Hopewell Loudon High School - Scarlet and Grey Yearbook (Bascom, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1943 volume:

THE WAR EDITION VOLUME IV Publlshed by Ed t MARION COLVIN THE SENIOR CLASS C rc 1 t ADELLE MORSE B s s PAUL COPPUS BASCOM OHIO i u a ion OF Managers CLIFFORD DILLON HOPEWELL-LOUDON SCHOOL u ine s Manager , We the Sen1or Class ot 43 present tor your approval the War Edrtron ot the Scarlet ano Gray lt rs our express desrre that thrs andual wrll meet Wrtn your complete satrstdctort To the Faculty we express eur protound aratrtude tor tlrerr expert gurdance tnrouahout our tour ye-ers s students ot ldopewell Loudon Wrtlrout therr advlce and patrenee me s graduates would never be rn posttron to lace the drttreult prololerns Wnren Wrll Contront us rn the tuture To the student body we extend our srnoere Wrshes that your publreatrons ot the Annual Wrll be up to the expectatron ot the classes tollo wrng you Just as We expect ours to tultrll your exoectatrons . f, ,, 1 1 . r . . . . . . . . rl , , , , '. J , ' , T w . . F, A - ,. J -LA ,An 4 f . 7 . .. t , Q ' ' Q f . . 7 . . - 1 A . . ff I To the boys who have been students of The I-Iope Well Loudon School and Who are now in the Armed Eorces of the United States of America We dedicate this l943 Scarlet and Gray Annual ROBERT BROWNING PAUL ARBOGAST IOE FRUTI-I GALEN EEASEL RAY MILLER DUANE WALTERS IOI-IN RIDENOUR RALPH IONES DONALD BORDER IAMES COMER MARION COLVIN DONALD ADAMS RAY NORRIS HENRY NORRIS IACK MORGAN WARREN RAINEY ROBERT HAMMER GLENN WARD WAYNE SPEROW PAUL K STULTZ LLOYD PAINTER CHARLES WOESSNER WADE BORDER IN MEMORIAM Dedicated to a very close friend of every student of Hopewell Loudon who perished in an airplane accident on Iuly 30 1942 AIR CADET GILBERT BRENDLE This we can state ot him none carried hate of him None ever left him with pain in his heart This can be said of him none lived in dread of him I-Ie scotfed at nobody Just to be smart None in vulgarity spoke in disparity Calling him names that We commonly hear Nobody ieered at him! nobody sneered at him! No one was Worse oft for having him near. Brave was the heart of him' kindness a part oi him True to his faith and his fellows he stayed' None could recall oi him traits that were small of him None had been hurt by blunders he made. ' This we can tell of him all men thought well of him Home goes his spirit now bearing no stain. M This we can say of him over the clay of him God will be proud to receive him again. - Edgar Guest Ulmer Wdm Heres to thee our Hopewell Loudon Cherrsh 1n our song Honor love and true devotton All to her belong Chorus Lrtt the chorus speed 1t onward Loud her pralses tell Hall to thee our Alma Mater Honor to the Gray and Scarlet Banner that we love Shall lead us rn the confllct And our trlurnph prove Chorus Lltt the chorus speed rt onward Loud her pralses tell Hall to thee our Alma Mater Har all hall to thee Hail, all hail, to thee. .11 . l U A W IONES Super1ntendent B SCI and M A rn Educatlon Ohto State Umverslty The admlnlstratlon beheves 1ts respon Slblllly IS to offer to the students ol Hope well Loudon the very best ln educatlon The 1mportant 1ob ol educahon IS to pre pare boys and gtrls for a happy worth wh1le hte Th1s means the soclal develop ment of school chrldren as Well as the vocat1onal and academxc development The school has endeavored to obtam an outstandmg democratlc Splfll tn all 1ts works and GCl1V1lleS physlcal educatton mustc home makmg vrsual educatron and many school clubs have been organlzed as a serv1ce to our communlty May We as Amerlcan c1t1zens and espe clally durrng these trmes never lose s1ght ot the tact that our publrc schools are one of the mam corner stones tn the foundatton tor good c1t1zensh1p The othce at Hopewell Loudon IS a busy place The olflce secretary wrrtes the school s cor respondence cuts the stenclls lor school announcements keeps attendance records handles the school supplles keeps the f11'1G1'1C1Ql record and the bus drtvers records So you see rt 1S no easy 1ob To the ofltce secretarles Mtldred Myers and Rosella Hughes We extend our thanks MILDRED MYERS Defense courses, vocational education, I I - P E Pember Clerk H A Copp s L B Summer Pre rdent V P Khne Vrce Pre 1dent A D Fruth F S Brlckner game! mf fcfncajfcm Another school year lS drawlng to a close and another large group ot our boys and g1rls are passmg one of the most lmportant mrlestones ln therr hves They are takmg Wlth them somethlng they Wrll treasure more and more as they grow older the lme assoclatlons the frlendshlps and the good lellowshrp acgurred dunng therr htgh school days The members of the Board ot Educatron are mterested rn the health the progress and rn the Welfare of each and every 1nd1v1dual ln the school system Our congratulatlons and best W1shes to the members ot the class of 1943 L B SUMMER Presrdent Board of Educahon .. , u,,. ,s,.,, s, . I I I , . I Ruth Wmner B SCI 1n Home Economtcs Ohlo Un1vers1ty Charles Phxlhps B SC1 m Agmculture Oh1O State U1'11V6fS1tY H RANDALL MII.LER A B He1de1berg M A m Educat1on Oh1o State Wart1me act1v1t1es crystalhze our thlflklflg and actlng from vagueness to purpose ful completlon All of us now agree that dynam1c teamwork 1S not only essen t1a1 but a verltable hfe 11ne for 9X1St ence Any human pursult Whlch fosters the co operatwe spmt for the good of SOC1etY IS a worthwhrle end m ltself It IS good therefore that our seruors have successfully completed thls annual It IS a dynamlc testament to co operatlon t OCIGI hvmg and to human memory Mary Anna Eswme BSC1, Oh1O M S Oh1O A B 1n Educatlon State Un1vers1ty 1n Secretarlal Studles N Un1vers1ty . . ., , . , . .. H - . . ... . ,, . , 1 - , O 0 . . . S , . . . . . Fenton I. Wolfe B. Sci. in Education Heidelberg College Anna G Gase A B rn Educahon Mary Manse College Rlchard I Peter B SCI ln Educatlon W1tter1berg College Agnes Drummer B Scl ln Educatlon Bowlmg Green State Uruverslty B SC1 m MUSIC Eclucatlon Ohlo State Umverslty Clara Leasure B SC1 lfl Educatron Ohlo Un1VSfSllY Clifford L. Hite Maxme N1day Second Grade Dolores Sendelbach Third Grade Anobel Good Fourth Grade Betty Borst First Grade Luella Br1ckner Ahce Doran Sixth Grade Fifth Grade BETTY COPPUS PAUL COPPUS CLIFFORD E. DILLON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fOfficer 33 Forensic 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 tOfficer 3, 43 Scarlet Banner 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Scholarship 2, 3 Honor Society 3, 4 tOfficer 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2 F. H. A. 4 Class Officer 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Senior Class Play GERALD BREIDENBACH nd 1 2 Chorus 4 F Annual Staff 4 Dramatic Club 4 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clown Band 3, 4 German Band 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Conductor 4 Boy's Glee Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 2 Woodwind Ensemble 4 Solo Contest 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 Basketball Manager 3 Pep Club 1 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Woodwind Quartet 2, 3, 4 ficer 1 3 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fOf' F, F. A. Band 4 State Farmer 4 Agriculture Scholarship Test 4 Honor Society 3 Dramatic Clubl 2 3 4 Boys Sm., 3 Br-:Umm Mm: THALLMAN Class Officer 1 2 4 Class Play 3 Scarlet Banner 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 H A 3 4 fOfficer Girl Reserves 1 2 Annual Staff 4 YVONNE GORDON MARIORIE WERLING PAUL BREIDBNBACH orus 1 2 3 Latin Club 1 2 A G r s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 tOfhcer 33 Annual Staff 4 H A 3 4 KOff1c Scholarship 2 3 D amatlc Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 tOficer 33 Girl Reserves 1 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Scarlet Banner 3 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 DOROTHY BIBBEE PAUL DOHAN Dramatic Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 fOff1cer Girl Reserves 1 2 4 Chorus 1 Latin Club 2 Boys Glee Club Annual Staff 4 F F A Band Honor Society 4 KOf11cer Operetta 1 2 Pep Club 1 Solo Contest 4 Ba , , 3, 4 ' . 