricia Eileen Library Staff; Spanish Club; ICT. Bane, Jamie Marie Science Club; French Circle; Drama Club; FHA; DO Club; Chairman of Arm-Band Com¬ mittee for Jr. Beauty Contest. Banvard, Barbara Ann Marching Band, Majorette; Concert Band, Section Leader; Latin Forum; Science Club; Jr. Class Executive Committee; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Intellectual,” “Most Talented”; National Honor Society, President; KALEI¬ DOSCOPE STAFF, Circulations Manager; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Drama Guild; Optimist “Girl of the Year”; DAR Citizenship Award Candidate; FTA, Presi¬ dent, Historian, Chaplain; Sr. Executive Board; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Talented”; Senior Choir Accompanist. Bass, Howard Lee SCA Representative. Beckner, William T. Homeroom President; J.V. Football; D.E. Club, Treasurer. Belch, Deborah Lucille Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-Presi¬ dent, Chaplain; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Organizations Assistant, Organizations Editor; Sophomore Dance Decorations Com¬ mittee; FTA; French Circle, Reporter, Treas¬ urer; Beauty Contest Decorations Committee; Latin Forum; FHA; Science Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Intellectual.” Bickings, Jeanette Carol Homeroom Chaplain, SCA Representative; Sanitation Committee; FTA, Treasurer; Jr.- Sr. Prom Decoration Committee; FHA; French Circle, Chaplain; Spanish Club. Biesser, Gerald Wayne Tr ansfer Student. Birchett, Richard Gary senior Bobb, George Ben, Jr. SCA Representative; DO Club; Hi-Y. Booth, Reginald, Jr. Britt, Linda Faye Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Homeroom Sec¬ retary; VOT; FBLA; Science Club; Pep Club. Brown, Kenneth Earl Science Club, Homecoming Escort. Brown, Richard A., Jr. Senior Band. Bryant, Bernard Bradley Eighth Grade Track. Brydon, George Theodore Homeroom President; Eighth Grade Track; District Drama Festival; Drama Guild; Old Blue Players “Best Supporting Actor, 1965”; Track Manager. Buchanan, Joyce Mae Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Assembly Squad; Sophomore Executive Board; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi- Y; Latin Forum, Secretary; French Circle; FTA; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organiza¬ tions Editor; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Com¬ mittee; National Honor Society. Buffo, Maria Angela Majorette; Senior Band; Jr. Band; Homeroom President, Secretary; FBLA; Assembly Squad; “Tatler” Staff, Editor; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; VOT. Burroughs, Josephine Maria Library Staff; Band. Campen, Carolyn Diane J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; J.V. Basket¬ ball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; All Prep Team in Hockey; All Prep Team in Basketball; Homeroom Vice-President; Mono¬ gram Club, Vice-President. Carico, Richard Fielden, Jr. Spanish Club, Vice-President; SCA Rep¬ resentative ; Senior Executive Committee; Science Club; Drama Club. Carman, Marvin Edward Junior Choir; Senior Choir. Causey, David Maxwell SCA Representative; Distributive Education. Clark, Marshall Ray Baseball; Track. Cole, Claudia Faye Homeroom President; French Circle; DE Club; Library Assistant. Connaughton, Maureen Joan Sophomore Executive Committee; Junior Ex¬ ecutive Committee; Library Assistant; French Circle; Homeroom Secretary; DO Club; Junior Beauty Contest Awards Com¬ mittee Chairman. Cordova, Robert John Transfer Student; Spanish Club, Sergeant-at- Arms; Homeroom Vice-President; Alternate to Va. Boys’ State; Latin Club; Science Club; Homecoming Escort. Cothern, Harold Louis Science Club; Latin Club; French Circle; FTA; Drama Club; Homeroom President. Crabtree, Durward Elmore J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Monogram Club; Junior Float Committee; Variety Show Light Worker. Davis, Doy Ray, Jr. SCA Representative; Library Assistant; DE Club; Homeroom Vice-President. Day, David A. ICT. Day, David M. Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Track; Gymnastic Team. Day, Eugene D. Football Manager; Monogram Club; Concert and Marching Band; Candidate for “Mr. Ka¬ leidoscope”. Dereski, Francis, Jr. emor Dereski, William Stanley Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Base¬ ball; Varsity Football; Science Club; Mono¬ gram Club. Dobbs, Susan Elaine J.V. Cheerleader; Drama Club; Pep Club; DO; Rock ’n Roll Shows; Variety Shows; DE Hootenanny; Assembly Squad. Dowdy, Marshall Leslie Track Team; DO Club. Drake, Linda Gaye Library Assistant; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Wardrobe Chairman; DO Club; Varsity and J.V. Basketball Manager; Spanish Club. Draper, William Lloyd J.V. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Sr. Choir, “Camelot”, Driggers, William Lee Dunbar, Gloria Jean FHA; FBLA. Ellis, Albert Montgomery Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Football; Var¬ sity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track; Eighth Grade Track; Monogram Club; Drama Club; SCA Representative; SCA Dele¬ gate to State and District Conventions; Delegate to Foreign Forum; SCA Vice-Presi¬ dent; Homeroom President; Junior Class President; Hi-Y; Junior Class Popularity Contest, “Most Popular” and “Best All Round”; Chairman of Homecoming Dance; Pep Club; SCA Assembly Squad Chairman; First Place at Regional Science Fair; Boys’ Physical Science Division; Sophomore Dance Committee Chairman; Homecoming Escort; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope”; Sr. Super¬ latives, “Most Popular”. Emory, Barbara Jean J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; J.V. Basket¬ ball; Monogram Club; VOT ; FBLA. England, John William J.V. Football; Varsity Football; DE Club; Eighth Grade Track. Farmer, Benjamin Odell Eighth Grade Track; Football Manager; Sci¬ ence Club; Pep Club; D.O. Club, President; Drama Guild. Farnsworth, Carol Anne J.V. Cheerleader; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Delegate to Hi-Y District Conference; District Officer Candidate; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Guild; Ole Blue Players “Best Supporting Actress, 1965”; Pep Club; French Circle, Reporter, President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Junior Classes Assistant, EDITOR; Future Teachers of America; Homeroom President; Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee; Sophomore Float Committee; Jr. Float Committee; “Miss Hopewell High School”; Jr. Popularity Contest “Most Depen¬ dable” ; Junior Beauty Contest Decorations Committee Chairman; Junior Executive Com¬ mittee; Junior Popularity Contest Chairman; National Honor Society; Jr. Choir; Senior Choir, Wardrobe Committee, Bulletin Board Chairman, Section Leader; Delegate to All- District Regional Choir; HHS Folksingers; Delegate to Central District Activities Con¬ ference; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”. Fine, Eugene Gable, Jr. J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Monogram Club. Fleming, Glenda Dale DO; FBLA. Fore, Carl Allen Forehand, Thomas Earl Franchow, Joyce Ann VOT. Frederickson, Charles Alfred, Jr. Varsity Football; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Track; Eighth Grade Basket¬ ball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Track; SCA Representative; SCA District Representative; Homeroom President; Key Club, Sergeant-at- Arms, President; Monogram Club, Secretary- Treasurer ; Jr. Popularity Contest “Most School-Spirited”; Sr. Superlatives, “Class Couple”. Full, Donald Alan Homeroom Secretary; Science Club; Spanish Club; Varsity Football; Science, Fair Partici¬ pant ; National Honor Society. 86 enior Furbush, Elisabeth Bliss Drama Guild, Secretary; Ole Blue Players, “Best Actress 1964-65”; Homeroom Secre¬ tary ; Latin Forum; Halloween Ball Chairman; National Honor Society, Treasurer; “Hallo¬ ween Queen”; “Camelot” Student Director; DAR Citizenship Award Candidate. Fuzy, Donna Marie Band, Majorette; Latin Forum, Secretary; FBLA; Homeroom Vice-President. George, Jane Ellen “Tatler” Staff, Class Reporter; FBLA; Sci¬ ence Club; French Circle; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Char¬ ter Member, Corresponding Secretary; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer; Majorette; Concert Band; FTA; Delegate to Majorette Camp; Assembly Squad; HHS Representative on Deb Council; Pep Club; Drama Club; Delegate to District Hi-Y Convention; Sophomore Float Commit¬ tee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Jr. Float Committee; Junior Beauty Contest Decora¬ tions Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee. Officer Candidate; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; JV Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; “Devil Mascot”; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Activities Jr. Assistant, Activities Editor; Jr. Executive Board; Co- Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee ; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Polite”; National Science Foundation Math Course; Honor Society, Secretary; Anthology Poetry Award; Industrialettes Science Fair Winner; Homecoming Princess; Sr. Superlatives; “Most Polite”. Gordon, Katherine Lee Pep Club; FHA; Drama Club; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Class Clown”, “Biggest Goof-Off”; Sr. Superlatives, “Class Clown”, “Biggest Loafer”. Grammer, Mark Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Latin Forum; Gymnastic Team. Gulkis, Michael Frederick Homeroom Vice-President, Treasurer; Span¬ ish Club; Jr. Popularity Contest “Most Ori¬ ginal”. Gibbs, Thomas Andrew Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Track; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Football; Var¬ sity Football. Gill, Richard Woolridge Homeroom Secretary, President; Track; SCA Representative; Spanish Club, Chaplain; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Drama Club, Presi¬ dent; Class Representative; Senior Concert and Marching Band; Student Director; Jr. Popularity Contest “Friendliest’ ; Homecom¬ ing Escort; Sr. Superlatives, “Friendliest . Hagen, Donald Lee JV Football; JV Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Library Staff. Harris, Betty Marie SCA Representative; Pep Club; Art Club; Drama Club; VO T; FBLA; Tatler Staff, Art Director. Harris, John DeVerne J.V. Football; Varsity Football; J.V. Base¬ ball’; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Wrestling; Boys’ Monogram Club. Glass, George Randolph Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Golf; Eighth Grade Basketball. Glovier, Carol Melissa FHA; Marching Band; Concert Band; FBLA, Social Chairman; Drama Club. Glass, Hannah Elizabeth “Tatler” Staff; Science Club; Pep Club; As¬ sembly Squad; Homeroom Secretary; SCA Representative; FHA, Chaplain, Secretary, Vice-President, Delegate to State Convention, Secretary of Pocahontas Federation, State Harrison, Bobbie Purdie Homeroom President. Harrison, Linda Marie French Circle; Homeroom Secretary; VOT; FBLA; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee. Harvey, Lynn Lipscomb Homeroom Secretary; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir. Hayes, Phroncia Haynes Transfer Student. 87 Senior directory Hays, Linda Joyce French Circle; Science Club; SCA Represent¬ ative; Assembly Squad. Hecht, William John Eighth Grade Track; Eighth Grade Basket¬ ball ; Spanish Club; Science Club; Drama Club; Track; Pep Club; Basketball Statisti¬ cian. Helder, Diane Lynn National Honor Society; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, BUSINESS MANAGER; SCA Rep¬ resentative ; Homeroom President; Latin Fo¬ rum, Secretary; J.V. and Varsity Hockey Team; Girls’ Monogram Club; Homecoming Princess. Hembree, Susan Irene French Circle, Treasurer; FHA; FBLA. Hendricks, Janas Karen Pep Club; Latin Forum, Chaplain; Jr. Tri-Hi- Y, Chaplain; Homeroom President, Vice- President, Secretary; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi- Y, Point Chairman; Sophomore Class Secre¬ tary; Jr. Class Secretary; Sr. Class Secre¬ tary; Delegate to Va. Girls State, Varsity Cheerleader, Head; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most School Spirited”; Homecoming Prin¬ cess; “Miss Noel” Princess; DAR Citizen¬ ship Award Candidate; Sr. Superlatives, “Most School Spirited”, “Friendliest . Hendricks, John Wayne JV Football; DO. Holt, Benjamin Harvey Honaker, Randall Lee SCA Representative; Homeroom President; Varsity Football; JV Baseball. Horner, Edith R. Hounshell, Neil Wayne Houser, Kenneth Elwood Eighth Grade Basketball, Track; DE Club. Houser, Roger Bruce, Jr. DE. Howard, Linda Carol Marching and Concert Band, Section Leader, Band Librarian; FBLA, Social Chairman; “Tatler” Staff, Jr. Reporter; Homeroom Sec¬ retary, Treasurer; Drama Club; FHA; Span¬ ish Club. Howlett, Donna Rae Homeroom President; SCA Representative; JV Cheerleader; French Circle; FTA; Pep Club; Second Runner-Up to “Miss H.H.S.”; Varsity Cheerleader; FBLA; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”. Hughes, Charles Frank Irvin, Clifford David Football; Band. Janosik, James Michael Homeroom Secretary; Eighth Grade Track; Gymnastic Team, Captain; Varsity Track; JV Football. Janosik, William George, Jr. Homeroom Vice-President. Jerrell, Joan Bland KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sr. Assistant Business Manager; Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; SCA Representative; Jr.-Sr. Prom Publicity Chair¬ man; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi- Y; Alternate Girls’ State; TAM Council Rep. From H.H.S.; Sr. Class Treasurer; Home¬ coming Princess; Candidate For “Miss Ka¬ leidoscope”; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Sincere”. Jessee, Clyde H. Basketball Student Trainer; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Drama Club. Johnson, Cheryl Douglas FHA. Johnston, Pamela Ruth Jr. Band; Sr. Concert and Marching Band; Science Club; Girls’ Monogram Club; Library Staff; FBLA, Regional Parliamentarian; “Tatler” Editor and Class Reporter; Mana¬ ger of Hockey and Softball Teams: Home¬ room Secretary; DO Club. 88 enior directory Johnson, Susan Paige Homeroom Treasurer, Secretary; ICT Club, Treasurer. Jolly, Ronald Lynn Homeroom President; DE Club, Vice-Presi¬ dent, Committee Head. Jones, Eric Yallowly Sr. Marching Band; Jr. Band; Homeroom Sec¬ retary. Jones, Rebecca Ann Homeroom President, Treasurer, Secretary; DE Club, Reporter. Kapsidelis, Bill Peter SCA Representative; Homeroom President, Secretary; Latin Forum; Eighth Grade Track; Varsity Track; Sophomore Executive Board; Jr. Executive Board; Sophomore Dance Deco¬ rations Committee; Jr. Float Committee; Jr.- Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Jr. Beauty Contest Usher; Senior Class President, Homecoming Escort; Candidate For “Mr. Kaleidoscope”; Key Club; Sr. Float Commit¬ tee; Ring Dance Committee; Sr. Superlatives, “Best Personality”, “Most School Spirited”. Keeney, Warren Arthur Kerr, Robert E. SCA Representative; Science Club; Spanish Club; Junior Science Symposium. Kirk, Martin Lee Library Staff; French Circle; Science Club. Knapp, Clarence Adelbert Kolidakis, Emmanuel Nicholas Track; JV Football; Homeroom Secretary; Sophomore Float Committee; Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee; Chairman Jr. Float Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee. Korby, Kenneth L. Transfer Student; Science Club; Fiench Cir¬ cle. Kroener, Stacy Louise Marching Band; Concert Band. Krumel, Charles Blase JV Football; Band; Homecoming Escort; Sr. Superlatives, “Best Looking”, “Most Tal¬ ented”. Kuykendall, Robert Spanish Club. Lane, Robert Winfrey Letchworth, Frank Gordon SCA Representative; Science Club; Drama Club; Latin Forum; Key Club, Secretary; Basketball Manager; Track Manager; Sopho¬ more Executive Board; National Honor So¬ ciety. Letchworth, John Russell SCA Representative; Eighth Grade Football, Basketball; JV Baseball; JV Football; Var¬ sity Football; Latin Forum; Science Fair- Second Place General Science Award; Home¬ room President, Vice-President; Sophomore Class President; Jr. Executive Board; Key Club; Sophomore Executive Board; Mono¬ gram Club; National Honor Society, Giadua- tion Marshal; Football Central District Hon. Mention; Sr. Superlatives, “Biggest Loafer”; Football, “Best Blocker”. Livingston, Barbara Ann Science Club; Homeroom Secretary, Vice- President ; Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Com¬ mittee. Livingston, Donald Ray, Jr. SCA Representative; JV Track, Football; Chairman of Homecoming; SCA Committees; Homecoming Escort; Candidate for “Mr. Ka¬ leidoscope” ; Sr. Superlatives, “Biggest Flirt . Locicero, Susan Carole Transfer Student; Spanish Club. Logan, Robert Edward Concert, Marching Band, Drum Major; Drama Club, Lighting Director; Spanish Club, Homeroom Pres., Secretary. Maile, John William, Jr. Varsity Track; Senior Choir; DE. 89 Senior Directoru Maile, Kathleen Ann Transfer Student. Markham, Annette Constance Homeroom Secretary; FBLA. Marlowe, James Roger Martin, Linda Frances FBLA; “Tatler” Staff. Mathews, Michael Carroll Mathis, Marvin Randolph Drama Club; Science Club; Pep Club; Mono¬ gram Club; Homeroom Vice-Pres.; DE Club; Key Club; Hi-Y; Eighth Grade Football, Bas¬ ketball, Track; JV Football; Varsity Football; Basketball and Football Student Trainer. Mathis, Raymond Earl Eighth Grade Basketball; JV Basketball, Football; Varsity Football; SCA Rep.; Drama Club. McArthur, George Austin, Jr. Homeroom President; Eighth Grade Track; Latin Forum; Sr. Float Chairman; Key Club; Homecoming Escort; Candidate for “Mr. Ka¬ leidoscope” ; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Sincere”. McCann, Maria Carmela Varsity Hockey. McLean, Frank Carlton, Jr. McLeod, Benjamin Norman Band; Wrestling Team. McNeil, Velda Meadows, Karen Homeroom Pres., Vice-Pres., Secretary; Latin Forum, Reporter, Vice-President; Science Club, Vice-President; FTA; Spanish Club; Jr. Beauty Contest Soliciting Chairman; Na¬ tional Poetry Contest Award; TAM Council; Manager Varsity Basketball; First Place General Science at Science Fair; Sophomore Float Committee; Sophomore Dance Decora¬ tions; Jr. Float Comm.; Jr. Beauty Contest Decorations Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Comm.; Jr Popularity Contest, “Biggest Flirt”; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sports Editor; Homecoming Princess; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; Sr. Superlatives, “Class Couple”, “Biggest Flirt”. Meadows, Lynn Paige Library Staff; French Circle; Spanish Club, Chaplain, Reporter; FTA; Drama Guild; Jr. Beauty Contest Program Chairman; Jr. Band; Concert Band; Majorette; Varsity Softball; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Classes Editor; Homeroom Secretary; Sophomore Executive Board; Homecoming Princess; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”. Measles, Dina M. Spanish Club. Megrail, James L. Latin Forum; Drama Club; Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Science Club; Sets Director Drama Club. Miller, Linda Dianne Latin Club, President, Vice-President, Chap¬ lain ; Homeroom President, Secretary; SCA Representative. Miller, Linda Marie Mills, Joyce FBLA, Historian; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir. Minor, Nancy Rose Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; DE Club, Secretary; Sophomore Dance Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Jr. Executive Board. Mitchell, Elizabeth Joyce Homeroom President, Vice-President; French Circle; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Charter Member, Re¬ porter, President; Delegate to Model General Assembly; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Point Chairman, District Secretary; National Honor Society, Secretary; Jr. Band; Marching, Con¬ cert Bands; Majorette; Publicity Chairman; SCA Representative, Bulletin Board Chair¬ man, Assembly Squad Chairman; Delegate to SCA District, State Conventions; Foreign Forum; SCA Workshop; SCA President; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Original”; Home¬ coming Princess; “Miss Noel”; Sr. Superla¬ tives, “Most Dependable”. 90 emor Mitchell, Gertrude Lee Science Club; Drama Club; Homeroom Sec¬ retary; FBLA, President. Moore, Michael Thomas Hi-Y, Charter Member, Treasurer; Drama Club; Spanish Club. Morgan, Larry Douglas Track; Football; Homeroom Treasurer. Morriss, Rennie Page Sr. Band; SCA Variety Show ; FBLA ; Rhythm ’n Blues Show; “Tatler” Staff. Morris, Richard DE Club, Finance Chairman, Reporter, Photographer; Art Club. Munson, Don Allan Latin Forum. Myers, William Harrison DO Club. Nichols, Naomi Faye Transfer Student. Nicholson, John Allen Hi-Y; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope”; Jr. Beauty Contest Usher. Nobles, Bobbie Ann FHA, Drama Club; Latin Fo rum; ICT, Treas¬ urer. Noel, Ralph Edward Spanish Club; Science Club; Homeroom Pres¬ ident, Vice-President. Noland, Buddy Lee Eighth Grade Track; Varsity Track; Wrest¬ ling Team; Homecoming Escort. Noland, Vickie Lynn Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; DO Club; Homeroom Secretary. Nuckols, David Douglas Eighth Grade Track; Varsity Track; JV Football; Varsity Football; Key Club ; Home¬ room President; Vice-President; National Honor Society; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Po¬ lite,” “Best Dressed.” Ogburn, William Jones, III Owen, Linda Mae Marching, Concert Band; Homeroom Secre¬ tary ; Latin Forum; Science Club; DO Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Sophomore Dance Comm.; Library Staff. Parker, Larry Martin Parrish, Charlotte Rebecca Drama Club. Patterson, Linda Lee DE Club; SCA Representative. Patterson, Susan Paige Latin Forum; Science Club; Pep Club; JV Cheerleader: SCA Rep.; Homeroom Presi¬ dent, Secretary; Soph. Class Treasurer; Jr. Class Treasurer; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Point Chair¬ man; “Sophomore Sweetheart”; Varsity Cheerleader; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Chap¬ lain, Recording Secretary; Assembly Squad Chairman; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Co- Editors’ Assistant, Classes Editor; Sr. Choir; Delegate Va. Girls’ State; Delegate National Honesty Convention; Jr. Beauty Contest Business Manager; Second Runner-Up to “Homecoming Queen”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; Sr. Superlatives, “Best All Round”, “Best Personality.” Paxton, Dreama Lynn DO. Peach, Patrica Kay J.V. Cheerleader, Head; Varsity Cheerleader, Head; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Charter Member, Re¬ cording Secretarv; Sophomore Executive Board; SCA Representative; FTA; Assem¬ bly Squad, Chairman; French Circle; Pep Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Fea¬ tures Assistant, Features Editor; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Popular”, “Per¬ sonality Plus”; Program Designer, Jr. Beauty Contest and Jr.-Sr. Prom; Member of A- merican Cheerleader Association Sophomoi e Sweetheart” First Runner-Up; “Homecoming 91 Senior Oirectory Queen, 1965”; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Pop¬ ular.” Pead, Gloria Deane Majorette; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-Pres.; FBLA; SCA Representative. Pettit, Nancy Lee Library Staff; Drama Club; FHA; FBLA, Chaplain; “Tatler” Staff. Phillips, David Ian JV Track; Library Club; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; DE Club, Jr. Board of Directors For District 16; Homeroom Treasurer. Pickett, Verina Darlene Poole, Robert Dale Homeroom President; JV, Varsity Football. Poole, Robert Temple Pep Club; Science Club; Latin Forum; Eigh¬ th Grade Basketball, Track; Track Manager; Homeroom President; Key Club, Chaplain; Jr. Class Vice-President; Varsity Basketball; Honor Society, Vice-President; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Dependable”, “Most Intellect¬ ual”; HHS Nominee for NCTE English Com¬ petition; Homecoming Escort; Optimist “Boy of the Year” Award; Monogram Club; Sr. Executive Board; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Out¬ standing”, “Most Intellectual.” Powell, Judy Ann Library Staff; DO Club. Powroznik, Thomas Martin Eighth Grade Basketball, Track; JV Bask- ketball; Varsity Basketball; Monogram Club; Spanish Club. Pritchard, Lucinda Lee Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Charter Member, Sergeant-at-Arms; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Budget and Fi¬ nance Committee Chairman; JV Cheerleader; “Devil Mascot”; Sophomore Dance Commit¬ tee; Jr. Beauty Contest Solicitating and Deco¬ rations Committee; First Runner-Up for “Miss HHS”; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Best Dressed”; FTA; Jr., Sr. Choir; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Junior Assistant, Sports Editor; “Tatler” Staff; W.W.W. History Award; “Prix d’ Hon- neur” French Award; Homecoming Princess; Sr. Float Committee; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; National Honor Society; Sr. Superlatives, “Best Dressed.” Rackley, Vickie Lynn Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Homeroom President; FBLA; VOT; Candidate for “Miss Kaleido¬ scope.” Ragland, Bette Jean FHA, Historian, Reporter; FBLA; “Tatler” Club. Rhoades, Darlene French Circle; Drama Club; Pep Club; Jr. Choir. Rideout, Dorothy Juanita FHA, Historian, Reporter; FBLA; “Tatler” Robinson, Gwendolyn Marye Jf-. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Kappa Lambda Tn-Hi-Y; JV Cheerleader; FTA; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Pep Club; Homeroom President, Secretary; Latin Forum; Jr. Executive Board; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Chairman; KALEI¬ DOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Editor; Home¬ coming Princess; National Honor Society. Roop, Jeffrey Eugene Eighth Grade Football, Baseball; JV Foot¬ ball; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Mono¬ gram Club, President; Hi-Y; SCA Repre¬ sentative. Ruiz, Phillip Lee Eighth Grade Track; French Circle. Sacra, Carolyn Jean Pep Club; Latin Forum. Sasser, Nancy Ann Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Varsity Softball; JV Basketball; FBLA. 92 Senior Oi eclorij Saunders, Linda Ann Drama Club; Pep Club; TCT Club, Secretary; Latin Forum; SCA Representative. Sears, James Thomas Severin, John Carl Scott, Paul Keith Band; Spanish Club; Agriculture Club. Sculthorpe, Mary Frances JV Hockey; Varsity Hockey; Girls’ Mono¬ gram Club. Smiley, Eddie Track; Homeroom President; JV Football; DO Club, District President. Smith, Phillip David Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; DE. Smith, Robert Clayton Eighth Grade Basketball; JV Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Spanish Club; Home¬ room President; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Homecoming Escort; Key Club; Monogram Club. Soddu, Aurora Jane Homeroom Vice-President; French Circle; Spanish Club; Homeroom Secretary; Sr. Superlatives, “Most Talkative”. Stallings, John Forrest, III JV, Varsity Football; Key Club; SCA Repre¬ sentative; Sophomore Executive Board; Jr. Executive Board; Eighth Grade Basketball. Stanley, Marsha Elaine Varsity Hockey; Varsity Basketball; Soft- ball; Monogram Club; SCA Representative; Homecoming Princess; Homeroom Secretary; Monogram Club Secretary. Story, Howard Walter Eighth Grade, Varsity Track; DE Club; Hi-Y. Stutsman, Donald Eugene Varsity Track; Gymnastics; DO. Summers, Mary Elisabeth Homeroom Secretary; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Latin Forum; DE. Swander, Janet Elizabeth FTA; French Circle. Switzer, Sharyne Ann Homeroom Secretary; DO Club; Library Staff. Szigeti, Eugene, Jr. SCA Representative; Science Club; Latin Club; President; Treasurer; Golf; Eighth Grade Basketball; Homecoming Escort. Tate, John Edward Science Club; Spanish Club; Homeroom Secretary. Tatum, Donald Lee Spanish Club; Drama Club; Library Staff; Choir. Thomas, Donald Edwin Latin Forum, Treasurer, President; SCA Rep¬ resentative; Homeroom President; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Photographer’s Assistant, EDITOR; Jr. Beauty Contest Lighting Chair¬ man; Jr. Float Committee; Jr. Popularity Contest Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Homecoming Escort; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope.” Senior Superlative “Most De¬ pendable”, “Most Likely to Succeed”; Na¬ tional Honor Society. Thompson, Herbert Lydia Homeroom President; Monogram Club; Hi- Y; Co-Captain Football; JV Baseball; JV Football; JV Basketball; Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball; Co-Captain JV Football; “Best Tackier”; First Te am Tri City Football; Hon. Men. All-Central District, 1964. Thompson, James Michael Tipton, Donald Edward Topian, Elisabeth Arnette Drama Club; Library Club; Homeroom Presi¬ dent; FTA; Latin Forum; Science Club; As¬ sembly Squad; Sr. Executive Board. 93 Senior Directory Towsey, Gwendolyn Band; Head Majorette; Pep Club; French Circle; FTA; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, Treas¬ urer ; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, President; Homeroom President, Secretary; SCA Rep.; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Editor; Dogwood Band Festival Princess; First Run¬ ner-Up to “Homecoming Queen”; Jr. Popu¬ larity Contest, “Cutest”, “Best Majorette”; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope; ” Sr. Su¬ perlatives, “Best Looking”. Turner, Dave Transfer Student; DE Club. Turner, Norma Revelle FHA; FBLA; Homeroom Secretary. Walker, Alice Fay FBLA, Reporter; VOT; Jr. Choir; Library Assistant; “Tatler” Staff. Walker, Joyce Ann Homeroom Secretary, President; Pep Club; FBLA, Parliamentarian; VOT; Jr, Beauty Contest Decorations Committee. Wallace, Elizabeth Pearl Watkins, Linda Gene Drama Guild, Stage Manager, Treasurer, Bus¬ iness Manager, “Camelot”; Spanish Club, Treasurer; French Circle; Art Club, Presi¬ dent. Watkins, Richard JV Football; ICT Club. Webb Sandra Lee French Circle; Pep Club; Band; Majorette; Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.; SCA Rep.; SCA Secre¬ tary, District Convention, State Convention, Foreign Forum; Homeroom Vice-Pres., Sec¬ retary; National Honor Society; Graduation Marshal; Chairman SCA Variety Show; Jr. Executive Board; Homecoming Princess; “Miss Noel” Princess; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; “Tatler” Staff; Jr. Beauty Contest Solicitations Chair¬ man ; 2nd Runner-Up “Sophomore Sweet¬ heart”; Assembly Squad; Girls’ State Alter¬ nate; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope.” Webb, Sharon Faye Latin Forum; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Majorette; Jr. Band; Sr. Concert Band. Westmoreland, Jackie Obery Band. Willett, Kenneth Wayne JV Football; Eighth Grade Track; Homeroom President, Treasurer. Wilkerson, Larry Chick Transfer Student; Key Club, Vice-President; Wrestling Team; Spanish Club; Jr. Choir; Homecoming Escort. Williams, Aloria Fern JV Basketball, Co-Captain; JV Hockey; Var¬ sity Hockey; Monogram Club; FBLA, Vice- President. Woodard, Charles Blythe Library Staff; Homeroom President; SCA Representative; Latin Forum; DE Club, Pres¬ ident, Vice-President; Gymnastic Team. Wray, Donna Marie Homeroom Secretary; Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Monogram Club, Treasurer, Presi¬ dent. Wyatt, Brenda Delaine Transfer Student; DE. Wyatt, John Allen Senior Band; DO Club. Wyche, Barbara Darrelle Transfer Student; French Circle; Science Club; Spanish Club. Wynn, Patricia Jane Homeroom Secretary; DE Club, Chaplain; French Circle. Youngblood, Claire Ann Latin Forum, Secretary, President; Spanish Club; Monogram Club; JV Hockey; Varsity Hockey ; JV Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Softball; Homecoming Princess; Sr. Super¬ latives, “Most Athletic.” 