Hopewell High School - Memories Yearbook (Hopewell, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1939 volume:

'Twi n Th1S school bulldlng wlll always llve 1n our H8WOF18S cause of the many beaut1ful fF181dSh1US made here Wlth te ch ers and stude ts allke To Mr O F Leckrone, on Superlntendent O! Because of hls reat mbllltv t 1ndorstand our problems, and g1VO advlce because of h1S h1 h stand arss of honor and lntegrltl calse me love the man In aborecl at n f ll these th1DgS we d8d1 cate th1S 1939 book of 'HEJORIVQ' To MISS Genevlevo Corb1n Because ghglms been ur sesslon rocm teach r for two years b caxse of her gu1d1nce 10 our 3u11or and SGH1Or Dlays, because of her sense of humor and because of her under standlng ChaFaCt6F1St1C that make af her dear to us all, 1n appreclatlon of th1S we dedlcate th1s 1059 book of 'MEMORIES meals. I as 'S If-:fwfr 1 - 5Ef:m2mV I L V -.. 1-V . vi ,J 9- 1 l H 1 5 -we-H- . . . . . . All . as one of the most beautiful structures we have ever known, be- . . L . . a - H ' . 0 O O Q- ' L ' ' . 0 . F J . .C Y- ll ' ' 3. Be- 1 ' . x I '- ,4 in 1 a ' , .'- - 1 H 7 ,sr X . . s O . w, Q but J . 9 . C. E 2 W at . - 4 ,Sh - . A A . . . V oh r n I u ' J O I ll . ' O TEACHERS Front row, ft to rlght Miss W1111amB, Miss Corbln, MISS Anderson Back row Mr Leckrone, Mr Blatter, Mr Westcott Mr Swope SGwwCL BOxRD Sqcgnd rr rg T L Vqrr, P 411 L E Bhlrq Ardrey LQ . . . . . J. , 0 l 1 3 n n' - - ' F 1 ', 'N MH- ' A First raw, Messrs. Vcrnwn Tien, Carl Pwvtrr 1' J'.'fs TuS3 Q -T-7 -N' items ifilir 5' 1 ry' ' . 5: RO 1 Front row, left to ri ht, Pvelyn Snelling, Gladys Snider, El oiae hcvey, Grace Opal Hcskinson, Wanda Lee Wise, Eileen Swinehart. Second row, Robert Porter, Ihle Zane Boyer, Wilma Irvin, Gertrude Kreager. Third row, Robert 'inegardner, Carlos Riggle, Robert Dick, Frank Gard, Gale Hupp. Fourth row, Frederick Vorehead,Wh1ter Simm ,Ben Wentwr th, Charles Nettlehorst, CLI SS OPFICFRS President '7' Vice President Challes Tet+1enors: Secretary R b rt Di o e ck Treasurer Whnda Lee 1186 'K f' ' : QA? 2 g G . Q f .G , an - b ,yu IA s f A W , A SENIOR CLASS 8 er .J u J. f Evelyn Snellin Dear Friends, Teachers and Classmates: They say there are people who alvays like to have the last words I'm sure I cannot see why they should, for to me it seems the hardest of all words to say, and I would rather someone else should be the one to say it. For the last word must be, to nany if not to all of us, Good bye! Tonight, we the class of 1939, appear before you to com- memorate the end of four years of High School life. There is a fsellng of sorrow as we realize tint we, as the class of 19395111 never again gather in the class-rooms of Hope- well High This together with the fact that we have spent muy happy days at th1s high school nukes this a very sol Tonmght, we the class of l939,have oompleted the course that has been g1ven us, and are new ready to take e. step forward in the pathway of 11i'e We have been looking for ward to this time as a glad one,forgetting that :Lt was the time when we would be partmg. New we are suddenly forced to remember this feature, but in spite of our triumph, it mkes us sad So I am not gomg to prolong the partmg words To the Board of Edueation,as well as to our parents and friends ,I would extend the most hearty thanks of the class for the privileges we have enjoyed here We naturally feel that we have been better trained and cultured here, than the students of other schools. We have been very fortunate in rece1v1ng the advantages and privileges that we have here. And so we, mturally, feel very grateful to those who have nude it possible for us to come to th1s part1c ular school. We are especially happy to have a superintendent who beq- lieves that a rainy day only calls for a brighter smile-s superintendent to whom we can talk when problems seem too . N 0 emn occasion. ' . O - . . . O 0 great w1th the assurance that we will be recelved as a friend and given the best advice and assistance that exper ienee can afford w1thout feel1ng that we are 1nfr1nging on time which we know is valuable we are grateful for a coach whose first thought is al nays been to coach a team of men, a team'which will fight a feir f1ght, w1nn1ng or leszng. A coach who has taught us to believe that a clean recerd to be deslred but not to be coveted record ef living of winning is greatly se highly as 1 elieln and t achers, we have have had the tra1n1ng Te eur reveered superlntendent much we would l1ke to say You who of us ln charoctcr hulldlng ind pn+FlOtlSm for the past four years, ve know how fully eu