Hopewell High School (Virginia)

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Hopewell High School
Address
400 South Mesa Drive
Hopewell, Virginia 23860
Information
School district Hopewell Public Schools
Superintendent Dr. Winston O. Odom
Principal Dr. Rudolph E. Ford, Jr.
Assistant principals Mrs. Rebecca S. Slagle, Mrs. Adriene Stephenson
Enrollment

1,098 (2006-2007)
School type Public high school
Grades 9–12
Language English
Mascot Blue Devil
Team name Hopewell Blue Devils
Color(s) Blue and Gold
Founded 1915
Athletic Conference AAA Central District
AAA Central Region
Homepage Official Site

Hopewell High School is a secondary school located in Hopewell, Virginia.

Contents

[edit] Athletics

The school mascot is the Blue Devil.

Under coach Bill Littlepage, the basketball team made it to the AAA State Finals in 1986 and the AAA State Quarter Finals in 1987. Hopewell High also was in the AAA State Finals in 1996 under coach Bill Littlepage and state football championship under Coach Marshall Parker in 2003- 2004.

[edit] Language Courses

Latin Spanish French

[edit] Teachers

Administrators Secretaries Fine Arts Dept. P.E. Dept. JROTC
R. Ford D. Riddle J. Allen H. Henderson J. McKayhan
R. Slagle S. Coleman A. Barnett M. Owen E. Cabrera
A. Stephenson B. Scott J. Smith M. Parker
S. Turner C. Warren R. Irby
L. Fedigan
Guidance Dept. Business Dept. Foreign Lang. Dept. Science Dept. T & I Dept.
K. Crews K. Moss T. Fedigan S. Arbogast E. Bennett
J. Kern J. Stallings J. Cipollina M. Hayes R. Thompson
K. Hodson C. Young A. Myton C. Franchok R. Shands
S. Jones P. Slachter S. Webster-Davis K. Kirksey D. Riddle
D. Victory S. Haden J. Schubert S. Tyler
J. Ruffa A. Moseley
C. Black Eagle V. Harris
T. Ogunyemi R. Leavitte
M. Weston
L. Mann
R. Pearson
GED ISS Coord. Attendance Officer Athletics Director Library Media
B. Pelham P. Parker S. Goolsby M. Parker S. Cothern
Support Staff English Dept. Math Dept. Soc. St. Dept. Family & Con. Sc.
H. Pettaway V. Bonds V. Archie F. Whipp R. Courtney
J. Dean J. Butterworth L. Cherry W. Broner P. Henderson
D. Lane B. Lee M. Currie D. Stephenson C. Barnett
D. Sample D. McMillan M. Coleman N. Atwood
S. Bailey G. Nichols M. Jones E. Kaufman
J. Cox T. Henry M. Maxwell H. Hill
P. Hong L. Terry R. Dingle M. Monroe-Willis
S. Hipps K. Hopkins S. Sullins
C. Gunn A. Anderson M. Hancock
A. Marratta E. Miller B. Parker
R. Witherow D. Katris
A. Drinnon
Cafeteria Manager Bookkeeper
M. Davis L. Traina Teachers as of 3/11/08

[edit] Students of Note

[edit] Some notable graduates of Hopewell High School are:

Professional basketball player Michael Brown
NASCAR artist Sam Bass
Professional football player Monsanto Pope
R. Douglas Wright(1986) Principal Trombonist for the Minnesota Orchestra
Keith Horne Professional Bass Player with Tanya Tucker, Trisha Yearwood, Secrets, and Hot Apple Pie
Performance Artist David Leslie

[edit] Some notable attendees, but not graduates are:

Bass player Michael Bishop, aka Beefcake the Mighty of GWAR
Musician Merlo Podlewski, guitarist for Spain and bassist with Jack Johnson.
Bobby Parker Jr "aka DJ WILD" owner and founder of the Wild Side Radio Network a group of 5 Internet Radio stations based in Montreal Qc Canada http://WildSideRadio.com

[edit] Alumni & Reunion Information

[edit] HHS Alumni Website

Reunion information and classmates' contact information can be found the HHS Alumni Website.

[edit] Reunion of the 50's

Hopewell High School's classes 1950 through 1959 get together annually for the Reunion of the 50's at the home of Jack Daniel in Disputanta, Virginia. The event is commonly held in early October and features Bar-B-Que and great times with classmates. You can get the current year's information by visiting the HHS Alumni Website

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