Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1971 volume:

I THE 1971 KALEIDOSCOPE VOLUME XLVI Presented by THE KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Hopewell, Virginia THE KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF Debbie Watkins . . Marilyn Hosea . . . Mollie Vier . . . . Joan Nemetz . . Karen Smith Debbie McGowan Connie Putnam . Paula Allen. Vahessa Roberts Beth Rite .. Janie Pritchard . Evelyn O’Hara? Susan Casey . . . Jody Anderson. . Bill Witherow . . . A...... . . Features Co-Editor , A .. . . . Srf Assistant Features . Jr. Assistant Features . y Administration and Faculty Editor Sr. Assistant Administration and Faculty Jr. Assistant Administration and FaciTtW Jr. Ass aht Administration and Fac rffy “T .. v.Classes Cp ditor . . ... CIass s o-Editor . ... S r. Assistant Classes . . A Classes ... .1 .. Sports Co-Editor . . . Sports Co-Editor Belinda Cyckevic Susan Emory . . . Anne Harless . . . Beth Reese. Beth Schulhof . . Betsy Harrison . Nancy Richeson Roma Ameen .. Sheila Chapman Cheryl Burkey Co-Editor Co-Editor .Sr. Assistant Editor .Jr. Assistant Editor .Business Manager .. . . Sr. Assistant Business .Jr. Assistant Business .Circulations Manager . . Sr. Assistant Circulations . . Jr. Assistant Circulations Advertising Manager Sally King. I . , Ellen Eavey . A . f- • - .Sr. Ass. ant Advertising Jo Anne Ortiz . . A. A - • • • . . 1 .Assistant Advertising I Jr. Ass stant Advertising jatures Co-Editor Peggy Marr Perry Hill . Kathy Easterlim Rhonda Laslie CiCi Aldridge Sharon Shorr Martha McNul Sarah Gaddy . Donna Rigney Janet Thore . . Jimmy Harper John Swain Malvin M. Sr, Assistant Sports .Jr. Assistant Sports ..... Organizations Editor Sr. Assistant Organizations Jr. Assistant Organizations Assistant Organizations ctivities Editor distant Activities Assistant Activities Jr. Assistant Activities .Photographer Assistant Photographer c m m sm ■ • - ■ ■ ■M % J|pt m . • 4 « J . 4 Mm m U i 59r 5® ■I _ .MKKKK 5 j . • rSf WONDERFUL FOR YOU, m • IT IS OUR DEAR OLD ALMA MATER ifl v % m , “ flU . 0 : i, S ' ;? f f v ; AMD YOU’Ll, NEVER FAIL. M rf 5 % � m $ . • HAIL TO;THEE, OUR ALMA MATER, NH ■VMfc L 00L, HAIL! r� y 01 ■% ’ fjj - Mfc p three REFLECTIONS Just as a Kaleidoscope reflects the images of the surrounding world in everchanging, myriad patterns, so we hope our Kaleidoscope to reflect the many phases of life at Hope- well High School, capturing these moments and preserving them into memories for the future. Mirrored on the following pages are impressions of this year at Hopewell High which will remain with us and be re¬ flected in our characters and attitudes as adults in the years to come. Belinda Cyckevic Susan Emory Co-Editors five CONTENTS FEATURES page 18 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES page 58 SPORTS page 126 ORGANIZATIONS page 156 ADVERTISEMENTS page 198 ACTIVITIES page 176 SIX To one who has willingly given his time and service in an effort to give to the students of H.H.S. performing musicians of which we can be proud; we the Kaleidoscope Staff, with honor and appreciation, dedicate the 1971 Kaleidoscope to MR. GEORGE TAYLOR. DEDICATION To one whose genuine interest in the students of H.H.S. and unselfish assistance to our activities have endeared him to all, we the Kaleidoscope Staff gratefully dedicate the 1971 Kaleidoscope to MR. RICHARD HOAGLAND. seven Various experiences make up the daily life of an H.H.S. student. Taking a break for lunch. Wesley and William buying tea-a privilege enjoyed by Miss Norton assists Donald Bowman in finding reference the Seniors. material. Sophomore girls gather at Sheree’s locker for a talk A moment of concentration, after school. eight Students do research on topics of interest. Involvement in school activities provides for a rewarding year. David Ameen, our S.C.A. President, prepares to call an assembly to order. Pat, Beth, and Diane are proud of V.I.C.A.’s third place in national competition. Kaleidoscope Staff members planning this year’s book. nine A surge of excitement grows as ten football season gets under way! twelve Students are encouraged to develop their minds and skills to their fullest potential The class as Mr. Sober sees it. Miss Taylor’s advanced art students at work. Learning skills in power mechanics. Jimmy and Mark apply their knowledge in electronics. thirteen The Magpipes swing into a routine. Lasting friendships lasting memories. - IN RECOGNITION OF SERVICE The production of the Kaleidoscope is perhaps more complex and time-consuming than most of its readers realize. It requires the earnest effort and hard work of each member of the staff. However, like any publication of this nature, the constant guidance of an interested sponsor is vital to the success of each yearbook. We, as Co-Editors, feel very fortunate in having such a man as Mr. Malvin M. Utleye as the Kaleidoscope Staff sponsor. There are many important matters to take care of and deadlines to be met during the year, and without his constant support, direction, and enthusiasm, this book could never have been possible. Not only has he played an important role in the production of the Kaleidoscope , but he is also sponsor and teacher of V.I.C.A., and serves the school in other capacities, such as operating the school supply store. This single page could not begin to express our gratitude and appre¬ ciation to him, but it is our hope that it will at least make everyone more aware of how lucky Hopewell High School is to have Mr. Utleye on “our team” Susan and Belinda seventeen FEATURES As our high school years slowly fade into the background of our lives, it is the outstanding honors and accomplishments of our fellow students that will still remain vivid in our minds. These students reflect the ideal scholastic achievements, outstanding dependability, beauty, poise, and earnest determinati on which earn the respect and admiration of others and lead the way for them to follow. These reflections will inspire us throughout our lives, to carry out our responsi¬ bilities as good citizens. We must learn to use these fine attributes as guides toward a more enriching and fulfill¬ ing life. Marilyn Hosea Mollie Vier Features Co-Editors eighteen nineteen MISS KALEIDOSCOPE SUSAN EMORY Chosen by her classmates on the basis of outstanding service, scholarship, leadership, and citizenship, Susan Emory was elected as the 1971 Miss Kaleidoscope. She served as co-editor of our yearbook, was active in the National Honor Society, participated with enthusiasm in her class projects, and was recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. Her varied contributions to Hopewell High School have earned her this title. twenty MR. KALEIDOSCOPE BILL WITHEROW Bill Witherow has been given the honor of being elected as our 1971 Mr. Kaleidoscope, because of his untiring efforts to promote high ambitions throughout his classmates. His work as a class officer and his devotion to the Kaleidoscope Staff make him an outstanding asset to our school. Throughout all the phases of his school life, Bill has shown that he truly deserves this title. twenty-one ( BAN RAFEY Second Runner-Up MARCIE DAIL First Runner-Up twenty-three CAROL HENDERSON WENDY HARRIS First Runner-Up ANNE HARLESS Second Runner-Up - 1 ■ ’ 1 l V ' ; lr .1 1 ■ft Wendy, Carol, and Anne following the crowning. twenty-five 4 JO ANNE GOODMAN First Runner-up BARBARA MABE Second Runner-up SOPHOMORE SWEETHEART twenty-seven PRINCESSES MISS NOEL REBEQQA WEU_S SUSAN EMORY JANIE PRITCHARD V . • V . ■ ;j| , • ■ i The Halloween Queen’s Court: Karen Krieglar, third runner-up; Kathy Easterling, second runner-up; Connie Johnston, Halloween Queen, and Debi Kudelka, first runner-up. HALLOWEEN QUEEN CONNIE JOHNSTON twenty-nine VALEDICTORIAN DAVID AMEEN thirty SALUTATORIAN ROBERT HAINSTOCK thirty-one MISS KALEIDOSCOPE CONTESTANTS KSSmKS KiSr,iSX,-“ « Cyckevlc. GRADUATION MARSHALS BELINDA CYCKEVIC ROBERT HAINSTOCK thirty-two MR. KALEIDOSCOPE CONTESTANTS First Row: Jimmy Harper, Fred Tetterton, Bill Witherow, Kenny Heretick, and Joe McMillan. Second Row: Ronnie Faris, Bob Patton, Lane Pritchard, David Ameen, and Dallas Johnson. N.M.S.Q.T. AWARDS Because of their su¬ perior rating in the 1970 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, Eric Furr and Joe McMillan were among the semi¬ finalists from all over the country. Phillip White, Belinda CycRevic, Sally King, David Ameen, and Richard Sprague (the latter two are absent) received letters of commendation. thirty-three HONORS The Hopewell Optimist Club presented its Youth Appreciation Week Outstanding Awards to: Left: Janie Pritchard, Jo Goodman, and Right: David Ameen. This award is presented each year to Seniors who have displayed admirable traits of character. The Class of 1971 elected Janie Pritchard as delegate and Susan Emory as alternate to Va. Girls’ State which took place at Radford College. thirty-four Mary Pat McGowan was named the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award winner this year. HONORS David Ameen was selected to receive the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society History Award for his outstanding merit in U. S. History during his Junior year. The Colonel John Bannister Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented Susan Emory with its Good Citizen Award. 1 n k : i® f ife 1 ' ■ Ralph Conrad achieved the Boy Scout Eagle Award after many years of hard work. Here he re¬ ceives congratulations from Gov¬ ernor Linwood Holton, Ralph also appeared on NBC ' s Today Show in New York City. thirty-five ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The interest and abilities of the teachers and administrators are reflected in a school and its students. Excellent learning facilities and opportunities showing the desire to provide the best education possible for a student prove H.H.S. to be a school of capable and inter¬ ested administrators. Excitement and eagerness to learn seen in the face of a student mirrors the dedication of a teacher striving to instill an interest and desire for knowledge in each student. In our years at H.H.S. these people have become a part of us, and in the years to come, a part of our memories. Turning through these pages, each of us pause and reflect on our own fond memories of this year and others gone by. Every recol¬ lection is dear and we hope this section of the book will call to mind the contributions and impressions our dedicated teachers made upon each of us and the mold¬ ing of our lives. Deborah McGowan Faculty and Administration Editor thirty-six thirty-seven ADMINISTRATION Good morale among students is a vital goal of good administration; therefore the central idea of the administration in Hopewell is to make every action or decision help achieve a carefully chosen goal. Their supervision sets the standard for an ever improving educa¬ tional system that will help each student to learn more fluently in an atmosphere of good will. The good policies they put forth attract and motivate students who will work to achieve the goals of the administration. Our appreciation and thanks are extended to them for their guidance and counsel. Helen M. Thrift Visiting Teacher Frederic Doeg; Supervisor of Education Charles W. Smith; Superintendent of Schools Charles N. Moore; Director of Instruction ; in C‘ vl t w. l k-M l 4 Jack D. Daniel; Director of Student Activities thirty-eight Ernest W. Sullins; Assistant Principal SCHOOL BOARD L Seated: Julia Bartha, Charles Smith, Edna Earl Beach, Calvin Thigpen, standing: Bryant Marks, Joseph Cyckevic, Chalmer Pritchard. F. Caroll Alexander; Principal John P. Tiller; Dean of Students thirty-nine GUIDANCE AND OFFICE STAFF “A coordinated network of communications”, describes the office at Hopewell High School. There are efficient ladies working here to make our office what it is and we willingly salute them. Our Guidance Department, an extremely important aid to a student’s education, is one which we value highly. It is composed of dedicated people who help us direct our individual ambitions, also providing valuable information about colleges and universities. Helen D. Agrella J. Larry Saunders Betty Strickland Eunice G. McCall Willa R. Taylor Dorothy K. Sordelett Birdie L. Suyes Lydia Williams Anna Sue Thomas Stacy Kroener forty ' KHtii FT ! ' « � � ,, mi!::, w ii •Si:; ;:;; STUDY HALL Just as its name suggests, study hall, is where the students get a chance to study before going int o their next classes. These teachers have a general knowledge of all the subjects taught and a basic understanding of human behavior in order to cope with both scholastic, and discipline problems. Lea D. Hapstak Alice Anderson LIBRARY Friendly librarians are always ready and willing to help students find various books and magazines. Mary Carter Norton Eva Mae Smith Brenda M. Litton Beatrice Frink Douglas Jacobs MAINTENANCE AND CAFETERIA forty-one ENGLISH Joan Jerrell Donna C. Orr Dorothy D. Minchew Linda C. Bokkan Martha Jo Johnson Since the English language is so wide¬ ly used, this fine staff of teachers impress upon us the importance of it. They help us to realize that a good background in grammar and literature will help us to fit into the modern world in which English is rapidly becoming the dominate language. Phylis H. Farnsworth forty-two Betty Ann O. Clarke ENGLISH ■ iki 1 S’ ' l . v ' f ' ( r fawiSKK ' N vSitf - Mary Helen Burch Jean P. Garret Gerald W . Nichols Louise Mann Cora W. Johnson Eugenia Ward Katherine M. Collins Elizabeth B. Spain forty-three MATH DEPARTMENT Where would we be without our fine math teachers? Our very prominent mathematicians along with their classroom aides, assist us in meeting our academic lives. The many branches of mathematics taught at Hopewell High School assist us in many important areas of industry, science, and business. Thus the Department of Math truly proves to be one of the best, most useful, and most fascinating divisions of human knowledge. Jack L. Stallard Joyce M. Pritchard Diane L. Helder Elizabeth C. Furr Mae M. Andrews forty-four MATH Gloria F. Didden Harriotte D. McDannald , Allene Linkous Nadia Z. Davis Forrest A. Glass forty-five SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT A social studies course tries to help students understand and carry on the basic human activities, such as producing and exchanging goods and services, conserving life and resources, and organizing and governing. Our fine teachers of this department not only help us in this respect, but they also place emphasis on the close relationship of social studies to historical changes and values. Through the efforts of these teachers each student can develop a competent membership in any community of man, whether school, neighborhood, town, city or state. Kathren E. Leadbetter Gayle Nowell Jerrell Sober Earlene Lampman forty.six SOCIAL STUDIES Haney S. Fayed Evelyn R. Nye Earl O. Kennedy Stuart L. Morefield Wilson Chambers, Jr. forty-seven iSBMttiB SCIENCE The fine teachers of the Science Department at Hopewell High School foster the development of future scientists. They enable each student to examine the nature of science itself. Modern physical science, biolo¬ gy, chemistry, and physics are the branches of science taught at Hopewell High School; each helps to broaden the scope of our changing environment. We deeply ap¬ preciate the hard work and many hours each teacher puts forth to aid us. Harry E. Baldwin May Garris Anne P. Theodore Richard O. Beaudet Ann T. Kitchen Thomas Beahm Sarah M. Jones Richard H. Hoagland forty-eight FOREIGN LANGUAGE Due to our growing world around us, the knowledge of a foreign language is necessary for people of different cultures to understand and communicate with each other. For these reasons, our teachers explain the grammar, pronunciation, and reading of languages we choose to learn. With our excellent equipment a foreign language can be made interest¬ ing and exciting for all. Felina N. Roine Susan S. Bogese Irene Beauchamp IllMIt Frances B. Gilliam Joan Griggs Mercedes Sais forty-nine BUSINESS EDUCATION The sounds of typewriting flood the halls as students patiently strive to improve their accuracy and speed. Accounting students try hard to make their work balance; while clerical office students listen attentively as their teacher explains office rules and procedures. Adding machines and other data processing equipment add their noises to the sounds of other electric equipment. Modern equipment and many teachers versed in their uses and current techniques combine to provide excellent learning opportunitries to students at Hopewell High School desiring a career in the business world of today. Students not only learn the office rules and procedures, but also the appropriate office apparel. The courses of study in this department have been extended considerably to meet the demands of a more complex business world. Teresa G. Wickham Lucy W. Pritchard Thelma G. Clark Charlotte F. Martin Stanley B. Snellings, Jr. fifty BUSINESS EDUCATION Elizabeth H. Glass Evoria Johnson DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Distributive Education gives practical training in merchandising and retailing. It is a fine way of “learning while doing”. Distributive Education gives the student a background that will enable him to adjust in the world of work, which is the basis of our industrial soci¬ ety. Our Distributive Educators help many of the students find work in many stores where they can actually experience specific jobs. The Distributive Education Department at Hopewell High School can be compared to an arrow that points to show direction, the direction to a more promising future. This department deals with the buying, distributing, and merchandising of all types of goods. It is numbered among the four cooperative programs between the school and the business community offered at Hopewell High. Our thanks is extended to these teachers for their countless efforts to make this program a continued success. John W. Porter, Jr. Ellen R. Carlon fifty-one INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING Industrial Cooperative Training is a pro¬ gram which provides vocational training op¬ portunities for juniors and seniors. The trade and industrial establishments in the commu¬ nity furnish part-time work or employment and training to students during the school year. At the same time the school furnishes the technical subject matter, which is related to the jobs. The coordinator acts as an aide between the job and school. The jobs play the part of a laboratory whereby the students learn by doing. More than sixty-five percent of these students are now employed as full time workers in their own profession. HOME ECONOMICS Through the excellent guidance of these qualified teachers, students are given the op¬ portunity to learn the basics of being a home¬ maker. Included in this course are classes in both cooking and sewing. Ruth Hicks Malvin M. Utleye Sue M. Leviner Ethel B. Rogers fifty-two PHYSICAL EDUCATION Our physical educators regard sportsmanship, fair play, and social adjustment as necessary parts of any physical education program. They allow large groups of energetic girls to participate in vigorous physical action, as well as boys. These fine teachers strive to de¬ velop not only our physical health, but our mental health as well. Each item taught in our Physical Educa¬ tion department helps to steer each student toward becoming a better citizen. Jack A. Mullins Pama L. Hanzlik William H. Littlepage Earlene D. Lang Martha A. Bozarth fifty-three MUSIC DEPARTMENT Because of the excellent band directors and choral director, Hopewell High School may justly boast of its fine music department. Many hard hours of work go into performances by the choirs and bands. This year the music department has been enlarged by the addition of several new classes, such as a new class for the stage band, and a new class for the concert band. In this class the student learns more about the classical phases of music. Students in Glee Club find this class both interesting and rewarding. It enables them to broaden their knowlwdge of music, while at the same time they can display their different abilities and talents. The choirs, as well as the bands help promote school spirit through assemblies and pep rallies. Madeline S. Atkins ART DEPARTMENT Our fine Art Department consists of teachers who, through their artistic abilities, kindle and assist the student’s desire to ultimately display his emotions, via his own skill on canvas. A thorough study of art ap¬ preciation and its history is taught in this department. Truly the Art Department aids us in developing a talent which will remain with us for many years. William Cox Elizabeth P. Taylor fifty-four INDUSTRIAL ARTS With the assistance of our hard working teachers, the Industri¬ al Arts program at Hopewell High School is continually growing with new equipment and new students who are seeking careers in fields such as woodworking and mechanical drawing. Because of the many hours of work and assistance these teach¬ ers give to their students, and because of the modern equipment, the Industrial Arts Department is one of the best equipped and staffed departments in the surrounding area. Philip Redman Frederick A. Woehr Walter Daggett TRADE PREPARATORY Melvin E. Cline Glenn C. Myrick As its name designates, the Trade Preparatory Department gives excellent starts to students interested in trades such as electronics, machine shop, power mechanics, graphic arts, and others. Through the assistance of these fine teachers each student is able to choose the ca¬ reer best suited for him, and work to excel in it. The Trade Preparatory Department at Hopewell High School qualifies each student to better fit into the world of work. Peter Schmidt FACULTY STATISTICS AGRELLA, HELEN D.; Lynchburg College, B.A., Hyanms State Teacher’s College, University of Virginia, V.C.U.; Guidance ALEXANDER, F. CAROLL: R.P.I., B.S. in Distributive Education, V P,I,, M.S. In Education, University of Virginia, William and Mary; Principal ANDERSON, ALICE: University of Chattanooga, B.A.; Study Hall ANDREWS, MAE M.: Randolph Macon Women’s College, B.A., William and Mary; M.E. Math ATKINS, MADELINE S William and Mary, B. of Music Ed., University of Virginia, Madison; Music BALWIN, HARRY E.; Illinois State Norman, University, B.S., Purdue, University of Virginia; Science BEAHM, THOMAS; Madison College, B.S., University of Virginia; Science BEAUCHAMP, IRENE; New York University, B.S., R.P.I., V P.I,, University of Maryland, William and Mary, Instuto Internacional, Women’s College of N.C.; Foreign Language BEAUDET, RICHARD O.; Providence College, B.S.; Science BOGESE, SUSAN S.; Radford College, B.S., Laval University-Quebec; Foreign Language BOKKAN, LINDA C.; East Carolina, B.S.; English BOZARTH, MARTHA A.; B.S.; Physical ed. BURCH, HELEN; Mary Washington College, B.S., William and Mary, M.Ed.; English CARLON, ELLEN R.; Radford College, V.P.I., B.S.; Distributive Ed. CHAMBERS, WILSON JR.; Shaw University, B.A., Virginia State College, A and T State College; Social Studies CLARK, THELMA; Winthrop College, B.S., William and Mary, Madison, V.C.U.; Business Ed. CLARKE, BETTY ANN; East Carolina B.S., William and Mary; English CLINE, MELVIN E.; Trade Preparations COLLINS, KATHERINE M.; English COX, WILLIAM; Elizabeth State University, B.S.; Art DAGGETT, WALTER W.; Bridgewater, B.A., Old Dominion, V.C.U.; Industrial Arts DANIEL, JACK D.; University of Virginia, William and Mary, V.C.U.; Director of Activities DAVIS, NADIA Z.; Susquehanna Univ., B.A., Univ. of Virginia, William and Mary; Math DIDDEN, GLORIA F.; B.S. Math Ed.; Math FARNSWORTH, PHYLLIS H.; B.A. Ed. Syracuse