LC c reallzed that the strongest asset of the Gro l an retlon, end indeed of every o her natlon 15 1fS C141 n-1 p You have certain ly put forth every effort lehln yoxr , xer to make true Amerlcan men and wenen o t o the raw D+GT1R1 w1th1n your hands How well fou hwve so cheerfully done, and tried to do for each one PL IS' W trust that the years te come nay demon trote te vou t ?8C+1CH as wel' as to our QWQ that out of txc stlf rom whack we we e made, you were really as euros sful es erer your mb1t1on could desire, turn1ng us out mon and women Frlend of th Undervroeuate Glas os we are leav1ng you we feel car cl es so Ach older than you tonlght, and very much no e oxporwenced,we Feel that we must not re slgn our ,lac te your 'ul' nd that ole PTOTC J u OW Sow How lmpxrn ut utmost o re rom to do before you t s com 1nd on the school ground, e cnyoyment w1thout remlndlng you of a tnougm reap Ln 0Ct1OD, er wotlon, een a hablt hnblt reap a character, 1 charucte reap e destlny lt 1S, ihen that you should sow w1th the the very bevmnnmng evo as we have tried and SkOH1Q talnx only tho e true and pure thoughts tha+ must eventual y develop lnto the strong and noble llfe you wlsh to bu1ld fo , truly, we must all 1n one way or another,pay the full D 1 c of even the smallest idlest thought As students durlng these prepcratoryymrs of school life, we have already exper1enced at vnr1oue times the workings of th1s great eternal law Wehcme earned . . - . . . . I I . . . . . I . . . . O ' f . e H, ' - f..' 1 ' A ye .trvf ' . - .- ,'r of A , . L . . . .,. 11, U. , -o zo sxl , - , 2 t.' 1 '-v . , l D . . . , . f Qu - J. , q . . ... lf, -1 v 4 .1 1 L .-1 , wg 1 - ,, J :, . ' s K r S- 13h , - , .le Avg? f ', - 'f 'f.r . . .,.,,s u ',. ' a in ' L-Q., 'N, . , A . S .G ,. J Q , - 1n the best and most capable hands we know. Nevertheless, as , ' se v mf . . ' S0 M. . I' f .. J ' ,- 1' A ' ' ' H. ,es in he clQs r 1 ' ' 1- fre . ' , ' . ' ' - H ., . , , ' ' 1 .if-7 e nSuw ' 2 1t,wJ fc 5 ' - U . , . uCW ' - c 1 'l Q 4' tg ' ' , 1. . e . V , ' 1 g Y I- A .... K .Y . , . . 1 . . 1 1. . , , . 'Q - 'G A - ' ' we H - . , g y, M .,,. - 0 , N , . u 1 L, '.n. . . 1. an T -- . 'o - . - 3' 3 . 3 . I . . . ' e our rewards we have suffered our punlsh ents have,as the popular slang of the day would exp ess lt got what was comlng to us By hard perserver ng ef ort,and d ll on study, we have mastered many of our lessons we have talned the honor that l1es at labor s gate On the other hand for every v sted hour for everv sllghted task, for every 1nattent1ve or dlsobodlent moment, we have peld the t1me of test or exam1nat1on by a lack of knowledge, weakness of memory, a defect of develo nent that has led not only to a low grade mark but h s p rhups helped plaoe us ln an 1nler1or posltlon 1n our class, and may ham per our progress through all the years of our lives when ever the need ar ses for th partlcular nformat1en whlch that sllghted lesson would have made forever ours We wlsh it were posslble for you who are to come after us to pro flt by our example nd exporlences, and not have to learn all these thlngs ln the same b1tter any by Wh1Ch the less ons have been brought home to us Untll tonlght my classmates have led somewhat the same type of life and had un1lar amb1t1ons one of these mak ing our h1gh school educat1on a most successful one, but now as we step onto the pathway of 11fG'S great Journey, we w1ll seperate, each to blS own work Perhaps some w1ll enter Colleges, sdme become teachers, some nurses, but whatever work we choose, each w1ll do h1s best to make success of h1s work Stlll, we reallze that our mmbltions cannot be attalned at once or w1thout some effort, but we are prepared o Ilght a wlnning fight, we know that 1n jOdTlG51Dg our course the path w1ll not always be smooth, but he c nfll be rough spots along the way We hope these four ye rs of school wh1ch we are com pletlng tonlght w1ll have taught us how to enjoy the smooth years to the fulle t and to bear the rough spots with rceolutlon and pOPt1tJdG Whether we flnd he pathway of llfe rough or smooth we w1ll try to h ld tr o L101S to success,for as lt has been Sald, HHCNOR YLFD LfBOR'S GATE Now I in behalf of the lass of Nwneteen Hundred Thlr ty Nine, b1d you f rewell Gale Hupp,VALEDICTORIAN I I I .v J X ,, - I1 + 1 - M - 41 s 1 , . , . 1 l 1-l gg' t . at- . . 2 C' O FW V . Q 1 ., . . . . . . ' ln , B. ne L J, - ' e 0 to . . 1, . . . . J Q ' 1 , . 4 . . 4 . G ... . . . K I . 1 . 0 V . ... . . . . qv 1 - J o . . 1 N. . . . .- D - J . . I . . . . . s . . K Q . . ' 8 . . . . . . ,A ... . V - L . q Q . . A 7 -1- . ec 1 ' , o ,A v .. .4 , . . 