Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)
- Class of 1945
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NWN WUWHQE I Q 4 5 THE ETHUENTE UP HMEUME HXEH SEHUUL Q114l4,'.1A1'4! 1421 .AI4'lfA1!ul4', 7W't'Al.IftllI LIHLQ memory DF THE EDRMER STUDENTS DE HILLSDALE HIGH SEHDDL WHD HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES EDR DDR CDUNTRY, THIS YEARBDDK IS RESPEETEDLLY DEDICATED. V! L x 1? Ay- -5 Q 19 .mfg Q ,f ff A, ,MX ,5- ..-W...,1 'f' -wh-X, -ddr EUNTENTS Admlnlstrahnn and Facultq Senmrs Underclassmen 506181 ACt1Vlt18S Sports Urganizatinns . Jg0!mLni5 lfrafiolfz 6'LClfL all WI LU' V' f 4 E3 ULVLCJ ,1 A, 76 ' X f 2 Rf 'Ti N., ... 4 I 1 X , X X if 3 Sf XM' - ,f if K Q7 MRS I1 VV LIIAPMAN BIRNARDI DAVIS PDVNIN L HI NRE Omge burnt xry Supenntendent I rmup 11 8 - 1 . N . , , I r . . . ', -. k . . . , ',. ,, ' ' , D' .' . L . 1 l n Tliiril Row in on r X Rector 5'f'1'onLi Ro r xnson Wir ii n n x i Ifiell Mrs. liurron 1 N urr Lx X m. r i m First Row 1 kew r nu en I utlei r D Nlr Hemi Mis' Amlmlir- I r u r n x r I The Facultg Here we have the group that has been through it all and yet insists Cfor some unknown reason J on it too As always they have told their old jokes when in a good mood and cried on students' and each other's shoulders when a certain class d1dn't go just right. But on the serious side, as always they have been personal friends and advisers to all of the students who needed them. They al ways seem willing to take on enough after school activities so that they have at least Sunday night at home tif they're lucky? We have a few new faces among the faculty this yea1': Mr. Rouch replaced Mr. Kerbawy, and Miss Harris has taught Spanish and English to those-outvfor-aagood-time-have-it-in-class Juniorsg Mr. Hanson Cwho holds down typewritersjg and Mrs. Hoadley in the Junior High Depart- ment. We regret that Miss Porter, and Miss Addicks will not be with us next year, but we wish them the best of luck as we do to our remaining fac- ulty. .,. 9 .:. TRANSCRIBING PER USUAI PHX SICS IN ACTION COLUMBUS SAILED THE OCEAN BLUE IN 1492' THE PLACE TO CATCH UP ON THE LATEST NEWS 5-X IDX! Senlnr Class As fleshmen the senlols vslth the help of thell claw adxlsel Nllxs IVIUIIHX began thelr long hard IOUIHQV towald 0'l3ClLl3.tlOI1 In thell f11St meetlng they elected La Veln Glauque as thell presldent Itobelt Pelllll as XILLIJIQN-lCl8I1t John DeVoe as sec retary and Nol ma Obellln as tlfiaxllltl Mrs Ballon took oxel as then 3.KlXlxtl lll the NO1Jl10fll0l9 leal The 0If1C6lN 11ele Tom Sawyel plesldent IaVeln Cldllllllii xlee 1Jl8SlCl9Ilt Ioan Dlbble secletalx and Maltha Beck tleasulel NHIILX Falllxxxolth and Balbala Daxls leplesented the clase on the student COLlI1L1l Thls xeal tlle1 plesented the Sophomole Spllng Prom Wlth Sally Douglaa actlng as genelal ehallman The claw was led IH Olll ILIHIOI xeal bs Sallv Douglax mth John DeVoe as XICQ prealdent Balllala Roth as secleta 1 and Dlck Anknex ax tleaeulel Halold Nlunn and Lally NIlllel leple1ented ux 111 tht Student ll dl f0UHCll Nll Kelbavn had the pleasule ot aetlng as thell elaw dKlX1Nt'l In May they Dl6S6IltLfl the 1ulllol plax Shes 11 SOlCl1Pl 1 Sweethealt Llflflfdl the dlrectlon of Ml Payne The KIWHIIIN Club helped sell tlckets and the play was a great success vslth a full house Two membel1 of thell class Bob Gleell and Clyde Daxls lett them thls xear fO1 the SGFXICQ The