Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1967 volume:

1 The Kaleidoscope 1967 Volume XLI1 Hopewell High School Hopewell, Virginia Brenda Houff Business Manager Brenda Butler Editor Brenda Morene Editor The Kaleidoscope Staff Dottie Harper Circulations Manager Brenda Butler. Brenda Morene. . .. Susan Stout. Brenda Houff. Sheila McGowan . Janet Brydon... Dottie Harper. Donna Mashburn. Judy Rawlings. Linda Spatig. Linda Rawlings. Becky Kanak. Faye Alderson. Michele Billy . Donna Gleason. Gloria Roberts. Carolyn Kreigler . Gary Akers. Jinxie Szigeti. Dee Dee Atwater. Lynne Carelock. Bobby Swander. Avon Miles. Douglas Coury. Carol Titterington. Elaine Sebera. Lindy Almond. Becky Beach. Georgette Descheemaeker Peggy Peach. Bill Thompson. Bobby Swander. Gary Akers. Malvin M. Utleye. .Editor .Editor .Editors’ Assistant .Business Manager .Sr. Assistant Business Manager .Jr. Assistant Business Manager .Circulations Manager .Sr. Assistant Circulations Manager .Jr. Assistant Circulations Manager .Features Editor .Sr. Assistant Features Editor .Jr. Assistant Features Editor .Admin, and Faculty Editor Sr. Assistant Admin, and Faculty Editor Jr. Assistant Admin, and Faculty Editor .Classes Editor .Sr. Assistant Classes Editor .Jr. Assistant Classes Editor .Jr. Assistant Classes Editor .Sports Editor .Sr. Assistant Sports Editor .Sr. Assistant Sports Editor .Jr. Assistant Sports Editor .Organizations Editor .Sr. Assistant Organizations Editor .Sr. Assistant Organizations Editor .Jr. Assistant Organizations Editor .Activities Editor .Sr. Assistant Activities Editor .Jr. Assistant Activities Editor .Photographer .Photographer .Photographer .Sponsor Administration and Faculty .. 40 Classes . 64 Athletics . 136 Organizations 172 Activities 194 The 1967 Kaleidoscope Presents: Features . 18 A dvertisements. 212 Foreword A bridge is a structure that forms a passageway over an obstacle. The bridge of knowledge we have acquired here at Hopewell High School has prepared us to cross many obstacles we will face in life. We are the aichitects of our future, working in these walls of time. Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build our bridge of life. If we build strongly today with a firm and ample base, we will realize that tomorrow will find its place. As the name KALEIDOSCOPE signifies, our academic life can be view¬ ed in many different aspects, each one equally memorable in years to come. May each one of you seek his own special meaning a n d memories in these pages even as we have found joy and a sense of fulfillment in our work as Your Editors, Brenda Butler Brenda Morene Above, we see the entrance to our new school, which has long been awaited. At bottom left is the modern library, which is located in the center court-yard of the school. At bottom right is the entrance to the auditorium with a curvature of the front wall. This was a hot time in old Hopewell this night. At the an¬ nual Petersburg pep rally a Petersburg dummy was hung in effigy on the football field. This age old tradition built a tremen¬ dous amount of pep and spirit for the annual clash with Petersburg. ■ t f yi?% jO ■ ■ |p. | $ ?: sSsp®:. astajdSBBI am 8 «P« casMfc 1 nte Mi . -t ' - ' - ■ ■ ■ g ls p B f KI3SS ' : | ' 5 .’ ' i l r ' ; ‘ ' v$i Suh .k-vsy S V„‘£ ' ••••� : ' mmm : W ■. iiitifMSSi Devils — Past, Present, The winning float of the Homecoming Festivities was entered by the Senior Class of 1967. This honor was well deserved because of the hard work, effort, and time that was rendered in order to construct this beautiful float. The Homecoming dance was a complete success with the “New Generations”. The decorations followed the Homecoming theme which was continued throughout the weekend. 10 Future Because of the inge¬ nuity of the Junior Class, their float was chosen as first runner-up in the float contest. The float depicted the “Mighty Blue” vic¬ torious over all. Placing third was a real triumph for the Pep Club since this was a recently es¬ tablished organiza¬ tion. This float car¬ ried the theme of Homecoming, “Dev¬ ils — Past, Present, Future.” Our school buildings and classrooms are very valuable to those who yearn to further their education and to those who want to advance in their chosen occupational fields. 12 With a lot of pep and of our school sports. vitality the students of H. H. S. display their enthusiasm throughout the year for all 13 So ? 0 , 1 ; 0 — r 9 ’ th f witches , and gobblins ventured out to our annual Halloween Ball. Prizes were siven to those with the and eatin?thUghou™ILTvenfng “ me M ’ SS Judy Bar eS WaS announced as ° ur Halloween Qneen. There was dancing The arrival of May not only brought flowers but also the high¬ light of the year, our Jr.-Sr. Prom. The trials and tribulations of the Junior Class transformed the gym into a “Springtime in Old Virginny”. The gala affair began with a grand march after which there was dancing and merrymaking until midnight. Our Hopewell High School cheerleaders and majorettes played an active role in the promotion of better sportsmanship and school spirit during the 1966 football season. CM 16 - The Hopewell High School A Ima Mater “In the heart of Hopewell City, Wonderful for you. Is our dear old A Ima Mater Of the Gold and Blue. Open your hearts to hear her praises And you’ll never fail. Hail to thee, our A Ima Mater, Hopewell High School, hail. ” 17 Features In crossing bridges there are often times many spans that at¬ tract our attention. The majority of these will be honors and ories that will be dear to hearts down through the years. In this section we present those who ha ve come face with these honors and shouldered their responsibilities along with the prestige, making them outstanding among fellow students. These are spans character Dedication F. Car oil Alexander Because of his ever present concern for the youth of today, his many years of willing service to the worthy cause of education, and the un¬ ceasing support he has given us at all times, we, the Class of 1967, dedicate our Kaleidoscone to Mr. F. Caroll Alexander. Our Dedicatee in Action This year Mr. Alexander has been busy with plans for the Each day he spends many hours working with mem- new school. bers of the office staff. His voice is very familiar to the students as he Thanks to Mr. Alexander, our school is always on schedule, makes announcements over the intercom. 21 Miss Kaleidoscope Brenda Morene The Class of 1967 chose Miss Brenda Morene as Miss Kaleidoscope because of her active participation, and invaluable contributions to our class and school. 22 Mr. Kaleidoscope Bobby Swander Selected for his outstanding traits of leadership, character, sportsman¬ ship, and service, Mr. Kaleidoscope is undoubtedly the highest honor bestowed upon a boy of the Senior Class. 23 FAYE ALDERSON BRENDA BUTLER DOUGLAS COURY Miss Kaleidoscope Contestants GEORGETTE DESCHEEMAEKER GAIL RAWLINGS I 24 TOMMY BURNS TODD DAVIS Mr. Kaleidoscope Contestants AL JONES BOBBY SMITH BOB THREEWITTS 25 Miss Hopewell High School Miss Shelia McGowan Because of her beauty, poise, and charm, Shelia was chosen in her Junior year as Miss Hopewell High School. 26 Runners-Up Shelia smiles happily as other classmates congratulate her. FAYE ALDERSON First Runner-up SUSAN KRUMEL Second Runner-up 27 Homecoming Queen Miss Faye A Iderson Chosen by the entire student body, Miss Faye Alderson, the 1967 Home¬ coming Queen, typifies the friend¬ liness, good sportsmanship, and cheerful spirit of Hopewell High. 28 Homecoming Court BRENDA BUTLER CAROL TITTERINGTON First Runner-up Second Runner-up PRINCESSES: First Row: Diane Patterson, Teresa Peatross, Judy Barnes, Kitty Flannagan, Carol Titterington, Faye Alderson, Brenda Butler, Audrey Dalton, Douglas Coury, Susan Krumel, Second Row: Linda Spatig, Pam Strosnider, Shelia McGowan, Dee Dee Atwater, Gail Rawlings, Brenda Morene, Helen Book, Georgette Desche- emaeker, Lynne Carelock, and Jeanne Doolittle. 29 Miss Noel Merchants Association Brenda Butler to reign over the annual Christmas parade. She was selected because of her qualities of leadership, character and scholar¬ ship. 30 Princesses Brenda Morene From the six girls nominated by the Class of ’67, Miss Carol Tittering- ton and Miss Brenda Morene were selected as Princesses by the Retail Merchants Association. Carol Ann Titterington 31 Sophomore Sweetheart Miss Donna Gleason was selected by her classmates as Sophomore Sweetheart. BECKY KANAK First Runner-Up 32 KAY TUCKER Second Runner-Up mm Halloween Oueen Honors BOY OF THE YEAR Todd Davis Todd Steven Davis has been chosen by the Hopewell Optimist Club as Outstanding Boy of the Year. 1 odd earned this highly coveted honor because of his outstanding traits of scholarship, leadership, and character. He is- also an active participant in many school, church, and community activities. ' GIRL OF THE YEAR Brenda Morene Miss Brenda Morene received the honor of Girl of the Year which was presented to her by the Hopewell Optimist Club. Brenda surely deserved this honor because of readiness to participate in school, church, and community projects. 34 Honors Diane Patterson and Brenda Butler were chosen to attend Girls’ State at Radford College. A1 Jones and Brad Nicholson were chosen to attend Boys’ State which was held at William and Mary College. The Daughters of the American Revolution named Pat Smith the D.A.R. Good Citizen of 1967. Todd Davis entered the V.F.W. Voice of Democracy contest and won first place in the area contest and second in the district. Shelia McGowan was honored with the title Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. 35 A1 Jones and Georgette Descheemaeker were selected by the Optimist Club to be runners-up to Outstand¬ ing Boy and Girl of the Year. Log September These crowded halls are a sure sign that school is back in session. Soon after school began the Seniors found them¬ selves welcoming a new English teacher, Mr. Bill Gilmore. October One of the most exciting events of October was the Halloween Ball when Miss Judy Barnes was crowned Halloween Queen. With every new school year comes the thrilling excitement of another footbal l season. November A good time was had by all at the Ring Dance at which the Seniors received their class rings. Homecoming princesses and their escorts line up to await the crowning of Homecoming Queen 1966. 36 Log December Brenda Butler was chosen by the Hopewell Jaycees to reign over the annual Christmas parade as Miss Noel. The Tri-Hi-Y helps boost our Christmas spirit each year by decorating the cafeteria tree. January Students bundle up tight as winter brings cold winds and lots of snow. Students cramming for exams at the last minute is a familiar sight during the month of January. February Many students and fans come out to support the H.H.S. basketball games. 37 Mr. Sober’s room takes on an air of romance during the month of February. Log March Shelia’s successful reign as Miss Hopewell High ended this year at the annual Junior Beauty Contest. Each spring many members of the Ole’ Blue Players work hard practicing for the One Act Play Festival. April In the warm spring days of April almost every student was a victim of “spring fever”. At the 1966 Junior-Senior Prom Shelia McGowan, reigning Miss H.H.S. is pictured with her escort. With June comes the end of another school year. To some these deserted but beloved halls hold cherished memories. With the school year drawing to a close, students receive those dreaded report cards for the last time. 39 A Tribute Mrs. Iola J. Maloney Because of the undying enthusiasm for learning you maintain, the devotion of much of your life to the inspiration of youth, and your ex¬ pressive and delightful teaching which will nev er be forgotten, we, the students of Hopewell High School, pay tribute to you, Mrs. Iola J. Maloney. ■ r?v 9 0 % A dministration Frederic Doeg Director of Instruction Washington State College, B.S., B.E., University of Virginia, M.Ed., College of William and Mary. 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. Lillian Malone Burch Administrative Assistant Old Sullins, B.S., William and Mary College, A.B., Columbia University, University of Virginia, R. P. I. Lila Wiatt Sinclair Longwood College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., School of Social Work, R. P. I., William and Mary College, Smith College. School Board Left to Right: Mr. Chalmer Pritchard, Mr. Bryant Marks, Mr. Temple Lee, Mrs. Earnest Bartha, Mr. Charles Smith, Mrs. Edna Earle Beach, Mr. Robert Andrews. Mrs. Bartha and Mr. Smith plan the order of business for the next school board meeting. 43 A dministration F. Caroll Alexander, Principal R.P.I., B.S. in Distributive Education V.P.I., M.S. in Education, University of Virginia and College of William and Mary, Further Graduate Work. George S. Orr Assistant Principal Western Kentucky State College, B.S., M.A. Alton L. Crist Dean of Students University of Richmond, B.A., College of William and Mary, University of Virginia. Eual W. Culbertson Director of Student Activities Newberry College, A.B., Peabody College, University of Virginia, College of William and Mary. 44 Guidance Department Without the interest and attention of our guidance counselors, we, the students of Hopewell High School, would be completely lost. They spend a great deal of time with each of us, preparing us for our future, Willa R. Taylor Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B., M.A. David H. Borum R.P.I., College of William and Mary 13 101 Wmmmmm Helen D. Agrella Lynchburg College, B.A., Hyannis State Teachers’ College, University of Virginia, R.P.I. whether it be one of military service, further schooling, or employment. They are informed as to the ever- changing college requirements, effects of certain sub¬ jects upon a career, and the necessary training for special vocations. Eunice G. McCall Madison College, B.S., R.P.I., William and Mary, University of Virginia 45 Office Lydia V. Williams Office Secretary Cafeteria and Maintenance Birdie L. Suyes Office Secretary 46 Study Hall Lea D. Hapstak Mary Washington College, University of Richmond It is so true that a woman’s work is never done, especially in our H.H.S. Study Halls! These Ladies are brave teachers who offer us valuable assistance and suggestions, help ■tp us in those trying studies, show us how to use our time wisely, and attempt to keep us out of destructive mischief. Juanita B. Giese Concord State Teachers’ College, West Virginia Wes¬ leyan College i 47 English Today, a knowledge of Literature, the great writers, and grammar usage is vital to impress this edu¬ cated, continental society. Our English teachers here at H.H.S. give us the basis for success by giving us a basis in good speaking and good thinking. Mary Helen Burch Mary Washington College, B.S., William and Mary, R.P.I. Phyllis H. Farnsworth Syracuse University, B.A., University of Virginia Jean P. Garrett Longwood College, B.S., University of Virginia Cora W. Johnson Mary Washington College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., College of William and Mary, Florida State University Eunice G. Holbert Mary Washington College, R.P.I., B.S. 49 Department Betty Ann Clarke Billy J. Gilmore Donna C. Orr East Carolina College Southwest Baptist Western Kentucky B.S. College, A.A., University of Richmond, B.A., University of Virginia State College B.S. Dorothy D. Minchew Longwood, B.S. William and Mary, R.P.I., V.P.I. Phyllis S. Synan Radford College, B.A., Emmanuel College James Barker University of Richmond B.A., R.P.I., University of Va. Patty L. Stallard Emory and Henry, B.A. Louise Mann Longwood College Mr. Gilmore’s class in action. Alice G. Szigeti Madison College B.S. William Mary Mae M. Andrews Randolph Macon Women’s College A.B. Jane F. Gilliam College of William Mary, B.S., Madison College, Longwood College, V.P.I. Ethel Hancock West Va. Univ. B.S., Morris Harvey College Math Department Nadia Z. Phillips Susquehanna Univ. B.A., R.P.I., University of Virginia Forrest A. Glass Wake Forest, B.S. College of William Mary M. Ed. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Furr East Carolina College B.S., University of North Carolina Jack L. Stallard Emory Henry College B.A., R.P.I. Prentiss Schroder Greensboro College B.A., Columbia Univ., L.I. Univ., Duke Univ. Patricia S. Wells College of William Mary A.B. in Education Never has the science of mathematics been more important than today, when the computer and missile will determine the progress of the world! The basic mathematics which we learn in high school is the foundation for these great accomplishments. 50 Science Department Richard H. Hoagland VMI, Scarritt College RPI, B.A. Nancy F. Threewitts Madison College, B.S. College of William Mary I Anne T. Kitchen Longwood College B.S., RPI Harry E. Baldwin Illinois State Normal University, Purdue Anne M. Nevils Univ. of South Carolina B.S., Chemistry, AB in Education Herbert Bannerman Univ. of Washington B.S., Sewanee, Union RPI In the field of research and development in medicine, industry, resources, and every phase of life in America, a knowledge of science is essential to suc¬ cess. Anne P. Theodore William Mary College B .S., U. of Va„ U. of Richmond Anne King Longwood Elizabeth Page Taylor Longwood College : B.S. 51 Foreign Languages Mercedes Sais Normal School For Teachers, University of Oriente-Cuba, BA, in Ed. RPI. Frances B. Gilliam Longwood College, B.S., U. of Virginia William and Mary RPI Audrey F. Chambliss William Mary, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., University of Aix (France) Irene Beauchamp N.Y. University, College of William Mary, RPI, VPI, U. of Richmond, U. of North Carolina, U. of Maryland, B.S., Universidad Internacional As the world becomes smaller each day the importance of communication between countries is neces sary to promote world peace and understanding. 52 Social Studies Department Kathren E. Leadbetter Longwood College, B.S., RPI, College of William and Mary Jerrell Sober Pennsylvania State Teachers College, B.S., U. of Richmond, R.P.I. U. of Pennsylvania Stuart L. Morefield University of Richmond B.A. History, RPI Iola J. Maloney College of William Mary, B.A. Longwood In these fast moving times history is being made every day. A knowledge of the past life in our country and others will help us to plan for a greater future. Evelyn E. Nye U. of North Carolina BA, U. of Virginia, RPI, College of William Mary G. Harold Williams Old Dominion College BS, U. of Richmond M.A., Chowan Stewart M. Douglas Randolph Macon B.A., University of Richmond College of William Mary Earl Kennedy R.P.I., V.P.I. m 53 Girls’ Physical Education Department Physical activities promote healthier bodies and healthier minds. Our H.H.S. girls’ physical education department pro¬ vides several courses which stimulate an interest in good health and sports that will develop the strength of body and character needed for the future. Mary Allen Buren Madison College, B.S., Indiana University 54 Boys’ Physical Education Department William H. Littlepage Bridgewater College B.A Head Basketball Coach Not only physical fitness, but the qualities of leadership and teamwork are essential to a suc¬ cessful future. These qualities are an important factor in our boys’ physical education department. J. D. Tiller N. C. State, R.P.I B.S. 55 Music Department H. George Taylor Sherwood Conservatory of Music, B. of Music, Marshall University, Eastern Kentucky State College, Morehead State College, DePaul University, University of Wisconsin ■ Madeline S. Atkins R.P.I., College of William and Mary, B. of Music Ed., University of Virginia, Madison College Through this department students are able to develop and disp lay their musical talents. Both the Band and the Choir par¬ ticipate in several activities in and around our school and community during the year. 56 Art Department Our art department, under the direction of Miss Taylor, furthers students’ appreciation towards beauty of form and color and provides an outlet for their talent. m . 