Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Hopeful members of ti receive helmets and sh ley prepare for three w Early August Varsity Footh from the coae of pre-school What ' s in a year? . . . People, . . . the things they do; places they go. . . what makes 76 special. . . dances . . . games . . . contests . . . homecoming . . . selling donuts before school... a new principal. . two lunches . . . ending the day five minutes earlier . . . Cheer with us through a game, help us pick a winner, have lunch — here in our sights and scenes. Showing his enthusiam, Glen LeBlane beats his drum and Harold Key blows his trombone to signal a victory for Hopewell in the 42-24 slaughter of Colonial Heights. At the Ring Dance, old style dancing is not out yet demonstrate Donnie Dodson and Vicki Watson as they dance to the music of “Great American Pastime.”

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Fleet Feet. Dinwiddie third baseman, Parkinson, waits for a belated throw from the outfield as Johnny Bollinger rounds third and later scores in the 7-3 rout over Dinwiddie. Devils SMASH Royals— 9th Inning GRUDGE Win! Weather conditions were perfect that day of the game with Prince George. The game was at home and the team was ready. With one loss already to Prince George they needed the win to keep the lead in the Central District. It was so quiet in the locker room before the game — no playing or talking — everyone just dressed and looked serious. Nervousness lasted through warm¬ up and the first inning — then the team calmed down and concentrated on winning. In the ninth inning the Royals led 3-2. The last of the Devil line-up was at bat. Everyone on the field and in the stands thought it was all over. There were two outs and the Headed for Home. Joey Mann scores on a Tim Jones sacrifice fly in the 2-0 squeaker over Manchester. Mann pitched a one-hitter, his sixth straight win. Defending are catcher Bill Rawes and pitcher Mike Collins. Clutch Come-Through. Robin Moore’s face registers triumph after his last inning hit scored Tim Jones to give Hopewell a 4-3 win over Prince George. bases were loaded. Ronnie Stidham singled to left and Danny Stidham scored to make it 3-3. Robin Moore came to bat. The count was 3-2 when he singled to center and Tim Jones scored to make it 4-3. Team effort won that grudge game. Devils finished the season in a tie for the district championship with Thomas Dale only to lose 6-1 to the Knights in the play offs. Baseball Team. Front row: John Koren, Danny Stidham. Second row: Rex Sharp, Joey Mann, Ronnie Stidham, Mike Stanley, Mitch Hobbs, Robin Moore, Coach Stuart Driscoll. Back row: Allen Manning, John Bollinger, Kevin Howlett, Mayes Marks, Bobby Bradshaw, Tim Jones, Don Karabaich. Baseball 11