Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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As Honor Society president, James Ernest presides over the March assembly. Peter Eliades makes a quick call before donning his robe for the Honor Society assembly. Ernest Leads Seniors, Eliades Second r he Fonz? No. It ' s Peter Eliades, SGA president, opening the homecoming assembly on “Greaser )ay. During fourth period “Mixed Company” class, James Ernest practices for a community performance. Standing at the top of their class when the final tabluation was completed were James Ernest, valedictorian, and Peter Eliades, salutatorian. Both have been extremely active in academic pursuits and extra curricular activities. Both were Kaleidoscope staff members, James as assistant editor, and Peter as sports editor. Both were members of the Beta Club, National Honor Society, French Club, and Debate Team. Peter was particularly active in sports, playing on the tennis team for three years and serving as statistician for the basketball team. James won the “Woodman of the Year award, was in many speech contests, won the General Mills Award, and represented Virginia as a National Merit Finalist. Upon graduation in June, James plans to enter Wheaton College and, though his major is uncertain at this time, probably will study in the field of philosophy. Peter will be attending Washington and Lee University where he will probably pursue a course in pre¬ law. Valedictorian, Salutatorian 25

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ANCrES A game could not be a game without players. Our game of school could not exist without students to make the proper moves. Some moves are pre-determined; all of us must go to class, have lunch in the cafeteria (a trip to Hardee’s might result in three days in the penalty box), stay out of certain halls at given times, go to assemblies, fight our way through until 3:10 when a bell signifies the end of another 7 hour game period. Each year the groups of players change. Meet the people in our classes; the players in our game. 27