1 I , F. . A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F ..., 'I 33 K ln I 1 1 1 1 1 Chl ,,,4 ' -, I F.F. .1,2,3,4 1 1 1 1 1 F. . , , ' er 43 ' , r ' , . . ,. I ' , 2, 4 , , , ' 43 ' 1 ' 1 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 4' 4 4, . . . 4 CLEORA THOM IEANNE HEDGI-'S ADELLA MAY MORSE Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Forensic Club 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Pep Club l, 2 Operetta 1, 2 Vocal Contest 4 Trio 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Volleyball Team 2 Scholarship 3 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 COfficer 3, 43 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3 Woodwind Ensemble 3 Class Play 3 Operetta l, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 County Instrumental Contest 4 Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Scarlet and Gray Staff 4 Volleyballl 2 3 Senior Class Play MARION COLVIN Basketball l 2 PAUL I SCHERGER Honor Society 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Track Manager l 2 Band 2 3 Scarlet Banner Stat 3 Annual Stall 4 Latin Club l 2 lOff1 er ZJ Annual Staff 4 Dramatic Club l 4 Scholarship l 4 Honor Society 4 Iudging Contest 2 3 Scholarship l 4 Senior Class Play Christmas Play 4 Y, W. C. A. 1 Girls Scouts 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Twirler 2 Head Drum-Majorette Band 4 Band Clinic 3 Scarlet Banner 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Pep Club l, 2 Operetta 2 One Act Play 2 4 Twirling Contest 4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Society 4 Christmas Play 2 3 Senio Class Play Corusl234 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Forensic Club 1 2 3 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Pep Club 2 Scholarship 2 3 4 Vocal Contest 4 Honor Society 3 4 Trio 4 Senior Class Play Dramatic Clubl 2 3 4 4 fOff1cer 2 3 IAMr.s COMER B sketballl 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 S arlet Banner Staff 3 Class Play 3 Band 2 Latin Club 1 2 Track Manager 1 2 3 Senio Class Play MARGARET mum LUCY Goon BARBARA mum C orus 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 orus 1 2 3 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 Vocal Solo Contest 2 3 4 Forensic Club l 2 3 4 tOff1cer 2 35 Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Girl Reserves l 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 1 2 Pep Club l 2 Latin Club 2 Scholarship 2 4 Scholarship 3 4 Honor Societ 4 Trio 4 Operetta 1 Pep Club l 2 EUGENE REPP Latin Club l Dramatic Club Boys Glee Clu Operetta l nd l 2 Annual Staff 4 Basketball l 4 Class Play 3 Scarlet Banner l b l Class Officer l Senior Class Play Staff 3 ,,s,4 ' -4 A 1 F,F.Al,2,3,4 1 r 1 b 1? . 1 fi l..atinClub2 1 1 1 ' D , 1 1 1 Ch , , ,4' 1 V , l,'.lf 4 '14, I , I'V ' . I 1 ll! a 1 ,2 ,,,4 ,2 C Ba ,,3 , WWA , AGNES MARY SHP-F-TEH GERALDINE E. STEINMETZ Class Play 3 Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 4 KOfticer 45 Latin Club 1, 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 2 Class News Re orter 3, 4 Senior Class Plgry Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Girls Glee Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Dramatic 4 Clarinet Ensemble 4 Latin Club l, 2 Girl Reserves 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Class Play WADE GURNEY OPAL IANE BRUNDAGE A Girls Glee Club l Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 Latin Club l H A 3 4 tOt1c Annual Staff 4 ALMA UNSER Chorus l Girls Glee Club l Operetta l Dramatic Club l, 2 Latin Club l, 2 Girl Reserves l, 2 Volle ball Team 2, 3 Pep Club l, 2 MARY LICHTLE Girls Glee Club l Chorus l Volleyball Team 2 G1rlIReserves 3 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY CATHERINE DEWALD MARIORIE E FEASEL nd l 2 3 ndl 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Orchestra 4 Honor Society 3 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 D amatics 4 C orus l 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club l Scarlet Banner Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 1 Latin Club 1 2 LEONARD FOX RUSSHL HILL F Chorusl 2 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer Dramatic Club Officer Boys Glee Club l Chorus l 4 Annual Staff 4 Horiror Society 3 Pep Club l Dramatic Club 1 3 4 Operetta 1 2 F. F. . 1, 2, 3, 4 ' F ,.., f' er 33 ' Ba , , ,4 Ba , , ,4 Dramatic Club 4 r ' h , V, , I I I P. . A. 4 ' ' W F. .A,l,2,3,4 ' 3,4 , ' ' 4 ' ,4 F. . A. 2 DONALD IASON BORDER THOMAS HOUCK MARIORIE KINN Girls Glee Club Chorus l Girl Reserves l, Dramatic Club l, One Act Play 3 Class Play 3 Pep Club l 2 Annual Stall 4 1 3,4 2, 3,4 HELEN FAETH Orchestra 1 2 Chorus Girls glee Club l 2 Annual Stall 4 Volleyball Team l 2 Dramatxcs l 2 BETTY CLOUSE Girls Glee Clu Chorus l Operetta 1 Dramatic Club Pep Club l, 2, Girl Reserves Class Officer 4 Annual Staff bl l,2,3,4 3 l, 3,4 ROGER SPEHOW Scarlet Banner Staff Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 4 Track 4 MAUHICE SMITH Annual Stall 4 F.F.A.l,2,34 fOfficer 43 S CLAYTON WOHKLEY Orchestra 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club l 2 3 C orusl 2 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 3 Iunior Play 3 Operetta l 2 Track 3 4 Basketball Mgr 4 Clarinet Ensemble A l 2 3 KOl1c Annual Stall 4 Scarlet Banner 3 G rman Band 3 4 Clown Band 4 F F A Band 4 Senior Class Play Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 Annual Stall 4 Scarlet Banner Stall Class Olf1cer 3 llonorary Captatn 4 Fssay Contest 3 Sernor Class Play 3 Dramatic Club 4 Mixed Cho us 4 Annual Stall 4 HERBERT HAMMER COflicer 2 43 , ,3 I 3 I 1, 2 F. H. .4 ' , ,3, 4 Hs I X ,N . K' 'V ' 3 lv Band 1, 2. 3. 4 tOffiCer 4l ' , , One Act Play 4 Annual Staff 4 ., ' F.F.A.l,2,34 ,.,4 F,F.A.1,2 ' , b , , , I I I ' Y , ' F F. A. i, 2, 3 ' ' 3,4 F. F ..,, f' er 41 , Top Row Mary Sendelbach FTGHCIS Br1ckner Arvxlta Goshe Row Z Ralph G1ll1land loyce Eschenbrenner lame Hough Row 3 Ne1l Shaull Nevm Border R1ta Kuhn Row 4 Ralph Kxmmet Regma B1bbee R1chard Lauer DW1Qhl Bennett Phyllls Kmg Robert Prenzhn Row 5 Annabelle Fox lunlor Shurnaker Ahce Unser ROWS R1chard Shumaker Martha Oswald Mary Groves Row 7 Charles Fruth LeVerne Wertz R1chc1rd Wa ters luntor Lxbby 6 ew mf 794141 The lumor Class Whlch IS under the super vtston of lvfrss Eswme has an enrollment ot twenty hve The members of the class have taken an actlve part ln debate band orchestra chotr FFA FH A basketball track Curl Reserves l.at1n club and dramattcs The soclal htgh hght ot the year was the Tun lor Semor prom whrch was held Aprtl 30th The gymnaslum was decorated ID a patr otlc style Another noteworthy event was the wmnmg ot the mtra mural basketball tournament for the second stratght year T... pq? wg, , ' 'r' - U, QS I - 3 A 1 , , , , - - f - A -, . , , , . . 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Gm af W5 g r i i 4 l Top Row Bernard Lucius Brooklyn Conrad Eugene Brlckner Myron Smith Alvin Faeth Bruce King Robert Depinet Richard Keisel Anthony Ward Vincent Steinmetz Lowell Peter Row 2 Lowell Good Annabelle Bouillon Lois Peter Dorothy Kline Norma Frankart Dorothy Steinmetz Betty Burns Maryorle Scherger lean Steyer Marjorie Heck Iunior Clouse Row 3 Miss Drummer Robert Sheeter Wanda Gordon Pauline Feasel Dor1s Hoover Ioyce Reinhard Helen Smith Imogene Lauer Doris Steyer Ruth Phelps Charlotte Fruth Maryorie Hoffman Mary Remhart Urban Steinmetz Mr Peter Row 4 Maurice Houck Robert Sheldon lunlor Walliser Norman Goshe Charles Basel Ver non Oswald Albert Slosser Donald Comer The Sophomore Class the largest in Hopewell Loudon Hlgh School has a membershlp ot forty three lt is composed ot two sections under the super vision of Miss Drummer and Mr Peter The members of the class have taken an active part in debate band or chestra choir FPA FHA basketball Girl Reserves track dramatlcs and Latin Club The soc1al high light of th1s school year was the Freshman Sophomore Dance held Aprll 9th The theme of the dance at which students and faculty danced to recorded music was patriotic OFFICERS President Mary Relnhart Secretary Ruth Phelps Treasurer Doris Steyer Class Flower Red Carnation Class Motto Today Decides Tomorrow 1 I I T I I I ' I I ' ' 'I ' ' 'I I I I I ' 1 , . 