Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Prom Goers Dance Aboard ' American Queen “The Class of 1977 invites you to a gala evening aboard the riverboat, American Queen’ on Saturday, May 15. Dance to the music of ' Grandeurs plus Act III,’ and visit the galley for fine and fancy food.” Thus read the announcement in the morning bulletin. Behind the scenes, some members of the class were privately wondering how they would ever transform the cafeteria into a ship in one day. Others were more interested in flowers, tuxedos, and going out to dinner. The magic night finally arrived. Students and teachers decked out in their finery, arrived at school to find the dining hall changed to resemble the interior of a ship. As they passed the cotton bales on the “dock,” most stopped to receive party favors, Uncle Sam hats, and programs. Between dances, prom goers stopped to sample the shrimp and other foods prepared and served by the Occupational Foods classes. All too soon it was over. At midnight the ship was deserted. Monday morning it had magically changed back into the same old cafeteria. Who is dancing with whom? Regardless, Debbie Beach and Rhonad Brown seem to enjoy “Dance to the Music.” 14 Prom

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M iss HHS, Cecilia Jackson and runners-up, Kim Calos and Betty Northington smile for the crowd of family and friends. Cecilia Jackson. Miss HHS 1976, displays her flowers and crown. The ten finalists in the Miss HHS pageant are Jackson, Ellen Barton, Dell Glass, and Betty Linda Graham, Teresa Saunders, Ann Easterling, Northington. Chrissy Herman, Janet Bane, Kim Calos, Cecilia Miss HHS 13

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peroning can be fun, Mr. Ronnie Bugnar and Chaperones, Mr. Harvey Martin and Mrs. Audrey Murphy Radford and Cindy Jackson pose for and Mrs. Tom MacMurray s smiles indicate Eliades, examine the prom favors and discuss the their prom “memories” shot. -enjoyment. dance. Prom 15