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

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CQLHJQ. SEPTEMBER ' 17-Game with Amsden there. 9-School opens with enrollment ot 480. 25-Senior pictures taken. OCTOBER 2-Science classes attend open house at Bell Telephone Co. 23-Curtiss Magazine Campaign begins. Z4-F.F.A., F. H. A., and Y-Teen have a hayride. 30-Band played in Fostoria Hallowe en Parade. NOVEMBER . 24Band plays at Heidelberg-Ohio North- em football game at Tiffin. 5-A Persian entertains HLHS. 8-Science classes attend House of Magic and electric show. 22-Iunior Class Play. 26-County Honor Society meeting here. 27-High School pupils take intelligence tests. 27-Thanksgiving Square Dance for High School. 28-Band plays at P.T.A. meeting. 29-Latin Club enioys a hayride. 30-Y-teen have a party for the High School Qlrls. DECEMBER 2-Game Supper. 4-Basketball season opens with game at Old Fort. 6-Game with Thompson at Thompson, 7-Game with Clyde. 10-Game with Iackson. 13-Basketball game with New Riegel here. l7eHome game with Calvert. 19-Christmas Program. 20-Beginning of Christmas Vacation. 20-Basketball game with Bettsvtlle. 30-Christmas vacation ends. IANUARY 3-Home game with Old Port. 7-Chieftains play St, Wendelin there. 8-Game with Calvert there. W 10-Game with Republic there. 14-'Home game with Republic. 17-Pictures taken for the annual. 18- Debate Club attends debate, Findlay. 21-Basketball game with St. Wendelin's here. 22-Seniors have class party. 24-Game with Attica here. 25-Game with New Reigel there. 31-Home game with Bloomville. FEBRUARY 4-Salem plays HL here. 7-Last game ofthe season with Melmore there. 7-Brass Sextet entertains at Kiwanis Club Banquet at HLHS. 8-Band plays at School Masters' Banquet here. ' 8-F. F. A. boys attend Parliamentary Procedure. ll-County toumament begins here with Chieftains defeating New Relgel. 22-Tournament ends with Beltsville de- feating Old Fort tor the County Charti- pionship Trophy and Thompson win- ning the consolation game. 27-Beginning of District Toumament here. MARCH 8-Finals of District Tournament. 14-One Act Play. 18-F.F.A. goes to Columbus for Famx and Home Week. 22--Music contestants compete in County Solo Contest. 28-County Music Festival held here. 29-Music contestants compete in District Solo Contest. APRIL 9-Preshman'Sophomore Prom. ll-English and Music Classes take a trip to see the opera Hansel and Gretel at Cleveland opera house. 20-State Music Contest. 26-Iunior-Senior Prom. MAY 16-Senior Class Play. 18-Baccalaureate Services. 2 l-Graduation Exercises. 22-Recognition Day and School Closes.

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gm riuem We wish to express our deepest appreciation cmd qratltude to the bus drivers of Hopewell-Loudon, for brinqlnq us safely to and from school in all kinds of weather. TOP ROW: Paul Pember bus No. G. Wilbur McOuisllon bus No. 5. Earl Conrad bus No. 3, subslllule for Wesley Shumway, Ir. BOTTOM ROW: Wlllard DeWald bus No. 8. Milton Siebenaller bus No. 1. Earl Dep- inel bus No. 4. Richard Shiley bus No. 7. Ciwfoabarw Mr. Robert Shumaker Mr. Stanley Shumwcry Cagferia, Mrs. Eihel Green' Mrs. Anna Walter Mrs. Ed Brickner 5

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MR. A. W. IONES Congratulations to the class of 1947. The Scarlet and Gray will fumish a complete record of the pupils and activi- ties of the school during the year 1946- l947. It is a chronicle of events they will want to remember. Peace came to the world and a new atomic era has staqed its entrance into the affairs of men. Let us hope that the Hopewell-Loudon school will be lar- stghted enough in its school program to train boys and girls to live useful lives in this aqe and to be better citizens because they were once enrolled in this school. MR. H. R. MILLER Always, following a major war, there are problems of a unique nature for younq people to master. Especially are they perplexing in the social, moral, and economic fields. It's my sincere hope and belief that these students of Hope- well-Loudon, whose activities are so well portrayed in this year book, are better trained than ever to solve their problems. I congratulate the Class of 1947 for excellent achievement.