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H e len Smith em 11 19116 Top Row Paul Hammer Norbert Goshe lack V1tte Eugene Shumaker V1ctor Scherger Eugene Smelser Paul Stebenaller lumcr Coppus Paul Brenamen Se ond Row Iewell Myers Norma Steyer Ellzabeth Hoover Dorr1ne Hedges Mary Margaret Dewald loan Klmmet R1ta Yost Margery Shaull Norman Brlckner Thlrd Row Robert Hughes Eugene Vtalters Le ter Cleland Don Repp Norman Covert Iumor Norrls Don Re1ter Robert Brlckner Mr Mlller On September 18 1940 we the present Freshmen started our careers at Hopewell Loudon 1n the s1Xth grade wrth thlrty slx members Only nlne teen of th1s ongrnal group remam Ten have come from other schools rnak 1ng the present total twenty mne We have taken dlfterent sublects and many belong to the tollowlng clubs Glrl Reserves Glrls Glee Club M1X9d Chorus Future Farmers ot Amerrca Future Homemakers Assoclatlon Forenslc Club Classlcum Cons1lu1m Band and Orchestra we are represented ln track and basketball also The outstandlng event of thls year was the Freshman Sophomore Dance Aprll 9 Thrs year we elected the tollowlng people for class othcers Wllma Adams presrclent Mary Dewald v1ce presrdent Eugene Walters secretary lunlor Norrrs treasurer the two class reporters are Paul Slebenaller and Margery Shaull CLASS COLORS BLUE AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO AD ASTRA PER ASPERA CLASS FLOWER SCARLET CARNATION 1: W 1 1 1 1 1 H . . C S 1 1 1 1 ' f - 1 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . 1 1 1 1 - I - . - . , ' , . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ,-2 P3 srxm GRADE Top new Robet Tl'e1s 1ol1n L1cn1le Lowe 1' X P cha a Scl'e ger Clneste Sa ye xo 'rar S aley Raymond Rem la enalcl Bowerman Leona ci B xclc rer Roz: 1 S a ey Second ow Ge a fl a shall n 1 e Re r V11g1na Droll Lo e' a t ne' C Ona PH1'1pQ Be n ce et S a Ioella B011 on 1 Marv Ma a et S1eb n S ew V1 gm a GYOIOR 1.ac1lle oo e Ca 1 K na He an LoL me Hao: 1 Pa lClG Cam b ll '1 1s L Fox Ma y Ve a M se For F T wow to e1 af' o no Qt 1 e'11'1e l te n net W1 1ar1 1 1 a V 1 lx una lear 1.aw Fa e 31 FIFTH GRADE 1 K EIGHTH GRADE Tor F.owfF'1yraon:i Haglies Kenneth Srnitli Rxcliatd Sxgler, Bernard ST'!Xlll'l, Urban Fecsel 1.0415 1.L.Cl',XS, Donald Pem- loer Charles Dandore Hayrnend Buckner Secoxsl Rowf1Tonn1s Pernber Mary Al1ce Heovef Patr1:1a Kinney 1.018 Good, Mary 'Ellen Scherger Patt1c1a 1TZCll, Colleen Siixgrxway 1.aDonna Hoes, Helen 1.1c?11le, Margaret Ste11'1rne1z1, Beatnce Stemrncfgz FV: 'Hera Tina How 'f1'1ll'lTY Skeeter Ieannctte Keele Maxme Stemmetz, 11a Cooper, M'1'1cf1e Hath, lola Saalrnan Mary Lou Bmckner, O:1o Ke1sel, Charles Doran, lV1lSS Gase Fcxxzfz Eiow-Doyle 17111011 Alton H1ll, E1Cl1f1'Cl Myers, Paul Cove-11, Thomas Kelb.ey Henry Droll M-:Alvm Heck, Tale F' -AL SEVENTH GRADE Top now 1esse Smelier 1ameq Ban Amr ny '1'1e1 Lew S 1De,1r1et Kenneth Ezra Poe 11 lqene Hoover E ae-ne Bmcncne E 1gene lolfman Leo Secc Sr a ean Scne l lrroa Hem V1 a Orb Lea Ge a d B 1ckne1 d now Ma aa et Kmsel 1 ene Bef 'v1ar or1e B1 nb Leona E1labee Ma y l Alva Pepnet May Brxc nn Wyanb Donna lean Wa ns H1ta :J r V glna Gordon How V1ala 1'aetl1 hose Ha11a ene Wall1:,e De-l1lal1 Fr111l1 Roma ad Bcnme Workley Ma lx1rn n1a Creeae Mary Al1ce reoaer a a D oll ene Buckne Mm: r F 1 How Bernard Bou1llon Davxa Paul Come Donaxan Copy us Ray ond B1 ch Eugene Walllber Hxchard Qtra ba gh 1..ew1s Haugh Fred Sccnle FOURTH GRADE aw cr C1 e,1'1 r e z C a a e Na g de a S ee e Bene Sec d Row W Lew O F IO c1 PFY11 0 y C ee, O 1 1 Robann Q Ann 1-'ofiman Mano e 11 1 S ax e M1ss Goo '1'b1d How Ldwa d F ar1c'11 C1 'nrnet De In 1 GoQ1e 'S a e R1 bard Dewa1a Tohn Hoo Ra B1ck1-1er And ew 511121111 P ine Fun Raymond Saa ISSIHQ Cec1 111,1n1on 11 v Scame Maynard Belcrb THIRD GRADE How 1aesQa Poe V111 n Q e G Gcdcw Donra can Se We11y en Lb 1 v nn K g M11'1e:1 ew ar B C 1 e V e ba 11 ora 'wow 1. Vae 'QOI11' 11m'nw C Robby Feaee Dean Be n 'J a1ne V11 ne Va Mve s C1 ow 1 1 0 1Nor e ow d K1se 1D e bol 15 Ren' 11' G r y V111e 1bS1 Ag Ice Sb way 'wk 5 Q11 SECOND GRADE w 11g1L Loose Abd ey Creege B kner roeetta BlCk 19 Nancy 1 111 A1 1Tx11'1Q Donna lean Me S G 1111110 Q cknu Cat e 1ne S1'n1111' Wwau IFW v B1ckre 1oPn Dnn ncner 1.ew1Q Campbel Hepp W yne Hoo GeneK H191 Garr c11ne ow Co Caro1yn oar' 'S lfne an B K 1 010 es ae Kee e N1 sie IB se, r www L Steye 1 a e Kei e G don Ra1 e wx re FIRST GRADE 101 How Carol ne Vera Loretta Sm111' 0 me 111e esa Bu Pb Ma 1 r Br1Ck1'1e1 Harold Pember IOS ph BO111 11011 Paul S1111-ter Bobby Sca e Donala a B111y Ham Bobby K1'1g Duane M sg a 51 or fi iow Doro! y Stem V1rg1n1a 11 C' 01 O a es S11a11 1 a ae 1 ancy Fox F ma lea 1 1O 'n1an Ioarr Van O e 1oyce Wof 1 Ma 1 a a 1 Fr Hobe 1 B ICKTIS ane y June N a nbroo now a d Zoe He 'n1a'1 S1g1 To n 1 enke Raw S oe axe 11 ake Bobb1e Ma tr 0 Dani a Rmba :1 Noess er 1 01' e eve 3 ci Be QZQM WJ! We the class of l943 ot Hopewell Loudon Bascom Ohro belng ot sound mrnd and memory real1z1ng the uncertamty of hte do hereby make publlsh and declare th1s to be our last W1ll and testament Paul Scherger W1ll my place ln Honor Socrety to Charles Fruth Agnes Sheeter bequeath my 1nterest rn baseball to Ahce Unser Lucy Good wrll my 1nterest ln redheads to Iumor Shumaker and my ab1l1ty to get B G students to any g1rl who th1nks she can tlll the b1ll Alma Unser bequeath my Soclology book to Iunror who IS rnterested rn studyrng human soclal and economrc problems Maunce Smlth W1ll my 1nterest ID a certaln Junror g1rl to Rlchard Shumaker Yvonne Gordon W1ll my quxet ways to Annabelle Fox but W1ll keep my love for Butch Betty Coppus bequeath my typtng speed to Rrchard Lauer and my abrlrty to get stralght A s to Robert Prenzhn Russell Hlll W1ll my lrkmg tor chewlng gum to anyone who can keep 1t on hand Paul Coppus do bequeath my abxllty to play a clarrnet to someone wlth a lot ot extra wlnd Eugene Repp wrsh to W1ll some of my helghth to Davrd Berrler Donald Border bequeath my studrousness to any ambrtrous student Leonard Fox bequeath my qulet Wavs to any boy Wrllrng to be that way Cllftord Dlllon W1ll my place rn the band to Don Repp Hope you arent bashtul Don Mary Dewald W1ll my curly halr to Phyllrs Kmg Herbert Hammer W1ll my bashtulness to Don Comer but Wlsh to keep my puppy love Thomas Houck bequeath my tendency to behave to Iohn Welly Adelle Morse W1ll my drum ma1orette unrform to the next lucky person and my dramatlc ab1l1ty to Mary Kmn Wade Gurney do W1Sh to W1ll my Engllsh Lrterature book to Ralph K1mmet Marjorle Klnn W1ll my blond harr to Regma Brbbee Gerald Bre1denbach bequeath my ab1l1ty to play a drum to Iewell Myers to be used advantage next year but W1ll keep my love for Paulrne lames Corner W1ll my numerous llnes to the boy Who promlses not to be tangled up rn them Margaret Fruth W1ll gladly bequeath my red ha1r to the g1rl who can get by Wrthout belng called Red Betty Clouse W1ll my mlld temper to Drck Walters as he loses hrs dunng basketball games MarJor1e Feasel W1ll my 1nterest m Bookkeeprng to Dons Hoover Marlon Colvrn bequeath my Physlcs book to the Junror boy who wants to trade 1t rn tor a Chern1stry book next year Paul Breldenbach W1ll my petltness to Dwrght Bennett Paul Doran bequeath my tendency to beat 1t out to Charlotte Fruth Helen Faeth W1ll my drmples to Max ne Stelnmetz Ieanne Hedges bequeath my Oboe to Mary Rernhart Opal Brundage do not wlsh to W1ll my good temperment to anyone Mary Lrchtle bequeath my place on the volleyball team to Phylhs Kmg Malone Werltng W1ll my excess vrtahty to Gerald Goshe Roger Sperow bequeath my hep talk to any boy who promlses to keep up to date on the latest gab Gerald1ne Stelnmetz bequeath my clartnet to my l1ttle brother 1n the grade Clayton Workley W1ll my address book to any boy Wrth a C strcker Beulah Thallman W1ll my ab1l1ty to acqu1r nngs to any g1rl who promtses to return those that she does not Wear Bobble Fruth W1ll my place rn cheerleadrng as the smallest cheerleader to A1leen Sperow l hope you dont have to stay there as long as I drd A1leen Cleora Thom W1ll my 1nterest ln danclng to any potentlal ntterbug l, , ' ' ' . L I . . . l II I , , . . l, , ' ' ' . l, , . I, Dorothy Bibbee, bequeath my reserved Ways to lean Steyer, l, ' , ' ' to L I . . . . L I . . . . l, , ' ' l ' . . I, , ' . l, , ' A . I, ' , ' ' . L I . 