94 uni or Gfa ass Brad Nicholson President Pitts Halupka Vice-President Brenda Butler Secretary Georgette Descheemaeker Treasurer Cxecu oe Go oar a Mrs. Stidham Co-Sponsors Mrs. Borum Seated: Georgette Descheemaeker, Brad Nicholson, da Rawlings, 3rd Row: Lynne Carelock, Mike Ham- Pitts Halupka, Brenda Butler. 2nd Row: Betty Whit- mond, Rudy Glass, Earl Mathis, Dee Dee Atwater, by, David Leech, Diane Patterson, Gerald Coury, Lin- Ronnie Adams Linda Abrams Faye Alderson Marie Alexander Marshall Ange Anthony Angone Larry Arnold DeeDee Atwater James Aultman John Bartley Jt amors Becky Beach Sandy Belch Brenda Bell Michele Billy Linda Boiler Helen Book Peggy Bradley Janice Bridger Elsie Brooks Cathy Brown Jewell Bryant Roy Budd Linda Burge Dolores Burney Tommy Burns Frances Burroughs Brenda Butler Judy Butler Mark Butterworth James Campbell Roberta Campen Frances Cappiali Lynne Carelock Bettie Carwile Ann Casey 96 James Hoover, Douglas Coury, and Gloria Roberts look over the new school site. They expect to be the first class to graduate from it. [Juniors Richard Chipley Bonnie Clark Carole Clark Johnny Clark Judy Collins Allan Confer Douglas Coury Gerald Coury Billy Covington Vicke Cunningham Audrey Dalton Alton Daniel Wayne Daniels Dean Daniels Glen Davis Suzette Davis Todd Davis Gale Dawson Barbara Debnam Sandra Denson Kay Dereski Georgette Descheemaeker Michael Doane Mike Dolan Jeanie Doolittle 97 Angela Drozd Jon Dunn Richard Edwards Linda Eller Kay Emory Bobby Emory Edward Erickson Kitty Flannagan Kerry Fletcher Scott Fletcher Jt amors Frances Ford Dennis Foxworth David Frantz Rudy Glass Bo Graham Gloria Graham Billie Jean Green Norman Griffith Tim Groom Addie Hall Pitts Halupka Mike Hammond Robert Hancock Diane Hardy Margaret Harlow Dottie Sue Harper Chick Harrison Rebecca Harrison Richard Harrup Donna Hazelgrove George Heath Don Henderson Pam Highsmith Marsha Hoffman Ronnie Holden 98 Shirley Hollaway James Hoover Brenda Houff Brenda Hounshell Larry Howell Billy Hudson Mary Sue Irving Judy Jessee Leonard Johnson Theodore Johnson uniors John Johnston A1 Jones Barry Jones Vivian Juenger Philip Justice Pat Kendrick Frank Kirtley Mike Koeing Carolyn Kreigler Susan Krumel Walter Lastoviea James Lawson Lamar Leath Linda Lee David Leech Marsha Lindell David Lowe Dannie Lowman Susan Mahoney Richard Maile Allen Marks Keith Marks Annette Marmol Linda Martin Donna Mashburn 99 Steve Mathews Bill McAllister Walter McCauley Grover McDonald Linda McDonald Judy McGee Shelia McGowan Sharron McLean Larry McLeod Mary Lou McNulty Kay McPheeters Donna McPherson John Meadows Judy Mills Ronnie Minter Milly Mintz Kim Mitchell Warren Moore Brenda Morene Elaine Mottes heard Regenia Mundy Steve Meyers Carl Newsome Leonard Ney Carolyn Nichols 100 Brad Nicholson Charlene Nobles Danny Noland Douglas Parr Brenda Parrish Paige Parson Bo Partin Diane Patterson Teresa Peatross Darleen Perry Frances Peterson Frank Philips Wayne Pinkleton Carl Pippin Robert Pippin Becky Pleasant Tommy Pleasant Steve Podlewski Bonnie Poe Jackie Poitevint John Pope Paul Powers Teresa Powroznick Joan Radcliff Sandy Rasnick Linda Rawlings Glen Roach Linn Roach Gloria Roberts Linda Robinette Steve Robinette Robert Schutz Charles Sears Darleene Sears Elaine Sebera 101 Can you believe Todd Davis is the stuffed football player on the Junior Class float? Jt unions Betty Sheppard Melissa Shopsheare Bill Showalter Charles Simmons Morris Smith Patricia Smith Rena Smith Robert Smith Pam Solyan Mary Sottiaux Linda Spatig John Spivey Larry Sprague Mary Stamper William Stamper Donna Stanley Susan Stephens Eddie Strickland Bobby Swander Dennis Taylor Myrtle Taylor Tallie Taylor Gail Thomas James Thompson Wayne Thore 102 Frank Kirtley demonstrates the principle of the gyroscope in his physics class. Juniors Bob Threewitts Carol Titterington Charles Tomlin Jimmy Tuggle Pam Vaughan Pat Violette Kathy Walker Sherry Walters Connie Ward Mary Watkins Deannie Webb Wayne Wells Valerie Wheat Tom Wicker Betty Whitby James Williamson Harold Williamson Mary Ann Win gold Jane Winkler Linda Woodson Barry Wray William Wyatt Helen Wyche Rick Zevgolis 103 unior CPopufar Most Athletic Tommy Burns Becky Harrison Best Dressed Dee Dee Atwater Morris Smith Most Polite Pitts Halupka Brenda Morene Most Talented Todd Davis Carol Titterington Class Couple Linda Rawlings Steve Podlewski Personality Plus Brenda Butler Todd Davis Most Intellectual Angela Drozd James Thompson Best All Around Becky Beach Brad Nicholson Friendliest Bobby Smith Linda Spatig Cutest Faye Alderson A1 Jones Biggest Flirts Earl Mathis Diane Patterson Most Original Georgette Descheemaeker Steve Podlewski Most Dependable Georgette Descheemaeker A1 Jones 105 Most School Spirited Kitty Flannagan Bobby Smith Favorite Teachers Mrs. Theodore Mr. Sober Most Talkative Billy Hudson Annette Marrnol Class Clowns Kay Emory James Thompson Most Popular Becky Beach Brad Nicholson Best Cheerleader and Best Majorette Kitty Flannagan Brenda Butler President Dick Eyler Sophomore G ass Vice-President Mickey Fenn Secretary-Treasurer Becky Kanak (Ljxecutiue CGoarcf Sponsor Mr. Williams Seated- Becky Kanak, Dick Eyler, Mickey Fenn. 2nd Row: Joann Snell, Sandra Sacra, Susan Bishop, Amy Hoffmann. 3rd Row: Kathy McClure, David Ellis, David Har¬ less, Terry Davis, Steve Switzer. Robert Adams Gary Akers Danna Alcorn Linda Allmond Jamelle Ameen Edward Ashbrook Glpria Bailey Tom Balazik Linda Balazes Bobby Ballard op ' ho mores Cindy Barbee Paige Barker Linda Basile Robert Baugher Joyce Benninghove Donald Bennett Susan Bishop Richard Boice Bill Boiler Mary Book Carolyn Boone Delores Bradley Tommy Braswell Janice Brogden Janet Brydon Anna Buffo Mary Ann Burge Donald Case Janet Chavis Bonnie Cheely Andrew Chermak Tommy Chrismer Sandra Christoffel Jo Ann Clark Steve Cleveland 108 Carolyn Conover William Constable Douglas Corey Dreama Cox Saundra Cranford Gary Crutchfield Cindy Culley Janice Dale Gloria Damron Terry Davis op ho mores Elwood Delbridge Vickie Denson Berkley Devers Pam Djiovanidis Bill Doeg James Doutt Cathy Drake Tommy Drumwright Flake Dry Beverly Dunbar Tonie Duncan Theresa Earles Donald Eastman Garland Eavey Nancy Edwards Kay Elliott David Ellis Pat Ellwood Bernard Epps Dick Eyler Chuck Farnsworth Mickey Fenn Jack Fessler Tommy Field’ Allen Flannagan 109 Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors participate in the Driver Education program. Sopnt om ores Carol Flaherty Leslie Foley Donna Ford Garry Frame Craig Frey Doris Ellen Furr Randy Gegenheimer Jerry Glazebrook Donna Gleason Allison Gordon Billy Griggs Delores Hadley Bobby Haggerty Donna Haley Sharon Hall Chancey Hanchey David Harless Michael Harris Bill Harris Larry Hart Rolland Hazlitt Susan Helder Sylvia Henderson Sammy Hicks Amy Hofmann Alan Hoover Michael Horne Beth Hughes Phyllis Hurlbert Donna Hylton Phillip Hylton Melva Ingram Terry Jackson Ronnie Jarrett Barbara Johnson Sopnc omores Major Jones Becky Kanak Robert Kirk Ricky Krout Mary Sue Lambert Deborah Lapeyne Pete Leadbetter Ricky Leadbetter Pam Lester Kathleen Lewis Judy Locke Wayne Logan Allen Lowman Kathy Lyckberg Janet Maile Ellen Martin Charles Mason Glen Maynard Mike McCauley Kathy McClure Peter McGarrity Lenora Measles Carolyn Medlock Avon Miles Eddie Miles Pat Miller Des Moore Linda Mosely Jerry Newsome Allan Nichols Wayne Nobles Vicki Nowlin Billy Packard Doris Padgett Butch Parsons Op- ' u om ores Peggy Peach Peggy Pintaville Susan Pippin Helen Poole Nancy Power Douglas Pritchard Wayne Ragland LaDonna Rasnick Judy Rawlings Wilma Reynolds Curry Rickman June Riddle Preston Rideout Brenda Rigsby Kerry Rimes Jack Ripani Phil Rodgers Ricky Roscher Ed Ross Suzanne Rouse Sandra Sacra Ted Saunders Wanda Scarberry Gail Scott Charlene Sears 112 dying spirit of the Class of ’68. Richard Severin Tommy Sharp Becky Sharpe Pat Shaw Benson Sheally Lenora Shelburne Melva Shelton Bobby Sheppard David Shuey Patricia Slusser Michael Smith Jo Ann Snell Michael Stephanie Iris Stewart Shelia Stiltoner Phillip Stinnett Mike Stockdale Mickey Story Susan Stout Robert Stump Bruce Sublette Mike Sullivan Linda Sutton Steve Switzer Jinxie Szigeti 113 Sophomores in homeroom 205 Room. sanding their desk tops. They were the 3rd Banner op. i io mores Donnie Taylor Fran Taylor Irene Taylor Mary Beth Tetterton Brenda Thomas Bill Thompson Kay Tucker David Tudor Bill Vance Kay Wall Jerry Wallace Judy Watko Paige Watko Billy Webb Frank Whipp Mike Whitley Nancy Whitmore Carol Williamson Linda Wilson James Woodle Nancy Wooldridge Pat Wyatt Audrey Wyche Thurzee Wyche Brian Lowder 114 man Glass 1st Row: Stan Bishop, John Taylor. 2nd Row: Linda Weaver, Rachel Bailey, Sarah Wilson, Nancy Gilliam. 3rd Row: Fran Rives, Dennie Dale, Dale Kitchen, Claudia Harris, Faye Minor. Presidents David Poole is reporting the activities of the Student Co-operative Association to his homeroom. Freshmen are eager to participate in school WL es which benelit student life, now that they are well-acquainted with Hopewell High. Robert Anderson Danielle Aderholt Jim Alfred Lucinda Allen Robert Allen Claudia Allender Deeter Allmond Terry Angle Chuck Arnold Mark Ascolli Vivan Auton Vickey Back Reid Bailey Rachel Bailey Thomas Bailey Judy Bane Paula Baptist Dale Barber Janice Bass Robert Belch Terry Bell Vicki Bentley Kathy Bertram Pamela Billy Ruth Birchett Florence Bishop Stan Bishop Thomas Blackmon Randall Bland Douglas Blount Pam Bobb Sylvia Bohon Jresln men Joseph Bowen Reggie Bowen Karen Boyd Bill Branch Jack Brannon Jackie Brinkley Johnny Brinkley Lula Bryant Jane Budd James Burden Robert Buren Brenda Burian Patricia Burroughs Jennie Butler Kathy Butler Mary Butor Ruth Butterworth Connie Caldwell Ann Campen Barry Carr Stan Chappell Doug Cheely Paulette Chezik Bruce Clark Peggy Clarke Frankie Clary Brenda Coker Allen Collins Jeannine Collins Linda Collins Mary Colwell JoErn Connelly 1 16 Raymond Conner Jan Coury Jack Cramer Sandra Cuddihy Mike Cunningham Kay Curtis Patti Curtis Robbie Dail Dennie Dale Gloria Dancy Terry Daniel Stuart Darling Jeanette Davis Jimmie Davis Diane Davis Pam Day Toby Dowdy Billy Edmondson Betty Edwards Nerine Eldridge Billy Ellison Thurman Elmore James Emory Tommy England Wayne Van Eppes Freda Fear Bobby Fields Matthew Flowers Jimmy Fore Ellen Foster Jimmy Fowler Glen Foxworth Jres h men Charles Gadinis Annette Garrett Billy Garvin David Gessell Janet Gilliam Nancy Gilliam Linda Glass Marna Glazebrook Donny Gleason Isabel Goldberg Robert Golden John Gouge Gary Grissam Dennis Haggerty Paula Haggerty Debra Haley Billy Hamilton Becky Hapstack Lynn Harper Claudia Harris Maria Harrison Debra Hart Juanita Hayden Woody Hazelgrove Elizabeth Heath Bobby Hecht Cheryl Henderson Wayne Hendrickson Dianne Highsmith Denise Hill Mike Hodge Gail Hoffmann 117 „.;1 Pat Holden Violet Hudson Carl Hughes Keith Hughes Allen Huneycutt Gail Huntley John Hyslop Warren Jackson David Jacobs Vicki James Patricia Jarvis Tommy Jenkins Vance Johnson Gail Jolly Lucky Jones Melanie Karnes A. J. Kendrick Joyce Kendrick Carol Kerr Barbara Kingery Ronnie Kingery Randy Kirk Dale Kitchen Joseph Kopalchick Cathy Lambert George Lamm Diane Lance Carolyn Lee Sandra Lee Kenneth Leech Debbie Lewis Rhonda Lewis Jreshmen Jimmy Lindenmouth Carol Livingston Brenda Long Charlott Long Lynne Loughridge Danny Lowder Debbie Lowder Shelley Lowder Jaran Lusk Wally Major Chris Manckia John Manckia Christine Markham Ben Marks Jo Ann Marr Ray Marshall Gary Martin Julie Martin Bob Mashburn Lamar Mathis Ronnie McDaniel Marvin McDonald Steve McDonough Bobby McKaig Albert McLeod Hiram Measles Debbie Meadows Barbara Mercer Wayne Middleton Ann Pead Miller Jackie Mills Faye Minor Sarah Minor Allen Minter Bill Mitchell Carolyn Moore Gary Moore Ruth Moore Clarence Mosley Carrie Mottesheard Don Neil Dwight Nesbitt Doris Newton Pat Norwood A1 Parker Merle Peard Sandra Phares Fred Phipps Larry Pierce Lynn Pittman Trisha Podlewski Cathy Poe David Poole Chalmer Pritchard Randall Pulver Ben Rackley Glen Rasnick Rene Reid Woody Rhodes Tommy Rideout Fran Rives Margaret Rose Sandra Rowland Richard Ruis 7resn ne 2 Eugene Ruiz Marlene Sadler Jerry Saleeby Pam Saunders Steve Saunders Curtis Scott John Sears James Seeman Bobby Shuler William Shurm David Smalley Billy Smith Claudia Smith David Smith Jo Ann Smith Robin Snell Martha Sordelett Sue Sprague Ronnie Staton Jerry St. Clair Larry Story Allan Strickland James Taylor Johnny Taylor Mike Taylor Amy Thomas Claudia Thompson Eugene Thompson Johnny Thompson Kathy Thompson Donald Thore Bruce Titterington 119 Sharon Tomlin Ronnie Trail Robert Trivett Alan Turner Bertha Turner Hazel Updike Garry Wade Skip Wajick Paul Wallace Dianne Ward Alan Warren David Watkins Linda Weaver Carlton Webb Toni Webster Steve Wells Wade Weston Dorothy Wheat Herbie Wheat Sarah Wilson Cindy Wood R. C. Woodard Sue Woodard Harold Wooldridge Sandra Wray Steve Young David Youngblood George Zevgolis Paul Zevgolis r 7 ' resjhmen To Freshmen, HHS and Hopewell High School’s student body really mean something. They are now familiar with the school and enjoy participating. 120 CicjPtP ( Jrar e 1st Row: Janice Britt. 2nd Row: Melody Cappiali, Jimmy Jones. 3rd Row: Jerry Kuykendall, Randy Reidmiller, Krys Patterson. 4th Row: Betty Mayes, Mark Cunning¬ ham, Bradley Ashmore, Terry Thore. 