4 xl 1 . . . . ' ' . . - 'S . - ., . . V A 1 - . .. -'4 5 . o . . . I , M. .,. . O.. J 'J 9.--f1 I 1 .. Q - .U rrp 1 1' .J .1 'ig S 'Q . . . O , . .. ' ' . - -a , ..-it fe - Q f f : 1, ' - ' f ' SALU TRTCRY ADDRESS 1 Y .-' 'f.?5:2 :-'H ......-.....-. ...., . ' 1' ' ' ,131 :3:i :5:5Q 32:-'H - - '-. L-' :--'-C472-'-' ep-:'f3?s:25::1s-9' - '-:-1+ ff-i ' e4fZ,51jf1fL, 1- X I. 'Qyi-+1-4 . J N The Beard of Education, Superintendent, M mbers of the Fic ulty, and Fr1ends At times we are forced to admit our inadequacy of wel!!! to express our deepest sentiments, Our hearts are filled with emot1on. Our tongues falter, and our lips fhil say what we wish them to say. To night is one suckxom s un we are to give to you to night some ef the results of our four year's tra1ning in high school. I say seme re sults, because to share with you all of them it wouldhke many days for us to impress upon your minds our four years of strenuous endeavors Each has completed a course some foreign language, English, science, mathematics, and many have completed a commerclal course. Together with the book knowledge which we have 8ttB1B6d durlng these four years, we have bullt a substant1al plat form for our 300181 l1fe, The l1fe of our school ltself has been made the center of the educational growth, the 11fe platform of the young people we have faced many real l1fe S1tlat1OHS 1n school For lnstance many schools have banK1ng systems The school bank 18 the puplls' bank The pub11cat1ons of the school newspaper and magaz1ne are the1r own The pF0dUCt1OnS of llbrery and laboratory are should not be bothered wlth adult problems untll lt 18 ab solutely necessary Ve feel th t we have faced many d1f f1cult problems and that we are well enough educated t master some of the less diff1cult ones, that may be set be fore us at th1s tlme e have learned the meanlng of 'C1b- 1ZSHSh1p and the means of govern1ng the people we feel that when the tlme comes for us to share such responsm bilxties, we will be qu1te capable To those of you who have pgrsbnsllintureet in us boys and glrls you have seen grow up from lnfancy, lt means f course, f r more than to the chance guests to whom we ap peur as st 1 ' 1 D I 1 -3- i 4,4 lf' 4..,Y!' 47 ' to - - n u - , in . . V . . n . , . . , . their own. We often hear people remark that boys and girls . , 0 0 0 . my 0 ' l 1 . . U . . . A . . . . . L , 0 m'fQQ6IS, To those, too, who can remember their own thoughts and emotlons on sunllar oeoaslons in their own lives, it will be a pleasant remnder of their early hopes and aims. To our parents and relatives, it ls an hour of pride and affectlon +o our teachers, an hour of mingled joy in our suceess,and regret,we trust,over the necessary parting To us, the Class of 1959, this is indeed a great coca s1cn, one of the most 1mpress1ve times of our lives, and one that will forever llve 1n our memories. This evening closes for us the most important episode in our lives that we have yet known, As we look back over that period time we can say we have done our best, yet if we could gc back and lock lnto the future, perhaps we would nake nany amendments 'As we look back over the past, with all its great a wonderful v1ctories and achievements, and look forward to the future, with all 1ts yet more wonderful promise great and g1cr1ous things to come, and mlghty and zmrvel ous deeds awa1ti.ng our hands for the doing, we must enter into th1s celeb:-at1on in the proper spirit of young men and women, fresh from the mint of High School, and deter minxng to put before the people who may come to be our guests, the very best demonstrations of our ability to en tertain them of whlch we are capable, not only as a proc! of what we have aeccmphshed, but as a promise of the ful f1l1ment of all the resolutions we have nnde for the life o come so soon And now, dear fr1cnds, as we enter into this program, our eormnencement exerczlses, we are all most earnest in as suring you of our Joy and honor of having you here, Ib bel that 1n every part of the ceremony you vnll be reassured of our joy in your presence And new I, in behalf of the class of nxneteen hundred and thirty nine, bid you Welcome to our eoxmencement Gertrude Krcager, SALUTATORIAN s I ' ' of O ' nd ' of Q t ' Il. 