Univ., M.S. Ed., University of Virginia; English FAYED, HANEY S. JR.; Social Studies; Univ. of Richmond, B.A. FURR, ELIZABETH H.; East Carolina, B.S., University of North Carolina, William and Mary; Math GARRETT, JEAN P.; Longwood, B.S., William and Mary, University of Virginia; English GARRIS,MAYE; E.C. Univ., North Carolina State Univ., William and Mary College; Science GEORGE, AZIELEE K. Montreat College, B.S., V.C.U. William and Mary; Business Ed. GILLIAM, FRANCES B; Longwood, B.S., University of Virginia, William and Mary, V.C.U.; Foreign Language. GLASS, ELIZABETH B.; Mary Washington B.S., William and Mary, University of Va.; Business Ed. GLASS, FORREST A; Wake Forest, B.S., William and Mary, M.E.; Math GRIGGS, JOAN C.; University of Colorado, University of Mexico, University of Virginia, William and Mary, V.C.U.; Foreign Language HANZLIK, PAMELA L.; B.S.; Physical Ed. HAPSTAK, LEA D.; Mary Washington, V.C.U., Univer¬ sity of Richmond, William And Mary; Study Hall HELDER, DIANE L; Math; Mary Washington, B.S, HICKS, RUTH; B.A., Eastern Illinois University; Home Ec. HOAGLAND, RICHARD H.; V.M.I., Scarrit College, R.P.I., B.A.; Science JERRELL, JOAN B.; Mary Washington College, B.A.; English JOHNSON, CORA W.; Mary Washington, B.S., Univer¬ sity of Virginia, M.E.; English JOHNSON, EVORIA; North Carolina Central University B.S.; Business Ed. JOHNSON, MARTHA JO; University of Oklahoma, B.A.; English JONES, SARAH M.; Virginia State College, B.S.; Science KENNEDY, EARL O.; V.P.I., V.C.U., B.A,, William and Mary; Social Studies KITCHEN, ANNE T.; Longwood College, B.S.; Science LAMPMAN, EARLENE K.; Madison College, B.S.; Social Studies LANG, EARLENE D.; Longwood College, B.S.; Physi¬ cal Ed. LEADBETTER, KATHREN; Longwood, B.S., V.C.U., William and Mary; Social Studies LEVINER, SUE M.; Longwood, B.S.; Home Ec. LINKOUS, ALLENE M.; Radford, B.S.; Math LITTLEPAGE, WILLIAM H.; Bridgewater College, B.A.; Physical Ed. LITTON, BRENDA M.; Radford. B.S.; Library MANN, LOUISE £.; Longwood College, B.A.; English MARTIN, CHARLOTTE F.; Radford College, B.S.,V.C.U.; Business Ed. McCALL, EUNICE G Madison College, B.S., V.C.U. William and Mary, University of Virginia; Guidance MCDANNALD, HARRIOTTE D.; Sweet Briar College A. B., V.C.U.; Math MCGUIRE, JAMES D.; William and Mary, B.A.; Physi¬ cal Ed. MINCHEW, DOROTHY D.; Longwood, B.S., William and Mary, V.P.I., V.C.U.; English MOREFIELD, STUART L.; University of Richmond, B. A., V.C.U.; Social Studies MULLINS, JACK D.; Maryville College, B.A.; Physical Ed. MYRICK, GLENN C.; Virginia Apprinticeship Commis¬ sion, V.P.I., William and Mary; Trade Preparatory NICHOLS, GERALD W.; St. Andrews Presbyterian College, V.C.U., B.S.; English NORTON, MARY CARTER; Madison, B.A.; Library NOWELL, GAYLE; Radford College, B.S.; Social Studies NYE, EVELYN R.; University of South Carolina, B.A., William and Mary, V.C.U., University of Virginia; Social Studies ORR, DO NNA C.; Western Kentucky University, B.S., V.C.U., William and Mary, English PORTER, JOHN W., JR.; R.P.I., B.S., University of Virginia; Distributive Ed. PRITCHARD LUCY W.; Mary Washington, B.S., Univer¬ sity of Virginia; Business Ed. PRITCHARD JOYCE M.; Virginia Commonwealth Univ., M.Ed., Mary Washington College; Math REDMAN, PHILIP R.; V.C.U., B.F.A.; Industrial Arts ROGERS, ETHEL B.; Radford, B.S.; Home Ec, ROINE, FELINA N.; Universidad de Oriente (Cuba), B.A., University of Richmond, M.A.; Foreign Lang. SAIS, MERCEDES; Normal School for Teachers, Universidad de Oriente (Cuba), B.A., V.C.U., Orbon Conservatory (Cuba), Foreign Lang. SAUNDERS, LARRY; Chowan College, V.P.I., B.S., William and Mary; Guidance SCHMIDT, PETER; Del Mar College, St. John ' s River, Foot Hills College, Pensacola, V.C.U., Old Dominion; Trade Preparatory SLAGLE, REBECCA S.; Averett College, Longwood College, B.S.; Social Studies SMITH, EVA MAE; Hardbargar’s Secretary School, Virginia State College; Library SNELLINGS, STANLEY B., JR.; Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S.; Business Ed. SOBER, JERRELL; Kutztown State College, B.S., Uni¬ versity of Pennsylvania, V.C.U.; Social Studies STALLARD, JACK L.; Emory and Henry, B.A., V.C.U.; Math SULLINS, ERNEST W.; Western Carolina University, B.S., University of Virginia, M.A.; Assistant Principal TAYLOR, ELIZABETH P.; Longwood, B.S., V.C.U., William and Mary; Art TAYLOR, GEORGE H.; Sherwood Conservatory, B. of Music, Marshall University, University of Wisconsin, Eastern Kentucky University, William and Mary, Morehead State University, Music TAYLOR. WILLA R.; Eastern Kentucky University, A.B., M.A., Virginia State College; Guidance THEODORE, ANNE P.; William and Mary, B.S., Univer¬ sity of Virginia, University of Richmond; Science THOMAS, BRENDA H.; Barber-Scotia College, B.A.; Social Studies THWEATT. ALBERT W.; Elizabeth City State College Virginia State College, B.S.; Music TILLER, JOHN P. ; N.C. State, R.P.I., B.S., V.C.U.; Dean of Students UTLEYE, MALVIN M.; Austin Peay State College, A.A., King College, B.A,, Middle Tennessee State College, East Tenn. State College, University of Tennessee, University of Virginia, University of North Carolina, Baylor University; Industrial Cooperative Training WARD, EUGENIA P.; University of South Florida, B.A.; English WICKHAM, TERESA G.; Business Ed. V.C.U., B.S. WOEHR, FREDERICK A.; Rochester Institute of Technology, State University of New York, B.S., College at Oswego, M.S.; Industrial Arts fifty-six OUR TEACHERS IN ACTION fifty-seven CLASSES When we reflect on our high school days, we remember the many good times and friendships cultivated as a member of our class. Class activities leave fond remembrances of hard work and worthy rec¬ ognition: the thrill of making the first homecoming float, the exhaustion after a powder puff game, and the surge of school spirit which engulfs the student. Each year as we take another step together, we come closer to the re¬ alization of our life’s ideals and ambitions achieved through our working and living together at H.H.S. Beth Pate Janie Pritchard Classes Co-Editors fifty-eight fifty-nine THE CLASS OF 1971 Susan Emory Corresponding Secretary Bill Witherow Treasurer SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Janie Pritchard Recording Secretary imr ' ■f ’S 2 rSr A BSli ' - Ml • ' l r 1 ; 7: Carlotta Nesbitt, Joe McMillan, Ronnie Faris, Rusty Tatum, Susan Emory, Vicki Connelly, Janie Pritchard. 1: Randy Daniel, Debbie Brockwell, Nat Hamner, Ban Rafey, Linda Howard. sixty Best Dressed: Betty Jo Pintavalle and Camm Moore Most Polite: Susan Emory and Bill Witherow Alan Wayne Ailstock Deborah Kay Allen Alan Debbie Ella Marie Allen Dee Dee Randy Thomas Allen Randy Russell Earl Allen David Bruce Ameen Roma Idell Ameen Russell David Roma Alice Josephine Anderson Jody sixty-one CLASS FLOWER: LAVENDER MUM Stephen Ashby Steve Debra Anne Atkins Debbie Deborah Workman Arnold Peggy Debra Arnold Debby Debbie Robert Preston Auton Jacqueline Anne Baker Bob Jackie Judy Ann Barbee Judy Milton Leslie Barker Milton Gary Lee Barnes Gary William Barrett Bill sixty-two Personality Plus: Ban Rafey and Nat Hamner Most School Spirited: Janie Pritchard and Darrell Sears CLASS COLORS: PURPLE AND WHITE Deborah Lynn Brockwell Paul Ellsworth Brooks Terry Browder Deborah L. Brown Debbie Paul Terry Debbie Cynthia Gail Belch Cindy Jean Gwendolyn Berry Jean Maynard Scott Berry Scott Robert Eugene Blackmon Robby David Cushing Bonner Jr. David Joe H. Boone Joey Mary Elizabeth Blackmon Mary David B. Bright Dave sixty-three CLASS MOTTO: He builds too low who builds beneath the sky. Deborah Lee Brown Debbie Jerry Lee Brown Jerry Sidney Michael Bryant Mike Michael Chester Bujakowski Bujie Jean M. Burton Jean Charles E. Caison, Jr. Chuck Sheila Page Campbell Sheila Sheila Dianne Chapman Sheila Brenda Joyce Chappell Bonnie Clyde Claiborne Pee Wee Deborah Faye Clark Debbie Patricia Ann Clark Pat sixty-four lHiiSSSlilil Biggest Flirt: DuRee Eubank and Lane Pritchard Mr. and Miss Student Body: Carol Henderson and Paul Pershing Bernard L. Cobb Bernie David L. Cloninger David Billy Cole Billy Linda Lee Collins Linda Patricia Ann Connelly Patty Vicki Marie Connelly Vicki Sylvia Geneva Courtney Gregory D. Craighead Sylvia Greg Lynn Denise Cook Lynn Sarah Frances Costenbader Sarah sixty-five Seniors take pride in being first class to Glenn Randall Creggar Glenn James Aaron Crenshaw James Debi Sue Crichton Debi Franklin Lee Crockett Franklin Belinda Carol Cyckevic Belinda Marcena Elizabeth Dail Marcie Bruce Allen Dalton Bruce Ronald Dalton Ronnie Randy Martin Daniel Randy Annette Davis Annette Most Likely To Succeed: Belinda Cyckevic and David Ameen sixty-six Class Couple: Debbie Brockwell and Randy Daniel ■■■■•■a ••■acuiiM S!u la i complete all four years and graduate from new school. Hope Seneith Davis Hope Jacqueline Rebecca Davis Jackie Robert Stephen Dawson Steve George Patrick Day George Juanita Ann Dempsey Juanita Ernest DiVittorio Ernie Victor DiVittorio Victor Janet Gail Douglas Janet Rita Mary Dowling Roger Drumheller Betty J. Dugger Kathleen Fleming Rita Roger Betty Easterling Kathy sixty-seven Homecoming in October brings hard work on our winning float. Carlton Eugene Eavey Carlton Ellen Adair Eavey Steven Allen Edmondson Ellen Steve Allan Lynn Ellis Allan Susan Paige Emory Susan James Monroe Epps James DuRee Freeman Eubank DuRee Therese Anne Eure Therese sixty-eight Beatrice Laura Evans Bea Ronald Allen Faris Ronnie Ernest Dale Farley Dale Robert Eric Farnsworth Bob Most Talented: Jo Goodman and Scott Berry Most Dependable: Zoila Cruz and Bill Witherow Donna Sue Finklea Donna Charles Edwin Fisher. Jr. Fish Carrie L. Flowers Carrie Karen Inge Frankenstein Michael Conrad Fuller Frankie Gilmore Dennis Wayne Furr Wayne Eric Michael Furr Sarah Lou Gaddy Zoila Margarita Cruz Elizbeth Anne Gates Eric Sarah Galarza Lizanne Zoila sixty-nine U.Va. trip proves to be an exciting experience! Juan Jose Getty Juan James J. Gholson Butch Jo Anne Goodman Jo Robert John Gorkiewicz Pollock Debra Gragg Debbie John Anthony Graves John Allen W. Griffith Allen Johnnie Lee Griffin Johnnie Robert Frank Hainstock Debra Sue Halsey Hain Debbie Most Athletic: Jody Anderson and Mike Bujakowski seventy Most Talkative: DuRee Eubank and Lane Pritchard Seniors ’cooked’ to the sounds of Tryde Chikin’ at long-awaited Ring Dance. Sherry Ann Ham Sherry Nathan Carlisle Hamner Marlene Anne Harless James Claybrook Nat Anne Harper, Jr. Jim Joanne Harris Joanne Wendy Sue Harris Wendy Betsy Anne Harrison Betsy Mark Oliver Harrison Mark Linda Jean Harvey Charlotte Sue Hayden Melvena Rae Hayes Callie Merita Heathcock Linda Sue Melvena Rita seventy-one Seniors ' Christmas spirit displayed through carolling in the halls. Edward John Helder Ed Jean Carol Henderson Carol Gloria Venice Henry G o Thomas Jay Henry Tom Katrina Yvonne Hensley Trina Kenneth Wayne Heretick Kenny Lorienne Clay Hicks Lorienne Solomon Milton Hill, Jr. Prince Betty Ann Hobbs Alice Hoff Charlotte Mary Hofmann Sharon Cozart Holdford Betty Alice Charlotte Sharon seventy-two Most Sincere: Susan Emory and David Bonner Most Popular: Rebecca Wells and Paul Pershing James B. Holland Blay John Henry Holloway John Robert Christian Hoover, Candace Maxine Holt II Marilyn Gilchrist Hosea Candace Bob Marilyn Michael William Hostovich Mike Linda Leigh Howard Lynda Janet Houchin Janet Betty Lou Houston Betty Charles R. Houston Charles seventy-three January brings exam study Graham Ronnie Howell Graham Judith Amanda Jackson Judy Gary Michael Jacobs Gary Lynn Marie Jacobs Lynn Joseph Michael Janosik Lois Ann Jefferson Noski Shortie Pamela Ann Jenkins Pam James Bernard Johnson Jim Sandra Paulette Johnson Sharon Ann Johnston Huck Sharon seventy-four Most Original: Sheila Chapman and Scott Berry Friendliest: Jody Anderson and Gary Lance and those dreaded term papers! Lawrence David Katz Larry Alan R. Keener Alan Sally Ann King Sally Charles David Klooz Dave Richard Lee Lampman Gary S. Lance Harvey Wayne Langford Rhonda Jean Lasiie Richard Gary Wayne Rhonda seventy-five News of college acceptances thrill anxious Seniors. Charlotte Jean Lawson Jean Jo Ann Lawson Jo Ann Kenneth H. Lawson Kenny Charles Lewis Chopper Sandra Leigh Lewis Sandy Patti S. Livingston Patti Pamala Lane Lyman Pam Jefferson D. Lyttle Jeff Barbara Jean Mabe Anne Cotman Mabry Katheryn Arlene Malone Peggy Jane Marr Barbara Anne Minnie Mouse Peggy seventy-six Class Clown: Ban Rafey and Bob Farnsworth Most Outstanding: Belinda Cyckevic and David Ameen Sandra Jo Martin Sandy Millie Rebecca McCumber Millie Deborah Ann McGowan Debbie Mary Patricia Bridget McGowan Mary Pat Ernest Oliver Joseph McMillan Joe Daniel Ross McNeil Danny Martha Lynn McNulty Martha Mona Carol Melton Mona Robert O. Michael Bobby Margaret Mille r Margaret seventy-seven Our fina! semester at H.H.S. passes us swiftly by. Marilyn Kay Mills Marilyn Michael Ray Mitchell Mitch Reggie John Mitchem Reggie Allen Moody Allen Camm Tilghman Moore Camm Colleen Moore Carl Diane Lynn Moore Diane Joseph Paul Moore Joe Linda Gail Moore Linda Patricia L. Moore Pat Most Intellectual: Mary Pat McGowan and Eric Furr Best All Round: Janie Pritchard and Nat Hamner seventy-eight Juniors honor us with fantastic prom and Terry Lynn Moore Terry Karen Lee Morris Karen Mary Frances Morris Mary Robert Moody Moseley Robert Mary Ellen Murty Mary William Thomas Nash Bill Joan Susan Nemetz Dumplin Carlotta Nesbitt Carlotta Larry Nesbitt Larry Steve Nesbitt Steve Howard Michael Nester Mike Phyllis Lee Nicholas Phi I co seventy-nine graduation in June brings pensive moments as we reflect upon this wonderful year. Rosemary LaVern Nichols Rosie Alan Ross Noel Parakeet Carolyn Jean Norwood Carolyn Allen K. Nugent, Jr. Allen Debra Ann Oestreich Debbie Evelyn Louise O’Hara Evie Wesley Oliver Wesley Richard N. Partin Dickie Mary Elizabeth Pate Beth Robert Patton Bob Robert L. Pearson Bob Connie Lynne Pentecost Connie Biggest Loafer: Marilyn Hosea, Cutest: Mollie Vier WC-- M I «■ ' U . ! Bl 4L. - W 4 . ' i Betty Jo Pintavalle Betty Jo Ronald Powell Rock Diana Lee Powers Diana Melody Primrose Melody Jane Claire Pritchard Janie Lane Anthony Pritchard Pritch Connie Lee Putnam Connie Ban Ameen Rafey Ban eighty-one Now we are faced with decisions to be made, Bruce Rodney Ripani Bruce Brenda Diane Robinson Diane William Micah Rock Mike Joseph Edward Rowland Jr. Joe Mary Delios Sanders Chanie Larry R. Saunders Randy Deborah Joy Shold Debbie Jeffery Clay Shold Jeff Favorite Teachers: Mrs. Lampman and Mr. Sober eighty-two experiences from which to learn and deeds to Jo Ann Snyder Jo Ann Vivian Kay Sexton Vivian Brenda K. Simmons Kathy Jacqueline Carol Shelbourne Jackie Mark Edward Shornak Mark Linda Dianne Shuler Linda Debora Ann Simon Debbie Naomi Sims Naomi Robert LeGrande Smith Bob James Andrew Solesbee Butch John Mark Spatig Mark Richard Paul Sprague Rick eighty-three accomplish, but we feel prepared for these Michael Spratley Mike John Carl Stancil John Susan Frances Stancil Susan James Norman Staton Cuda Curtis F. Stevens Curtis William Thomas Swafford Bill Janet Leigh Talley Janet James Tate James Russell Bolling Tatum, Barry Allen Temple Frederick James Terry J.Thore Jr. Barry Tetterton Terry Rusty Fred eighty-four ‘‘Best Photographer”: Jimmy Harper!! ftiii •k W: :- :::: ' : ai iliflj ■� Milton Bartow Towsey Bartow William Ellsworth Traylor Bill Harold Cleveland Turner Harold Mark Steven Tush Mark Bonita Sue Vaughan Bonnie Marilyn Cecile Vergera Marilyn Mollie Crockett Vier Mo I lie Carolyn Sue Villars Carol Janet Gray Walker Janet Sherri Gayle Walker Sherri eighty-five by our training here at H.H.S. Rebecca Leigh Wells Shirley Mae Westerman Rebecca Shirley Debbie Wheat Debbie Dennis James Wheeler Dennis Phillip Vernon White Phil Johanne Frances Wiggins Johanne Janice Marie Williams Edward Earl Williamson Janice Eddie Thomas Ralph Williamson Beany eighty-six Eliza Wilson Eliza Weary Kaleidoscope Staff members approach the final deadline. Gary Cornadrous Wilson Peanut John Isaac Wilson John Mark Douglas Wilson Mark Phalathia Wilson Pha Joseph Patrick Winner Jo-Jo William Edward Witherow Bill Michael Dane Wrenn Mike Milton Wyche Milboo Ted Lee Zeh Ted We Seniors feel very fortunate in having had Mrs. Lampman and Miss Nowell as sponsors this year. Their presence and guidance have added greatly to the success of our projects and activi¬ ties. They have always been eager to help us in any way possible, and we really appreciate their sacrifices of time and effort toward making this year a happy and memo¬ rable one for all. eighty-seven SENIOR DIRECTORY ACKERMAN, PATRICIA ARLENE Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; C.O.E.; F.B.L.A., FHistorian. ADAMS, KENNETH EUGENE J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Eighth Grade Football; Varsity Cross Country; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; Homeroom President, Vice-President; Powder Puff Head Majorette, Sr.; Powder Puff Cheerleader, Jr.; French Circle. AILSTOCK, ALAN WAYNE National Honor Society, President; Hi-Y; S.C.A. Representative; Tennis Team. ALLEN, DEBORAH KAY Pep Club; Library Assistant; Art Club; F.T.A., Junior Beauty Contest Contestant; Jr. and Sr. Powder Puff Teams; D.E.C.A., Social Committee Chairman; Drill Corps; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; F.B.L.A.; Girls ' Glee Club; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Pres¬ ident, Secretary; Science Club; Ole Blue Players; Eighth Grade Choir; Girls ' Gymnastics Team. ALLEN, ELLA M. F.B.L.A. ALLEN, RANDY THOMAS Intramural Basketball; Chess Club; Hi-Y, President and Vice-President; Tennis Team. ALLEN, RUSSELL EARL Drama Club, Best Gripe; Hi-Y; Science Club; Chess Club; Homeroom Vice-President. AMEEN, DAVID BRUCE Hi-Y, Vice-President, Corresponding Secretary; S.C.A. President, Vice-President, Representative; Homeroom President, Secretary-Treasurer; Honor Council, Secretary; National Honor Society; Junior Class Treasurer, Executive Board; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Tennis; Football Statisti¬ cian; Conference of Christians and Jews Repre¬ sentative; Junior Beauty Pageant Usher; Graduation Usher for Class of 1970; Intramural Basketball; Hopewell Youth Council; Senior Superlatives, Most Likely to Succeed and Most Outstanding. AMEEN, ROMA IDELL Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary; Junior Class Secretary and Executive Board; Jr.-Sr. Prom Programs Committee; Sophomore Class Sec¬ retary and Executive Board; Sophomore Dance Committee; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Classes Jr. Assistant and Circulations Manager; Freshmen Class Executive Board; Latin Forum, Treasurer and Secretary; Science Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; French Circle; Art Club; Powder Puff Football Team; Advocate Staff; Miss Kaleidoscope Contestant; Homecoming Princess; Candidate for D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. ANDERSON, ALICE JOSEPHINE Tri-Hi-Y; KALEIDOSC OPE STAFF, Athletics Jr. Assistant and Co-Editor; J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey, Tri-Captain; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Tennis Team; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; Homecoming Princess; Latin Forum; French Circle; Powder Puff Football Team; Junior and Senior Popularity Contests, Most Athletic and Friendliest; Advocate Staff, Sports Editor; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Junior and Senior Executive Boards; Sophomore Executive Board; Junior Beauty Contest Contestant. ARNOLD, DEBORAH WORKMAN Transfer Student ARNOLD, PEGGY DEBRA Transfer Student; Senior Choir; Regional Choir ATKINS, DEBRA ANNE Eighth Grade, Junior, and Senior Choirs; Girls’ Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; Junior Beauty Contest Contestant; Tatler Staff. BAKER, JACQUELINE ANNE Transfer Student; Junior and Senior Choirs; Girls ' Glee Club; F.H.A.. BARBEE, JUDY ANN Press Club; Candidate for Miss Noel; Candidate for Sophomore Sweetheart; Glee Club; Junior Choir; F.B L.A., Treasurer; C.O.E.; Decorations Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom. BARKER, MILTON LESLIE Eighth Grade Basketball, Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Magpipes; Senior Choirjntramural Basketball; First Nighters Club; Wrestling Team. BARNES, GARY LEE Track Team; Eighth Grade Football; Stage Band I; Stage Band II; Homeroom Vice-President; Homecoming Escort. BELCH, CYNTHIA GAIL Junior and Senior Band; Senior Concert Band; Drill Corps; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A., Secretary; Majorette. BERRY, JEAN GWENDOLYN Junior and Senior Bands; Junior and Senior Choirs; Girls’ Glee Club; Concert Band; Drama Club; Advocate Staff; Refreshment and Decoration Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom; V.F.W. Poppy Queen; Band Librarian: Jr. and Sr. Float Committees. BERRY, MAYNARD SCOTT Chess Club; Drama Club, Best Actor, Vice- President; Stage Band; Senior Choir; Senior Homecoming Float Committee; Senior Superlatives, Most Talented and Most Original. BLACKMON, MARY ELIZABETH Eighth Grade Choir; Girls ' Basketball; F.B.L.A. BLACKMON, ROBERT EUGENE Science Club; Homeroom President. BONNER, DAVID CUSHING, JR. Spanish Club, Sargeant-at-Arms; Science Club, Sargeant-at-Arms and Vice-President; First Nighters Club; Chess Club; S.C.A. Representative; Key Club; Homeroom President; Wrestling Team, Co-Captain; Senior Superlatives, Most Sincere. BROCKWELL, DEBORAH LYNN J.V. Basketball; Junior Executive Board; Homeroom Secretary; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Senior Executive Board; Finalist in Junior Beauty Contest; Miss Cava¬ lier Square, Second Runner-up; Senior Superlatives, Class Couple. BROOKS, PAUL ELLSWORTH J.V. and Varsity Baseball BROWN, DEBORAH LEE F.H.A., Secretary-Treasurer; Softball Team. BRYANT, SIDNEY MICHAEL Drama Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Vice-President; Art Club; Powder Puff Cheerleader; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative. BUJAKOWSKI, MICHAEL CHESTER Eighth Grade Football, Co-Captain; Eighth Grade Basketball, Co-Captain; S.C.A. Representative; J.V. Football, Co-Captain; J.V. Basketball, Co-Captain; Varsity Baseball, Co-Captain; Homeroom President, Vice-President; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Key Club; Boys’ Monogram Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Junior and Senior Class Popularity Contests, Most Athletic; All Tri-City -All Central Regional, All Central District in Football; Honorable Mention All-State in Football; Player of the Week; Who’s Who in High School Ath¬ letics. CAISON, CHARLES E., JR. D.E.C.A., Parliamentarian; Varsity Football CAMPBELL, SHELIA PAGE Gymnastics Team; Senior Band; Library Club. CHAPMAN, SHEILA DIANNE Drama Club; Art Club; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Miss Contestant; Junior and Senior Superlatives, Most Original; S.C.A. Representative; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Senior Assistant Circulations; State Forensics Tournament; Homecoming Committee; First Nighters Club, Sec¬ retary. CLARK, DEBORAH FAYE Transfer Student; Hopewell Youth Council; Gym Assistant; Advocate Staff; Tennis Team. CLONINGER, DAVID L. Band; Forensics Debate; Latin Forum; Wrestling. COBB, BERNARD L. Transfer Student; Library Staff, President; Demolay, COLE, BILLY Library Staff. COLLINS, LINDA LEE Hockey Team; Pep Club; Latin Forum; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Library Staff; Advocate Staff; Gymnastics Team; Junior Beauty Contest; Miss Cavalier Square Contestant; Of fice Worker; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; Tatler Staff; Powder Puff Team. CONNELLY, PATRICIA ANN F.B.L.A. CONNELLY, VICKI MARIE Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; D.E.C.A.; Senior Executive Board; Committee for Senior Motto, Flower, and Colors. COOK, LYNN DENISE F.H.A., Treasurer, Vice-President; F.B.L.A.; Library Staff; Drama Club; Decorations Committee for Jr.