Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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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

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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

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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