Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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L2 T1IK SKIKMISIIHH r Turner Cup The Turner Cup, as the name indicates, was left to Hillsdale High School in 1918 by R. A. Turner, former teacher and club worker, upon his resigning his position here, and accepting a more responsible one in the work he cared for most, and which gives him greater opportunity to prove his ability as a Boys and Girls Club leader. Beyond a doubt, the cup represents the kind of man the giver is, and one who wins it must have come up to the standard he set. Proficiency in one thing alone will not procure this desired cup ; nothing but efficiency in all High School activites, social, mental, physical, and spirit- ual, will entitle the one chosen by the faculty to have his name engraved upon it ; for this cup cannot be possessed by any one individual permanently ; nor upon his graduation may he take it with him, any more than one indvidual is able to deprive Hillsdale High School of the spirit which this cup represents. Bert Stoll was the first and only one to have his name placed upon this cup until this year, when it was awarded to Asher Schmitt. This decision ex- pressed the desire of every one, and we feel that it went fairly to the one most worthy and deserving.

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1 1 TIIK SklHMISIIKM 91 Henry Gordon — Men at some-times are masters of their fate. Class Officer 4 Class Day Program Johnson, Gladys — A perfect woman nobly planned to warn, to comfort, and command. Chorus 3 Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3-4 Girl Reserve 4 A. A. 3-4 Skirm sher Staff 4 Debating 4 Honor Roll S Class Day Program Lister, Neva — Nothing qualities. A. A. 3 endures but personal Seitz, Caroline — A beautiful bud with its sweetest leaves yet folded. Chorus 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Basket ball 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-4 A. A. Officer 4 Pfau, Josephine- A. A. 3-4 ' Deeds alone suffice.