57 Commercial Department The Commercial Department gives students a sound background in all types of commercial work. They are able to develop a skill which will later be very profitable in our growing business world. Thelma G. Clark Winthrop College, B.S. ; R.P.I. Azielee K. George Montreat College, B.E. ; R.P.I. Elizabeth Haley Glass Mary Washington College, B.S. ; William and Mary, University of Virginia Lucy W. Pritchard Mary Washington College, B.S. ; University of Virginia Charlotte Martin Radford College B.S. ; R.P.I. 58 ) Industrial Arts Department This department teaches students a skill which will be very useful in later life. Some of the fields which can be followed are in woodworking, printing, electronics and drafting. Frederick A. Woehr State University of New York. College at Oswego, B.S., M.S., Rochester Institute of Technology Samuel Z. Strong Hesston College, A.A. in Industrial Arts, Eastern Kentucky State College B.S., Eastern Kentucky University G. M. Showalter L.L. Cooke School of Engineering, 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 59 Industrial Cooperative Training Industrial cooperative training is a part of the regular curriculum at Hopewell High School. It enables the students who so desire to learn a trade, craft, or profession with first-hand training on a job under the guidance of efficient employers who have excelled in their professions or trades. Hopewell High School has a most enviable record in this phase of its educational program, and approximately seventy percent of its graduates have entered their chosen field of training directly upon graduation, or have continued their education in college. All Junior or Senior students who wish to enter the pro¬ gram earn either two or four credits toward graduation. Malvin M. Utleye Austin Peay State College, A.A., King College, A.B., Middle Tennessee State College, East Tennessee State College, University of Tennessee, Tennessee Wesleyan College, University of North Carolina, Baylor University, University of Va. ■ w Cm lpf| 1 mi ml V 1 I 4 % m :: ib 60 —I Distributive Education Department We, at Hopewell High School, are very proud of our branch of the Distributive Education program, which is one of the strongest and most organized in Virginia. Dis¬ tributive Education offers students the opportunity to build a solid foundation for future work in the field of buying and selling or merchandising. Walter J. Raines Marshall Universitv.B.B. A. ; Concord, VPI, R.P.I. 61 Home Economics Department Ethel B. Rogers Radford College, B.S. One of the most helpful and useful sub¬ jects taught at Hopewell High School is Home Economics. Through careful guidance the students learn such useful skills as plan¬ ning meals, cooking, sewing, and cleaning, which can prove to be helpful now and in the future. Alease E. Raney Virginia State College, B.S. 62 Library Catherine B. Sheally Farmville Teachers’ College, B.S., College of William and Mary, A.B. in Library Science, R.P.I. It has been said that books can take one a thousand miles — to places on, in, and away from the earth — all one has to do is Read! Our H.H.S. Library contains books which appeal to every nature and interest. They serve as informative guides in studying, as well as enjoyable sources of relaxation. Claire H. Montena Oneonta Normal, Syracuse University, M.S. 63 Just as we are able to cross a stream with the arrival of a bridge, so an important step in our lives begins with our arrival at Hopewell High School. Imme¬ diately we become a part of the fun, work, and enjoyment of at last being a teenager. We exper¬ ience busy hours spent in doing- research papers, working for a certain grade, hurried homeroom periods, choosing class officers, attending meetings, and getting acquainted with each other. Dreams alone are weak, but if combined with work and will, they become foundations for the building of a sturdy bridge. Class of 1967 Frances Ford Secretary Georgette Descheemaeker President Douglas Coury Treasurer Clement Halupka Vice-President Senior Executive Board The Senior Executive Board has worked hard in plan- McNulty, Pam Highsmith. Second row: Diane Patter¬ ning and directing our many class projects. First row: son, Dee Dee Atwater, Lynne Carelock, Kitty Flanna- Frankkie Ford, Georgette Descheemaeker, Pitts 55 gan, and Gloria Roberts. Halupka, Douglas Coury, Bobby Swander, Mary Lou Seniors Class Flower: Yellow Rose Bud Class Colors: Yellow and White Class Motto: The past was theirs, the future is ours. Gregory Lee Anderson “Greg” Marshall Gray Ange, Jr. “Marshall” Richard Amidei “Ricky” Linda Daniels Almarode “Linda” 67 Seniors George Carmine Angone “George” Larry Norman Arnold “Larry” Delma Duane Atwater “Dee Dee” James Edward Aultman “James” MOST OUTSTANDING Georgette Descheemaeker and A 1 Jones We’ve been known to be at the top of the ladder. Thomas Balazik “Tom” Judy Carol Barnes “Judy” John Dennis Bartley “John” Rebecca Lynn Beach “Becky” 68 Seniors Sandra Gail Belch “Sandy” Nancy Bennett “Nancy” Patricia Beretta “Pat” Michele Ameen Billy “Michele” Biggest Loafer Frankki Ford and Walter Lastovica We sit on our cans all day! David L. Blythe “David” Linda Carol Boiler “Linda” Helen Margaret Book “Helen” Margaret Earle Bradley “Peggy” 69 Seniors Janice Bridger “Janice” Elsie Brooks “Elsie” Catherine Georgette Brown “Cathy” Jewell Rochella Bryant “Jewell” Most Talkative Annette Marmol and Bo Partin My mouth is bigger than your mouth Eugene Roy Budd “Roy” Linda Lorraine Burge “Linda” Mary Ann Burge “Mary Ann” Delores Keith Burney “Delores” 70 Seniors BEST ALL AROUND Brenda Butler and Todd Davis Frances Ann Burroughs “Frances” Brenda Jean Butler “Brenda” Judy Gay Butler “Judy” Motor boat, motor boat go so slow Mark Raymond Butterworth Frances Therese Cappiali Donna Lynne Carelock “Mark” “Frances” “Lynne” Bettie Alice Carwile “Bettie” 71 Seniors Ann Elizabeth Casey “Ann” Robert Thomas Chrismer “Tommy” Carole Bruce Clark “Carole” Johnny Clark “Johnny” Most Sincere Brenda Morene and Bobby Swander “O.K. Bobby, you promised Yvonne Carol Clark “Bonnie” Judy Carol Collins “Judy” Allan Edward Confer “Allen” Catharine Douglas Coury “Douglas” 72 Seniors Gerald Phillip Coury “Gerald” William Covington “Billy” Vicki Cunningham “Vicki” Terry Lee Bail “Terry” BEST DANCERS Linda Nesbitt and Bobby Griggs “And they’re doing that dance, called the Charleston . . . ” Audrey Elaine Dalton “Audrey” Alton Curtis Daniel “Alton” Nelson Wayne Daniel “Wayne” Alice Dianne Daniels “Alice” 73 Seniors Glenwood T. Davis “Glen” Scarlett Suzette Davis “Suzette” Todd Steven Davis “Todd” Lelia Gale Dawson “Gale” MOST POLITE Linda Spatig and Pitts Halupka Here, I’ll pull the chair out from, I mean, for you. David Anderson Day “David” Barbara Ann Debnam “Barbara” Sandra Feigh Denson “Sandra” Kay Genet Dereski “Kay” 74 Seniors Georgette Doris Descheemaeker “Georgette” MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brenda Morene and Frank Kirtley William Randolph Dodd “Randy” Harold Michael Dolon “Mike” Jean Annette Doolittle “Jean-O” You have to start from the bottom I’m told, but this is going too far. Linda Frances Eller “Linda” Kay Frances Emory “Kay” William Lloyd Draper “Butch” Jonathan Dunn “Jon” 75 Seniors Robert Richardson Emory, Jr. “Bobby” Ronald Eugene Emory “Ronnie” Edward E. Erickson “Eddy” Are you for real ? Lester Scott Fletcher “Scott” Frances West Ford “Frankki” Dennis Wayne Foxworth “Dennis” Katherine Seward Flannagan “Kitty” MOST ORIGINAL Debbie Morenz and Steve Podlewski Roy Marvin Glass, Jr. “Rudy” 76 MB Seniors Kelly Rita Golden “Rita” PERSONALITY PLUS Georgette Descheemaeker and Todd Davis Gloria Graham “Gloria” Billie Jean Greene “Billie Jean” Norman Douglas Griffith “Norman” We’ve got charm personality, talk personality, walk personality, smile personality . . . Robert Dandridge Griggs “Bobby” Timothy Groom “Tim” Addie Louise Hall “Addie” Madonna Glee Hall “Madonna” 77 Seniors Clement William Halupka “Pitts” Michael Douglas Hammond “Mike” Robert Lee Hancock “Bobby” Chris Diane Hardy “Diane” MOST POPULAR Brenda Butler and A1 Jones They always seem to get into the picture. Joanetta Louise Hardy Margaret Shannon Harlow “Jeanette” “Margaret” Ardelia Harper “Ardelia” Dorothy Sue Harper “Dottie” 78 Seniors Henry Pretlow Harrison “Chick” Rebecca Lynne Harrison “Becky” Pamela Carolyn Highsmith “Pam” Marsha Ann Hofmann “Marsha” MOST INTELLECTUAL Pat Smith and John Pope ; VM Do you call this educational? They never taught us these facts. Richard Garland Harrup “Richard” Donna Hazelgrove “Donna” Ronnie Holden “Ronnie” Shirley Ann Holloway “Shirley” 79 Seniors Brenda Sue Houff “Brenda” Larry Wayne Howell “Larry” James Richard Hoover “James” Are you endangered by morning breath? We’re not. We use Colgate! Mary Sue Irving “Mary Sue” Judy Lynn Jessee “Judy” Leonard Mansfield Johnson “Leonard” William Edward Hudson “Billy” BIGGEST FLIRTS Diane Patterson and Earl Mathis Linda Marie Johnson “Linda” 80 Seniors Archer Lee Jones “Al” Barry Lee Jones “Barry” Charles Philip Justice ' “Philip” John Albert Johnston, III “John” MOST HUMOROUS Kay Emory and Mark Butterworth Now, tell me the one about the THREE bears! Patricia Lillian Kendrick “Pat” Frank Chappel Kirtley “Frank” Carolyn Patricia Kriegler “Lynn” Susan Marie Krumel “Susan” 81 Seniors Linda Patricia Lee “Linda” Walter James Lastovica “Wally” James Arthur Lawson “Jim” Happiness is being Best Dressed, so grin and bear it. David Elwood Leech “David” BEST DRESSED Dee Dee Atwater and Roy Budd Marsha Ann Lindell “Marsha” Dannie C. Lowman “Dannie” La Mulimauga Luifau “Mulimauga” Richard Maile “Richard” 82 Seniors William Keith Marks “Chico” Marie Antionette Marmol “Annette” Linda Mae Martin “Linda” Marvin Randolph Mathis “Marvin” Raymond Earl Mathis “Earl” Richard Mayes “Ricky” Donna Marie Mashburn “Donna” Which is which? Can you tell? We can’t. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Allen Craig Marks “Al” Kitty Flannagan and Bobby Smith Seniors William Henry McAllister, Jr. “Bill” Walter Edward McCauley “Walt” Grover Clayton McDonald, Jr. “Grover” MOST TALENTED Carol Titter ington and Keith Marks Let me entertain you! You play and I’ll do the rest. Sheila Marie McGowan “Sheila” Rita Sharron McLean “Sharron” Mary Lou McNulty “Mary Lou” Mary Elizabeth Kay McPheeters “Kay” 84 Seniors Donna Jean McPherson “D. J.” BEST LOOKING Faye Alderson and Grover McDonald John Charles Meadows, Jr. “Johnny” Judy Carolyn Mills “Judy” Ronald Lee Minter “Ronnie” Oh, you say that you have a Roman nose ? I hadn’t noticed. 85 Seniors Brenda Paige Morene “Brenda” Deborah L. Morenz “Debbie” Elaine Gayle Mottesheard “Elaine” Hoses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, and I’m sorry that I step out on you. Regenia Ann Mundy “Regenia” CLASS COUPLE Brenda Butler and Bo Partin Stephen Roger Myers “Steve” Loretta Faye Neil “Loretta” Linda Lee Nesbitt “Linda” Carl Wayne Newsome “Carl” 66 Seniors Gloria Ann Newsome “Gloria” MOST ATHLETIC Becky Harrison and Tommy Burns Jenny Charlene Nobles “Charlene” Douglas Parr “Doug” My, if she only knew what I have up my sleeve. Brenda Parrish “Brenda” Paige Moore Parson “Paige” Bolling Staunton Partin, Jr. “Bo” Diane Dale Patterson “Diane” 87 Seniors Frances Elizabeth Peterson “Fran” Carl Everette Pippin “Carl” Helen Teresa Peatross “Teresa” Darleen Marie Perry “Darleen” MOST DEPENDABLE Susan Krumel and Pitts Halupka You name it we’ll do it. We’ll try anything once. Mary Rebecca Pleasant “Becky” Thomas Howard Pleasant “Tommy” Stephen Patric Podlewski “Steve” Jackie Lee Poitevint “Jackie” 88 Seniors John Henry Pope, Jr. “Buddy” Hinton Paul Powers, Jr. “Peck” Theresa Ann Powroznick “Theresa” Joan Dolores Radcliff “Joan” FRIENDLIEST Jean Doolittle and Bobby Smith We just Loveee everybody and we think they are grrreat. Sandra Anita Rasnick “Sandi” Linda Gail Rawlings “Gail” Gloria Dean Roberts “Gloria” Lewis Henry Robertson “Lewis” 89 Seni ors Linda Gail Robinette “Linda” Robert Eugene Sehutz “Robert” Charles Richard Sears “Chuck” Jacqueth Darleene Sears “Darleene” CLASS CLOWNS Kay Emory and Terry Dail Here we are in trouble again and this will be THE END. Catherine Elaine Sebera “Elaine” Betty Jean Sheppard “Betty” Melissa Shopshear “Melissa” William Showalter “Bill” 90 Seniors Charles Patrick Simmons “Butch” With much pep, spirit, and enthusiasm, a group of Seniors cheer hardily at the annual Petersburg Pep Rally. James Harold Smith “Jimmy” Edward Morris Smith, Jr. “Morris” Patricia Jane Smith “Pat” 91 Seniors Linda Spatig “Linda” John Edward Spivey “Eddie” Larry Joe Sprague “Pee Wee” Vivian Frances Stallings “Vivian” A victory cake is being cut at the Senior lunch table while others look on as they cheer and sing the school songs. 92 Seniors Glenda Meade Sutherland “Glenda” Breaking into the water lines is one of the special privileges which is ren¬ dered to the Seniors. Robert Duane Swander “Bobby” Donald Lee Tatum “Mutat” Charles Richard Taylor “Rick” Dennis Raymond Taylor “Dennis” Myrtle E. Taylor “Myrtle” Tallie Owen Taylor “Tallie” Janice Gail Thomas “Gail” 93 Seniors Pamela Vaughan “Pam” Connie Sue Ward “Connie” Dianna Lynn Webb “Deannie” Michael Vanatta “Mike” For the first time the Sen¬ iors had yellow and white tableclothes, their class colors, with a table set¬ ting of their class flower, the yellow rose bud. Gregory Weston “Greg” 94 Seniors Valeria Wheat “Valeria” The Senior signing party is an eventful part of our Senior year. Harold Daniel Williamson, Jr. “Danny” Samuel Thomas Wicker, Jr. “T. W.” Leslie Williams “Leslie” James Edward Williamson “Jim” Mary Ann Wingold “Mary Ann” Linda Woodson “Linda” Barry Duane Wray “B. W.” 95 Seniors William George Wyatt “Little Willie” Helen Marie Wyche “Helen” Richard Lee Zevgolis “Ricky” BRIDGE OF TIME The time is once more drawing near, To close out the end of another school year, And we, as seniors, have the world to face As we leave, for the last time, this place. And what have we learned during our twelve years of school? Have we learned a good trade and how to use a successful tool? Do we remember the teachers who helped us through The problems we didn’t knoiv how to do? And so, before our path we see A structure that is known to you and me, A bridge for crossing (yes, one more) For we have crossed many bridges before. We, the class of ’67, Have left a path that is well-trod But there’s one thing other classes didn’t do: Bridge the gap from the old school to the new. And so, the last graduating class of this Hopewell High Will lift their heads and say good-bye For all the things it held in store. We’ve come across a bridge once more. Kelly Golden 96 Senior Directory Abrams, Linda Fay I.C.T. Adams, Ronald Bruce Junior Varsity Baseball; Eighth Grade Track; Senior Band; D.E. Club. Alderson, Claudia Faye S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary; Latin Forum; French Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Point Chairman; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Faculty and Administration, Faculty and Administration Editor; Second Runner-Up for “Miss Hopewell High School”; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Cutest”; Sr. Superlatives, “Best Looking”; “Homecoming Queen, 1966”. Alexander, Marie Iona Transfer Student; F.B.L.A.; Varsity Basketball; Monogram Club; V.I.C.A., Chaplain. Almarode, Linda Daniels V.I.C.A. Amidei, Richard I I.C.T. Anderson, Gregory Lee Eighth Grade Football; Assembly Squad; Home¬ room Treasurer. Ange, Marshall Gary, Jr. Angone, George Carmine Eighth Grade Track; J.V. Track; Homeroom Presi¬ dent; S.C.A. Representative; V.I.C.A., Vice-Presi¬ dent. Arnold, Larry Norman Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football, Co-Captain, Most Valuable Player; Track; Baseball. Atwater, Delma Duane French Circle; Homeroom President; Junior Exec¬ utive Board; Senior Executive Board; Jr. Tri-Hi- Y. Recording Secretary; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Best Dressed”; Sr. Superlatives, “Best Dressed”; Homecoming Princess; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Sports, Sports Editor; National Honor Society; Junior Beauty Contest Ticket Chairman; Senator to M.G.A.; Assistant Door¬ keeper of the House. Aultman, James Edward Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; D.E. Club, Parliamentarian. Balazik, Thomas John Barnes, Judy Carol Transfer Student; Art Club, Chaplain; Drama Guild; Halloween Queen; Homecoming Princess: Pep Club; Varsity Basketball. Bartley, John Dennis Eighth Grade Football; Science Club; V.I.C.A. Co- Vice-President. Beach, Rebecca Lynn J.V. and Varsity Head Cheerleader; American Cheerleaders’ Association; Honor Society, Presi¬ dent; Graduation Marshal; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Activities Assistant, Activities Editor; Sophomore Executive Board; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, His¬ torian, President; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Bul¬ letin Board Chairman, Treasurer; F.T.A., Vice- President; French Club; Latin Forum; S.C.A. Rep., Scrapbook Chairman, Honor Code Chairman; Del¬ egate to Foreign Forum; Drama Guild, Candidate for Halloween Queen, Make-Up Chairman; Var¬ sity Basketball; Pep Club; Science Fair; Inter- Club Y Council, President. Belch, Sandra Gail Latin Forum; French Circle; F.T.A.; Pep Club Representative. Bennett, Nancy Berretta, Patricia Transfer Student; French Club. 97 Senior Directory Billy, Michele Ameen Latin Forum, Vice-President; French Circle, Vice- President; Science Club, Secretary ,Treasurer; “Ole Blue Players”, Vice-President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Faculty and Administra¬ tion; National Honor Society; Senior Choir, Jun¬ ior Choir; Homeroom, President, Vice-President, Secretary. Blythe, David L. Transfer Student; J.V. Football. Boiler, Linda Carol Book, Helen Margaret Transfer Student; Science Club; Spanish Club; Library Staff; Tatler Staff; Homecoming Prin¬ cess ; Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary; Senior Choir, Junior Choir. Bradley, Margaret Earle Junior Choir, Senior Choir; Homeroom President, Vice-President; J.V. Basketball; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; “Voice of Democracy”— Second place. Bridger, Janice Transfer Student. Brooks, Elsie Brown, Catherine Georgette Homeroom Secretary; S.C.A. Representative; Sci¬ ence Club ; Varsity Hockey; Monogram Club; U.N. Test; V.O.T.; F.B.L.A.; Tatler, Editor, National Honor Society. Bryant, Jewell Rochella F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; V.O.T.; Tatler Staff, Publicity Manager. Budd, Eugene Roy J.V. Basketball; Spanish Club; Varsity Basketball; Key Club; Homeroom President; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; Boys Monogram Club; Senior Superla¬ tives, “Best Dressed”. Burge, Linda Lorraine Tatler Staff, Reporter; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Pep Club. Burge, Mary Ann Library Assistant; F.H.A. Burney, Dolores Keith Homeroom President, Secretary; S.C.A. Represent¬ ative. Burns, Thomas James Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track, Co-Captain; Monogram Club, Vice-President, Sec¬ retary; Key Club, Treasurer, President; Key Club International Convention At Chicago; Alternate To Boys State; Jr. Popularity Contest, “Most Athletic”; Senior Superlatives “Most Athletic”. Burroughs, Frances Ann Science Club; V.O.T.; Tatler Staff. Butler, Brenda Jean Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Press Club; S.C.A. Representative; S.C.A. Member-at-Large, Publicity Chairman, Scrapbook Chairman; S.C.A. Secretary ; S.C.A. District Convention; Delegate to Foreign Forum; Delegate to Brotherhood Convention; Head Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Con¬ cert Band; William and Mary Majorette Camp; Junior Popularity Contest Chairman; Junior- Senior Refreshment Chairman; Homeroom Secre¬ tary; Junior Class Secretary; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treas¬ urer ; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Delegate to Hi-Y Conventions; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Assistant to the Editors, EDITOR, Virginia Girls State Delegate, D.A.R. Candidate; “Miss Noel”; First Runner-Up; “HOMECOMING Queen”; Junior Pop¬ ularity Contest, “Best Majorette”, “Personality Plus”; Senior Superlatives, “Most Popular”, “Best All Around”, “Class Couple”. Butler, Judy Gay F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff; French Club; Latin Forum. Butterworth, Raymond Mark Eighth Grade Basketball; Homeroom President; J.V. Basketball; Key Club; Golf Team. Cappiali, Frances Therese F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. 