- Sr. Prom; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; French Circle; F.T.A.; Newspaper Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Hopewell Youth Council. COSTENBADER, SARAH FRANCES Girls’ Glee Club; Junior Choir; F.H.A.; V.I.C.A.; Girls’ Monogram Club; J.V. Hockey Team; Varsity Hockey, Tri-Captain. COURTNEY, SYLVIA GENEVA S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom Secretary; V.I.C.A., Vice-President. CRAIGHEAD, GREGORY D. Transfer Student; Senior Band; Stage Band; Concert Band; Track Team. CREGGAR, GLENN RANDALL Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Homeroom Vice- President; National Honor Society, Picnic Committee; Powder Puff Concession Stand Committee; Advocate Staff; Hi-Y. CRENSHAW, JAMES AARON Beginners ' Band; Junior Band; Senior Band; Advocate Staff; Wrestling Team; Concert Band. CRICHTON, DEBI SUE Transfer Student; Junior Popularity Contest, Best Looking; Art Club; Drama Club; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; D.E.C.A., Vice-President. CYCKEVIC, BELINDA CAROL Latin Forum; Inter-Club Council; Homeroom Pres¬ ident; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Vice-President; French Circle, Treasurer; Art Club, President; Kappa Lambda Tri-Hi-Y; S.C.A. Representative; National Honor Society; Junior Executive Board; Graduation Marshall for Class of 1970; Junior Popu¬ larity Contest, Most Intellectual and Most Likely To Succeed; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Edi¬ tor and Co-Editor; Co-Chairman of Decorations Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom and Junior Beauty Contest; Honor Council; National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Letter of Commendation; Candidate for Miss Kaleidoscope”; Senior Superlatives, Most Likely To Succeed and Most Outstanding. DAIL, MARCENA ELIZABETH S.C.A. Representative; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Art Club; Tri-Hi- Y; Powder Puff Football; Jr.-Sr. Decorations Committee; Junior Popularity Contest, Class Couple. DALTON, BRUCE ALLEN J.V. Football; S.C.A. Representative; Delegate to S.C.A. District Conference; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. District Contest Participant; Homeroom President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Vice-President. DANIEL, RANDY MARTIN Track Team, Co-Captain; Homeroom President; Vice-President of Senior Class; Senior Executive Board; Key Club; Monogram Club; Spanish Club, President; Student Advisory Board; Latin Forum; Ring Dance Decorations Committee; Senior Superlatives, Class Couple. DAVIS, ANNETTE Library Staff; Art Club; Softball Team. DAVIS, HOPE SENEITH F.B.L.A.; Powder Puff Football Team. DAVIS, JACQUELINE REBECCA F.B.L.A. DAWSON, ROBERT STEPHEN Drama Club; Key Club. DAY, GEORGE PATRICK Eighth Grade Band; Senior Band. DEMPSEY, JUANITA ANN Spanish Club; Art Club; Distributive Education. DIVITTORIO, VICTOR M. Varsity Football. DOSS, TERESA ANNE Transfer Student; Senior Choir. DOUGLAS, JANET GAIL Homeroom Secretary; S.C.A Representative; F.B.L.A., Parliamentarian; Homeroom Vice- President; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Beauty Contest; eighty-eight F.B.L.A. District Convention; Powder Puff Football Team; Student Directory Committee. DOWLING, RITA MARY Marching Band; J.V. Hockey; Junior Beauty Contest; Concert Band; French Circle. EASTERLING, KATHLEEN FLEMING Eighth Grade Choir; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Organizations and Organizations Editor; Ole Blue Players, Publicity Chairman; French Circle; Magpipes, Choreographer and Student Director; Hopewell Teen Age Republicans, Secretary and Co- President; Senior Choir; Regional Chorus; Junior Miss Contestant, Winner of Scholastic Achievement Trophy; Voice of Democracy Contest. EAVEY, CARLTON EUGENE Eighth Grade Football; Homeroom Vice-President; Monogram Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Latin Forum; Varsity Golf Team; Varsity Football. EAVEY, ELLEN ADAIR J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Girls ' Basketball Manager; Science Club; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Advertising Sr. Assistant; Marching Band; Concert Band; Gym Assistant; Girls ' Monogram Club. EDMONDSON, STEVEN ALLEN Homeroom Vice-President; S.C.A. Representative; Art Club; J.V. Football; Spanish Club; Track Team; D.E.; Powder Puff Cheerleader; Homecoming Escort. ELLIS, ALLAN LYNN Eighth Grade Football; Sophomore Executive Board; Homeroom Vice-President; V.I.C.A. EMORY, SUSAN PAIGE Latin Forum, Treasurer; S.C.A. Representative; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom President; National Honor Society; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Editor and Co-Editor; Senior Class Corre¬ sponding Secretary; Senior Executive Board; Miss Noel Princess; D.A.R. Good Citizen Award; Candidate for Sophomore Sweetheart; Homdcoming Princess; Junior Popularity Contest, Most Polite; Senior Superlatives, Most Polite and Most Sincere; Candidate for “Miss Kaleidoscope”; Alternate to Va. Girls ' State. EPPS, JAMES MONROE Senior Band; Stage Band. EUBANK, DUREE FREEMAN Spanish Club; J.V. Cheerleader; Science Club; F.T.A.; Powder Puff Football Team; Library Assistant; Jr. and Senior Popularity Contests, Most Talkative and Biggest Flirt; Junior Executive Board; Homeroom Secretary; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Semi- Finalist in Junior Beauty Contest; Sophomore Dance Refreshment Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom Invitations Co-Chairman; Jr. Beauty Contest Tickets Committee; Miss Cavalier Square; Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club. EURE, THERESE ANNE Transfer Student; Junior Beauty Contest; F.B.L.A. EVANS, BEATRICE LAURA Homeroom Secretary; Library Staff. FARIS, RONALD ALLEN Latin Forum, Vice-President; Science Club; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Chess Club, President, Vice-President, and Secretary; Homeroom Pres¬ ident, Vice-President, Secretary; Senior Executive Board; Track Team; Cross Country; Candidate for “Mr. Kaleidoscope”; National Honor Society. FARLEY, ERNEST DALE Eighth Grade Basketball. FARNSWORTH, ROBERT ERIC Eighth Grade Basketball; Spanish Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Monogram Club; Varsity Golf Team; Homeroom President; Junior Executive Board; S.C.A. Representative; Stage Band; Orchestra; Jr. Popularity Contest, Most Talented and Class Clown; Senior Superlatives, Class Clown; Marching Band; Youth Convention at Valley Forge. FINKLEA, DONNA SUE Homeroom Secretary; Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Ole Blue Players; Glee Club; Senior Choir; D.E.C.A., Secretary, Treasurer. FISCHER, CHARLES EDWIN Eighth Grade Basketball; S.C.A. Representative; Homeroom President; J.V. Baseball; J.V. Basketball; Key Club; Junior Popularity Contest, Cutest; Varsity Baseball; Senior Superlatives, Cutest. FRANKENSTEIN, KAREN INGE F.B.L.A.; V.I.C.A., Chaplain; Library Assistant; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; J.V. Basketball Team. Fuller, Michael Conrad Homeroom President; First Nighters Club; National Honor Society, Vice-President; Science Club. FURR, DENNIS WAYNE Senior Band; V.I.C.A.; D.E.C.A.; F.B.L.A. FURR. ERIC MICHAEL Junior Band; Science Fair, Third Place in Eighth Grade Division; Senior Marching and Concert Band; Science Club, Constitution Committee and Project Committee; Latin Forum, Member of “Latin Bowl Team; Chess Club, Sgt.-at-Arms; First Nighters Club; Forensic Society; Optimist Club Oratorical Contest, First Place Local and Zone; Teen Age Republicans; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Varsity Tennis Team, Most Improved Player; Voice of Democracy Contest, First Place in School and District, Third in State; High School Bowl Quiz Team; Graduation Usher; Junior and Senior Popu¬ larity Contests, Most Intellectual; Semi-Finalist in National Merit Program; Voice of Democracy Contest, Second Place in School. GADDY, SARAH LOU Transfer Student; Senior Choir; F.T.A.; V.I.C.A.; KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Sr. Assistant. GALARZA, ZOILA MARGARITA CRUZ S.C.A. Representative; F.T.A., Secretary, Delegate to Convention; French Circle, Vice-President and President; National Honor Society, Secretary and Convention Delegate; Art Club, Secretary-Treasurer, President; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Powder Puff Concession Stand Comnrttee; Tri-Hi-Y; Letter for Scholastic Achievement; Senior Superlatives, Most Dependable. GATES, ELIZBETH ANNE D.E.C.A. GOODMAN, JO ANNE French Circle, President and Treasurer; Drama Clqb; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; magpipes; Senior Choir; National Honor Society; Sophomore Executive Board; Junior Executive Board; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative; Junior Miss Pageant, First Runner-up; Junior Popularity Contest, Most Talented; Optimist Club ' s “Youth Appreciation Week Award”; F.T.A.; Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary; Jr. Beauty Contest; Library Staff; Senior Superlatives, Most Talented. GORKIEWICZ, ROBERT JOHN D.E.C.A.; Spanish Club; Junior and Senior Powder Puff Cheerleader. GRAVES, John Anthony Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling; Science Club; S.C.A. GRIFFIN, JOHNNIE LEE Transfer Student. HAINSTOCK, ROBERT FRANK Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Debate Team; Hi-Y, Vice-President and President; Powder Puff Cheerleader; Graduation Marshall; National Honor Society, District Convention Delegate; Woodmen of the World History Award Candidate; Science Symposium Delegate to UVA.; Homeroom President. HALSEY, DEBRA SUE Transfer Student; Library Staff HAM, SHERRY ANN D.E.C.A.; F.H.A.; Art Club. HAMNER, NATHAN CARLISLE Senior Class President; Senior Executive Board; Key Club, Vice-President; Track, Co-Captain; National Honor Society; Senior Superlatives, Best All Round and Personality Plus; Latin Forum, Pres¬ ident; Science Club, President; Spanish Club, Pres¬ ident; S.C.A.; Homeroom President; Eighth Grade Basketball; Graduation Usher; Candidate for S.C.A. President. HARLESS, MARLENE ANNE Eighth Grade Choir, Accompanist; Latin Forum; Spanish Club, Reporter; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Chap¬ lain and Delegate to Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Convention; S.C.A. Representative, Homecoming and Advisory Committee; Honor Code Committee, Save the Children Drive; Delegate to District Conference of Christians and Jews; Sophomore Float Committee; Sophomore Dance Ticket Committee; Candidate for Sophomore Sweetheart; Homeroom President, Vice- President, Secretary; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A.; Senior Choir; Ensemble; Magpipes; Stage Band; Marching Band; Concert Band; Drill Corp; Senior Majorette; Band Librarian; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sr. Assistant to the Editors; Homecoming Princess, Second Runner- up; Jr. and Sr. Float Committees; Jr.-Sr. Prom Deco¬ rations and Invitations Committees; Junior Beauty Contest, Practicing and Judges Committee; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club; Drama Club; Gymnastics Team; Hopewell Youth Council, Publicity Chairman and President; Library Assistant, Office Assistant; Senior Ring Dance Committee; Nominee for Girls ' State: Candidate for “Miss Noel”; Science Club, Secre¬ tary; Freshman and Sophomore Executive Boards; Freshman Class Organization Co-Chairman. HARPER, JAMES CLAYBROOK National Honor Society, Vice-President; Junior Choir; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Photographer; Se¬ nior Choir, Regional Chorus; Magpipes; Hi-Y, Pres¬ ident and Treasurer; Drama Club, Treasurer; Science Club, Vice-President; Latin Forum. HARRIS, JOANNE Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Regional Chorus; F.H.A.; F.H.A., Reporter; F.T.A.; Spanish Club; Press Club, Reporter; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Homeroom President; SCA. HARRIS, WENDY SUE Transfer Student; F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff; Office Assistant; Tam Council; Miss Hopewell High School; Homecoming Princess; First Runner-Up. HARRISON, BETSY ANNE Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; SCA Representative; Latin Forum; First Nighters Club; Drama Club; French Circle; Science Club, Treasurer; Junior Choir; Girl ' s Glee Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Tri-Hi-Y, Recording Secretary; Junior Beauty Contest; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Sr. Assistant Business Editor; Nominee for “Miss Kalei¬ doscope”. HARRISON, MARK OLIVER Eighth Grade Choir; Hi-Y. HARVEY, LINDA JEAN F.B.L.A.; Tatler Staff; Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Beauty Contest; Homeroom Secretary, Vice- President. HAYDEN, CHARLOTTE SUE Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Glee Club; F.B.L.A. HAYES, MELVENA SCA; Library Staff; F.H.A. HEATHCOCK, CALLIE MERITA F.B.L.A.; Powder Puff Football; Transfer Student. HELDER, EDWARD JOHN J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Tennis; Boy’s Monogram Club; Hi-Y; Honor Society; Spanish Club; Science Club; Homeroom President; Powder Puff Coach. HENDERSON, JEAN CAROL Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Library Staff; SCA; Safe¬ ty and Handbook Committees; J.V. Cheerleader, Head; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decora¬ tions Committee; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A., Historian; Powder Puff Football; Jr. Beauty Contest; Varsity Cheerleader; National Cheerleaders Association; Sophomore Sweetheart; Advocate Staff, Typist; Homecoming Queen; Senior Superlatives, Miss Student Body and Best Looking. HENRY, GLORIA VENICE Glee Club; Tatler Staff, Sports Editor; Junior Beauty Contest; F.B.L.A.; Usher for Spring Concert; Science Club. HENRY, THOMAS JAY Drama Club; Art Club; Senior Choir; Magpi pes. HENSLEY, KATRINA YVONNE Powder Puff Football; Junior Beauty Contest, Co- Chairman of Ticket Committee; Jr.-Sr. Prom, Refreshment Committee; Ring Dance, Refreshment Committee; V.I.C.A.; Art Club; Spanish Club; Advocate Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Tatler, Sports Editor; Football and Basketball Programs Committee; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer. HERETICK, KENNETH WAYNE Transfer Student; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Monogram Club. HICKS, LORIENE CLAY Guidance Assistant; Transfer Student. HILL, SOLOMON MILTON Varsity Basketball HOBBS, BETTY ANN Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Latin Forum; F.H.A.; Library Staff; Girl ' s Monogram Club, Vice-President; Homeroom Secre¬ tary, Vice-President; J.V. Hockey; Varsity Softball, Co-Captain; Powder Puff Team; Press Club. HOFMANN, CHARLOTTE MARY Marching Band; Concert Band; Junior Majorette; Senior Majorette; Gymnastics Team; Monogram Club; Homeroom Vice-President; Executive Board; V.I.C.A.; Junior Beauty Contest Contestant. HOLDFORD, SHARON COZART eighty-nine Eighth Grade Choir; V.I.C.A. HOLLAND, JANIES B. Marching Band; Stage Band; Concert Band. HOLLOWAY, JOHN HENRY Marching Band; Varsity Football; Monogram Club. HOLT, CANDACE MAXINE Homeroom Secretary; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Librarty Assistant; SCA; Homecoming Princess. HOOVER, ROBERT CHRISTIAN Homeroom President; Chess Club; Ole Blue Players. HOSEA, MARILYN GILCHRIST KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Co-Editor; Tri-Hi- Y; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; SCA; Sophomore Execu¬ tive Board; Art Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorating Committee Co-Chairman; Jr. Popularity Contest, Most Sincere, French Circle. HOSTOVICH, MICHAEL WILLIAM D.E.C.A. President; Art Club; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Powder Puff Football Pro¬ grams Committee. HOUSTON, BETTY ANN Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Glee Club. HOWARD, LINDA LEIGH Sophomore and Senior Executive Boards; Homeroom Sunshine Chairman; Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A.; Homeroom President; Spanish Club. HOWELL, GRAHAM RONNIE Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football; National Honor Society; Homeroom Vice-President. JACKSON, JUDITH AMANDA F.H.A.; Junior Executive Board. JACOBS, GARY MICHAEL Marching Band; Concert Band; Spanish Club; Science Club. JACOBS, LYNN MARIE Pep Club; Library Staff; D.E.C.A.; Ring Dance Deco¬ rations Committee; Jr.-Sr. Decorations Committee; Hockey Team; Eighth Grade Choir; D.E.C.A. Public Speaking Contestant. JANOSIK, JOSEPH MICHAEL Homeroom President; Freshman Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Eight Grade Football; Junior Varsity Baseball; Varsity Baseball; J.V. Football; Varsity Football Co-Captain and Most Spir¬ ited Player; Monogram Club; Gymnastics Team; Powder Puff Coach. JEFFERSON, LOIS ANN Eighth Grade Choir; SCA; Girl’s Softball Team; Basketball Team. JENKINS, PAMELA ANN Library Staff; D.E.C.A. JOHNSON, JAMES BERNARD Chess Club; Science Club; Hi-Y, Treasurer. JOHNSON, SANDRA PAULETTE F.H.A., Chaplain; Junior Choir; Homeroom Pres¬ ident; Softball Team; Art Show, Honorable Mention; Science Club; Art Club. JOHNSTON, SHARON ANN J.V. Hockey; Gymnastics; Monogram Club; Jr. Tri- Hi-Y; Tri-Hi-Y; Marching and Concert Band; Senior Majorette; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Junior Beauty Contest Contestant. JONES, JAMES RONALD D.E.C.A.; Senior Float Committee. JONES, WILLIAM ABNER Intramural Basketball; Senior Band; Senior Choir; V.I.C.A.; Advocate Staff. KATZ, LAWRENCE DAVID Science Club; Chess Club; Key Club; Forensic Soci¬ ety; Tennis Team; Voice of Democracy Contest; Second and Third Place Awards. KING, SALLY ANN KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Administration and Facul¬ ty, Junior Assistant, Advertising Manager; National Honor Society; V.I.C.A.; F.H.A., President; J.V. Hockey; National Merit Scholarship Test, Letter of Merit; Monogram Club; Girl ' s Softball and Hockey Teams Manager. KLOOZ, CHARLES DAVID Transfer Student; Marching Band, Drum Major; Con¬ cert Band; Library Assistant. LAMPMAN, RICHARD LEE Chess Club, President, Charter Member; Forensic Society; Varsity Debator ' s Team; Graduation Usher; National Honor Society; Key Club, Delegate to District Convention; Hopewell Youth Council, Past President; Advocate Staff, Co-Editor; Voice of De¬ mocracy Contest, Third Place; SCA; Science Club; Oratorical Contest, First Place Award. LANGFORD, HARVEY WAYNE SCA Representative. LASLIE, RHONDA JEAN Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Sophomore Executive Board; J.V. Cheerleader; Homeroom Secretary; KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Organizations Senior Assistant; Science Club; Varsity Cheerleader, Assistant Head; Marching Band; Tri-Hi-Y. LAWSON, JOANN Junior Choir; Glee Club; F.H.A. LAWSON, KENNETH H. Track Team. LEWIS, CHARLES J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball, Football, Track. LEWIS, SANDRA LEIGH Eighth Grade Choir; Glee Club; Junior Choir; Library Assistant; Homeroom Secretary; Drill Corps; Library Club, President; Spanish Club. LINDELL, ALBERT Transfer Student. LYMAN, PAMELA LANE Library Club; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Drama Club. MABE, BARBARA JEAN Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President; Concert Band; Head Majorette; Junior Miss, Second Runner- up; F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; French Circle; Science Club; Float Committees; Powder Puff Football. MABRY, ANNE COTMAN Exchange Student; Candidate for Sophomore Sweetheart; Junior Beauty Contest Contestant; F.T.A.; SCA; J.V. Cheerleader; Spanish Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom President; Jr. Popularity Contest, Best Dancer; Freshman Executive Board. MALONE, KATHERYN ARLENE F.H.A.; Homeroom Vice-President; Tatler Staff; Business Manager; Office Assistant. MARR, PEGGY JANE KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF Sr. Sports Assistant; Gymnastics Team; Senior Majorette, Assistant Head; Marching and Concert Band; F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; French Circle; Latin Forum; SCA; Powder Puff Football; Jr. Executive Board; Drill Corps; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; Jr. Miss Contestant; Homeroom President; Sophomore Executive Board; Monogram Club. MARTIN, SANDRA JO Library Club, Vice-President; Powder Puff Football. McCUMBER, MILLIE REBECCA Marching Band; D.E.C.A. McGowan, Deborah ann J.V. Hockey; SCA; Gymnastics; J.V. Cheerleader; Drama Guild; Latin Forum; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Eighth Grade and Junior Choir; F.B.L.A., Historian; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Administration and Faculty Editor; Monogram Club; Float Committee; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; F.B.L.A. Vice-President. McGowan, mary Patricia Bridget Latin Forum, Treasurer; French Circle; F.T.A., Vice- President and President; Science Club; SCA Student of the Month; National Honor Society; Honor Council; Homeroom President, Nominee for Miss Kaleidoscope. McMILLIAN, ERNEST OLIVER JOSEPH Tennis Team; Marching Band; Forensic Society; Science Club; National Honor Society, District Con¬ vention Delegate, Constitution Committee; Debate Team; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; WRNL-University of Richmond Radio Scholarship Quiz; Advocate Staff, Co-Editor; Nominee for Mr. Kaleidoscope; HHS Bowl Team; Quiz Bowl Team, American Education Week, Captain. McNEIL, DANIEL ROSS Eighth Grade Basketball; Junior Band; Marching Band; Concert Band; Intermural Basketball; Key Club; Junior Class Executive Board; SCA, Assembly Committee. mcnulty, martha lynn Homeroom President; SCA, Handbook Committee; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Spanish Club; Junior Beauty Contest; Marching and Concert Band; Senior Majorette; Gymnastics; Jr.