Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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First Row: Mrs. Carlon, E. Naulty, C. Powers, A. Shurm, D. Hundley, K. Rackley, B. Ashbrook, B. Kaufman, Mr. Porter. Second Row: L. Vinson, W. Neal, C. Jones, K. Johnson, D. Wickline, B. Ellis, L. Damron, B. Williams, S. Hicks, F. Benedict, J. Slaughter. Third Row: G. Cosley, L. Parks, B. Morrison, F. Everhart, B. Radcliff, B. Branch, A. Weinrob, M. Mason, B. Carr, M. Mason, C. Chase, G. Tuck, V. Leslie. Fourth Row: E. Shawkey, C. Powroznik, B. Shurm, A. Getty, T. Marshburn, P. Bright, C. Jackson, J. Artis, W. Perry, D. Wilson, C. Young, W. Winfield. Fifth Row: L. Ross, D. Bentley, D. Su therland, B. Druett, B. Webb, J. Clements, M. Taylor, P. Halloway, W. Reed. Sixth Row: R. Balbaugh, B. Bailey, W. Brown, Neil Gordon, A. Donigian, W. Powell, B. Halloway, C. Wheeler, J. Mason. Seventh Row: L. Wyatt, J. Powers, C. Curry, C. Moody, James Jackson, M. Blanchard, B. Williamson, C. Sordelett, D. Honeycutt, J. Duda, B. Stamper. Eighth Row: M. Bonner, L. Greene, E. Wicker, T. Brower, S. Norris. Ninth Row: T. Allen, B. Ellis. DECA Members Gain Professional Experience DECA offers leadership opportunities and school activities to any student enrolled in the distributive education pro¬ gram. Members gain professional experi¬ ence in salesmanship, advertising and interviewing by engaging in part time work. They attend rallies, and engage in competitions. Each year they travel to some meeting where the members can make use of what they have learned throughout the year. Officers: Dottie Hundley, Secretary; Cathy Rackley, President; Barry Ashbrook, Vice-President; Carol Powers, Council Rep; Brad Kaufman, Treasurer; Ann Shurm, Reporter; Eddie Naulty, Parliamentarian. 49

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First Row: R. Williams, S. Kyle, E. Connelly, B. Irving, W. Sylvester, E. Stidham, T. Johnson, S. Houser, R. Moddy, J. Yancy. Second Row: H. McGee, M Brink, A. Hole, M. Eisenhower, D. Stump, C. Ingran, B. Daniel, T. Sebera, T. Bowen. Third Row: G. Perry, R. Burford, M. Crupomck, S. Daniel, R. Humphries, A. McCraw, A. Graves, S. Gilliam, S. Myers, C. Myers. Fourth Row: J. Katz, K. Oberstreet, D. Garlen, J. Myers, R. Dulayney, D. Jones, D. Dulayney, D. Jones, D. Lastovich, H. Belcher, S. Smalley. Fifth Row: B. Maier, P. Titterington, H. Carico, D. Mauviel, C. Cleere, L. Cole, B. Browning, M. Collins, D. Wickline. Sixth Row: L. Carr, S. Puse, P. Jenkins, V. Armstrong, M. Lewis, M. Akins, C. Montgomery, S. S. Thore, R. Cornelius, B. Buffo. VICA ranks No. 1 in Nation Members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America share the mutual problems and experiences of today’s complex technological society. To meet a demand for technically skilled workers, VICA provides an opportunity for students to train in the professional field of their choice. VICA’s most important activitiy is its participation in the district and state con¬ ventions. Each year members of the club bring home many honors to HHS. The club deals mainly with organizing vocational students, but it does help with other school activities, such as the preparation of baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. VICA’s participation in local and state affairs earned them the title of Number One club in the nation. 48 Officers: Elisa Stidham, Vice-President; Wayne Sylvester, President; Terry Johnson, Reporter; Sherry Kyle, Treasurer; Evelyn Connelly, Parliamentarian; Beckie Irving, Chaplain. Club sponsor, Mr. Utleye, diligently obtains jobs for many students.

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Monogram Club Works for Sportsmanship First Row: B. Toner Robbins C. Butterworth, R. Glass, W. Markham, T. Bell. Second Row: R. Burnett, K. Futch, P. Theodore, R. Powell T Chavis F Mazzei B Gay G. Clay. Third Row: C. Aycock, W. Burrow, B. Pershing, D. Denning, J. Koren, S. Hill, R. Parker. Fourth Row’ B Arvin, C. Kendrick, K. McClure, A. Brooks, M. Toner, T. Harper. Young men who show an interest in sports make up the body of the Boys Monogram Club. All members work together to promote sportsmanship and fellowship in school athletic functions. They set a sportsmanlike example on the field, in the gymnasium or at our pep rallies. Each year they clean and polish the trophies in the showcase in the main hall. Monogram Club members enjoy themselves at the football banquet Rocky Glass, President; Curtis Butterworth, Vice-President; Bill Robbins, Treasurer. 50