98 T Senior Directory Carelock, Donna Lynne KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Sports Editor; Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-arms; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President; Senior Class Executive Board; Junior Class Executive Board; Sophomore Class Executive Board; Deco¬ ration Chairman for Junior Beauty Contest; Home¬ room Secretary, President; S.C.A. Representative; French Circle; Latin Forum; F.T.A.; Homecoming Princess. Carwile, Bettie Alice S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary, Vice- President; Latin Forum, Secretary; J.V. Hockey; French Circle; Junior Choir, Senior Choir; F.H.A., President; F.T.A. Casey, Ann Elizabeth S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary. Chrismer, Robert Thomas Hi-Y; Homeroom President, Secretary; Spanish Club; Art Club; Science Club; Track; Drama Club; Pep Club; S.C.A. Assembly Squad. Clark, Carole Bruce F.B.L.A., Chaplain, Secretary, Vice-President; F.H.A. Clark, John Clark, Yvonne Carol Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; French Circle; F.B.L.A. Collins, Judy Carol F.H.A.; V.I.C.A. Treasurer. Confer, Allan Edward Senior Band. Coury, Catharine Douglas KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organizations Editor; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, President; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Executive Board; Publicity Chairman Junior Beauty Contest; Homecoming Princess; Latin Forum; Press Club; Homeroom President, Secre¬ tary; Pep Club; S.C.A. Assembly Squad; Delegate to M.G.A. Coury, Gerald Phillip Eighth Grade Basketball; Golf Team; Monogram Club; Key Club; Varsity Basketball; Homeroom Representative; Junior Class Executive Board; Homeroom President. Covington, William Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Baseball; Monogram Club ; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. Cunningham, Vicki Dail, Terry Lee Science Club; Homeroom Vice President, Secre¬ tary; S.C.A. Representative; Junior Class Popu¬ larity Contest “Class Clown”, “Most Talkative”; Assembly Squad; Homecoming Escort; J.V. Base¬ ball; J.V. Football; Varsity Football. Dalton, Audrey Elaine Homeroom Chaplain, Secretary; F.B.L.A.; Home¬ coming Princess; Assembly Squad. Daniel, Alton Curtis Daniel, Nelson Wayne Eighth Grade Football; Homeroom Secretary, D.O. Daniels, Alice Dianne V.O.T.; F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff. Davis, Glenwood T. Library Assistant; V.I.C.A. Davis, Scarlett Suzette Senior Band; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; D.E. Davis, Todd Steven Homeroom President; S.C.A. Representative; Pep Club; Science Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Hi-Y; Student of the Week; Student M.C. at Junior Beauty Contest; Junior Nominee for National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, Fourth in State; Boy’s Poetry Reading Contest, Second in State; “Ole Blue Players”, Best Actor Award; Drama Club, Vice-President, President; F.T.A., President; President of Sophomore Class; Senior Choir; Optimist “Boy of the Year”. Dawson, Lelia Gale Senior Band. 99 Senior Directory Day, David Anderson I. C.T.; V.I.C.A. Deimam. Barbara Ann Drama Club. Denson, Sandra Feigh Homeroom President, Secretary; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; Science Club; Pep Club Representative; Drama Club. Dereski, Kay Genet J. V. Basketball; J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; Girls Monogram Club; Art Club; F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff. Descheemaeker, Georgette Doris Senior Class President; Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF Senior Assistant Activities Edi¬ tor; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Chaplain of the Eastern Districts of Hi-Y’s; Dele¬ gate to District Hi-Y Conventions; French Circle; Latin Forum, Vice-President, Secretary; Home¬ room President; S.C.A. Representative; Varsity Softball; Drama Club; Press Club; Pep Club; D.A.R. Candidate; Business Manager for Junior Beauty Contest; Delegate to Foreign Forum; Dele¬ gate to Brotherhood Convention; Homecoming Princess; Runner-Up to Optimist “Girl of the Year”; Junior Class Popularity C ontest “Most Original”, “Most Dependable”; Senior Superla¬ tives “Most Outstanding Senior”, “Personality Plus”. Dodd, William Randolph S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball. Dolan, Harold Michael French Circle; “Ole Blue Players”; Science Club; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Varsity Track. Doolittle, Jean Annette Latin Forum; Art Club, Charter Member, Treas¬ urer; Drama Club; French Circle; Tatler Staff, Journalist, Cartoonist; Homecoming Princess; Candidate for “Miss Noel”; J.V. Cheerleader; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer; Senior Superla¬ tives “Friendliest”; Pep Club. Draper, William Lloyd J.V. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Senior Choir. Dunn, Jonathan Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band. Eller, Linda Frances S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary; Sci¬ ence Club; Drama Club; French Circle. Emory, Kay Frances Drama Guild; Spanish Club; French Circle, Sec¬ retary ; Art Club Charter Member, Secretary; S.C.A. Representative; Traffic Squad; Jr. Tri-Hi- Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Devilette ; Tatler Staff, Cartoonist, Reporter; Homeroom Sec¬ retary; Junior Class Executive Board; Junior Class Popularity Contest “Class Clown”; Senior Superlatives “Most Humorous”, “Class Clown”. Emory, Robert Richardson Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basket¬ ball; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Bas¬ ketball; Varsity Track; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom President; Alternate to Boys State; Key Club, Vice-President; Boys Monogram Club, Vice-President; Latin Forum, Reporter; Science Club; Drama Club; Traffic Squad; Assembly Squad. Emory, Ronald Eugene Erickson, Edward E. I.C.T. Club. Flannagan, Katherine Seward Drama Club, Reporter, Costumes Chairman; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Latin Forum, Chaplain; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; Homeroom President, Sec¬ retary; Sophomore Class Executive Board; Senior Class Executive Board; Junior Popularity Contest “Most School Spirited”, “Best Varsity Cheer¬ leader”; Senior Superlatives “Most School Spirited”; Candidate for Halloween Queen; Home¬ coming Princess; Solicitations Chairman for Jun¬ ior Beauty Contest; F.T.A.; Assembly Squad. Fletcher, Lester Scott Transfer Student; Senior Class Float Decorations. 100 Senior Directory Ford, Frances West Homeroom President, Secretary, Chaplain; S.C.A. Representative; Teachers Appreciation Committee Chairman; Spanish Club, Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Drama Club; J.V. Cheerleader; Major¬ ette; Junior Concert Band; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi- Y; Senior Superlatives “Biggest Loafer”; Assem¬ bly Squad. Foxworth, Dennis Wayne Homeroom President; J.V. Baseball; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative; Key Club, Chaplain; Varsity Football; Varsity Track. Glass, Roy Marvin Assembly Squad; Track Manager; Science Club; Junior Class Executive Board; Homeroom Presi¬ dent, Vice-President; French Circle; Drama Guild; Monogram Club. Golden, Kelly Rita Graham, Gloria Greene, Billie Jean F.B.L.A.; F.H.A., Reporter; V.O.T.; Library As¬ sistant; Tatler Staff. Griffith, Norman Douglas Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Baseball Team; Spanish Club; Homeroom Treasurer. Griggs, Robert Dandrige Transfer Student; Eighth Basketball; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Senior Superlative “Best Dancer”. Groom, Timothy Hall, Addie Louise Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Drama Guild; Span¬ ish Club; F.H.A.; F.T.A. Historian. Hall, Madonna Glee Halupka, Clement William Homeroom President; Latin Forum; Vice-President Junior Class; Senior Class Vice-President; French Circle; Science Club; Key Club; Pep Club. Hammond, Michael Douglas J.V. Baseball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Key Club; Hi-Y Secretary; French Circle; Monogram Club; Homeroom Presi¬ dent, Vice-President, Secretary; Junior Class Exec¬ utive Board. Hancock, Robert Lee Hardy, Chris Diane F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Library Club. Hardy, Joanetta Loise F.H.A.; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Library As¬ sistant. Harlow, Margaret Shannon V.I.C.A., Secretary; F.H.A.; Press Club, Editor. Harper, Adelia I. C.T. Harper, Dorothy Sue Junior Choir; Senior Choir; French Club, Presi¬ dent, Vice-President; Library Staff; Homeroom President; National Honor Society; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Circulations Manager, Cir¬ culation Manager; F.T.A. Harrison, Henry Pretlow J. V. Football; Varsity Football; Track Team; Monogram Club; Homeroom Vice-President; Sci¬ ence Club; Homeroom Treasurer. Harrison, Rebecca Lynne National Honor Society; Junior Band; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; J.V. Basket¬ ball; J.V. Hockey; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Varsity Hockey, Co-Captain; Varsity Softball; Girls Monogram Club, President; Junior Popular¬ ity Contest “Most Athletic”; Senior Superlatives “Most Athletic”. Harrup, Richard Garland Hazlegrove, Donna Highsmith, Pamela Carolyn Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President; Treasurer; Latin Forum; F.T.A.; Senior Executive Board; Junior Choir; Senior Choir. 101 Senior Directory Hofmann. Marsha Ann French Ci rcle; Science Club; V.I.C.A. Holden, Ronnie Holloway, Shirley Ann F.H.A. Reporter, Vice-President; Drama Club; Science Club; F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff; V.O.T. Hoover, James Richard J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football; Homeroom President; Boys Monogram Club; Eighth Grade Basketball; Eighth Grade Football. Houff, Brenda Sue National Honor Society; Homeroom Sec.-Treas.; S.C.A. Representative, Co-Chairman of Student of Week Committee; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Asst. Business Manager, Business Manager; French Circle, President, Vice-President; Latin Forum; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Assembly Squad. Howell, Larry Wayne Transfer Student; J.V. Football; Varsity Foot¬ ball; Varsity Track. Hudson, William Edward, III Eighth Grade Football; Homeroom President, Secretary, Vice-President; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Varsity Track; Junior Popu¬ larity Contest “Most Talkative”. Irving, Mary Sue S.C.A. Representative; Pep Club; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Chair¬ man Junior-Senior Prom Decorations; Assembly Squad. .lessee, Judy Lynn S.C.A. Representative; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; National Honor Society; F.B.L.A., Histo¬ rian ; V.O.T. Homeroom Secretary. Johnson, Leonard Mansfield Senior Choir; Blue and Gold Marching and Con¬ cert Band; F.T.A. Johnson, Linda Marie Latin Forum; J.V. Hockey. Johnston, John Albert, III Science Club; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band. Jones, Archer Lee Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative; Varsity Football, Co-Captain; Varsity Track, Co-Captain; Vice-President, S.C.A.; Vice- President, Hi-Y; Monogram Club, Vice-President, Parliamentarian; S.C.A. President; Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention and Workshop; Delegate to Virginia Boys’ State; Homeroom President; Rotarians’ President’s Award; Runner-Up Opti¬ mist “Boy of the Year”; Junior Class Popularity Contest “Most Dependable”, “Cutest”; Senior Superlatives “Most Outstanding Senior”, “Most Popular”. Jones, Barry Lee I.C.T. Club; Eighth Grade Football. Justice, Charles Philip Kendrick, Patricia Lillian Homeroom President; J.V. Hockey, Co-Captain; Library Assistant; Sophomore Executive Board; Varsity Hockey; Monogram Club; Science Club; Latin Forum; Spanish Club; V.I.C.A., Parliamen¬ tarian. Kirtley, Frank Chappel Science Club, President, Vice-President; Spanish Club, Vice-President, President; Drama Club; Golf Team; National Honor Society. Kriegler, Carolyn Patricia Homeroom Secretary; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Classes; French Circle; F.T.A.; Art Club, Refreshments Chairman. Krumel, Susan Marie Senior Superlatives “Most Dependable”; S.C.A. Representative; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; F.T.A.; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Devilette; S.C.A. District Convention; “S.C.A. ’er of the Year”; First Runner-Up to “Miss Hopewell High School”; Homecoming Princess; Homeroom Sec¬ retary; Drama Club; Alternate to Virginia Girls State; S.C.A. District Rep.; Secretary of District S.C.A. Lastovica, Walter James Lawson, James Arthur Transfer Student. 102 Senior Directory Lee, Linda Patricia Homeroom Secretary; S.C.A. Representative; F.H.A., Secretary, Chaplain; V.O.T.; F.B.L.A. Parliamentarian. Leech, David Elwood Homeroom President; Spanish Club; Junior Class Executive Board; Manager of Junior Beauty Con¬ test ; Key Club; Track Team; Key Club Treasurer; National Honor Society. Lindell, Marsha Ann Lowman, Dannie C. Liufau, La Mulimauga Transfer Student. Maile, Richard Varsity Track. Marks, Allen Craig Eighth Grade Football. Marks, William Keith Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Track; Spanish Club; Homeroom President. Marmol, Marie Antionette Homeroom Secretary; Co-Chairman of Sophomore Dance Decoration Committee; Drama Guild; Pep Club, Representative; Publicity Chairman; Junior Popularity Contest “Most Talkative”; Art Club, Vice-President; Chairman of Senior Ring Decora¬ tion Committee; Senior Superlatives “Most Talka¬ tive”. Martin, Linda Mae Art Club; Science Club. Mashburn, Donna Marie Spanish Club; Latin Club; Science Club; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sr. Assist¬ ant on Circulations. Mathis, Marvin Randolph Drama Club; Pep Club; Monogram Club; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Baske tball; Eighth Grade Track; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Homeroom Vice-President. Mathis, Raymond Earl Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom President; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Football; Junior Class Executive Board; Drama Guild; Sophomore Executive Board; Senior Superlative “Biggest Flirt”; Junior Class Popularity Contest “Biggest Flirt”. Mayes, Richard McAllister, William Henry, Jr. McCauley, Walter Edward McDonald, Grover Clayton, Jr. Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Track; “B” Team Football; Varsity Football; Homeroom Pres¬ ident, Vice-President; S.C.A. Representative; Pep Club; Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; D.E. Delegate to State Convention; Junior Popularity Contest “Cutest”; Assembly Squad; Homecoming Escort; Boys Mon¬ ogram Club; Senior Superlatives “Best Looking”. McGhee, Judy Ann McGowan, Shelia Marie Art Club, President, Vice-President; Drama Club; Homeroom Secretary, President; Assembly Squad; “Miss Hopewell High School”; Halloween Candi¬ date; Tri-Hi-Y; S.C.A. District Convention Rep¬ resentative; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Assistant Business Manager; Finalist in Miss Teenage Richmond; Homecoming Princess. McLean, Rita Sharron McNulty, Mary Lou S.C.A. Representative, Scrapbook Chairman; Homeroom President; Latin Forum, Treasurer; Sci¬ ence Club; Pep Club; Drama Club; Sr. Band; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Sr. Executive Board; National Honor Society. McPheeters, Mary Elizabeth Kay Science Club; Latin Forum; F.H.A. Treasurer, Historian. McPherson, Donna Jean Library Club; Drama Club; S.C.A.; Girls’ Ath¬ letic Association; V.I.C.A.; F.B.L.A.; French Circle; Sr. Choir; Science Club. 103 Senior Directory Meadows, John Charles Homeroom Secretary; J.V. Baseball. Mills, Judy Carolyn J.V. Basketball; Tatler Staff; F.B.L.A., Reporter; V.O.T. Chairman. Minter, Ronald Lee Homeroom President; J.V. Football Team; Sr. Band. Mintz, Mildred Ann Transfer Student; Majorette; Concert Band; Jr. Class Executive Board; Homeroom Secretary. Mitchell, Kim Anthony Science Club; French Circle; Homeroo m Vice- President. Moore, Faye Ernestine F.B.L.A.; Latin Forum; Spanish Club; F.T.A. Moore, Warren G. Morene, Brenda Paige F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Latin Forum, Treas¬ urer ; French Circle, Secretary, Chaplain; Press Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom President, Vice-President, Chaplain; S.C.A. Representative; Assembly Squad; Student of the Week; Senior Choir; Varsity Cheerleader; American Cheer¬ leaders Association; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Organization’s Assistant, EDITOR; Junior Popular¬ ity Contest “Most Polite”; Senior Superlatives “Most Likely to Succeed”, “Most Sincere”; Alter¬ nate Delegate to Virginia Girls State; Homecoming Princess; “Miss Noel” Princess; Optimist “Girl of the Year”; National Honor Society, Treasurer, Secretary. Morenz, Deborah L. Transfer Student; French Club. Mottesheard, Elaine Gayle Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Drama Club. Mundy, Regina Ann Science Club; F.B.L.A. President; Tatler Staff; National Honor Society; V.O.T. Myers, Stephen Roger Eighth Grade Basketball; Eighth Grade Football. J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Honorable Mention All-District Football; Second Team All-Tri-City Team; Presi¬ dent Monogram Club; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President. Neil, Loretta Faye Transfer Student. Nesbitt, Linda Lee J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; J.V. Basketball; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; V.O.T. Newsome, Carl Wayne J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Monogram Club; Varsity Track; Eighth Grade Football. Newsome, Gloria Ann J.V. Hockey Team; J.V. Softball Team; Choir. Nicholson, Bradley William Homeroom President; S.C.A. Representative; Sophomore Vice-President; Junior Class Presi¬ dent; Homecoming Escort; Key Club Sergeant-at- Arms; Chairman of S.C.A. Handbook Committee; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Basketball; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Var¬ sity Track; Monogram Club ; Science Club; Drama Club; Junior Class Popularity Contest, Most Popular, Best All Around; Delegate to Va. Boys State. Nobles, Jenny Charlene Homeroom President; Latin Forum; Drama Club; Halloween Queen; S.C.A. Representative; Home¬ room Secretary; Science Fair. Parr, Douglas Parrish, Charlotte Rebecca Drama Club. Parrish, Brenda Parson, Paige Moore J.V. Hockey; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer. 104 Senior Directory Partin, Bolling Staunton, Jr. Varsity Football; Varsity Track; J.V. Baseball; Eighth Grade Basketball; Homeroom President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative ; Monogram Club; Sophomore Execu¬ tive Board; Senior Superlatives “Most Talkative,” “Class Couple”. Patterson, Diane Dale Homeroom Secretary; S.C.A. Representative; Drama Club Make-Up Chairman; F.T.A.; Secre¬ tary of Sophomore Class; Junior Executive Board; Senior Executive Board; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secretary; Second Runner-Up “Sophomore Sweetheart”; Senior Su¬ perlatives, “Biggest Flirt”; Junior Popularity Contest, “Biggest Flirt”; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Homecoming Princess; Delegate to Virginia Girls State; Candidate for Halloween Queen; Del¬ egate to Brotherhood Convention; Assembly Squad. Peatross, Helen Teresa Transfer Student; Junior Beauty Contest Arm- bands Committee Chairman; Homecoming Prin¬ cess. Perry, Darleen Marie Science Club; Latin Forum; Drama Guild, Costume Chairman; Voice of Democracy Contest. Peterson, Frances Elizabeth Drama Club; F.B.L.A.; Art Club; Pep Club; Side¬ walk Art Show Chairman. Pippin, Carl Everett Eighth Grade Track; Varsity Track; Pep Club Representative; Blue and Gold Marching and Con¬ cert Band; Drum Major. Pleasant, Mary Rebecca Drama Club; F.H.A.; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; D.O. Club, Scrapbook Chairman. Pleasant, Thomas Howard Homeroom Vice-President; S.C.A. Representative; V.I.C.A., President. Podlewski, Stephen Patric Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Science Club; Drama Guild, Parlia¬ mentarian ; Hi-Y, President; Homeroom President; Junior Beauty Contest Decorations Chairman; Jun¬ ior Class Popularity Contest “Most Original”; Sen¬ ior Class Superlatives “Most Original”. Poitevint, Jackie Lee Homeroom Secretary; V.I.C.A., Chairman of March of Dimes Committee. Pope, John Henry, Jr. Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President; Latin Fo¬ rum ; Senior Superlatives “Most Intelligent”. Powers, Hinton Paul, Jr. Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Second Team All District Football; Best Tackle Award; J.V. Baseball; Homeroom Pres¬ ident; Monogram Club; Varsity Baseball, Co- Captain; All District Baseball. Powroznick, Theresa Ann D.E. Reporter; F.H.A. Radcliff, Joan Dolores Science Club; V.O.T.; F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff. Rasnick, Sandra Anita Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative ; French Circle; Spanish Club. Rawlings, Linda Gail KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Fea¬ tures Editor; Majorette; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Art Club, Charter Member, Secretary; Homeroom Secretary; Junior Class Executive Board; Drama Club; Candidate for Halloween Queen; Latin Forum; Homecoming Princess; Candidate for “Miss Noel”. Roberts, Gloria Dean S.C.A.; Homeroom Secretary; Sr. Executive Board; Latin Forum, Drama Guild; French Circle, Reporter; Science Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF; Jr. Class Assistant; Classes Editor; Sr. Band. Robertson, Lewis Henry Robinette, Linda Gail Homeroom Secretary; V.O.T., Secretary; Tatler Staff; Jr. and Sr. Choir; All-Regional Chorus; F.B.L.A. 105 Senior Directory Schutz, Robert Eugene Golf Team. Sears, Charles Richard Sears, Jacqueth Darleene Library Staff; Jr. and Sr. Choir. Sebera, Catherine Elaine Latin Forum; F.T.A., Vice-President; Homeroom Vice-President; National Honor Society; KALEI¬ DOSCOPE STAFF; Sr. Organizations Assistant; S.C.A.; Teacher Appreciation Chairman; Home¬ coming Dance Ticket Chairman. Sheppard, Betty Jean F.B.L.A.; V.O.T.; Library Assistant. Shopshear, Melissa Sr. Band. Showalter, William Frederick Sr. Band; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Home¬ room Vice-President; Monogram Club. Simmons, Charles Patrick Smith, Edward Morris, Jr. Homeroom, Vice-President, President; S.C.A.; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Spanish Club; Key Club; Science Club; Junior Popularity Contest “Best Dressed”. Smith, Patricia Jane Homeroom, President; Latin Forum; French Circle, Chaplain; Science Club, Secretary; National Honor Society, Vice-President; Monogram Club; J.V. and Varsity Hockey, Co-Captain; D.A.R. Good Citizen; Science Fair. Smith, Rena Rose F.H.A.; Drama Club; Homeroom, Secretary, President. Smith, Robert John, Jr. Eighth Grade Football Manager; Science Club; Latin Forum; Spanish Club, President; Drama Guild; Homeroom, President; Pep Club, President; National Honor Society; Track Team; Science Fair; Junior Class Popularity Contest, “Friend¬ liest”, “Most School Spirited”; Senior Superlatives, “Friendliest”, “Most School Spirited”. Solyan, Pamela J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader. Sottiaux, Mary Catherine Transfer Student; F.B.L.A.; V.O.T. Smith, James Harold Spatig, Linda Tatler Staff; Pep Club; S.C.A. Representative; Assembly Squad; Spanish Club; Homeroom Sec¬ retary; Library Staff; Junior Choir; Drama Club, Secretary, Make-Up Chairman; Junior Class Executive Board; F.T.A., Secretary, Treasurer; Senior Choir; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Features Assistant, Features Editor; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Homecoming Princess; Pro¬ gram Chairman Junior Beauty Contest; Junior Popularity Contest, “Friendliest”; Senior Superla¬ tives, “Most Polite”. Spivey, John Edward Library Staff. Sprague, Larry Joe Library Staff; Gymnastic Team. Stallings, Vivian Frances Transfer Student; F.B.L.A.; V.O.T.; Tatler Staff. Stamper, Mary Frances F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Library Assistant; Drama Club; V.O.T.; Spanish Club. Stephens, Mary Susan S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom President, Sec¬ retary; Spanish Club, Secretary; F.T.A.; Senior Choir; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Library Staff. Strickland, Eddie Coye Transfer Student; Varsity Football. Strosnider, Pamela Sue Transfer Student; Art Club; Drama Club; Home¬ coming Princess. Sutherland, Glenda Meade Transfer Student. 106 Senior Directory Swander, Robert Duane Homeroom President; S.C.A. Representative; Traffic Squad; Delegate to Foreign Forum; Soph¬ omore Executive Board; Spanish Club, President, Vice-President; Pep Club; Science Club; Press Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Athletics Assistant, Photographer; Drama Club; Hi-Y; Delegate to Hi-Y Convention; Senior Executive Board; Senior Superlatives, “Most Sincere”; Homecoming Escort. Tatum, Donald Lee Drama Club; Spanish Club; Senior Choir; Library Assistant; Homeroom Secretary; F.T.A. Chaplain. Taylor, Charles Richard Transfer Student; Homeroom President, Vice- President. Taylor, Dennis Raymond Transfer Student; Varsity Football; D.E., Presi¬ dent; Homeroom Vice-President. Taylor, Myrtle E. F.H.A.; Science Club; Choir; Spanish Club; D.E. Club; Pep Club. Taylor, Tallie Owen Homeroom President; D.E. Club, Treasurer; Latin Forum. Thomas, Janice Gail F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; V.O.T.; Homeroom Treasurer, Secretary. Threewitts, Robert Faison Transfer Student; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Hi-Y; Homecoming Escort; Homeroom President. Titterington, Carol Ann KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Or¬ ganizations Editor; J.V. Cheerleader, Head; Var¬ sity Cheerleader, Head; Junior Popularity Contest, “Best J.V. Cheerleader”, “Most Talented”; Senior Superlatives, “Most Talented”; American Cheer¬ leaders’ Association; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Drama Club; S.C.A. Representative; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Chairman; Delegate to Brotherhood Convention; First Runner-Up “Sophomore Sweetheart”; Sec¬ ond Runner-Up “Homecoming Queen”; Sophomore Class Executive Board; “Miss Noel” Princess. Thore, Wayne Vanatta, Michael Vaughan, Pamela Ward, Connie Sue Webb, Dianna Lynn S.C.A. Representative; S.C.A. Standing Committee Chairman; Junior Class Executive Board; Pep Club; Science Club; Latin Forum; Spanish Club. Weston, Greg Wheat, Valaria Wicker, Samuel Thomas, Jr. Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Track. Williams, Leslie Williamson, Harold Daniel Homeroom President; Choir. Williamson, James Edward Library Assistant; S.C.A. Representative. Wingold, Mary Ann Woodson, Linda Wray, Barry Duane Eighth Grade Football; Varsity Football; Home¬ room Vice-President, Secretary. Wyatt, William George Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary, Tr easurer; Blue and Gold Marching and Concert Band. Wyche, Helen Marie Senior Choir; Tatler Staff; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A. Zevgolis, Richard Lee J.V. Baseball; Homeroom Secretary; Wrestling Team. 107 The Seniors worked hardily to meet the Homecoming deadline. Fun, hard work and parties were included while the float was being built. Between the fun and activities that took place, some classes managed to wedge into our busy schedules. 108 Junior Class Row 1: Cindy Culley, Mickey Fenn, LaDonna Rasnick. Row 2: Helen Poole, Carolyn Conover, Cathy Drake, Amy Hofmann. Row 3: Donnie Taylor, Carolyn Medlock, Bo Ridout, Pam Lester. President Mickey Fenn Sponsor Mrs. Minchew Vice-President Eddie Miles Secretary LaDonna Rasnick Officers Juniors, while looking forward to being the first graduating class from the new Hopewell High School, take a very active part in all facets of school life. For the first year we’re all eligible for Varsity Squads. While some fail in their athletic attempts, we all take pride in those who succeed. Socially, we look forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, the Beauty Contest, and the Popularity Contest. We first become concerned with colleges, realizing that grades must show a certain degree of academic excellence. Treasurer Cindy Culley Sponsor Miss Mann 109 Class of ’68 Robert Adams Gal ' y Donna Lindy Johnny Jamelle Anthony Akers Alcorn Allmond Altman Ameen Angone Edward Gloria Linda Cindy Paige Ashworth Bailey Balaze Barbee Barker Linda Robert Basile Baugher Donald Susan Bill Bennett Bishop Boiler Mary Carolyn Dolores Janice Book Boone Bradley Brogdon Lula Janet Pudgy Donald Janet Richard Mike Br y ant Brydon Buffo Case Chavis Chipley Chisholm Stephen James Carolyn Douglas Connie Cleveland Coleman Conover Corey Crotts 110 Karen JoAnn Chivers Clarke Class of ’68 Gary Crutchfield Berkeley Devers Richard Edwards Bobby Fields Cindy Culley Janice Dale Gloria Damron Eddie Davis Terry Davis Elwood Delbridge Vickie Bill Alice Don Cathy Tommy Denson Doeg Doutt Doutt Drake Drumwright Beverly Theresa Donald Garland Brenda Nancy Dunbar Earles Eastman Eavey Edwards Edwards Kay David Bernie Chuck Mickey Jack Elliot Ellis Epps Farnsworth Fenn Fessler Tommy Field Carol Allen Gerald Kerry Matthew Flaherty Flannagan Fleischut Fletcher Flowers Class of ’68 Leslie Donna Gary Craig Doris Mike Randy Foley Foi-d Frame FVey Furr Garris Gegenheimer George Donna Sonny Allison Gloria Billy Bobby Gentry Gleason Goodrich Gordon Griffith Griggs Haggerty Paula Haggerty Chancey Hanchey Dwight Hancock David Harless Billy Harris Fred Harris Mike Harris Larry Gloria Tom Rolland Susan Sylvia Kenny Hart Harvey Hayzlett Hayzlitt Helder Henderson Hendricks Sammy Amy Alan Mike Donna Beth Phyllis Hicks Hofmann Hoover Horne Hylton Hughes Hurlburt 112 Class of ’68 Philip Melva Terry Bump Barbara Major Becky Hylton Ingram Jackson Jarrett Johnson Jones Kanak Ricky Krout Debbie Pete Ricky Lamar Pam Kathleen LaPeyre Leadbetter Leadbetter Leath Lester Lewis Jan Luifau Jean Judy Wayne Brian Allen Cathy Luifau Locke Logan Lowder Lowman Lyekberg Janet Ruth Ellen Charles Glen Mike Kathy Maile Malamis Martin Mason Maynard McCauley McClure Linda Peter Lenora McDonald McGarrity Measles Carolyn Avon Eddie Medlock Miles Miles Pat Miller 113 Class of ’68 Sallie Des Cindy Clarence Linda Randy Miller Moore Morenz Mosley Mosley Newman J erry Newsome Virginia Vicki Novak Nowlin Bill Packard Butch Parson Peggy Peach Wayne Nobles Wayne Peggy Doris Pinkleton Pintaville Pollard Helen Douglas Poole Pritchard Nancy LaDonna Power Rasnick Judy Rawlings Wilma Reynolds Curry Rickman Bo Rideout Kerry Rimes Linda Phil Ricky Robinson Rodgers Roscher Ed Suzanne Ross Rouse Jack Ripani Sandra Sacra Glenn Roach Nancy Sanstead 114 Class of ’68 N ancy Ted Wanda Gail Charlene Richard Kay Saunders Saunders Scarberry Scott Sears Severin Sharp Tommy Pat Bobby David JoAnne Mike Iris Sharp Shaw Sheppard Shuey Snell Stefanic Stewart Philip Mike Susan Robert Steve Mike Bruce Stinnett Stockdale Stout Stump Switzer Sullivan Sublette Jinxie Szigeti Bill Vance Donnie Fran Irene Taylor Taylor Taylor Brenda Bill Kay Thomas Thompson Tucker Kay Wall Jerry Wallace Judy Watko Paige Watko Dan Kathy Walker Walker 1 15 Class of ’68 Dorothy Frank Mike Wheat Whipp Whitley Carol Williamson Sharon Wright Pat Audrey Wyatt Wyche Linda James Nancy Wilson Woodle Woolridge Jr. Popularity Contest Favorite Teachers Most Popular Mr. Sober and Miss Mann Butch Parson and Peggy Peach 116 Agp J - 9 m Swro w ' «. ' Most Original Bo Rideout and Janet Brydon Cutest Eddie Miles and Cindy Culley Most Dependable Mickey Fenn and Cindy Culley Best All-Around Mickey Fenn and Donna Gleason Class Clowns Alan Hoover and Kay Tucker Biggest Flirts David Ellis and Joanne Clarke Most Talkative Jerry Newsome and Helen Poole Most Polite Frank Whipp and Judy Rawlings 117 Best Dressed Des Moore and Susan Bishop Most Athletic Mike Stockdale and Sandra Sacra Friendliest Glen Maynard and LaDonna Rasnick Most Intellectual Bill Thompson and Lindy Allmond Most Talented Butch Parson and Donna Gleason Personality Plus David Harless and LaDonna Rasnick Most School Spirited Mike Stockdale and Peggy Peach 118 Class Couple Bruce Sublette and Sandra Sacra Sophomore Class First row: Fran Rives, Lucky Jones, Linda Glass, Denny Dale. Second row: A. J. Kendrick, Isabel Goldberg, Cathy Lambert, Robin Snell, Sylvia Bohon. Third row: Fred Phipps, Mark Ascoli, Stuart Darling. President Lucky Jones Vice-President Treasurer Linda Glass Dennie Dale Officers Organizing for the first time as a class the sophomores of Hopewell High comprise one of our largest classes. They have the ability to “make or break” an activity and generally show an enthusi¬ astic response at all times. This spring they look forward to the Sophomore Dance, perhaps a salute and also a farewell to a fine class. Secretary Fran Rives Sponsor Miss King Sponsor Miss Taylor Class William Abrahamian Ronnie Ackerman Danielle Aderholt Jim Alford Lucinda Allen Bobby Allen Claudia Allender Deeter Allmond Terry Angle Rod Anglin Chuck Arnold Mark Ascoli Linda Atwood Rachel Bailey Tom Bailey Allen Bailey Bobby Ballard Judy Bane Paula Baptist Janice Bass Robert Belch Terry Bell Kathy Bertram Pam Billy Brent Birchett Ruth Birchett Stan Bishop Doug Blount Pam Bobb Sylvia Bohon Joseph Bowen Reggie Bowen Kathy Bonner Bill Branch Jack Brannan Chris Bray Jane Budd Robbie Buren Brenda Burian Pat Burroughs Jennie Butler Kathy Butler Ruth Butterworth Connie Caldwell Deljuan Calvin Ann Campen Barry Carr Stan Chappell 120 Doug Cheely Louis Cherubin Charlie Chivers Bruce Clark Don Clark Peggy Clarke Frankie Clary Jeannie Collins JoErn Connelly Jan Coury Jack Cramer Sandra Cuddihy Mike Cunningham Kay Curtis Patty Curtis Robbie Dail Dennie Dale Tony Damron Gloria Dancy Terry Daniel Stuart Darling Jeannette Davis Toby Dowdy Betty Edwards Liz Edwards Nerine Eldridge David Ellis Billy Ellison Thurman Elmore Jimmy Emory Tommy England Freda Fear Sallie Ford Jimmy Fore Jimmy Fowler Glen Foxworth Patty Franklin Charles Gadinis Annette Garrett David Gessell Kenny Giese Janet Gilliam Nancy Gilliam Linda Glass Patty Glass Marna Glazebrook Donnie Gleason Isabel Goldberg 121 Jitesl 1 i Class Robert Golden John Gouge Dennis Hagerty Deborah Haley Becky Hapstack Lynn Harper Claudia Harris Deborah Harris Jean Hazelgrove Wayne Hendrickson Elizabeth Heath Diane Highsmith Denise Hill Michael Hodge Gail Hofmann Stan Holder Darlene Hoover Keith Hughs Gail Huntley John Hyslop David Jacobs Jimmy Janosik Patricia Jarvis Tommy Jenkins Bill Johnson Gwendlyn Johnson Vance Johnson G� yle Jolly Lucky Jones Melanie Karnes A. J. Kendrick Joyce Kendrick Carol Kerr Barbara Kingery Ronnie Kingery Randy Kirk Dale Kitchen Joe Kopalchick Cathy Lambert Diane Lance Carolyn Lee Kenny Leech Debbie Lewis Rhonda Lewis Carol Livingstone Brenda Long Charlotte Long Lynne Loughridge 122 WF3- mmcui Danny Lowder Debbie Lowder Shelly Lowder Jaran Lusk Wally Major Ronnie McDaniel Marvin McDonald Steve McDonough Donna McDorman Robert McKaig Albert McLeod John Manckia Christine Markham Ben Marks JoAnne Marr Gary Martin Julie Martin Barbara Mercer Allen Miller Jackie Mills Faye Minor Sarah Minor Bill Mitchell Carolyn Moore Gary Moore Carrie Mottesheard Pat Norwood Dwight Nesbitt Donald Neal Tom Pawling Lucille Perkinson Sandy Phares Fred Phipps Cathy Poe David Poole Chalmer Pritchard Glen Rasnick Rene Reid Dennis Rhea Thomas Rideout Laura Ritchie Fran Rives Woody Roads Margaret Rose Sandra Rowland Eugene Ruiz Marlene Sadler Jerry Saleebee 123 Class of ’69 Bob Sanstead Maltha Sordelette Pam Saunders Steve Saunders John Sears James Seeman Robert Shuler Curtis Scott David Smalley Billy Smith William Smith David Smith Robin Snell Sue Sprague Jerry St. Clair Jerry Strickland James Taylor John Taylor Mike Taylor Amy Thomas Claudia Thompson Johnny Thompson Kathy Thomson Donald Thore Carl Timpero Bruce Titterington Allen Turner Bertha Turner Paul Wallace Dianne Ward Alan Warren Carolyn Watkins Linda Weaver Carlton Webb Toni Webster Steve Wells Herbert Wheat Sarah Wiseman Cindy Wood Norman Woodleif Sue Woodward Marion Yemma David Youngblood Robert Zoldack Brenda Coker 124 Freshmen First row: Betty Mayes, Cary Glass, Becky Garrett, Vicky Holt, Linnette Carson. Second row: Allen Nobles, Keith Hedgepeth, Bobby Skalleburg, Randy Reidmiller. We are extremely proud of the enthusiastic support and participation of the freshman class this year. For the first time they are considered a vital portion of our busy school, and they have contributed a welcome response to all school activities. Freshmen at Work 125 Freshmen at Play Bill Auton Nehl Aldridge Ricky Ashworth Diane Armstrong Ruth Anglen Sonny Archer Lora Angle Pamela Akers Robert Anderson Kenny Amidei David Bradley Donna Bailey Tommy Bailey Zoe Bailey Robert Bannerman Sherry Barnes Diana Baugher Billy Baxley John Bell Oneida Bell July Bennett Ricky Bennett Vicki Bentley Kay Bickings Donna Billingsley Florence Bishop Randy Bland John Boga Kathy Bond David Bridger Geraldine Bridger Johnny Brinkley Freshmen Virginia Brinkley Janice Britt Brincey Bryant Terri Bryant Mary Butor Melody Cappiali Linnette Carson Georgina Cartin Ronald Carter Brenda Case Barbara Chase Phil Chisholm Diane Clark Carolyn Cole Ronnie Cole Audrey Conner David Cornelius Kristine Cornelius Charlotte Cozart Jackie Creech Evette Crumpler Mark Cunningham Dickie Danner Vickie Davis Gary Dean Vicky Dean Billy Denny Mike Devers Lyn Dewberry John Doarie Gary Dolan Barbara Doutt 126 Linda Dove Billy Dunbar Georgie Duncan Kathy Eason David England Jeannie England Rita Everette Donald Everhart Ricky Faulkner Sallie Ford Janet Franklin Larry Frame Terry Frame Deborah Frazier Wayne Furr Kevin Futch Sue Garris Harry Garfinkle Becky Garrett Bill Garvin Patrice Gilliam Cary Glass Jewel Gleason Tom Glover Sandy Glovier Cindy Goff James Goodwin Mark Gorkiewiez Mary Grammer Brenda Grant Garry Gray Larry Hamilton Freshmen Larry Haggerty Peggy Hall Kay Hammond Bill Hamner Tommy Hardy Patsy Harrison William Harper Marty Hazlitt Kay Hedgepeth Keith Hedgepeth Rebecca Hess Libby Hanchey Margie Hill Janet Hole Mary Holland Terry Holmes Vicki Holt Carla Houff Nancy Hoyle Allen Huneycutt Susan Hunter Don Hurlburt Jack Ingle Lynn Janosik Carol Jones Jimmy Jones Mary Jones Brenda Jordan Frances Koehler Martha Kolek Valerie Kolidakis Chris Lambert 127 Barbara Langford Gary Lawson Dwight Leath Roxanne Leavitt Donna Lee Joe Lee Stuart Lee Jennifer Lehman Clark Lewis Joy Libby Lisa Lindenmuth Andy Lipscombe Penny Lock Paige Lowder Sandra Luck Donna Lunce Donna Mahsman Willie Maitland Emment Major Susan Marshburn Margaret Martin Lamar Mathis Betty Mayes John McBride Bill McCann Donnie McDiarmid Debera McMillen Bobby McNew Catherine Medlock Wayne Middleton David Miles LaVerne Miles Freshmen Steve Miller Theresa Miller Marshall Minchew Clarence Minter Mike Moore Barbara Moore Joyce Morene Dennis Morgan Marsha Morriss Wanda Mundy Anthany Nesbitt Linda Nicholson Patty Nevils Allen Nobles Scotty Norman Carolyn Norwood Linny Nugent Edward Ortiz Deborah Page Kathy Parcell A1 Parker Edith Parker Marshall Parker Howard Parsons Sammie Parsons Gary Patterson Krystal Patterson Pam Perkins Buddy Phillips Linda Polk Ronnie Powers Peggy Pulley 128 Betty Rackley Linda Ragland Don Rawlings Debbie Rawlings Randy Reidmiller Brenda Riddick Jim Rodgers James Ross Ruth Ross Jane Saunders Billy Scarberry Darrell Sears Ruby Sears Ann Sebera Robert Sebera Steven Selinger Laura Severin Maud Ann Sharp David Shelton William Sierichs Bobby Skalleberg Claudia Smith Johnny Smith Vinnie Smith Tommy Stallings Cora Stamper Ronnie Staton Rhonda Stevens Thomas Stinnett Connie Stone Alan Strickland Randy Strosnider Freshmen Ryland Stutsman Bill Swackhamer Sandra Sylvester Arthur Temple Chris Tharrington David Thompson Patsy There Ronnie Trail Franki Trivett Ronnie Trivett Mike Troch Connie Turner Rosalyn Vergara Hazel Updike Sandra Vick James Vick Alice Wajick Carl Wajick Wanda Warlick Carol Warren Joe Webster Tim Wheelhouse Karon Williamson Ray Williams Eddie Williamson R. C. Woodward Hal Woolridge Paul Zevgolis Robbie Abernathy Cathy Adkins Janet Cocke Vicki Chavis 129 Kay Edwards Jane Elliott Debbie Everett Joyce Flowers Mary Ann Frederickson Steve Garner Leslie Gertie Bob Johnson Stephen Kopalchicka Jeanine Kokinski Bill Moyer Audrey Perry Donna Rudolph Barbara Scott Jane Sylvester Beth Thomas Debbie Thompson Margo Wright Freshmen Freshmen at lunch 130 Eighth Grade 1st row: Richard Flaherty, Ann Mabry, Dollie Barnes, Molly Vier, Nat Hamner. 