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On the S1XMH d y o Sepcemb r 1936, thlrty three Fresh men, a sembled at Hope: ll Hlgh School from VWP1OUS parts of the county, repre Clt1U sev ral d1pfGP6Dt schools to vhom we owe COlS1d6PatlO0 e wer a Jolly greem class and ur teachers deserved a great deal of CTOd1t for D81Hg patlent wlth us nt tlW6S we must have been rather d1ff1 cult to manag ve found the Sophomore ear a llttle harder than the Freshman, and the Junlor year Stlll more compll cated e presented a play entltled 'College Townnin V11Ch every pup1l partlclpatcd We also gave the annual Junlor One bf one N6 decreased 13 nlnber untll we lost twelfe of our schoolmates Sono referred other occupatlons Two de olded to sall the sea of matrlmony To all our former classmates we un1te 1n wlshlng much success and happlness 1B thelr chosen flelds In the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and thlrtv nlne, twenty one Senlors asserbled at Hopewell Vlfh The past years have not been spent entlrcly TH 'fTOl1C and fun one may lma 1ne, nd wh l we naw had clr share, e have also had our struggles do1ev r t 1S the br ghter s1de we endeavor to keen vest 1n our nds and I am sure we all are pleased today to he c ' d gradu tes of the Class of 1939 of Hopewell Hlgn School We have spent four years together w1th the exceptlon one student ElO1SG McVey I She formerly spent one year Cross Roads school 11 F1 rfleld v0 , three years ld the Nashport school a1d three yna t Hopewell Hlgh School Wllma Irv1n, G le naDD Gertrude fre ger, Frank Gard and G1 dys Snlder have spent together s x and ole half Venrs a Gratlot and flve end one hflf at Hopefell Hlgh Walter Slmms attended tnree and one half years at Gratlot, three years at Newark, n flve nd one half years at Hope well H1gh School Wanda Lee .1se spent elght years at Poverty Run School and four years at Hopewell Hlgh Qchodf. .- 1 -A ' - L, -,-- -. p f r 4 -5- x '--, ' -' A f 5 XZ ' 1 . -A' f 1' yo, I ' 4 I - '... -- .. .J r :Q -- . 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O n 'D ' Lda Binoklcy spent three years at Brown Sohobl, three nd one half yours at Humphrey and f1ve and one half years at Hopewell Hlgh Robert Porter spent two and one half years at Gratlot, one half year t Asbury,four and one half years at B owns v1lle,and four and one half years at Hopewell Hlgh School E1leen Sw1nehart spent four years at Grat1ot, two and one half years at Garf1old, and flve and one half years at Hopewell H1gh Carlos Riggle attended George Ridge School seven and one half years axd five nd one half years at Hopewell. Evelyn Snell1ng spent tve years at Hollinger one year at Clinton one and one half years at Manchester one and one half years at Georg Ridge three months at Sterllnn, one and one half ears at Wise and flve and one half years at Hopewell Hlgh Robert flnevardner spent elght years at bterlllg and four years at Hopewell Hlgh Benny 'entworth spent three ye rs at GQFf1G1d,tlYE6 and one half fears at Humphrey nd f1V6 and one half ye rs t Robert Dlck spent seven nd one half years at Hopewell Grade, a d f1ve and one half years at Hopewell Hlgh Frederlck Morehead spent s1x and one half ve rs t Hopewell grade school amd sg years at Hopewell H1g1 Grace Opal Hosklnson spent s1x and one half years at Humphrey and the renn1u1ng f1V and one half at Hopewell Our future years may find us seperated more w1dely than ever before ie have s Tlvnd for the educatlon we h ve ob ta1ned th1s far on life's Journey and we POH11ZG lt docs not end hero In Wh1ChCVQT d1reet1on we co1t1nue to +rnvel may we feel assured that God w11l gU1d0 us rlght If we rememb r our class Motto 'Honor Lles Ai Labor's Gate It 18 w1th deep regret that ve oust new part w1th our QSSOC1RtGS, and we wash to thank our t achers one and all, most s1ncerely, for assisting us ln our school work, their k1ndness shall be lone rememb red Grace Opal HOSKIDIOH HISTOPIAN . . . . f . .A , . a . . . 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O G, J . . , . 1 it qugat 5.3 is We, the sen1ors of Hopewell F1gh School b61Ug twenty one 1n number, and beinv of sound nlnds, do hereby make d1SpOS81 of oar worldly and :nvorllly effects I Lda B1nkley wlll to Gertrude H1op my bashfulness and all the school boyfr1ends I Ihle Zane Boyer vlll to Margaret Kelly my gool book- keeplng grades Thy you 11ve un to 1t, Margaret I Gertrude Dlck, will to Bo ty Corson part of mv good b6haV1OF and mus1cal talent I Robert D1ck wlll part of my bashfulness to Glen George I, Frank Gard, wlll my dev1lment to anyone rho wants I, Grace Opel Poskwrson N111 my laughs and good looks to Betty Ann QW1dGT I Gale Huop, vlll my good basket ball plaflng to Ro bert Leake I Wllma Irvln, w1l1 my boy T1P1dS CSDOC1a1ly the one at ZHHGSVIIIG to Chrlstlne Shuey I Gertrude Kroager, Wlll my lxbrary posltlon to Kath 1ne Brauning I Elolse McVey W111 my SMll6S