5th Row: Robert Skalleberg, Neil Elder, Mar¬ shall Parker, Tom Glover, Ed Holmes. [Presidents Robert Anderson is shown presiding over his weekly homeroom meeting. Heie he is appointing a clean-up committee to wash the boards and keep the homeroom straig 121 Robbie Abernathy Kathie Adkins Pamela Akers Nehl Aldridge James Almarode Kenneth Amidei Randy Anderson Robert Anderson Fran Andrews Lora Angle Ruth Anglen Sonny Archer Steve Ard Diane Armstrong James Arnold Bradley Ashmore Linda Atwood Joe Altman Bill Auton Betsey Bailey Tommy Bailey Zoe Bailey Robert Bannerman Dolly Barnes Sherry Barnes Diane Baugher Billy Baxley John Bell Richard Bennett Kay Bickings Larry Bogan Kathryn Bond (icjfit i Grover Brannon Chris Bray Dave Bridger Geraldine Bridger Virginia Brinkley Janice Britt Terry Browder Doris Brown Petty Brown Brincey Bryant Jimmy Bryant Terri Bryant Curtis Buckner Hoyt Buckner Beverly Burden Robert Calver Dianne Cannon Melody Cappiali Linette Carson Ronald Carter Brenda Case Paul Casey Barbara Chase Vicki Chavis Lewis Cherubin Diane Clark Lee Clatterbuck Janet Cocke Cathy Cocorikis Carolyn Cole Ronnie Cole Mary Connely 122 Audrey Conner Michael Conner Nancy Conner James Cosley Loretta Coterill Debra Cothern Charlotte Cozart Myra Cranford Jackie Creech Mark Cunningham Bobby Currin Joe Curry Linda Daniels Vickie Danner Lewis Davis Vicki Davis Gary Dean Vickey Dean Juanita Dempsey Billy Denny Mike Devers Lyn Dewberry Gary Dolan Barbara Doutt Billy Dunbar Linda Dunbar Shirley Dunbar Georgie Duncan Jeff Eagle Gregorey Eagle Kathy Eason Greg Eavey (‘kjfi t i Oracle Kay Edwards Jane Elliott Jackie Ellis Judy Ellis Ronnie Ellis Steve Ellis Joan Ellwood Greg England Jeannie England David England Debra Everett Rita Everett Don Everhart Donald Farmer Ricky Faulker Betty Fields Ronald Finkle Joyce Flowers Sallie Ford Larry Frame Terry Frame Edgar Frantz Michael Frantz Deborah Frazier Marianne Frederickson Wayne Furr Kevin Futch Harry Garfinkle Steven Garner Becky Garrett Elizabeth Gibson Patricia Gilliam ■H Brenda Gladwell Cary Glass Jewell Gleason Sandra Glovier Tom Glovier Celia Goff Jimmy Goodwin Linda Goree Mark Gorkiewicz Mary Ellen Grammar Brenda Grant Robert Grant Garry Gray Gwen Gregory Allan Griffith Johnnie Griggs Walter Gwaltney Larry Haggarty Ann Hall Peggy Hall Sylvia Hall Kay Hammond Bill Hamner Libby Hanchey Russel Hancock Marie Hanford Tommy Harris Patsy Harrison Evelyn Hayles Marty Hazlitt Kay Hedgepath Keith Hedgepath ClCj ll i William Herper Margie Hill Luther Hodges Valerie Hodges Janet Hole Regina Holdford Mary Ellen Holland Patsy Holland Ed Holmes Terry Holmes Vicky Holt William Holtsclaw Billy Hood Carla Houff Gail Hounshell Richard Houston Nancy Hoyle Carl Hudson Donald Hurlburt Susan Hunter Jack Ingle Ronnie Janosik Betty Sue Jenkins Carol Jones Jimmy Jones Eddie Joyce Frances Koehler Jeanine Kokenski Martha Kolek Thomas Kolek Valerie Kolidakis Jerry Kuykendall 124 Robert Lackey Cnarles Lambert Johnny Lastovica Gary Lawson Betsy Leadbetter Dwight Leath Roxanne Leavitt Donna Lee Joe Lee Stuart Lee Jennifer Lehman Clark Lewis Joy Libby Lisa Lindenmuth Andy Lipscomb George Litrel Penny Locke Paige Lowder Stephen Lowder Margaret Lowery Sandra Luck Donna Luce Walter Lynch Donna Mahsman William Maitland Margaret Martin Pam Marshburn Sammy Malamis Susan Mashburn Betty Mayes John McBride Marlene McDermott ia jt i Oracle Donald McDiarmid Charles McEwen Mike McGuire Richard McKinney Debbie McMillian Bobby McNew Catherine Medlock Bill Menius Leslie Midyette David Miles Lavern Miles Patricia Miller Theresa Miller Marshal Minchew Clarence Minter Dora Mitchell Rickie Mitchem Billy Moyer Marsha Morris Le-Roy Morgan Dennis Morgan Joyce Morene Barbara Moore Elizabeth Moore Mike Moore Steve Muller Wanda Mundy Gary Munson Anthony Nesbitt Linda Nicholson Allen Nobles Alan Noel 125 Carolyn Norwood Alan Nugent Linny Nugent Kenneth Owens Deborah Page Kathi Parcell Edith Parker Marshal Parker Howard Parsons Sammie Parsons Krys Patterson Gary Patterson Frankie Perkins Pam Perkins Audrey Perry Brad Persinger David Phares Buddy Phillips Linda Polk Bruce Powers Clyde Powers Peggy Pulley Betty Rackley Yvonne Rackley Linda Ragland Wayne Raley Debbie Rawlings Randy Reidmiller Brenda Riddick Kathy Robertson Billy Rook James Ross Cio it i Oracle Ruth Ross Alex Rouse Donna Rudolph Irene Ruis Melvin Russel Robert Saleeby John Sasser Dorre Satterwhite Bob Saunders Jackie Salyer Becky Scott Darrel Sears Ruby Sears Robert Sebera Ann Sebera Steve Selinger Laura Severin Maud Ann Sharp Brenda Shearin David Shelton Linda Sherlock Pat Shores William Sierichs Bob Skalleberg Robert Slocum Johnnie Smith Dinnie Smith Angela Soddu Ted Souris Tommy Stallings Cora Stamper Michael Stanley 126 Louis Stathis Rhonda Stevens Thomas Stinnett Connie Stone Ryland Stutsman Ronnie Sullivan Bill Swackhamer Mark Swindell Jan Sylvester Sandra Sylvester Arthur Temple Chris Tharrington Beth Thomas David Thompson Debbie Thompson Terry Thore Michael Troach Connie Turner Mark Tush Sandra Vicke Butch Violet Alice Wajick Marlin Walls Wanda Warlick Carol Warren Joe Webster Karon Williams Ray Williams Eddie Williamson Jody Woodard Arlene Woods Wanda Wray Debra Wynn Gary Young Lynn Meadows shows eighth grader, Kay Hammond, to one of her new classes. I 127 the Slue ancf c old hoodsportsmanship has made us Setter school citizens ancf has macfe our school itse jf a Setter place. JKost important however ,; we have learned to win with pride and to lose with a smile. eiics First Row: Johnny Harris, Dusty Poole, John Letchworth, Billy Dereski, Andy Gibbs, Jeff Roop, Eugene Fine, Steve Myers, Chuck Frederickson. Second Row: Bo Partin, Mickey Thompson, Durward Crabtree, Tom Balazik, John Stallings, A1 Jones, Wayne Nobles, Butch Ellis. Third Row: Major Jones, Barry Wray, Bobby Haggerty,, Yule Chandler, David Nuckols, Larry Arnold, Mike Sullivan, Dennis Taylor, Eddie 130 JlCicf ity 1965 Tj ue Deoi s Strickland Grover McDonald. Fourth Row: Jon Dunn, Paul Back Row: Jack Stallard, Head Coach; Forrest Glass, Asst. Powers, Carl Newsome, Brad Nicholson, Jere Amidei, Butch Coach; J. P. Tiller, Asst. Coach; Stuart Douglas, Asst. Altman’, Kerry Fletcher, James Hoover, Randy Honaker. Coach; Steve Switzer, Mgr. 131 Our Veterans Coach Stallard—Head Coa Coach Tiller—Back Coach. Billy Dereski—End , Coach Douglas—Line Coach, Butch Altman—Halfback Coach Glass—End Coach, Steve Myers—Quarterback Johnny Harris—Fullback Durward Crabtree—Tackle A1 Jones—Guard Bobby Haggarty—Guard 132 Jeff Roop—Tackle Dusty Poole—Center 7) ue 1) evils 73orn an cf 73reef John Stallings— Guard Mickey Thompson— Tackle John Letehworth— Guard Grover McDonald— Tackle Tom Balazik— Halfback Randy Honaker— Halfback Chuck Frederickson—End Butch Ellis— Guard Andy Gibbs—Halfback Larry Arnold— Fullback Paul Powers— Halfback Gene Fine—End Johnny Harris (10) goes “all the way” for the first touchdown of the season at the Highland Springs stadium. It seems that no one can stop Butch Altman as he escapes pursuing Colonials. Jeff Roop (34), Butch Altman (19), Billy Dereski (17), Paul Powers (25), and A1 Jones (33) team up against the Crimson Waves. Butch Ellis (30) attempts to gain ground for the Devils. 1 34 Leaving a trail of fallen “Bulldogs” behind him, Paul Powers (25) moves down the field. Aff Got Jo(je lyj iai J ien Saicf. . . Larry Arnold (27) and Paul Powers show the teamwork and spirit that gave the Lane team such a bad scare. Back Butch Altman (19) veers sharply in a valiant effort to avoid a Thomas Jefferson tackier as Jeff Roop (34) guards. Larry Arnold (27) attempts to elude a “Colonial”, while Mickey Thompson (49) goes after his opponent. Chuck Frederickson (16) rushes in for the play. Brad Nicholson “closes in for the kill” in the Meadow- brook game. David Nuckols (12) keeps his eye on the ball. Paul Powers dodges six “Colonials” as he makes a big yardage gain for Hopewell. We ' ve 9oi to 9-9-9-Jf -9! Andy Gibbs intercepts a pass intended for a Thomas Jef¬ ferson “Jeff”. Eugene Fine receives the ball and races down the field away from a Crimson Wave tackier. Paul Powers (25) and Billy Dereski (17) team up to guard Larry Arnold (27) who is receiving a pass. In the John Marshall game Johnny Harris carries the ball for a needed gain. Steve Myers (21) and Jeff Roop (34) i add their support. Tackle Bobby Haggerty confers with Coach Tiller on field strategy during a time-out. eon Jdace O iircJ in C 1 eni xil District Co-Captains of the 1965 Blue Devils — Butch Altman and Mickey Thompson. SCOREBOARD WE THEY Sept. 10 18 Highland Springs . 0 Sept. 17 0 Thomas Dale .... 27 Sept. 24 19 Prince George . .. 6 Oct. 1 34 Colonial Heights . 26 Oct. 8 6 Petersburg . 0 Oct. 15 26 Meadowbrook .... 13 Oct. 22 26 George Wythe . .. 0 Oct. 29 6 John Marshall . .. 6 Nov. 5 7 Thomas Jefferson 7 Nov. 12 14 Lane .. 26 ODie Dedication OfiJlterner Mr Alexander presents Mrs. William Merner with a placque dedicating the Hopewell High School athletic field to William Merner, past great Blue Devil Coach. Temple Lee and Charles Smith look on. 137 7o otba f 7 fo onors an Central District Awards: First Row: Butch Altman — 1st Team Back, Paul Powers—Honorable Mention, Mickey Thompson—1st Team Tackle, Larry Arnold—Honorable Men¬ tion, Steve Myers—Honorable Mention. Second Row: Jeff Roop—Honorable Mention, Johnny Hairis—Honorable Men¬ tion, Dusty Poole—2nd Team Center, John Letchworth—2nd Team Guard. Coach Stallard presents Butch Altman with the most valu¬ able player trophy. The 1965 Blue Devils are a team that will stand out in the hearts and minds of all who observed their season. Much was expected of these boys, and much did they give. None of us will ever forget those rainy Friday nights when the Devils clashed with and usually overcame the top teams of the Cen¬ tral District. In that thrilling first game against Highland Springs, the team proved their worth with an 18 to 0 victory. One of their biggest moments came when they soundly whipped the Crimson Wave, a rugged and fine football team. The Lane game, one of the Devil’s best and the last game of the season, was a loss according to the scoreboard and rules df play, but a win as far as the team and their coaches were concerned — the prize being the knowledge of a job well done. The Devils fought all the way, holding their own against a team undefeat¬ ed in 37 games. It seemed that their fighting spirit just’could not be broken. Perhaps it was this spirit added to their superior playing ability that made the 1965 Blue Devils such a great and memorable team. Co-Captains Mickey Thompson and Butch Altman are proud of their awards. Mickey Thompson—Best Tackier. Butch Altman—Rotarian’s President Award. John Letchworth was voted Best Blocker by his team¬ mates. ZJIie (Jarsitu G ieerfeac ers Pam Solyan, Peggy Peach, Susan Patterson, Becky Beach, Head Cheerleaders-—Patsy Peach and Janas Hendrick, Betty Glass, Wanda Scarberry, Donna Howlett, Kitty Flanagan. Head Cheerleaders—Patsy Peach and Janas Hendricks. Sponsor— Mrs. George Orr. Patsy smiles after being crowned Homecoming Queen. Promoters of S oocf 5portsman$ iip Becky Beach Betty Glass Donna Howlett Becky Beach, Susan Patterson, Peggy Peach, Pam Solvan, Wanda Scarberry, Betty Glass. 8§g! Instruments of Spirit Patsy Peach, Janas Hendricks, Kitty Flannagan, Donna Howlett, Pam Solyan . V. )a.s x’i )a Back row; Herbert Wheat, John Hyslop, Dickie Eyler, Larry Hart, Chuck Farnsworth, Tommy Jenkins, Mike ' Stockdale, Gary Grissam, Jerry Wallace, David Harless, Bernard Epps! Donnie Taylor, Bruce Sublette, Cham Pritchard, Coach Lambert. Center: David Ellis, Chuck Arnold, Tommy Ride¬ out, Robbie Buren, Bill Doeg. Coach Lambert seems rather distressed with the referee’s call. The J. V.’s were undefeated for the 1966 season. Here Farns¬ worth (42) and Grissam (30) reach for the ball as Stockdale looks on. J.V. Joot6a First Row: Kenny Hendricks, Leslie Foley, Tommy Drum- right, David Harless, Joe Kopalchick, Garry Frame, Vance Johnson. Second Row: Terry Davis, Tommy England, David Jacobs, Chick Harrison, Jimmy Fowler, Billy Smith, Tommy Rideout, Doug Corey. Third Row: Mike Hodge, Warren Jack¬ son, Craig Frey, Ron Staten, Bernard Eppes, Herbert Wheat, Ricky Krout, Mike Harris. Fourth Row: Ben Rackley, Lucky Jones, Bobby Hecht, Mike Stockdale, Billy Malone, David Ellis, Tom Wicker. J. V. RECORD Hopewell . ... 43 Prince George . . 6 Hopewell . .. . 19 Petersburg . .. . 6 Hopewell . .. . 47 Midlothean . .. . 7 Hopewell . .. . 7 Thomas Dale . . 7 Hopewell . .. . 26 Prince George . . 13 The Junior Varsity Football Team is the hope of the Varsity. The able coaching of Ken Honea, a new addition to our coaching staff, plus the necessary ability and spirit, added up to give this team an undefeated season and a reason to believe that future varsity teams will be better than ever. Coach Honea discusses a play with Vance Johnson. 143 First Row: Bruce Powers, Lee Clatterbuck, Stuart Lee, Allen Nobles, Marshall Parker, Randy Reidmiller, Kevin Futch. Second Row: Dwight Leath (Manager), Mark Cunningham, Sonny Archer, Joe Webster, Clark Lewis, Steve Lowder, Mark Gorkiewicz, Donald Hurlburt. Third Row: Michael Moore, Gary Lawson, J. L. Arnold, Ronnie Powers, Clyde Powers, Michael McGuire, Anthony Nesbitt, Linny Nugent. SEASON’S RECORD Hopewell .... 0 Hopewell .... 7 Hopewell .... 7 Hopewell .... 7 Thomas Dale . Thomas Dale . Prince George Prince George 7 13 7 6 Throughout their season the Eighth Grade Football Squad has shown a steady improve¬ ment. Coach Hoagland and his team are to be commended for a fine showing of spirited determination and good sportsmanship. I 44 Coach Hoagland gained much respect from his Eighth Graders as a fine football coach. Chris Tetterton, Rhonda Lewis, Mary Consley, Fran Rives, Robin Snell, Nancy Gilliam, Linda Glass, Donna Lee, Patsy Thore, Angie Soddu. Co-Captains Robin Snell and Nancy Gilliam confer with their sponsor, Mrs. Clark. THE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Uarsitu ®§Jt Tommy Burns, Mickey Thompson, Bobby Poole, Tommy Powroznick, Billy Covington, Bob Emory, Roy Budd, Mike Whitley, Billy Dereski, Randy Glass, Bob Smith, Mike J)as ?et8a f ( | K | Hammond, Benson Sheally, Butch Parsons, Manager Dennis Rhea, Coach Littlepage. and Manager Steve McDonough. A Closer ZdooA Bob Smith Tommy Powroznick Billy Covington Bobby Emory Mickey Thompson Randy Glass Tommy Burns Mike Hammond SEASON’S RECORD WE THEY Dec. 7—45 Huguenot .62 Dec. 10—49 Thomas Dale .61 Dec. 14—54 Prince George .64 Dec. 17—46 Colonial Heights .41 Jan. 7—82 Patrick Henry .51 .Tan. 8—52 Petersburg .48 Jan. 11—64 Lee-Davis .67 Jan. 14—55 Manchester .68 Jan. 21—72 Meadowbrook .66 REMAINING GAMES Jan. 28 Patrick Henry Away Feb. 1 Colonial Heights Away Feb. 4 Prince George Home Feb. 8 Petersburg Home Feb. 11 Thomas Dale Away Feb. 18 Manchester Home Feb. 25 Meadowbrook Away SENIORS: Mickey Thompson, Randy Glass, Billy Dereski, Tommy Powroznick, Bob Smith, and Bob Poole. DriSSh ' ng 2 ) own tJie Conn Tommy Powroznick skillfully evades two opponents. Ready for rebounds in the Prince George game are Mickey Thompson (55), Billy Covington (35), Billy Dereski, Mike Whitley, and Tommy Burns (23). Players Billy Covington (34), Billy Dereski (42), and Roy Budd (32) scramble with a Patrick Henry “Patriot” for the ball. U£e oar o Coach Littlepage with Manager Steve McDonough and Dennis Rhea. J w f 10 Blue Devil Butch Parsons (10) goes in for two. Tommy Powroznick (40) looks and then shoots for another Blue Devil Roy B uc |d ( 32 ) comes up from behind to basket. 151 surprize a “Patriot.” hJhe h aij- up Sho t. . . The Devils grab for the ball as their opponent attempts to score. As Tommy Powroznick, (40), approaches, ready for action, Roy Budd, (32), and a “Patriot” jump for the ball. Billy Covington proceeds to score two more points for the Devils. u Cflncf the c Score hoes hip 7lnothe ' OCotc i 7” Tommy Powroznick receives the ball intended for a Meadowbrook “Monarch.” “Listen, guys, I know you can do it!” “You really think so coach?” The Devils spring to life in the Lee-Davis game. “Jump, Butch, jump!” C )arsit y First Row: Douglas Corey, Billy Hecht, John Kolek, Chuck Frederickson, Butch Altman, Linn Roach, Gary Boiler, Bill Kapsidelis. Second Row: Ricky Krout, Eddie Miles, Robert Kirk, John Maile, Billy Hudson, Danny White, Richard Maile, Frank Phillips, Chuck Fransworth. Third Row: Jack Fessler, Jerry Newsome, Ronnie Jacobs, Larry Howell, Bobby Shep¬ ard, Jerry Amedi, Larry Morgan, Jack Ripani. Fourth Row: Mickey Janosik, Tommy Wicker, Phillip Stinett, Jeff Roop, Tommy Burns, David Hope, Brad Nicholson, Randy Glass. Fifth Row: Mike Stockdale, Coach Tiller, Coach Stallard, Manager Rudy Glass. Season’s Schedule March 30 Highland Springs . . . . Away April 6 Colonial Heights . . . . . Home April 15 Hermitage . . . Away April 20 Petersburg . . . Home April 27 Prince George . . . Home May 4 Douglas Freemen . . . . Home May 6 Thomas Dale . . . Home Coach Stallard, Honorary Captain Butch Altman, and Coach Tiller. Outstanding Jracnmen in Action Butch Altman — Most Valuable Player. Tommy Burns — Most Improved Player Brad Nicholson and Bobby McGuire compete in the 100 yard dash. 155 Chuck Frederickson takes a hurdle with a soaring leap. ()arsilu CBaseSaff First Row: Mickey Thompson, Bill Ewing, Jerry Fayed, Glenn Burdette, David Severin, Johnny Harris. Second Row: Ray Harris, Donald Hagen, Ted Rowesy, Anthony Angone, Co-Captains Dave Severin and Mickey Thompson with Coach Glass. Pat McDonough, Larry Arnold, Mike Hammond. Third Row: Albert Johnson, Tim Dunn, Paul Powers, Billy Dereski, Man¬ ager Billy Dunbar. Dave Severin receives the award for Most Valuable Player from Coach Glass. Action on the Dtamoncf BASEBALL SCHEDULE Hopewell . 