2nd row: Paul Pershing, Martha McNulty, Roma Ameen, Belinda Cyckevic, Mark Janosik. Presidents The first year of high school presents an exciting challenge. New classes, new teachers, new subjects; in our first year of high school life, we, the eighth grade, move ahead to facr the academic challenges and social activity of Hopewell High with interest and deter¬ mination, knowing that this first year could well be the beginning of an exciting future. Eighth Graders at Lunch 13 ) Class Pat Ackerman Laura Adams Kenny Adams Susy Aderholt Debbie Allan Randy Allen Russell Allen Donald Almarode Roma Ameen Fran Andrews Richard Angling Sandra Amiss Debbie Arnold Karen Arnold Debbie Atkins William Aultman Joe Aultman Irene Bannerman Stephanie Banvard Judy Barbee Milton Barker Cathy Barela Dolly Barnes Trudy Bass Gary Barnes Cindy Belch Jean Berry Maynard Berry Robert Blackmon Carol Bloxham Joe Boone David Bonner Betty Branch Grover Brannan Bill Brince Chip Brinkley Deaker Brinkley Paul Brooks Terry Browder Brenda Brown Peggy Brown Ronnie Brown Sheryl Brown Margaret Brunner Mike Bryant Hoyt Buckner Michael Bujakowski Joe Butor Cathy Cacorikis Sheila Campbell Donnie Carr Chuck Carson Donald Casey Paul Casey Kenneth Causey Jo Anne Cerny Brenda Chappell Lee Clatterbuck Billy Cole Larry Collins Linda Lee Collins Vicki Connelly Michael Conner Nancy Conner Sarah Costenbader Sylvia Courtney Sharon Cozart Glen Creggar Zoila Cruz Belinda Cyckevic Marcie Dail Bruce Dalton Vickie Daniels Lewis Davis Paige Davis Steve Dawson George Day Juanita Dempsey Victor Divittorio Neela Dobbs Janet Douglas Roger Drumheller Shirley Dunbar Carlton Eavey Ellen Eavey Kathy Easterling Bruce Edwards Allan Ellis Jackie Ellis Judy Ellis Mike Ellis Susan Emory Duree Eubank Vanessa Everett Ronnie Faris Donald Farmer Bobby Farnsworth Donna Finklea Eddie Fisher Richard Flaherty Perry Fletcher Ann Fowle Eric Furr Carrie Flowers Teresa Full Michael Fuller Saundra Garrell Debbie Garrett Gary Gayness Brenda Gladwell JoAnn Goodman Robert Gorkiewicz Janet Gray Jackie Green Vickie Griffin Brenda Griffith Kathryn Griffith Johnny Griggs Carol Grissom Roy Gwaltney Robert Hainstock Ann Hall Lacy Hall Sylvia Hall Nat Hamner Russell Hancock Maria Hanford Ann Harless Jimmy Harper Jo Ann Harris Betsy Harrison Linda Harvey Mark Harrison Sue Hayde Edward Helder Carol Henderson Stephen Hettricks Nathaniel Hios Betty Hobbs Luther Hodges Charlotte Hofmann Regina Hofmann Debbie Holcomb Charles Holdford Regina Holdford Jimmy Holland Candace Holt Don Holt Judy Honeycutt Carol Hopkins Marilyn Hosea Sharon Houser Betty Lou Houston Richard Houston Linda Howards Graham Howell Carl Hudson Cindy Hughes Roger Hughes Kim Hunt Class Jimmy Jackson Lynn Jacobs Mike Janosik Eugene Johnson Jimmy Johnson Junior Johnson Sharon Johnston Judy Jones Tommy Jones Johnny Jordan Eddie Joyce Mike Juenger Allan Keener Johnny King Sally King Richard Lampman Gary Lance Harvey Langford Rhonda Laslie Jean Lawson Betsy Leadbetter Tommy Lee Patty Livingston Sandra Louis Vickie Lovak Johnny Lyman Pam Lyman Barbara Mabe Anne Mabry Arlene Malone Peggy Marr Kathy Martin Wes Mashburn Millie McCumber Irene McGarrity Robert McGlothlin Debbie McGowan Mike McGuire Danny McNeils Martha McNulty Pat Miller Douglas Minter Michael Mitchell Becky Moody Velvi Lei Moore Camm Moore Colleen Moore Elizabeth Moore Gene Moore Joe Moore Linda Moore Terry Moore Robert Mosely David Mosser Gary Munson Mary Murty William Nash Carlotta Nesbitt Earl Newton Phillip Nichols Rosemary Nichols Alan Noel John Novak Mary Lou Nuckles Debbie Oestreich Dick Partin Mary Pate David Paylor Bobby Pearson Betty Pentaville Connie Pentecost Paul Pershing Bruce Powers David Powers Diana Powers Clyde Powers David Powroznik Melody Primrose Lane Pritchard Janie Pritchard Ban Rafey Wayne Raley Brenda Rhea Susan Riddle Bruce Ripani Joe Rowland Nancy Russell Walter Sasser Randy Saunders Beth Schulhof Vivian Sexton Brenda Shearin Marion Shearin Jackie Shelburne Mark Shornak Linda Shuler Bobby Slocum Steven Smalley Robert Smith Vincent Smith JoAnn Snyder Butch Solesbee Mark Spatig Gary Sprague John Stancil Susan Stancil Jimmy Staton Curtis Stevens Edward Stinnett Teresa Sutherland William Swafford Mike Swindell Janet Talley James Tate Rusty Tatum Barry Temple Fred Tetterton Terry Thore Barstow Towsey William Traylor Pennie Trivett Debbie Tucker Mark Tush Bonita Vaughn Jerry Vick Mollie Vier Lee Ann Wallace Randy Walton Tommy Watkins Hubert Webb Rebecca Wells Shirley Weston Debbie Wheat Phillip White James Williams Tommy Williamson Mark Wilson William Witherow Ted Zeh Diane Cannon Joe Curry Allen Griffith Allen Nugent Marlon Walls Irene Gayness V $ 135 pj JL ' fm. 4 ■ r l|t KtMhrr JPWj, J i JS9BL jB � m v ' t vQ H ' ' ' nlM , % : JHU m wt A pr P k.9 P hi mB J j0 ' iv . JMij T it ndjj I Bl ■1 ■ ■ Vd ' x L v m T % M The shouts of a crowd when a touchdown is made; the rush of feet on a gymnasium floor; the crack of a bat; and the call of an umpire are memories of sports events at Hopewell High School. Defeat and victory both build character in the wonderful world of sports. We are proud of our teams and of the sportsmanship at H.H.S. We are proud to be “Blue Devils”. The Mighty First Row: Bobby Haggerty, Leslie Foley, Larry Arnold, Steve Meyers, Paul Powers, Bo Partin, James Hoover, Mike Newsome, Tommy Drumwright. Third Row: Glen Foxworth, Danny Nowlin, Mike Stockdale, Johnny England, Wayne Strickland, Eddie Miles, Ricky Krout, Barry Carr, Mike Collins. Fifth Row: Coach Stallard, Coach Glass, Coach Devils ! y y WB0 Sullivan, A1 Jones. Second Row: Dennis Foxworth, Major Jones, Craig Frye, Lucky Jones, Jimmy Fowler, Carl Nobles, Franky Clary, Chick Harrison, Larry Howie, James Janosik. Fourth Row: Yule Chandler, Tom Balazik, Eddie Douglas, Coach Tiller. Chick Harrison Ricky Krout Bobby Haggerty The Boys On Our Bo Partin Steve Meyers Larry Arnold Coach Tiller, Coach Glass, Coach Douglas, Coach Stallard Tommy Drumwright Mike Stockdale Larry Howell 140 Team Are G-R-E-A-T Archie Jones Paul Powers James Hoover aS8gy f W Our boys in action at a ball game Tom Balazik Lucky Jones Yule Chandler Major Jones Craig Frye Leslie Foley Football Awards A1 Jones was presented the Rotarian’s Presi¬ dent Award. Mike Vanatta, president of V.I.C.A., presents Larry Howell with the Best Blocker award and Paul Powers ler award. with the Best Tack- 142 When All Of Hopewell Falls In Line Hopewell vs Highland Springs In the first game of the sea¬ son the Blue Devils came through with a fighting spirit. It was a tough, hard game for the Devils and the Springers. In the end, however, the op- ponants came through with a victory. The score was High¬ land Springs 14 and Hopewell 8. This didn’t get our boys down. They fought all the harder from then on. Hopewell vs Colonial Heights After a defeat in the first game, Hopewell was determined to win. Colonial Heights didn’t have a chance with our boys that night. The Devils played a great and action-packed game that night, retaining the ball most of the time. The sweeping victory was Colonial Heights 6 and Hopewell 21. i Hopewell’s Larry Arnold is pulled to the side lines. Our Devil, Arnold, runs with the ball for a real yardage gain. We’re Going To Win A A Lancer fails to pick up a first down as he is stopped by Hopewell’s A1 Jones (33). The final score was Manchester 19 and Hopewell 12. Larry Arnold (27) makes good yardage on a sweep. It was a victory for the Blue Devils. The score at the end of a great game was Huguenot 6 and Hopewell 19. 144 Victory Every Time. Paul Powers (25) is tackled by a Lee-Davis player after a long run. Hopewell vs. Lee-Davis This game came as a complete surprise to everyone. The Devils did fight a hard game, but could not seem to get that extra push. The score was Lee-Davis 34 and Hopewell 20. Hopewell vs. Meadowbrook The Big Blue came through with a glorious victory that thrilled every fan. They played such an active game that Meadowbrook didn’t know what was happening. The team was like a steam roller as one touchdown piled on the other. The glorious score was Meadow¬ brook 13 and Hopewell 41. There were many celebrations that night in Hopewell. V ' ■ ' ll f J0 ..HiC - • ■ c B j V R v M i 145 Our boys would not let Meadowbrook through the line. For Hopewell High School, Eddie Miles tries for a touchdown. The overwhelming score was Patrick Henry 20 and Hopewell 40. Mr. Stallard watches the game with hope in his eyes and lots of admiration for the team. The score goes up as Paul Powers (25) makes a touchdown. The final score was Petersburg 46 and Hopewell 7 146 We Will Loyal Be. Hopewell vs. Prince George The Devils came through with a glorious victory over the Royals at our Homecoming game. There was much tension as the score remained 0 to 0 until the last quarter. It was then that our team showed their great skill. The final score was Prince George 0 and Hopewell 13. Hopewell vs. Thomas Dale In the last game of the season the Devils went down in defeat but not in dying spirit. The two team were tied for third place in the distri ct until the Knights knocked us back to fourth. The score was Thomas Dale 13 and Hopewell 0. The Royals tried desperately but could not overtake the great Blue Devils. Hopewell s Ricky Krout (18) completes a pass for a first down. 1 47 For Our Team, We’ll Always Front: Becky Beach, Carol Titterington. Back: Becky Kanak, Fran Rives, Kay Wall, Peggy Peach, Brenda Morene, Donna Gleason, Linda Glass. Our cheerleaders gathering support for the mighty Blue Devils before the Petersburg game Cheer So Faithfully. Becky Beach — Head Brenda Morene Carol Titterington — Head Becky Kanak Kay Wall Kitty Flannagan Varsity W ' JraBpPP h| f Jr 1 ' W Hr 1 it Jr 1 [ I ] 7 AA f Seated: Bruce Sublette, Gerald Coury, David Harless, Mike Hammond, Butch Parsons, Tommy Burns. Standing: 150 Basketball ! Chuck Epps. Farnsworth, Jerry Wallace, Mike Stockdale, Mike Whitley, Roy Budd, Bob Emory, Bill Covington, Bernie 151 Individual Basketball Bill Covington Gerald Coury Mike Whitley Roy Budd Mike Hammond Butch Parsons 152 Tommy Burns Bobby Emory Mike Stockdale Bernie Epps Players Jerry Wallace Bruce Sublette David Harless Chuck Farnsworth Coach Littlepage SCHEDULE Hugunot . Home Thomas Dale.Away Prince George.Home Colonial Heights . Home Patrick Henry . Away Petersburg .. Home Lee-Davis . Away Manchester . Home Meadowbrook . Away Patrick Henry . Home Colonial Heights.Away Prince George . Away Petersburg . Away Thomas Dale.Home Manchester . Away Meadowbrook . Home Managers: Terry Frame, George Lamb, Dennis Rhea. Shoot ’Em From The Floor Billy Covington (52) skillfully evades a Manchester player. Roy Budd (32) jumps up and gets the rebound mf 1 Wmk V: 1 iD l Beinie Epps (24) tries for a basket. Butch Parsons (10) astounds this Manchester player with his maneuverability. 154 Mike Stockdale (54) will not let go of the ball. He has great potential. Tommy Burns blocks a shot. Mike Whitley (44) shoots for two more points. Come On Boys Butch Parsons (10) goes in for a lay up shot. 155 Let ' s Raise That Score r I v ’ - -. ■ ■ ■ . Jump, Mike Jump! Stockdale (54) taps the ball to a Hopewell eager. Coach Littlepage tells his boys to get in and “Fight’ the Royals! The Devils played a hard game against Petersburg and came up victorious. The score goes up another notch as Budd hits for two points. 156 Junior Varsity Football Team First Row: Mike Cunningham, Billy Smith, Stuart Lee, Herbie Wheat, Steve Saunders, Marshal Parker, Allan Nobles, John Taylor. Second Row: Ben Rackley, Billy Griggs, Anthony Nesbitt, Keith Hedgepath, Lennie Nugent, Mike Taylor, Warren Jackson. Third Row: Jerry Strickland, Mike McCauley, Johnny Smith, John Mankia, Clark Lewis. Fourth Row: Sonny Archer, Lin Janosik, Peter McGarrety, Joe Kapalchick. Fifth Row: Ronnie Parker, Coach Buccino, Bobby Arvin. Coach Buccino shows Keith Hedgepath a play while Mike Cunningham, Marshal Parker, Lin Janosik, and Warren Jackson look on. 157 Eighth Grade Football Team R Janosick, Carlton Eavy Gary Sprague, Jimmy Jackson, Victor De Victorio. Second Row: fone? ' Tmli t ? k r! J w’ u aul Q F ersh A ng ’ 1 , Bru e Edwards, Rick Atkinson, Curtis Stephens, Joe Moore. Third Row: Tommy Jones Jim Staten, Guy Wyche, Steve Smallie, Kenny Adams, Larry Collins. Fourth Row: Jackie Greene, Chuck Cason Roger u ghes 3 ,°ak U Rrink 1 ey. Gl ' aham Howle ' Flfth Row : Allan Ellis Gar y Barnes, Tommy Bass, Eugene Johnson! Though small in size, this Devil is not small in spirit. Mr. Hoagland, the coach 158 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Lee, Kay Hammond, Duree Eubank, Jewel Gleason, Joyce Morene, Kay Hedgepath, Chris Tharrington, Patsy Thore Beth Thomas, Carry Glass. Head cheerleaders Joyce Morene and Kay Hedgepath with These girls have projected spirit into the J.V. teams, sponsor, Mrs. Clark. 159 Varsit E!” 1 R ™ : M f k Grammar Terry Jackson, Charles Woodard, Leslie Foley, Richard Maile, Bobby Smith, Gary Frame RupRl? Da ’ Je M- y , Ame T dl ’ Gjenn Roach. Second Row: Doug Corey, Steve Switzer, Tommy Burnes, Bo Partin, Randy Glass’, Bdl ShowaRer, Mickey Janosick, Allan Hoover, Mike Whitley, Philip Stinnet. Third Row: Butch Aultman, Lucky Jones Pete R«t d . b M Ruf an Q M li ke l F T n ’ oi ddie M A ll i eS r’ Carl T Newsome Bobb y Emory, Rickey Krout, Glenn Foxworth. Fourth Row . Ben McLeod, Billy Smith Frankie Clarey, A1 Jones, Jeff Roope, Ronnie McDaniels, Dennis Foxworth, Chick Harrison, Kenny Giese, Larry Arnold. Fifth Row: Coach Stallard, Bo Graham, Rudy Glass, Flake Dry, David Leech, Coach Tiller.’ Coach Tiller 160 Coach Stallard Outstanding Trackmen Butch Aultman shows his skill at discus throwing. Ronnie McDaniels seems to have won this race. ‘ mm ' ■ 0 m ill Four of our great players who helped our team be one to be proud of. They are Butch Aultman, Jerry Amedi, Mickey Janosick, and Ronnie McDaniels. 161 Varsity Baseball First Row: Steve Meyers, Mickey Thompson, Paul Powers, Donald Hagen, Larry Arnold. Second Row: Jeff Roope, Larry Hart, Prank Phillips, Reggie Bowen, Janies Hoover, Mike Hammond. Third Row: Chuck Arnold, Anthony Angone, Benson Sheally, Sonny Archer. Coach Glass with co-captains Paul Powers and Mickey Thompson. An outstanding player, Paul Powers, practices up for a big game. Golf s Front: Gerald Coury, Coach Littlepage, Robert Schultz. Back: Ted Saunders, Chick Wilkerson, Frank Kirtley, Willie Szigeti, Lin Roach, Chalmer Pritchard, Doug Pritchard. Ted Saunders demonstrates his swing. discuss golf matters. Coach Littlepage and Frank Kirtley 163 Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: Donald Hurlburt, Cham Pritchard, Keith Hedgepath. Row 2: Robbie Buren, Marshal Parker, Herbert Wheat, John Hyslop, Bobby Skalleberg. Row 3: George Lamb, William Harper, Tommy Jenkins Fred Phipps Mike Lester, Coach Buccino. ’ Cham Pritchard (20) proceeds to score two more points for the J. V. team. Mr. Buccino talks with his manager George Lamb. The J. V. team, under the coaching of Tony Buccino, maintained a good seasonal record and possessed two key elements — teamwork and sportsmanship, which show the potential of an outstanding team. The ex¬ perience gained this season will be of value to the boys in their future as Varsity players. 164 Eighth Grade Basketball PT jyV j jP i mSk i mm i i lENim v iwTii 1 Kjii Kay. Kjp ' LrjH r iI 1 F • iWHtr i Row 1: Guy Wyche, Paul Pershing ' , Lane Pritchard, Allen Ellis, Jimmy Staton. Row 2: David Mosser, Eddie Fisher, Mark Spatig, Bobby Farnsworth, Nat Hamner. Row 3: Tom Lester, Danny McNeal, Milton Barker, Mark Bujakowski, Mike Janosik. SCHEDULE Jan. 13 Colonial Heights Jan. 21 Petersburg Feb. 3 Chester Feb. 6 Colonial Heights Feb. 10 Prince George Feb. 14 Petersburg Feb. 17 Prince George Feb. 24 Chester Mr. Douglas has done so much with our eighth grade basketball team this year. Each boy has great potential for the varsity team, and has great honor and respect for their coach. He gives them the time, spirit, and guidance that is necessary for a good ball club. Coach Stuart Douglas 165 Varsity Softball Ann Campen Becky Harrison, Ann Youngblood, Donna Wray, Carolyn Boone, Paula Haggerty, Kay Elliot, Miss id Kow. Pat Wyatt, P aye Moore, Paige Watco, Carolyn Campen, Judy Watco, Brenda Burian, Fran Taylor. - ■ ' «,? ' ■!■ f v-n-A •• Co-captains Donna Wray and Ann Youngblood with Miss Webb. Carolyn Campen gets ready to pitch. 164 Our Girls In Action Cynthia Arvin watches as a game is being played. Carolyn Campen demonstrates her pitching. Becky Harrison doesn’t quite make it in time to tag her opponent out. 167 Varsity Hockey i?Janet Chavis, Sandy Sacra Becky Harrison, Brenda Burian, Claudia Allender. Second Row: Gordon Rey olds ’ Marna Glazebrook - Susan Helder, Phyllis Hurlbert, Barbara Kingery, -Jane Elliott, Carolyn Boone, Allison J SiS T 1 1 gl H! “1 P 1 I, - -■ � , L J jfe- ' i-fe- The students of Hopewell High School are extremely proud of the girls on the 1966 Hockey Team. Time and again they have practiced the good sportsmanship and spirit which has become traditional here at our school. ' These girls prac¬ ticed hard and played their best. Even though they didn’t have an outstanding season, their efforts are appreciated. Co-Captains Becky Harrison and Pat Smith with Coach Buren. Junior Varsity Hockey Front: Vickie Chavis, Kathy Bond. Back: Lynette Carson, Noreen Eldrige, Sue Hyatt, Chris Lambert, Freeda Feare, Ellen Eavy, Linda Collins, Vickie Daniels, Isabel Goldberg. These girls have worked very- well under the supervision of the new Coach Miss Hearne. They have shown undying spirit and sportsmanship, and we hope that our future varsity teams will profit from the ex¬ perience gained here. When the girls come to high school they know practically nothing of the sport. With expert training they turn out to be very talented girls and we are very proud of them. Co-Captains Vickie Chavis and Kathy Bond with Coach Hearne. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Row 1: Jean Luifau, Phyllis Hurlbert, Rebecca Harrison, Sandra Sacra, Janet Chavis. Row 2: Kay Elliott, Linda Almond, Carolyn Boone, Jinxie Sziget,. Cathy Lambert, Sue Woodard. Co-Captains are Janet Chavis and Becky Harrison. This year the Devilettes, under the coach¬ ing of Miss Hearn, and with the return of several lettermen, showed promise of suc¬ cess. The girls combined their talents on the court with a marvelous display of sports¬ manship to achieve an impressive seasonal record. Miss Hearn, the coach, and Nerine Eldridge, the manager. 170 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: Marna Glazebrook, Jamelle Ameen. Row 2: Claudia Thompson, Cathy Bond, Vicki Chavis, Jan Luifau. Row 3: Sue Hyatt, Jane Elliott, Georginia Cartin, Claudia Allender, Barbara Kingery, Isabell Goldberg. The girls on this year’s J. V. team have shown much interest in the sport by their enthusias- t i c participation and desire in sportsmanship. Under the guidance of their coach, Miss Buren, the girls worked hard to maintain success for their school and team. Miss Buren (center) with her co-captains Jamelle Ameen (left) and Marna Glazebrook (right). 