-Sr. Prom, Favors Committee; Powder Puff Football; Jr. Miss Contestant; Junior Band; Homeroom Vice-President; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Activities Editor. MELTON, MONA CAROL Transfer Student; French Circle; Latin Forum; V.I.C.A. MICHAEL, ROBERT Transfer Student; I.C.T.; V.I.C.A. MITCHELL. MICHAEL RAY Science Club; Latin Forum; Spanish Club. MITCHEM, REGGIE JOHN Transfer Student; D.E.C.A.; F.B.L.A. MOORE, COLLEEN V.I.C.A.; Softball Team; Monogram Club; Spanish Club; Sophomore Sweetheart, First Runner-up; Usher for Choir Concert. MOORE, DIANNE LYNN Transfer Student; V.I.C.A.; I.C.T. MOORE, JOSEPH PAUL J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Monogram Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Glee Club. MOORE, LINDA GAIL Homeroom President and Secretary-Treasurer; F.H.A.; Freshman Executive Board; Drama Club; Tri- Hi-Y; SCA; Office Assistant; Powder Puff Football; Sr. Float Committee; F.T.A, MOORE, PATRICIA Transfer Student; V.I.C.A., Reporter, Secretary; F.B.L.A.; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Committee; Homecoming Committee. MOORE, TERRY LYNN Homeroom Vice-President and President; F.B.L.A.; Office Assistant. MORRIS, KAREN LYNN Library Assistant; Office Assistant; Science Club; Honor Society; F.B.L.A., Secretary; Homeroom Vice-President. MORRIS, MARY Transfer Student; V.I.C.A., Reporter; Ring Dance Decorations Committee; Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A. MOSELEY, ROBERT MOODY Science Club; Second Place, Science Fair. NASH, WILLIAM THOMAS Eighth Grade Football; Chess Club; D.E.C.A. NEMETZ, JOAN SUSAN Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Art Club; Library Club; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Glee Club. NESBITT, CARLOTTA Eighth Grade Choir; Homeroom Secretary; Latin Forum; Glee Club; Junior Choir; Regional Chorus; Senior Choir; Senior Executive Board; Powder Puff Football; F.T.A.; Library Assistant. NESTER, HOWARD MICHAEL Transfer Student. NICHOLAS, PHYLLIS LEE Spanish Club; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Homeroom President; Student Advisory Board; Pep Club; Jr. Popularity Contest, Most Soul; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant. NICHOLS, ROSEMARY LAVERN Eighth Grade Choir; Junior and Senior Choir; Regional Chorus; D.E.C.A., Chaplain. NOEL, ALAN ROSS Eighth Grade Football; Homeroom President; SCA; V.I.C.A.; I.C.T.; Pep Club; Glee Club. NUGENT, ALLEN K. V.I.C.A. OESTREICH, DEBRA ANN Glee Club; Senior Choir; Science Club; Drama Club; Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Library Staff; Hopewell Youth Council; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A. O’HARA, EVELYN LOUISE Transfer Student; F.T.A., Vice-President; Powder Puff Football; French Club; Drama Club; Glee Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Classes Senior Assistant; Senior Choir. PARTIN, RICHARD NORMAN SCA; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Key Club; Varsity Baseball; Science Club; Jr. Executive Board; Homeroom President. PATE, MARY ELIZABETH Homeroom Secretary and Vice-President; Marching and Concert Band; Majorette; F.T.A.; French Circle; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; Honor Society; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Miss Contestant; Science Club; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Circulations, Classes Co-Editor. PEARSON, ROBERT LOUIS ninety J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Monogram Club. PENTECOST, CONNIE LYNNE Pep Club; Science Club; F. B.L.A.; C.O.E.; SCA; Powder Puff Football; Jr. Beauty Contest Finalist; Homeroom Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. PERSHING, PAUL EDWIN Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; Homeroom President; Junior Band; J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball; SCA; Freshman Executive Board; Key Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, President; Monogram Club, President; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track; Powder Puff Coach; Jr. Class President; Se¬ nior Executive Board; Varsity Football, Co-Captain, All Tri-City, All District, All Regional, Honorable All State, Best Blocker and Most Valuable Player; Jr. Popularity Contest, Most Popular, Best All Around, Most School Spirited; Senior Superlatives, Most Popular and Mr. Student Body; Intramural Basketball. PINTAVALLE, BETTY JO Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Drama Club; Science Club, Reporter; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt. at Arms; Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President; SCA; Homecoming Princess; Jr. and Sr. Popularity Contest, Best Dressed; Tam Council; Powder Puff Football; Junior Beauty Contest; Jr.-Sr. Prom Favors Committee Co-Chairman; Ring Dance Decorations Committee. POWELL, RONALD P. Marching Band; Stag e Band; Transfer Student. POWERS, DIANA LEE D.E.C.A.; F.H.A. PRITCHARD, JANE CLAIRE French Circle, Secretary; Science Club, Secretary; Latin Forum, President; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt. at Arms and Treasurer; Pep Club; Glee Club; Jr. Choir; Homeroom Secretary; Sophomore Class President and Executive Board; Honor Council; Student Advi¬ sory Board; Class Ring Committee; Sr. Class Recording Secretary; Sr. Executive Board; SCA, Secretary, Hot Dog and Homecoming Committee; Float Decoration Committee; Head Varsity Cheerleader; Student of the Month; KALEIDO¬ SCOPE STAFF, Advertising Junior Assistant and Classes Co-Editor; Student of the Month; Sopho¬ more Sweetheart Candidate; Honor Society; Jr. Pop¬ ularity Contest, Most Outstanding, Most Dependable; Best All Around; Delegate to Honor Society Workshop; Nominee for District Vice- President of Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Beauty Contestant; Committee Chairman; Prom Program Committee Co- Chairman; Science Fair; Powder Puff Football; Student Exchange Program; Delegate to Girl’s State; Junior Miss of Hopewell and receipient of Talent Award; Co-Winner of the Optimist Outstand¬ ing Youth Award; “Miss Noel Princess; Hopewell Youth Council; Sr. Superlatives, Best All Around and Most School Spirited. PRITCHARD, LANE ANTHONY Eighth Grade Basketball; Junior Band; Homeroom Secretary; J.V. Basketball; Sr. Band; Varsity Track; Key Club; Monogram Club; Nominee for Vice- President of SCA; SCA; Jr. and Sr. Popularity Contest, Biggest Flirt and Most Talkative; Nominee for Mr. Kaleidoscope; Homecoming Escort and Cross-Country Team. PUTNAM, CONNIE LEE Senior Choir; Glee Club; Science Club; F.T.A.; KA¬ LEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Faculty and Administration Senior Assistant; Homeroom Secretary and Treasur- er; F.H.A., Chaplain. RAFEY, BAN AMEEN Homeroom Vice-President, President; SCA Repre¬ sentative; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Executive Boards; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y President; Tri-Hi-Y President and Delegate to MGA; Advocate Staff; French Circle; Art Club Secretary-Treasurer; Ole Blue Players; Monogram Club, Treasurer; Hopewell Youth Council, Sgt. at Arms; Massanetta Hi-Y Con¬ ference; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; National Cheerleader Association; Tennis Team; Varsity Hockey; Powder Puff Football, Co-Captain; Nominee for Sophomore Sweetheart; Second Runner-up to Miss Hopewell High School; Exchange Student; Jr Popularity Contest; Most School Spirited and Personality Plus; Senior Superlatives, Class Clown and Personality Plus. RIPANI, BRUCE RODNEY Homeroom Vice-President and President. ROBINSON, BRENDA DIANE V.I.C.A., Transfer Student. ROCK, WILLIAM MICAH Transfer Student; Stage Band. ROSS, DALE WARREN SCA; Marching Band; J.V. Baseball; V.I.C.A., Glee Club; Senior Choir; Magpipes. ROWLAND, JOSEPH EDWARD Senior Band, Marching Band, Concert Band. SANDERS, MARY DELOIS Softball and Basketball. SAUNDERS, LARRY R. Marching Band, Stage Band. SCHOLD, DEBORAH JOY F.B.L.A.; Steno Class President; C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. Work Student President; Transfer Student. SCHULHOF, ELIZABETH ANDERSON KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Jr. Assistant Business Manager and Business Manager; National Honor So¬ ciety; Red Cross Youth Chairman; Tri-Hi-Y, Corre¬ sponding Secretary; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; SCA; Latin Forum; Spanish Club; Jr. Miss Contestant. SEXTON, VIVIAN KAY Pep Club; F.H.A.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant; Powder Puff Football. SHELBURNE, JACQUELINE CAROL Homeroom President and Vice-President; Press Club; Eighth Grade Choir; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Drama Club. SHORNAK, MARK EDWARD SCA; Homeroom Vice-President and President; Jr Popularity Contest, Best Looking and Class Couple; Sr. Superlatives, Best Looking And Best Dancer. SHULER, LINDA DIANNE SCA; Homeroom President; Latin Forum; National Honor Society; Sr. Flowt Committee; Nominee for Sophomore Sweetheart; Nominee for Miss Noel; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant. SIMON, DEBORA ANN Tri-Hi-Y; Majorette; Concert Band; Powder Puff Football; Transfer Student. SIMS, NAOMI Transfer Student; V.I.C.A.; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Newspaper Staff. SMITH, ROBERT LEGRANDE Science Club; French Circle; Marching Band; Homeroom President and Secretary. SOLESBEE, JAMES ANDREW D.E.C.A. SPATIG, JOHN MARK Science Club; Drama Club; Fellowship of Christian Ath letes; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Spanish Club. SPRAGUE, RICHARD PAUL Drama Club; Chess Club ; Advocate Staff, Business Manager. STANCIL, SUSAN FRANCES Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Magpipes; Debate Team; Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Executive Boards; Spanish Club; Tennis Team; Drama Club; Forensic Society; Jr. Miss Contestant; Jr. Beauty Contestant; Homeroom Secretary. STATON, JAMES NORMAN Eighth Grade Football; Basketball; Homeroom Pres¬ ident; J.V. Football; Varsity Football and Monogram Club. SWAFFORD, WILLIAM THOMAS D.E.C.A., Vice-President; Wrestling Team. TALLEY, JANET LEIGH Homeroom Secretary; Drama Club; Science Club; Eighth Grade Choir; French Circle; Jr. Choir; Glee Club; First Nighters Club; Senior Choir; Jr. Beauty Contest Contestant, Second Runner-up to Hallow¬ een Queen; V.I.C.A.; Jr. Miss Contestant. TATUM, RUSSELL BOLLING Homeroom Vice-President; Drama Club; Science Club; Hi-YI Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Varsity Football; Sr. Executive Board; Intramural Basketball; Powder Puff Cheerleader. TEMPLE, BARRY ALLEN D.E.C.A., Reporter; SCA; Homeroom Vice-President; Powder Puff Cheerleader. TETTERTON, FREDERICK JAMES Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary; Hi- Y; Drama Club; Varsity Track; SCA; Nominee for Mr. Kaleidoscope; Sophomore Executive Board. TOWSEY, MILTON BARTOW Marching Band; Concert Band; Stage Band. TRAYLOR, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Concert and Marching Band; Spanish Club; Powder Puff Cheerleader. TURNER, HAROLD CLEVELAND V.I.C.A. TUSH, MARK STEVEN Homeroom Vice-President. VAUGHAN, BONITA SUE Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A. VERGARA, MARILYN CECILE Transfer Student; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Powder Puff Football; Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom Secre¬ tary. VIER, MOLLIE CROCKETT SCA; Homeroom President, Secretary; Drama Club, Spanish Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Tri-Hi-Y; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader, Alternate; Powder Puff Football; Prom Favors Committee Co- Chairman; Junior Beauty Contest; Ring Dance Deco¬ rations Committee, Co-Chairman; Junior and Senior Popularity Contests, Cutest; National Honor Society; Jr. Executive Board; Sophomore Sweetheart Contestant; KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF, Features Co- Editor. VILLARS, CAROLYN SUE Ole Blue Players; French Circle; Halloween Queen Contestant; Senior Choir; Library Staff. WALKER, SHERRI GAYLE Transfer Student; Art Club; Tatler Staff; F.B.L.A. WARREN, VIRGINIA CAROL Pep Club; SCA; F.H.A.; V.I.C.A.; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, President. WELLS, REBECCA LEIGH Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; SCA; Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President; F.H.A; F.T.A.; Debate Team; Homecoming Princess; Soph¬ omore Sweetheart, Second Runner-up; Miss Noel ”. WESTERMAN, SHIRLEY MAE F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Office Assistant. WHEAT, DEBBIE Spanish Club; Girls ' Softball and Basketball Teams; V.I.C.A. WHEELER, DENNIS JAMES Varsity Football; Art Club. WHEELER, JOHN CORNELIUS Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball. WHITE, PHILLIP VERNON Key Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; SCA; Homeroom Vice-President. WIGGINS, JOHANNE FRANCES Transfer Student; Advocate Staff. WILLIAMS, JANICE MARIE Transfer Student; Glee Club. WILLIAMSON, EDWARD EARL Senior Choir; SCA; D.E.C.A. WILLIAMSON, THOMAS RALPH Library Assistant; Pep Club; Junior and Senior Choirs; SCA; Science Club; Intramural Basketball; Office Assistant; Eighth Grade Football; Christmas Concert Usher. WILSON, GARY CORNADIOUS Marching Band and Stage Band. WILSON, JOHN ISAAC Glee Club. WILSON, MARCELLA AUSTRALA F.H.A.; D.E.C.A.; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Jr. and Sr. Choir. WILSON, PHALATHIA Powder Puff Football; Jr. and Sr. Choir; F.H.A.. WITHEROW, WILLIAM EDWARD SCA; Homeroom President, Vice-President; Honor Society; Honor Council, President; Freshman and Sophomore Executive Boards; Spanish Club; Soph¬ omore and Senior Class Treasurer; J.V. Baseball; Beauty Contest Usher; Varsity Track; Key Club, President and Delegate to District Convention; Powder Puff Cheerleader; Nominee for Mr. Kaleido¬ scope; Student Advisory Board; Jr. Popularity Contest, Most Polite and Most Sincere; Sr, Superlatives, Most Polite and Most Dependable; Sr. Executive Board. WYCHE, LEE RACHAELLE J.V. Hockey; F.H.A.; Glee Clqb; Art Club. ninety-one ninety-two THE SPIRIT OF 71: A FINAL REFLECTION ninety-three JUNIOR CLASS Sharon Shornak Secretary An n p or t r5o p r ° ' S ' hL Row i hbieWatkina Janet Kearchner, Vicki Harless, Donna Skelton, Pam Blackmon. Second Row, Jo Baile y °Pete Theodor Richa d Ameen 1 , Kirk M cfure D nny ipps 1 006 M ° nk ' Thlrd R ° W ' FU,Ch ' D ° nna Ver8ara ' W ' Harla ' Suza e ninety-four The Class of ’72 starts the Kathy Almorode Richard Ameen Jimmy Ange Valerie Armstrong Barry Ashbrook David Atkins Klaus Aultman Robbie Aultman Charlie Aycock Christie Bailey Donna Bailey Sue Bailey Alice Baird Christine Barber Christine Barton TrubyBass Donna Bedwell Harvey Belcher Joey Benedict Carol Bennett Vicki Bently Cindy Biggs Pam Blackmon Mickey Blanchard ninety-five school year by electing Vickie Blizzard Brenda Bonner Billy Bookout Lewis Bowen Thomas Bowen Don Bowman Anna Bradshaw Brenda Branch Janice Brobst Bruce Brockwell Debbie Brockwell Judy Brockwell Allen Brooks Welfred Brown Bobby Browning Lloyd Bucciarelli Judy Buffo Leon Burchett Cheryl Burkey Mike Burnham Wayne Burrow Curtis Butterworth Claiborn Cabaniss Linda Capron Donnie Carr Helen Carrico Susan Casey Danny Cawthon Tommy Chavis Joyce Claiborne ninety-six Pete Theodore as President Evelyn Connelly Kenny Conover Gary Cooper Gale Cosley Ronnie Covington Jill Cramer Diane Crampton Ed Crews Donna Crum Yolanda Cruz Claudia Curry Lee Dalkiewicz Lou Damron Brenda Daniel Kennv Daniel Allen Daniels Neal Davis Chuck Dean Jamie Dean Eddie Clarke Connie Cleere Naomi Coker Titus Colbert Michael Collins Sylvia Demps Dale Denning Ruth Derichsweiler Georgia Deve rs Tim Dotson ninety-seven They work tirelessly on their Robert Dulaney Linda Eason Russell Eastman Jennifer Edwards Gilbert Elder Terry England Mary Anne Eure Billy Field Randy Field Roland Field Perry Fletcher Lee Foley Donna Ford Kenny Forti Debbie Fowler Joan Frankenstein Becky Frazier Kyle Futch Edie Fuzy Shelia Gilliam Bill Glass Rocky Glass Kenny Gleason Jeanette Glovier Beth Goldberg Alfonso Graham Pam Graham Frank Graves Sharon Green Hattie Green ninety-eight Homecoming float and the girls Pat Harris Wayne Harris Reggie Hayes Sue Hedgepeth Pam Harrison Ed Hatch Karen Hendrick Jo Hilpert Danny Hipps Diane Hogan Allen Hole Patty Hollins Debbie Honaker Steve Horner Sharon Houser Dottie Hundley Jeanie Hunt Bea Hurlburt Robert Ingram Mark Isenhour Harold Jackson James Jackson Micheal James Barbra Jamison ninety-nine participated in the Powder Patty Jenkins John Jerrell Ronald Johnson Terry Johnson David Jones Johnny Jones Melba Jones Michael Jones Sherry Jones Elaine Kaufman Janet Kearchner Hilda Keys Debbie King Melvin Korby Karen Kriegler ■MM upm Debi Kudelka Sherrye Kyle Steve Lambert Douglas Lane Pat Langford Diane Laslie Brenda Leavitt Lauren Lee Tommy Lee Tommy Leftwich ■■■ Frank Len David Leslie Marilyn Lewis Patty Lewis Conway Lundguist One-hundred Puff game. Spring brings Cathy Moody Richard Moore Kathy Morris Jeff Myers Syd Myers Bill Maxey Fran Mazzei Charles McClendon Kirk McClure Melvena McDowell Arnie Miller Carolyn Miller Judy Mills Sheila Mitchell Bruce Monk Deborah McFarland Mike McGowen Betty McMillan Wayne Mercer Jim Metheny Eddie Naulty Gary Neidigh Alan Nelson JoAnn Ortiz Kenny Overstreet Vincent Manieri Wayne Markham Dennis Martin Robert Martin Kay Mauviel One-hundred-one the Beauty Pageant, College Randolph Page Donna Payne Veronica Pierce Judy Rayner One-hundred-two Judy Parr Mark Pate Mark Patterson Donald Pardue Ronnie Parker Bonnie Pearson Connie Poerier Brenda Pelham Elaine Pettaway John Pettit Jane Phares Martha Powell Raymond Powell Junious Powers David Powroznik Billy Rayner Brian Puse Rosemarie Quinn Barbara Rackley Teresa Quesenberry Beth Reese Nancy Richeson Donna Rigney Bonnie Rigsby Billy Robbins Boards, and the Jr. - Sr. Prom Jerry Roberts Vanessa Roberts Daniel Robinette Louis Roeder Doreen Ruiz Kathy Sasser Billie Saunders Bonnie Scarberry Thomas Sebera Gail Setchel Sharon Shornak Linda Shue Jeff Simon Jerry Sipes Donna Skelton Jay Slagle Alvin Slaughter Bobby Slocum Pat Smith George Stathis James Soller Pam Spain Dale Stewart Elisa Stidham Anna Stallard Matt Smartt Karen Smith J. C. Stanley Earl Stovall Sherry Stallings One-hundred-three Next year they will be Linda Stratton David Stump John Swain Michael Swindell Lisa Switzer Calvin Tate Debbie Taylor Gilbert Taylor Pete Theodore George Thompson Janet Thore Sharian Thore Glenda Thorne Paige Titterington Rae Titterington Carlton Updike Diane Vance Faidra Vasilos Donna Vergara Juanita Vick Debbie Troch Debbie Tucker Kathy Tudor Lynda Turner Lewis Tyler Kathy Wade Joan Washington Robin Washington Vincent Washington Darnell Watkins One-hundred-four Seniors at H.H.S Wanda Wilson Jackie Wood Debbie Wyatt Jimmy Yancey Phil Yerby Debbie Watkins Patrick White Bruce Williamson Becky Wilson Nancy Wilson JUNIOR POPULARITY CONTEST: First Row, Tommy Leftwich—Best Looking; Sherry Stallings—Most School Spirited; Janet Kearchner— Cutest; Patti Jenkins—Most Sincere; Jimmy Metheny—Most Original; Karen Kriegler—Most Original; Debbi Kudelka—Most Athletic, Class Clown; Lauren Lee—Most Popular; Elisa Stidham—Biggest Dacron; Miss Jerrell—Favorite Teacher. Second Row, Cheryl Burkey—Most Talented; Curtis Butterworth—-Most Talented; Charlie Aycock—Friendliest; Syd Myers—Friendliest; Nancy Richeson—Most Intellectual; Jo Anne Ortiz—Most Likely To Succeed; Richard Ameen—Most Likely To Succeed, Most Outstanding; Becky Wilson—Most Outstanding; Donna Vergara—Most Talkative; Kirk McClure—Most Talkative. Third Row; Will Harlan—Best Dressed, Class Couple; Suzanne Bailey—Best Dressed, Class Coule, Best Looking; Rocky Glass—Most School Spirited; Kathy Wade—Biggest Flirt; Dale Denning—Cutest; Eddie Clark— Biggest Flirt; Pete Theodore—Most Dependable; Beth Reese—Most Dependable; Sherry Jones—Most Polite; Kenny Conover—Most Polite, Most Sincere; Mike Burnham—Class Clown; Steve Lambert—Most Intellectual. One-hundred-five SOPHOMORE CLASS Jeff Wells President Wanda Billingsly Vice President Robin Poe Treasurer SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD: First Row, Roy Everett, Russell Vergara, Milton Chappell. Second Row, Susan Daniel, Nancy Nugent, Robin Gilliam, Shelia Williams, Jo Anne Smith, Wanda Billingsly, Robin Poe, Faye Allendar, Stephanie Puse. Third Row, Jeff Wells, Deli Davis, Mark Daniel, Joe Kidd, Greg Wells, Bobby Pershing, Beth Johnson. Dell Davis Secretary Sheila Williams Sgt.-at-arms Bobby Pershing Sgt.-at-arms one-hundred-six Jeff Wells was chosen to lead Gerald Adams Christie Aderholt Stanley Ailstock Patty Albanese Betty Aldridge Jerry Alexander Linda Alexander Cliff Allen Faye Allender Lee Almarode David Armistead Anne Atwater Chris Bass Susan Baugner Ray Baxley Frances Benedict Allen Bennett Dennis Bickings Wanda Billingsley Howard Billy Melanie Bishop Debbie Blackwell Cindy Blackmon Linwood Blowe Gilbert Bradley Hubert Brannan Donnie Brittingham Bruce Brockwell Leeman Brown Roger Brown Todd Brown Kathy Bryant Butch Buffo Ricky Burnett Jimmy Burton Susan Burton Thersa Cabaniss Loydette Caison Yolanda Cappiali Mike Cargill Anita Carico Carla Carr one-hundred-seven Sophomore class this year. School Lou Ann Carr Wanda Carr Elaine Carter Cindy Casey Kippy Causy Milton Chappell Cindy Chase Mike Chrismer Barbara Christian Harvy Clary Gary Clay Shelby Clayton Donnie Coker Pam Coker Linda Cole Sandra Coleman Thierry Collins Sidney Connelly Ralph Conrad Richard Cooper Ross Core Rebeckah Cornelius Evelyn Curtis Marie Dane Berny Daniel Mark Daniel Patricia Daniel Randy Daniel Susan Daniel Chuck Davis Dell Davis Jerry Davis Randy Davis Ryan Davis Terry Davis Rhonda Dawson Debbie Dean Roger Debrick Bobby Dereski Ellen Dowling Jimmy Drake Craig Driver one-hundred-eight spirit was high as they worked Keith Drumright John Duda Teresa Edwards Keith Eggleston Donald Ellis Mary Ellison Renee Epps Jim Eure Roy Everett Faith Everhart Wendel Faris Troy Fitzgerald Sharon Fleetwood Bonnie Frazier Sheryl Fuller Steve Gadinis Susan Garfinkel Donnie Gargis Robin Garrett Lela Gent Thoman Giles Bobby Gill Robin Gilliam Sheree Godsey Debbie Goodman Sherry Goodman Neil Gordon Mike Grant Ardell Graves Ernie Gray Lester Green Randy Green Maxine Griffin Dewaine Gross Becky Hale Mike Hamlet William Hammond Geary Hancock Donnie Harris Richard Harris Vivian Harris Janet Harrison one-hundred-nine on their second Homecoming John Harrison Sharon Harvey Robert Hayes Teresa Hayes Mary.Helms Doug Hendrickson Joyce Henry Danny Hicks Susan Hicks Vivian Higgins Cindy Hill Bert Holloway Sherman Hollaway Debbie Holsclow Joe Holt Louise Hopkins Joyce Hudson Bobby Hughes Becky Irving Donnie Irving Pat Irving Carl Jackson John Jackson Richard Jarrett Jean Jefferson Dottie Jenkins Mary Jenkins Beth Johnson Antoinette Johnson Sheila Johnson Cathy Johnston Connie Johnston Nancy Johnston Arlene Jones Jackie Jones Johnny Jones Lawrence Jones Lynn Jones Russell Jones Vickie Jones Linda Joyce Mike Keener one-hundred-ten float. First Sophomore Popularity Joey Kidd Debbie King Robert Kirkman Tom Kopalchick Jerry Koren Linda Kramer Robert Lachowsky Harvey Lamb Matthew Lambert Thomas Lamm Connie Lane Sandy Lane Bubba Langford Bobbie Lankford Mary Ann Lawson Robert Lawson Mike Leamnson Grover Lee Jack Lindenmuth David Long Dawn Long Melanie Lowder Eric Lyttle Mary Mahoney Gaye Maitland Gerald Manikus Keith Mann Eddie Marmol Cindy Marr Hester Marshall Dianne Mason Shirley Mason Mike Mazzei Phyllis McBee Susan McBride Ray McCall Rebecca McClelland Donnie McGhee Henry BeGee Paul McIntosh Jane McLeod Janet McMillan one-hundred-eleven Contest was held. Annual Sophomore Dennis Messer Billy Michael Steve Miller Kathy Minor Penny Mitchem Cindy Montgomery Richard Moody Vincent Moogalian Debbie Moon Connie Moore Cynthia Moore Courtney Morris Eunice Morris Becky Morrison Donna Morrissette Louis Mosby Ken Muller Clifford Murty Anmarie Nemetz Bill Ney Nancy Nugent Eddie O’Hara Leslie Orlando Janeen Ortiz Jerry Owen Larry Pelter Wayne Pentecost Gary Perry Valerie Perry Bobby Pershing Tommy Pettit Lou Ann Phares Charles Phelps Stephanie Phillips Jimmy Pierce Robin Poe Ernestine Pope Joyce Powers Carl Purdin Stephanie Puse Lou Ann Race Roy Rackley one-hundred-twelve Dance was big smash” and Mike Rasnick David Reed Allan Richeson Mike Richeson Tommy Rickman David Rock Linda Ross Nancy Sounders Clinton Savannah Richard Scott Denise Schooling Rodney Seitz Nancy Sharp Pat Sharp Steve Shaw David Shelton Glenda Shornak Cathy Showalter Johnny Shown Anne Shurm Brenda Shurm Mark Sims Benny Skroback Ed Slaughter Dottie Smith Herbert Smith Jo Ann Smith Pam Smith Peggy Smith Reggie Soles Kay Solesbee Sherman Spratley Brenda Stamper Skeeter Stanley Arthur Staples Chris Strosnider Neal Swindell Linda Sylvester Marcia Tetterton Terry Tetterton Bruce Thompson Kathi Thompson one-hundred-thirteen the Sophomore Sweetheart was Sheila Thompson Angelo Thorne James Tolbert Miek Toner Rusty Vergara Debbie Via Debbie Walker Tony Walston Randy Walton Janice Ward Ronnie Warren Bettie Washington Robert Washington Jimmy Watkins Greg Wells Jeff Wells Sue Wheeler Sheila Whitaker Davine White Margie White Eddie Wicker Daysel Wickline Beverly Williams Bobby Williams Gordon Williams Ronny Williams Sheila Williams Robert Williamson Maud Wilson Robert Wilson Cathy Wise Judy Wood Brenda Woodlief Barry Wyatt Jay Wyatt Helen Youngblood Larry Young one-hundred-fourteen crowned. School year a big success Mrs. Jones—Sophomore Sponsor Hey—I’ve just been hatched! one-hundred-fifteen FRESHMAN CLASS Becky Painter Secretary Ai 4 m Mm ; k jplj. - p . 