4 . . J A . . COACH PETER and DON BORDER Honorary Captam COACH AND CAPTAIN Our success thls year and 1n the past years 1n basket ball and other sports has been caused largely by the tlrne and efforts of Mr R1chard Peter our coach H15 good coachlng IS based on hls excellent past records Whlle at Wlttenberg College and Eostor1a Hlgh School Thls year the basketball squad members elected an honorary captaln as they have IH prev1ous years Donald Border a Senlor rece1ved the honor He wrll recelve a small 1nd1v1dual trophy Th1s honor was glven to hlrn because of h1s outstandlng sportsrnan shlp excellent playlng and h1s constant co operatlon wxth the squad We W1ll greatly m1ss Don ln future years AWARDS The following boys have rece1ved their VGTS1lY letters for bas ketball Donald Border Eugene Repp Iames Comer Marlon Colvxn Rxchard Walters Nev1n Border and Bruce Krng Those rece1v1ng Reserve letters are R1chard Shumaker Iumor Shumaker Ne1lShaull Urban Ste1nmetz Iumor Clouse Eugene Walters and Iun1or Coppus Standlng lames Comer Iumor Shumaker Coach Peter Rrchard Shumaker Morton Colvxn Nell Shaull Seated Bruce Ktng Nevm Border Donald Border Rlchard Walters Eugene Repp IQ CHEERLEADERS Because of the graduatlon of our Semor cheer leader a new one had to be chosen from the Freshman class Wh1ch was A1leen Sperow Barbara Fruth the Senlor cheerleader wrll be award ed an engraved s1lver meg aphone Phylhs Kmg the Iunlor cheerleader and Dons Hoover the Sopho more cheerleader wrll re ce1ve thelr Vars1ty letters A1leen Sperow w1ll rece1ve her Reserve letter Doms HoovER PHYLLIS KING AILEEN sPERow BARBARA FRUTH MANAGERS There were four managers chosen thts year mstead ot three as rn the prevlous years They were Roger Sperow and Clayton Workley Semors Donald Comer a Sophomore and R1ch ard Lauer a lumor All W1ll recerve Vars1ty H L letters The team IS grateful to all the man agers for bemg so dependable as they were when needed Af' ROGER SPEROW CLAYTON WORKLPY DONALD COMER RlCHARL LPUlR f , I - 1. ' gs' . . use. , I - I Y T . 5 , . , . ' . ' , . Q. S, Y 7 pf ff 7' R? l?f f 23195 Rfk +5 xy yu- fzg 4... .W-. JK. .5-'W .. .12 YQ- fa, at RICHARD WALTERS, EUGENE REPP, BRUCE KING, DONALD BORDER, NEVIN BORDER The opening game of the 1942-43 basketball season started with a bang on December 4, as the Chieftains out scored New Riegel 33-32. The Chief- tains then treked to Bloomville to lose, to a score of 18-25. Melmore visited the Chieftains on December 18, beating 1-l-L by two points, 25-23. The H-L quintet suffered their third setback when Old Fort took the long end of the score, 31-24. Traveling to New Riegel, the Chieftains were beaten to the tune of 32-21. Getting the third quarter jitters , the Chieftains dropped a thrilling game to Bettsville with a 51-46 score. On Ianuary 26, the Chieftains treked to Iackson and were beaten in two overtime periods by the score of 32-30. Traveling to Old Fort on December 29, the Chieftains were beaten by a score of 47-39. Winning their second game of the year, the Chieftains defeated Thompson 42-21. Picking up their third victory, the H-L quintet moved in to defeat the Fostoria Reserves with a score of 42-22. Visiting Salem on February 9, the Chieftains dropped a hard fought game with a 34-32 score. Avenging their earlier defeat, the I-1-L quintet beat lackson- Liberty with a four point margin, 43-39. After playing Iackson on a Friday night, the Chieftains played Bettsville on Saturday to lose 37-31. ff, 27' f . X K g X 91' 1 7 Entering the Seneca County Tournament the Chieftains drew Republic, they spanked them with a 48-24 score. Playing the second game of the tourn- ament with Bloomville, the winners of fourteen straight, the I-I-L quintet up- set them, 45-34. Now playing Bettsville in the semi-finals the Chieftains were defeated, 45-34. Playing their last game of the season, the Chieftains were beaten in the consolation game by New Riegel, 5l-38. This year the Hopewell-Loudon basketball team showed much improvement both offensively and defensively. The Chieftains outscored their opponents for the entire season with the score of 589 points to their opponents 574 points. This offensive record practically doubles the past seasons records. Hopewell- Loudon is improving rapidly and next year may find the best prospects of them all. Their tournament play was probably the best of the year, and showed that our team could play basketball. In another year we hope to win in the finals and go to the district finals. IUNIOR SI-IUMAKER, IAMES COMER, MARION COLVIN, NEIL SHAULL, RICHARD SHUMAKER W f . sssr .W Xx 45 if Pix '32-I 654.9 3533., v'9?f-ik 1: -K Y- A '51 -f in ffl -I ff. ., -it if 17-'V ff- ff' 3:95 rvffhi F5954 aww A wife. 'alba SVA AVR JG LJVQ. QSM. 27 Top How Urban Stelnmetz lames Hough lumor Cop p Ralph Gllhlancl Lowell Good Second Row Eugene Walters R1chard Shu maker lun1or Clouse lun1or Shumaker Ne1l Shaull Followmg the same procedure as 1n prev1ous years the members ot the Reserve basketball squad bes1des the1r 1nd1v1dual team games occas1onally accompan1ed the Vars1ty on var1ous tr1ps ot the season Although not cons1dered as part of the Vars1ty team these boys rece1ved valuable exper 1ence 1n the1r part1c1pat1on and th1s QIVGS them an opportun1ty to show the1r 1nd1v1dual ab1l1t1es From th1s group the places left vacant by the graduatmg semors w1ll be t1lled Due to the transportat1on d1lt1cult1es the lumor H1gh compet1t1on athlet1cs were cancelled However there were tour teams organlzed m the seventh and e1ghth grades who played an orgamzed league at the end ot wh1ch ther was a tournament held IU our own school under Coach Peter s superv1s1on He also spent the Fnday noon per1od Wllh these boys 1n pra t1c1ng shoottng passmg dr1lobl1ng and team play wh1ch w1ll greatly a1d the future teams of Hopewell Loudon Top Row Charle Doran Iarnes Svtels er Bernad Sm1th Urban Pease Cho le Dundore R1chard S161 ler Leo Srn1th Second Row H1 arf Sheeter Doyle D11 lon Eugene Holfrnan Iames Ba1r Euaene Buckner Thorra Kelbley Eugene Hoover T 1rd Row Paul Comer DGV1d Ber r1er Donovan Cop pus Paul Covert Be nard Boulllon Duane Fruth Melvm Heck 28 T' 3 I at 5 5 1 9. e IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 11- I f H Top Row lames Comer Le Verne We-rtz Bruce Klng Mr Peter lunlor Llbby Ralph Gllllland Nevln Border Marlon Colvln Bottom Row Roger Sperow Brooklyn Con rad Norman Covert lun lor Coppus Clayton Workley Nell Shaull Robert Hughes VARSITY TRACK The l942 lfarslty track team was the best our school has had The Hopewell Loudon thln clads defeated lackson Llberty ln the flrst meet of the year 64 36 ln the second meet they were defeated by Tlffln Columblan 66Vz 42Vz whlch was very good SIHCG Tlffln has had long experlence ln track and also IS a class A school They flnlshed fourth 1D the county track meet whlch was held at Held elberg College The lunlor I-llgh track team flnlshed thlrd Those who recelved Varslty track letters were Duane Walters Clayton Workley Duane Coppus Ray Mlller Bruce Klrlg lohn Rldenour and lames Comer a managers letter Thls year a few meets Wlll be held besldes the county meet May 8 at Heldelberg College INTRAMURALS Comlrlg out on top of all thelr opponents the lunlor basketball team Won the annual lntramural basketball tournament by defeatlng the SSHIOIS 26 l5 The lunlors galned the flnals by defeatlrlg the Sophomores 36 l2 Whlle the SSFIOIS galned the flnals by spanklng the Freshmen 30 l5 Coach Peter plans to hold lntramurals IH basketball Volleyball and softball for the glrls Also a boys tourna ment ln softball Wlll be held the latter part of the school year Standlng Mr Phllllps lunlor Llbby Dwlght Bennett Ralph Gllllland Seated NSYIH Border Rlchard Shurrlake Rlcward Wal ers Nell Shaull lunlor Shumaker 1 . 