171 ' In the year ' s to come, we will reminisce the events and memo¬ ries of the clubs and organiza¬ tions that helped to train us in becoming leaders and followers, as do the supporters of a bridge. We will recall the Drama Club productions, the Science Club ex¬ periments, the afternoons spent in planning club programs, the promoting of school spirit, carry¬ ing out our purposes, and going to weekly meetings. Through these clubs we will have been able Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Faye Alderson. Row 2: Douglas Coury, Linda Rawlings, Dee Dee Atwater. Row 3: Kay Emory Diane Patterson, Kitty Flannagan, Mary Lou McNulty. Row 4: Susan Krumel, Brenda Butler, Judy Rawlings, Carolyn Conover, Dottie Harper. Row 5: Lynne Carelock, Brenda Morene, Linda Spatig, Carol Titterington, Susan Stephens Row 6: Peggy Peach, Kay Wall, Frankie Ford, Susan Stout, Becky Beach, Georgette Descheemaeker, Sheila McGowan. Row 1: Linda Rawlings, Chaplain. Row 2: Douglas Coury, President; Dee Dee Atwater, Corresponding Secretary. Row ' 3: Diane Patterson, Recording Secretary; Lynne Carelock, Vice-President. Row 4: Mrs. Patricia Wells, Sponsor; Becky Beach, Treasurer. The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization affiliated with the Virginia District Y.M.C.A. whose members are Junior and Senior girls who maintain good Christian standards and leadership qualities. They work together on school and community service projects to uphold their purpose. Their platform is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar¬ ship, and clean living. Tri-Hi-Y members prepare their bulletin board to publicize National Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Week which they celebrated this year. 174 Hi-Y Row 1: Chip Clark, Donald Neal, Cham Pritchard, Des Moore, Stan Bishop. Row 2: Allen Nichols, David Gessel. Bo Rideout, Bobby Swander, Don Doutt, Gary Akers. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to “create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and com¬ munity, high standards of Christian character.” The Hi-Y has been in existance for three years in Hopewell High School and is now beginning to function as an organized body. Perhaps the most important service project that Hi-Y renders to the school is the Student Directory which was compiled and published by the members and sold to the students. Bottom: Chip Clark, Chaplain. Middle: David Gessel, Presi¬ dent; Allen Nichols, Vice-President. Top: Mr. James Barker, Sponsor. 175 Junior Tri-Hi- Y Bottom: Peggy Clarke, Treasurer. Middle: Robin Snell, Re¬ cording Secretary; Dennie Dale, President. Top: Mrs. Beth Taylor, Sponsor. Dennie Dale, President of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and Mrs. Taylor, Sponsor, check over the agenda for the next meeting. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is composed of girls from the ninth and tenth grades. Its purpose and platform are the same as those of its brother and sister organizations. Row 1 : Mary Peggy Clarke, Bertram, Pam Ann Frederickson. Row Ruth Butterworth, Robin Billy, Ruth Birchett, Linda 2: Kris Patterson Gail Huntley, Jan Coury. Row 3: Nancy Gilliam Snell, Carla Houff. Row 4; Martha Sordelett, Dennie Dale, Kathy T . . Glass, Rita Everett. Row 5: Maude Ann Shame Claudia Harris; Lynn Harper, Connie Caldwell, Patsy Glass, Frances Koehler, Joyce Morene, Sarah Minor. ’ ’ 176 Key The Key Club provided a Christmas basket for Mr. Jones, known as “Batman,” as a service project. The purpose of the Key Club is to promote better school sportsmanship, and higher moral and Chris¬ tian ideals. It is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club and membership is open to boys of high school age. It sponsors many service projects and social activi¬ ties in the school as well as in the community. Bottom: Dougie Pritchard, Secretary; Mr. J. P. Tiller, Sponsor. Middle: Tommy Burns, President; David Leech, Treasurer. Top: Dennis Foxworth, Chaplain; Bobby Emory, Vice-President. Row 1: Dennis Foxworth, Alan Hoover, Mickey Fenn, Robbie Buren, Frank Whipp, David Leech, Gerald Coury. Row 2: Mike Hammond, Kenny Leach, David Poole, Glen Maynard, Lucky Jones, John Hyslop, Bruce Sublette, Dougie Pritchard, Tommy Burns. Row 3: Leslie Foley, Craig Frey, Pitts Halupka, Morris Smith, Mike Stockdale, Roy Budd, Tim Groom, Chuck Farnsworth, Fred Phipps. 177 Future Teachers of America Row 1: Marion Yemma, Barbara Mercer, Jaran Lusk, Laura Ritchie, Debbie Harris. Row 2: Ruth Birchett, Betty Edwards, Freda Fear, Faye Minor, Judy Rawlings, Cindy Culley. Row 3: Isabel Goldberg, Jo Ann ’ Marr, Charlene Sears, Brenda Morene, Dottie Harper, Diane Patterson. Row 4: Pat Shaw, Addie Hall, Nancy Edwards, Jinxie Szigeti, Linda Spatig, Helen Poole. Row 5: Donnie Tatum, Todd Davis, Donna Hylton, Susan Stout, La Donna Rasnick. Claudia Harris. Bottom: Mrs. Helen Agrella, Mrs. Eunice Holbert, Sponsors. Middle: Sandra Christoffel, Secretary; Linda Spatig, Treas¬ urer. Top: Elaine Sebena, Vice-President; Todd Davis, Presi¬ dent. The Hopewell High School Future Teachers of America Club offers to its members the oppor¬ tunity to learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities, responsibilities, and its important role in our democracy. It also offers the members opportunity to explore their own interest and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching. One activity undertaken by the F.T.A. members is studenl tutoring. 178 Future Homemakers of America Left to right: Lynn Harper, Linda Glass, Claudia Harris, Gail Huntley, Joanne Harris, Audrey Conner, Maria Hanford, Debbie Page, Susan Marshburn, Kay Edwards, Cary Glass. The Future Homemakers of America is the na¬ tional organization of home economics students. Through projects and activities, the F.H.A. mem¬ bers strive to develop leadership, to further interest in home economics to emphasize worthy home membership, and to use leisure time constructively. F.H.A. members prepare a display of projects made in the home economics classes. Bottom to Top: Linda Glass, Vice-President; Claudia Harris, President; Lynn Harper, Historian; Mrs. Raney, Sponsor. 179 Future Business Leaders of America Bottom: Judy Jesse, Historian; Regina Mundy, President. Second: Carol Clark, Vice-President; Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Sponsor. Third: Gloria Damron, Treasurer; Linda Lee, Par¬ liamentarian. Top: Pat Wyatt, Secretary; Judy Mills, Re¬ porter. F.B.L.A. members make posters to publicize their sock-hop after one of the basketball games. The purposes of F.B.L.A. are: to promote good business education for the students, to develop com¬ petent, aggressive business leadership, and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of a business occupation. As an aid to their skill in business, the F.B.L.A. prints the school paper, “The Tatler”. Row 1: Regina Mundy, Judy Jesse, Joan Radcliff, Vivian Stallings, Audrey Dalton, Pam Solyan, Alice Daniels. Row 2: Frances Burroughs, Diane Hardy, Gloria Damron, Debbie Lowder, Linda Nesbitt, Jewel Bryant, Pat Burroughs. Row 3: Linda Robinette, Mary Sue Lambert, Billie Jean Greene, Carolyn Medlock, Gail Thomas, Cathy Brown, Kay Curtis. Row 4: Linda Lee, Kay Dereski, Linda Weaver, Pat Wyatt, Kathy Atkins, Judv Mills, Shirley Holloway. 180 Vocational Office Training Club V.O.T. members work with one of the office machines during classroom instruction. Vocational Office Training is based on the principal that one learns best to perform by actual contact with the job under competent supervision. This training serves the student by providing a means for acquiring practical training for a variety of office jobs and making it possible to combine a regular high school course with good preparation for work. Bottom to Top: Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Sponsor; Linda Robinette, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Lee, Vice-President; Judy Mills, President. Row 1: Alice Daniels, Regina Mundy, Judy Jesse, Vivian Stallings, Joan Radcliff, Pam Solyan, Frances Burroughs. Row 2: Billie Jean Greene, Betty Sheppard, Linda Robinette, Linda Nesbitt, Jewell Bryant, Linda Lee, Mary Sottiaux. Row 3: Gail Thomas, Cathy Brown, Jeannie Persley, Shirley Holloway, Helen Wyche, Mary Frances Stamper. 181 Distributive Education Club .mi _ 11 [ ! m m 4 j 1 Row 1: Donna Ford, Jo Ann Clarke, Teresa Earles, David Harless, Tallie Taylor, Dennis Taylor, Jimmy Altman Theresa Powrozmk. Row 2: Dianne Davis Sheila Stiltover, Ted Saunders, Johnny Altman, Skip Wajick, Doris Padgett, Donald Case, Judy Watko. Row 3: Billy Garvin, Suzette Davis, Glen Roach, Lamar Leath, Tommy Sharp, Wayne Pmkleton, Ronnie Adams, Cathy Poe, Kathy Thompson. Row 4: Grover McDonald, Bill Vance Ricky Leadbetter, Kerry Fletcher, Jimmy Emory, J. D. Bowen, Robert Adams, Mickey Story, Elizabeth Heath ’ The Distributive Education Clubs of America and the D.E. classes have been in existence for many years at Hopewell High School. They provide specialized training for students entering or already employed in retail, wholesale, and service organi¬ zations. Bottom: Donna Ford, Chaplain; Jo Ann Clark, Co-Reporter. D.E. members work on their bulletin board during a meeting Second. Theresa Powrozmk, Co-Reporter; David Harless, Vice-President. Third: Dennis Taylor, President; Jimmy Alt¬ man, Parliamentarian. Top: Tallie Taylor, Treasurer. 182 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Row 1: Valerie Wheat, Judy Collins, Mike Vanatta, Margaret Harlow, Vivian Jeunger. Row 2: Ardelia Harper, Marsha Hoffman, Gloria Harvey, Jackie Poitevint, Sharon Wright, Frances Taylor, Larry Lowe. Row 3: Linda Abrams, Mary Watkins, Linda Almarode, Nancy Power, Donna McPhearson, Roland Hazlitt. Row 4: Jimmy Coleman, Clarence Mosely, Wayne Logan, Richard Severin, Janice Dale, Wayne Raglin, Glen Davis. Row 5: Barry Jones, Larry Griffin, David Shue, Wayne Daniels, Edward Erickson. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was organized last year in Nashville and Hopewell became a member of the charter group in Virginia. The club plans activities in all phases of local, state, and national activities. Last year, they were winners in eleven district contests and four in the state. V.I.C.A. members work on the scrapbook during class. Bottom: Marie Alexander, Chaplain; Pat Kendrick, Parlia¬ mentarian. Middle: Vivian Juenger, Reporter; Judy Collins, Treasurer; Margaret Harlow, Secretary. Top: George Angone, Vice-President; Mike Vanatta, President; Mr. M. M. Utleye, Sponsor. 183 Latin Forum Front: Susan Stout, President; Linda Glass, Secretary. Back: Bill Thompson, Vice-President; Tom Glovier, Treas¬ urer. At the annual Latin Forum Banquet in the spring, members pose in their costumes. The members of the Latin Forum have organ¬ ized the Latin department into a social unit to advertise by club activities, the value of Latin study in the school. They have considered at leisure, the more interesting phases of Roman life and customs. n°KK 1: M° ald Fa £u’ R , and o y . Reidm ! ller ’ Canton Eavey, Edward Stinnett, Jimmy Harper, Robert Hainstock, Rl i? nda Stevens, Ra V ra R A chie ’- M rn y n Hosea - Row 2 : David Paylor, Nat Hamner, Ann Hnr ess M a ry Ellen Holland, Linda Polk, Pat Jarvis, Gail Huntley, Camm Moore. Row 3: Dickie Partin, Don Neal, Edward Helder, Caro Henderson, Rita Everett, Audrey Perry, Ellen Martin, John McBride, Richard Flaherty. Row 4: John Hyslop, Bill Hamner, Pam Billy, Maud Ann Sharp, Debbie Fr azier, Roma Ameen, Debbie rl riU? ar i ene Than ? as Stinnett. Row 5: Chip Clark, Marion Yemma, Sandra Vick, Debbie Ostreich, Fd Jnrni R t Mlc ? e Billy, Patsy Harrison, Linda Shuler, Belinda Cyckevic, Saundra Garrell, Janet Hole, Betty SJf? w ’m ai 5 5 arn 5, on ’ Debra McMilhan, Kathy Lambert. Row 6: Rene Reid, Bettie Carwile, Pam High- smith Nehl Aldndge, Tom Glovier, David Gessell, Jo Ann Marr, Elizabeth Schulhof. Row 7: Joyce Morene (iaiy Akers, Mike Stefanic, Jinxie Szigeti, Steve Switzer, Bill Thompson, Susan Stout, Patsy Glass, Linda Glass! French Circle Brenda Thomas and Cindy Morenz plan the program for the next meeting. The French Circle is a club formed by students who are taking or have taken French. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for a better knowledge of the language and the culture of France. Bottom to Top: Brenda Thomas, President; John Hyslop, Vice-President; Cindy Morenz, Treasurer; Judy Rawlings, Secretary; Miss Audrey Chambliss, Sponsor. Row 1: Judy Rawlings, Darlene Hoover, Chip Clark, Mary Book, Dougie Pritchard. Row 2: Susan Helder, Amy Hoffman, Nancy Edwards, Pat Barnette, Debbie Morenz, Betty Mayes. Row 3: Pam Billy, Cindy Morenz, Tommy Hardy, Karen Chivers. Row 4: Brenda Thomas, Michelle Billy, Chuck Arnold, Sandra Rowland, Gary Akers, Miss Chambliss. Row 5: John Hyslop, Pitts Halupka, Robert Stump, Bernie Epps, Kenny Giese, Allen Nichols. 185 Spanish Club Row 1: Becky Hapstack, Diane Highsmith, Jeanine Kokinski, Donna Maskman, Sherry Barnes, Sharon Johnston, Melanie Karnes. Row 2: Jean Hazelgrove, Sammie Parsons, Jennifer Lehman, Marcia Morriss, Myrtle Taylor, Danielle Aderhelt. Row 3: Janan Lusk, Linda Howard, Robert Bannerman, Faye Minor, Addie Hall, David Poole, Anne Mabry, Beth Thomas. Row 4: Douglas Cheeley, A. J. Kendrick, Tommy Bailey, Debbie Lapeyre, Carol Flaherty, Barbara Mabe, Philip Hylton. Row 5: Garland Eavy, Dana Alcorn, Nancy Edwards, Claudia Allender, Carlton Webb, Frank Kirtley, Connie Stone. Row 6: Eugene Ruig, Margaret Rose, Gary Martin, Audrey Wyche, Donna Hylton, Irene Bannerman, Amy Thomas, Fran Rives. Row 7: Cathy Bertram, Ruthie Birchett, Donnie Tatum, David Gessell, Bob Threewitts, Frank Phillips, LaDonna Rasnick, Sarah Minor. Row 8: Bobby Swander, Bobby Smith, Mark Ascoli, Brent Birchett, Pitts Halupka, Rudy Glass. Bottom: Diane Highsmith, Publicity Chairman. Second: Sarah Minor, Treasurer; Fran Rives, Secretary. Third: David Poole, Sergeant-at-Arms; David Gessell, Chaplain. Top: Bobby Swander, Vice-President; Bobby Smith, Presi¬ dent. The Spanish Club is an active organization that strives to give its members who are learning the Spanish language, a further insight into the culture and art of the Spanish speaking people. Mrs. Mercedes Sais, Sponsor, helps decorate the stage for the Christmas program in which the Spanish Club had a part. 186 Science Club Row 1: Gail Hoffman, Jeanine Kokinski, Rhonda Stevens, Billy Trayler, Danielle Aderholt, Janie Pritchard. Row 2: Richard Flaherty, Diane Baugher, Betty Mayes, Carol Flaherty, Audrey Perry, Becky Garrett, Dougie Pritchard, Carrie Mottesheard. Row 3: Bill Swackhamer, Chip Clark, Kathie Adkins, Patsy Glass, Allen Nichols, Betty Jo Pintevalle, Margaret Rose. Row 4: Robert Bannerman, Bobby Smith, Faye Minor, Claudia Allender, Janet Talley, Philip Hylton. Row 5: Howard Parsons, Kay Edwards, David Ellis, Debbie Lapeyre. Jo Ann Cerny, Frank Kirtley, Irene Bannerman. Row 6: Mike Dolan, Donna Hylton, Doug Corey, Carlton Webb, Pitts Halupka, Pat Smith, Freda Fear. The purpose of the Science Club is to create and promote an interest in science and a scientifically oriented profession. It provides a creative outlet for students who have an aptitude for science. At a special meeting of the Science Club, the guest speaker explains an experiment which is part of his presentation. Bottom: Allen Nichols, Secretary-Treasurer. Middle: Chuck Arnold, Chaplain; Frank Kirtley, President. Top: Mr. Her¬ bert Bannerman, Sponsor; Dale Kitche, Vice-President. 187 The Ole Blue Players Bottom: Todd Davis, President. Middle: Michele Billy, Vice- President; Linda Spatig, Secretary. Top: Mr. Bill Gilmore, Sponsor, Bill Thompson, Treasurer. Drama Club members socialize backstage at their Christmas party. The Ole’ Blue Players try to stimulate interest in the dramatic arts by providing the school and community with quality stage productions. This guild offers an opportunity for self-expression among young people and a means for furthering a career in the theatre. Row 1: Becky Hapstack, Mike Bryan, Rusty Tatum, Steve Salinger, Ann Harless, Kathy Easterling, Doris Furr. Row 2: Diane Patterson, Kitty Flannagan, Ellen Martin, Brenda Edwards, Mary Ellen Holland, Audrey Perry, Kathy Lyckberg, Linda Polk. Row 3: Joe Jones, Pam Billy, Sarah Minor, Gail Rawlings, Jeanine Kokinski, Sandra Vick, Connie Stone, Mary Lou McNulty. Row 4: Gary Martin, Betty Edwards, Martha Sordelett, Maud Ann Sharp, Carolyn Medlock, Pat Wyatt, Kathy Adkins, Darlene Perry. Row 5: Marshall Minchew, Ruth Malamis, Jean Doolittle, Carol Flaherty, Cary Glass, Michele Billy, Linda Spatig, Diane Armstrong, Kathy Eason, Debbie Lapeyre. Row 6: Gary Moore, Sandra Rowland, Janet Talley, Don Doutt, Don Neal, Robert Bannerman, Mark Spatig, Margaret Rose, Carrie Motlesheard. Row 7: David Gessell, Rudy Glass, Pitts Halupka, Mike Dolan, Donnie Tatum, Steve Podlewski, Bill Thompson, Todd Davis, Jinxie Szigeti, Patsy Glass. The Art Apprentices At a typical meeting at the Art Apprentices, members listen attentively as a program is presented. The purpose of the Art Apprentices Association is to give its members a cultural outlet, broadening their knowledge of the art world. Any student who has expressed an interest in art is eligible for membership. Bottom: Judy Barnes, Chaplain; Annette Marmol. Vice- President. Row 2: Jay Bohanan, Program Chairman; Kay Emory, Secretary. Row 3: Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Sponsor; Shelia McGowan, President. Top: Jean Doolittle, Treasurer. Row 1: Doris Furr, Jo Ern Connelly, Connie Ward, Judy Barnes, Annette Marmol. Row 2: Mary Book, Kay Emory, Shelia McGowan, Jean Doolittle, Pam Strosnider, Linda Gail Rawlings. Row 3: Shirley Dunbar, Marlene Sadler, Zoe Bailey, Fran Peterson, Shelley Lowder, Janice Bass. Row 4: Carolyn Kriegler, Kay Wall, Luther Hodges, Mike Swindell, Jay Bohanan, Paul Casey. 189 Girls Monogram Club Row 1: Phyllis Hurlbert, Sandy Sacra, Becky Harrison, Janet Chavis. Row 2: Carolyn Boone Susan Helder Kay Elliott, Paula Haggerty. ’ ’ The Girls Monogram Club includes girls who have received Varsity letters in hockey, basketball, and softball. This also includes the managers of these teams. The Club has various activities such as selling refreshments during basketball games. Each year they give a Parents Appreciation program, and award a scholarship to a graduating senior of the club. Bottom: Becky Harrison, President; Phyllis Hurlbert, Treas¬ urer. Middle: Susan Helder, Secretary; Kay Elliott, Vice- President. Top: Miss Mary Ellen Buren, Sponsor. 190 Miss Buren, Sponsor, presents a letter to a Varsity player, Pat Smith. Boys Monogram Club Row 1 : Tommy Burns, Carl Newsom, Mike Whitley, Steve Myers, Bo Partin, A1 Jones. Row 2: Steve Switzer, Lucky Jones, James Hoover, Bobby Emory, Mike Hammond. When a boy has lettered in one or more Varsity sports, football, baseball, basketball, track, or golf, he is eligible for membership in the Boys Monogram Club. Having shown his ability in a school sport, a boy strives to uphold the goals of good citizenship and sportsmanship through his playing ability. At the Rotary Club’s annual football banquet, players receive their awards. Bottom: Tommy Burns, Secretary, Mr. Jack Stallard, Spon¬ sor. Middle: Steve Myers, President, Bobby Emory, Vice- President. Top: A1 Jones, Parliamentarian. 