Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Although this girl ' s life isn ' t beautiful at the moment, she ponders on how she can change things. Love — the boy-girl relationship is a commonly expressed emotion in the lives of youths. Students, too tense to sit down, cry We ' re Number 1 near the closing of a game. Pollution often colors our world a dark dingy gray. Family and friends crowd around Stephanie Phillips, newly crowned Junior Miss, to offer congratulations. You know -the. time w ur best -friend won ’the beauty contest- even thoiiq h you Should. Wove — but lou cried because iWKjjs remember love. And remem the time Hopewei I just had -hi ' make the casket and there were only a -few sec¬ onds left, and it was never, and you just i down you J»An 0 mm •and they made you and your « were iumoina LjOvE S o now bdi... if-we all love each other- the prowem seems to iJA fvy +0 WPrCSS IT. ue+Vall try q little harder.

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TW « Ar Platform shoes are one of the newest styles seen in the school. Students display national interest by advocating ecology and by remembering that POWs were not released when expected. Decorating lockers is one way to brighten up the drab days of study. Buttons flooded the school as students selected their candidate for President. School has a more relaxed air through the use of patched jeans and casual clothes. Making the long bus ride to and from school was a displeasure shared by many students. Pallbearers and a coffin symbolize how school spirit has died at HHS. Dances are an event that always brighten up and change the everyday routine of school. On Greaser Day, participants gather around the new juke box to listen to a little rock-and-roll music. Seniors obtain a new outlook on community affairs by attending city council meetings. And at school ? Well, we had a -Few chqnqes, too.. Weaof- q new J } assts-taw principal .a+ter r much r d is - SSEMfiBW u person- 3 ! r ake ®. ' 3 p -3 20 hours more ? T orm Shot dances.cMeerinqcit «es. ’xt wasnV a i