Hopedale High School - Comets Yearbook (Hopedale, OH)

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September October November December 2--First day of school. New routine for Freshmen. 8--Football practice begins. 12--No school. Harrison County Fair. 15--Band plays at Cadiz for the fair. 15--Election of class officers. , 17--T, B. Tests given. 19--Ho school-Jefferson County Fair. What luck! First football game of the season. Hopedale vs. Franklin.Lost 26--Senior magazine sales begin. ' Hurrah! Hopedale beat Holloway 55-24. Freshmen initiated and dance held. King and Queen chosen. 50--The senior class proves that nseniors can be dignified' when 5 10 11 15 16 they dress in their best for their pictures to be taken. --Teacher's meeting at Scio. No school again. G. R. initiation of new members. Lost again-Hopedale to Flushing. --Ropedale vs. Bethesda-no luck. --Sophomores have hayride in honor of Freshmen. --Girl Reserve Installation Services. --Juniors order class rings. Marionette show presented by the Cole Marionettes. Chapel conducted by Janie Bradford of the Methodist Church. 17--Another game to our credit. Beat Bowerston. 20--New chemicals and apparatus arrived for the chemical room. 23--Some must win, s me must loose,-We did, to Lafferty. 24 50 --Junior Class sponsors 'Hick Dance.' --P. T, A, Fall Festival. Last football game of the season ends in the victory for Scio. 31--Eastern Ohio Teacher's Association meeting at Marietta. Pupils rest-for a change. 3--Cafeteria open for business. New nDitto Machinen purchased. 5 11 20 21 --Twenty-two boys respond to the basketball call. --In observance of Armistice Day, school is closed again. --Harrison County Band Concert presented. New cheerleader chosen. --Pepsi-Cola-Tests taken by Margaret Belenin and Pauline Baker, Freshmen hold party. 25--Seniors present one-act plays and hold raffle. 26-- Student body entertained by Jack Rank-dramatist. Rooms for rent until December l-Thanksgiving vacation. 1--bchool again. Everyone happy? 2--Cheerleaders receive new uniforms. First basket ball game of the season ends in triumph over Wa e 4--Every Pupil Tesis. yn 5--Defeated by Jewett 41-49. B 9 Deep River Singers presented. --Juniors receive rings. lM1ne is prettier than yours .J Defeated by Sm1thfield:44-46.W

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December 11--Rat exterminators for sale. Senloi pictures. 12--Those few points count-defeated by Franklin 55-32. 16--No luck again. 'Adena triumphs 57-55. 17--G. R. hold Christmas party, then go carolling. 19--Defeat Freeport 30-25. 23--Chapel program and Christmas treat. January 5--Vacation ends. Popular sone- Rings on her Fingers. School dismissed until January 5. N Il 9--Scio vs. Hopedale 56-48-Scio's favor. 10--Defeated by Wayne Wolves 51-50. 15--Triumph over Holloway 46-26. 14--C, Findly Bowser gives mountain climbing exibition. 15--Annual staff chosen. lst semester examinations. 16--Defeat Jewett 41-39. 23 24 27 29 30 February 3 6 10 11 15 16 28 --Franklin triumphs 31-29, B111 Gilliam hurt in the game. --Flushing is winner over Hopedale. --Tippecanoe defeated 57-15. --Minstrel presented. --Freeport triumphs 40-30. --Holloway defeats Hopedale 50-59. --Bowerston defeated 51-37. benior scholarship tests taken by P. Baker, M. Belenin, M. Carlon, S. Cline, V. Nix, K. Racich, R. Piccin N. Rocchi, --Defeated by Flushing 52-59. ' --Emanuel Mansfield-noted baritone presented by the seniors. Seniors choose class motto, color, and flower. --Scio defeats Hopedale. World Day of Prayer observed in assembly program. --Pictures taken by Nosset for the annual. --Hopedale sla 28--Hopedale la s Jewet T urn e t Cadiz and defeats the March for the Rgnngrs-up of hgrrisonafongtg. m 5--Band Concert. 15--Etoney Cooper, entertainer from W. W, V. A. presented. 18- oeniors sponsor St. Patrick Day dance. - Chapel program presented in observance of St Pat 1 k D 25--Juniors sponsor dance. ' r C S ay' 26--School dismissed for Good Friday, 23--G. R. cond t E - April 1,2- uc aster sun.ise services at Christian Church. -Every Pupil Tests. 2--G. R. sponsor dance. 22--Minstrel presented. May '6,7,8--SENIORS TAKE TRIP TO WASHINGTON D. C. 21--Senior Play. Last day of school, but beginning of life for seniors. 24--Baccalaureate exercises. 26--Commencement. 14- -Jr. Sr. Banquet