1 Hugenot. 3 Hopewell . 1 Petersburg. 2 Hopewell . 9 Manchester . 0 Hopewell .3 Thomas Dale .... 5 Hopewell .0 Prince George . . . 1 Hopewell .1 Colonial Heights . 2 Hopewell .1 Petersburg. 3 Hopewell .3 Colonial Heights . 1 Hopewell .7 Manchester . 2 Hopewell .1 Thomas Dale .... 0 Hopewell .7 Hugenot . 7 Hopewell .2 Prince George . . . 0 Hopewell .13 Thomas Jefferson 4 Hopewell .3 Highland Springs 2 Mickey Thompson at bat. Pat McDonough scores another run for Hopewell. 157 Dave Severin winds up for a pitch. ' or the L3a.fl Jerry Fayed makes a hit for the Devils. Larry Arnold at home plate. The students of Hopewell High are quite proud of the boys on the ’65 baseball team. Time after time these Blue Devil sluggers have practiced the good sportsmanship and spirit that have come to be a standard here at Hopewell High School. Though baseball is the last athletic sport of the year, it is not the last in importance. The team members practiced hard and played their best in hopes of winning more games for H.H.S. 158 Mickey runs to first base. Ted Saunders, Sonny Goodrich, Mark Butterworth, Gerald Coury, Rickey Barnes, Mau rice Coury, Robert Shutz, Frank Kirtly. 3earn 7 J faces Ulurcf.in State Uournament Co-Captain Gerald Coury, Coach Littlepage, and golfer Rick¬ ey Barnes. Mike Mahaney demonstrates the type of swing that placed him fourth in state competition. V icjfiifi 5.Tacfe C 3asJzel6afjf 5£V firsi row: Marshall Parker, Tommy Stallings, Joseph Lee, Kevin Futeh, Buddy Phillips, Terry Frame, Bob Skalleberg. Second row; Donald Hurlburt, William Hamner, Keith Hedgepeth, Ray Williams, Randy Reidmiller. Third row: William Harper, Ronnie Sullivan, Mike McGuire, Tony Nesbitt, Harry Garfinkle. 8TH GRADE SCHEDULE January 4.... Colonial Heights ...Home 22. . . .Petersburg .Home February 4....Thomas Dale .Away 8.... Colonial Heights ...Away 11. . . .Prince George .Home 15. . . .Petersburg .Away 18. . . .Prince George .Away 25. . . .Thomas Dale .Home Coach Stuart Douglas with his Co-Captains—Bob Skalleberg and Marshall Parker. Carolyn Campen, Sandra Sacra, Pat Smith, Phillis Hurlburt, Kay Elliott, Susan Helder, Rebecca Harrison, Linda Aycock, Marsha Stanley, Kay Dereski, Diane Helder, Ann Young¬ blood, Donna Wray, Kay Tucker. Coach Webb with her Co-Captains, Donna Wray and Ann Youngblood. Marsha Stanley—1st Team All-District, Sandy District, Coach Delores Webb, Ann Youngblood Linda Aycock—2nd Team All-District Sacra—1st Team All- —Honorable Mention, SCOREBOARD H.H.S. Visitors Sept. 29 Thomas Jefferson 0 1 Oct. 7 John Marshall 6 0 Oct. 12 George Wythe 8 2 Oct. 21 Collegiate 1 2 Oct. 28 Marymount 1 1 Nov. 10 St. Gertrude’s 1 1 Carolyn Campen, Most Valuable Player, sends the bail out of “enemy territory.” IJarsi y First Row: Vicki Nowlin, Ann Youngblood, Thelma Watko, Linda Baker, Donna Wray, Paige Watko. Second Row: Caro¬ lyn Campen, Rebecca Harrison, Paula Haggerty, Freda Fear, Linda Wilson, Dreama Cox. Third Row: Manager Carol Glovier, Tonie Duncan, Ann Tetterton, Pat Violette, Kay El¬ liot, Manager Pam Johnston. Co-Captain Judy Porter and Thelma Watko with Coach Webb. 162 Thelma Watko hits another run for her team. Cathv Bond Vickie Chavis, Gloria Damron, Janet Chavis, Amy Hoffman Kay Elliott, Ann Campen 2nd row: May Tetterton, Claudia Allender, Jane Elliott, Marna Glaze- brook Carolyn Boone, Wilma Reynolds, Barbara Kingery. Coach Mary Buren with Co-Captains Wilma Reynolds and Amy Hoffman. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE September 29 Thomas Jefferson October 7 John Marshall October 12 George Wythe October 21 Collegiate October 28 Marymount November 10 St. Gertrude’s 163 Varsity CBas£etSaff Carolyn Campen, Cynthia Arvin, Kay Elliott, Janice Dale, Jinxie Szigeti, Ann Youngblood, Donna Wray, Linda Aycock, Marsha Stanley, Rebecca Harrison, Phyllis Hurlbert, Janet Chavis. Managers: Gloria Damron and Lynn Meadows. SCHEDULE January 12 Collegiant There 14 Thomas Dale Here 29 Hicks Here February 3 George Wythe Here 9 John Marshall Here 23 St. Gertrude’s Here 25 George Wythe Here Coach Mary Buren with her Co-Captains—Donna Wray and Marsha Stanley. 164 Qirfs’J.V. 93as£etSafl irjgil p ■ ' } j 1 w Wh, | ■ I I ijiiiit m ijwl Jr B i . i -KL aIk Amy Hoffman, Kathy Thompson, Sandra Sacra, Jamelle Ameen. Sue Woodward, Paula Haggerty. Second row: Carolyn Boone, Lindy Almond, Patsy Glass, Cathy Lambert, Isabelle Goldberg, Vickie Bently, Marna Glazebrook. J. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE January 12 Collegiant There 14 Thomas Dale Here 29 Hicks Here February 3 George Wythe Here 9 John Marshall Here 23 St. Gertrude’s Here 25 George Wythe Here Coach Delores Webb with her Co-Captains—Sandy Sacra and Jamelle Ameen. . � GUilD CLUBS ' i ' Participation in schoolorganizations has widenedandstrengthenedthe rioer of our school ife. 7Is true that these cluls are not required or ess ential to our high school education lut theg offer much in the development of shills • the satisfaction of participation ; andfeliowship. Organizations Row 1: Faye Alderson. Row 2: Douglas Coury, Dee Dee At¬ water. Row 3: Gwen Towsey, Susan Patterson, Sue Webb. Row 4: Jane Ellen George, Carol Farnsworth, Dottie Sue Harper, Diane Patterson. Row 5: Janas Hendricks, Brenda Butler, Lynne Carelock, Joyce Buchanan, Kitty Flannagan Row 6: Joan Jerrell, Brenda Morene, Georgette Deschee- maeker, Becky Beach, Cindy Pritchard. Row 1 : Susan Patterson, Recording Secre¬ tary; Gwen Towsey, President; Patsy Peach, Corresponding Secretary. Row 2: Sue Webb, Vice-President; Kitty Flanna¬ gan, Chaplain. Sponsors: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Brock. The purpose of the Hi-Y clubs is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and communi¬ ty high standards of Chris¬ tian character. The platform is clean speech, clean sports¬ manship, clean scholarship and clean living. Active membership in Tri-Hi-Y is a pri¬ mary reason for their successful practice of the Hi-Y Purpose. 168 InH T jfi.y Row 1: Benny Bobb, Mike Moore, Steve Podlewski, Mike Hammond, Howard Story. Row 2: Benson Sheally, Alan Nichols, Todd Davis, Butch Parsons, Stan Bishop. Row 3: A1 Jones, Charles Woodard, David Ellis, Tommy Drum- wright, David Gabelle, Wayne Thore. Row 4: A1 Fore, Tommy Chrismer, Pete Nicholson, Bob Threewitts, Wayne Nobles, Stuart Darling. Sponsor: Mr. Barker. The Hi-Y is in its third year of operation. Its pur¬ pose, to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christia n character, has been upheld and exercised effectively. Of all the services that Hi-Y renders to our school, perhaps the most significant is the Student Directory sold to the student body. Row 1: A1 Jones, Vice-President; Steve Podlewski, President; Mike Hammond, Sec¬ retary. Row 2: Benny Bobb, Parliamen¬ tarian; Howard Story, Chaplain; Mike Moore, Treasurer. 169 Jl uni or Row 1: Randy Kirk. Row 2: Joanne Clarke, Cindy Culley. Row 3: Carolyn Conover, Maria Harrison, Peggy Pintavalle. Row 4: Joanne Snell, Denny Dale, Annette Garrett, Becky Kanak. Row 5: Jan Coury, Peggy Clarke, Judy Rawlings, Becky Sharp, Kerry Rimes. Row 6: Peggy Peach, Kay Wall, Wanda Scarberry, Janet Brydon, Pam Lester. M A • IV. Sponsor: Miss Snead. Row 1: Peggy Peach, President. Row 2: Joanne Clarke, Corresponding Secretary; Kerry Rimes, Treasurer. Row 3: Judy Rawlings, Vice-President; Kay Wall, Chap¬ lain; Becky Kanak, Recording Secretary. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is a group of ninth and tenth grade girls banned together with the same Christian purpose as their sister or¬ ganization, Tri-Hi-Y. Their main goal for this year has been the organization of a Tri-Hi-Y Club in Colonial Heights. Y.M.C.A. Week w r as one of the highlights of Jr. Tri-Hi-Y’s year. Here several mem¬ bers are helping to publicize their week. Morris Smith, Roy Budd, Mike Stockdale, Bobby Emory, Mark Butterworth, Dicky Gill, John Stallings, Jimmy Sears, Chuck Farnsworth, John Lectchworth, Dennis Foxworth, Frank Letchworth, Butch Altman, Larry Wilkerson, Austin McArthur, Bill Kapsidelis, David Nuckols, Eddie Miles, Bobby Poole, David Leech, Tommy Burns, Mickey Fenn, Gerald Coury, Douglas Pritchard, Chuck Frederickson. Sponsor: Mr. Morefield. The Key Club is well known for their ser¬ vice to the school, but this year they outdid themselves. Here they are preparing their “Homecoming Surprise”. As members of the Key Club, we promote higher ideals and serve with integ¬ rity while strengthening our faith in God, appreciat¬ ing our heritage, acquiring beneficial knowledge, and accepting personal responsi¬ bility. Row 1: Chuck Frederickson, President; Tommy Burns, Treasurer. Row 2: Larry Wilkerson, Vice-President; Frank Letch¬ worth, Secretary. merica Suture JhComemaJzers of Ui Row 1: Becky Sharp, Amy Hoffman, Carrie Mottesheard, Lucinda Allen, Kay Hedgepath; Row 2: Jeannine Boyd, Linda Glass, Dianne Davis, Kay McPhelters, Connie Caldwell, Nancy Hoyle, Kay Bickings, Nerine Eldridge, Sarah Wilson. Row 3: Claudia Harris, Patrice Gilliam, Krystal Patterson, Mary Ellen Grammer, Brenda Grant, Serry Barnes, Cathy Butler, Roxanne Levitt, Joyce Kendricks, Gail Hounshell, Pat Holden. Row 4: Cheryl Henderson, Karen Williams, Lula Bryant, Jewell Bryant, Carol Hopkins, Carolyn Cole, Kerry Glass, Loretta Cothern, Sharon Wright. Sponsor: Mrs. Rogers Row 1: Shirley Halloway, Vice-President; Bettie Carwile, President; Connie Caldwell, Chaplain. Row 2: Amy Hoffman, Trea¬ surer; Becky Sharpe, Secretary. The FHA is a club to help girls learn to appreciate the art of homemaking. They learn the responsibilities and leadership traits which are necessary in building happy homes. Membership consists of girls taking home eco¬ nomics or girls having taken it in previous years. The major aim of FHA is to teach its members the art of cooking. future Uea chers of America Row 1: Sandra Christoffel, Pat Shaw, Brenda Morene, Elaine Sebera, Dottie Sue Harper. Row 2: Kittie Flannagan, Becky Beach, Barbara Banvard, Jeannette Bickings, Beverly Aldridge. Row 3: Arnette Topian, Mary Sue Irving, Bettie Carwile, Brenda Houff, Helen Poole. Row 4: Pam Highsmith, Nancy Edwards, Sussjin Stout, Lynn Meadows, Debbie Belch, Brenda Taylor. ' ,W r Sponsors: Mrs. Agrella, Mrs. Solvenson. As an organization, the FTA endeavors, through fel¬ lowship and service, to mold the characters of prospec¬ tive teachers to fill that By the use of displays and posters through¬ out the school, the FTA promoted American Education Week. high office. Members learn about teaching from pro¬ grams, actual experience, tu¬ toring fellow students, and rendering various services to the faculty. Row 1: Barbara Banvard, President; Row 2: Becky Beach, Vice-President; Jeanette Bickings, Treasurer. D 7 nousiriaf (’o-ope ' a ioe U rami no I f Mil | ' ■ • 9 v Sopf ' mm Row 1: Kenny Willett, Sharyne Switzer, Bobbie Nobles, Linda Drake, Linda Abrams, Judy Collins, Vickie Noland, Susan Johnson, Becky Pleasant, Pam Johnston, Barry Jones. Row 2: Richard Amidei, Darleen Pickett, Drema Paxton, Linda Aycock, Patty Baker, Linda Saunders, Jamie Bane, Barbara Livingston, Maureen Connaughton, Jean Emory, Linda Owen. Row 3: Billy Miles, Tommy Pleasant, Edward Erickson, Mike Vanatta, Richard Watkins, Marshall Dowdy, Wayne Hendrickson, Benny Bobb, Jimmy Griffth, Eddie Smiley, David Day, John Wyatt. Row 1: Tommy Pleasants, President; Bobbie Nobles, Treasurer. Row 2: Barbara Livingston, Secretary; Mike Vanatta, Vice- President. Row 3: Maureen Connaughton, Chaplain; Linda Owen, Parliamentarian. Row 4: Eddie Smiley, District President. Sponsor: Mr. Utleye. The Industrial Co-opera¬ tive Training Club is a Co- curricula part of I.C.T. The club participates in both dis¬ trict and state activities and conventions. This year the club is a member of the Vo¬ cational Industrial Clubs of America. Through member cooperation, this club has earned state and district reeognization. Here the scrapbook committee is hard at work. 174 DisiriSuiioe ( c ucation C ub Row 1: Jenny Soddu, Patsy Wynn, Becky Jones, Faye Cole, Brenda Wyatt, Elsie Brooks, Betsi Summers, Myrtle Taylor. Row 2: John Made, David Phillips, Billy Beckner, Donald Tipton, Earl Mathis, Charles Woodard, Grover McDonald, Buddy Davis, James Aultman. Row 3: Roger Houser, Ronny Adams, Ronny Jolly, James Campbell, David Turner, Kerry Fletcher, Kenny Houser, Tally Taylor, Howard Story, Richard Morris, Lester Williams, Dennis Taylor. Sponsor: Mr. Raines. Row 1: Charles Woodard, President; Patsy Wynn, Secretary. Row 2: Betsi Summers, Reporter; David Phillips, Jr., Board of Directors; Ronnie Jolly, Vice-President. Row 3: Dennis Taylor, Treasurer; Kenny Houser, Parliamentarian. The D.E. Club is based on a co-op program. The pur¬ pose of this organization is to develop future leaders in marketing and distribution through actual job experi¬ ence. National recognition is paid to this organ¬ ization during National DECA Week. Our Club promotes publicity throughout our town. 175 ( Jirfs ' jitonoqram Row 1: Diane Helder, Ann Youngblood, Donna Wray, Marsha Stanley. Row 2: Carolyn Campen, Cynthia Arvin, Rebecca Harrison, Phyllis Hulburt, Pam Johnston. Row 1: Cynthia Arvin, Treasurer; Carolyn Campen, Vice-President. Row 2: Marsha Stanley, Secretary; Donna Wray, President. Sponsor: Miss Webb. Membership in the Girls’ Monogram Club is dependent upon earning a monogram in sports, cheerleading, or re¬ lated activities. It has be¬ come a tradition for the club to present a Most Valuable Player trophy in each sport and to present, on Class Night, a gold sportsmanship bracelet to an outstanding s enior girl. • To raise money for awards, the Girl’s Monogram Club sells drinks at all home basketball games. JKc onocjrain Row 1: Tommy Burns, A1 Jones, Larry Arnold, Jeff Roop, Steve Myers. Row 2: Butch Ellis, Butch Altman, Tommy Powroznick, Bobby Poole. Row 3: Chuck Fredrickson, Mr. Stallard, John Letchworth. Each year boys are recognized for their outstanding achievement in their field of athletics. Sponsor: Mr. Jack Stallard. The Boys’ Monogram Club is composed of boys who have earned a letter in one of Hopewell High’s varsity sports. One of their services to our school is repairing athletic equipment. Row 1: Jeff Roop, President; Chuck Fred¬ rickson, Sec.-Treas. Row 2: A1 Jones, Parliamentarian; Tommy Burns, Vice- President. 