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

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Agnes Sheeter tOHice Secretaryl Agnes is always ready to do some task in a moment's notice. She is kept busy answering the telephone, writing the schools correspondence, keeping the financial records of all the school orga- nizations, handling the school supplies and keeping the records for the bus drivers. This she does willingly, courte- ously and etticiently. A. W. Iones Superintendent B.Sci, and M.A. in Education Ohio State University lAlways going some place.l I consider it a privilege to be able to com- mend our youth who are performing all types of service to our country. Our recommendations to those who are still in school are to study more diligently the fundamental subjects, to keep physically tit, and to keep their thinking on worth- while things. Many of our lormer stu- dents and graduates are in camps and on every battle front throughout the world. They are fighting that we may keep our American Way ol Life. i L:

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Bamcfcvfffcfncaiian During this critical period of World confusion and conflict, it is difficult to express in mere words that which is in our hearts. We as Americans are fighting to preserve the safety of our homes, our families and our very existence. As men and Women and boys and girls, we must all strive together to conquer the deadly enemies of freedom. There is no stronger foundation nor finer background for cz useful life than a high school education and there is no place in the world Where we can enjoy our advantages and associations as We do in the United States of America. So let us take as our slogan the Words used by a famous com- mentator, 'iWork, fight, give, make Democracy life. VIRGIL P. KLINE President, Board of Education Standing-Harold Coppus, Samuel Lawless, Paul Pember, Clerk, Seated-Archie Fruth, Vice Presidentg Virgil Kline, President: Francis Brickner.

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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