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I I I ' 1 I - 1 - I 5 - . . . . , I I ' I ' . ,yt Ei: t S ,,' K :iw 'Wy 3 ll 1' I l Q - we am 7 MARIORIE WERLING DONALD BORDER MARGARET FRUTH BARBARA FRUTH DOROTHY BIBBEE LUCY GOOD CLEORA THOM ALM 'X U ISER ADELLE MORSE MARIORIE FEASEL MARY DEWALD EUGENE REPP THOMAS HOUCK CLAYTON WORKLEY AGNES SHEETER GERALDINE STEINMETZ PAUL COPPUS ROGER SPEROW YVONNE GORDON RUSSELL HILL OPAL BRUNDAGE IEANNE HEDGES PAUL SCI-IERGER PAUL DORAN HELEN FAETH PAUL BREIDENBACH HERBERT HAMMER GERALD BREIDENBACH BEULAH THALLMAN B TTY CLOUSE CLIFFORD DILLON IAMES COMER MARION COLVIN , Q , ,Q fz I BETTY COPPUS ,aww sw Top Row Clrtford Dlllon Leonard Fox Maurrce Sm1th Paul Doran Herbert Hammer Wade Gurney Eugene Repp Russell H111 Gerald Brerdenbach Iames Comer Roger Sperow Second Row M Hrte Marlon Colvln Paul Coppus Paul B eldenbach Beulah Thallman Agnes Sheeter leanne Hedges Yvonne Gordon Helen Faeth Opal Brundage Tom Houck Donald Border Thlrd Row Betty Coppus Geraldlne Stemmetz Marjorle Werlmg Alma Unser Dorothy Blb bee Lucy Good Adelle Morse Mary Dewald Mary l..1chtle Mr Iones Fourth Row Barbara Fruth Clayton Workley Cleora Thom Marlorre Klnn Betty Clouse The Scarlet and Gray statt has endeavored to brlng together 1n thls book the experlences and happenmgs ot the past year Mar1on Colvln and Paul Doran made a skeleton outl1ne ot the books contents tn the form ot a dummy Mr Iones and Mr H1te our faculty advlsors talthtully gulded us through the year Paul Coppus helped Marlon Colvln from the start to the t1r11sh Whlle Chl ford Dlllon and Adelle Morse were respons1ble for the sell1ng ot the annual Russell H1ll gu1ded the edltors ot the var1ous act1v1t1es Mar1or1e Feasel was ln charge of the soc1ety wrtteups W1th the asslstance ot Dorothy Blbbee Betty Coppus gathered all mformatton for sports artlcles Ieanne Hedges col lected the materlal for the muslc department Marjorle Werllng took charge of the var1ous clubs Lucy Good Wllh the help ot Margaret F ruth Wrote the class Wlll and all the other l1terature Iames Comer and Roger Sperow were respons1ble tor the Jokes 1n our annual lust as soon as the annual staff was elected Donald Border started chckmg W1th hls camera W1th the asslstance of Clayton Workley and Thomas Houck The annual staff has gone all out to make thls annual the best one pub l1shed by any seruor class ot Hopewell Loudon to date f , V V , 1 . 1 V 1 V - TV V V V r V V ' . V . V ' V r V V I ' - '- V V V 1 - . , . u H - - - - . . . , , I - I 1 I I I - 1 I I u 11 - 7ke Searle! Emma The Scarlet Banner Hopewell Loudons monthly school paper has now completed 1ts fourth year of publrcatlon The Iunlor Class attempted to make th1s the most successful year ot all successful from the standpolnt of creat 1ng student lnterest The Statt has felt that the school paper should be one ot the rallyrng polnts ot school loyallty To promote th1s phllosophy the IS sues th1s year have contalned more or1g1nal poems essays and stones Wnt ten by students More and better 1llustrat1ons and carrcatures enhvened the paper and an occaslonal cross Word puzzle varled the readlng matenal Speclal recogn1t1on must go to all the teachers class reporters and organlza t1on reporters who talthfully sent rn accounts ot the1r act1v1t1es month by month STAFF OF SCARLET BANNER Ed1tor1n Chlef Ahce Unser Soc ety Edttors R1ta Kuhn Ioyce Assoclate Edrtor Regrna Brbbee Eschenbrenner Busmess Manager Franc1s Bnckner loke Ed1tors Iames Haugh lun or Adverhsxng Manager Francls Buckner Shumalcer Mary Rose Groves School Reporter Mary Sendelbach Exchange Edxtor Annabelle Fox Productlon Robert Prenzlln lunlor L1bby Art Ed1tors Phyllls Klng Ne1l Shaull R1chard Lauer Ralph Glllrland Ralph Martha Oswald K1mmet Musrc Ed1tor Charles Fruth Sponsor Mary Eswme Top Row Mary Grove Martha Oswald Ioyce Eschenbrenner Regma B1bbee Annabelle Fox Mary Sendelbach Arvllla Goshe Phylll Kmg Allce Unser GCO'1d Row Francs Brlckner Ralph Klrnrnet Iumor Shurnaker lunxor Lrbby Iames Haugh Prciard Lauer Rlchard Shumaker Ralph Glll land Charles Fruth Nell Shaull MISS Eswme . -. i . 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I Circulation Managers-Arvilla Goshe, Sports Editor-Richard Shumaker - - s, : , , ' ' , , , A , 's X , ' . . 676-774 The Hopewell Loudon F F A Chapter has accompllsned much thrs year as an agrlcul tural orgaruzatron Some of the ways we are part1c1pat1ng tn the war effort are by gathenng scrap 1ron from the Hopewell Loudon commun1ty and buylng war bonds and stamps lncreasmg produc t1on of farm products IS also one of our mator tasks We est1mate that we w1ll produce one hunared forty pounds of pork ten thousand etght hundred pounds of beef two hundred srxty four pounds of wool two thousand pounds of lamb three thousand srxty pounds of poultry meat one thousand pullets two hundred twenty frve turkeys seven thousand etght hundred and stxty bushels of soybeans and two thousand etght hundred seventy ftve bush els of wheat thts year The shop classes have been burldlng many useful artrcles that are betng used on thetr farms To date they have burlt ten hog houses seventeen self feeders and many other useful and smaller artlcles We wlsh to congratulate Paul Coppus one of our members who was recently elected to the degree of State Farmer Th1s 1S the htghest degree awarded to any F F A member by the Ohlo Future Farmer Assoc1at1on Early last sprlng we sent several delegates to Columbus Ohlo to part1c1pate rn the State F F A contests The cream tudgmg team wort second place Those who partlclpated were Myron Smrth Paul Scherger and Iumor Shumaker Paul Scherger placed second and Iuntor Shumaker stxth tn the cream contest Gur offtcers conducted the Seneca County Future Farmer ln1t1at1on Ceremony 1n the Hope well Loudon audrtonum tn whtch all Greenhands were rarsed to the Future Farmer Degree Top Row Iumor Coppu Gerald Brerdenbach Nerl Shaull Paul Slebenaller Ralph Grllrlana Berrtard Lucru Alv1n Faeth Wade Gurney Iarncs l-laugh lunlor Shumalcer Myron Smrth Second Row Robert P enzltn Cufford Dlllon Gerald Goshe Xllncent Stemmetz Paul Sclreraer Paul Doran Charles Basel R1chard Klesel Anthony Ward Paul Brenamen Thlrd Row Albert Slo ser Donald Rerter Iumor Wallrser Lester Cleland Paul Bre1denbach Eugene Shurrtaker Charles Fruth Ralph Krrrrnet Leonard Fox Lovtell Peter Norman Covert Francts Brrckner Fourth Ftow Maurlce Smlth Student Aawtsor Herbert Harrmer Treasurer Clayton Worlcley Secretary Paul Coppu Prestdent Le Verne Wertz Reporter Mr Ph1ll1ps Advrsor I I 0 , , . - 1 1 1 1 T 1 - , , . A , - A f s, ,r , . 1 , T . ., . ,,! .. . A 3 S., ', ' S ' , I 1 - 4 ,A I A , I 1 t.m, , . su- -- - L 4 1 nw ww sam Top Row Duanne Coppus Roman Buckner MGTIOW Kmg A W Iones C L Hlte Harold Coppus Alfred Dewald Lester Summers Archre Fruth Robert Coppus Harr1s Weller Wrl ham Brersrnger l.. D Creeger lames Shumaker Chnt Thrash Haugh M1rth Coppus M1lton Slebenaller ADULT FARMERS The Adult Farmers Course was sponsored by the Vocatlonal Agnculture Department under the dlrectlon of Mr C G Phtlllps Th1rty seven farmers ln the Hopewell Loudon School D1SlflCl attended these meetlngs to d1scuss War Tlme Produchon Goals The men were drvlded mto two groups the younger men or Young Farm ers Worked ln the shop constructlng labor savlng devlces to help meet the mcrease ln produchon goals Whrle the Adult Farmers dtscussed the pOSSlb1llUGS ot mcreasmg ltvestock and Crop productlon by elhclent methods ' ' I I I I l ' , . as --Q-me-.ee E ' l Second Row-Walter Knepper, Robert Summers, E. E Meisner, Virgil Kline, Iohn Crum, Ray I , - I I Karim Heidi Sched The series of ten meetings for the ladies class was especially successful this year. Officers were: Mrs. A. W, lones, Chairman, Mrs. Charles Phillips, Sec- retary, and Mrs. Clinton Thrash, Treasurer. Attendance averaged eighteen members, often advancing to twenty-four in number. This is the second year of the organization. Many of the women participated in food demonstrations which were a part of the Modified Red Cross Nutrition Course taught Twelve women received certificates of achievement The last three lessons were devoted to Home Nursing Miss lulia Worthington R N and two senior girls Betty Coppus and Opal Brundage demonstrated correct technique in home care of the sick The class was organized on the plan of a club and the group enjoyed social fellowship together Top Row Mrs William Dewald Mrs Roma Bnckner Mr Marion King Mrs Harris Weller Mane Wmdsor Second Flow Mrs Virgil Kline Mrs lames Shumaker Mrs Ammon Walters Mrs Harold Coppus Mrs Charles Phillips secretary Mr Cora Slosser Thrrd Row Mrs M D Coppus Mrs Milton Siebenaller Miss Ruth Winner instructor Mr Clinton Thrash treasurer Mrs Mary Bre singer I as sir 25 l l Mrs. Dowell Creeger, Mrs. A. W, Iones, chairman, Mrs. A. D. Grear, Mrs. Alfred Dewald, Mrs. 4-7. JA 14. ' ' 'Jr 1.1 :Q W v.' Top How Helen Lrchtle Norma Steyer loyce