to Ka herlne Hnrkdess I FTPdGF10k Vorehead, N111 my girl friends to George Murphy, espec1a1ly the one at Mt Sterllng I Charles Nettelborst, will my permanent tlme 1H the detentlon hall to Frank Gorman I Robert Port r wmll my place 1n the Freshman's room to Dorsey Shaffer Carlos Rlgzl 111 my Job as m1meograph operator to Harry Brown Don't vet your f1ngers dlrty Evelyn SHCll1Hg, W111 my nos1t1on as presldent f the S n1OT Class to Cleone Brown Walter Slm s w1ll my excellent slnvlnp VOICP Gerald Smart I p1lC6D S 1nehart, vlll my person 1 oh rm to tho bed lOCk1ng glrl ln the Judxor Class I Gladys Snlder, w1l1 Wy Ghost oman part 1n +'e Sen 1or play to Betty Braunlng I, Wanda Lee U15 w11l my Job a Sen1 trees rer t Gretamae Snlder I, Robert WIHLU rdner, wlll my Job as secretary or H185 Corbmn to Don Settles , , 5 x - I S ,ir xg' 1 JT fl 1 L 'L I fr- Y' ' f HV Y' 'Q .fb I '1 .2 f. all -. v - - - f2iJf' --EI . . . , - D ' w 1 1. r- , . . . p 1--, I I 1 . , I 1' .J ., . . 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LI' Q -JL 1 A O 1 G ' o - . f .'i4 J Q I, Benny Wentworth, wlll my job of gettlng advertlsenents for the annual to Robert Loake We the Senlor Class as a whole w1l1 the fcllow1ng To Mr Mack, the janltor, wlll all the chew1ng um that left on th desks and Cha1PS To the faculty all of our SM11GS and happlness To the School Board all of the money ln the tre sury after Just debts are pald 1f there 1S any Thls b 11g our las w1ll and t stanent, re do hereby af f1x our seals and slgnaturcs on th1s the twenty slxth da of May, 1939 f'xw f Carlos Rlggle CLASS LAWYER ,iff-XX? f 1 Ass ff Duzepm JK Mr PY6S1d8Dt, Lad1es, and Gentlemen, I stand before you today Dossessed of far more than the ord1nary amount of dign1ty that falls to the lot of a human belng I say, I am a prophet I reallze, however that I mention th1s needlessly for around all prophets there floats a halo that s s us apart from the ordlmary man and woman of the streets or schoolroom At t1mSS we possess a glassy stare at others we answer d1fferently from that which the pub11c or oxr mwsgulded teachers expect or thlnk we should Added to these, is the slmple unexplaluable fact that I can easlly s1t down before an open book any open book and float away on the NASt1C W1HgS of proohecy and for hours at a time I can seo the future much more clearly than the present Therefore I feel lt my duty to pclnt the f1nger of the present to tho h1dden secrets of the future and place th1S 1nfornat1o1 fr ly and openly before m less fortunate classrates nvcn new as the year bev1n to spln away before me a V1StH opens 1nto the dlstant f1+zre years, 40, 50 60, 65 Behold' lhe flutterlng pages t1me are stlll The world 1105 before me 1tS C1t1GS 1ts farms, lts people, all clear We will step for a moment on to the steady escalator streets of a marble c1ty At once our ears TGCOQUIZP that famlllar vo1ce we've heard before In SHFPTISC we look 'nl 1 Q . . . 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'v around Th1s 13 not Hopewell Hlgh of the year 1959 thls 1S the famous c1ty of Progress of the year 1965 Yet there lt 1s, th vo1ce of olr class presldent ears ago nEvelyn Snelllng I gasped Her Honor, Evelyn Snell1n , I was promptly 1WfOTHBd 'y a 4Bt1V6 'lhat 18 the vo1ce of olr Unlt d States Senator 11 her dazly news broadcast of the affa1rs of the natioln Just then my hand was warmly clasped, and I look d 1 to the sm1l11 face of the orld's most famrus beauty ouiiurv lst Why, Hello Lda'n T CT1Cd ' I knew you had to become famous but I supposed the famfms ognlze me after all these years a vo1ce behlnd me exclaxw d NLda and there was the most successful Lda B1nc'ley wouldn't rec N 't worry a out Lda ver forgets a frlend U sales lady 1n the world of 1965 none other tha1 Grace Opal Hosk1nson on on of her dashlng tF1DS from Sax WPQlC1SCO to PUPIS nDid you hear about lucky Frank Gard' she samd GX01t6 Isn't it wonderful? H 's struck a milllon dollar gold m1ne 1n Arlzona advert1s d for a lov1n ful wrlter on home ffalrs, Gdadys they are gett11g m8PP1Od today, 1n lnternatlonally known slnver w1ll Ihle Zane Boyer who 18 now on her For Just good fortun bask of the together of wife, and that success Sn1der, answered lt and Tokyo Japan and our their wedd1ng Japan slng at tour of thlnk over the to the mounta1n great rushlng the Bedo11 trlbes of the desert As this was a whlle after thls, W1Sh1Ug to s of my classmates I wlthdrew c1ty From there I soon saw a occurring on the AraB1a ola1ns, I 1nstantly moved there, and you can 1m8g1H6 my SUTDf1S6 when I found that all the shzeks of the Desert ere