177 2 ). :rama Row 1: Sandra Cuddihy, Becky Hapstak, Julie Martin, Margaret Rose, Rachel Bailey, Sylvia Bonon, Pam Akers, Audrey Perry. Row 2: Betsy Leadbetter, Ruth Anglen, Jaran Lusk, Shelia McGowen, Carol Farnsworth, Debbie Rawlings, Gloria Pead, Diane Patterson. Row 3: Kitty Flannagan, Janice Bass, Kerry Glass, Linda Watkins, Linda Glass, Linda Eller, Carol Titterington, Vickie Rackley. Row 4: Beth Furbush, Betty Edwards, Carol Flaherty, Deborah Lapeyre, Michelle Billy, James Megrail, Pamela Billy, Robert Logan, Linda Spatig. Row 5: Freda Fear, Faye Minor, Darlene Perry, June Riddle, Don Doutt, Vicki Nowlin, Todd Davis. Row 6: Sandra Rowland, Billy Hecht, Mike Moore, Dicky Gill, Bill Thompson. Row 7: Pat Wyatt, Nancy Power, Mary Stamper, Donna McPherson, Becky Beach. Row 8: Sammy Hicks, Donnie Tatum, Donald Full, George Brydon, Earl Mathis. Sponsor: Mr. Wray. Bill Thompson, Treasurer; Kitty Flan¬ nagan, Costume Committee; Linda Spa- tig, Make-up Chairman; Beth Furbush, Secretary; Bob Logan, Lighting; Jim Thompson, Publicity Chairman; Todd Davis, Vice-President; Dicky Gill, Presi¬ dent. To us, working in the Dra¬ ma Club is a dream come true — the dream of being on the stage, the excitement of the last final seconds in the make-up room, the satis¬ faction of finishing the sets on time. All this and more compose the “Ole Blue Play¬ ers”. Many hours of steady practice were spent by our Drama Department in order to present such an outstanding performance of “Camelot”. 178 Science C fu6 Row 1: Donna Rudolph, Vicki Holt, Janice Britt, Zoe Bailey, Jimmy Jones, Robert Bannerman, Gloria Roberts, Linda Ragland, Jeannie Ragland, Danielle Aderholt. Row 2: Wanda Mundy, Alica Wajick, Carol Warren, Maude Ann Sharp, Audrey Perry, Douglas Pritchard, Pamela Billy, Michele Billy, Regina Mundy, Margaret Rose. Row 3: Robert Baugher, Linda Eller, Sandra Christoffel, Bill Boiler, Donna McPherson, Angela Drozd, Marsha Hoffman. Row 4: Howard Parson, Frank Kirtley, Carol Flaherty, Deborah Lapeyre, Faye Minor, Andy Chermak, Freda Fear, Betty Edwards, DaVlene Perry. Row 5: Robert Stump, Frances Burroughs, Pam Dijovanidis, Bill Mitchell, Bob Cordova, Kathy Brown, Shirley Holloway, Donald Bennett. Row 6: Allan Nichols, Michael Horne, John Clark, Richard Carico, Kim Mitchell, Robert Kerr, Donald Full, Jimmy Megrail, Ken Korby, Barbara Wyche. Sponsor: Mr. Bannerman. Through experiments such as this, members of the Science Club become more familiar with the scientific conditions that exist in our world today. The Science Club is open to anyone who is interested in science. Its purpose is to promote interest in science by films, lectures, experi¬ ments, and visits to local in¬ dustries. Row 1: Angela Drozd, Vice-President; Michelle Billy, Secretary. Row 2: Doug Pritchard, Chaplain; Frank Kirtley, Presi¬ dent. 179 future J$us ness feacfers of America Row 1 : Dorothy Rideout, Carole Clark, Josephine Burroughs, Pam Johnston, Gloria Damron, Donna Bailey, Brenda Hounshell. Row 2: Joyce Mills, Pat Gravat, Betty Harris, Shirley Alexander, Frances Burroughs, Nancy Sasser. Row 3: Trudy Mitchell, Alice Walker, Linda Harrison, Joyce Ann Walker, Annette Markham, Cynthia Arvin. Row 4: Larry Parker, Rennie Morris, Aloria Williams, Nancy Petit, Carol Glovier. Row 1: Trudy Mitchell, President; Joyce Walker, Parliamentarian. Row 2: Aloria Williams, Vice-President; Vicki Rackley, Treasurer. Row 3: Carole Clark, Secretary; Joyce Mills, Historian. Row 4: Alice Walker, Reporter. Sponsor: Mrs. Martin The purposes of FBLA are: to promote good busi¬ ness education for the youth of Hopewell, to develop com¬ petent, aggressive business leadership, and to create more interest and under¬ standing in the intelligent choice of a business occupa¬ tion. To aid their skill in business and to promote a service to the school, the FBLA prints our school paper, “The Tatler.” 180 L, aiin Jorum Row 1: Billy Sirech, Mary Lou McNulty, Judy Butler, Dianne Highsmith, Sandra Vick, Jennie Butler, Kathy Butler, Danielle Aderholt, Phillip Justice. Row 2: Brenda Houff, David England, Carla Houff, Kay Hammond, Debra Mac¬ Millan, Rita Everett, Maude Ann Sharp, Robert Schuler, Donald Neal, Gail Huntley, Linda Glass. Row 3: Linda Rawlings, Jaran Lusk, Joanne Marr, Kitty Flannagan, Joyce Morene, Janet Hole, Donna Mashburn, Rene Reid, Arnette Topian, Patricia Jarvis, Pamela Billy, Claudia Harris, Maria Harrison. Row 4: Bettie Carwile, Joyce Buchanan, Pam Highsmith, Linda Ragland, Jeanie Ragland, Michele Billy, Darlene Perry, Brenda Morene, Kerry Glass, Becky Beach, Deborah Lapeyre, Freda Fear, Faye Minor, Sandra Rowland, Betty Edwards. Row 1: Joyce Buchanan, Secretary. Row 2: Mary Lou McNulty, Treasurer; Vicki Nowlin, Chaplain. Row 3: Lindy Allmond, Vice-President; Bill Thompson, Reporter. Row 4: James Thompson, President. Sponsor: Mrs. Gilliam The Latin Forum is a club for those students who are taking, or who have taken, Latin. The purpose of the Forum is to provide the Lat¬ in language and to introduce the Roman civilization to Latin students. Each year the Latin Forum students hold their annual banquet. Here a few are enjoy¬ ing Roman luxury. 181 Crench Circle uii iff 1 1 t li « « m MCE 1 Row 1: Douglas Pritchard, Christine Lambert, Julie Martin, Angela Drozd, Amy Hoffman, Gloria Roberts, Zoe Bailey. Row 2: Jane Ellwood, Jeanie Ragland, Pamela Billy, Kay Emory, Marsha Hoffman, Pam Dijovanidis, Billy Menius, Robert Baugher, Michele Billy. Row 3: Brenda Houff, Judy Rawlings, Pat Ellwood, Isabel Goldberg, Jean Doolittle, Rudy Glass, Georgette Descheemaeker, Debbie Belch, Nancy Edwards, LaDonna Rasnick, Brenda Morene. Sponsor: Miss Chambliss. Row 1: Gloria Roberts, Reporter; Brenda Houff, Vice-President. Row 2: Debbie Belch, Treasurer; Kay Emory, Secretary. Row 3: Brenda Morene, Chaplain; James Thomp¬ son, President. The French Circle is a club formed by students who have taken or are taking French. It promotes the knowledge of the country, and its language, and its customs. In the French Circle we learn about the country of France and the dress of the French people. T IlfUiox, munyv- : an leterre l.i’WiiA A u ' iM 182 Row 1: Ruth Birchett, Linda Watkins, Bob Cordova, Frances Ford, Bobby Swander, Sarah Minor, Valerie Kolidakis. Row 2: Robert Smith, David Smith, Jeanette Bickings, Jerry Beisser, Betty Whitby, Susan Pippen, Becky Garrett. Row 3: Margaret Rose, David Poole, Gary Martin, Amy Thomas, Rhonda Lewis, Connie Ward. Row 4: Kathy Bertram, Donnie Tatum, Ricky Carico, Peggy Bradley, Donna Mashburn, Linda Basile, Dana Alcorn, Robert Grant. Row 5: Robert Logan, Faye Minor, Pat Kendrick, Bonnie Clark, Carolyn Conover, Gloria Bailey, Frances Burroughs, David Leech. Sponsor: Mrs. Beauchamp. The Spanish Club often combines work with fun. Here they are decorating a float for our 1965 Homecoming. The Spanish Club is a club whose membership is open to all those students who are taking or have taken Span¬ ish. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to provide the students with an oppor¬ tunity to learn more about Spanish speaking countries. Row 1: Beverly Aldridge, Reporter; Sarah Minor, Vice-President. Row 2: Bobby Swander, President; Linda Watkins, Trea¬ surer. Row 3: Lynn Meadows, Chaplain; Frances Ford, Secretary; Bob Cordova, Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 83 C lrt GfuS aj m ? jfl L ' 1 W W ' V I -Ji mft i ay giF i hv n ' K B 1 How 1: Mary Book, Deeter Allmond, Linda Gene Watkins, Shelia McGowan, Linda Rawlings. Row 2: Doris Padgett, Doris Furr, Ellen Foster, Connie Ward. Row 3: Carolyn Medlock, Jean Doolittle, Kay Emory, Marlene Sadler, Mrs. Hecht. Row 4: Janet Maile, Mike Taylor, Albert McLeod, Dwight Nesbitt. Row 5: Richard Morris, Betsi Summers, William Constable, Harold Cothern. Row 1: Linda Watkins, President; Sheila McGowan, Vice-President. Row 2: Linda Rawlings, Secretary; Deeter Allmond, Treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Hecht. The Art Club was organiz¬ ed with three major objec¬ tives : to assist in making Hopewell High School more attractive, to further the in¬ terest of art students, and to present a Spring Art Show. Our school is indebted to the excellent work the art students did on the props for the production of “Camelot.” 184 CjfuSs at t)or£ “Camelot” was a great success. Our Future Teachers of America in action. Monogram Clubbers admire trophies. F.H.A. Club members at work. V.O.T. FBLA look over the “Tatler.” Tri-Hi-Y’ers make plans for the future. F.H.A.’ers practice up on their cooking. 185 Mr. Raines discusses trophies with members. . . % m FtPOSCOPE SUE J5v L Htt3H|||| ' ' ,.s ; ' : ■1 ■l BB£r2§ w : ! I WV r � sH@3i®ag gs I j | uitiiif1)||| if if f HIH fH ItilffillfiffO t i ? 111111111 jHI TT?T 7 o he OL Uskf U4 7I0-77-V D 4S-C hst-eh rt O l p. cZL ll Kji Jl ■ C£ ' t},- - 3- , ' $ Cp gsTV jP i ct t a Mc .s. ’jtfofk. Ib- UcL gto-UjJ tui ci. .-J ' cl c ' -x- a l L . d- Jl ' -i-O ' - e a f ' c jS k , l$)or£in 9 for oar school through school activities jives us an inner feehnj of accom - pfish men t andpride ' mahinj our river com - pfete. Word is not harcf when it is done for others. Stucfent C)o operatwe First Row: Charlene Nobles, Cindy Wood, Diane Highsmith, Joyce Buchanan, Donnie Livingston, Becky Beach, Joyce Mitchell, A1 Jones, Gwen Towsey, Gwen Robinson, Brenda Houff, Mary Lou McNulty, Susan Krumel. Second Row: Mary K. Bond, Vickie Back, Gloria Roberts, Randy Kirk, Darlene Hoover, Neil Aldridge, David Poole, Harry Garfinkel, Keith Hedgepeth, Audrey Perry, Sandra Cuddihy, Kay Tucker, Debbie Lewis, Allen Nobles, Susan Hunter, John McBride, Linette Carson. Third R ow: Connie Stone, Vicky Davis, Allen Hoover, Connie Caldwell, Georgette Descheemaker, Jane Elliot, Stuart Darling, Susan Stout, Dicky Eyler, Gary Akers, Janet Brydon, Frederick Phipps, Ladonna Rasnick. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES FREDERICKSON SANDRA WEBB AL JONES 188 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: First Row: Brenda Houff, Gwen Towsey, Becky Beach, Joyce Mitchell, Stuart Darling, Gwen Robinson, Mary Lou Mc¬ Nulty. Second Row: Joyce Buchanan, Susan Krumel, Donnie Livingston, Janet Brydon, Charlene Nobles, Harry Garfinkel. SPONSOR The Student Co-operative As¬ sociation is the main central gov¬ ernment of Hopewell High Scho ol. Each homeroom elects a repre¬ sentative to serve the Council. This year, a new policy was in- acted—meetings every two weeks instead of every week. With the aid of our energetic sponsor, Mr. Sober, and the outstanding lead¬ ership of our president, Miss Joyce Mitchell, the S. C. A. has carried many successful projects throughout the school year. Not only is a representative a member of the Council, but he also serves on a special committee of the S. C. A. The chairmen of these committees are shown above. The meetings of the special commit¬ tees are held every week to enable the Council to meet only every two weeks. PRESIDENT MR. JERRELL SOBER JOYCE MITCHELL 189 Activities During the Thanksgiving Assembly, Mr. Sober spoke on our country and democracy to the Student Body. Also at the Thanksgiving Assembly, Miss Joyce Mitchell, our SCA president, was crowned “Miss Noel”. Janas Hen¬ dricks and Sue Webb were runners-up. The Student Cooperative Association carries on various projects and activities throughout the year. One of the main activities is the sponsoring of homecoming weekend, including the half time enter¬ tainment and the dance and soc hop. The S.C.A. also puts on the following assemblies: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, S.C.A. Acceptance Speeches, and S.C.A. Officer’s Installation. This year several con¬ tests were sponsored including the Banner Room, Bulletin Boards, and Student of the Week. Within the S.C.A., plans for school appearance, traffic con¬ ditions, and Honor Code Revision were acted upon in great depth. Through the leadership of the officers and the loyalty and service of the representatives, without a doubt, this year has been one of the most successful and outstanding for the Student Co-op¬ erative Association. In this picture, we see our executive officers in action. A lot of effort is exerted by these students to make our SCA worthwhile. 1 190 A’wSIl EMIL ' ' jp$ ' L ill 1 - ’ n ijiHlf - dKJI| mkim ■. � ' wm vSnas- First row: Cookie Buffo, Aloria Williams, Mrs. Martin, Pam Johnston, Joyce Walker. Second row: Pam Solyan, Alice Walker, Judy Mills, Rennie Morris, Carol Glovier, Gloria Damron, Betty Harris. Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Martin One of the editors sells a copy of the “Tatler’ . C 3 ue ancf Jo J tib m ■ i wmi-. I 5 ® i- IK iif i Wttk v,� PfflE I ilSBHRjrc £ JjBT l|| nrai -;1 MM m W Jfl. li J| . MPs ' t - t im i 4 MtW m 1 . Jf flk jM (m |gf (Bl %pHP ar- A ri t fa r%m H W|l«s • - • In i ’ g ■! awMi� ..� t T a t lgPV?l ' • r- � r i-J- - iMi jk 1 JSR- ' j Bjn f -X BijPBB Hi y - f Vli n B ly aSSrf ' fjiHf jJP IT r 5 fl ' ' l ' w First Row: Mike Hodge, Paul Zevgolis, Jack Ingle, Richard Severin, Robert Lackey, Josephine Burroughs, Gene Hazel- grove, Reggie Bowen, Bobby McNeut, Jackie Westmoreland, David Harless, Allen Yates, Donald Thore, Bill Vance, Jack Cheeley, John Wyatt, William Wyatt, Frankie Phillips, Dicky Dicky Gill, Mr. Taylor. Second Row: Chuck Farnsworth, Mike Frantz, Douglas Pritchard, Phyllis Hurlburt, Nerene Wal- dridge, Julie Martin, Carolyn Boone, Neil Aderholt, Pamela Billy, Sarah Minor, Gloria Williams, Gloria Roberts, Aloria Williams, Pam Johnston, Linda Howard, Linda Moseley, Carol Livingston, Margaret Rose, Freda Fear, Carl Pipping Ricky Jones. Third Row: Andrew Shermack, Conald Hurl¬ burt, David Thompson, Melissa Shopshear, Chuck Arnold Paula Baptist, Ruth Anglen, Rachel Bailey, Ellen Foster, Patty Curtis, Debbie Rawlings, Ricky Bennett, Charlie Gadmas, Becky Garrett, Janice Britt, Joyce Morene, Sandra During half time at home football games, the Blue and Gold Marching Band puts on a thrilling half time routine. With spirited music and pre¬ cision drills, the band shines forth in a spectac¬ ular show. Mr. George Taylor Band Director « JKJM|•� 4-- - yfLSt v 4 j. w 1 ' A aH i r � jS k “ • m r� ‘ r jf - - Luck, Robert Smith, Bob Mashburn, Rocky Anderson, Butch Parsons. Fourth Row: Douglas Cheeley, Gary Grissom, Gary Dolan, James Goodwin, Billy Hudson Don Henderson Gar¬ land Eavey, Ronnie Mintor, Billy Moyer, Alfred McLeod, Avon Miles, Thomas Bailey, Bernard Epps, Johnny Thomp¬ son, Linette Carson, Stacy Kroener, Tommy Field, Mark Ascolli, John Johnston. Fifth Row: Gwen Towsey, Faye Al- derson, Beverly Aldridge, Donna Fuzy, Mike Dolan Nancye Power Paige Watko, Katherine Walker, Dons Newton, Rox¬ anne Levett, Vicky Bentley, Vicky Back, Allen Confer, Jane Ellen George, Brenda Butler, Sue Webb, Robert Logan. Sixth Row: Douglas Coury, Sharon Webb, Joyce Mitchell, Lynn Meadows, Georgette Descheemaeker, Barbara Banvard, Lynne Carelock, Faye Minor, Anna Buffo, Linda Rawlings. Mr. Alfred E. Johnson Assistant Director During the football games, the HHS band sits at the sidelines cheering the Blue Devils on to victory. The rous¬ ing spirit of the band is indeed an asset to our school. 193 Sue Webb Sharon Webb Joyce Mitchell o © -« Q Q Beverly Aldridge jKajorettes ancf © © © v Lynn Meadows © — . © © i Jane Ellen George HEAD MAJORETTE GWEN TOWSEY Gwen, a vivacious blonde, leads our out¬ standing majorettes in lively routines throughout the year. We at Hopewell High are very proud of these lovely girls. Barbara Banvard Brenda Butler 194 Lynne Carelock Drum major 0 Faye Alderson Georgette Descheemaeker ,Tw Linda Gail Rawlings Douglas Coury Faye Minor DRUM MAJOR ROBERT LOGAN Bob has done a fine job this year lead¬ ing our Blue and Gold Band. Our band is certainly an asset to Hopewell High. 195 Anna Buffo Donna Fuzy enior This year Mrs. Atkins, Miss Banvard, and our H.H.S. Choir deserve more recognition than ever before. They helped greatly in the production of ‘•Camelot”, provided the community with a Christmas Cantata and a Spring Concert, and add¬ ed much to our school as¬ semblies. 