Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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f Varied Activities i Qi - if-:ann-it any-gag, ! 31 The starting five are introduced, but as any coach or basketball player will say, it takes the effort and enthusiasm of the whole team and the entire school to win a game. The backstage workers are no less important than the actors on stage. Cliff Ramsier, Marlyn Cox, and Mary Ellen Maxwell act out a scene from the play The Miracle Worker and Junior Daniels and Barry Pringle control the . lighting throughout the play. Mr. House works with the Girls' Glee in antic ipation of the district and state contests in the near future.

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School has long been in session and tensions some- times mount. It's lucky for Dale Jones that Mr. Nagy is only joking! Assemblies were always welcomed by the teachers as well as the students as a change from the regularly scheduled day. School Life Consists Bob Somerlade and Jeff Cox practice for the ping- pong tournament soon to take place. Ping-Pong also served as something to keep students occupied during the noon periods. A crowded schedule kept Hillsdale band director, Mr. Jay Wells, very busy. Mr. Wells was in charge of the junior high as well as the high school band. New routines for the marching band, preparing pep music for the basketball games, practicing for contest, and giving concerts throughout the year were just a few of jobs Mr. Wells was in charge of. ,X s V f . ' x . t , ' x W , H , , tl X H. Niigil :I 4 J ni W is . ,if 5 fl

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l 1- gtflt ,EQ A day that every student looks forward to is the day that the National Honor Society inducts its new members. Con- nie Murvine, Jack Bevington, Richard I-iange, Carol Atterholt, Georganne Carl, Roger Dennis, Dixie Fulk, Tom Fulk, Mary Jones, Carolyn Moody, Carolyn Rishel, Jackie Roberts, Randy Stitzlein, and Diane Switzer were inducted as new members this year. Closing Da .. Air. . V -f 1 J ara, ay, gifs, ' a HQ Q 4' A ' r -- , I V ,rt D Q . .. H . , . 2 fi-41. , .f ' '1,.sU,.t.'-si,-.1 L:'f'A,L'. 2 - -V- , -. X A - .1 , ..af?'sPf V 1. X , ' ' . 1 if 1' ' -- ?i' f ' -5 ' R - 1:1 YV ,Er 4 'y'f'?fS2fi i . Qu ' - -if '-.iziyp it-i.11Jf',f:an'fc - T 't -'. 5:74 ft g,- zawfff I gl-'Q A 'E' 3 1.-E 'j Y Y ,ac l mw- ,,.-J.- tm , .1 x. 1 , T' , :-1-.,.-fa J 15 --15 -' -4.513 X x X - t ' ' 'i Q . - its w'lff7.'g ' A 5355513 ' is 175.75 ': M112-F'-est L - .L ,am E-. ' ' Hifi-fbi? mir' --- '-Ea -'J A-1 A - - r '-t-'-f'--- R' W .age nt M E 3 1 , L A ary: , tg. ,- 5 Field Day was an enjoyable day for all. The girls 1 in the above picture are trying their skill at jumping the hurdles and the boys in the picture below are testing their speed in a relay race. el- L ff. r 2+ 3 -2 ' fwt-ff 5 ' ,r K A na. ,, -r , t K, , ' x K, Mi- . 4, ,Et , ,ggi sy, . L ,,, Y P . - . 55 A 1 ' ' Q 1' ' Q I-fa 4 5' r v ' . ' W' .5 'P' -- sf- , - , rl ,, - A ' 1 A . ' -Iv' f - A., , t 5, X,., ,. , ,, , V-A N . 4.4 '1-3 1 .1 1- D I s '-Y-' H -- 'A-,qw-3 if- . . ' One of the biggest and most talked about highlights G: K pp ,:lA?Yg4!'jlAK,,LIj,--glkg . . . 1 - 1: ' . N fav , g lweya. - -..i.:g,1fY,?1., A , ', ng 5, ,Q k '- . ,J of the year was the Junior-senior prom. 'C1 ncerella -N' ,A U 1 , i A2115 7, . . . ,354 V. gi fi . f,-r..-1 1 -,fe--1. was the theme chosen by the Juniors for this year's prom. 2. 5ft T'fff:-- wi ,,.?T1fe' -gs-'afeef 1 f5 :+:?'j,i'f.f, V , ,- it A--X s . -4'-. I 1 , The couples in the above picture are dancing to the .L 5 Zi? fl-if-f - fi-'L .-Q - 1' , , -' music by the Ad-Libs Quintet. -- r 5:-5, . f'r-