Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Golf Suffers Through Year HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS i HHS HHS HHS HHS 250 227 246 246 247 262 258 242 -231 251 173 261 lisp DfmRES Prince George Colonial Heights Midlothian Dinwiddie Prince Gee Petersburg,M . Midlothian! Colonial Heights Petersburg Prince QeHige : Si 246 Manchester 243 229 Dinwiddie 217 219 Thomas Dale 205 240 Colonial Heights 243 223 Manchester 228 281 Meadowbrook 222 218 Thomas Dale 198 228 Dinwiddie 214 278 Meadowbrook 214 229 Manchester 236 200 Meadowbrook 155 217 Midlothian 218 ON 4 ' .- LOST 20 Most Valuable Player — Donald Schold Most Improved Player — Steve Doulis Into the Cup. Steve Doulis sinks his putt for a par on the first hole at Jordan Point Country Club in a match with Petersburg and Meadowbrook. Hopewell defeated Petersburg but lost to Meadowbrook, 262-281-222. First concentrate, then Swing. At the fourth hole Golf Team. Front row: Steve Doulis, Coach Bill Littlepage, Don Schold, Randy Birchett. Back row. at Jordan Point Country Club, Stewart Allmond Bruce Lassiter, Kyle Crocker, James Schulhof, Lewis Cintron. sets up for his drive in a match against Petersburg and Meadowbrook. Hopewell beat Petersburg but lost to Meadowbrook. Golf 21

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According to Coach Bill Littlepage, “the golf team’s season was not as bad as the win-loss ratio implied — many of our matches were close — we lost only by a few points.” Littlepage called it a building year — of the eight lettermen returning only one, James Schulhof was a senior. To quote one team member, “We tried hard but we just couldn’t match the experience of our opponents. Our one standout was Donald Schold who played the number one position. He was our only team member to make it to the regional tournament.” Taking A Mighty Swing. Beginning the match with Thomas Dale and Midlothian, Kyle Crocker tees off at Jordan Point Country Club. Hopewell fell to both Thomas Dale 217 and Midlothian 218. Leaning and Grinning. Waiting for the match with Colonial Heights and Dinwiddie to start, Bruce Lassiter and James Goodman relax on the first teeing green at Jordan Point Country Club. 20 Golf

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Love of Game Makes It All Worthwhile Breaking Away. Malcolm Garrard finds running room for a five yard gain against Highland Springs as he gets by the reach of Andrew Wright. Garrard gained 48 yards during the game but it wasn’t enough in the 33-7 loss to Highland Springs. A Moment to Breathe. Brad Birchett offers Ernest Roberts some words of encouragement as he catches his breath on the bench during the Highland Springs game. Most Valuable Player — Mike Hartsell Most Improved — Doug Jones Best Blocker — Tim Jones Best Tackler — Steve Rasnick Most Spirited — Ernie Roberts Most Academic — Frank Cancino 22 Varsity Football