Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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1 I James Ernest expresses an opinion during trig class. Throughout the year certain people achieved recognition for efforts in various fields. In the field of sports were Greg McCray, basketball; Ronnie Walker, Jim Henderson, and Larry Manley, wrestling; Jeff Hamilton, golf; Jeff Bartlett and Bill Henry, cross¬ country; Teresa Williams, field hockey; Janet Muller, track; Norma Bonner, softball; and Vickie Chairky, basketball. The community awarded honors, too. Faith Faris and Peter Eliades were the Optimist Club’s student of the year winners. A committee of the State Department of Education chose Margaret McKeathern, Chip Halstead, and David Ross as participants in the Governor’s School for the Gifted. Optimist chose Cathy O’Neil and David Miller for their sportsmanship. James Ernest was the big all around winner. James was a merit scholar finalist, Woodman of the Year winner, and recipient of the General Mills award. Honors 23

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Jeff Bartlett and Bill Henry display their trophies at the Athletics Awards Banquet. Vickie Chairky, Janet Muller, Norma Bonner, and Teresa Williams pose for pictures at the Athletics Awards Banquet. Students Receive Honors From School, Community Cathy O Neil and David Miller are the recipients of the Optimist Outstanding Sportsmanship Awards. Greg McCray, Ronnie Walker, Jim Henderson, Jeff Hamilton, and Larry Manley display trophies at the Athletics Awards Banquet. 22 Honors

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Seniors Choose Williams, Morris Mr., Miss ' K ' As vice-president of the Junior Class, Karen Morris accepts dues and invitations at the Junior- Senior Prom. During TA Jeanette Bates, Bruce Sculthorpe, and Archie Williams relax and catch up on the morning news. It’s term paper time for Archie Williams. Here he uses the library’s reference room. Candidates were nominated by the Senior Executive Board and balloting for Mr. and Miss Kaleidoscope took place in early February. Seniors chose Karen Morris as Miss Kaleidoscope and Archie Williams as Mr. Kaleidoscope. Both winners have been very active in sports during their three years at HHS. Karen played hockey and was on the first girls’ track team. Archie was on the wrestling team for two years and also played JV football. During the 1976-77 season, Archie was runner-up in his weight division in the Central District. During their junior year Archie and Karen both ran for Senior Class president with Karen as the victor. Karen also served as editor of the Kaleidoscope. Archie plans to leave for the US Navy after graduation. His future college education will be provided by the Navy. Then he will become a navy pilot, his lifelong goal. Karen leaves in August for Madison College where she plans a career in either business or mathematics. Mr. and Miss Kaleidoscope Candidates. Front row: Debra Hearington, Archie Williams, Bill Henry, Barbara Booker, Tammy Strickland, Charles Booker. Second row: Peter Eliades, Kim Calos, Debbie Bell, Karen Morris, Mike Sharmon, James Ernest. Back row: Debbie Dodson, David Pitchford, Mayes Marks, Susan Wells. 24 Mr.. Miss Kaleidoscope