hlghllght of thell soclal funetlollx 11 a1 the JI Sl Receptlon held Mav 96 Wlth Bud Glauque as the genelal Cl 131ll'lldII The gym 11111 Cl6COl3.t8Cl to leplesent Shangrl La Wlth lu-.tlc blldge lagoon and all In the senlol 1eal Ill Connellv 111111 the elas clClX1N6l Balbal Dans wax elected claw presldent 111th Gene Malonu XlLLIl18NlKl6IlI Wolma Olbtflllll seeletalx and George Zlmmelman tl6dSU16l all Willlxlllg ulth hal Balbala Ixoth and Iaele Celzer were elected fOl Student COLIHC1l III xxllleh Iaele 11111 the plesldent Sally Douglax was l.l'10N9ll the DAI1 bwt Lltllell IH thl1 claw Two Glas paltles wele glyen lllth Nlal1olleGellnan and llaltha Beck as ehallmen One of the lJIg'g'6St davx of thell xelllol yeal was sklp day Thel had a pollce eecort to Detrolt whele thex xpent the dax lttended a bloadeaxt 111 the XVJI1 StllCl1O and went to Eastwood GdlflLIlN ln the tktlllllg' Now as they ale l6d.X1Hg'il6dl old Il Il S thex ale pleaxed 111th thell aeeompllsh ments and hope that the folloulng elawes 11111 keep up thell hlgh standalds and be ae proud of Hlllsdale Hlgh as thes haxe been I4 G. 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MARILYN ALDRICH Commercial Course G R l 2 5 4 A A 3 4 Band 1 2 Comm clal Club 4 NORMA AMSBAUGH Commerclal Course Orchestra 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 RICHARD ANKNEY College Preparatory Band I 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Tween Towers Z 3 Class Play 3 Class Offlcer J H1 Y Club 3 4 L t1n 2 3 Rhy m Masters 2 3 4 LILLIAN ARCH G R 1 2 3 G A A 3 Commelcal Club 4 THELMA BALE General Course G R 1 2 3 Cholus 1 2 3 4 Tween Towers 1 PHYLLIS BATER College Preparatory G R 1 2 3 4 A 2 3 4 Choru 1 Tween Towers 3 Latln Club 2 3 MARTHA BECK College Preparatory G R 1 2 3 4 A orus Tween Towers 1 2 3 4 Class Offl cer 2 Latln Club 2 3 Spamsh Club 4 L G BELDING College Preparatory Band 1 2 1 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Latln Club 3 4 Rhythm Masters 3 4 G ww WW A ia? JEAN BELL eneldl Course G R 1 Cho1us1 2 3 4 Tween Towers 1 LOW ELL BRANDON 'A' General Course Band 3 4 WIARILYN BUNDAY C0lTlIllCI'Cldl Course G R 1 2 3 Tween Towers 4 Commerclal Club DORIS BUSKIRK General Course Chorus 1 BLTTY MAE COLE General Coulse C orus 'S Tween Towers 3 RUTH COLER Gelleldl Course Latm Club 3 PHYLLIS COLLINS General Course G R 1 2 Chorus 4 Commerclal Club 4 PAUL COPPELER College Preparatory Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 H1 Y Club Latln Club 2 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 ROSENE CUMMINS G neral Course' G. R. 1 Z 3' G ..... Z' Chorus 4' Chuer Leader 2. BARBARA DAVIS , ener-11 Course' G. R. 1 I ' nd 1 Z tlx Tween Towers 1 Z 'E Class OfflC6lS Lltln Club 2 S Student COl.lY'lCll 2 4 Debxte JOHN IJLVOE Co QM PlLpl.ll.tOlV Band 1 C :ss 0fflCLI 5 H1 Y Club 3 4 Lltlll Club Z 3 lfootball 3 Student Qoun cll 1 5 Rhythm Masters 3 4 JOAN DIBBLE General Course G R 1 Chorus 1 4 Tween Towers Cl rss Pl'1y 3 4 Class Offlcel Latln Club 2 OS Debate Z BARBARA DONIHUE C0l1ll11QlK.ll.l Course Cholus 1 Clm-.Q Pldv 3 COIllY'I1LI'Cll.l Clum 4 Spdnlsh Club 4 P -XTRICIA DOUGHERTY College Plepalatoly G R 1 Z 4 A A Z J 4 OIChQS CllOlUS 1 Tween Towers 4 Clflss Pl u 1 Ldtln Club 2 J Cheel Leader 3 4 Extempolaneous Speaking 4 S-XLLX DOUC I AS o Lge Pupil ltoly G R Txugn Towels .Z 3 4 Cl :ss 0fflCC1 3 Student Councll 3 'NI -XRLIN DURH LA -k Noc'1tion'1l Course' Future Farmer- sw 4-:yr 4? 