2 |Bf|- • wB WsW MjfiSl i ' 1 i - % f I m WRl [i jj mm Ll i w.‘ . r Md Mmu ■ XI I mj. P: m -M f||Hv - FRESHIMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD: First Row, Linda Stallings, Ronnie Shaw, Kay Johnson, Terry Wood, Randy Cargill. Second Row, Jo Anne Metheny, Sou Sou Rafey, Nancy Locicero, Bobby Lassiter, Gary Bilyeu, Steve Mabry. Third Row, Becky Painter, Blainey Harper, Mike Blyth, David Scott, Doug Eason, Patricia Stump. one-hundred-sixteen This year, Linda Stallings was elected Gary Ackerman Greg Adams Jeffery Adams Debbie Allen Linda Allen Teri Allen Jerri Almorode Diane Ameen Mike Anderson Penny Andrew Elaine Armstrong Debbie Arnold James Artis Billy Asbury Linay Ascolli Ann Aultman Bill Bailey Debbie Bailey Johnny Bailey Kim Barber Steven Barnes Mary Barrett Jimmy Beachamp Ruth Beaver Cindy Beck Kathy Bedwell Mary Helen Bell Tommy Bell Dewdy Bentley Eddie Bentzoni Gary Bilyeu Jim Blackburn Cinda Blackwell Susan Blaha Jeff Blazer Bertha Blizzard Mike Blythe Theresa Bohon Janet Boice Cindy Bonner Jane Bowen Debby Bowles Sheila Bowman Spotswood Bowyer aTL ? Sherry Brady Charles Bridger Susan Bridges ' 4pV Patty Bright Louis Brinkley Mike Brinkley Lawrence Brockwell Mike Brooks Vivian Brooks Donnie Broughton Ronnie Broughton Lorrie Brown Micheal Brown Robert Brown Tim Brown Donnie Bryant Linda Burchett Ricky Burford Kevin Burroughs one-hundred-seventeen as President of Freshman Class Brad Butterworth Patty Cain Wayne Campbell Cathy Cancia Randy Cargill Wayne Caricofe Cheryl Carr Clifford Carten David Carter Jennifer Casey Micheal Cave Chuck Chumbley Katie Clagon Rebecca Clagon Barbara Claiborne Mildred Claiborne Mollie Claiborne Jackie Clark James Clements Julius Clements Virginia Coker Susie Cole Peggy Collins Nancy Connelly Chip Cook Kathy Cotman Zack Cox Brenda Cozart Mike Cruppenick Berlin Curtis Linda Damron Rex Dancy Diane Daniel Susan Daniel Tamara Daniel Wayne Daniels Ann Davis Kathy Davis Valerie Davis Wanda Davis Robin Delane Mary Derichsweiler Doug Dillingham Sharon Doolittle Becky Dorsett Lisa Doss Charlene Drain Rusty Draper Annette Dumas Margie Dunbar Kathy Duncan Edwin Durgan Doug Eason Rosemary Eldridge Bonnie Ellis Patti Eng David England Janet Ernest Durwood Farmer Donna Farthing Gary Field Jerrtey Field Patty Fields one-hundred-eighteen They immediately got in the swing” H| Cindy Fisher Ford Flannagan Randy Fleetwood Sarah Ford Christine Franks Lexie Frazier Patsy Frazier Melissa Fuller Naqcy Fuzy Wayne Gaddy Marie Gates Bobby Gay Andrea Getty Ronnie Gholson Debbie Hanhart Peter Hapstack Mark Haraway Joni Harper Brenda Harris Eva Harris Holly Harrison James Gilchrist Sammy Giles Reuben Gilliam Toni Gilliam Duane Goodrich Sheryl Grammer Brenda Gray Allen Greene Cindy Green Sue Griffin Raymond Griffith Richard Griggs Jay Gould Ronald Hall Paula Harrison Michael Hayes Debbie Hedgepath Ralph Heinrich Eddie Henry Ruth Henry Mike Heretick Jeff Hill Ricky Hill Ella Mae Hodges Sharon Hoff Debbie Holliday Barbara Holloway Billy Holloway Paulette Holloway Tilda Holloway Cathy Holsclaw Denise Honeycutt David Hoover Yvonne Horne Chip Howlett Melvin Hudson Roy Humphries Carol Hunnicut Patricia Hunt Ellen Hunter Alvin Jarrett Flennard Jarrett one-hundred-nineteen of things by supporting the Jean Jefferson Ben Johnson Jackie Johnson Karen Johnson Kay Johnson Keith Johnson Linda Johnson Raymond Johnson Sandra Johnsom Suzette Johnson Bruce Jones Cristy Jones Cynthia Jones Diane Jones Frances Jones Kathy Jones Larry Jones Mike Jones Jerome Katz Joyce Kearchner Mary Jo Kephart Janet Kirby Anthoney Klonis Steven Koren Anthony Klonis Kristie Krumel William Lachowsky Elaine Lambert Sara Lane Joey Langley Bobby Lassiter Patty Lassiter David Lastovica Mark Latino Joyce Lee Terry Lee Drew Leftwich Robert Lennon Jeanie LeNoir Vicki Leslie Brooks Lester Joe Lewis Nancy Locicero Janelle Lusk Steve Mabry Ann Mackey Carol Manley Debby Marks Van Marr Jimmi Martin Toni Mashburn James Mason Martha Mason Mary Mason Connie Massey Keith Mathis Lawrence Matthew Joyce Mauviel Arthur McCann Gwen McClellard Willie McCray Wanda McDaniel Kathy McDermott one-hundred-twenty Devils. Their first year at H.H.S Pam Miles Debbie Mills Micheal Moogolian Nancy Morris Olive Morris Cathy Morriss Allen Moore Alice McGill Elizabeth McGowen Pam McIntosh Teresa McKeel Vickie McLain Anthony Mehae Joann Metheny Doug Moore Linda Moore Mary Katherine Moore Marsha Moore Brenda Mooring Virginia Morrison Tommy Moxley Chuck Myers Craig Myers Rodney Myers Debbie Nace Joyce Naulty Wanda Neal Dennie Neidigh Melodi Ney Paula Nicholson Michael Nick Betsy Noel Sally Noria Greg Norville Sharon Novotny Charles Nowlin Bruce Nugent Daren Nugent Brad O’Berry Larry Orr Jimmy Packard Becky Painter Bobbi Pence William Perry Alan Pinkleton Larry Poole Katie Pope William Powell Carol Powers Jimmy Palmer Leslie Patterson Mary Patterson Jimmy Paul Betty Sue Pead Gwendolyn Pelham Debby Pemberton Cathy Powroznik John Pritchard Bernie Pruett Steve Putnam Jimmy Quillen Barbara Radcliff Sou Sou Rafey one-hundred-twenty-one was full of excitment and they Gail Rainwater Sammy Rasnick Gayle Raymer Robin Rayner Barbara Reber Patricia Reese Kenny Rice Debbie Rigney Eddie Rigsby Theresa Ringer Constance Roache Jamie Roberts Sheila Roberts Jeanette Robinette Jimmy Robinette Max Robinson Roger Roby Sheila Roeder Donald Rollins Terressa Rollins Jenny Rook Wade Rook Diane Ruggin Louis Savannah David Scott Pam Seavy Leroy Shands Jane Sharp Ronnie Shaw Elaine Shawkey John Sheets Trisha Shelton Gale Simmons Danny Smartt Eva Smith Susan Smith Vince Smith Carolyn Sordelett Stokey Spicer John Spratley Loretta Spratley Debbie Stables Linda Stallings Mark Stanley Billy Stevens Paul Stewart Paul Stidham Cindy Stovall Patricia Stump Pat Sturkey David Sutherland Donald Takach John Talley Betsy Taylor David Taylor Harold Taylor Michael Taylor Ray Taylor Alfred Timperio Christina Tolbert Bernard Toner Charles Traina Bobby Traylor one-hundred-twenty-two look forward to their years at H.H.S. Terry Wray Dane Wyatt Leslie Wyatt Tina Yemma Carlene Young Darlyn Young Freddy Youngblood Alan Zevgolis Van Zeh Albert Znidarsic Geanna Tuck Alan Tudor William Updike Frank Vergara Joey Vergara Billy Vier Linda Vinson Debbie Walker K aren Walker Mary Ann Walker Ginger Wall Andrea Wallace Steve Ward Donna Warren Anita Watts Les West Rodney Weston Calvin Wheeler Cathy White Diane Wickline Monica Wilde Eleanor Williams Sherrie Williams Belita Wills Dorenda Wilson Wilis Wilson Wynette Wingfield Terry Wood one-hundred-twenty-three Some Activities of With “beauties” like this how could the Juniors help but win? one-hundred-twenty-four the Past Year Debbi Kudelka carries the ball for the Juniors. Mrs. Spain, Miss Bokkin, and Mrs. Collins—the Junior sponsors. There it is !! The coaches look on. t . ' f The Freshman sponsor, Beahm. one-hundred-twenty-five ATHLETICS Reflections, a two-fold expression, has found its place at Hopewell High School. Looking back, we relish the years that Hopewell High has dominated in football. Now, H.H.S. is feared as the most potent team in basketball. Hopewell teams have always been at their best and have gained state-wide recognition. Its skilled athletes, its administration’s strong support, its invalu¬ able coaches, and most of all its loyal fans and students who exhibit their great school spirit have earned H.H.S. the right to chant, “We’re No. 1!” However, we must also shine some light on the future. We must continue to show our sportsmanship. We must learn to savor the ecstasy of victory while tasting the agony of defeat. Reflections have made our hearts fill with pride and caused Hopewellians to proudly say, “I am a Blue Devil!” Jody Anderson Bill Witherow Athletics Co-Editors one hundred twenty-six one hundred twenty-seven THE 1970 BLUE First Row: David Ameen, Charles Lewis, Charles Aycock, Curtis Butterworth, Mike Bujakowski, Mike Janosik, Paul Pershing Mike Toner Tommy Lee, Bobby Arvin, Joe Moore, and Edward Helder. Second Row: Jimmy Staton, Larry Pettaway, John Graves, Allen Moody Ronnie Parker, Raymond Powell, Tommy Leftwich, Joey Kidd, Kyle Futch, Rocky Glass, Bobby Pearson and Dallas Johnson, Third Row: Mark Isenhour, Tyrone Harper, Bobby Gay, Wayne Markham, Bernard Toner, Donnie Gargis, Sammy Rasnick, Mark Daniel, Bobby Pershing Blaney one hundred twenty-eight DEVIL FOOTBALL TEAM Harper. Fourth Row: Titus Colbert, Willie McCray, Carlton Eavey, Kenny Heretick, Jerry Koren, Fran Mazzei, Steve Horner, David Atkins, Webster Brown, and Dennis Wheeler. Fifth Row: Billy Robbins, Russelll Vergara, Jeff Wells, Randolph Jones, Randy Morgan, Juan Getty, Mike Ellis, John Holloway, George Lamb, and Tommy Bell. Sixth Row: Coach Wayne Baker, Coach Larry Hodson, Head Coach Jack Stallard, Coach Jack Mullins, Coach Donnie McGuire, and Coach Chuck Frederickson. one hundred twenty-nine DEVILS ARE THE BEST Mike Bu jakowski Co-captain, MikeJanosik Co-captain, Paul Pershing David Ameen Highland Springs Lost Midlothian Won Huguenot Lost Manchester Won Petersburg Won Thomas Dale Lost Prince George Lost Colonial Heights Won Meadowbrook Lost Dinwiddie Won Charles Lewis Joey Kidd makes the tackle while Mike Toner runs to assist him. Larry Pettaway Mike Toner John Graves Tommy Lee one hundred thirty HIT’EM IN THE CHEST U ■ - Tir I Ed Helder Juan Getty Jim Staton Joey Kidd Bobby Arvin Bernard Toner breaks a tackle and picks up extra yardage. Mark Daniel Kyle Futch Charles Aycock Curtis Butterworth Mike Ellis one hundred thirty-one THE MEN BEHIND THE SCENE Coach Baker, Coach Hodson, Coach Mullins, Coach Stallard, Coach McGuire, and Coach Frederickson. Trainers: George Lamb, Tommy Bell, and Billy Robbins. one hundred thirty-two Coach Stallard confers with Coach Hodson and Coach Frederickson. DEVILS EXCEL IN ALL SPORTS Coach Stallard presents the Most Valuable Player Trophy to Paul Pershing, who also won the Best Blocker Award. Mike Janosik was presented with the Most Spirited Trophy and David Ameen won The Rotary President’s Award, Most Improved Player and the Best Tackier Award. Last year our Blue Devil basketball team again brought home another banner for the gymnasium. The team won the Central District Tournament and went on to play in the Regional bout. During the season Hopewell was second in the district. Marshall Parker, Captain of the 1969-1970 Blue Devil basketball team and Coach Littlepage hold the banner won by that team. one-hundred thirty-three s � OUR BOYS IN ACTION The Big Blue Busts Through! Mike Bujakowski runs back another one of his electrifying punt returns. Tommy Lee (40) powers his way with Co-Captain Paul Pershing (62) and Mike Toner (25) leading the blockings. Chopper Lewis (74) leads the way for Mike Toner (25) around the end. Curtis Butterworth heads for paydirt after making a good reception from “Bujie.” Charles Aycock stalks a manchester victim. one hundred thirty-four J.V. FOOTBALL First Row: Gary Bilyeu, Albert Znidarsic, Rodney Weston, Donald Coker, Joey Langley, Billy Stevens, Larry Stanley, Tommy Moxley and Lexie Frazier. Second Row: Jimmy Eure, Joey Vergara, Skeeter Stanley, Kenny Shearin, Ray McCall, Drew Leftwich, Gary Clay, Bobby Hughes, and Keith Drumwright. Third Row: Mike Nick, Bill Holloway, Chuck Mayes, John Talley, Dwayne Gross, and Herbie Smith. Fourth Row: Thomas Lamm, Pat Mazzei, Mike Crampton, Allen Moore, Ryan Davis, Donnie Harris, and Tony Walston. Fifth Row: William Perry, Ronnie Shaw, Bobby Lassiter, Anthony Klonis, David Scott, Mark Latino, and Mikey Anderson. Sixth Row: Berlin Curtis Manager, Assistant Coach Jimmy Janosik, Coach Wayne Baker, Coach Chuck Frederickson, and Manager, Mark Sims. J.V. Football Season. Thomas Dale Tie Prince George Won Highland Springs Lost Manchester Lost Skeeter Stanley warms-up for the big game. one hundred thirty-five VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Jeannie Lenior, Gail Cosely, Leslie Orlando, Beth Goldberg, Ban Rafey, Debbie Kudelka, Jody Anderson, Becky Wilson, Pam Graham, Sara Costenbader, Donna Bailey and Bea Hurlbert. ■ i ' -Jim F - ■ r.M I jj Coach Russell with Tri-Captains: Sara Costenbader, Jody Anderson, and Ban Rafey. Jody Anderson and Debbie Kudelka struggle for the ball in a pre game warm up. J.V. HOCKEY TEAM Tri-captains: Lindy Ascolli, Sou-Sou Rafey and Diane Ameen talk with Coach Bozarth before a game. Jo Anne Metheny rushes forward to steal the ball from her oppo¬ nent. First Row: Linda Collins, Linda Ascolli, Sou-Sou Rafey, Pat Reese, Jo Anne Metheny, Anmarie Nemetz. Second Row: Joyce Kearchner, Mary Jo Kepart, Susan Daniels, Thersa Bohon, Diane Ameen, Nancy Connelly, Cheryl Carr and Elaine Lambert. Iplj Hi m ■BK finiu $2£ -9 I • |. v ; JO � EE [u® one hundred thirty-seven 1970 - 1971 BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Tommy Chavis, Robert Taylor, Franklin Crockett, Mike Bujakowski, Butch Gholson and Leon Winfield. Second Row: Rocky Glass, Alan Brooks, Willie McCray, Mike James, Edward Gholson, Jerry Alexander and Solomon Hill. Butch Gholson shoots a long jumper. Hopewell fans show their spirit. one hundred thirty-eight DEVILS GAIN BERTH IN REGIONALS Leon Winfield (22) gets ready to drive in for a shot. Willie McCray (55) pulls down another rebound while Ed Gholson (53) and Franklin Crockett (41) move in to help him out. Allen Brooks (24) grabs a loose ball with Solomon Hill (34) helping him and Mike (Bujie) Bujakowski (30) sinks in two points from the Jerry Alexander (44) standing ready. corner. one hundred thirty-nine Butch Gholson Mike Bujakowski, co-captain Michael James, co-captain Jerry Alexander Robert Taylor Solomon Hill one hundred forty 1971 CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPS Butch Gholson (32) and Robert Taylor (10) watch as Willie McCray jumps high Mike James (51) and Franklin Crockett (41) battle for the for a rebound. ball against the Royals. one hundred forty-one JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL | w j - 0 1 ■ If. . bm 1 Si , ; , • ' ' 4 ; • ' - (BpiiiiiK! pr First Row: Herbert Davis, Gary Clay, Skeeter Stanley, Alvin Jarrett, and Ricky Burnette. Second Row: David Jarrett, Frank Vergara, Mike Blythe, and Ryan Davis. Not pictured: Ray McCall, Ben Johnson, Webster Brown, Paul Stewart, and Sam Jones. This year Mr. McGuire coached the team to an outstanding Alvin Jarrett gets ready to sink another foul shot during the Colonial season, 15-3. Heights game, one hundred forty-two THE WRESTLING TEAM First Row: Mikey Anderson, Ray Taylor, Donald Coker, David Cloniger, David Bonner, Donald Williams, Charlie Aycock, Ralph Conrad, Mike Toner and Randy Fields. Second Row: Mike Rasnick, Troy Fitzgerald, Mike McGowan, Freddy Youngblood, Boiohn Sp’ratley, Louis Mosbev and Sammy Rasnick. Charlie Aycock of the 185 pound weight class rides his Colonial Heights opponent. The year of 1970 brought about a great interest in the sport of wrestling. This year our team participated in eight matches and also in the Central District Tourn ament. Under the coaching of Mr. Baker, the boys learned many moves and next year they hope for a better season. Coach Baker shown here with co-captains, Mikey Anderson (top) and David Bonner (bottom). one hundred forty-three GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL T ••• j 1 w ‘■■f ' V V].. ■■ jk. 1 ■l u K m W 1 a f|P H J| ft j ft ft A ■ i Ik - i m m : Pi ■r ' l | ml 3 I ' N Jr Jp ■ i A l 1 rftf Pi lU� 4 ® m l H wl . aP . It Fi.rst Row: Debbie Kudelka, Jody Anderson, Marilyn Vergara and Dottie Hundley. Second Row: Sheilah Thompson, Carla Carr, Pam Graham, Vickie Bentley, Sharon Akers, Marianne Eure, Leslie Orlando, and Bea Hurlburt. Coach Lang talks to co-captains, Jody Anderson and Marilyn Vergara. one hundred forty-four Leslie Orlando (20) and Sharon Akers (40) jump up for the rebound while Debbie Kudelka (22) readily watches. GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL Coach Bozarth looks over the scorebook with co-captains, Sharon Novatny (30) and Susie Cole (23). These girls helped out with every game, Beth Reese, timekeeper, Ellen Eavey, manager, and Gail Simmons, scorekeeper. First Row: Ann Mackie, SouSou Rafey, Susie Cole, Sharon Novatny, Nancy Connelly and Janet Ernest. Second Row: Penny Andrews, Cheryl Carr, Cathy Duncan, Sandra Johnston, Virginia Coker, Pat Reese and Susan Smith. one hundred forty-five THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row: Robert Williamson, Randy Daniel; Captain, Mike McGowan, and Coach Burrows. Second Row: Gary Neidigh, Ronnie Faris, Kenny Adams and Ken Mueller. The Cross Country Team starts out for their daily jog. Flere they are coming in after running a long course. one hundred forty-six GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS TEAM Vicky Holt does an arabesque on the balance beam. Miss Webb spent much time helping the team throughout the year. First Row: Georgia Jenks, Sallie Ford, Vicky Holt, Kathy Bryant and Nancy Johnson. Second Row: Sharon Johnson, Peggy Marr, Vickie Rickman, Joanne Smith, Cathy Johnston, Connie Johnston, Linda Collins and Cindy Marr. one hundred forty-seven THE SOFTBALL TEAM Miss Webb jokes with co-captains: Jane Elliot and Betty Hobbs after a win. Colleen Moore steps up to bat. First Row: Colleen Moore, Jane Elliot and Betty Hobbs. Second Row: Ann Shurm, Sharon Novotny, Leslie Orlando, Joan Frankenstein, Barbara Moore and Judy Rayner. Third Row: Betty McMillan, Mary Saunders, Pam Graham, Carla Carr. Robin Washington, Debbie Via, Marge White and Sally King. . Vl! one hundred forty-eight THE 1970 TRACK TEAM Front Row: Keith Hedgepeth, Nat Hammer, Randy Daniel, Randy Reidmiller, Ray Williams, Tommy Anderson, Bill Hammer, Bill Witherow and Jim Metheny. Second Row: Ronnie Faris, Craig Kendrick, John Duda, Greg Craighead, Mike Burnham, Will Harlan, Tommy Leftwich and Tom Glover. Third Row: Ken Muller., Robert Gorkiewicz, Alan Nobles, Mark Cunningham, Steve Edmundson, John Graves, Camm Moore and Alan Pruett. Fourth Row: Raymond Powell, Mike Toner, Vance Johnson, Mark Gorkiewicz, Tommy Lee, Bobby Arvin and Fred Tetterton. Fifth Row: Jay Slagle, Don Everhart, Arthur Temple and Billy Robbins. Sixth Row: Kenny Amidei and Ricky Ashworth. Coach Daniel stands with Co-Captain, Alan Nobles. Randy Reidmiller soars over the pole. Kenny Amidei leads for Hopewell in the 220 . one hundred forty-nine 1970 GOLF TEAM Front Row: Carlton Eavey, George Stathis, Greg Wells, and Bob Farnsworth. Second Row: Curtis Butterworth, Coach Littlepage, Pete Theodore, Marty Hazlitt. Bob Farnsworth, captain of the Golf Team, jokes with Coach Littlepage. Curtis Butterworth tees off. one hundred-fifty THE GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM First Row: Jody Anderson, Debbie Kudelka, Ban Rafey, Debbie Clark and Sharon Akers. Second Row: Janice Britt, Becky Garrett, Becky Wilson, Marilyn Lewis, Beth Thomas, Beth Goldberg and Vickie Chavis. This year Miss Lang has proven to be an invaluable coach. With her aid, the team had one of their better seasons. Here, she talks with Jody Anderson giving her advice to help improve her game. Vickie Chavis gets ready to serve. Shown using her forehand is Debbie Kudelka. :■ WM one hundred fifty-one BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM First Row: Joey Boone and David Ameen. Second Row: Eric Furr, Ed Helder, Bill Maxey, Richard Ameen and Larry Katz. Third Row: Coach Heretick, Alan Ailstock, Randy Allen, Syd Connelly and Thomas Lamm. TC This year Coach Heretick helped the team out immensely. Co-captains for the year were David Ameen and Joey Boone. Alan Ailstock uses his powerful forehand to return the volley from his opponent. The three top men on the tennis team in 1970 were: 1. Richard Ameen 2. Joey Boone 3. David Ameen one hundred fifty-two THE BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Richard Moody, Kenny Adams, Mike Toner, Jerry Kuykendall, Rocky Glass, Curtis Stevens. Second Row: Paul Brooks Wayne Harris Jim Rodgers, Allen Brooks, Bruce Brockwell and John Doane. Third Row: Dickie Partin, Mike Bujakowski, Paul Pershing, Marshall Parker and 4m r Caoch Class Talks with co-captains: John (Skinner) Doane and Marshall Parker before a Jerry Kuykendall shows why he was No. 1 in game. the Central District in baseball. one hundred fifty-three J.V. CHEERLEADERS Co-captains Stephanie Phillips and Debbie King talk with their sponsor Mrs. Becky Slagle. Throughout the year, she has done much to assist the J.V. Cheerleaders learn new skills. Here all the cheerleaders line up for their J.V. formation. First Row: Linda Stallings, Connie Johnston, Stephanie Phillips, Debbie King, and Katie Jones. Second Row: Robin Poe, Diane Ameen, Sheree Godsey, Ellen Hunter and Cindy Fisher. Our Cheerleaders do much to promote spirit throughout the games. one hundred fifty-four. OUR BLUE DEVIL CHEERLEADERS Lauren Lee and Becky Wilson. Rhonda Laslie and Sherry Stallings. First Row: Mollie Vier, Lauren Lee, Janet Thore, Becky Wilson, and Sharon Shornak Second Pritchard, Debbie Fowler and Judy Buffo. Row: Sherry Stallings, Rhonda Laslie, Janie Debbie Fowler and Judy Buffo. Head Cheerleader, Janie Prichard. Sharon Shornak and Janet Thore. one hundred fifty-five ORGANIZATIONS The members of our school’s organizations truly reflect the spirit of our student body through many activi¬ ties. Pride in a job well done is reflected in the face of a student tutor from the FTA; excitement is mirrored in the faces of the cast of “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” as well as in the enthusiastic smiles of the audience; and the high ideals of the Tri-Hi-Y are shown in the inspiring activities of these girls. As you turn the pages of this section, you will see reflections of all the best qualities that Hopewell High School students possess, developed to the highest level in organizations which have caught and kept their devoted interest. Kathy Easterling Organizations Editor one hundred fifty-six one hundred fifty-seven FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Christine Franks, Elizabeth McGowan, Vicky MacLaine, Sheila Roberts. Second Row: Lynn Cook, Brenda Bonner, Brenda Pelham. Third Row: Duree Eubank, Carol Henderson, Patti Jenkins, Stokey Spicer. Fourth Row: Debbie Allen, Patricia Smith, Cathy White, Yolanda Cruz, Carolyn Miller, Kathi Thompson, Kathy Minor, Diane Mason, Debbie Nace, Janet Ernest. These FHA officers led the members of their organiza¬ tion through a busy year of exercising skills learned in home economics classrooms, learning to live by the club’s motto: “Toward New Horizons.” The officers are Yolanda Cruz, president; Kathi Thompson, vice-president; Carolyn Miller, secretary; Diane Mason, sergeant-at-arms; Kathy Minor, treasurer; and Carol Henderson, historian. Miss Leviner and Mrs. Hicks, FHA sponsors, seem to be amused with Duree Eubank’s attempts at sewing. Experienced seamstress Carol Henderson looks on. one hundred fifty-eight KAPPA LAMBDA TRI-HI-Y f c fi 1 ?