191 Pep Club Anticipating the excitement of the Hopewell-Petersburg foot¬ ball game the next night, Pep Club members and Blue Devil fans rise to cheer at the annual bonfire. The ideals of spirit and school participation were prompted and promoted to a new height this year by the newly organized Pep.Club. This important and vital organization was developed to attain a more active and participating student body. Bottom: Mr. Harold Williams, Sponsor; Jamelle Ameen, Treasurer. Middle: Bobby Smith, President; Amy Thomas, Secretary. Top: Brad Nicholson, Vice-President. Kow 1 : may Hudson, Mary Lou McNulty, Allison Gordon, Stephanie Banvard, Connie Pentecost Zoe Bailey Janice Britt, Pam Lester, Jamelle Ameen, Cathy Drake, Annette Garrett, Amy Thomas, Melanie Karnes Connie Ward, Kay Emory. Row 2: Mike Bryant, Bruce Dalton, Margaret Martin, Janet Maile, Connie Stone Carl Pippin, Rosaline Vergara, Ann Mabrey, Janie Pritchard, Debbie Arnold, Jeannette Davis, Carol Warren Lynn Jacobs. Row 3: Pat Wyatt, Debbie Thompson, Suzanne Rouse, Pat Burroughs, Jeannie Lawson Linda Collins, Audrey Wyche, Debbie Lowder, Kay Curtis, Rhonda Lewis, Alan Collins, Vickie Connelly, Lee Clatter- buck Bobby Smith. Row 4: Jerry Saleeby, Thurman Elmore, Barbara Mabe, Vivian Sexton Mary Munty Brenda Wray, Edith Parker, Mary Ellen Grammer, Marcia Morriss, Linda Weaver, Beverly’ Dunbar MerP lead, Gary Lawson. Row 5: Sandra Belch, Myrtle Taylor, Jean Doolittle, Fran Peterson, Kitty Fla’nnagan S t h Ha upka ’ Annette Marmol, Bob Threewitts, Judy Barnes, Doug Corey, Alan Hoover, Allen Nichols, David Press The editor of the high school page is Miss Margaret Harlow. The Press Club was newly organized this year for students who are interested in journalism. Its purpose is to give the people of Hopewell an insight into the opinions, activities, and character of the students at H. H. S. by placing a high school news page in the local newspaper. In this way, the club hopes to provide a valuable link in communications between the school and our community. Club Bottom: Carol Flaherty, President; Mrs. Eunice Holbert, Sponsor. Middle: Margaret Harlow, Editor. Top: Douglas Coury, Member-at-large; Milton Barker, Secretary. ' m w . j f H T II mm jr i w jiyfe ' v 1 f JSm Row 1: Kathy Thompson, Brenda Butler, Mary Sue Irving, Jo Ann Snyder. Row 2: Douglas Coury, Carolyn Medlock, Carol Flaherty, Margaret Harlow, Iris Stewart, Bobby Swander. Row 3: B etty Hobbs, Debbie Lapeyre, Cindy Morenz, Milton Barker, Brenda Morene, Jackie Shelbourne. 193 ■ ' -i ’ ‘ - . X: r -v ' . l Oilr leaders of tombrrow, those hard practices for parades and concerts, the feeling of ac¬ complishment, striving for per¬ fection, and the headaches and rewards of being cn the Kaleid¬ oscope Staff are revealed in these pages. The inner feeling of ac¬ complishment and the enjoyment of developing our talents brings about more construction of our never ending bridge of life. Student Co-operative Association I i [■. - 4 111 m ■r ■ | flv 1 j tJ - • Firsi Row: Carla Houff, Randy Kirk Joe Boone, Helen Poole, Cindy Wood, Deborah Page, Linda Polk, Jane Pritchard, Eddie Fisher. Second Row: Patsy Thore, Melody Cappiali, Sandra Luck, Kay Emory, Bruce Dalton, Stephanie Banvard, Carol Henderson Linda Schuler Sylvia Courtney. Third Row: Steve Switzer, Sandra Cuddihy, Becky Kanak, John Hyslop, Harry Garfmkel, Mike Bujakowski, Curtis Stevens, William Witherow, Marcia Morriss, Bo Rideout, Brenda Butler, A1 Jones fourth Row: Maud Ann Sharp Pam Billy, David Poole, Susan Krumel, Earl Mathis, Lindy Allmond, Janet Brydon, Wanda Scarberry Elaine Sebera, Kay Hammond, Betty Carwile. Fifth Row: Ronnie McDaniel, Bobby McNew, Brad Nicholson Caroi Tittermgton Mick 1 Davis, Jo Ann Goodman, Gary Lance. Sixth Row: Becky Beach, Kay Wall, Cynthia Morentz, Flake Dry, Billy Smith, David Harless, Glen Foxworth, Connie Caldwell, Alan Noel, Neil Aldridge. SCA LEADERS Top to bottom: Mr. Jerrell Sober, Sponsor; A1 Jones President; Bo Rideout, Vice-President; Brenda Butler, Secretary; Susan Krumel, District Representative. S.C.A. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AT WORK Becky Beach (seated) and Brad Nicholson (seated) direct their committeemen, Kay Hammond and Jane Pritchard, (standing left to. right), on honor code and handbook work. These two com¬ mittees have been very active this year. S.C.A. Committee Chairmen V� « C, Seated: Carol Titterington, Bulletin Board; Janet Brydon, Scrapbook; Susan Krumel, School Appearance; Randy Kirk and Elaine Sebera, Teacher Appreciation; Becky Beach, Honor Code. Standing: Flake Dry, Traffic Squad; Lindy Allmond, Student of the Month; Becky Kanak, Assembly Squad; Harry Garfinkel, Public Relations. Our Student Cooperative Association is the governing body of Hopewell High School. Each homeroom elects a representative to serve on the Council, which meets twice a month. Much of the work of the SCA, though, is done through committees. Each representative is assigned to serve on one committee. The committee chair¬ men pictured above are very important, as they direct all the activities in the field over which their committee has jurisdiction. This year, under the outstanding leadership of A1 Jones, President, and Mr. Jerrell Sober, Sponsor, the SCA sponsored a very successful Homecoming with a parade through town, half¬ time activities, a sock hop, and a dance. The main goal and objective of the SCA this year was the completion and enactment of a success¬ ful honor code. Through the work and enthusi¬ asm of the student body and their elected representatives, all the projects and assemblies of the SCA were very effective and successful. OUR S. C. A. IN ACTION A1 Jones conducts a Student Council meeting. 197 H.H.S. National , S ' i mm t s ¥ Z ' | s lJl i feSwv Ml C JmM % M M.mBKW: iL -NjM I ja jp : It nH ■a kSIkw w i . JP L.ft! P j ft. J|g||f iffll J 90 mSr Ik M. Jp(| 1 m j Hjft v Jj ISr ft : .sgppr � ft u J OI- - jp � gnm- ww V gag - Wm ■ ,!■ iriH I Character Scholarship Leadership Service Sponsor Mrs. Phyllis Synan President Becky Beach tpJHn ’ f0 Q Ur - J f ni0r anc l seni f Students, who exemplified in their school life the worthy objectives of lv ww S 1Gty ’ er . ta PP ed for membership on December 16, 1966. No honor conferred bv our school excels that of membership in the Hopewell Chapter of the National Honor Society It represents the funda thTdesired ends 8 Oth ho hlgh f sc “. are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained onlv.npcll .mu ' f n h ? r ? a ! t J le dls P° sal of thls high school are partial in that they recognize Leadership and Service ’ Thi the , Na 10nal Honor Society looks upon Character, Scholarship, rttaSrt St S schTol r X ot LSi erSh,P in the Natl0nal Hon ° r Society is the hiKhest hono ‘- Honor Society WHO WILL BE TAPPED? Seated left to right: Mrs. Synan, Becky Beach. Standing left to right: Frank Kirtley, Brenda Morene, Pat Smith, Mary Lou McNulty, Becky Harrison. These six senior members and their sponsor planned the annual tapping held in a special school assembly on December 16, 1966. Top left Brenda Houff is tapped for membership. Top right Vice-President; Pat Smith Bottom left Secretary: Brenda Morene Bottom right Treasurer: Mary Lou McNulty 199 Blue And Gold First row: Sammy Malamis, Tommy Harris, Gary Gray, Gene Hazelgrove. Second row: Nerine Eldridge, Carolyn Boone, Gloria Damron, Kay Tucker, Racheal Baily, Linda Mosely, Sarah Minor, Pam Billy, Danielle Aderholt. Third row: Ronnie Min ter Bill Moyer, David Miles, Don Everheart, Chuck Arnold, Linette Carson, Roxanne Leavitt, Albert McLeod. Fourth row: Tom Pawling, Jack Ingle, Joe Webster, Rocky Anderson, Ricky Faulker, Mike Frantz, Douglas. Pritchard, Andy Chermak, Mike Hodge, Mark Ascolli. Fifth row: Mike Dolan, Douglas Cheely, Jack Cramer, Andy Libsomb, John Bowgan, John Bell, Kathy Walker, Gary Moore. Sixth row: Janice Britt, Vicky Holt, Sandra Luck, Linda Rawlings, Pudgy Buffo, Lynne Carelock, Georgette Descheemaeker.’ 5 11 Sfgj] L t hi This year the Blue and Gold Band has perform¬ ed at many festivities. Whether on the football field, holiday parades, or at concerts, they have exemplified showman¬ ship and musical talent. H.H.S. Majorettes lead the school in the Alma Mater. 200 Mr. George Taylor Director Marching Band Front row: Bobby McNew, Clarence Minter, Donald Thore, Wayne Furr. Second row: Patty Curtis, Ricky Bennett, Charles Gadinis, Donald McDiarmid, Dorrie Sattlewhite, Pamela Akers, Debbie Rawlings, Barbara Doutt, Jeannie England. Third row: Tommy Baley, Avon Miles, Gregory Eavey, Randy Reidmiller, Audrey Perry, Freda Fear, Mar¬ garet Rose, Carol Livingston, Frankie Trivett. Fourth row: Ricky Rickman, Gary Gris- sam, William Wyatt, Butch Parsons, Frank Philips, Alan Flannagan, Tommy ' Fields. Fifth row: Phylis Hulbert, Gary Dolan, Robert Lackey, Chuck Farnsworth, Melissa Shopsheare, John Johnston, Alan Confer. Sixth row: Brenda Butler, M lva Ingram, Frankie Ford, Faye Minor, Douglas Coury, Paige Watko, Becky Garrett, Faye Alder- son, Carl Pippin. y � ...mm BWk - 4 k - Ol J fit y . -j- { This year the Blue and Gold Band has performed many thrilling half time shows, which took many long and hard hours to perfect. Our band has proved to be a great asset to our school. Band members get ready to march for the football game. 201 Blue and Gold Band on parade. Introducing The 1967 We owe much Gold Majorette Corps and accomplishments year. Brenda Butler, them this year in formances which we Blue and Gold Major for a job well done. Georgette Descheemaeker Head Majorette Brenda Butler Faye Alderson From left to right: Janice Britt, Vicky Holt, Sandra Luck, Linda Rawlings, Pudgy Buffo, Lynne Carelock, Georgette Descheemaeker, Brenda Butler, Joanne Marr. Frankie Ford Pudgy Buffo Paige Watko Vicky Holt Sandra Luck 202 Majorettes And Drum Major thanks to the Blue and for all the hard work they have done this head majorette, led many outstanding per- all will remember. The ettes deserve a hand Drum Major Carl Pippin Lynne Carelock Douglas Coury £fl [4 m mi (Left to Right) Melva Ingram, Frankie Ford, Faye Minor, Douglas Coury Paige Watko Becky Garrett, Faye Alderson, Patty Curtis. Linda Rawlings Janice Britt Becky Garrett Faye Minor Melva Ingram 203 Senior Anne o tte rett ’ Jicke Cunningham, Linda Woodson, Patsy Glass, Linn Roach, Donald Doutt, Norman Wood- i ’, Bl11 Ehscm- Second Row: Becky Pleasants, Bonnie Winters, Martha Sordelett, Sylvia Henderson, Brenda Long, Rita roIn en, T? C f Udia 4 G e r R S ach ’ T J T eri ; y W f llace ’ David Ellis. Third Row: Linda Robinette, Sandra Wray, Ruth Birchett, Cathy Bertram, Betty Carwile, Pam Highsmith, Brenda Morene, Kay Elliot, Donald Eastman, Donald Tatum. Fourth Row Barbara Langford, Pat Norwood, Darlene Sears, Kathy Whitmore, Carolyn Lee, Ruth Malamis, Lisa Clary, Wilma Reynolds terry Angle, Mike Hammond. ’ Mrs. Madeline Atkins Director This is an action shot of our choir director, Mrs. Atkins, and the Senior Choir which is one of our school’s greatest assets. It plays a great role in our Drama Club plays, con¬ certs for the public, and school assemblies. Mrs. Atkins leads the choir in a song. 204 Choir First Row: Bruce Titterington, Ronnie McDaniel, Peggy Bradley, Nancy Gilliam, Jackie Mills, Ruth Butterworth, Donna Lunce, Melanie Karnes, Mrs. Atkins. Second Row: Clyde Jessee, Grover McDonald, Leonard Johnson, Elaine Mottesheard Suzette Davis, Connie Caldwell, Beth Hughes, Donna Mashburn. Third Row: Randall Bland, Chancey Hanchey, Charlotte Cozart, Amy Thomas, Janet Gilliam, Darlene Hoover, Kathleen Lewis, Kathy Luckberh, Joanetta Hardy. Fourth Row Butch Draper, Todd Davis, Tom Markland, Wanda Scarberry, Michelle Billy, Susan Stephens, Carol Titterington Linda Spatig, Diane Patterson, Janet Chavis. j !lff mm •1 n ¥ A. A Pi Kay Elliot accompanies the choir in a song. Miss Kay Elliot is the accompanist for our choir this year. Both fun and a great deal of hard work go into a successful choir such as this one. It is appre¬ ciated and remembered by all who hear it. Miss Kay Elliot Accompanist 205 Junior Choir First Row: Mrs. Atkins, Brenda Grant, Sammie Parson, Theresa Miller Peggy Crowder Virginia Nmvnt- a™ q q k B arbara Moore, Claudia Thompson, Jane Elliott, Vinnie Smith, Mary Ann BuSe Carol Jones Jovoe FloweU A T ,„d? p m ' rwi E11 p n Gram g ,ar - S , ec S n l Ro ' S : Dian e Highsmith, Lisa Lin’denmuth, RebecclHess iZrl Severn Pam Akens Sandra Glovier, Brincey Bryant, Kathy Eason, Nancy Hoyle, Sharron McLean Torn Ano-lp c v it,ia wkii vr o ’ Sandra Wiseman, Barbara Chase, Suzanne Hess, Barbara Doutt, Libby HancheV Linda G?Int Third Row- w r Clatterbuck, Bob Bannerman, Johnnie Smith, Luther Hodges, Thurman Elmore Arthur TemZ ' Dry, Ronnie Sullivan, Jack Ingle, Marshall Minchew, Terry Wood, Alan Strickland’, Bobby B llardf Stephen Garnet’ Junior Band Ln St T? OW: TP an a y M cNeal - Martha T McNulty, Beth Pate, Rhonda Leslie, Stephanie Banvard, Cynthia Belch Sheila Camn- rf in- rIv l Br °w er ’ Camm Moore, Joe Krowder, John Stancil, Eric Furr. Second Row: Brenda Wray Sharon Johnson DTvM% H „ 0 sLt nd M? a Utt Payl0r ' B ly Tlailer ’ F, anCeS FOrd ' FoUrth Row Bartow’Towsey, Curtis St phens AnthonoNes Rt,’ 206 Junior Choir n lUr M r Atkl ®- Rudol P h Pat Miller, Patrice Gilliam, Lavern Miles, Betsy Leadbetter, Cathy Bonner, i,° t P ar fr’ R f. enda Rlddl dc ’ Dianne Cannon, Jeanine Kokinski, Kathy Thompson, Doris Furr. Second Row: Valerie Kolida- kis Judy Ellis, Cindy Goff, Sandra Vick, Betsy Bailey, Kay Edwards, Kay Bickings, Vickey Dean, Margaret Martin Debbie Thompson Kay Hammond Debbie Page, Shirley Dunbar, Elizabeth Moore. Third Row: Kay Hedgepeth, Maud Ann Sharp Jennifer Lehman Kathie Adkins, Mark Tush, Ricky Faulkner, Johnny Clark, Harold Wil iamson Leslie Williams Phfl , P n Hylton, Hoyt Buckner, Margie Hill, Peggy Hall, Virginia Brinkley. winiamson, Leslie Williams, Phillip Eighth Grade Choir First Row: Mrs. Atkins Lynn Jacobs, Ann Harless, Judy Huneycutt, Debbie Allen, Judy Barbee, Debbie Atkins, Jo Anne Harns, Brenda Brown, Susan Stancil Sue Hayden, Kathy Easterling, Zoila Cruz. Second Row: Carlotta Nesbitt, Rosemary R f u . ra ; Adams, Bertha Rudolph, Deborah Ann McGowan, Gene Ann Moore, Brenda Shearin, Donna Finklea, Kathv Griffith, Melody Primrose, Debbie Tucker, Sandy Lewis, Janet Gray, Sheryl Brown, Carol Bloxam, Carrie Flowers. Third Row: Janet Talley, Sharon Cozart Betty Hobbs, Pat Ackerman, Milton Barker, Ricky Atkinson, Mark Harrison, Ronnie Brown, Cecil Jackson, Roger Drumheller, Jo Anne Cerny, Jo Goodman, Susan Riddle, Betty Houston Collern Moore 207 Tatler Staff jit First Row: Jeanne Purseley, Diane Hardy, Cathy Brown, Mrs. Martin, Carolyn Medlock, Jewell Bryant. Second Row: Vivian Stallings Linda Weaver Linda Robinette, Frances Burroughs, Kay Curtis, Shirley Holloway, Kathie Adkins, Kathy Bonner, Regina Mundy, Patricia Burroughs, Alice Daniels. Library Staff First Row: Marie Hanford, Linette Carson, Gail Hoffmann, Chancey Hanchey, Joyce Hendrick, Barbara Moore, Chris Lam- SharD Se Third rTw ' DaV p S ’ Br f n da Brown, Lynne Jacobs, Bill Cole, Joe Snyder, Sheryl Brown, Maud Shaip. third Row W lliam Swaffoid, Wilma Reynolds, Brenda Grant, Kathy Lambert, Janet Franklin Bettv Hobbs Conti RiSy Ashworth, SwarTpa™ Perkinson ' Jo A = Helen Wyehe, Emmett Major, Mike 208 The Kaleidoscope Staff First Row: Linda Gail Rawlings, Peggy Peach, Michelle Billy, Elaine Sebera, Gloria Roberts, Becky Beach, Dee Dee At¬ water, Linda Spatig, Becky Kanak, Lindy Allmond, Janet Brydon, Judy Rawlings, Donna Mashburn. Second Row: Georgette Descheemaeker, Donna Gleason, Carol Titterington, Carolyn Kreigler, Lynne Carelock, Bobby Swander, Douglas Coury, Bill Thompson, Susan Stout, Jinxie Szigeti, Gary Akers, Avon Miles. Top to Middle of ladder: Brenda Houff, Dottie Sue Harper, Faye Alderson. On goal posts: Brenda Morene, Brenda Butler. 209 We, The Kaleidoscope Staff, Present EDITORS Brenda Butler; Brenda Morene; Susan Stout, Junior Assist¬ ant. After much hard work and many trying ex¬ periences, we, the Kaleidoscope Staff, present this yearbook to the student body of Hopewell High School with pleasure and satisfaction. We are very proud of our finished product and we know that you will be, too. The honor of being on the Kaleidoscope Staff was enjoyed by 20 seniors and 11 juniors. Working together with the help of our sponsor, Mr. Utleye, we all met our deadlines and our efforts were re¬ warded at the Kaleidoscope Assembly when our yearbook was officially presented to you. The 1966-67 Kaleidoscope Staff bids you farewell, but we leave our cherished memories recorded in our ever-changing Kaleidoscope. CLASSES Gloiia Roberts, Editor; Carolyn Kreigler, Senior Assistant; Cary Akers, Jinxie Szigeti, Junior Assistants. ATHLETICS Dee Dee Atwater, Editor; Lynne Carelock, Senior Assist¬ ant; Avon Miles, Junior Assistant; Bobby Swander Senior Assistant. FEATURES Linda Spatig, Editor; Linda Gail Rawlings, Senior Assist¬ ant; Becky Kanak, Junior Assistant. FACULTY Michelle Billy, Senior Assistant; Faye Alderson, Editor; Donna Gleason, Junior Assistant. This Book To You, H.H.S. BUSINESS MANAGER Brenda Houff; Sheila McGowan, Senior Assistant; Janet Brydon, Junior Assistant. ORGANIZATIONS P-° U la S „ Coury ’ Editor : Elaine Sebera, Senior Assistant; Lindy Allmond, Junior Assistant; Carol Titterington, Senior Assistant. PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Thompson, Bobby Swander, Gary Akers. CIRCULATIONS MANAGER Donna Mashburn, Senior Assistant; Dottie Sue Harper; Judy Rawlings, Junior Assistant. ACTIVITIES Becky Beach, Editor; Georgette Descheemaeker, Assistant; Peggy Peach, Junior Assistant. Senior SPONSOR Mr. Malvin Utleye The concrete boulders are the basis for a bridge, just as the ads are the basis of a good year¬ book. The 1967 Kaleidoscope ex¬ presses its deep and sincere ap¬ preciation to the following busi¬ ness concerns, whose interest and cooperation have helped to make possible the publication of this, our yearbook of Hopewell High School. We are indebted to. one and all. Congratulations From fill (III FEJERIL HONE 214 North 6th Avenue 458-6377 Hopewell ' Both Firms Render 24 Hour Ambulan ce Service 405 High Street RE2-3442 Petersburg WELIS EOHID FUNERAL HOME I Congratulations BUSINESS AND EDITORIAL STAFFS of the KALEIDOSCOPE and to the GRADUATING CLASS of HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS DIVISION OF ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION NITROGEN DIVISION OF ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION FIRESTONE SYNTHETIC FIBERS CO. HERCULES INCORPORATED CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY INCORPORATED CRATER MOTOR CO., INC. Hopewell-Petersburg Road Volkswagen Sales — Service — Parts Compliments of DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW Granny, what big eyes you have ' A W SUPER MARKET 3510 Courthouse Road Hopewell, Virginia SPERO ' S Your Store of Fashion Sycamore Washington Petersburg, Va. Someone ' s Coming! LASTOVICA JEWELER Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Diamond Resetting 702 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia LIBBY ' S DO-NUT SHOP Hopewell, Virginia Hot Dogs Hamburgers Do-Nuts You ' re Peeking! H. R. POWERS All Floors Refinished Satisfaction Guaranteed 3010 Boston 458-2971 Compliments of STAN ' S North Sycamore Petersburg, Va. 732-6386 Looks Aren ' t Everything! Compliments of BLACKWELL ' S Old City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia MINCHEW ' S JEWELERS Hopewell ' s Finest 102 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 458-3917 WOODLAWN CAMERA SHOP 3212 Virginia Street Phone 458-9361 Best Wishes OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCE Member of Dance Educators of America, Inc. I had 101% Fewer Cavities! HOPEWELL QUICK LUNCH 113 Hopewell Street 458-6526 Hup, Two, Three Compliments of J. HAMILTON HENNING, SR. Aw, Come on Brenda! ADRIAN 110 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia Style Without Extravagance in Smart Feminine Apparel STANDARD-JAMES INC. For Better Shoes 124 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia 733-0567 We ' re buddies!! Compliments of A P Main Street Hopewell RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK Headquarters for Seventeen Magazine Fashions Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of ANN ' S CHARM SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear Budget Prices Hopewell, Virginia THE HOPEWELL HIGH SENIOR CHOIR CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1967 from CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1967 JOSTEJ’S BOB KIRBY REPRESENTATIVE Your Ring, Announcements, Cords, Caps, and Gowns J. W. ENOCHS Building Materials and Paint Headquarters of Hopewell Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 FINE LADIES APPAREL Hopewell, Va. CONGRATULATIONS to the BUSINESS and EDITORIAL STAFFS of the KALEIDOSCOPE and to the CLASS OF 1967 from A FRIED Burton ' s Gift Shoppe Floral Arrangements— Interior Decorating Tartan Building Philip H. Burton 458-4787 320 E. Broadway Compliments of SCOTT ' S GROCERY Children Must Play. Open wide for Chunky HOWERTON ' S Jewelers Opticians RIDOUT ' S BODY AND PAINT SHOP HEFFINGTON REAL ESTATE, INC. 207 N. Main Street 23 Years Experience 107 E. Poythress Hopewell, Virginia 458-6644 CORMANY ' S SPORTING CENTER Fishing Tackle Athletic Supplies Johnson Motors Hopewell, Va. 458-9500 Man, it ' s nothing like living it up on the job. East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia THE CLOTH CORNER Sew and Save 707 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of PARTIN OI L CO. Compliments of TOWN AND CASUAL The Shoes With Young Ideas Hopewell, Virginia 458-7727 KEITH AND ALLEN CLOTHIERS 265 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Well, I didn ' t mean to. What a Motley Crew RED FRONT MEAT MARKET 218 Hopewell Street Hopewell, Virginia 458-2495 ZAK ' S GULF SERVICE City Point and 7th Ave. 458-8101 Automotive Service Since 1939 International Cub Cadet Dealer Let ' s Play Roy Rogers and Dale Evans DONALD McKAY Paints and Hardware Sporting Goods BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 322 East Broadway DAVIS CANDY CO., INC. Wholesale Tobacco Confectioners Paper Goods 416 South 15th Ave. Bl at the Circle ue Devils Are Ou Best Customers DAVIS VENDING CO. 200 South 15th Ave. 458-2188 OAKLAWN BOWL Compliments of NORWOOD CARROLL Shake a Leg Chuck! 