Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Senior class officers President Dave Har- ris, Vice-President Mike Galliher, Secretary Judy Badertscher, and Treasurer Donna Mutch- ler, were kept extremely busy planning parties and trips and making final plans for graduation I iff , ,-3 W , Zi in l- , gi? QNA- ff ' , ' sw Jtr rrrl B 'rx sfs B , ,.-S? , tif" ,mf n sziigffiiff v-1 'I fffl' -' ' " af- ,.' tiff? ' U Z' ff 5 ' hy ' .fu to , 17 ." . Ei 5 ' 5 ,:1e2f3:"i Eg' Z 1' if." gf' lr:-,4r::1LY.::i4y.sJi Sharon Louise Armstrong Judith Lynn Badertscher David larry Banks Charles Buddy Beasley is, .. . ' . ' r 7 ' A W, 1 W ,s fm W it f , W, B W ' X erf .--.A its Nr!! l Y' f -J" 4-Her-as l Linda Glorene Benner Rebecca Lou Betson Galen Lawrence Blough Dennis LYHH 30131 52 ,ef - 5 nf A , 5 f H W' ii P511 5 J-I 2 z NLF' l 1:1 f .1 I J' hi- ,. , if ' T 6 I J I 'Bw if .1 ' E.: ,J "'f.Y:' f 5 ,y t " 'PQ f Q A 'Q' . Y' tiff , Q 1 l . ix 'l'-1 i

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I OR .... Leaders of the Near Future Our high school days have come to an end, but this 'giant step was only the beginning. The first move toward our new life was at commencement exercises when we re- ceived our diplomas, our birth certificates to adulthood! We now walk through life with our heads up high and our goals set even higher. Disappointments will confront us and questions will a.rise,butwe shall be strong and carry on as before, taking the disappointments graciously and answer- ing the questions explicitly. We shall take life, "One step at a time, but always forward." We have not reached this first milestone in our life alone. There have been teachers to instruct us, friends to console us, -and parents to guide us. All of our associates have had a part in rounding out our personalities. Our twelve years of free public education are now over and we must face the challenges presented by the world. We must make new and better acquaintances and adjust blandly to our new surroundings. Now is the time when we must make our own decisions, set our own goals, and live our lives in the most profitable way. "NOW, IS THE HOUR!" Senior Jacque Workman wrote a poem commemo- rating the exit of the class of 1966 from high school. It was written for use in the senior farewell assembly and best describes the emotions of a graduate toward his Alma Mater. GRADUATION MEANS FAREWELL Twelve years have passed at last they passed. A long, long road was it. And here it is that grand, grand year, of 1966. We started to climb that mountain high, A long, long time ago, We never thought we'd reach that peak But I guess you never know. The years have been fun, the years have been gay, But never did we know, That someday soon would come that day, The 29th of May. lt's here at last, we can't deny, That high school days are through, And I am sure that most of us Will remain to Hillsdale true. To you the underclassmen, That we no more shall see, We hope that you will make your years As happy as ever can be. Farewell dear friends, good-by to all, We'l1 always remember you, You've been a part of our life here But we'll start our life anew. We're going out to meet the world And we must say good-by. Good-by, farewell, again dear friends Good-by, dear Hillsdale High. The customary turning of the tassel was done by each row after they had received their diplomas.

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Yu. Linda Louise Bontrager Linda Elaine Bowen Curt Edward Briggs Terry Duane Briggs O icers Managed Most Class A airs i i "tf'TpfM'fn 'A 1 I ' - . H y W . . r ,H 1 ,erik AVN H -, ,. i H fairer - ' i ' .4 f . 'Q -q..,,,, -V 1 1 xii Joan Louise Brookover Rosemary Browne David George Butler Glorene Kay Chance Senior boys Pete Kosse, Chuck Wiltrout, Randy Luikart, Paul Patterson, and Don Freeborn always had something to do to occupy their time at noon. This is just one sampling--piling up as many milk cartons as possible before they tumble down. -- ' J , ' J' . an Aff" " ,V . ..-af VIS? ' -, .. ,...