Eschenbrenner Dorrlne Hedge Martha Oswald lewell Myers Wanda Gordon Betty Burn Dorothy Stemmetz Annabelle Boulllon Dorothy Klrne Second Row Betty Coppus Opal Brundage Dorothy Blbbee Mary Ltchtle Imogene Lauer Helen Smxth Maryorre Heck Marlone Scherger Beulah Thallman Thrrd Row Helen Faeth loyce Rernhard Regrna Btbbee Yvonne Gordon Agnes Sheeter MISS Wrnner The P H A began the year ol l942 1943 very successfully Durlng the past summer they earned a hrst award lor therr booth dtsplayed at the Seneca County Farr Durlng October the F H A prepared and served the Glrl Reserves Regronal Banquet Last luly a Gypsy party was held at Meadowbrook Park ln honor ot tho glrls who would be eltglble lor the club thrs year A party was QIVGD for the F F A boys on March nmth by the F H A lunror and Senror glrls Otttcers were elected at the beglnrung ol the year as follows Presrdent Reglna Brbbee Vrce Presrdent Yvonne Gordon Secretary Agnes Sheeter Treasurer loyce Remhard Hrstorran Reporter Helen Faeth Advtsor MISS Ruth Wrnner Our Motto Not at the top but chmbrng Colors Gold and Whtte Emblem Sprnmng Wheel We have one honorary member Mlldred Myers 1 ' A 4- 1 1 1 Q, , 1 1 D1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 -1 . . ,, , . QM Qwwaw Top Row Ioyce Retnhard Agnes Srteeter Mary Sendlebach Wanda Gordon Mary Dewald Ehzabeth Hoover Second Row Lors Peter Ioyce Eschertbrermer Dorrnne Hedges Annabelle Fox Mary Ltcntle Geraldxne Stelnrnetz Phylhs Ktng Dons Hoover Pauhne Eeasel Dorothy Kllre Th1rd Row Barbara Fruth Ma Jorte Werl ng Adelle Morse Lucy Good Maryorre Ktnn Dorothy Brbbee Betty Clouse Helen l.1chtle Fourth Row Mrss Leasure Reglna Btbbee Betty Coppus Norma Erankart Jeanne Hedges Mary Groves The D1str1ct Conference was held at our school October 1U l942 Mrs Serb and Mlss Per slnger the guest speakers gave mterestmg talks on How The Glrl Reserves Are Helplng ln Th1s Present Confhct After the busrness rneetrng all enyoyed a deltctous d1nner ln November we were entertalned by the E E A boys at a roller skat1ng party IH Eostorta to return our apprectatton we gave tne boys a hard tune party March 25 At Chrtstmas tlme we sent greetmg cards to the boys ln the servlce The Grrl Reserves part ctpated 1n conduct1ng the Holy Week Servtces Our Glrl Reserves Code means a great deal to us GTGCIOUS 1n manner Reach1ng toward the best Reverent to God lmparttal 1n Judgment Earnest tn purpose V1ctor1ous over self Ready lor servtce Seetng the beautltul Ever dependable Loyal to frlends Eager for knowledge Slncere at all ttmes GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS Presldent Betty Coppus V1ce Pres1dent Ieanne Hedges Secretary Regrna B1bbee Treasurer Norma lean Erankart 1' sl ' D A Also in October several of our girls were guests at a District Meeting held in North Baltimore. 6 6 W ,D an Top Row Robert Brrckner Vlctor Scherger Lowell Good Paul Hammer Second Row Ruth Phelps Helen Smtth Betty Burns Ahce Unser Maryorre Hoffman Maryorre Scherger Dons Steyer Ehzabeth Hoover Thrrd. Row Mrss Drummer Ioan Klmmet LOIS Peter Norma Frankart Maryone Heck Mary Relnhart Mary Margaret Dewald Annabelle Bou1llon Mar1or1e Shaull Classlcum Consllurm 1S an organ1zat1on to Whlch all Latln students mam tamlng an average of C+ belong lt furmshes an opportunrty for the pleas urable learnlng of much about the Romans and the1r c1v1l1zat1or1 for Whlch there 1S not sutttctent t1me 1n class lt helps to develop ln the student an apprectatron of anc1ent art and hterature a tnendly rnterest 1n the classtcs Among other mteresttng toprcs drscussed durmg th1s year have been Dress and Personal Ornaments Travel and Correspondence and Roman Reltglon OFFICERS Prlmus Consul Mary Remhart Secunclus Consul Mar1or1e Heck Tr1bune Paul Hammer Quaestor Mary Margaret Dewald Pontltex Maxrmus Mrss Agnes Drummer 39 l r C C l I I n Censor ..................A...............,..............,,..............,..,.,.....,.... Norma lean Frankart Qcwevmic Gini 'sf Standr g Pa l Ha Robert Brlckne Low ll Good Don R pp Elz beth Hoov M y Ma garet Dewald Maryorle Sha ll M Mtll Seated L Vern VV tz Regtna Blbbee Lucy Good Adelle Mor e The Forenstc Club rnembershlp thls year was composed ot three semors Margaret Fruth Lucy Good and Adelle Morse two tumors LeVerne Wertz and Reglna Blbbee one sophomore Lowell Good slx freshmen Robert Brlckner Mary Dewald Paul Hammer Elrzabeth Hoover Donald Repp Margery Shaull These members elected Vtce Prestdent Regtna Btbbee Secretary Treasurer Lowell Good The N A H S debate guestton was A Federal World Unton Should Be Establlshed February l3 at Ftndlay Htgh School LeVerne Lucy and Adelle part1c1 pated ln the O H S Speech League Tournament cons1st1ng ot Class A and Class B schools Llma Central won the tournament March l6 at Republlc Lucy Adelle LeVerne ard Margaret parttclpated ln the county debate tournament Reglna acted as a debate chalrman Hopewell Loudon won from lackson Ltberty but lost to Melmore and Repub llc the latter school wlnntng the tournament MISS Anna Gase acted as a Judge at both tournaments as d1d Mr Randall Mlller Senlor members ot the squad w1l1 recelve sterllng stlver numeral guards tumor and sophomore members wlll recelve letters or sterl1ng plns and freshmen w1ll recetve certlflcates of part1c1pat1on , E 5 5 , I I g 2 ci' . :fl iff . n V .af 'n -- u rnmer, ' r, e , e , i a ' er, ar r , ' ' u , r. 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'- I I jbfmmaffic gland Top Row Donald Border Paul Coppus Gerald Bretdenbach Thomas Houck Clayton Work ley Le Verne Wertz Paul Scherger Nev1n Border Russell H111 Paul Breldenbach Marron Colvrn Second Row Maryorre Werllng Alma Unser Mary Llchtle Geraldlne Stemmetz Yvonne Gor don Mary Sendlebach Agnes Sheeter Annabelle Fox Mary Dewald Maryorxe Feasel Betty Coppus Thlrd Row Mtss Drummer Barbara Fruth Mary Groves Ioyce Eschenbrenner Lucy Good Adelle Morse Marlorre Klnn Dorothy Bxbbee Betty Clouse Regtna Btbbee Arv1lla Goshe Mxss Gase The club took an acttve mterest ln the schools socral program for the year The one act comedy The Stlver Ltntng was gtven as the I-hgh School s contrrbutlon to the School Farr s soctal aspect We Three Kmgs ot the Ortent was protrayed tor the Chrlstmas program Thts play explarned the true meanmg of Chnstmas and was Well recetveol by the audrence Thts year as 1n prevlous years the county sponsored a One Act Play con test Members from the club were chosen tor the cast of the play whtch the school entered 1n the contest Thts cast proved qutte successful for they were awarded the county trophy and a certthcate ot supertor rankrng from the state We regret the loss of our ttne dramattc talent of the graduattng Senlors OFFICERS Vrce Pres1dent Russell Htll Secretary Treasurer Donald Border l ,, . . . 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L e V erne Wertz Top Row Marlon Colvm Russell H111 Cleora Thom Alrce Unser Paul Scherger Phyllls Krng Regma Blbbee Franc1s Buckner Mr Iones Second Row loyce Eschenbrenner MGTJOTIS Werlmg Adelle Morse Lucy Good Betty Cop pus Marlorre Feasel Agnes Sheeter Dorothy Brbbee The membersh1p of the Hopewell Loudon Honor Soclety IS constltuted ot all honorary students ot the Iunlor and Semor classes Havmg attalned a B average or above determmes a students elg1b1l1ty tor membershlp ln thls esteemed organlzatlon Bemg a member ot your school Honor Soclety automatlcally makes you a member of the County Honor Socrety Wh1ch rn turn 1S composed ot all the honor SOC1Gl1SS ot the Seneca County Centrallzed Hlgh Schools The County Honor Soclety holds several emoyable meetlngs each year The programs of these meetmgs are educatronal as Well as recreatronal To become a member of thls hlghly regarded orgamzatlon IS truly an ldeal tor any student to acqu1re Presrdent Allce Unser Secretary Margaret Fruth Treasurer Betty Coppus I . 