frantically str1v1ng to YGCGIVG 1nstruct1on 1D love come from far away, the gentle art T was none other than maklng, from a great teacher who ha tc teach the sh1eks lmproved methods 1n my surpr1se I found the famous teacher my old frlend Carlos Rlggle Here I paused, for a powerful automobile was tearlng across the 1ng glance McVey, who Dddo At that desert air desert, and far 1n the d1St8PC6 I caught a fleet of the traveler lectlrer, and teacher, E101S6 was then searchlng for the supposedly, extlnct moment such sweet mdS1C began to permeate the th t I, lnvoluntarlly, found myself w1th1n the walls of the w6rld's most popular h sp1tal, one where even the well go to get better for th1S was the fmnols 1nst1+ute of nurslng where Gertrude Dlck was proving that the power . . . . 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I D Q r .1 1 I . . of muslc was even more heallng than her mlraculous power of nursxng I was about to pass on when Gertrude set her cordlon as1de to ask me 1f I had seen the famous parachute jumper, and world pzlot, perform She told me I must see th1s for the lnternatlon l hero1ne was Gertrude Kreager She told me, too, th t I must run out to the Hupp Tfalnlng schul for athletlcs, where Gale Rupp was reaplng a fortune through h1s ab1l1ty to traln anyone to become an ath1et1c success.As I was golng out the door Gertrude said, 'LI suppose you found Bob changed I stared at her till she added, 'You saw how Bob Porter changed d1dn't you? Vhen I Sald no that I hadn't seen Bob she took me by the h nd and led me to a special roon of the Hospltal and there lay Bob, laugh1ng uproariously t N1cke1ho1st Comlos in the funny paper edited by Charles Net telhorst And what a changed Bob he was too, years ago h had gone Nest for his health He had become a cowboy, and new he was SIX feet eight 1nches tall, welghed 260 pounds and was the heart ache of all the marr1ageable g1rls from ATIZODB to Montana Bob sa1d that he was happy After few moments he confessed that he st1ll had one unfulfllled ambit1on He hadn't yet seen Mlss Amerlca for 1965 'Who 18 the lucky girl? I asked Why Wilma Irvln he cried She has become more beaut1ful every year s1nce 1939, the year she 1n ented the famous Irvln Freckle Remover, and almost over n1ght became r1ch and beautlful her today though because she 18 tG111Dg the president about how slngle handed she captured twelve tough bandits while she was mlssionary to Mongol1a And then he added thought fully, Bob Wlnegardner sa1d yesterday that 1f he wasn't busy w1th h1s strlng of 20,000 Wlnegardner Jot'm Down Stores he would llke to talk to her awhlle, as he was thinking ser iously of selling off cart of his buslness so he could get t1me to marry and settle down I had to leave at l st hurr1ed1y for I h d just tlme to get to the studl of the Famous pa1nter Eileen Swinehart who was at that moment unveil1ng her masterplece, Perry's Vic tory South of Lake Er1e From there I 1mag1nod myself ,ggthe National Zoo, where the very 8ffiC16Ht superlntendent turned out to be the hand some senior of 1939 Fr6dGP1Ck Morehead He ad not changed a b1t, even though I d1d find him 1D the cage with the tame baboon which he was try1ng to each to sing Dear Old Hope- well H1gh I Love You I was a little em arrassed here though for when the guari adm1tted me to the cage, by mistake as I ' . . , ac- . O D I I O . . l . e I ' . . s 9- . . . , . O O H , ' 1 O I . V . A . . . Wands: Lee Wise is sack, He said suddenly. You can't see ' ' so Ai . . . . . . .. . .W 0 ' e . . ,E i L . ' . - learned later, I walked up and shook hands w1th the baboon and called lt dear old Freddle Walter Slmms who was with h1s National Strlng Band for a SIX months engagement 1n the Cap1tol stralghtened me out f th1s dlfflculty by oo1nt1ng out to me that the one I should have greeted wore a cap and the other on d1dn't Resolvlng to keep th1s clearly 1n mlnd I thanked alter and walked out to look at the statue of the famous h1gh gumoer to the mem ory Ben Ventworth, who wo lltCPDHt1OHBl renown for h1S fan ous hlgh jump last fall but who h d not yet come down At this moment ln my prophcslng, from the th1ngs that actually see, I turned to view the huge bu11ding before where I was stand1ng and I was much surprlsed to f1nd that a deep 1nscr1pt1on was there whlch read 'This 15 the State Hospital for tho Feeblo M1nded U For a whlle I paused serlous th ught but th1nk1ng that thls w uld not be the tlne to recall sad HOMOPICS, I d1dn't go 1D to see 1f env of the to good old 1939 Robert Dlek CLASS PROPHET CLASS POEM Long lt w1ll l1ve in our memories As down througd the years we recall Our days at dear old Hopewell mich we th1nk were the est of all Each fall we'd beg1n our studies And work harl the whole year through Wlth the cooocrstion of teachers Vho gulded the work we should do 'll always remewber the g od t1N6S e've had at Hopewell H1gh 1th our te chers and fellow students o bade us a sad goodbye We now dust IQCG the future Wha+ev r may be our f te Romemberln cur S0D10P Motto 'Honor L1es at Labor's Gate n Evelyn Snelllng . . . . 