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According to the WWII Army Enlistment Records, Helen enlisted in the WAC in February 1943, when she was 22 years old (per the Social Security Death Index).
I know that she went on to teach at Hobart High School for many years, and was among the founders of the Hobart Historical Society.
From Hobart High School's Brick-art yearbook for 1948, here is Helen Hopp (at left) with Esther J. Risinger; both teach commercial courses.

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Image courtesy of the Hobart Historical Society.
3 comments:
I'm a great typer thanks to Miss Hopp! She was a great teacher!
In every picture I've seen of her, she's got a great big smile.
She taught me typing in 1976, and I knew her from doing volunteer work at the historical society.
She held some sort of speed typing record.
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