'Nw' Y v We 'B' RICHARD EASTERDAY Vocatlonal Course Future Farmers Z 3 4 Football 4 MARILYN ELDRIDGE General Course G R 1 2 4 Chorus 1 4 Spamsh Club 4 NORMA ENGELHARDT General Course G R 1 2 3 4 O chestra 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 BARBARA ENNIS G neral Course G R 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 Chorus 1 Tween Towers 1 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 PHYLLIS FANCHER General Course G R 2 3 4 chestra 1 2 3 4 Tween Towers 4 Latm Club 2 3 NANCY FARNSWORTH General Course G R 2 3 4 Ba d 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Twe Towers 3 Class Play 3 Latm Club 2 3 Student Councxl 2 SHIRLEY FIREOVED College Preparatory, G R 1, 2, 3, 4, G A A 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Tween Towers 2, 3, Class Play 3, Latm Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3 VIRGINIA FLOWERS General Course, Chorus 1 GLEN FOUST Vocational courseg Future Farmers 2, 3, 4 VIVIAN FOUTY General Course Chorus 1 FRANCES FOX General Course COI11l'l10l'Cldl Club RICHARD FRANCIS General Course Chorus 1 4 H1Y Club 4 MARY FREED General Course G R 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 DI'dll1ll',1C Declamatxon 3 THOMAS FULMER General Course Band 1 2 H1 Y Club 3 Football 4 Track Team 4 JACQUELINE CELZER neral Course G R 1 2 S 4 A A 2 3 Chorus 1 Tween Towels 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Latln Club 213 Spanlsh Club 4 Student Coun Cl 4 MARJORIE GERMAN General C urse G R 1 2 3 A 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Tween Towers 1 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 'U if fm Nw ,jfs Saw av-:sf I AVERNE CIAUQUE if Collcgn PlLDlldt0lX Band 1 2 3 4 Olchnstl 1 2 Class Plav 3 Class Offl 2 H1 Y Club I 4 Latm u Z 3 Football 2 3 4 Bdsketballl Z 4 Student Councxl 1 2 Rhythm wdSt91S Z 3 4 OI A MARIE CROENEVEID C R 2 Q0ll1l1lLI'Cll.lQIL1lJ4 IOVS ARD HARRINGTON fLI1C1dI COUISC Chorus 4 Future FAIIHQIS 4 XNNI IIUCCI' TT cklillal COUISL G A A 1 Olchgstra Cmorus 1 Txuen Toxxrrs 3 4 Latm Club 2 Snamsh Club 4 Extemporaneous Speakmg' 2 3 Vlf IMA HUNT COHIUQICIAI Co.1 se COIHHIGFCIAI Club PIIXI I IS JOHNSON folk Q Pllplldt0lX R 2 3 Chorusl Z 3 4 Twe Towels Z 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Latm LuJ 2 3 IIE Ixl:,NYON nudl Course G R 1 A A 3 Chorus 1 2 4 Tween W us 2 3 4 Class Plav 3 4 EVELYIN LADD COIHIUQICIAI Coulse G R 1 2 G A 1 Cholus 4 Commgrcml Club PAUL LADD General Course Future Farmers 2 3 DALE LAMBRIGHT General Course Chorus 4 Commer clal Club 4 PHYLLIS LAPE Cornmerclal Course G R l 2 A 4 Ban Tween Towers 4 Class Play Commerclal Club 4 JOHN MURRAY LIDKEA Colle e Preparatory Band 2 ELLEN MAE LITTLEFIELD General Coulse Chorus 1 2 WANDA LUGAR General Course G R 1 2 3 G A Chorus 3 4 Tween Towers 4 Commerclal Club 4 Latln Club 2 Extemporaneous Speaklng 3 ROBERT LYONS General Course H1Y Club 3 Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 4 PH YLLIS ANN MCGEHEE General Course G R 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Tween Towers 2 3 Class Play 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 ...ou-1 +214- MARGARET MCHENNEY College Preparatory G R 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 Chorus 1 Tween Tow ers 3 4 Class Play 1 2 Latln Club 1 Z Spanish Club 3 4 GENE MALONEY Genelal Course Class Play 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 