Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Above: Coach Littlepage talks to some of the boys about basketball. Below: A group of boys enjoy a hard fought game of basketball. William H. Littlepage Bridgewater College, B.A. J. Donald McGuire William and Mary, B.A. Jack A. Mullins Maryville College, B.S. The Boys Physical Education Department is a fine example of the quality education we receive at Hopewell High. Basketball, football, golf, softball, baseball, and wrestling are taught by our fine coaches. Classroom courses in driver education and first aid are given to further our knowledge. This department has helped many fine boys and brings out the best in every student. 25

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GIRL S ' PH YS CA L ED UCA T!ON DEPA R TMENT Dolores E. Webb Madison College, B.S., University of Virginia, M.E. Earlene D. Lang Longwood College, B.S. Under the able leadership of these fine teachers, our physical education program is a very enjoyable experience. We are instructed in such various sports as field hockey, basketball, gymnastics, archery, golf, and softball. In the classrooms, courses in first aid, driver education, and current social and health problems are taught and discussed. The teachers are aided by films, diagrams, and demonstrations. This department gives us a better understanding of many things which will help us greatly in the years to come. Above: Some girls practice keeping rhythm with music. Below: The girls enjoy this fast moving game of badminton. 24

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ART DEPARTMENT Miss Taylor lets the class gather around for a few pointers in the colorful art room. LIBRARY Elizabeth P. Taylor Longwood, B.S., V.C.U., William and Mary. The Art Department at Hopewell High develops the talents and desires of its many students. These students are engaged in many various types of art work and the study of art history. Miss Taylor, an outstanding artist, is also an excellent teacher. Mary Carter Norton Madison, B.A. A deadline on a composition coming? Book report due? Want a good book to read? All these and more are answered by a quick trip to the fine facilities of our library. Friendly and courteous librarians make the use of our library a pleasant undertaking. There is a great variety of fictional, non-fictional, and reference material to choose from. Right: Miss Norton helps a student check out a magazine. Brenda M. Litton Radford, B.S. Eva Mae Smith Hardbargar ' s Secretary School, Virginia State College. 26