1 . . . 0 4 e Q . q li A' 1 . Y . x . A . . I l ' me I ' . ' in . is , . . . O .A faculty were at home, but quietly returned through the years I 1 '- ' 5 . - - C 1 - 0 17-:S . -1 V. . .. W V . q , 'Y' a o - Wh . 1. . ' rr N ' , ' o , . I JUNIOR CLASS Kelly Brown Berne Front row, left to r1ght Betty Jane Corson Margaret Betty Braunlng, Gertrude Frye Mar1e Zandlo, Cleone Kathryn Braun1ng Var 1 Wmhaffey, Betty Gutrldge letta Iden Second row, Esther Mayle Cathereen Harkness, L611P Shuey June Shaw, Rowena Cauvhenbauvh Hazel W1SO Thlrd row, Dorsey Shaffer ROSH116 Balrd, Alma Jean Boyer Chrlstlne Shuey, Edna Shaf er, Frank German Fourth row,Georg1ana D1lts Gertrude Hxpp Gretamae Sn1der Bettyanne Sn1der, Dorothy McPherson Fxfth row, Robert Leake, Georffe Murphy, Don Settle, Harry Brown Gerald Smart, Glen George CLASS QFFTCIERS Harry Brown Cleone Brown Frank German Gerald Smart President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer ! B A ' ' , , .- .I 1 X 5 Q, - V ' -of r ' - , - ..1 - V qu' 'Q V' , ,. w .i ' Q' Q N - .N sl . 1 9 - 9 ' I 9 . . . , .1 C ,.... , ' r I , 3 ' I I . .J o I ' . . . 1 ' ' D . . 5, o . . 1 - I l . . . as , I .I . P : 'J-U C ' ar u .3 m 'O : og s H' -' , F3 Ja - 5 il-51 5 .4 rg . . 0 I N , . 'Q . 5' P' 3 i I ng .1 H 'i . c' , L ag I . N . ,1 , U p. 3 . N A A L1 H J I. 0 , w- '- N ,J L 3 3' pu '..J h t1 ' Q ' e WJ P +4 - 1 ' I CJ t 5 k - H L ' Q ,, Q Q2 l A P1 , - ,, p, .N '- sv . fe 1. ,,,. .F - gf V! - Fl i - E ........, .. SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right, lhrle Pornell, Ruth Ann Knaup, Poland, Falth Enrason, Wanda Gutridge, Daullne Norman. Second row, Vernon German Kenneth Aggas, Alice June Bush, Anna Ihry B1ck e, Ton so Afderv 11 T'or+ warner.. Third row,Vernon Cook,Harrv Watts, bert bowers,Ja.mes Orr, Fourth row, Russel Bowere, Donald Seienoe,Charles Edwards, George Linn, Robe We's+ Fifth rew,Paul Porte , or ce Zurunemnn Norman MoVey, Karl Jones Vernon Tom, Cnar ee nn d LASS OFFICEnS President Brlce llimmernnn Vice President Vernon German Secretary easure Anna. Mary B1clfle FRESHMAN CLASS First row, Lee Bigler, Dusk Archer, I-hrold Sc1ence, Don lhhaffey, David Norrmn, Russell Donny Second row, Eva Ann Morgan, Dorothy Ardrey,lhzie Westcott, Doris Rlggle, Ruth Frye, Jean D11ts,E11e. Jean Iden, Eileen Shuey Th1rd row,Karo1 E!reager,lb.xine Brown, E111 lhyle, Ida Jean McPherson, Hllda Schumaker, Lillie Wzmegardner, Fourth row,Marion Edvmrds, Allen laughenbaugh, Ivan Smart, Robert Murphy, Robert Irvin Flfth row, Vernon Porter John Ridenour, B11ly Reid Sixth row, Junior Tuslng, Don Gard, John Ardrey, lurice Tuslng, Harold Shaffer. CLASS OFFICIERS Presldent Russell Benny Vice President Vernon Porter Secretary John Ridenour Fe. an . F. rt k w nn ' ' V A F15 X, e , . . I . . I . . . I . . ' 3 SEVENTH AND EIGEEH GRADES Front row,Ho'nard '1'aylor,Pau1 Snelling, Harry Gerson, Edgar Shuey, Joe Riclards, Robert Brandon, Seeond row, Betty D11t8, Geraldine T1ly0a1d,Wi1lll Brendon, Rita Durant, Helen Simms, Joy Groves, Jean Irvin, Donna Jean Wise, Freda German, lhrtha Moidja Third mv, Dick Hursey, Hugh lhyle, Bob Fink, John Fisher, Clnrlee Lyons, David Gutridge, Bob Kreager, Gale Rzlehards, Robert Denbovr,Jimm Smith, Riolmrd Fink, Charles Brauning. Fourth row, Clarenoe Oaughenbaugh, Jerome Ardrey, Virginia Irvin, Irma Snider, Anna Fisher, Alice Iyona. Fifth row, Forest Coeperrider, hrold lloPherlon, Relland Brooks ,George llorehead,Jene Denbmr, Ernest Zimialen, Eduard Leekrene, Billy Hbbs, Gerald Shaffer. Sixth ren, Domld Bok, Don Bavie, Virgil Binkley, Ihrry Cornell, Bay Laraeon, GLASS OFFICERS Pre sident Seventh Grade Di ek Hupp Vice-President Helen Sinus Sec reta ry-T rea aurer Geraldine Twyford Pre sident Eighth Grade Billy Hibbs Vice-President Ernest Zwahlen Secretary-Treasurer Donald Eck 4.