Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department of Hopewell High School helps students in expressing their emotions in many different ways. They are able to com¬ municate with the world in ideas not expressed in words, but in emotions placed on can¬ vas. Elizabeth Taylor Longwood LIBRARY Carter Norton Madison, B. A. Books provide us with our best friends if we only learn to read with interest and use our library to its greatest advan¬ tage. Many facilities are avail¬ able to us through the great number of books and other reference materials made easily accessible in our library. Our librarians are always available to aid us in our search for greater knowledge and pleas¬ ure. Brenda Litton Radford, B.S. 27

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' - 1 twrnumnrmni UW.Ttr.Wurn r a I ’lTniridflifmi ' i HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Ethel B. Rogers Radford, B.S. Our Home Economics Department provides us with one of the most practical classes at Hopewell High School. In classes equipped with demonstration facilities, it helps one to prepare for future life in the home and outside life. The pleasure one derives from these classes is aided by the help of excellent teachers. Alease E. Raney Virginia State, B.S. Evelyn Gillespie Southern Illinois University, B.S. 2 6

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Entering the world of business is an experience which many of us will have to face in the near future. Our Commercial Department at Hopewell High School helps us to become better prepared to face the ever-changing needs of a society such as our world today. Elizabeth H. Glass Mary Washington, B.S. William and Mary, University of Va. Azielee K. George Montreat, B.S., R.P.I. Lucy W. Pritchard Mary Washington, B.S., University of Virginia Ella Rowe Mary Washington, B.S., V.P.I., University of Virginia Thelma G. Clark Winthrop College B.S., R.P.I. Gladys Case Winthrop College, B.S. 28