Hopewell High School - Memories Yearbook (Hopewell, OH)

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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 ,

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..-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,