- First Row: Sherry Stallings, Jane Pritchard, Rhonda Laslie, Mollie Vier, Barbara Mabe, Anne Harless, Sharon Johnston, Jan Kearchner, ebbie Simon and Lynn Cook. Second Row: Lauren Lee, Linda Moore, Lynda Howard, Zoila Cruz, Becky Wilson, Cathy Wade, Lisa Switzer, Donna Bailey, Marilyn Hosea, Sherry Jones, Debbie Watkins, and Hattie Green. Third Row: Elisa Stidham, Marilyn Vergara, Jody Anderson, Debbie Kudelka, Ban Rafey, Carol Henderson, Duree Eubank, Candace Holt, Brenda Leavitt, Diane Laslie, Donna Vergara, and Beth Reese. Fourth Row: Debbie Brockwell, Beth Schulhof, Rae Titterington, Vicky Harless, Marcie Dail, Betty Jo Pintavalle, Karen Smith, Mary Anne Eure, Sharon Akers, and Donna Rigney. Fifth Row: Linda Stratton, Vivian Sexton, Debbie McGowan, Roma Ameen, Cindy Belch, Janet Thore, Donna Skelton, and Vanessa Roberts. Elisa Stidham is watched by Linda Stratton as she writes the Tri-Hi-Y Thought for the Week. Ban Rafey (kneeling) is president of the Tri-Hi-Y, which was organized to “create, maintain, and extend’’ the highest ideals of Christian living to the home, school, and community. The other officers are Debbie Brockwell, chaplain; Mrs. Minchew, sponsor; Roma Ameen, vice- president; Jane Pritchard, treasurer; and Beth Schulhof, secretary. one hundred fifty-nine SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Elaine Lambert, Camm Moore, Barbara Mabe, Elaine Armstrong, Joanne Metheny, Joni Harper, and David Hoover. Second Row: Ellen Dowling, Pam Seavy, Gail Rainwater, Milton Chappell, Mark Bonner, Linda Stratton, Debbie Honaker, Kaye Johnson, Brenda Gray, and Toni Gilliam. Third Row: Kenny Conove r, Shelby Clayton, Claiborne Cabaniss, Larry Katz, Jamie Roberts, Joyce Kearchner, Mary Jo Kephart, Janeen Ortiz, Patty Fields, and Karen Nugent. Fourth Row: Douglas Lane, Ricky Burnett, Mike Fuller, Ken Muller, Martha Marks, Roy Everett, and Dawn Long. Fifth Row: Bert Holloway, David Armistead, Mary Anne Lawson, and Faye Allender. The members of the Science Club are students inspired by their classroom studies to further pursue scientific knowledge as an extracurricular activity. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Theodore. The students listen to guest lecturers, plan educational field trips, and encourage individual projects. “From contemplation one may become wise, but knowl¬ edge comes only from study.” A. Edward Newton Smiling Shelby Clayton is president of the Science Club. Her official cohorts in the organi¬ zation are Milton Chappell, treasurer; Mark Bonner, librarian-reporter; and Brenda Gray, sec¬ retary. Observing specimens in the lab is a treat for these science enthusiasts. Faye looks so engrossed in her work: hope she won’t become glued to that micro¬ scope . . . Faye? . . . FAYE?! one hundred sixty THE ART APPRENTICES First Row: Patrick White, Sandra Hagee, Connie Moore, Darlene Boyd, Judy Malone, Gary Perry, and Doug Eason. Second Row: Zoila CrUZ ’ ™ er Hapatak ’ Behnda Cyckevic, Ban Rafey, Ellen Dowling, Nancy Saunders, Kathy Marshall, and Sheila Mitchall. Third Row: Rose- rnary Eidridge, Cathy Holsclaw, Janet Ernest, Brenda Harris, Beth Coury, Connie Poirier, Brenda Pelham, Hattie Green, and Darnell Watkins. Fourth Row: Jane Ward, Yolanda Cruz. Stokey Spicer, Cathy White, Marilyn Hosea, Joey Boone, Dale Stewart, Vanessa Roberts, and Perry Hill. Fifth Row:Sandy Lane, Debbie Holsclaw, Nita Carico, Janet McMillan, Vivian Harris, Betty McMillan, Allen Brooks Grea Dancy, Mike Hostavich, Brenda Cozart, and Smoky. The Art Apprentices are willing to devote many hours of work to their numerous artistic activities. Many money-making projects throughout the year involve work days after school. The students are quite proud of the objets d’art which they create in their spare time, both for sale and for their personal pleasure. These busy art enthusiasts just happen to be the officers of the Art Apprentices: Ban Rafey, secretary; Joe Boone, vice-president; Zoila Cruz, president; and Miss Elizabeth Taylor, sponsor. Marilyn Hosea was very eager to appear in this candid shot of young artists at work. In the background are samples of the talent of the club’s members. one hundred sixty-one SPANISH CLUB I Spanish Club members aren’t always this frivolous in the language lab! These girls behave like they’ve just swallowed Mexican jumping beans, but they are usually studiously attentive to proceedings in class and at meetings. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to give students of Spanish an opportunity to practice the language outside of the classroom and familiarize themselves with Spanish and Latin American arts, customs, and literature. The officers are Debbie Watkins, treasurer; Jan Kearchner, secretary; Danny Hipps and Doug Hendricksen, sergeants-at-arms; Debbie Brockwell, vice-president; and Randy Daniel, president. First Row: Kathy Bedwell, Marsha Moore, Sharon Novotny, Gail Simmons, Cynthia Moore, Nancy Nugent, Katy Jones, Elisa Stidham, Allen Richardson, Doug Hendricksen, and Wendell Faris. Second Row: Debbie Allen, Debbie Holliday, Joni Harper, Janeen Ortiz, Jane McCloy, Susan Garfinkel, Beth Reese, Jan Kearchner, Debbie Watkins, Sherry Jones, Nat Hamner, and Tommy Kopalchik. Third row: Doug Ackerman, Phil Yerby, Peter Hapstak, Dell Davis, Duree Eubank, Kristie Krumel, Debbie Brockwell, Randy Daniel, Scott Mauger, and Greg Wells. Fourth Row: Alan Keener, Ronnie Covington, Donna Skelton, Douglas Lane, Sue Bailey, Will Harlan, Karen Smith, Danny Hipps, David Armistead, Jane Sharp, Paul Stidham, and Penny Andrew. one hundred sixty-two The Junior Tri-Hi-Y, a Christian organization of freshmen and sophomore girls, strives to promote clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar¬ ship, and clean living as an example for others. The officers are Robin Garrett, recording secretary; Shelby Clayton, corresponding secretary; Helen Youngblood, president; Beth Johnson, chaplain; Nancy Sharp, vice-president; and Robin Gilliam, trea¬ surer. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Helen and the two Robins discuss plans for a coming meeting. Their group, which is affiliated withe Y.M.C.A., is exposed to many worthwhile activities, such as the Model General Assembly and District Conferences. First Row: Wanda Davis, Cathy Johnston, Sheila Williams, Helen Youngblood, Paula Harrison, Debbie King, Katy Jones, Wanda Billingsley, Robin Garrett, Susan Daniel, and Loydette Caison. Second Row: Carol Manley, Janet Kirby, Pam Seavy, Debbie Holliday, Karen Nugent, Ellen Hunter, Vivian Higgins, Toni Gilliam, Yo-Yo Cappiali, Jane McCloy, Judy Wood, and Dawn Long. Third Row: Jane Sharp, Bonnie Frazier, Janeen Ortiz, Nancy Nugent, Beth Johnson, Shelby Clayton, Kaye Johnson, Becky Hale, Faye Allender, Evelyn Curtis, and Diane Mason. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Walker, Jay Wyatt, Teresa Edwards, Sarah Ford, Nancy Sharp, Elaine Armstrong, Dell Davis, Melanie Bish¬ op, Susan Garfinkel, Robin Gilliam, Vivian Harris, Terry Davis, Kathy Powroznik. one hundred sixty-three THE FRENCH CIRCLE mMt Hark! Could that be a muffled roar? Yolanda is shrieking, “French just isn’t my bag! The beauty of the French language has been vividly expressed by Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton: “Whene’er I hear French spoken as I approve, I feel myself quietly fall¬ ing in love.” The French Circle members combine their study of the language with the study of France’s culture. Clockwise, from front center: Lynn Cook, Debbie Goodman, Monica Wild, Brenda Harris, Joyce Nulty, Rita Dowling, Barbara Reber, Ellen Hunter, Debbie Hanhart, Molly Claiborne, Robin Gilliam, Beth Johnson, Nancy Sharp, Ellen Dowling, Pat White, Melanie Bishop, Linda Stratton, Jo Goodman, Mary McGowan, Yolanda Cruz, Marilyn Hosea, Zoila Cruz, Helen Youngblood, Davine White, Connie Johnston. Expressing delight at having their pictures taken are Zoila Cruz, president; Melanie Bishop, secretary; Mrs. Bogese, sponsor; Molly Claiborne, treasurer; and Ellen Hunter, vice-president. one hundred sixty-four DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA irst Row. Linda Johnson, Russell Edward Jones, Ardell Graves, Sandra Coleman, Berny Daniel, Linda Ross, Gale Cosley, Eunice Morris, eggie Soles, Becky Morrison, Harvey Belcher, and Linda Alexander. Second Row: Frances Benedict, Brenda Clark, Joyce Henry, Helen ilkins, Ralph Conrad, Sherman Holloway, Carl Jackson, Sherry Ham, Reggie Mitchem, Brad Kaufman, Arlene Jones, and Bobbie Lankford. Third Row: Brenda Stamper, Naomi Coker, Kathy Sasser, Diana Powers, Rosemary Nichols, Barry Ashbrook, Robert Dereski, Gilbert Taylor, Joey Benedict, Tony Walston, Richard Houston, Bill Nash, Danny Stables, and Dave Bright. First Row: Wilford Brown, Debi Crichton, Mike Hostavich, Donna Finklea, Chuck Caison, and John Duda. Second Row: Lynn Jacobs, Sheila Whitaker, Beverly Williams, Teresa Cabaniss, Ann Shurm, Claudia Curry, Anna Stallard, Debbie Troach, Mary Derichsweiler, Faith Everhart, and Sheila Johnson. Third Row: Mickey Blanchard, Lester Green, Bruce Williamson, Debbie Allen, Beckie Irving, Kay Solesbee, Cathy Wise, Denise Abernathy, Denise Schooling, and Cindy Chase. Fourth Row: Howard Bailey, Neill Gordon, Robert Williamson, Junious Powers, John Harrison, Bob Auton, James Jackson, Bill Glass, and Millie McCumber. Fifth Row: Chris Bass, J.R. Jones, Eddie Williams, Gary Lance. Steve Edmondson, Rodney Seitz, and Jimmy Drake. DECA was organized to develop future leaders for the fields of distribution and marketing. This year’s officers are John Duda, DE No. 1 repre¬ sentative; Mike Hostavich, president; Wilford Brown, reporter; Donna Finklea, secretary- treasurer; Debi Crichtoji, vice-president; Rose¬ mary Nichols, chaplain; Mr. John Porter, sponsor; and Chuck Caison, parliamentarian. « • one hundred sixty-five FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA (F.T.A.) First row_ Debbie McGowan, Yolanda Cruz, Zoila Cruz, Linda Lee Collins, Kathy Bedwell, Vicki Jones, Suzanne Bailey, and Donna R ' gney Second row: Anmarie Nemetz, Jean Lawson, Evelyn O’Hara, and Diane Mason. Third row: Cindy Belch, Ellen’ Eavey and Kay McDaniel. Fourth row. Debbie Oestrich, Mary Pat McGowan, and Linda Kramer. Fifth row: Gail Simmons, Dawn Long, and Loydette Caison. Sixth row: Donna Bedwell, Elaine Shawkey, Vivian Higgins, Joan Nemetz, Billie Saunders, and Jan Kearchner. Mary Pat McGowan tutors Eric Furr. FTA members eagerly volunteer to help students in need of special coaching in any subject. The officers of the Future Teachers of America are (first row) Evelyn O ' Hara, vice-president; Mary Pat McGowan, president; and Jean Lawson, vice- president. Second row: Anmarie Nemetz, publicity chairman; Yolanda Cruz, chaplain; Zoila Cruz, secre¬ tary; Linda Kramer, historian; and Diane Mason, re¬ porter. The goal of the Future Teachers of America is to acquaint pupils with the teaching profession: “The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural cu¬ riosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. “The group has worked on numerous service projects, including a “Saturday Adoption” and making favors for teachers. Delegates from the HHS branch of the organization are sent each year to the state convention. one hundred sixty-six BOYS’ MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Carlton Eavey Bobby Pershing, Joey Kidd, Raymond Powell, and Larry Pettaway. Second row: Russell Veroara Jerrv Curt.s Butterworth, Edward Helder, Bobby Gay, and Franklin Crockett. Third row: Coach Stallard, Michael Buiakowski Rocky Glass, Paul Pershing, Mike Janosik, and Mike Toner. Fourth row: Willie McCray, Michael James and Charles Lewis Formerly these sports-minded young Hopewell High School athletes might haye belonged to one of two school-spontoredSqaSons thl owship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.) or the Boys Monogram Club. The members of both groups decided to merqe their membership and their interests into one club, the Boys Monogram Club. ueuiueu to merge tneir This is Paul Pershing’s second year as president of the Boys’ M onogram Club. He and the club’s vice-president, Rocky Glass, lead the group in its various activities. All of the members of the organization are superior athletes who work together to promote sportsmanship and fellowship in school athletic functions.They can be justly proud of the fine sportsmanblike example they set for the student body, whether they are on the playing field, in the gymnasium, or at spirited pep rallies. In the coaches’ office adjacent to Leadbetter Gymna¬ sium, the Boys ' Monogram Club ' s two officers, Rocky Glass and Paul Pershing, take time off from the frueling efforts of athletic performance to relax and exchenge a few words with their coaches. Staring at the ever-intruding Kaleidoscope photographer are Coaches Mullins, Littlepage, Stallard, and McGuire (the only one who doesn’t seem to notice the presence of the camera). one hundred sixty-seven LATIN FORUM Omnes viae Roma ducent. First row: Phyllis McBee, Betsy Taylor, Bonnie Frazier, Pam Seavy, Diane Humphries, Susan Smith, Kaye Johnson, Pam Miles, Jay Gould, Richard Griggs, Joe Holt, and Danny Smartt. Second row: Janie Pritchard, Spotswood Bowyer, Randy Cargill, Sheila Williams, Mary Jo Kephart, Linda Stallings, Joyce Kearchner, Toni Gilliam, Nancy Nugent, and Susan Blaha. Third row: Sharon Akers, Jamie Roberts, Sarah Ford, Lou Ann Carr, Jay Wyatt, Linda Ascolli, Becky Hale, Nancy Sharp, Robin Gilliam, Shelby Clayton, Beth Johnson, Patty Locicero, and Roy Everett. Fourth row: J.C. Stanley, Bonnie Horne, Melanie Bishop, Anne Mackey, Kenny Conover, Glen Creggar, Tommy Pettit, Douglas Lane, Russell Eastmen, Dell Davis Jane Sharp, and Eric Furr. UUiv The officers of the Latin Forum are Mrs. Gilliam, sponsor; Tommy Lamm, vice-president; Janie Pritchard, president; Robin Gilliam, treasurer; and Dell Davis, secretary (absent when the picture was taken). Here they are posed in front of Mrs. Gilliams educational bulletin board in the Latin classroom. Judging from the smiles on the faces of the officers, Latin can be fun . . .sometimes. The Latin Forum members let down their hair at their annual Christmas bash. The rest of the year is spent in studying Roman life and customs. Notice the sly smile on Milton Chappell’s mischievous face and Mrs. Gilliam’s perplexed look as she wonders how she gets talked into giving this party every year. The Latin Forum meetings are open to anyone who is interested in learning more about life in ancient Rome. All of the members have studied Latin at one time or another (usually cramming for tests in front of the television). one hundred sixty-eight V.I.C.A. First row: Karen Frankenstein, Warren Ross, Mary Morris, Juan Getty, Sylvia Courtney, Pat Moore, and Sarah Costenbader. Sec¬ ond row: Sylvia Demps, Katrina Hensley, Naomi Sims, Sherian Thore, Paige Titterington, Helen Carico, Robert Hunter and Wayne Furr. Third row: Colleen Moore, Sharon Houser, Debby Wheat, Charlotte Hoffman, Sharon Cozart, Diane Robinson, Sarah Gaddy, and Sally King. Fourth row: Allen Nugent, Bobby Michael, Perry Fletcher, Alan Noel, Janet Talley, Allan Ellis Mona Melton, and Christine Barton. VICA members find many future career possibilities which interest them. Is Alan Noel dreaming about banking? The Hopewell High School chapter of Vica, a nationwide organization, ranked first in the state for four of the past five years, a very impressive record of which the students are proud. Last year they placed third as the most outstanding VICA chapter in the United States, and the club has also won 112 trophies on the district, state, and national levels. VICA is, obviously, the most widely recognized of all Hopewell High School organiza¬ tions. The students involved in the work programs lay a solid foundation on which to build a future career. Officers of the Hopewell High School chapter of the Vocational Industri¬ al Clubs of America are Warren Ross, parliamentarian; Mary Morris, chaplain; Karen Frankenstein, reporter; Pat Moore, secretary; Diane Moore, treasurer; Sylvia Courtney, vice-president; and Juan Getty, pres¬ ident. They are posed in the familiar surroundings of the school parking lot, from which they depart daily for work with different local businesses, receiving school credit as they learn their trades. Not pictured is sponsor Malvin Utleye, who devotes much of his time to the interests of VICA students. one hundred sixty-nine GIRLS’ MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Pam Graham, Judy Rayner, and Bea Hurlburt. Second row: Betty Hobbs, Carla Carr, Leslie Orlando, Jody Anderson, and Sharon AK6TS. This year the Girls’ Monogram Club members sold attractive Blue Devil pillows, which they proudly display here. Every girl in the club has lettered in her chosen sport or in cheerleading. One of the activities of the club this year was selling soft drinks at home basketball games to thirsty sports fans. The Girls Monogram Club officers are Ban Rafey, treasurer; Jody Anderson, president; Leslie Orlando, vice-president; and Betty Hobbs, secretary. one hundred seventy KEY CLUB First row: Mr. Hoagland, Key Club sponsor; David Bonner, Pete Theodore, and Richard Ameen. Second row: Mike Leamson, Dennis Martin, George Stathis, Roy Everett, Matt Lambert, Joe Holt, and Steven Gadinis. Third row: William Jones, Nathan Hamner, Philip White, Richard Lampman, Larrry Katz, Arnie Miller, and Lee Floey. Fourth row: Will Harlan, Rodney Seitz, Danny McNeil, Brian Puse, William Witherow, and Kenny Conover. The members of the Key Club actively promoted school spirit by making run-throughs for the football team (pictured above), rolling out the school rug for the basketball team, meticulously trimming and cleaning the asphalt track, and challenging the Hi-Y to a football game in order to promote participation in intramural sporting events. The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Hopewell Kiwanis Club. Its officers are Kenny Conover, secretary; Bill Witherow, president; Nat Hamner, vice-president; and Richard Ameen, treasurer. The members are sophomore, junior, and senior boys who exemplify leadership and good citizenship. They promote sportsmanship and exhibit high standards in school, community life, and church. They operated a popular concession stand at home football games, bought windbreakers, contributed generously to the school athletic fund, collected for the March of Dimes, and painted at Happy Acres. As members of one of Hopewell High School’s most active organizations, they are recognized as the leaders of tomorrow. one hundred seventy-one CHESS CLUB Formed three years ago, the Chess Club incorporates the challenge of mental activity within an informal atmosphere of learning. Anyone who is in¬ terested in chess is encouraged to join the club, led this year by Pat White, pres¬ ident, shown here matching wits against Chris Strosnider. Meetings are held every Monday afternoon in the classroom of the club’s sponsor, Mrs. Furr. “The chess¬ board is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the uni¬ verse.” irS r ° : . ( ?i?5 rleS , McCle ndon, Arnie Miller (first desk); Jerry Owen, Tod Brown (second desk); Jeff Simon, Louis Roeder (third desk), Pat White, James Soler (fourth desk). Second row: Ray Taylor, Chris Strosnider, Larry Katz, Dane Wyatt and Eric Furr l he members are shown here intent on practicing their chess-playing skills, their favorite Monday afternoon pursuit. Hl-Y The officers of the Hi-Y, which is a branch of the YMCA (composed of male students in grades nine through twelve), are (first row) Don Brittingham, secretary, and Robert Hainestock, president. Second row: Jim Johnson, treasurer; Mr. Nichols, sponsor; Randy Allen, vice-president; and Sydney Connelly, sergeant-at- arms. one hundred seventy-two Hl-Y The members of the Hi-Y strive toward their goal: “to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and communi¬ ty, high standards of Christian character” by participating in many activities and projects throughout the school and communi¬ ty. First row: Don Brittingham, David Ameen, Jeff Simon, James Soler, Bert Holloway, Bobby Dereski, Stanley Ailstock Sydney Connelly, Richard Cooper, Mark Bonner, and Robert Hainstock. Second row: Edward Helder, J.C. Stanley, Mike Brinkley Alan Ailstock, Randy Allen, Carlton Updike, Milton Barker, Jack Lindenmuth, Steve Shaw, and Jim Johnson. The lighter side of the Hi-Y? THE OLE BLUE PLAYERS Practicing their Hollywood Smiles? Haney Fayed, sponsor; Jeff Lyttle, president; Karen Kriegler, secretary; James Harper, treasurer; and Mrs. W.E. Ward, sponsor. The year was a vintage one for the Ole Blue Players. “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” was a smashing success, directed by Haney Fayed and produced by Mrs. W.E. Ward. The rollicking, light¬ hearted comedy, which also had its tender moments, twice received standing ovations. The leading characters were Milton Chappell, Eddie; Bob Hoover, Tom Corbett (“Eddie’s Father”); Karen Kriegler, Elizabeth; Kathy Easterling, Rita; Tom Henry, Norm; Sheila Mitchell, Dolly; and Annette Watts, Mrs. Masters. Audiences will find it hard to forget such lines as: “Ask me, quick, before my cleaning lady gets back from the movies!” In the spring, the annual District One-Act Play Festival was the proving ground for yet another production. October’s Halloween Ball was the scene for the crowning of Hal¬ loween Oueen Connie Johnston. Her court included runners-up Debbie Kudelka, Kathy Easterling, and Karen Kriegler. It was a sensationally successful year for the members, who proved once again that acting is their tour de force. First row: Ann Marie Davis, Betsy Taylor, Susan McBride, Phyllis McBee, David Hoover, Davine White, Connie Johnston, Judy Rayner, Milton Chappell, Jamie Roberts, Kathy Easterling, and Linda Lee Collins. Second row: Jean Berry, Cathy White, Lisa Doss, Bob Hoover, Betty Washington, Evelyn Curtis, Marie Dane, Anmarie Nemetz, and Doug Dillingham. Third row: Chuck Dean, Rick Sprague, Rosemary Eldridge, Patrick White, Debbie Allen, Melanie Bishop, Tommy Henry, Ban Rafey, Karen Kriegler, Annette Watts, and J.C. Stanley. one hundred seventy-three FORENSIC SOCIETY First row: Susan Stancil, Rebecca Wells, and Phyllis McBee. Second row: Brian Puse, Joe McMillan, Eddie Crews, Richard Lampman, and Jeff Lyttle. Other active members of the 1970-1971 Forensic Society who were absent when the picture was taken are Larry Katz, Bettie Wash¬ ington, Arthur Stables, and Davine White. In the ’70-71 debating season, the members of the debating team pursued issues relating to the current controversial issue of the pollution of our physical environment. On November 14, the club held its first Novice Debate Tournament at Hopewell High School. Ten out-of-town teams participated, giving our own novices a chance to try their wings for the first time. Standing at the familiar podium in Mrs. Farnsworth’s speech classroom are the officers of the Forensic Society: Phyllis H. Farnsworth, sponsor; Eddie Crews, treasurer; Joe McMillan, president; and Phyllis McBee, corresponding secretary. The debaters meet weekly. The first two months of the school year are spent in learning the basic techniques of good debating; the remainder of the year is devoted to dem¬ onstration debates. The debaters attended workshops and invitational tournaments at various colleges, prior to the Central District Debate Tournament, held in April. 