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Dorothy Bibbee QW ww, Happy Landlngs was presented by the Iuruor Class November l7 l942 Thls three act farce by Katherlne Cavanaugh Was Well rece1ved by a large audtence The plot Was hllartous ln 1ts rmxed sltuatlons An avlator a mad Russlan who loses hls trousers two splnsters a colored team a French beauty at swords polnt Wtth the herolne a professors daughter all cornb1ned to prov1de an enloyable evenmg CAST lulret ma1d Washlngton Iones porter Mrs Stackpoole housewlte Anthony Stackpoole professor Barbara daughter Mlss Sabrlna 1 Mlss Busby S Sp nsters R Pe-rcyCourtwr1ght tutor Mrchael Pemberton avrator Spotty mechanrc Skofsky RUSSIGU Drrector Asst D1rector Costurner Stage Manager Ioyce E chenbrenner Ralph Grllrland Mary Groves Rrchard Lauer Altce Unser Annabelle Fox Regina Blbbee Rtchard Shumaker LeVerne Wertz Francls Buckner Ralph Kxmrnet H Randall Mlller Mrss Mary Eswme Rrta Kuhn Iumor Shumaker Top Row Iunror Shumaker Rrchard Shurnaker Ralph Grlhlancl Rtchard Lauer Le Verne Wertz Ralph Klrnmet Francts Brrckner Mr Mrller Second Row Phyllls Klng Ahce Unser Reglna Brbbee loyce Eschenbrenner Mary Groves Annabelle Fox I I ' - 1 1 I I I ' ' : I ,........,,............,..,,............,,,,,, ............... . .. . 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Fifiglfrench beauty ......, . ,.,, .. ........ .. ,........ ...Phyllis King me moz we CAST Cap n Benson A retlred sea captam Don Border Gran ma Benson-Cap n Benson s mother Adelle Morse Lucy Benson-Cap n Benson s daughter Mary Kmn Place New England The Seacoast Hopewell Loudon rated top honors 1n the County Play Contest and a superror rankmg 1n the Oh1O Speech League Contest wlth the play The Capta1n Comes Home Th1S melodrama presents a story of a man forced to prove hunself to the chlldren for whom he sacrlfrced h1s happlness and h1s love of the sea It reveals 1n gflpplflg fashlon the tnumph of bravery over the hatred and forces opposmg those who go down wlth the1r shlps The cast of The Captam Comes Home recerved much credrt for the way they character 1zed th1s story of love and bravery Adelle Morse who played the part of Gran ma was h1ghly commended for her outstandlng portrayal of suspense and loyalty Don Border was conv1nc1ng 1n the role of Capn Benson whlle Thomas Houck and Mary Klnn played therr parts as Iohnny and Lucy w1th much enthuslasm and sk1ll The sound effects whlch served as a necessary element rn the presentatlon of the play were ably managed by Dwlght Bennett Blchard Shumaker Andrew Clouse Bruce Klng Thomas Kelbley and Paul Comer The play was d1rected by Mrss Anna Gase lohnny Benson-Cap'n Benson's son .......................,... .f.....4....,..,...........,.,...f,.,,...... 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Um 8 CHARLES MOUNT LAUREL HUNKER MRS ANNA WALTERS MRS ETHEL GREAR Food the wav to a person s stomach is deliciously prepared and served by Mrs Ethel Grear assisted by Mrs Anna Walters The school is deeply grateful to these two women and to the gt ls who helped so laithtuliy throughout the year Every school rnust be clean to meet the approval ol the public To keep a school clean and in order the superintendent rnust have in the personnel sorneore to meet these requirements l-lopewell Loudon is torturate in having two rnen vho have fulfilled these duties faithfully They are Charles Mount who ith us We wish to thank you Mr Mount and you Mr Hunker lor your unceasina ettorts BUS DRIVERS Top Row Carl lku er Ca lyle Walter Milton Siebonaller Carl Eruth Richard Shiley Baton' Row Arden atzing r Al r ewala Ho .f a aine 1 1 ' De-Wald Through ice and now rain and sleet they never give in to cleteatl Eine wo lc mari We trulv apprecia e your u ceasing and untl ing etlot 46 1 A . , if' ' . . ' 'r has been with our school since its beginning, and Laurel Hunker, doing his work Well his first year 1 f , A' -1 .1 fe f- ,, A M' j- ' f. A .f ' waz sch A ' . Q t ed D A, rd R ' 1 Wltard ' t n Q. rr ' r s gl! -lwcfm Gmc! Known throughout the state as one ot the finest organizations of its kind, the Hopewell-Loudon band has closed another very successful season. During the past year the band was enlarged from sixty to seventy pieces and reached outstanding musical maturity both in its concert and marching styles ot performance, Playing at fairs, basketball games, school programs, concerts and other varied educational and social activities, the band was hailed by an appreciative community as the best ever. Three new instruments, an oboe, alto clarinet and bass clarinet, were added to the band during the year, making a noticeable asset to the bands playing. Although there were no national, state, or district contests this past year, many individual members ot the band proved their superior playing ability at the Seneca County solo and ensemble contest. OBOE- MARY DEWALD BASS CLARINET- IEANNE HEDGES IEAN STEYER CHARLES FRUTH CLAYTON WORKLEY FLUTES' RoBERT BRICKNER SAXOPHONES- RICHARD DORAN DUANE FRUTH WILMA ADAMS THIRD CLARINETS- URBAN STEINMETZ COLLEEN SHUMWAY CLIFFORD DILLON soro CLARINETS- , PAUL COPPUS KEZLQNENQFZQSE' DoNNA IEAN WARNS DORIS HOOVER AILEEN sPERoW HORNS- GERALDINE srrmmrirz MILDRED HEILMAN VIN BORDER GERALD Mmsimir LOUIS LUCIUS sEcoND cLARrNETs- Amo crzxrmisr-- HILARY SHEETER cLEoRA rHoM DoN REPP nomar 'rmzis 48 SOLO CORNETS-- TIIIRD CORI-JETS-A LE VERNE WERTZ RICHARD KIESEL DOYLE DILLON FIRST CORNETS-f MARIORIE FEASEL IUNIOR CLOUSE SECOND CORNETS-- MAURICE HOUCK DALE FRUTH PAUL HAMMER PAUL BRENAMEN IACK HAUGH SHIRLEY REINHART ROMA REINHARD EDWARD FRANKART TROMBONES- RUTH PHELPS PAUL SIEBENALLER VINCENT STEINMETZ RICHARD GREEN IACK VITTE MARIORIE SHAULL ADELLE MORSE Twenty soloists from Hopewell-Loudon entered the contest. Twelve received Iirst place Csuperior rat- ingl and the other eight received second place Iexcellent scoreb. Our three ensembles, the mixed clarinet quartet, the brass sextette and the girls' trio, all received first place Csuperiorl ratings. The soloists receiving superior ratings were: Ieanne Hedges, oboeg Alice Unser, cello, Margaret Fruth, sopranog Clayton Workley, bass clarinet, LeVerne Wertz, cornet, Urban Steinmetz, tenor saxophone, Ruth Phelps, trombone, Dwight Bennett, bass tubag Bruce King, baritone horn, Paul Doran, snare drum, Pauline Feasel and Adelle Morse, drum majorettes. Those receiving excellent ratings were: Paul Cope pus, clarinetg Mary Margaret Dewald, violin, Barbara Eruth, soprano, Don Repp, alto clarinet, Richard Kiesel, Cornet, Cleora Thom, alto, Nevin Border, French horny and Urban Steinmetz, tenor. Members ot the superior ensemble were: LeVerne Wertz, Richard Kiesel, Nevin Border, Ruth Phelps, Bruce King, Dwight Bennett, brass sextette, Paul Coppus, Geraldine Steinmetz, Don Repp, Clayton Workley, mixed clarinet auartetg Barbara Eruth, Margaret Eruth, Cleora Thom, girls' trio. The Hopewell-Loudon music department won more tirsts than the other nine schools together. BARITONESi BRUCE KING EUGENE WALTERS FRED SCAIFE BASSES- DWIGHT BENNETT EUGENE SI-IUMAKER URBAN FEASEL CHARLES DUNDORE PERCUSSION- PAUL DORAN GERALD BREIDENBACI-I DORIS STEYER CHARLOTTE FRUTI-I IEWELL MYERS MARIORIE HOFFMAN MARY MARGARET DEWALD LOWELL GOOD TWIRLERS- PAULINE FEASEL ADELLE MORSE ALICE UNSER 49 6cwcwZl0 Under the able direction of Mr. C. L. Hite, the Hopewell-Loudon Music Department has gained state-wide recognition. The suc- cess of the band, the orchestra, the vocalists and soloists were due to his untiring efforts and abil- ity as a music director. Through his ettorts with the students, Mr. Hite has created an interest and appreciation of music, which neither the school nor the students will forget. Throughout his tour years as music director, his organizations have always been given high rating when in competition with other schools. The band has en- tered local, district and state con- tests, as have his individual in- strumentalists, and have in every case gained high recognition. The entire Music Department extends their appreciation to Mr. Hite tor his fine and beneficial work. FIRST VIOLINS- PAULINE FEASEL MARY MARGARET DEWALD DORIS STEYER MARIORIE HOFFMAN IEWELL MYERS DORRINE HEDGES SECOND VIOLINS- CHARLOTTE FRUTH MARY SCHERGER EUGENE SHUMAKER ANTHONY TIELL ARVILLA GOSHE CHARLOTTE SIEGLE 50 The Hopewell-Loudon concert orchestra, featuring a Hsymphonetteu style of playing, and characterized by a rich and beautiful tonal balance, has grown during the past year into a musical organization of quite mature stature. This spirited group performed many times throughout the year at varied school programs and always received the highest kind of praise from its many ardent followers. Two members of the string section