196 Mrs. Madeline Atkins Director G£i oir Wilma Reynolds, Kay Elliott, Carolyn Lee, Gloria Graham, Ruth Moore, Gloria Harvey, Judy Jessee. Third Row: Mrs. Atkins, Beth Hughes, Donna Mashburn, Charlotte Cozart, Sharon Wright, Randall Bland, Glen Roach, Theodore John¬ son, Jerry Wallace, Donald Eastman, Clyde Jessee, Lynne Doutt, Pam Highsmith, Ruth Malamis, Nancy Sasser. Joyce Mills, Linda Robinette. This action shot is just one example of the hard work put forth by the Senior Choir. This outstanding group is surely appreciated by the students and community. Miss Barbara Banvard Accompanist umor GAi 701 r First Row: Melanie Karnes, Jackie Mills, Ruth Butterworth, Billy Ellison, Bruce Titterington, Chancey Hanchey, David Smith, Billy Edmonson, Donna Lunce, Dora Mitchell. Second row: Martha Sordelett, Annette Garrett, Sarah Wilson, Doris Brown, Debra Cothern, Janet Gilliam, Linda Sherlock, Ruth Birchett, Suzette Davis, Nancy Gilliam, Lenora Shelburne, Kathy Bertram, Ruby Sears. Third Row: Mrs. Atkins, Jean Boyd, Gayle Hayes, Sylvia Henderson, Sandra Wray, Linda Daniel, Brenda Long, Darlene Sears, Juanita Hayden, Bar¬ bara Langford, Margaret Lowery, Shirley Dunbar, Doris Newton. Fourth Row: Amy Thomas, Marna Glazebrook, Con¬ nie Caldwell, Ronnie McDaniel, Tim Wheelhouse, Terry An¬ gle, Dean Daniels, Robert Hecht, Joseph Boyette, Jimmy Emory, Claudia Allender, Patsy Glass, Nancy Whitmore, Vickie Cunningham. Front Row: Debbie Page, Kay Edwards, Audrey Perry. First Row: Debbie Rawlings, Jeannie England, Edith Parker, Lo¬ retta Coterill, Dorey Saterwhite, Pamela Akers, Ruth Ang¬ lin, Vicky Holt, Donnie McDerment, Sandra Rowland, Joyce Morene, Barbara Doutt. Sec ond Row: Marlene McDerment, Roxanne Leavitt, David Miles, Randy Reidmiller, Gregory Eavey, Terry Browder, Lenny Nugent, Donald Everhard, Andy Lipscomb, Joseph Webster, Gregory Eagle, Jeff Eagle, Chris Bray, Mark Cunningham, John Bell, Anthony Nesbitt, Gary Lawson, Wayne Furr. Third Row: John Lastovica, Otto Okum, Bobby Slocum, Clarence Minter, Sonny Archer, Burly Frye, Bobby McNew, Tommy Harris, GarygRay, Gary Moore, Clyde Powers, Leslie Myddett, Mr. Johnson. First Row: Valeria Kolidakas, Cindy Gulf, Dolly Barnes, Wanda Warlick, Donna Masburn, Crystal Patterson, Lee Gladebuck, Kevin Futch, Ricky Faukner, Hoyt Butner, Linda Polk, Sylvia Hall, Brenda Grant, Mary Grammar, Debbie Page, Sarpmy Parsons. Second Row: Mrs. Atkins, Brenda Redic, Patricia Gilliam, Margaret Martin, Vicky Dean, Betsy Leadbetter, Kay Hedgepeth, Maude Sharp, Nancy Hoyle, Nancy Conors, Jenny Kokenski, Pam Akers, Kay Hammond, Barbara Chase, Elizabeth Moore, Joan Elwood, Libby Angle, Ann Sebra, Maria Handford, Jackie Creech, Elizabeth Gib¬ son, Libby Hanchee. Third Row: Irene Lewis, Betsy Bailey, Mary Connelly, Margie Hill, Brenda Case, Joy Libby, Peggy Hall, Virginia Brinkley, Kay Bickings, Kathy Atkins, Jack Ingle, Rovert Lacky, Arthur Temple, Eddie Williamson, Kathy Eassen, Jane Elliot, Sandra Glovier, Kay Edwards, Vennie Smith, Bernice Bryant, Debbie Thompson, Patsy Thore, Linda Lindenbooth, Gwen Gregory, Joyce Flowers. Teresa Miller. First Row: Pat Slusser, Fran Taylor, Sarah Minor, Sandra Glovier, Miss Snead, Bernice Bryant, Mary Tetterton, Nancy Connor, Diane Hardy. Second Row: Ruth Anglan, Alice Wa- jick, Maude Sharpe, Sandra Cristoffal, Mary Ann Burge, Debbie Thompson, Chancey Hanchey, John Spivey, Richard Boise, Debbie Frazier, Lynette Carson, Joyce Kendricks, Janet Cocke, Carolyn Campen. yCationa Honor Society First Row: Brenda Morene, Patricia Smith, Mary Lou Mc¬ Nulty, Rebecca Harrison, Gwen Robinson, Joyce Buchanan, David Nuchols. Second Row: James Thompson, Frank Kirtly, Lucinda Pritchard, Becky Beach, Walter Altman, Donald Full, Donald Thomas. Third Row: Susan Patterson, Frank Letchworth, Barbara Banvard, Carol Farnsworth, Sandra Webb, Elisabeth Furbush, Mrs. Phyllis Synan. Fourth Row: Diane Helder, Richard Gill, James Megrail, John Letchworth, Elizabeth Glass, Robert Poole, Joyce Mitchell. Miss Barbara Banvard, president of the National Honor Society, checks over the agenda for a meeting. Getting ready to take another pic¬ ture, and not knowing what’s happen¬ ing, the photographer of the annual staff, James Thompson, is tapped. SPONSOR MRS. PHYLLIS SYNAN Susan Patterson, Gwen Robinson, Carol Farnsworth, and Joyce Mitchell talk over plans for a NHS project. New candidates of the NHS gather together after being tapped to con¬ gratulate each other. This is the high¬ est honor at HHS. 200 First Row: Karen Meadows, Lynn Meadows, Cindy Pritch¬ ard, Carol Farnsworth, Don Thomas, Diane Helder, Susan Patterson, Patsy Peach, Becky Beach. Second Row: Dottie Sue Harper, Joan Jerrell, Gwen Towsey, Gwen Robinson, Beverly Aldridge, Brenda Butler, Brenda Houff, Faye Alder- son, Gloria Roberts. Third Row: Dee Dee Atwater, Barbara Banvard, Debbie Belch, Betty Glass, James Thompson, Bren¬ da Morene, Linda Spatig, Joyce Buchanan. Every day after school, we see Bar¬ bara, our circulations manager, busy taking up money for subscriptions to our annual. Debbie and Patsy, each one head of a section, work hard toward meeting their deadlines on time. SPONSOR MR. MAL M. UTLEYE Our co-editors, Carol and Don, have their own section to worry about be¬ sides supervising the rest of the year¬ book. Susan is editor of one of the most dif¬ ficult sections to be put out the whole year — the classes section. 201 J{ aleiaoscope Editors: Carol Farnsworth, Don Thomas. Business Manager: Diane Helder. CIRCULATIONS Barbara Banvard. Assistant: Dottie Sue Harper PHOTOGRAPHER James Thompson FEATURES Patsy Peach, Gwen Towsey. Assistant: Faye Alderson. CLASSES Susan Patterson, Lynn Meadows. Assistant: Gloria Roberts. SPORTS Cindy Pritchard, Karen Meadows. Assistant: water. Dee Dee At- The coveted honor of being selected to serve on the KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF was shared this year by twenty-six outstanding junior and senior stu¬ dents. Ability, punctuality, perseverance, and orig¬ inality are just a few of the many qualities that a ! member of the staff must possess. Each person has s the responsibility of helping to compile a section, selling ads and subscriptions, taking pictures, and making sure that the deadlines are met on time. The staff members work hard all year, and finally, their efforts are rewarded in the spring when the KALEIDOSCOPE assembly is held. At this time the yearbook is officially presented and new co-editors, business manager, and staff announced. ORGANIZATIONS Debbie Belch, Joyce Buchanan. Assistant: Brenda Morene. BUSINESS MANAGER Diane Helder. Assistants: Joan Jerrell, Brenda Houff. SENIORS Don Thomas, Carol Farnsworth. Assistant: Brenda Butler. ACTIVITIES Betty Glass, Gwen Robinson. Assistant: Becky Beach. FACULTY Beverly Aldridge. Assistant: Faye Alderson. MXt Zf -to Jz ) % e ' i 2 eyt J uXJLUL) —p ff v ' tr 1 - y Si c - tsfj ?- c yr , 5 Uhrouyh the interest of our advertisers , we are ad e to (ravedthe river of a year at jtfopeweflDdiyh Schooi in this , the 1966 JCah eidoscope. CPfease show your appreciation of what these unsefishpeopde have done dy patron - nine their dusinesses andsupportiny the action ties of their oryaniz at ion s. uchanan’s ewelers Watch Repairs Keepsake Diamond Rings 308 East Broadway GL 8-3640 Hopewell, Va. 7n JKemortf ft iminu Tjuc ianan [Jimmy ituchanan was warmly reyarcfecf Sy everyone. Uo the students at [lope well 3Ityh he was special. Jfe shared our interests and our enthusiasm; he cared for our wehhSeiny. TiOe always hoohedfor [Jimmy atfootSafhpames—somehow the siyht of him yave us confidence and now we miss him. li)e off Anew andfoued him.; he was our friend Jfe captured our respect. All New APPOMATTOX CLEANERS Melvin Saunders y ac p oe Quality Hour Cleaning 204 E. Cawson St. GL 8-4264 440 S. 1 5th Ave. GL 8-7107 SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT STORE The Shopping Center Broadway and Main Streets—Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-8567 240 ■OTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THI OOCA-COLA COMPANY � Y PETERSBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 PIONEER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL Save with the Friendly Folks Where Savings Pay RED FRONT MEAT MARKET 218 Hopewell Street Hopewell, Va. Phone GL8-2945 LASTOVICA JEWELER Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Diamond Resetting 702 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia The Three Bears CRATER MOTOR CO., INC. Hopewell — Petersburg Road. Volkswagen Sales — Service — Parts STOKER BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 322 East Broadway Blue Devils are our Best Customers LIBBY ' S DO-NUT SHOP Hopewell, Virginia Hot Dogs Hamburgers Do-Nuts OAKLAWN BOWL 4204 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone: 458-5913 16 AMF Lanes RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Headquarters for Seventeen Magazine Fashions Petersburg, Virginia RALPH L. PRICE Member Pontiac Master Salesman ' s Guild Roundtree Pontiac, Inc. Petersburg, Bus. RE3-8725 Virginia Res. RE3-3769 Y ' Know the Petersburg game is tonight. Yeah. Hopewell ' s Most Modern Bowling Establishment Compliments of J. HAMILTON HENING, SR. H. R. POWERS All Floors Refinished Satisfaction Guaranteed 3010 Boston GL8-2971 Taking pictures always leaves me this way. MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys Hopewell, Va. DRAPER ' S AUTO CLINIC Wheel Alignment and Balance, Tune-Up and Brake Service Hopewell, Va. GL 8-4017 Night GL8-3668 Compliments of DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW ALLIED AUTO PARTS, INC. 226 E. Poythress Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment Day Ph. GL 8-6241 Night Ph. GL 8-5732 Yeah! She ' s my date. Compliments of ANN ' S CHARM SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear Budget Prices Hopewell, Virginia City Point and 7th Ave. Phone GL 8-8101 ZAK ' S GULF SERVICE Auomotive Service Since 1939 It was the wildest party I ' ve been to. DALTON ' S JEWELERS The Home of Perfect Diamonds 115 No. Sycamore Petersburg, Va. RE 2-5011 A P Main Street Hopewell, Virginia You rang! 5 MAZZIE ' S DUPLEX MARKET Independent Richfood Market 3115 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone GL 8-9422 Quality Meats Groceries HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce St. Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5276 Compliments of STANS 5 No. Sycamore Petersburg, Va. Phone 732-6386 Compliments of CROWN CLEANERS 721 Grove Avenue Petersburg, Va. NAVIGATOR ' S DEN RESTAURANT Off Route 10 at the Hopewell Yacht Club on the Appomattox Reservations GL 8-9349 SPERO ' S Your Store of Fashion Sycamore Washington Petersburg, Va. The Man From State-Planters Has the College Tuition Plan That Will Fit Your Needs. See Him and Secure Your Future. STATE-PLANTERS BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS Hopewell—Richmond—-Petersburg Fort Lee GREEN BANK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. VIRGINIA MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Packaged for Freezers 12th and Atlantic Streets GL 8-2589 MISS BROCK ' S SENIOR HOMEROOM 706 Wishes All Seniors A Happy Future FRANK ' S DAIRY TREAT 1 06 South 1 5th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia EXPLORER POST 999 Whitewater Canoeing Advisors: T. J. Ackerman, R. MacCleve, J. Thomas HIGH ' S PETERSBURG DAIRY Tops in Dairy Products Phone 733-9021 THE BROADWAY GARAGE Hopewell ' s Largest Independent Body Shop and Wrecker Service Day 458-3613 Night 458-8079 WE WISH ' HE SENIORS OF 1966 YEARS OF SUCCESS Signed — FRIENDS Fine Ladies Apparel Hopewell, Va. Congratulations to the Class of 1966 J0STENS BOB KERBY REPRESENTATIVE Your Ring, Announcements, Cards, Caps, and Gowns 2M 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 engineer! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY J. W. ENOCHS Building Materials and Paint Headquarters of Hopewell Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 215 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 205 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Air Conditioned Shops For the Best in Paints Phone GL 8-6161 Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnishing 245 Broadway Hopewell The Finest Insurance and Real Estate Service Available Anywhere FORD AGENCY INC. Providing Insurance Protection for the Students of Hopewell Schools through Our Student Accident Insurance Plan Participating in Your V.O.T. Education Program by Employing Students in Our Office Supporting School Activities and Community Af¬ fairs 458-6333 1 1 1 W. Poythress 748-5333 Hopewell, Va. 216 INDUSTRIAL PIPING SUPPLY COMPANY All Types of Piping and Piping Supplies LaPrade Street Hopewell, Virginia Telephone GL 8-8528 GEORGES DRUG STORES II. Two Rexall Drug Stores TOWNHOUSE RESTAURANT LUCK ' S BEAUTY SHOP AND BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shops Phone GL 8-6705 205 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 217 PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Petersburg, Virginia U. S. Royal Kelly-Springfield Tires LEETE TIRE BATTERY COMPANY Willard Batteries Recapping and Vulcanizing Res. Phone RE 2-3044 Bus. Phone RE 2-3231 2nd and Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia HOPEWELL GLASS COMPANY 208 East Poythress Street Telephone GL 8-3966 Autoglass—Mirrors—Plateglass 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 218 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1966 ALVIN JONES STUDIOS 1715 City Point Road GARRETT ' S STATION Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3637 Broadway and Randolph Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-5541 SHEVEL ' S Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing Walnut Hill Plaza Petersburg, Virginia RACKLEY ' S RADIO AND T.V. COMPANY 236 East Broadway GL 8-6000 Hopewell, Va. RCA Victor Motorola 219 GARFINKEL ' S Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear Sportwear and Accessories ELMO ' S BARBECUE DRIVE INN Hopewell-Petersburg Road Pit-Cooked Barbecue is Our Specialty It Compliments of CITY POINT SERVICE STATION KING ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Supplies and Light Fixtures Commercial Industrial Wholesale Retail 234 E. Poythress St. Hopewell, Va 812 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3566 Phone GL 8-3344 CENTRAL DRUG CO. HEFFINGTON ' S 109 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-2112 Finest in Flowers 233 Broadway Prime Meats Phone GL 8-9841 220 NEWS STATIONERS BETTY ' S BEAUTY SALON 322-A East Broa dway Hopewell GL 8-4255 ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS Quality Furniture Frig ida ire Maytag Magnavox Hopewell, Va. Your Friendly FORD Dealer RAY BROYHILL ' S Broadway to Poythress on Randolph 109 Main Street GL 8-5474 School, Office, and Drafting Supplies 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 221 SEARS SHOE STORE Hopewell, Virginia For All Your Teen Styles in Shoes SANITARY BARBER SHOP 721 Broadway Eddie Rafey, Prop. Compliments of BLACKWELL ' S Old City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia BUILDER ' S SUPPLY COMPANY OF HOPEWELL, INC. City Point 7th Avenue Compliments of THE GEORGE DONIGIAN GROCERY 231 South 15th Ave. RANDOLPH MOTORS, INC. Dodge - Chrysler 700 South 15th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-8000 GL 8-6708 Compliments of HOPEWELL FEED AND SEED STORE KEITH AND ALLEN CLOTHIERS 265 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia HOWERTON ' S Jewelers Opticians 207 N. Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-6644 Come on, drag me! DAVIS CANDY CO. Wholesale Tobacco Confectioners Paper Goods DAVIS VENDING CO. 200 South 15th Ave. Phone GL 8-2188 CAROLE LANE FASHIONS 219 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Fashions of Distinction I dance and he plays a harp. Who says HHS isn ' t crowded? BROADWAY SERVICE STATION Personal Service Is Our Specialty 1001 W. Broadway Hopewell, Va. Compliments of HOPEWELL INSURANCE COMPANY BURGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 903 Mansion Drive Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-5378 Compliments of WOOLWORTH ' S 106 East Broadway REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service 217 Broadway GL 8-2333 Hopewell, Va. TRIANGLE HEATING, INC. Dr. Delta Burner Service Duct-Heat and Air Conditioning F.O. Andrews, Pres. RE 3-3582 ABRAMS Band Instruments and Accessories 239 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-550 dollars?! HEFFINGTON REAL ESTATE, INC. 107 E. PoythreSs Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-7727 Compliments of MR. MRS. STANLEY DERESKI Best Wishes OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCE Member of Dance Educators of America, Inc. Compliments of of BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY Hopewell RIDOUT ' S BODY AND PLANT SHOP 22 Years Experience East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia THE CLOTH CORNER Sew and Save 707 City Point Road Here they come — Ready Gang? Hopewell, Virginia Would you believe...? CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY 424 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-8553 Reliable Prescriptions JIM TOLLEY HOUSE Hobbies Crafts Art Supplies, Decorations S. Side Va. ' s Largest Hobby Center 31 S. Sycamore Ph. 732-2832 Paint—Hardware—Toys—Houseware WHEALTON HARDWARE 106 Main Street Phone 458-4100 BEACON THEATRE Your Hometown Theatre Main and Cawson Sts. For a Better Home M. M. WALKER General Contractor New Homes or Remodeling Roofing — Tilework — General Repairs Free Estimates Phone GL 8-3374 Hopewell, Virginia HOLIDAY WASH at Food Fair Store Downtown Hopewell KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Food Shopping 710 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Buy The Best, Buy Richfood Compliments of THE HOPEWELL NEWS Your Hometown Paper INSURANCE REAL ESTATE CENTER, INC. Real Estate—Appraisals General Insurance Phone GL 8-6363 1 10 North 2nd Ave. Hopewell, Va. First in Local News Local Sports Local Pictures RICH ' S DRIVE-IN 400 So. 15th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia PARKER ' S SHOES The Finest in Town for Teens Compliments of J. T. MORRISS SON OF HOPEWELL, INC. East Broadway Funeral Home 225 r JL v_X v3 jCxJ 3T j N X C ' -“ Vu tui . • - ' . — C ' V rv A j � y ) 55s f Q, v-VjLflfc vuCi- . . cx - � oa u OJkSL, Q jXiLc k� vjjl oLxSL- Cl% A CONGRATULATIONS v 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 226 Congratulations from GOULD FUNERAL HOME 214 North 6th Avenue Hopewell WELLS-GOULD FUNERAL HOME Petersburg 405 High Street 227 BLUE DEVIL BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs Donald L. Patterson Senior Homeroom 318 Mr. Mrs. L. F. Maxey, Jr. The Varsity Cheeleaders Dr. Mrs. W P. Youngblood Junior Tri-Hi-Y Mr. Mrs. Bruce A. Clark Maurice Susan Carole Chip Clark Mr. Mrs. Earl W. Johnson Thomas T. Stillman Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Josey Mr. Mrs. Bill Humphries Mr. Mrs. Ed Emory Mr. Mrs. Brad Pruett Mr. Mrs. Harvey Parr Bill Dobbins Mr. Mrs. Jack Lucas Mr. Mrs. G. W. Thore Mr. Mrs. Isaac H. Ellis Spanish Club Mr. Mrs. Hughlan Mathis Mr. Mrs. M. W. St. Clair Mr. Mrs. C. E. King Mr. B. Skroback Thomas H. Robertson, O. D. Mr. Mrs. C. P. Farnsworth Jack Stallard James E. Cuddihy Andrew ' s Shoe Shop Senior Homeroom 400 Euell W. Culbertson Dan Aldridge D. L. Hodges James G. Harrison Donnie Livingston Homeroom 314 Mr. Mrs. R. L. Meadows Key Club Chuck Karen Mr. Mrs. C. Wilson Rives Mr. Mrs. George Kanak Mrs. Mary Lester Mr. Mrs. B. J. Phelps Jimmy Sacra Mrs. W. S. Allmond, III Patsy Ted Lucy Howard Davis Mr. Mrs. Fred Peach Mr. Mrs. Torsten Peterson Homeroom 215 JOAN GENE Mr. Mrs. Lillian E. Insley Mr. Mrs. C. R. Butterworth Elizabeth H. R. The We Five Minus One Mr. Mrs. Chester Staples Mr. Mrs. J. W. Thomas Walter Raines 1966 Varsity Track Team Cameron Willy H. Bannerman James G. Walker Mr. Mrs. Peter Hapstak Mr. Mrs. C. D. Swander Mrs. Annie F. Roberts Mr. Mrs. E. E. Emory Bill Ewing Debbie Belch Mr. Mrs. E. W Belch David Sandra Mr. Mrs. F. H. Ewing, Jr. Eddie Smiley Mike Nancy Dicky Gill Vicki Nowlin Science Club Mr. Mrs. W. F. Sheally, Sr. Mr. Mrs. E. T. Garrett Mr. Chalmer Pritchard Mr. Mrs. Ernest Bartha Mr. Mrs. H. M. Ford Mr. Mrs. W. E. Pritchard Tri-Hi-Y Jamelle Pam - 2 Calamities J. B. Thompson vs. the World Susan Krumel Douglas Gene Bill Thompson Jerry Peggy M. A. M. K. S. F. Homeroom 206 Tallie T. Judy Ellis Latin Forum Steve Gail French Circle Pete M illy Linda Howard Susan Hembree The Very Best Government Teacher Mr. Mrs. B. F. Marks Donna Steve Homeroom 601 Mr. Mrs. Oscar Minchew 228 BLUE DEVIL BOOSTERS JOHNNY 10 Homeroom 310 Paul 25 Fran Sligh Faye Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Alderson Mr. Mrs. H. W. Major Mr. Mrs. S. B. Mabus George, Grace, Florence Bishop Mr. Mrs. Edgar Howell Nick Annie Mathis Kenneth W. Nye Sol Goodman Helen Agrella Mrs. Theodore A Friend Glenna, Ronnie, Nelson, Scottie Mr. Mrs. Forest A. Glass Betty Al Mrs. Sordelette Mr. M. M. Utleye Mr. Mrs. John A. Snell Mr. Mrs. R. L. Rogers Mr. Mrs. R. R. Emory W. R. McCann Norwood P. Carroll J. C. Harper J. M. DeJarnatte Mrs. Nye ' s Homeroom 301 Homeroom 604 Dee Dee Brad Mr. Mrs. D. D. Atwater Mr. Mrs. Temple Lee Mrs. A. A. Atwater Mrs. Flossie Lord Mrs. Myrtle I. Long Mr. Wayne Lee Mr. Mrs. M. E. Towsey Mr. Mrs. Dewey Lewis Mr. Mrs. Huntley Miss Brock Robert Logan Tommy Frankki Mr. Mrs. J. C. Meadows Homeroom 201 Tiger Todd The Old Blue Players Butch Ellis Michele Jim Billy Ann Walter Lynn MICKEY 44 Mr. Mrs. Reuben Lewis Stanley Janas Pam Johnston Mr. Mrs. E. L. Helder The Future Teachers of America The Secret Three National Honor Society Mr. Mrs. L. E. Gessell, Jr. Linda Owen Mr. Mrs. Jack Kitchen Sara Alan Raynolds Mr. Mrs. Navy Banvard Homeroom 308 Leonard Ney Mr. Mrs. Cornette Kathy Dailey Warren Mr. Mrs. Fred Morene Joyce B. D. Homeroom 603 Mr. Mrs. H. W. Rawlings Mr. Mrs. R. H. Hoagland, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jack Butler Mr. Mrs. Hoosie Griggs First Methodist MYF Brenda Bo Homeroom 319 Lynette Romito Mr. Mrs. R. E. Franklin Bobby Diane Franklin Richie Howie Mr. Mrs. J. J. McGuire Mr. Mrs. W. D. Mitchell Ricky Barnes Gwen Robinson Mr. Mrs. C. W. Robinson Pat Jerry Robinson Mr. Mrs. Haywood Beach Kenny, Becky, Granny The Majorettes Chuck Krumel Mr. Mrs. J. R. Buchanan Mr. Mrs. C. W. Patterson Homeroom 205 H. H. S. Choir Homeroom 602 Homeroom Cottage Homeroom 208 Enoch ' s Chain Gang Charles, Duker, Terry, Buck Homeroom 316 Diane Johnny 10 229 FOWLE AGENCY 106 N. 2nd Avenue Hopewell, Va. Harry K. Fowle, Broker Office 458-6311 Home 458-5716 HOUSER BROTHERS MARKET 612 North 6th Street Phone GL 8-8012 We ' re as good as Katherine and Arthur. LAKEWOOD SUPPER CLUB The Finest in Italian Dishes Prince George County Route 156 S. KING ' S Hopewell ' s Leading Jewelers Diamonds—-Watches—Gifts 216 East Broadway GL 8-3020 THE HAVEN CAFETERIA 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 the fu¬ ture. WOODLAWN CAMERA SHOP CLARK AND PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS 3212 Virginia St. Phone GL 8-9361 Phone GL 8-2200 201 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia DRAKE AND LAMB AGENCY Insurance—Real Estate Complete Insurance Coverage 102 W. Poythress GL 8-6343 Really, J.B.? Compliments of O. K. TIRE RUBBER COMPANY . ■ ' WEST HOPEWELL GROCERY 2515 West Hopewell Blvd. GL 8-9138 Quality Groceries HOGUE MOTOR CO., INC. 204 S. Randolph Rd. Hopewell, Va. Your Plymouth Dealer Bus. Ph.: 458-6321 Res. Ph.: 458-5560 Compliments of TAYLOR ' S 119 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg Store for Lads and Dads HOPEWELL QUICK LUNCH 113 Hopewell St. GL 8-6526 Here come my boys!! For a Better Home M. M. WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR New Homes or Remodeling Roofing -— Tilework — General Repairs Free Estimates Phone GL 8-3374 Hopewell, Virginia THE PINEWOOD GROCERY 325 South City Point Road Phone 458-7607 A W SUPER MARKET 3510 Courthouse Rd. Hopewell, Va. MINSHEW ' S JEWELERS Hopewell ' s Finest 102 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-3917 JAMES J. VERGARA Real Estate — Insurance 101 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL RADIO TELEVISION 15th and Maryland Phone GL 8-9259 GATES FUEL CO. HUNTER REAL ESTATE AGENCY Fuel Oil Kerosene Coal Phone GL 8-9323 15th Avenue at City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Bus. Ph. 458-9808—Home Ph. 458-5176 R. M. Hunter, Broker ROGER ' S PURE SERVICE “Our Policy Will Meet Your Standards R. H. JOEL Diamonds—Watches Silver—Crystal—China Bridal Registry 3221 Oaklawn Boulevard GL 8-2535 MOORE ' S SUPERMARKET “Knowingly Will Not Be Undersold 801 Palm Street Hopewell, Virginia Richard Moore, Owner Phone GL-8-71 8 1 THE GLOBE SHOE STORE For Shoes in Hopewell Since 1928 Corner Main and Poythress Streets 232 HARLOW-HARDY COMPANY INCORPORATED Everything for the Home 17-19 West Washington RE 3-4444 2017 South Sycamore RE 2-7321 Petersburg, Virginia DUNNINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Hopewell ' s Home for Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service W. T. GRANT Known for Values Hopewell, Virginia COLEY ' S CONFECTIONERS Extends Best Wishes To The Class of 1966 PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY 206 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Gas Heat—Plenty of Water 3 Times Faster 121 North Main Street Hopewell, Virginia STATE FARM INSURANCE World ' s Largest Auto Insurance JOHN E. NEMETZ 233 HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1206 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-2365 PHILLIPS ' PORTRAIT STUDIO 101 South Sixth Ave. Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of PARKER AGENCY, INC. Real Estate — Rentals — Insurance Appraisals Phone GL 8-6373 HOPEWELL ICE COAL CO. Mobil Fuel Oil and Hurricane Fence 425 S. 15th Ave Phone 458-6031 What are you looking at ? Me?! Tapped in the SYLVIA ' S HAT SHOP Petersburg, Virginia E. H. SAUNDERS AND SONS Electrical Contractors 221 S. 15th Ave. Hopewell, Va. GL 8-6030 Compliments of CITY HALL BARBER SHOP 217 East Main DONALD McKAY Paints and Hardware Sporting Goods 416 South 15th Ave. at the Circle HONOR SOCIETY!? Congratulations from SCOTT ' S STORE CORMANY ' S SPORTING CENTER Fishing Tackle — Athletic Supplies Johnson Motors STANDARD-JAMES INC. “For Better Shoes 124 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia Phone 233-0567 HUGH ' S CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Hopewell ' s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Hopewell, Va. GL 8-9500 If G. Jeans comes, I ' m not here! Plant RANDOLPH MEAT MARKET 400 North 6th Street Hopewell, Virginia GL 8-6049 GL 8-2043 ADRIAN 110 North Sycamore Petersburg Virginia Style Without Extravagance in Smart Feminine Apparel Compliments of METROPOLITAN LINEN RENTAL SERVICE W. L. FLINT Member Pontiac Master Salesman Guild Roundtree Pontiac, Inc. Petersburg, Virginia Bus.: RE 3-8721 Res.: RE 2-7362 Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves PENNEY ' S Petersburg, Virginia WYATT ' S FLORIST “The Best in Flowers and Service 600 W. Broadway Hopewell, Va. Ph. 458-6392 Jimmy Wyatt “That Trig test . . .sob Hi!! I was a 210 lb. bully! 180? How about 150? C. F. LAUTERBACH ' S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1877 122 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia RE 2-7802 BOGESE, INC. Builders — Realtors — Insurers 15th Ave. at Elm St. Hopewell, Virginia Phone: 458-8585 Compliments of FAYED GROCERY YOUNG - HARRISON CLOTHIERS “A Label of Quality 22 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia WEST END, INC. Complete Esso Service 15th and Buren Hopewell, Va. Bus.: 458-3388 Res.: 458-3169 Jimmy Durham, Owner For Good Food Try LITTLE CHEF DINER On Commerce Street Open 5-1 1 No Curb Service N. F. Tiller, Prop. IDEAL PICTURES CHESTERFIELD HOTEL DINING ROOM We specialize in home cooking and private parties Corner of Broadway Hopewell Streets %Whopp | L0IOO7oPURE ■ a U.S.CHOICE T GROUND BEEF ' ' It ' s a Meal THE WHOPPABURGER SHOP 2510 Oaklawn Blvd. GL 8-9921 236 MMAJyyU 0 lD l b£,t1 ...... .Ajiil J ' ylJK 1 £4 J tSLOp cUljA QjUxsOO HMJLl d ydko JUH A. tisut � PttuA- clobp AXa . -sd si U aLjQajJ oyQiV ' d Mj-ctt Sj, KlUTUjVo U2 1 jULAXLnui ‘ Aj iDC iXLlt L tXLo ' A Health Food (Xotdft uu DAIRY PRODUCTS JCOUQ-W LDfuZA JUXxxQJ t ' {lcUx Qd - l O- p- ALCtOJ-j. ! V A e LA c a XA(5-vUxD ' dt xudt. Qjq, LaOuO OAX JLMJXAjO 0j d- V V J tlx2 . tiAJLjO CjCiti. CAntd j . JcdlC-cv ' -syau JIL cJ JLuJL OIL, 0 ftzL Vjh U d rD yjjLa) o-u- PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia VERGARA ' S ROYAL CLEANER ' S INC. Sanitone Cleaners Same Day Service 900 City Point Road GL 8-2265 230 East Cawson GL 8-3456 HALSTEAD ' S TEXACO 15th Avenue City Point Road Hopewell, Va. Phone GL 8-8100 Firestone Tires Accessories Mechanical Work Road Service State Inspection 237 REG. U. S. EAT. OFF. HOLIDAY INN North No. 2 Interstate 95 Virginia 36 P. O. Box 1 166 Ph. 733-0730, AC: 703 TWX 703 732-0715 Petersburg, Virginia THE GIRLS OF HOPEWELL HIGH SUPPORT THE KALEIDOSCOPE come aUvel you ' re in the Pepsi generation! PEPSICOLA 238 MR. SOBER ' S SENIOR HOMEROOM Wishes You A Life As Full of Happiness As This Kaleidoscope Is Full of Memories CARLON-WEAVER FURNITURE, INC. 437 South 15th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-7517 Bob Carlon Frank Weaver, Jr. Res. Phone 458-4341 Res. Phone 458-5270 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 242 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone GL 8-3410 239 HOPEWELL IRON AND STEEL COMPANV Congratulations to ' the Class of ' 66 HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE That darn game! Hello. Wanna play ? South 6th and N. and W. Railroad Hopewell, Va. Phone GL 8-9753 pgiflp® v C .,UV1W . JU ««4 V ° -jfcAwJi -Aft- cv H av)ujl ' J ’ . x) JW . U UL jW i ry_ iW w ftU -A. % _ . lx - OUa3xJc JjijQJx - t! ' R tAe mvc C I Ot t Jl_ t -vJ: k O-U SJ P £Z A V ' H.U.S . p z I ki ycA 2 ... . ui(W. . . ° ' P ‘ J ' (f y- o- UO ' y } j-jf- dbiJlyrtsV-L y. f V £W Wvr� a|p } Oio OMX w j JU W X ' VL U U. T jCJ U_p ' ClAxq |LCOvJ . U |3AxX-Lj CL_ C SSsX- c cll k£A JU®JU UnOuiu. C _ ' -fu Vo vC UTL . 4 j u-w (KQ CA V A • 5 “ upxW i) mxJl . axiX L l Uu 2 u l i ' . n VL r VLK- — A vC! j) Jufet - y „ yyu ' t 7 tQtvxa u - £v w cxj (S- - ' A ' g- LJ ' - CJ JL Kjl I y£j 2 l J loA . i 2- Cxt dxcxu 2 dE . 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