4204 Oaklawn Blvd. 458-5913 16 AMF Lanes Compliments of Hopewell ' s Most Modern Bowling Establishment FAYED GROCERY HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone: 458-5276 ABRAMS Band Instruments and Accessories 239 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 458-5550 Don ' t Suck Your Thumb, Stewart! Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 ALVIN JONES STUDIOS 1715 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia 458-3637 PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Petersburg, Virginia SHEVEL ' S Men ' s and Boy ' s Clothing Walnut Hill Plaza Petersburg, Virginia GARRETT ' S STATION Broadway and Randolph Hopewell, Virginia 458-5541 HOPEWELL GLASS COMPANY 208 East Poythress Street Telephone 458-3966 Autoglass — Mirrors — Plate Gloss RACKLEY ' S RADIO AND T.V. COMPANY 236 East Broadway 458-6000 Hopewell, Va. RCA Victor Motorola U.S. Royal Kelly-SpringfieId Tires LEETE TIRE BATTERY COMPANY Willard Batteries Recapping and Vulcanizing Res. Phone 732-3044 2nd and Bank St. Bus. Phone 732-3231 Petersburg, Va. For Your Parties and Banquets Now — And In Years To Come INDIAN HILLS RESTAURANT And QUALITY COURTS MOTEL North Exit 5 Richmond - Petersburg Turnpike 732-0341 A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe¬ matics, consider engineering for your careerl 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 ALL NEW APPOMATTOX CLEANERS Melvin Saunders Mac Poe 204 E. Cawson St. 458-4264 Quality Hour Cleaning 440 S. 15th Ave. 458-7107 HOPEWELL IRON AND STEEL COMPANY South 6th and N. W. Railroad Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-9753 SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT STORE ' The Shopping Center A in and new store ... c new name ... formerly Rucker-Rosensteeh. Broadway and Main Streets Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-8567 GEORGE ' S DRUG STORES INC. George ' s No. 1 263 West Broadway George ' s No. 2 100 West Broadway TWO REXALL DRUG STORES THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 205 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Air Conditioned Shops ' For the Best in Paints Phone: 458-6161 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 vm WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 201 Hopewell Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone: 458-3410 BUTTERWORTH ' S Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnishers 245 Broadway Hopewell BUCHANAN ' S JEWELERS Watch Repairs Keepsake Diamond Rings 308 E. Broadway 458-3640 Hopewell, Va. Just one block from Hopewell High 909 City Point Road 458-9922 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 The All New, Modern TONY’S O.K. BARBER SHOP Hopewell ' s most modern Barber Shop for those who care for the very best in men ' s and children ' s hair grooming. Proudly Serving Hopewell For 50 Years. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 from OFFICE SUPPLY IOC. School and Office Supplies Quality Printing 109 Main Street 458-5474 HOLLYWOOD FURNITURE EO. REACH FOR THE STARS You can afford it at Hollywood ★ Colonial French ★ Traditional Mediterranean Italian ★ Modern Carpets—Mattresses-—Appliances Free Interior Decorating Service 106 N. Main 458-1333 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 from POST 637 OF THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS who invest in your future through the William A. Walton Memorial Scholarship Since 1953, scholarships amounting up to $15,500 have been given to enable students to enter college after graduating from Hopewell High School. If I had a bell! REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service 217 Broadway Hopewell 458-2333 For Good Food Try LITTLE CHEF DINER On Commerce Street Open 5-11 N. F. Tiller, Prop. A. W. Come on . . . i RANDOLPH MOTORS INC. Dodge — Chrysler 700 S. 15th Ave. Hopewell 458-8000 458-6708 Compliments of METROPOLITAN LINEN RENTAL SERVICE BROADWAY SERVICE STATION Personal Service Is Our Speciality 1001 W. Broadway BUILDER ' S SUPPLY COMPANY OF HOPEWELL, INC. City Point 7th Avenue SYLVIA ' S HAT SHOP Petersburg Virginia C. F. LAUTERBACH ' S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1877 122 N. Sycamore RE 2-7802 We ' re buddies ! YOUNG-HARRISON CLOTHIERS A Label of Quality 22 North Sycamore Petersburg Wishing you a future full of success MR. DOUGLAS ' HOMEROOM 316 We ' re proud! DALTON ' S JEWELERS The Home of Perfect Diamonds 115 N. Sycamore Petersburg — 732-5011 Would you believe? BILL ' S OPEN AIR MARKET Open 7-11 7 Days a Week 1600 Arlington Road Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of NEIL ' S SHOE SHOPE HOUSER BROTHERS MARKET Best Wishes from Aw •— You Know! 234 E. Broadway Hopewell BOGESE, INC. Builders — Realtors Insurers 15th Ave, at Elm St. Hopewell 458-8585 Fatigue? 612 North 6th St. 458-8012 Compliments of KORNER KITCHEN Compliments of HOPEWELL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Hopewell HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1206 W. Broadway 458-2365 COLEY ' S CONFECTIONER ' S ALLIED AUTO PARTS, INC 226 E. Poythress Automotive Parts, Supplies Equipment 458-6241 458-5732 Got it, Becky? Compliments of TAYLOR ' S 119 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg Store for Lads and Dads HALSTEAD ' S TEXACO 15th Avenue City Point Road Hopewell 458-8100 Firestone Tires Accessories Mechanical Work Road Service State Inspection TYPEWRITER CLINIC SALES — SERVICE — LEASE — RENT MANUAL ELECTRIC RQYAL NEW RECONDITIONED Affice HMachine (TALES £ Service 732-6451 1932 S. Sycamore Petersburg VERGARA ' S ROYAL CLEANERS INC. Sanitone Cleaners Same Day Service 900 City Point Road 230 E. Cawson 458-2265 458-3456 THE LINOLEUM SHOP For the Best in Floor Wall Covering 426 S outh 15th Avenue 458-5374 KING ' S Hopewell ' s Leading Jewelers Diamonds — Watches — Gifts 216 East Broadway 458-3020 CHESTERFIELD HOTEL AND DINING ROOM We Specialize In Home Cooking Private Dining Room Facilities Available Corner of Broadway Hopewell Streets Phone RE 2-0786 Walnut Hill Plaza ZALES KALEIDOSCOPE BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Roy Woodlief Friends Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Dean Mr. Mrs. Byron W. Robinette Brenda Patricia Clements Rev. Mrs. R. D. Bray Mrs. Ruth Kendricks Arnette Topian Mr. Mrs. J. E. Ford, Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. Norman Mashburn Homeroom 205 Mr. Mrs. S. M. Douglas Mr. Mrs. James R. Houff The Chocolate Messes Homeroom 316 — Mr. Douglas Speed Lynn Mr. Mrs. Henry C. Akers Mr. Mrs. Oscar H. Minchew I del I Ameen Mr. Mrs. Jameil Ameen Mr. Mrs. Michael Billy Caron Slatten Kathy Easterling Stephanie Phillips Mary Katherine Moore Major Mrs. Saiad Ameen Elaine Mottesheard Allan Confer Mike Dolan Senior Homeroom 400 J. M. DeJarnette J. C. Harper Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Kriegler Shelia M. McGowan Mrs. Howard Davis Major Mrs. Garrette McGowan Mr Mrs. E. L. McCullen French Circle Peggy Pintavalle Mr. Mrs. B. F. Foley Mr. Mrs. Marvin Turpin Mr. Mrs. Wilson Daily Mr. Mrs. W. J. Harvie Mr. Mrs. John F. Stallings, Jr. Homeroom 602 Mr. Mrs. W. A. Rawlings Billy H. Mary Lou M. Mr. Mrs. Howard M. Bickings Robert Adams Mrs. Vera Biesser Mr. Mrs. C. G. Bickings, Jr. Wesley Methodist Sr. MYF Mr. Baldwin ' s Sr. Homeroom Becky Benson Mr. Mrs. Michael M. Kirk Bill Thompson Mr. Mrs. G. G. Thompson Mrs. Nye ' s Period 5 U. S. History Robert Schutz Carol Flaherty Shelia S. Larry S. Grandalf the Fellowship Mr. Mrs. T. E. Jenks Mr. Mrs. W. E. Dalton Mrs. Helen B. Sharpe Mr. Mrs. J. W. Aderholt Mr. Mrs. A. W. Flannagan Mrs. U. C. Webb Carlton Mr. Mrs. R. B. Gill Dr. Mrs. Wm. H. Stout Mr. Mrs. W. E. Traylor Mr. Mrs. C. H. Joyner Homeroom 314—Chambliss The Great Ones—Cham Dave Sophomore Homeroom 705 Freshman Homeroom—704 Mr. Jim Landes Robert M. Grant Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Taylor, Jr. 33 Bo Rideout Freshman Homeroom—102 Mr. Mrs. Jim Rideout Elite Clique Becky Pleasants Mr. Mrs. J. R. Buchannan Carole Clarke The Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. Mrs. E. W. Paylor, Jr. Tommy Pleasants Dennis Carol T. Larry Helen John Tate Miss Mann ' s Homeroom—219 Norman Bertha Mr. Mrs. T. G. Brydon Hubert Lee Waber, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William D. Minor Dennis, Mickley Wendy Ronnie, Larry, Eddie David Sarah Dennis Carolyn George Cindy Carl Newsome Carolyn K. The Very Best Gov ' t. Teacher Craiger—Friday ' s Child Mr. Mrs. G. R. Kanak Mr. Bannerman ' s 3rd Period Chemistry J. B. Thompson Mr. Barker ' s Homeroom Bill Harris Donnie Sylvia Butch Draper Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Coury Mr. Mrs. James R. Houff 234 WE SUPPORT THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mr. Mrs. Robert Morenz Mark Butterworth Carl Newsome—Head Dude Alton Isabel Bobby Smith Ken Smith Linda The Beast Mary A. Settle Rosalyn Vergara Theresa Powroznick Chuck T. Darlene Sears Linda Robinette Elaine Sebera Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Sebera Joan Pat Sandy Belch D. P. Patricia Smith Steve Franklin Donna Gleason Donna Ford Jimmy Williams Mr. Mrs. Kakie Johnson Mr. Raymond Tallent Mr. Mrs. R. W. Gleason Homeroom 302 Mrs. Schroder Mr. Mrs. J. A. Spatig Beverly, Don, Margo, Tommy Danny Nancy Mr. Mrs. Eugene Taylor Mr. Mrs. Paul Sears Sandy Bruce Mick Fran Mr. Mrs. Torsten E. Peterson Patsy Peach Pam Lester David Nuckols Mr. Mrs. James E. Sacra Mr. Mrs. John R. Kennedy Bobby McGuire Peggy Peach Jerry Glazebrook Mr. Mrs. Fred W. Peach Mai Utleye Mr. Mrs. John Snell G G Pastry A Friend Janice Steve Annette Marmol Rhonda Lewis Marvin Mathis Marie Alexander Mr. Mrs. R. L. Mathis Jimmy Kerry Junior Homeroom 310 Mr. Mrs. R. S. Thomas Mr. Mrs W. E. Alderson Keith Marks Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y Homeroom 206 Carl 54 — Uncle Agent—Dr. The Pep Club Mrs. H. W. Rawlings Mrs. E. A. Pollard Mrs. Claire Montena Mr. Mrs. W. B. Sheally Mr. Mrs. D. D. Atwater 1966 Varsity Hockey Team The C. B. Tuckers Homeroom 604 Mrs. W. S. Allmond Big Mike—gunner inc. Mr. Mrs. W. J. Davis family The Sheally ' s Mr. Mrs. Hyman Marks A Friend The Harless Family Mr. Mrs. H. M. Ford, Jr. Mr. Mrs. W. S. Whipp Key Club Mr. Mrs. J. K. Kitchen Dougie Becky Mary Pat Mr. Mrs. Edward E. Landrus Mrs. Helen Moore Mrs. Howard Brown Miss Valeria Wheat Miss Faye Moore Mr. Avon Miles Mrs. Edna Walker Miss Carolyn Jackson Mrs. Susie Randolf Mr. Mrs. C. D. Swander Mr. Mrs. Shannon Nichols, Sr. Mr. Mrs. John M. Balazik Mr. Mrs J. A. Blackmon Mr. Mrs. J. H. Brandli Mrs. Pearl Blackmon Spanish Club Mr. Mrs. James T. Malamis Deannie Jimmy Sauron other evil beings Mrs. Minchew ' s 7th period Eng. Third Lunch, Junior Table Mr. Mrs. Joe W. Hairstow Mrs. Frances B. Gilliam Mr. Mrs. Eugene Szigeti Mr. Mrs. Paran Chase Mr Mrs. B. J. Phelps The Chivers Audrey Dalton Judy John Bobby Linda Billy Judy Jerry Lynne Kathy McClure Linda, Mary Ann, Janice Donna Lynne Carelock 235 PLYMOUTH SALES SERVICE Factory Trained Mechanics Transmission Specialists Paint Body Shop _ PARTS — GARFINKEL ' S Ladies ' Ready To Wear Sportswear and Accessories Mark of personal service FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK We ' re ready when you are! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vacation earnings for college. Or perhaps you’re class or club treasurer. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank today, just as we hope to be your bank in the future. BETTY ' S BEAUTY SALON 322A East Broadway Hopewell 458-4255 458-6321 HOGUE MOTOR CO. INC. S. Randolph Rd. Hopewell, Va. PINEWOOD GROCERY 325 South City Point Road Phone 458-7607 ALPERIN AND SAUNDERS Quality Furniture Frigidaire Maytag Magnavox Hopewell, Va. 458-6704 ROGER ' S PURE SERVICE Our Policy Will Meet Your Standards 3221 Oaklawn Boulevard 458-2535 THE GLOBE SHOE STORE For Shoes in Hopewell Since 1928 On the Corner of Main and Poythress Streets KING ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Supplies and Light Fixtures Commercial Industrial Wholesale Retail 234 East Poythress St. Hopewell, Va. 458-3344 CENTRAL DRUG CO. 109 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 458-2112 Compliments of THE HOPEWELL NEWS Your Hometown Paper First in Local News Local Sports Local Pictures INSURANCE REAL ESTATE CENTER, INC. Real Estate — Appraisals General Insurance 458-6363 1 10 N. 2nd Ave. Hopewell, Va. Z fiA, we axe engaged in t le printing of fine tocialiy correct wedding invitation a and announcement a. tfjou are cordiallg invited to come in and [ooli over our diooj£.x W sdding JL ins fifty different exclusive itemx to c ioote from !2 oatt a (Printing 216 £.. (Lawton cdfopewtlL. 0 a. PIONEER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL “Save with the friendly folks where savings pay“ Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY PETERSBURG BOTTLING COMPANY THE PREMIERS All action for your satisfaction Butch Parson — Trumpet Vocalist Avon Miles — Baritone Sax Vocalist Frankie Phillips — Trumpet Merle Pead M ike Stephanie — Tenor Sax Marvin McDonald — Bass Guitar Larry McCloed — Lead Guitar Drums Vocalist Compliments of PARKER AGENCY, INC. Real Estate — Rentals Insurance Appraisals 458-6373 Compliments of MR. Sc MRS. STANLEY DERESKI Ah! That feels sooo nice . . . WEST HOPEWELL GROCERY 2515 West Hopewell Blvd. 458-9138 Quality Groceries SEAR ' S SHOE STORE Hopewell, Virginia For all your Teen styles in shoes Compliments of BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY Hopewell CLARK Sc PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS 201 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 458-2200 Would you care to step into my laboratory? Compliments of CITY HALL BARBER SHOP 217 East Main Compliments of GRAN NY ' S GIFT SHOP O.K.! Who ' s the gentleman? DRAKE Sc LAMB AGENCY Insurance—Real Estate Complete Insurance Coverage 102 W. Poythress 458-6343 Compliments of HOPEWELL FEED AND SEED STORE Darling, You dance devinely! WYATT ' S FLORIST The best in flowers and service 600 W. Broadway Hopewell 458-6392 Jimmy Wyatt JAMES J. VERGARA Real Estate—Insurance 101 City Point Road Hopewell The Morning After The Night Before! Best Wishes from O. K. TIRE RUBBER COMPANY Compliments of THE DOLPHIN HOUSE Who? Me?? MARK ' S CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Boys Hopewell Compliments of THE GEORGE DONIGIAN GROCERY 231 South 15th Ave. Here! Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE SANITARY BARBER SHOP 712 Broadway Eddie Rafey, Prop. Undescribably delicious . . . NAVIGATOR ' S DEN RESTAURANT Off Route 10 at the Hopewell Yatch Club on the Appomattox Reservations 458-9349 TRI-MOTOR SALES INC. Complete Auto Truck Service 1300 E. Washington 733-5665 Compliments of GARY ' S MEN ' S AND BOYS ' SENIOR HOMEROOM 318 Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH ' The Sunshine Corner If you don ' t have time to drop in — smile as you pass by Compliments of J. T. MORRIS SON, INC. FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hour Ambulance Service West Broadway at Ninth Ave. Downtown Hopewell HEFFINGTON ' S Finest in Flowers 233 Broadway 458-9841 Compliments of HOMEROOM 601 ELMO ' S BARBECUE DRIVE-IN W. T. GRANT CO. Hopewell-Petersburg Road Pit-cooked Barbecue Is Our Speciality HUNTER REAL ESTATE AGENCY 15th Avenue at City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Business Phone Home Phone 458-9808 458-5176 R. M. Hunter — Broker Known For Values Hopewell, Virginia THE BROADWAY GARAGE Hopewell ' s Largest Independent Body Shop and Wrecker Service Day Night 458-3613 458-8079 Miy MOORE ' S SUPERMARKET Knowingly Will Not Be Undersold 801 Palm Street Hopewell, Va. EXPLORER POST 999 Whitewater Canoeing Owner Richard Moore Phone 458-7181 Advisors: T. J. R. MacCleve, Ackerman, J. Thomas COL SANDER ' S KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Open 7 Days a Week North America ' s Hospitality Dish ... 3401 Oaklawn Blvd. 458-1678 PHILLIP LEVY and CO. FURNITURE — APPLIANCES — CARPET The Brand Name Store Broadway Main Hopewell, Virginia Call 458-8211 Compliments of THE RECORD SHOP 208 North Main Street 458-2611 Largest Selection of Recorded Sounds in the Tri-City Area Stero, Hi-fi ' s, 45 ' s, players, Tape recorders, Tapes Z. GATES FUEL COMPANY MLi- .. H6ATING COOLING CATES FUEL CO. Fuel — Oil — Kerosene — Coal 24 Hour Burner Service 441 South 15th Ave. 458-9323 e® ®, ativc Yorfre in the Pepsi generation! STATE PLANTERS BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS All of the gong goes to State Planters for the College Tuition Plan that will Fit their needs. Hopewell — Richmond —- Petersburg Fort Lee CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY 424 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia 458-8553 Reliable Prescriptions THE HAVEN CAFETERIA RICH ' S DRIVE-IN 400 South 15th Ave. Hopewell, Virginia PARKER ' S SHOES The Finest Shoes in Town For Teens East Broadway JIM TOLLEY HOUSE R. H. JOEL Diamonds — Watches Silver — Crystal — China Bridal Registry Hobbies Crafts Art Supplies — Decorations Southside Virginia ' s Largest Hobby Center 31 S. Sycamore 732-2832 Your Friendly FORD Dealer RAY BROYHILL ' S Broadway to Poythress on Randolph JIM TOLLEY HOBBIES AND RACEWAYS 2320 Oaklawn Blvd. 458-3885 HOMEROOM 308 Hope you all have a successful year at HHS Buy the best, buy RICHFOOD Compliments of CLAUDE R. GAITHER CHAPTER Order of DeMolay KLONIS BROTHERS AAARKET Complete Food Shopping 710 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 from CRYSTAL LAKE WEST END ESSO STATION Road Service Complete Auto Repairs Jimmy Durham — Prop. 15th and Buren 458-9819 Compliments of FRANK ' S DRIVE-IN 106 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia THOMAS C. MASON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Specializing in Concrete Work 458-5159 Hopewell VIRGINIA MEAT MARKET Wholesale Retail Packaged for freezers 12th Atlantic Streets 458-2589 JOHN E. NEMETZ 121 N. Main Street Hopewell, Virginia State Farm Insurance World ' s Largest Auto Insurance RASNICK UPHOLSTERING SHOP 800 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia 458-5966 Now listen here you guys . . . . HUGH ' S CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Hopewell ' s newest and most modern Dry Cleaning Plant In Recognition of Service The Staff of the Kaleidoscope has had the privilege of working under Mr. Malvin M. Utleye whom we all admire and respect. In his ten years of being the staff’s spon¬ sor, he has not only worked un¬ selfishly at his required tasks, but has gone far beyond the call of duty. The scope of this man’s job has increased each year. Yet, his man¬ ner has remained friendly and helpful. From your sense of devotion we see how proud and fond you are of Hopewell High School and the peo¬ ple within its walls. Now we have a chance to show you how ap¬ preciative we are of you. With many thanks for your interest in us, the Kaleidoscope staff pays you this tribute. 250 i ” ' 9 Jr . 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