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

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Second Grade We, the second grade, are a very happy group. As We started the year, some of us were in the combination room and had Mrs. Reeser for our teacher. But as the year moved on she lett us and We were all together under Mrs. Zepernick. We have just lots of fun going to school, although We do work very hard, too. We just can't wait to continue our studies as third graders. FRONT ROW: Priscilla Crosby, Ruth Ellen Yambert, Bonnie Staley, Frances Wilson, Ieanette Kelbley, Ianet Hawk, Iudy Brendle, Linda Steinhour. Sandra Alley, Sue Ann Zoeller, Donna Woessner, Mary Ann McCormick, Kathryn Brendle. SECOND ROW: Steven Durst, Iim Piper, Diana Cramer, Ioan Zoeller, Gloria Conrad, Linda Dillon, Carol Stover, Iudy Dull, Donna Curns, Beverly Wertz, Russel Kreh, Danny Earl. THIRD ROW: lerry Kelbley, Pete Marshall, Weldon Feindel, lack Scaife, Carl Tiell, Richard Fruth, Merle Reinhart, James Fox, Harold Goshe, Tom Krupp. Mrs, Evelyn Zepemick Bowling Green State University Grade 2

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Mrs. Alma Reiss Bowling Green University Grade l FRONT ROW: Dorothy Walters, Barbara Staley, Margaret Feindel, Rebecca Biqham, Alice Scaife, lane Vitt, Io Ann Hall, Karen Con- rad, Ianice Pauff, Kathleen Cool, Nancy Carmen, Delores Psoda. SECOND ROW: Harold Stultz, Dalton Heck, Marvin King, Carolyn Shane, Ienny Zoeller, Shelia Scherger, Gloria Myers, Sharon Daughenbaugh, lean McCormick, Mike Bonham, lim Brickner. THIRD ROW: Charles Dauqhenbaugh, Robert Kelbley, Steve Creeger, Dean King, lack Price, Leonard Bordner, Richard Lauer. First Grade These boys and girls use those little chairs filled by we seniors back in the 1940-1941 school year. That was the be- ginning of twelve years of hap- piness for us just as it now is for this group of first graders. Twelve years from now this class will be recalling those first days together just as we now find ourselves doing. May they grow up to be fine students and good school citizens so that the name of Hopewell-Loudon will continue to mean good educa- tion where ever its influence is felt. Good luck to the Class of 63 from the Class of 52 . Mrs. Beatrice Reeser Ohio State University Grades l of 2

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Third Grade We, the third grade, would like to express how rnuch we enjoy going to school. This year we were introduced to the sub- ject oi geography. This is a very interesting subject, and through it we learn of the coun- tries ot the world. We are look- ing iorward eagerly to the next nine years at Hopewell-Loudon. FRONT BOW: Nancy Hohrnan, Mary Ann Earl, Susan Groves, Diane Woess- ner, lane Anderson, Barbara Dillon, Mathilda Welly, Kathy Adams, Ianet Hall, Iudy Walter, Bonnie Schreiner, lanet Wingart, loan Shane, loyce Arnold. SECOND ROW: Susie Breidenbach, Nancy King, Iudy I-lauqhawaut, Bobby Rainey, Gary Crawford, Bobby Schu- bert, Bobby Nickels, Fritz Ruble, Tommy Chaney, Carl Daughenbaugh, Evelyn Hall, Rosie Be-rrier, Betty Depinet. 10 THIRD BOW: Bobby Chaney, Harold Williams, Harold Tiell, Iirn Kelbley, Glenn Eeindel, lim Hoover, Louis Zeller, lirn Zoeller, David Webb, Frank Young, Richard Baker, lohn Peters, Dick Robin- son. ABSENT: ludy Miller, Suellen Brickner. Mrs. Pauline Fruth Bowling Green University Grade 3