Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Faces of. . . ACADEMICS 10

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Malvin Utleye— Face of Dedication Every once in a great while, you run across someone with whom you are so impressed that you cannot forget. He has certain qualities that catch your eye as soon as you meet him, and it is not until later when you get to know him that you fully realize the true inside character of this person. His time is not spent on just himself; you constantly will find him with others — helping, giving, and most important, sharing. The dedication of a yearbook is some¬ thing special. The person is uppermost in the minds of the staff and other people. Mr. Malvin M. Utleye, our beloved sponsor, is such a man. Mr. Utleye has done so much for the school, the Kaleidoscope, and VICA, that it would be impossible to list the appreci¬ ation and love that everyone has for him. Every organization that has had Mr. Utleye’s interest has also gained his time, effort, and generosity. Without his guid¬ ance, clubs would not have flourished as well as they have. For this reason, and many others, we dedicate this year’s Ka¬ leidoscope to Mr. M. Utleye.

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Mirrored in the faces of teachers at HHS, a student sees guidance, discipline, and instruction. The teachers themselves devote time to bettering the youth through school and extracurricular activi¬ ties. Teachers are people and their emotions often enter into whatever they happen to be doing. Each face expresses his or hers individuality and lends reality to a world of dittos and carbon copies. Happiness, anger, despair, and excite¬ ment combine to form the faces of Aca¬ demics. 11