1970’s winner of the Voice of Democracy script-writing contest was Eddie Crews, pictured above at left. Last year the Varsity Debaters, Rich¬ ard Lampman, Eddie Crews, Joe McMillan, and Larry Katz (pictured center, below) won the Central District Debate Championship, held at nearby John Tyler Community College. This qualified them to enter the State Debate Tournament. one hundred seventy-four F.B.L.A Rrst row: Terry Moore, Linda Harvey, Patti Livingston, Valerie Armstrong, Debbie Blackwell, Jo Ann Snyder, Linda Joyce, Christie Aderholt and Rita Heathcock. Second row: Rebekah Cornelius, Gloria Henry, Ella Allen, Bonita Vaughn, Janice Brobst, Jeannette Glovier Alice Baird and Mary Jenkins. Third row: Mary Blackmon, Judy Barbee, Patty Connelly, Pat Ackerman, Mary Morris, Debbie McGowan, Bruce Nuaent’ Nancy Morris, Lou Ann Carr, and Carol Henderson. These officers of the FBLA are Alice Baird, secretary; Chris Strosnider, president; Linda Joyce, reporter; Debbie McGowan, Historian; Cathy Wise, parliamentarian; and Jeannette Glovier, treasurer. President Chris Strosnider, above, conducts the meetings of the Future Business Leaders of America, the business organization associated with Vocational Office Training programs and stenography courses. The purposes of the FBLA are to promote good business education, create more interest in business careers, and develop leadership ability. one hundred seventy-five ACTIVITIES Activities build one’s mind, body, and character simul¬ taneously. The harmony of the choir, originality of the Magpipes, precision marching shown by our band, and accomplishments of our Kaleidoscope Staff all reflect the desire of students to become involved. Involvement brightens your horizon. A single spark of ambition may glow and grow into a brilliant light. Involvement extends from the edge of our horizon to the beginning of eternity. As Calvin Coolidge said, “All growth depends on activi¬ ty.” Martha McNulty Activities Editor one hundred seventy-six one hundred seventy-seven STUDENT CO-OPERA ' 4 4m - First Row: Curtis Butterworth, Ronnie Shaw, Susan Daniels, Katie Jones, Paula Harrison, Cindy Fisher, Debbie Watkins, Betty Jo Pintavalle, Mollie Vier, Glenda Shornak, Connie Johnston, Helen Youngblood, Yolanda Capiali, Freddy Youndblood, Bobby Farnsworth Mark Latino, David Ameen, Janie Prichard. Second Row: Wanda Davis, Mary Catherine Moore SouSou Rafey, Ellen Hunter, Susan Blaha, Marilyn Hosea, Debbie King, Shelia Chapman Anri Harless, Mike Toner, Mark Daniels, Wayne Markham, Billy Stevens, Keith Drumwriqht Steve Gadinis. one hundred seventy-eight jf l tJ l - TIVE ASSOCIATION Third Row: Alan Moore, Belinda Cyckevic, Elaine Armstrong, Danny McNeil, Rebecca Wells Ban Rafey, Debby Kudelka, Leslie Orlando, Beatrice Hurlburt, Gibby Elder, Rodger Brown’ Bruce Brockwell, Gary Hancock, Alan Ailstock, Lee Lane, Rae Titterington, David A mistead, .Nancy Cuddihy, Will Harlan, George Stathis, Wayne Burrow, Mark Patterson Rich¬ ard Ameen, Steve Lambert, Ray McCall, Cindy Marr, Sammy Rasnick. VICE PRESIDENT Curtis Butterworth The SCA is made up of one representative from each homeroom. Their sponsor is Mr. Jerrell Sober. They meet every other Thursday to discuss issues that are requested by members of their respective homerooms. This organization provides a means whereby students can submit complaints to the administration. Students and administration can then work together to reach decisions that are acceptable to both. SECRETARY Janie Pritchard one hundred seventy-nine NATIONAL HO First Row: Douglas Ackerman, Wayne Burrows, Nancy Richeson, Beth Goldberg, Sherry Stallings. Second Row: Karen Morris, Jo Ann Goodman, Zoila Cruz, Mona Melton, Sally King, Janie Pritchard. Third Row: Ronnie Faris, Mike Fuller, Alan Ailstock, Jimmy Harper Robert Hainstock. one hundred eighty NOR SOCIETY First Row: Debbie Honaker, Sharon Akers, Douglas Lane, Kenny Conover, Russell Eastman. Second Row: Mary Pat McGowan, Mollie Vier, Susan Emory, Beth Pate, Beth Schulhof, Linda Schuler, Belinda Cyckevic. Third Row: Eric Furr, Jeff Lyttle, Nat Hamner, Edward Helder, Joe McMillan, Richard Lampman. % V Douglas Lane is tapped by Zoila Cruz. Sponsor Mrs. Mann and Eric Furr discuss fi¬ nances. one hundred eighty-one DRUM MAJOR AND Drum Major The Hopewell Blue and Gold Senior Majorette Corp David Klooz Head Majorette Barbara Mabe Martha McNulty Assistant Head Majorette Peggy Marr Cindy Belch Charlotte Hoffman Ann Harless Sharon Johnston ■if WM Beth Pate one hundred eighty-two SENIOR MAJORETTES Debbie Simon Donna Rigney Jan Kearchner Billie Saunders Suzanne Bailey Donna Skelton Pam Blackmon Cathy Tudor Glenda Shornak Kathy Bryant Debbie Blackwell Cindy Marr one hundred eighty-three BLUE AND GOLD First Row: Janet Kearchner, Billie Saunders, Donna Rigney, Debra Simon, Glenda Shornak, Kathy Tudor, Cindy Marr, Martha McNulty, Sue Bailey, Barbara Mabe. Second Row: Jeff Simon, Terry Moore, Maxine Griffin, Gilbert Bradley, Debbie Walker, Debbie Rigney, Wanda Davis, Sharon Dolittle. Third Row: Roger Debrick, Donnie Brittingham, Paul McIntosh, Jean Berry, Bobby Traylor, Nancy Johnston, Phyllis McBee, Linda Damron, Carol Powers Fourth Row: Paul Stewart, Ronnie Powells, Eddie Wicker, Wayne Johnston, Buster, Ross Core, Russell Jones, Tod Brown. Fifth Row: David Davis, David Klooz, Gary Ackerman, Allen Tudor Buddy Stevens, Lawrence Brockwell, Sylvia Jones, Bobby Gill, Wayne Gaddy Sixth Row’- Bobby Deresky. one hundred eighty-four MARCHING BAND First Row: Donna Skelton, Beth Pate, Cindy Belch, Debbie Blackwell, Peggy Marr, Charlotte Hoffmann, Pam Blackmon, Cathy Bryant, Sharon Johnston. Second Row: Jane Bowen, Cindy Chase, Cindy Blackmon, Melody Clary, Becky Painter, Cathy Cotman, Cheryl Fuller, Will Oliver. Third Row: Debbie Mills, Gail Simmons, Rita Dawling, Sharon Novotany, Cathy Johnston, Ellen Eavy, Pat Langford, Jimmy Holland. Fourth Row: Louis Brinkley, Randy Cargill, Louis Bowen, Richard Harris, Lou Ann Damron, Roy Everett, Bert Holloway, John Pritchard. Fifth Row: Rodney Myers, Joe Roland, Allan Moore, Pouch Jones, Reuben Gilliam, Pam Macetosh, James Crenshaw. Sixth Row: Mike Cargill, Allan Bennett. one hundred eighty-five CONCERT First Row: Donna Skelton, Pat Langford, Ellen Eavey, Debbie Simmon, Cindy Marr, Cindy Belch, Donna Rigney, Barbara Mabe, Suzanne Bailey. Second Row: Cathy Tudor, Beth Pate, Martha McNulty, Jan Kearchner, Sharon Johnston, Rita Dowling, Jeff Simon, Jean Berry, Anne Harless. Third Row: Lou Damron, Sylvia Jones, Jimmy Holland, Phyllis McBee, Peggy Marr, Billie Saunders, Charlotte Hoffman, Pam Blackman, Joe Rowland. Fourth Row: Curtis Stevens, Bartow Towsey, David Klooz, James Crenshaw, Roger Debrick, Allen Bennett, Mr. Taylor, Greg Craighead, Bobby Farnsworth. STAGE BAND Bufrh fl rhnSn tiS M SteVe r, S ’ Robl ? ie Aul l man ' Sydney Connely, Joe Rowland Second Row: Gloria Manor Rol EwSrPt R h H r ? ary ’, Jame u £ renshaw ' Mike Rock . Bartow Towsey Third Row: Lewis Bowen’ oy Everett, Richard Harris, Jimmy Holland, Greg Craighead, Bob Farnsworth one hundred eighty-six First Row: Debbie Walker, Wanda Davis Second Row: Cindy Blackmon, Jane Bowen, Debbie Rigney, Sharon Doolittle, Becky Painter Third Row: Melody Clary, Cindy Chase Mr. Taylor JUNIOR MAJORETTES BAND one hundred eighty-seven SENIOR First flow. Joan Nemtz, Rebekah Cornelius, Susie Wheeler, Cynthia Moore, Cheryl Burkey Rosemary Nichols, Debbie Arnold, Jamie Roberts, Keith Mann, Frank Graves Calvin Tate Camm Moore, Betsy Taylor, Diane Humphries, Valerie Perry, Kathy Easterling. Second Row ' - nini a n n CBr r e ’, ( BeC , k . y ,l ale, T Jean Berry ’ Sue Hed 9epeth, Carolyn Villars, Gail Miles, Doug Dillingham, Carlton Updike, Tommy Henry, Jimmy Morris, Anmarie Nemetz, Mary Jenkins Penny Andrews, Pamela Satterwhite, Marcella Wilson, Nancy Johnston. one hundred eighty-eight CHOIR Third Row: Brenda Woodlief. Libbv Hanchey, Judy Mills, Georgia Devers, Donald iBrooks, Tom Williamson, Mike Bryant, Wesley Oliver, Bill Jones, Brincey Bryant, Brenda Daniel, Evelyn O’Hara, Bonnie Pearson, Dottie Jenkins, Eunice Morris, Mrs. Atkins. Fourth Row: Beth Ashbrook, Janet Walker, Carlotta Nesbitt, Beth Coury, Nancy Wilson, Connie Cleere, Leon Winfield, Bruce Edwards, Mike James, Scott Berry, J.C. Stanley, Debbie Oestreich, Connie Putnam, Terri Doss, Janice Ward, Jackie Baker, Beth Goldberg, Joanne Harris, Patty Lewis. Not pictured: Debbie Dean, Lisa Worley. one hundred eighty-nine JUNIOR CHOIR i«n« � . -83tt� 8 83 3 tp aj; rfu; i •« 0 !l • j | W atttr 3 33 3 8 kSt� J� t 8 8 - ||4 3 838 |tt 3� t3 8 patffcffttU Ik 8 38 1 l 2 3 !3 3 £ ■ p I !■ l 111 38 8 8 Jpn AUen T?IhhL M w a K ’ t T T 11 Gllll D m ’ Cind y Beck - Betsy Jo Noe| . E va Harris, David Hoover, Alan Pinkleton, Jeffrey Adams Joni Harper Teri Allen Debbie Hanhart, Teresa Ringer, Rosemary Eldridge Second Row: Holly Harrison, Jeanette Robinette Patricia Daniel Shervi ® ir { Ann Mar jf Davls - Ela ' ne Armstrong, Jimmy Palmer, David Lastovic, Joey Langley, Bobby LassiterKay Johnson Wanda N al Evefetf J J nn h e f°RiflnPw n Ha Unter ’| MrS ‘ A M kms 7 of? Row: Bebecca Clagen, Joyce Lee, Marie Gates, Debroah Hedgepath, Bernadette Daniel’ HoMiday BrSd Ss Iherfy Wmfams aS ° n ' Spra,l6y ' C ' ir ° Savannah ' Mar 9 ie SP« ' y. Jane Sharp. Debroah Marks. Deborah GLEE CLUB J hnMnTvaTe Armstrong 0 Second ftow- rfAtklnTj eT ih 0 ' R S nnard J ? rre i ' ' Re 9 ,inald Hayes. Mark Pate. Joyce Hudson, Shelia Delores Taylor, Diane Johnson Sandra Coleman Third RnJ- ch iia ' t? 116 ’ Bonn ' e s c ar berry, Leon Winfield, Tyrone Harper, Ralph Conrad, Ronnie Williams, Leon Burchett Rosl JoneT Virk Rpnt w £,hnK PS °d’ Ar ? ene nes Debra McFarland, Mary Robinson, Willie Redd, Wilson, Linda Alexander Alan Noel JerrvsTnes Wi lie MrCmvnpnntl ' w ® ' er ’ P er f dine Gllliar V Fourth Row: Anna Bradshaw, Phalathia Moody, Webster Brown, Randolph Jones,Yinda Pelham Barbara Spratle ’ J ° 6 M °° re ’ JenklnS ' Duree Eucank Not Pictured: Allen MAGPIPES First Row: Rae Titterington, Jo Goodman, Beth Goldberg, Kathy Easterling, Susan Stancil, Cheryl Burkey. Second Row: Susan Smith, Sarah Ford, Annmarie Nemetz, Faye Allender, Brenda Woodlief, Yolanda Cappiali, Mrs. Atkins. Third Row: Jimmy Harper, Tom Henry, Milton Barker, Curtis Butterworth, Bruce Edwards, Carlton Updike, J.C. Stanley, David Armistead, Milton Chappell. The Magpipes, directed by Mrs. Madeline Atkins, are a group of 21 vivacious students in ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. They are selected by an audition in which they must display their ability to sing and do various dance steps. They are featured in the Senior Choir Christmas Concert as well as the annual Spring Concert. They have appeared before various local organizations including Woman’s Clubs, Kiwanis, and Garden Clubs. In addition to performing at school and community functions, the group has appeared on T.V., and stage, including a performance at Dogwood Dell, and also at the Mosque. The student director this year is Kathy Easterling. Kathy is also choreographer for the group. Milton Chappell is the accompanist. one hundred ninety-one LIBRARY STAFF Left to Right: Susan Stancil, Cynthia Moore, Carlotta Nesbitt, Joan Nemetz Standing: Ken Muller, Bernie Cobb. Those boys and girls who are especially interested in this field of work, make up the Library Staff. There are only two requirements to become a member of the staff. They are: One: a student must have a study hall and two: he must have been on the honor roll the previous year. The staff is a great help to the librari¬ ans. They learn to perform most of the routine duties of a librarian. They work both before and after school and during their study hall to help keep the library orderly for the benefit of all the students. one hundred ninety-two Sponsor: Miss Carter Norton ADVOCATE STAFF First Row: Arme Miller, Joanne Wiggins, Ban Rafey, Donna Rigney, Brenda Pelham, Davine White. Second Row: Rick Sprague, Richard Lampman, Debbie Clark, Arthur Stables, Betty Washington, Linda Collins. Third Row: Ed Crews, Joe McMillian, Glenn Creggar, Petty Hill, Jean Berry, Brenda Bonner. The Hopewell High School Newspaper, the Advicate, was formed this year to bring both journalism and news to the students. It’s purpose is to provide a responsible method of informing students on matters which concern them. It began with the interests of two students, Joe McMillian and Richard Lampman, who worked closely with Mr. Sullins and Joan Jerrell to get the paper established. Mr. Woehr, of graphic arts, prints the paper biweekly after the staff has turned in the layouts. Sponsor and co-editors one hundred ninety-three KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF HIGH SCHOOL IDOSCOPE j K .Jt ' ■J.. ' qi?ih R raH? hery H urkey ’M° ie Vier, Joan Nemetz, Marilyn Hosea, Ann Harless, Susan Emory, Belinda Cyckevic, Beth Reese, Donna Riqnev Sarah Gaddy, and Peggy Marr Second Row: Jimmy Harper, Roma Ameen, Sharon Shornak, Nancy Richeson, Beth Schulholf Betsy Harrison 7 ’ Janie Pritchard, Martha McNulty, Paula Allen, Janet Thore, Debbie McGowan, Jody Anderson. Third Row: John Swain CiCi Aldridge Karen Debbie Wa,kinS ' J ° ane 0r,i2 ' ° ' Hara ” Pa.e, Susan Casey, ConA ' S BUSINESS MANAGER Elizabeth Schulhof CIRCULATIONS EDITOR Roma Ameen one hundred ninety-four The Kaleidoscope Staff this year is composed of thirty eight juniors and seniors whose selection was based on the following qualities; scholastic achievement, past records in school activities, and over-all abilities. Even though each must solicit ads and yearbooks, assist in taking underclass pictures, help organize a certain section of the book, identify pictures and distribute the new yearbooks in the spring, all of the members on the staff feel their efforts are well payed for. Not only do they receive experience but they also enjoy being part of one of the most important achievements of the school year. Although each member has a dutiful position to fill, the guidance of Mr. Utleye the sponsor, is what makes the yearbook a complete success. SPONSOR Mr. Malvin Utleye ADVERTISING EDITOR Sally King CO-EDITORS Susan Emory and Belinda Cyckevic one hundred ninety-five if OUR STAFF IN ACTION The girls hard at work. Our man from HUNTER!!! Mr. Utleye our sponsor HUSH 2 on t f t tfl Zt u. a t , u ( ) | |i ' l • ' one hundred ninety-six HONOR COUNCIL James Talley, Curtis Butterworth, Bill Witherrow, Robin Garrett, Becky Wilson, Mary Pat McGowen, Belinda Cyckevic The Honor Council is composed of one repre¬ sentative from each grade level. Two senior repre¬ sentatives from the National Honor Society and the vice president of the S.C.A. Their purpose is to promote and maintain honor in all phases of student life. These representatives have a grave responsi¬ bility and need the complete support of the student body to carry out their services effectively. In order for them to do this, all students should abide by the rules and regulations of the Hopewell High School Honor System Constitution. Sponsor Mr. Sullins one hundred ninety-seven ADVERTISEMENTS As we remember our years here at Hopewell High, we should also reflect on the changing and growing commu¬ nity around us. We devote this section of the Kaleido¬ scope to the people, who, behind the scenes, contribute their time, facilities, and funds to the betterment of H.H.S. and her students. Many new advertisers have moved into the area; a few old friends have left. We are deeply thanMu to the following merchants and businesses for tr.en generous and loyal support of our school and its students. We feel very fortunate indeed to know that behind us stands the assistance and guidance of many fine businessmen as we build for the skies. Sally King Advertising Editor one hundred ninety-eight CONGRATULATIONS TO THE KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF FROM YOUR PARENTS Ray Gould Congratulations From GOULD FUNERAL HOMES Agnes Gould “Homes of Personal Service” 214 North 6th Avenue Hopewell 405 High Street Petersburg Don Gould 458-6377 732-3442 Harold’s Appomattox Cleaners Melvin Saunders Mac Poe Quality Cleaning Deluxe Shirt Service 204 E. Cawson St 458-4264 440 S. 15th Ave. 458-7107 THE SHIP OF STATE She Will Soon Be In Yours Hands. Steer Her Wisely. Compliments of the Hopewell Republican Committee John Randolph Hospital Hopewell, Virginia John Randolph Hospital has been working with Hopewell High School through their Industrial Co-operative Training program since 1956. That year only one nursing student was employed. Since then they have employed rom six to fourteen high school students in all phases of hospital work. In the X-Ray, Laboratory, Diet Kitchen, ttendants, Nursing and Medical Records, students have found interesting and challenging experiences. Many o the students who have gained their RN’s, LPN’s, Laboratory and X-Ray training are now employed on a full time basis. The contribution made to education by this hospital to the Hopewell community is of a very high standard. Hurry on Down to Hardee’s Corner of Miles Ave. Oaklawn Hopewell, Virginia ■ hA .; bRGtas BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 from Office Supply Inc School and Office Supplies Quality Printing 109 Main Street 458-1277 Southside Va’s Most Exciting Center of Shopping! Most Stores Open Until 9:00 PM on Mons.—Sat. for your Shopping Convenience ‘Betty Lewis Bread Box ‘Four Seasons ‘Shoney’s ‘Keystone Shoes ‘Lady L ‘Dalton’s Jewelers ‘Rucker Rosenstock ‘Marks ‘Mill Fabrics ‘Roses ‘Sears ‘Sherwin Williams On Cavalier Mall ‘Burtons ‘Cavalier Square Barber Shop ‘Cavelli’s ‘Hopewell Finance ‘Barber Shop ‘Golden Skillet ‘Cavalier Central Bank Acres of Free Parking Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Fraternity King’s “Hopewell’s Leading Jewelers” Diamonds—Watches—Gifts 216 East Broadway 458-3020 Hugh’s Dry Cleaners and Dye Works “Hopewell’s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant” City Point Road: E. Broadway Hopeweli 458-1288 Lloyd Taylor, Inc. Pipe—Valves—Fittings—Fabrication P.O. Box 98 Hopeweil, Virginia 23860 Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1970 “Remember: You show your true intelligence when you buy a Chevrolet, Camaro. Malibu, or Corvette.” Strosnider Chevrolet Inc. Ph. 458-9864 Hopewell Oil Company Compliments of Hunter Agency, Inc. Real Estate Sales and Rentals 15th Ave. and City Point Rd. 458-9808 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS INSURANCE FAST CLAIM SERVICE DEPENDABLE SERVICE INSTALLATIONS WHILE YOU WAIT 458-3966 Curved Windshields and Flat Safety Glass Plate ' Window Polished Wire ' Window Rough Glass Store Fronts Desk Furniture Tops Made To Order Commercial Work a Specialty Over 30 Years Experience Hopewell Glass Company “We believe business goes where its invited and Stays where it’s well Treated.” 208 E. Poythress St. Hopewell, Va. Vepco’s first commercial atomic power station is now under construction in Surry County, Virginia. In the new Information Center overlook¬ ing the site, you will see an excellent slide presentation, fascinating exhibits, and a working model of the reactor. (And from the balcony, you can watch them assemble the real thing.) Open 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Sat¬ urday and 1 PM to 6 PM on Sunday. For tour information call 771-3194 in Richmond. Vepco more power to you ... at less cost Greenbank Construction Co. Inc P.O. Box 288 748-4444 458-8538 h� b� ' w —« ...... ME; : - «■� WK —apt s? 1 • f • m —pj _ MR B � « {MMi � Ml i@ . I M W � 5 MM ■M isflWRMM 4 . ' ■• m mm mm i � � •� ' «r m m m m en mm ukmhw 1%$$, « � � • maaaanim i 24 Hour Day Phone 458-3613—Wrecker Service—Nigh Pone 458-8079 Broadway Garage J.P. Cappiali, Prop. Complete Automotive Service Body Fender Work Radiators Cleaned, Rodded and Recorded 318 E. Broadway—P.O. Box 753—Hopewell, Va. CONGRATULATIONS BUSINESS AND EDITORIAL STAFFS OF THE KALEIDOSCOPE AND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION Fibers Division Agricultural Division Plastics Division CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. FIRESTONE SYNTHETIC FIBERS COMPANY HERCULES INCORPORATED Today’s Graduates . . . . Tomorrow’s Leaders Wedding Invitations Announcements Prom Programs Invitations Sorority Fraternity Stationery Certificates Posters Handbills Year Books Graduation Programs Concert Programs Football Programs Tickets Serving the Printing Needs of the Tri-City Area For Over 40 Years Doutt’s Printing Service Phone 458-2780 208 Main Street—Hopewell, Va. W.T. GRANT CO. Known For Values Hopewell, Virginia wwsmmip SKINNER TIRE SERVICE Turpin Skinner Msg. U.S. Army (Ret.) 442 So. 15th St. Hopewell, Va. 458-4754 ELMO’S BARBECUE DRIVE-IN Hopewell—Petersburg Road Pit-cooked Barbecue is Our Speciality THE YOUTH COUNCIL Serving the community and the youth of Hopewell VERGARA’S ROYAL CLEANERS INC. Sanitone Cleaners Same Day Service 900 City Point Rd. 230 E. Cawson 458-2265 458-3456 1600 Atlantic Street Kindergarten through Eighth Grade 458-6142 v mesBWsuii y O CHURCH Christian ' school West End Christian School Wild Water Canoeing Kayaking President Vice-Pres. Secy’y-Treas. Advisors J.E. Sansing Bill Mayey Phil Yerby R.S. Thomas T.J. Ackerman 458-8129 12th Atlantic Streets 458-2589 The Linoleum Shop Cereamic Linoleum Inlaid Vinyl Wall-To-Wall Carpet 426 South 15th Street 458-5374 Gary’s Men and Boy’s “The Sunshine Corner” If you don’t have time to drop in- Smile as you pass by Tommy Bailey in a Kayak Explorer Post 999 Virginia Meat “Dino the Meat Man” Wholesale Retail Packaged for Freezers v. ■ ■, - � TUCKER ' S ill AM BULANCE SERVlCE|S g ... i TUCKERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Senior Homeroom 152 The Sherwin-Williams Company 403 Cavalier Square Hopewell, Va. Air Conditioned Shops “For the best in Paints” Phone: 458-8581 Tucker Ambulance Service 1211 -A Arlington Road Hopewell, Va. 23860 Phone Day or Night 458-1239 24 Hour Service Mrs. Johnson’s Junior Homeroom—309 M-jpp TJuidfjft jj Jimmy’s West End Esso Road Service Complete Auto Repairs 15th Buren 458-9819 Compliments of Blaha Towing Inc. Whirlpool ■ n : appliances SPECIAL LAUNDRY SALE m purchase 1 AUTOMAT ' WASHER , MATCHING DRYERS Gates Fuel Company Fuel —Oil—Kerosene Authorized Full Line Whirlpool Home Appliance Dealer Air Conditioning 24 Hour Burner Service 441 South 15th Ave. 458-9323 “Our Bonds Are Strong” Butterworth’s “Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers” 246 Broadway Hopewell Hopewell Tastee Freeze Open 7 Days a Week 50 Flavors of Milk Shakes Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Barbecue, and Fish Sandwiches Oaklawn Boulevard 458-4737 Burton’s Henry Burton Artistry in Flowers Gifts of Distinction Cavalier Square Hopewell, Va. 23860 Phone 458-1223 Compliments of Beacon Downtown Hopewell City Shoe Repair Serving Tri-City over 30 years 458-9049 215 East Broadway, Hopewell, Va. A.A. Heckel, Owner Crystal Lake and Frontier Room River Road Swimming-Dancing ME — Keith and Allen Clothiers Serving Hopewell With the Finest in Men’s Wear A A z szsmm 265 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Garfinkel’s Downtown Hopewell Ladies’ Ready To Wear Sportswear and Accessories Limestone is your best soil insurance THE NO. 1 NAME IN MILK COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM Don’t guess on your profit Free Soil Sample On Request of -6 A A ' A A 0 A A .o’ ' .0 o 0 A -0 O ' 0 £■- V- -A Spreading of Limestone and Fertilizer Calicum or Magnesium Lime 500 Tons Stock¬ piled at all times. i 1 John Nemetz, Agent State Farm Insurance World’s largest Auto Insurer, Home Owner’s Insurer, Boat Insurer Fastest Growing Life Insurance Co. Phone 458-3555 108 N. Main St. Hopewell, Virginia Rasnick Upholstering Shop Upholstering to a Queen’s taste Specialist in Color Harmony Prompt Service Truck Seats Rebuilt and Repaired MISS JERREL’S HOMEROOM 104 MRS. KITCHEN’S HOMEROOM 176 SENIOR HOMEROOM 141 MR. REDMAN’S HOMEROOM 160 MRS. LAMPMAN ' S 5th PERIOD GOVERNMENT CLASS SENIOR HOMEROOM 150 i I I l 325 South Mesa Drive Phone 458-7607 Compliments of J.T. MORRIS SON, INC. KING ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Supplies and Light Fixtures Commercial Industrial Wholesale Retail 234 EAST POYTHRESS ST. Hopewell, Va. 458-3344 I FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK We’re Ready When You Are! You may already be saving some of your afterschool or vacation earnings for college. Or perhaps you are 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. PINEWOOD GROCERY Nick A. Klonis, Owner Now in our second century of service Hopewell West Broadway at Ninth Ave. Petersburg Wythe Adams Street