Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Hand in the air, Sharon Shornak prepares to express her difference of Symbolic of being a senior are the rings which the class sponsor, Mrs. opinion at a class meeting. Spain, presents to Will Harlan and Suzanne Bailey. 1972 — Result of Four Grueling Years With graduation as a soon to be realized goal, the Senior year is the final result of four grueling years, time spent working toward the valued diploma. While making preparations for either college or a vocation, the Senior is confronted with a myriad of activities, starting the year with the Ring Dance and ending with Class Night and graduation. The attempt to balance the increased re¬ sponsibilities of studies with the newly developed independence of the adult is only o ne of the conflicts which must be encountered. Whether the student has resolved these conflicts will be revealed in the future as he goes forth realizing that during his years at H.H.S. he has received the background requisite for success. Senior Class officers are, left to right: Suzanne Bailey, Corresponding Secretary; Will Harlan, President, Debbie Fowler, Recording Secretary; Tommy Leftwich, Vice-President; and Nancy Richeson, Treasurer. 100

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Margie White SAT ' S Face Juniors in Spring Daysel Wickline Gordon Williams Ronnie Williams Sheila Williams Terri Williams Dorenda Wilson Maude Wilson Robert Wilson Cathy Wise Judy Wood Louise Hopskins mind appears to be on present history, not past. Brenda Woodlief Barry Wyatt Jay Wyatt Gordon Young Larry Young Helen Youngblood 99 . -.

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Karen Denise Abernathy Janet Kearchner and Dale Dennings are proud they ' re the cutest. Eddie Naulty practices carrying Vickie Harless over the threshold. Douglas Cary Ackerman Meetings, Rings— Standard for Seniors Sharon Lynne Akers Marsha Marcile Akins Carolyn Chandler Aldridge Paula Rebekah Allen Kathie Sue Almarode Richard John Ameen Deborah Lynn Anderson Jam es Harrison Ange 101