--' ' Q., V P, M ' ,T ,V tr '. IN' X V I, f r + Q 2 A: Q. 1 A 0 A v 1 A, ' L' 4 L N LQ. O A 'r Of the graduates of the f v we rs SllCC the hlvh chbol has be n OFgS1lZCd the f llw 1' h Je enroll H 1U cello o Ohlo Qtate Orton Ov rmho, S Frankllr Vanlen bark, Jos oh Varner U rb rt ndle nd o r1l Porter Uusklnguo Coll re 11 Jtor e, Harold Ge rg a d o bert Zwayer Ashland College GO1CV1C7G Ankrlm and Lolrd Nnkrum Blslness Colleges Charles lastoo, Ruth Jllllams, Char lexe C mph ll H len P rter, L Ver e nrdrey Paul Hupo giret Tawlor, and Brtty G reno Other V Pat1OUS Jar nr t Blckle NuTS11 Ada Loulse harkress School of Cosmet lxg There hav be n e great a y ff Heoewell Alumni who have m rfled They are Pyle lutt r Daryl Port r Rose Zandlo lj LOFT811t B rl Qutl l 1 r Joreheao Ru r oert Perry, Llla alt rsl r rry, ofrothea mtta Dlek shui' flerwadl es rbtrt rl Drrlthvfphlo let C ons, GLPT1l1V TF1lCT C1ar4, mnl sur' F ad lls, I ' 1 Aaoj e r u s f1C s fletrrl s HN C ,L fu: QiE1r1S . 1 e 1 a' 1 Q s '. -Q , ' - X o tiff' ng fx' A e A ' 3 , . 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V 4 x x -4,k, lg X- L, - L Vs I - J f --v ' .P ,- , , an l 1 A 1 .e Q fs: 'xelh l .1 va .L. hA.rg. 5' '-f ' . ,f ' ...1-- F F ,,-' ' . , ' -, . -' cl ijme fNtr'vr lala ,.L .l..1f s':'1 L x U .slt1.lh 11. fwf- . , C , C emo - 5 , , Q J' sie- 2' 9 u H 381311 lv BBSKETBALL First row, Robert Leake, Frank German, George Murphy, Benny Wentworth, Harry Brown, Gale Rapp Second row, Robert Porter, M nager Don Settles, Charles Ba1rd, Walter S1m s Frank Gard Walter Swope, Coach, B SEBBLL Flrst row, Robert Leake, Poor e Vurphy, Ben Ientworth, Harry Brown, Frank Gard, Kenneth lbpas Second row, Don Settles, F le Hupp, Charles Edwards, Paul Porter, Gerald Smart Thlrd row, Frank Germ n, Russell Denny,Mana or, Bob Porter, Vernon Porter, Walter Swooe, Coach, Charles B 1rd -K A '- r ' .. Ex 'A' ' f ja. G' gig' ' .. xv! R , B . 3' , ,f ' 'AQ F ' -I -.1 V , . 1 nil' '.,'71, lr A la C - a A 'P .I 9 gr- ,V A I of fn ' emxwgs Q H , zu ,nj f5fb , , , gn G f -' W af Qt- ,gjo 2 A J q,w fi-fg?f'f.f, V- Q Evite' ,. A . ' . 1 Q 11 W.. . ' ,2 iff . , - - J , . ' ,ffl K I ' , 4, ,. :ri CJ ' ' L ' ' fl U if ANNUAL STAFF Editor -Gertrude Kreager Aas't Editor Eileen Swinehart Typing Wilma Irvin Wanda Lee Wise Mimeographing -Carlos Rlggle Robert Wlnegardner Art Charles Nettelhorst Gertrude lick Advertisement Ben'Wentworth Chas Nettelhorst Assemblers Gale Hupp, Ben Went SENIOR PLAY CAST First row, left to rlght Ger trude Dick, Walter Simms,Wil ma Irvin, Robert Porter,Gladys Snider, Second row,Freder1ck Morehead, Elo1se MdVey, Wanda Lee 'Wise. Nettelhorst, Ben Wentworth, Frank Gard, Mr Leekrone. worth, Graoe Opal Hoskinson Eloise MbVey, Lda Binekley, Evelyn Snelllng, Gladys Sni degy Ihle Zane Boyer, Robert Porter, Robert Dick, Frank Gard, Frederlok Morehead, Walter Slmms STUDENT PATROL First row, Ben'Wentwnrth,Charles Ba1rd,Vernon Tom, Norman MdVey, Br1oe Zim erman, Gale Hupp Second row, Russell Bowers, Fred Morehead, Donald Science, James Crr, Gerald Smart, Glen George. Third row, Allen Caughenbaugh, Carlos Riggle, Dorsey Shaffer, Robert Murphy, Don ld Mhhaffqy Charles Nettelhorst. y If F ' I 1, -I LIT ,V 1 T If ,. ' R' 'f f - g M I 'I ,+ Third row, Miss. Corbin, cms. A O u . nf? Sq - l . 1 ' I f A . I . , . Q fl R XJ 3 KT X 'N L I C4 Xmufff ,P I 'N l 1 VJ fl W' f E 1 fn, 1 . ,J 1 v' E' I . 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SI C 1 6 we have served the school of thls t rr1 tory with the host complete llne of a+hl t1c 1+e s 1U Southeastern Fhao e ce+er to your 1rd1 1du 1 requlre fnts o IS also for g neral hardware, D81HtS, 4oore's Alr Tight Heaters, and Aladdln Lamps Open an aoooxxt wltn us and make our store your hoadquart rs CL JSSMANS HARDWARE F L 'LL PVLATIO IS Flass Of 1939 VARNFR 5 STORE hlter L Varwor 'ana r a d Owner Hopewell Ohl BEF-XCHNU1 DNRY Qual1ty Cream Dalry Lil' Phono 4624 fanesv1l1e, or Products hone 321, Grat1ot Exchan P Butter Gratlot, Ohlo 6 EL H E 37 L s ' e '- . .L . '. V e ' ',Jm ' - o1'l. W F, '. Lv' e ve , 'ee 1 e ' ,l Q 0 V A. - D H . Jxu 1 . , , Q . x -- I 619-623 Iain St. - Zunoavillo, Ohio -. rn, -f N .1 J l 'Ji L .J 1 , fl IN I - W , W, . , T ge H i . O T- . l M ........... ' I A 1 P' ' . - , U J Ll.- I ' if V Congratulatlons To You Class Of 1930 GILLOGLY5 RED o WI-HTE STCNRF Wlshes You Every Success xxx Dealer In Hardware, NOt1ODS, And Bulk Garden Seeds Red And Whlte Quality Foods Moderate PTICSB o.nco Flreohlef Gasollne And Texaco Skychiof Gasoline Texaco And Hnvoline Insulated Motor 011s ff' . J - Alabastine Paints And Varnishos . ' o At IL- LOOSE LEAF PROJECT TQALE MARK YP.AR IN N IK U S PATENT APPLICATIONS FULLY COVER ETHOD OF COMPILING GEN ERAL. ANNANGEMENT AND DESIGN ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MADE AND BOLD ONLY Y INTER CoLLEG:A'rE PRESS KANSAS CRY MlS8 'uRl - '- P ., . , -' I 4k'1'ENT NO'l'IC!C