PARKER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Downtown Hopewell 458-5662 R.H. JOEL Diamonds—Watches Silver—Crystal—China Bridal Registry 1 1 .1 ipfe 1- Egg FRANK’S DRIVE-IN j 1 ® ii : i........, 106 South 15th Ave Hopewell, Va. “Your Friendly FORD Dealer RAY BROYHILL’S Broadway to Poythress on Randolph Compliments of THE HOPEWELL NEWS “Your Hometown Paper First in ‘Local News ‘Local Sports ‘Local Pictures Compliments of J.W. ENOCHS, INC. Hopewell, Va. THE GLOBE SHOE STORE For Shoes in Hopewell Since 1928 Corner of Main and Poythress Streets A and W S li PER jiia ifa’t i A W SUPERMARKET, INC. “Specializing in Western Beef Open 7 Days a Week 8 AM to 10 PM Hopewell, Va. 458-5206 Boats—Motors—T railers Chrysler Sales and Service MORE FOR YOUR MONEY At GARRETT’S MOORE’S SUPERMARKET “Knowingly Will Not Be Undersold” Winston Churchill Hopewell, Va. Owner Phone Richard Moore 458-7181 Marine Sales and Service 201 So. Randolph Road. Hopewell, Va. Phone 458-0364 NORMAN F. GARRETT Owner HEFFINGTON’S Flowers of Distinction Phone: 458-9841 233 Broadway Hopewell, Va. Mr. and Mrs. U.F. Thompson ALLSTATE INSURANCE Thomas G. Glass Sears Roebuck Building Cavalier Square Phone 458-3113 or 458-1206 Best Wishes from Hopewell, Va. DRAKE, LAMB ROBERTS, INC. O.K. TIRE RUBBER COMPANY Insurance—Real Estate Professional Planning—Personal Service 105 N. 2nd Ave. 458-6343 Compliments of G M Market 2223 Atlantic Street ■ iWMI Two Fine Stores For Your Young Men’s Clothes TAYLOR’S Walnut Mall Shopping Center Downtown 119 N. Sycamore L_ Petersburg Compliments of STAN’S North Sycamore Petersburg, Va. 732-6386 Compliments of MYERS’ HOUSE OF FURNITURE Hopewell, Va. INC. 106 North Main St. Phone 458-1269 Terms Arranged Free Delivery Hours: Monday: • 10 a.m. til 8:30 p.m. Tuesday: 10 a.m. til 8:30 p.m. Wednesday: 10 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. Thursday: 10 a.m. til 8:30 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m. til 8:30 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. -— • i ' l KLONIS MARKET Complete Food Shopping 708-710 City Point Rd. Hopewell, Virginia 23860 yy - « ms CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY 424 South 15th Avenue Hopewell, Virginia 458-8553 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1971 ALVIN JONES STUDIO 1715 City Point Road Hopewell, Va. 458-3637 SHONEY’s Home of the Big Boy Cavalier Square, Hopewell 458-1237 ALLIED AUTO PARTS, INC. ABRAMS Automotive Parts, Supplies Compliments of and Equipment Band Instruments and Accessories BUILDERS’ SUPPLY “Your N.A.P.A. jobber is a CO. OF HOPEWELL, INC. good man to know.” 239 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-6341 City Point Road and 9th 458-5550 226 E. Poythress St. Compliments of CLARK PRITCHARD Congratulations to BENEFICIAL FINANCE CLOTHIERS COMPANY The Class of 1971 215 Main St. 201 East Broadway Compliments of Hopewell Hopewell, Virginia 458-2200 THE GIRLS’MONOGRAM CLUB 458-9805 SILCO ' S SYLVIA’S HAT SHOP East Broadway Petersburg Downtown Hopewell Virginia m O H IE C O H C “0 Compliments of BLACKWELL’S Old City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia N T O “Ypu have not been asked to enter the house of your teachers wisdom but have been led to the threshold of your own mind.” THE SPOTLIGHTERS T ! G GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 71 Theatre Workshop for Young Artists BUBBA CASEY R L S Compliments of ANCHOR ROOM 307 S. 15th Ave. House of Pizza 458-3341 ARLINGTON MEAT MARKET 1202 Arlington Road Owner: Francis Dereski HOUSER’S BROTHERS MARKET 705 City Point Road HARRISON TIRE SERVICE 202 Commerce Street Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL RADIO TELEVISION 15th Ave. Maryland 458-9259 Phone: 458-6354 MRS. PRITCHARD’S SENIOR HOMEROOM—146 HUGHES BARBER SHOP 112 Terminal Street Hopewell, Va. 6 AM—8 PM Mon.—Tues. 8 AM—8 PM Thurs.—Sat. Compliments of LUCK’S BARBER SHOP East Broadway L M TV 725 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Television Repair Phone 458-9402 Complete Selection of Soul Music at all times LEE’S RECORD SHOP 1118 Arlington Road Hopewell, Va. 23860 Phone 458-1322 MAZZIE’S DUPLEX MARKET Independent Richfood Market 3115 Oaklawn Blvd. Phone 458-9422 Quality Meats Groceries For Good Food Try LITTLE CHEF DINER On Commerce Street 4:30 am—3:00 pm F.N. Tiller LEE’S BEAUTY-CHARM SALON 211 Terminal St. Hopewell, Va. Three Experienced Operators Phone 458-9920 Would You Look At That! PEEK-A-BOO! Compliments of E.H. SAUNDERS SONS, INC. DONALD MCKAY AMERICAN HARDWARE STORES Paints, Hardware, Sporting Goods 416 South 15th Ave. at the Circle Life Is An Accomplishment: Not Mere Existence. Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 | SEAR’S SHOE Congratulations to the Compliments of STORE Class of ’71 HOPEWELL Hopewell, Virginia HESS GAS FEED AND SEED STORE j 458-2447 STATION TONY’S OK BARBER SHOP Hopewell’s Most Modern Shop Serving Hopewell Since 1915 4 Barbers to Serve You 909 City Pt. Road Phone 458-9922 Business Phone 458-8271 Residence Phone 458-3214 S.G. Dennis, Prop. 915 S. 15th Ave. Hopewell, Va. Dennis Gulf Service Complete Automotive Service DAVIS CANDY CO., INC Wholesale Tobacco Confectioners Paper Goods DAVIS VENDING CO. 9200 South 15th Ave. 458-2188 MRS. WICKHAM’S HOMEROOM 146 RANDOLPH MOTORS INC. Dodge—Chrysler 700 S. 15th Ave. Hopewell 458-8000 458-6708 GEORGE’S DRUG STORES INC. George’s No. 1 263 East Broadway George’s No. 2 100 East Broadway Downtown Hopewell Two Rexall Drug Stores “THE GUN RACK’’ The Poor Man’s Gun Shop ' Antique—Modern—War Supplies ‘Shotguns—Rifles—Pistols ‘Mary Carter Paints Phone 458-9985 Hopewell, Va. Phone 458-9349 NAVIGATOR’S DEN RESTAURANT Hours 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM Sat. 5 PM to 10:00 PM Closed Mondays Off Route 10 At the Evergreen Motel On The Appomattox River OAKLAWN BOWL 4204 Oalkawn Blvd. 458-5913 16 AMF Lanes ‘Hopewell’s Most Modern Bowling Establishment” W NORRIS SON GRO. Open 7 AM to 12 PM 7 Days Week Best Wishes OLAKER SCHOOL OF DANCE Member of Dance Educators of America, Inc. V ' WYATT’S FLORIST “The Best in flowers and service” 600 W. Broadway Hopewell 458-6392 Jimmy Wyatt Compliments of DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW PHILLIP LEVY CO. Furniture—Appliances—Carpet “The Brand Name Store” Broadway Main Hopewell, Virginia 458-8211 Compliments of PARTIN OIL COMPANY WEST HOPEWELL GROCERY 2512 Oaklawn Blvd. 458-9006 Quality Groceries ZAK’S GULF SERVICE City Point and 7thr Ave. 458-8101 Automobile Service Since 1939 International Cub Dealer Compliments of TRIPPLE MIRROW BEAUTY SALON 1105 Palon Street Hopewell, Virginia STAR NEWS STAND AND GREYHOUND BUS CO. Phone 458-2166 Compliments of STANLEY’S GROCERY STORE Compliments of Compliments of 1304 Arlington Road Hopewell, Virginia DOWNTOWN SAFEWAY RANDOLPH MARKET ROGER’S PURE SERVICE PAT’S HAIR FASHIONS 2806 Virginia St. Hopewell, Virginia 458-2387 Pat Hanke, Owner “Our Policy Will Meet Your Standards” 3221 Oaklawn Boulevard 458-2535 KOVAL’S SUPER MARKET Open 7 Days A Week Store Hours: Open 6:30 AM—Close 12 PM Phone 458-4116 DON’S UNION 76 15th and Elm Complete Auto Service and Steam Engines Compliments of J. HAMILTON HENNING, SR. HOPEWELL QUICK LUNCH 113 Hopewell Street 458-6526 HOWERTON’S Jewelers Opticians 207 N. Main Street Hopewell, Virginia 458-6644 Compliments of Finest Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices Compliments of THE GEORGE DONIGIAN GROCERY CAROLE LANE FASHIONS CITY HALL BARBER SHOP 231 South 15th Ave. 209 E. Broadway Hopewell, Va. 217 East Main FOUR SEASONS CLEANERS Compliments of CITY POINT Most Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry SERVICE STATION Service in This Area East Broadway Poythress Curb Service In Your Car TTWItfl BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATINGCLASS of 1971 from RAFEY’S BILLIARDS Hopewell, Virginia and THE SHEIK CLUB Featuring Teen—Age Jam Sessions Every Sunday Afternoon from 2:00—5:30 Summer Teen—Age Jam Sessions Held on Tuesday Evenings 2004 Staple Mills Road Richmond, Virginia Burger Fair “For a meal on a bun call 458-9921” 2510 Oaklawn Blvd. Wes Garrett’s Wrecker Service 24 Hour Towing Hopewell, Virginia Day Phone Night Phone 458-5541 458-5541 or 458-9239 “Have Truck Will Travel” IN BOTTLES j za HF WRECKER SERV MON THRU SAT Turner Funeral Home Walter W. Turner Homer Thomas, Jr. Funeral Director Funeral Director and Embalmer 1209 Arlington Rd. 458-5357 Phones Hopewell, Va. 458-6584 Catering to those who “Know where its at” Notary Public Compliments of The Aquarius Restraunt Pioneer Federal Savings And Loan Association Of Hopewell “Save with the friendly folks where savings pay” Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 ■ ■■■■■■mu Well, I’m going Did you put in to talk about any of your a College Tuition Loan. pay in your savings? YEP! I’m saving for college. Red, Gold, Blue Brothers UNITED WE STAND, IN FRIENDSHIP AND SERVICE TO ACHIEVE OUR HIGHEST GOALS I The Franklin King Family R E D, and S.L.L.—Senior Supporters C.O.L.—bestest Debi Gragg Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gragg Ricky and Mary Libra and Capricorn Freddie Flashlight Butterfly Boy— 154 ' ' Betty and Butch G.P.G.C. motto Annie D. Freeman Mrs. Anna Stokes Bey Five Forks Grocery Mrs. M.J. Durant Worlds Greatest Sot Anonymous Mr and Mrs. Frank Tyndall Mr. and Mrs. Paren E. Chase Yolanda Cruz Mama C Gerald and Lyn Red, Gold and Blue Brothers Susan Casey and Warren Ross Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Fisher Black Forest Mr. and Mrs. O.E. Almarode Donna and Darlene Briggs 8eth Mabry Denny Holbert Anita G. Carico Mr. and Mrs. W T. Wells The Ebony Brothers KALEIDOSCOPE PATRONS Susan and Warren and Belinda Mrs. Doris Griffin Ray loves Kristie Cadets of Tri-City Civil Air Patrol Mrs. Jane Dunn Marsha and Terry Dorothy B. Sprague John Hyslop Danny The Ween and the Skitch, GDP Mrs. Elizabeth J. Sexton Barbara J. Sexton Miss Johnson ' s 6th period seniors Mr. and Mrs. James Dowling Mr, and Mrs. G.F. Pate Poncho and Cisco Mr. and Mrs. D. Vance Holbert Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Pate Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Santmier and Scott Robert Ortiz Cathy C.A.C.T. and Harold ZSE Mr. Wellford Swift The Brothers of P.Z.D. Robert and Connie 8 23 70 Jimmy and Linda Debbie Oestreich loves Larry Cranf ill Ricky loves Diane Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Putnam Kay and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunders, Jr. Carolyn and Dick Hoagland Dr. M.J. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. George Orr Mr. and Mrs. Romito Our Favorite Teacher—Mr. Sober Fearsome Foursome—B.W., K.W., L. S., S.S. Pat and Fred Fred and Pat Brothers of P.P.—Best KIRK McCLURE loves MARIE DANE M. S.D.—S.T.P. and M.K.L.—Z.O.P Tommy and Sherry—Nov. 5 Bob, Connie, Mark, and Robin Allen Moore and Brenda Harris Anonymous Linda Stratton Ethel and Drummer Bruce and Karen “OUR BONDS ARE STRONG Bill and Jan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Stevens Timmy, Tommy, and Trudy Rickman Vince and Carla, may they live together with love and happiness Digie Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tatum and family Mallonee Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Pritchard, Patti Mr. James Williams Mrs. Katie Wyche and family Mrs. E.M. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Claiborne Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Mrs. Mathew Thompson Clyde and Denise Sheila and Danny—Forever Debbie loves Rusty Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigney Diana Vance Linda Shue loves Buddy Brooks—Steady Teresa and Mike Beth, Jan, and Billie Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Kearchner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latino Roy—A.P.O.—Best Mike—G.O.P., A Barbara Rackley loves Joe Norman Mr. and Mrs. Albert George From what amounts to a drop of water in the sea. Bestest Junior Homeroom—312 Brenda Woodlief WAYNE AND ROMA Melville Dannehl Aldridge III Ann Fowle Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Seavy Theresa and Tony Finley Mr. ana Mrs. James A. Finley Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richeson DAVE AND EL Mr. Mrs. R.B. Gill Alan Reade Shook U. Va. Me Bill Cehl and Nici Nehl Aldridge Anne Cline Sue and Will 8 25 69 SaHO A.R.S. and C.C.A., always A Friend Suite 311, Balz Mr. Mrs. Jameil Ameen Elaine Joe TOMMY SYD JOEY SHEREE FRAN WENDY RONNIE KATIE Janice and John Marsha S.K.P. and Bruce G.D.P. Debi Crichton Robbie A.J.—STP and Paula—GPGC Brothers of P.Z.D. Mrs. A.A. Allen and family Becky—n—Andy Bruce Monk Captain and Mrs. N.P. Bruneau Eddie and Sheila Debbie and Robbie C.O.L. STP Helen Carrico 72 Mark and Robin David GDP E C.—D.C. GDP CONVICTS” Good Luck from Ashbury Park, N.J.—Pattie Mr. Mrs. Robert Saunders, Sr. Ernest DiVittorio Good Luck to Class of ' 71 from Z.C. Cici and Bill! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyckevic Barb Pletz OSU Millie and Doug Sean and Hilda Gary Dean Mr. Mrs. Johnnie M. Wellington Debbie Frazier Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Frazier Janice Davis; Paulette Ray Connie S. Gaddy Debbie Loves Chuck Homeroom 145—BEST Chuck and Debbie Ellen Eavey Grandma Godsey Mrs. Beauchamp s 4th period class Bethnancy robinsusan Jay, Nancy, Beth, Susan Ruth and Ray Stafford Duree Eubank Scott Mauger—STP Earl ' s Girl n Banana Nate Barraco loves Bea Evans Mr. and Mrs. James Marquis Rev. and Mrs. Jack Mallory Eddie Marmol—Go Devils Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Jean and Howie Mr. and Mrs. Tanner and family Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Story and Kippy Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Everett Roy Everett Mrs. Clifford C. Earl Susan, Nancy, Dell, and YO YO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emory Mrs. Audrey Gwaltney Bea Loves Nate Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wells Ronnie Faris Allan and Marti Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Eavey Thelma—The last of the red hot mamas Mr. Mrs. L.D. Starke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson Steve GDP-BA 148 Mrs. Ruth Hicks Good Luck, Graduates!—Kathy Easterling Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Andrs HM ' S OF ZOP Kanga JAMBO LIVES”—Lucie Don ' t forget to write, Kathy—Mama Robert Klooz and Gail Samples Janet Clair Brydon The Easterlings Doug’s little CHRISTMAS TREE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyslop Karen F. and Clay H. Buddy Regina Western Coach Stallard and family Mrs. Rusmisell Naomi Sims Mr. J.P. Tiller Sherry Kyle Women Physical Educational Instructors Diane Moore Dave Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmons Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Ford Tony Walston Kathy Prince Mona Melton To the MIGHTY DEVILS from VPI Mr. Mrs. Gene A. Brill Mr. Mrs. John J. Mcguire Jr. Mr. Norman E. Davis Kelly and Kyle Futch Dick and Libby Barnes Mr. Ted Sweetland Mr. Jack Dunn Mr. Mrs. H. Randolph Jones, Jr. Deb and Mare— KERFLECH” Marty, Mud turtle, Baldy Blay Baby John R. Hosea Vic and Sheila John Holloway—No. 21 Carbon—14 Graham HoweH Ted Zeh Maverick, Esq. Linda Shuler and Doug Blount Claiborne Cabaniss Mr. Mrs. C.L. Patterson Good Luck H.H.S.—C.R.A.G.F. Gary Barnes Anne Harless 5 29 70 HHS Senior Majorettes Mr. Mrs. W.H. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Baber Mr. Mrs. Mervin Gage Benjy Farmer Mr. Mrs. N O. Howard Mr. A.L. Dowdy Mr. Mrs. Carl K. Harshbarger Mr. Mrs. H.L. Sheally Bruce D. McLauchlin Mrs. W.H. Gilman Mr. Mrs. J.M. DeJarnatte Michael W. Sawmelle and Lynda L. Howard Chick Deloria Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winn Mr. Mrs. M.A. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Benson Mr. Mrs. H.P. Harrison The Genius Mr. Mrs. J.B. Jerrell Bill Lewis Pam and Mike (West Virginia University) Naomi John Mr. Mrs. Burk Lowder Garland E. Eavey, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James H. England Deloria Chick Jean Rudy Futch Betsy Harrison David G. Linda C. Dave Driscoll Phil White Mr. Mrs. Charles T. Morris, Jr Mr. Mrs. R.M. Garrett Mr. Sober ' s “Milly Mr. Mrs. J.C. Harper NUTS—Dickie H. Mr. Mrs. J.A. Snell DA POLLOCK of ' 71—APO THE FOUR STOOGES Dr. Mrs. J.L. Schulhof Dr. Mrs. P C. Yerby III Nanette Core Mrs. Lucille Byrd Slum City Kids: S.E. D.S. G.L. D.H. P.P. loves Jeeps Right on Slums Jackie Lee Bob, GDP-BA-154 J. D. Simon Mr. Mrs. Paul L. Lambert PIPS always DAG—ZOP Mr. Mrs. Harold H. Couch Jr. Mr. Mrs. W.A. Reynolds Mr. Mrs. W.T. Ackerman Mr. Mrs. Greg Hos ack Eddie and Linda Drink a Bud a Day PPO-A Katrina H. Mike P. 9 11 70 Debbie Paul 9 27 68 Mr. Mrs. John W. Harlan Ross Core II Mr. Mrs. David Borum Lt. Co. (ret.) and Mrs. John S. Day Mr. Mrs. Josh B. Phelps Mr. Mrs. Howard Brown Mr. Turpin his 3rd period class Lee Foley Mr. Mrs. Kurt Soller Mr Mrs. W.S. Falls Klaus, GDP-BA-162 Little John’s POOL HALL FIJI Dr. Mrs. R.E. Miller Mr. Mrs. Raymond Butterworth Mr. Mrs. Donald Parr Chip McLeod and Sharon Shornak Mr. and Mrs. Welmont Drake Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Futch FREDA and LARRY J. SOUL and COMPANY Mr. Nicholas Junior Homeroom 313 - Dr. Mrs. David Layman Mrs. J.R. Smith Mr. Mrs, Ike Core Dr. Mrs. Clyde Dougherty Dr. Mrs. T.C Andrew Will Sue Miss Mann! Mr. Mrs. Bryant M. Marks Beth Goldberg Mr. Mrs. W.L. Godsey Dr. Mrs. D.P. Moore Jr. Mr. Mrs. Russell Vergara Mr. Mrs. Fred Doeg Brother Mark, PZD Lewis, Ella Connie Jim and Marilyn Ole Blue Players Mr. Mrs. Melvin Saunders Mrs. Michael Billy and Daughters Leonard L. Long ED Crews Mr, Mrs. John T. Rogers Mr. August J. Shornak Cissy Bill Dodd Peter F. Hapstak III Bob Farnsworth and Judy Wood Mr. Mrs. Donald W. Gould Ollie Ostrick The Magnificent Moron Mr. Mrs. Mike Klonis Mr. Mrs. C.G. Clary Charlie and Danny Mrs. Arthur E. Griggs Ellen and Cathy Richeson Mrs. Ted Sweetland Bettie Washington Mr. Mrs. Leonard Maxey Mr. Mrs. Melvin Atkins Saludos a todos Dr. and Mrs. Michael Flaherty Nancy Richeson A Friend MICHAEL—STP AND JOANNE—ZOP Mark Daniel loves Marilyn Lewis Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Melton SDG—Bobby Micheals A bottle of salad dressing Peachy Wiley” To J.D.L. 3 Je toimerais tousjur. Joan, Eddie, Wayne, Suzy, Bubba, Wolfie and Clown Mr. Mrs. David Jones Johanna Lynn Casey Mr. Mrs. Steve Mathwes Mr. Mrs. John Nemetz Mr. Mrs. Harry Jacobs and Barbara Mark and Chad Sacra Sheila Chapman Judy and Jim Good Luck—Andy Vada C. “Loves” Wayne S. In Christ Scott Berry and Sheila Chapman Sarah Ford Mr. Mrs. Doy Davis Steve and Denise, PGHS Bernie and Ann Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wallace Cheryl Burkey Moses Mulligian Melanie Lowder Gale and Jackie Tim Dotson Mr. Mrs. Harry Baldwin Ralph Faye (Red) Allender Carlotta Nesbitt Speed and Naomi Mr. Mrs. Clark Rackley Mr. Mrs. Jim Slagle Mrs. Farnsworth and Bob Mrs. Furr Mary Caudill, Thomas Dale Knights Mr. Mrs. Wayne Goft, Swanton, Md. Bonnie Pearson Mrs. J.B. Suyes Connie “Loves R.B. Robert Campen Pam G. Jimmy R. Mr. Mrs. Carlton Holland Mrs. J.E. Sordelett Mr. Wizard Seven More Years Mr. Mrs. Burkey, Laura Mark Burkey The Bums: Stephanie, Wanda, Robin, and Becky Kenny Brenda PG PP, DE beat Hopewell PP,BL 36-0 Chuckie Jody Jerry Stephanie Roland Field Chuckie Marilyn STPLOVERS Bob—G DP—156 B.J. ' s of 70 Wade Baby Idell Ameen The Fryde Chikin PP Goats of 70 Mr. Mrs. W.T. Davis The Aw Shucks Band Dell Barbara and Susan Craig Meyers Ricky Shelby Mr. Mrs. Francis Vergara Mr. Mrs. H.D. McPheeters The Alcorns 1970 Varsity Cheerleaders Best of luck LDD in the future (with me) The Bweau Brothers Kijn Barber— Freeze Queen” Nose Burnham—PP Mr. Mrs. Dewey T. Lewis Jody, Roma, Mollie Bob Auton CiCi and Melvin Donna Bailey Frank, Chris, Larry; Penn State Phogographers BOBBY WANDA Mrs. V.C. Webb and Carlton Bootsie and Echo Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Aldridge, Jr. Pjm—saj—mah dat—mss—dma Mickey Anderson—the fast one! Debbie Elaine Honaker Coach and Mrs. Mullins Fryde Chikin Band and Show Chuck Holdford loves Sharon Cozart Mrs. Margaret Robinson—Soul Prince George Class of 71 Wade and Rhonda Mr. Mrs. Henry Thomas Mr. Morefield ' s 4th period Mr. Mrs. Robert Mauger Boyertown, Pa, Curtis Butterworth Martha McNulty Mike Janosik and Beckie Irving One Wasted Dollar Dave and M.L. “Pouch , the Cool Sara L. loves Alfred T. Malcolm Mr. Mrs. Matthew Cook Mr. Mrs. Douglas Jacobs Gene Bunkley Roxy and Dickie HHS Junior Majorettes Dottie Smith Terry Moore loves Jackie Greene Fisher’s Gay Michele R. Schock Mr. Mrs. Beuford Bennett Bobby and Kathie 6 12 70 The ' Little Johnstons Allan and Little Sister, Barbara Neighbors on Franklin St. Bear Janosik KX-AE Carl L. Timperio Jr. U.S. Navy Steve and Nancy Allan Keener, GDP The Timperios Kyle Mr. Mrs. John F. Shornak Mrs. John W. Wells Mr. Mrs. L.V. Marr Mr. Mrs. R.L. White Mr. Mrs. David R. Futch Mr. Mrs. J.V. Thomas Jr. and family Mr. Mrs. R.H. Rackley family Glenn Creggar Bud Pal Debbie loves Jimmy Connie and Tommy Lizanne Loves Sugg Marie Ls Ray Keith A. Mann Becki Hapstack Ma’s Sops. Camm and Barbara J.M. J.E. Pebbles and Bam-Bam Richard Bland ' s Leni” G.S. Troops 108 Bonnie, Carlotta, J.T., and Dumplin Dickie and Arlene That Insurance Girl” Miss Norton Ray D. McCall Mr. Mrs. Paul McCall I. Jean Berry Coach Baker and Miss Johnson Mr. Mrs. Willie Hall Jr. Cindy S.O S.-Peace! Mr. Mrs. B.E. Lanning Alan and Janie Mrs. Maud Kinsland Mr. Mrs. Fred Morene and Diane J. T., Carlotta, Dumpling, Betty, Bonnie Shorty and Barry two Conduct Cut kids Evelyn O ' Hara Vickie Jones CSVAKS Mr. Mrs. Forrest Glass Diane Ls Bobby forever Miss Leviner Mr. Mrs. “Albert” Brill Rufus Bucket and Sweets Jo Anne and David T.D.D.U.P.-73 136” Buzzard and Chicken Hawk JILL ' S of ’68 Yellow and Brown Unite Us . . Tom and Sarah Tom and Belinda 4 18 70 Mrs. Anne Kitchen Stephen Ashby and Sylvia Courtney BILLY CINDY Next to STP Schlitz is best!! Rocky Marie Good Luck Class of 71! Bill Witherow Mallonee’s Big No. 74-Bob Tommy Pierce Bill Thompson Family Mrs. Emily J. Kreynus Nancy Rodney Pat and Butch Morris Mr. and Mrs. E.V. Barco Mrs. J.J. Pearson Mrs. Vivian Lee Tommy and Connie Donna David The Cherry Pickers Mark Isenhour Terry and Mark Randy Loves Debbie Eddie and Cathy Motha Nun The Best Show in Town—3rd per. Library Reggie Soles RSD BRS Bob Auton, alias Slum City Slicker Eddie and Sharon P.Z.D. CACT Mr. Mrs. J.W. Yancey and Family Cliff Allen Billy Garvin Mr. Mrs. Morriss and Marcia Walter McCauley and Linda Eason Doug Eason Mr. Mrs. B.W. Partin Good Luck GDP Brothers! RWG-32 Mr. Mrs. W.W. Vier Billy Vier Mollie and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Morriss Mr. and Mrs. Aldridge Roxie Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Mr. Mrs. W.E. Hatch Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Hobbs First Methodist Church—Senior High Class Mr. Mullin’s Senior Homeroom Bonnie and James 5-4-70 George W. Thore P., J., C., P.—Poverty Road Slums Homeroom 314— Go Blue Devils Patsy, Pam, and Paula Freshman Homeroom 163 Pam and Donnie Ruby P. and Modene G. Donna Skelton Ricky Lowder Bobby, Linda. Melissa, Anna H.M. Elder UPS—Tojo, Big Dick, and Little Edd Ned M. Coleman Desnise and Maury McCullen Nat Sherry Best of Luck—H.S. Fayed Mr. Mrs. Charles N. Moore Dr. Mrs. N.F. Wyatt Big Jim Mr. Mrs. John Swain Mrs. Bill Merner Mr. Mrs. John Burnett Dr. Mrs. J.D. Skaggs Mr. Mrs. Nick Klonis Mrs. Sais 4th per. Spanish Class Mr. Mrs. Eley S. Heffington Carmina Ortiz Best Wishes from Anne Theodore Mr. Mrs. Robert Nugent S.L. Morefield Shirley loves Lamar Future Teachers of America Mr. Mrs. R.A. Lawson Mauler Cooly-Mooly! Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Davis Good Luck Brothers—Conway Lori Lewis Mrs. P.l. Leadbetter U.N.C.L.E. ;