Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Gail Mowry, senior class president, and Mary Mutchler, junior class president, took turns introducing the couples during the Grand March. Cinderella May 26, 1967, was no doubt a busy day for the hairdressers as the juniors and seniors anticipated the night's activities. As prom night began, guests were introduced by senior class president Gail Mowry and junior class president Mary Mutchler as they entered through castle doors into the world of Cinderella , The theme was clearly understood with a gold pumpkin coach accenting the beautiful decorations in the gymnasium. Dancing music was provided by the Ad-Libs Quintet. The buffet dinner was held in a cafeteria decorated with glass slip- pers and flowers. Following the, prom, a post-prom was held at the YMCA. The post-prom was provided by the juniors and seniors parents. A., f f Randy Louden and Sherry Myers are introduced in the Grand March -'1 NA g,.,,.-2-...f X . 7 dw -new s 7 7 I -.f x -SARL, x 1 i 5'. it T it gi 4 - ' G E ' +-A ' - , ,- 1 1.1 fx-X: , fl X Y -Y Q ' I? .vs . ..J 7 .. i, -., .uK1lif I Linda Anderson serves Tim Kosse and his guest to a 'd C ' C ' -. Walter Graveny his guest, and Sue Hardesty wi e variety of food 'tt the buffet dinner The food was pre pared by the school cooks with the aid of mothers and her date sign their names in preparation of the Grand March.

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The Athletic Side of Gur School Life Sports contribute greatly to every student's life. Many participate in football, basketball, baseball, track and wrestling. These participants gain much in physical and mental development. They learn to think and play as members of a team. The motto Sportsmanship is doing unto others as ii you would have them do unto you is kept uppermost in the students' minds at all times as participant or as observer in victory or in defeat. This learning to accept winning or losing in a gracious manner is a very important part in the bigger game of growing up and will carry over into our adult life and help us meet the gains and losses we will encounter each day. Sports are indeed a very important part of our school life. Mr. Valentine gives hurried encouragement and advice to Don Myers.