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

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Helen Worstell B.Sci. in Education Bowling Green State University ' Commercial llfiules with iron hand in commercial roomsj C. G. Phillips E.Sci. in Agriculture Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture tEveryone's lriend.J Lillian Kelbley B.Sci. T. U. University St. Iohn's Teachers College Bookkeeping, Mathematics tl-las lull time job-the eighth gradej Floyd M. Reister Ohio State University B.Sci. in Education Physical Education Social Science tlnside inlormation on every subiectj Mrs. A. W. Iones Ypsilanti University Bowling Green State University Literature, English INothing perieot-always expectinq something bettenl Kenneth Kay Ballwin Wallace B.Sci. in Music Music ilThe man that has seen the country.J

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H. R. Miller A.B. in Heidelberg College M.A. in Education Ohio State University English-Biology fTraliic cop in Hopewell,Loudon's hcllsj Man dwells between two enternities, the eternity ot the past, the eternity of the future. Too often his past represents unsat- isfactory achievement, unsatisfactory, be- cause he can do better. To atone for these past disappointments, man, therefore, hopes continuously that his future prom- ises more glory than his past. This hope spurs him to try again for achievement. For the Senior Class of l944, graduating with high hopes, it is my sincere desire that your disappointments be few and your achievemements many and glorious. Betty Lou Pdden Ohio State University B,Sci, in Home Economics Home Econmics and Science and Geography fG0od sense of humor.l D. B. Noble B,Sci. in Education Coach fMan with the black trousersl Annu Mae Postle Ohio State University B.Sci. in Education English and Latin ILives up to the red-haired traditionj

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Maxine Nidcxy First Grade Ruth Geiger Second Grcxde Dolores Sendelbach Third Grade Anobel Good Fourth Grade Luellcr Brickner Fifth Grade Alice Doran Sixth Grade