of the orchestra entered the annual county solo and ensemble contest. Both did splendidly. Alice Unser won first place Csuperiorb in cello and Mary Margaret Dewald won second place Cexcellentl rating in violin, The excellent past performance of the orchestra should ensure a brilliant future. CELLO4 FIRST CLARINETS- FRENCH HoRN4 TROMBONES-f ALICE UNSRR PAUL coPRUs NEVIN BORDER RUTH RHELRS BARITONE DORIS HoovER SAXOPHONES, PAUL SIERENALLI-QR A GERALDINE STEINNIETZ A T EUGENE WALTERS EIIQTLQEE giI?UNifi3vTiY BASSEST SECOND CLARINETS- CLIFFQRD DILLQN LE VERNE WERTZ OBOE- DWIGHT BENNETT MARY REINHART DONNA IEAN WARNS TEANNE HEDGES URBAN FEASEL MARY DEWALD CORNETS- FLUTES- RICHARD KIESEL PERCUSSIONS4 DUANE FRUTH BASS CLARINET- DoYLE DILLoN PAUL DORAN RICHARD DORAN CLAYTON WORKLEY MARIORIE FEASEL GERALD BREIDEN EACH Sl gflddzl Swaileiile QMJQZJAAMQQ Hopewell-Loudon was fortunate to have another very fine brass sextette this year. Besides performing at several school functions, it entered the county contest and received a I+ Csuperior plush rating. T p Dwight Bennett Bruce King Ruth Phelps Nevin Border Richard Klesel Le Verne Wertz bcttorn Clayton Workley Donald Repp Doris Hoover Geraldine Sternmetz Paul Coppus l i . , , , 4 ,ff edward Mr ,tra ,W mr awww The high school a cappella choir met twice a week throughout the year and sang several varied concerts, all of which were excellently received by a very appreciative audience. The choir contributed much to the success of the school music festival given in May. The girls' trio, selected from members ot the choir, Won a ll' Csuperior plusl rating at the county contest. r R Uppe Photo Top Row Clayton Workley Don Border Tom Hosrck Paul Cop, s Ge ald B eidenbach Husserl Hill C a F th Bruce King Le Ve ne Wert? 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STAHLMAN CURTIS VVOESSNER WHEN IN FOSTORIA ITS I I l East North Street Lumber Cu BERTS RESTAURANT LUMBER M1LLWoHK RooF1No UPEN DAY AND NIGHT EOR THE LAST EIGHTEEN YEARS IOHN DEERE REPAIRS AND SHOP WORK 203 North Mom Street Phone 769 Fostoncx Oh1o Phone 2194 Fostona Ohro McCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE SUPERIOR ENGINEERING DURABILITY AND EFFICIENCY DEPENDABLE SERVICE LET US SERVE YOU FARM SUPPLIES GARDEN TOOLS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WORK CLOTHES AUTO ACCESSORIES TOOLS POULTRY EQUIPMENT DRIVE BELTS ETC FRANCE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 1248 TIFFIN OHIO 104 Mcxdlson Street THE STORE WITH THE STOCK W I HARDWARE FARM PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES W Jfafue fl' CARL A SCHWABLE HARDWARE CO TIFFIN oH1o s . I . . I . Largest Parts Stock in Country. We can help you keep your machinery running efficiently. I R R HAUGH Presldent H L WALTER Manager IVII IEAID OWISIQO GD IK IDAIIQIK NORTHERN OHIO S PLAYGROUND BASCOM OHIO Between Tlihn cmd Fostorm on Route 18 Sixty Acres ol Beautiful Groves Dancing Pavillion Boating Ponies Miniature Autos and Amusements Tables lor Eicnice aid Reuiion House Game Courtq Refreshment Stands Etc COMPLIMENTS OE THE ALWAYS READY CLASS M E CHURCH BASCOM OHIO HALF WAY INN Restaurant and Gasoline IUNCTION ROUTES 23 AND 224 COMPLIMENTS OE THE Cummemal Banklng Xi Savmq Co FOSTORIA OHIO A I . Q 7 A. .K 1 I Sy Swimming Pool, Sand Beaches, Play Grounds and Equipment, Batli I I I I NO RENT MEANS LOW OVERHEAD LOW OVERHEAD MEANS LOW PRICES Breeders of Quality Purebred C A R R S POLAND CHINA SWINE WE SELL FOR LESS NO RENT TO PAY Esmbhshed 1890 EARM AND 1-IERD INSPECTION FOSTORIA OHIO 328 Greenfleld Street Tlffln Ohlo GENERAL INSURANCE AND BOND INSURANCE IQIEIEID IINSIUIRANQEIE NQBIENQEY INSURANCE ADVISOBS NOTARY PUBLIC 113 West Center Street FOSTORIA OHIO Phone 2251 OF FOSTORIA 1wemberoIE D I C RINEBOLD KENNELS E-A-T A-ND ENIOY GOOD B eeders of Reglstered ICE CREAMS TOY FOX TERRIERS Z Phone 3063 FOSIOIICI Ohlo TIFFIN OHIO FIRST IIHTIDIIHL 3111115 COMPLIMENTS OE ARTHUR WALTER SEED CU KENTON OHIO GRAND RAPIDS ILL 'Wnme me mme PFISTER FIELDS Mm eaea defame Local represemcltlve DANIEL D KING YOUD LIKE IT BETTER ECIISOTI Cut Rate Dfllg IF IT CQMES PRQM CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES FOSTORIA OHIO TIFFIN Q1-HQ OHIO W HAROLD D E HAROLD IHNIRGD ILID IFIU N IEIQAIL IHCD IVII IE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 553 134 West TIIIID Street Fostorla Ohmo .I LOWEST PRICES QD QD W S IN I. , , . 748 Sifmwthtiw Slack FRUTH HARDWARE FOSTORIA OHIO CQMIDUMENTS QF MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES AND RUBBER FOOTWEAI 744 Ida BILLS ECUNUMY STORE Fostona Ohlo Tlffln Oh1o Fostona Oh1o WITH COMPLIMENTS OF SUNOCO PRODUCTS EXPERT LUBRICATION MOTOR TUNF UP GEACHS SUNOCO SERVICE Perry cmd Fremont Streets FOSTORIA OHIO TIFFIN OHIO ROAD SERVICE Ph 7 1 1' GEACH ALL PASSENGERS INSURED RIDE WITH DUKE FOR SAFETY COURTESY SERVICE CLEVELAND CAB Phone 1322 5 EAST MARKET STREET TIFFIN OHIO U I I I , . . . . . LET YOUR CAR PERFORM AT ITS BEST - one 99 . . I 5 . COMPLIMENTS OF 'Wffm Gaca Gola Ealfflmq 0 COMPLIMENTS OF Opposlte Showhon Hotel TIFFIN OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE IDEAL GRADUATION GIFT Save Wlth a genume Lane Cedar Chest PRoM THE BOND FURNITURE CO FOSTORIA OHIO GEORGE GRIMES WALT S LUNCH Wholesale ond Retoll GROCERIES I-IOME COOKED FOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHOICE COLD MEATS MEATS BASCOM OHIO PHONE 41 BASCOM OHIO . . - . 0. The City National Bank Advertlser Press LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTERS 2 9 COURT STREET The Natlonal Rehmng Company NATIONAL PRODUCTS FAMOUS SINCE 1882 PHONES COMPLIMENTS OF W M KYSEH SALES CUMPANY WARREN OHIO Telephone 1716 SCHOOL AND IANITORIAL SUPPLIES OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES HOPEWELL LOUDON CAFETERIA Ice Cream Scmdwlches EXCELLENT MEALS 80191225 Slain SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHS A COMPLETE SERVICE TIFFIN, OHIO PHONE 8 3 E-i'f 'L TIFFIN, OHIO Fostoria 412 5 Tiffin 15 5 5 O The Store for Everyone A II Deal for All S WARNSIES HARDWARE LQLEPLPELG CEEUJWIFJHINIQ STCTJESE EOSTORIAS FINEST MENS STORE 201 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A B CLOUSE GROCERIES MEATS SOFT DRINKS WHY NOT COME IN BASCOM OHIO THE FOSTORIA COMPLIMENTS OF LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO Harrg M Ward FOR A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH REMEMBER MARCHION THE DICKEN STUDIO FOSTORIA OHIO D D 240 West North Street Fostoria. O. BRYAN, OHIO C C 9 3 OF EJQDEJEWELEQEQDUEQN THE BEST IN THE LAND COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 7j,e Rancj, SALLY ANN BAKERY S 224 TIFFIN OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING CO FORT WAYNE INDIANA H t Elkh t COFFEE SHOP NEWMAN S TIFFIN OHIO 5 T1 h Bach, Buescher, ol on, ar , King Band and Orchestra QE S Q N Instruments and Supplies I 189 outh Washington Street Phone 133 ifin. O io PATRONS PAGE FLOYD I KINNEMAN FOSTORIA DR H D HUNTER FOSTORIA GLENN SMITH CHEVROLET CO FOSTORIA PASTIME BILLIARD PARLOR FOSTORIA SWINK BARBER SHOP FOSTORIA KELLEYS LUNCH FOSTORIA FDISON CUT RATE DRUG STORE FOSTORIA HOLLENBAUGH S FLOWERS FOSTORIA NEW OHIO HOTEL FOSTORIA BERT S RESTAURANT FOSTORIA BILL S ECONOMY STORE FOSTORIA NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL INS F H WARRAN COPPUS CLOVER FARM STORE FOSTORIA GEORGE ECOS SHOE SHOP TIFFIN EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY CO PAINESVILLE FRED RECREATION, FOSTORIA COMPLIMENTS OF 111 South Wc1sh1ngton Street TIEFINS HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE IEWELRY QF COURSE The Cream o Tqfn ICE CREAM MILK BUTTER IIFFIII JELUEHLHY UB.. 3 .. f 0 efnanufi Reiiawzani CORNER PERRY AND WASHINGTON STREETS TIFFIN OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Dr Ralph W Comstock 7 Tfhn Ouahty Bu11d1ng Materlal THE GURDUN LUMBER CU PURE MILK AND DAIRY CU U nexcelled Dazry Products BACK THE ATTACK 'uf Wan Banca ancf Wan Slanqzd DO YOUR PART TO WIN THE WAR HELP SEND THEM WHAT IT TAKES TO WIN I , Ph 3 2 i ' , Ohio Phone 882 Tiiiin, Ohio Phone 66 Tiffin, Ohio 'k i NU-P-mg, Maria e Wa e Gu ne. ma Mar Cafher nt De Wa afior Q K nn fwemcmw grin ynarrlicf 1945 r J 19 S' IJ ma rad -Frarrfi L f70'k 'glib I I . 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