Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Right: With the finish line in mind Mike Reid trudges on in a meet with Colonial Heights. Devils won 22-34. Below: Leading the way in a meet against Prince George are Hopewell runners Bill Henry, and Julian Goodman with James Clanton following. Hopewell went on to win 20-35. E very afternoon members of the cross-country team ran 10 miles in sweatsuits under the hot autumn sky for practice and conditioning. Dominated by sophomores, the team featured all new runners. Coach Frank Whipp named sophomores Julain Goodman, Bill hHenry and Rodney Boyette as the best runners. Coach Whipp commented, I d like cross-country to rate more with the kids and to see more people at the meets. Overall, I ' m pleased with the team ' s improvement. Whipp termed the season winning as the team placed fourth in the district and twelfth in the regionals. Right: Exhaustion registers on the faces of Bill Henry and Julian Goodman in the meet against Prince George which Hopewell won 20-35. ■ ■ - ' •$ i 20 Cross Country

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J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES HHS 52 Dinwiddie 58 HHS 43 Meadowbrook 54 HHS 80 George Wythe 49 HHS 62 Midlothian 57 HHS 65 Colonial Heights 50 HHS 37 Petersburg 47 HHS 71 Thomas Dale 58 HHS 65 Prince George 40 HHS 75 Manchester 44 HHS 50 George Wythe 45 HHS 81 Dinwiddie 77 HHS 50 Meadowbrook 47 HHS 50 John Marshall 39 HHS 59 Midlothian 63 HHS 65 Colonial Heights 45 HHS 56 Petersburg 57 HHS 61 Thomas Dale 59 HHS 52 Prince George 40 HHS 90 Manchester 41 HHS 57 John Marshall 49 WON 15 LOST 5 Wth a I 5-5 record, the J.V. Basketball team got off to a bad start but ended we II after improving tremendously. It was a pretty good season, said Coach Don McGuire, we had no big problems . . . had some support from the fans but it consisted mainly of parents. According to McGuire, Morton Williams, student teacher and coaching assistant, was a big help to me. He worked individually wi th the players, running through their shots with them. Far Left: Jack Spratley towers over Colonial Heights players for a shot. Hopewell went on to win 65-45. Above Left: Eddie Garrett anticipates a lay-up against a blocking George Wythe Bulldog. Larry LaGare. Hopewell won 80-49. Left: With a game well played and a handshake from Coach Don McGuire, Kenny Roberts leaves the Midlothian game. Hopewell won 62-57. V Cagers Show Improvement After Slow Beginning Left: While the rest of the bench looks on, Morton Williams, assistant coach gives Mayes Marks instructions in the Dinwiddie game. Hopewell won 8 I -77. J.V. Basketball team: Front Row: Phillip Frazier, James Sanders, Melvin Clements, Carl Fitzgerald, Roland Holloway, Rodney Boyette Second Row: Ronnie Williams, Montino Pride, Ricky McClaskie, Gerald Stewart, Mayes Marks, Eddie Garrett, Kenny Roberts, Mike Armstrong. J.V. Basketball 19

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oss Country Places Fourth in District CROSS COUNTRY SCORES HHS 22 Colonial Heights 34 HHS 20 Meadowbrook 39 HHS 50 Midlothian 15 HHS 47 Manchester 15 HHS 50 St. Christopher 15 HHS 20 Prince George 35 HHS 1 5 Matoaca 43 HHS 32 Thomas Dale 25 HHS 43 Benedictine 15 WON 4 LOST 5 Above Left: With looks of determination on their faces Mike Reid, Bill Henry, Rodney Boyette and Julian G oodman press onward during a Manchester practice. Above: At the starting line up Hopewell runners await the shot of the gun during a tri-meet with Prince George and Matoaca. Cross Country team: Front Row: Bill Henry, Jimmy White, Julian Goodman Second Row: Mike Reid, David Buckley, Rodney Boyette, Mark Sacra. Far Left: Jimmy White crosses the finish line in a tri-meet with Prince George and Matoaca. Hopewell won I 5-43, 20-35. Left: Coach Whipp checks up on Hopewell runner David Buckley during a practice at Manchester. Cross Country 21