Hopewell High School - Memories Yearbook (Hopewell, OH)

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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 . . . . ' 1 . . I . ., . , . . . . . e w ry . ' ll U - H nv l ' . .3 - -. .A . . . . L A 1 .' l 1 1 . . . G . J. .1 - 1 L , - - ' C H . 5 g , W f , 1 , ' V 1 - t 0 I 0 .L , , ' . :Y ' C , ' Y U , , . Don b , , . . . . -'. rv al.. , HC , , ' l , 1 , - e . . . .., . . L 1 . . I . ' 0 u 1 , dly Q' 1 . , G . ' ' ' 9 ' fr 1 - , . , . O . . . . . Z1 ' ' . . . . 1 J 4- n . . . . . . ., I D , 0 . gg- . 0 . . . . . . . . 'E .1 1 , . . I d-- ' 1 Q . K . . , .I A . . . .. A I . -'Y . . . 4 - . . . . d . . . 1. i - . Q 0 . . -A 0 A- Q Q A .- . . I ' 4 . . L 0 ' . l A . . . . , Il . . I D Q r .1 1 I . .

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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 . ' . -