Football 3 4 u dent Councll 4 H1 Y 3 ROBERT MARTIN General Course Future Farmers 3 4 LARRY MILLER College Preparatorv B nd 1 2 3 4 Tween Towers 1 HIY Club 3 Latm Club 2 3 Basketball 1 Foot b ll 1 2 Track Team 4 Student Councxl 3 Rhythm Masters 3 4 De hate 2 Extemporaneous Speaklng 4 RICHARD MILLS if General Course ANNA BELLE MONROE COllll119l'Clal Course G R 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 E HAROLD MUNN JR College Preparatory B nd 1 2 3 4 Tween Towers 1 2 3 Class Play Student Councll 3 Debate 2 OLIVA ANNE NEAL G R 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Tween ow ers 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 r 9 ' ' 7 Y 7 3 . . . , , Q - F 7 l Y ! su ' 1 1 1 - 4 ,. - . 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Y . 1 1 1 31 , . - . . , 1 : T - 1 ' 1 '1 1 1 - VIRGINIA NEWELL Collegn Prcparatorv Glrl RGSGIVLS 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 NORMA OBERLIN Commelclal Course G R 1 2 2 G A C us 1 J 4 Twgen Towers 4 Class Offlcer 1 4 Com ll19I'Cldl Club 4 JACK PAUKEN General Course Clnss Offlcer 3 H1 Y Club 1 Future Farmers 3 BlSkLt 2 3 Baseball 1 2 .3 BETTY LOU PEASE Genelal Course Chorus 1 2 G1 ls Glee Club 3 ROBERT PERRIN G nelal Coulse B nd 1 2 3 4 O chestra 1 2 I 4 Class Play 4 Class Offxcer 1 H1 Y Club 3 4 Latln Club 2 '3 Basnhall 2 3 4 Student Coun cll 1 Rh5thm Mlstcrs 4 MAZIE ROGERS Commerclal Course Orchestra 1 .3 4 Commelclal Club 4 BARBAR -X ROTH 11e1alC0u1se G R 1 2 A A 3 Twnen Towels 2 I 4 Cl'l01Ll'S Class Play 4 Class Offlccl Latm Club 2 S Spamsh Club 4 Stu dent Councll 4 JOAN RUMSEY Genelal Ooulse G R 1 Llbldl Sc1ence4 +23 - ROSIE SATTLER Commerclal Course Chorus 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Extemporaneous Speaklng 2 4 DON SATO College Preparatory H1 Y Club 3 4 Latln Club 3 4 Future Farmers 2 Track Team 4 DANNY SAWYER -k General Course VIRGINIA SAWYER General Course G G A Chorus 1 ROBERT SCHEICK General Course Class Play 3 H1Y Football 3 4 Track Team 4 Baseball LUCILL SCOVILLE General Course ROBERT SILLIVEN General Course H Y Club Football 3 4 MAXINE SMITH General Course G R 1 2 G A A 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Basketball 4 g.R.1g .A. .15 Club 2, 3, 45 Future Farmers 2, 3, -45 4' Y l ! 'A' I i' 3, , . ROLLAND F STIMMEL wk General Course H1 Y Club 3 4 Foot ball 4 Baseball 4 WILLIAM STRAUB Colleze Preparatory COh'll1l61'Cl3l Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 BARBARA TALBOT Commerclal Course Commerclal Club LOIS TAYLOR neral Course G R 1 2 3 4 A A 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Tween Tow ers 3 4 Class Play 3 Spamsh Club General Course Baseball 3 4 NORMA JEANNE THAYER General Course Chorus 3 4 Span lSh Club 1 2 CECILIA THOMAS neral Course G R 1 Z 3 4 A Ch us 2 3 4 Twe Towers 4 Class Play 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 RICHARD WHETSEL General Course Chorus 3 4 Class Play 4 H1 Y Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4. ' Ge g . . , , I, g G. 3, 4. 1 1 1 JOHN TERVOL Ge 3 . . , ', ', 3 G. A. . 13 or 1, , , g .en 4. 1 ' x 1 PHYLLIS WILLIAMS flllll 11 Coum ml 1 3 4 Orchestra Tuun TOYVEIS I 2 Ldtm Club RALPH VN ILSON Comme clal Coul ie Chorus 4 C as Ilu 4 C0l11l11tlCldI Club 4 Futue 1 1 us MARCIII ZEITER I Old I' ZIMMhR'VIAN C tlllldl Cou sn Claw Pla! I C asS I fflccr 4 C0l'l1lTl61Cl3.l Club 4 Bas lll I I If IIAIID ARDFN SANFORD NUI l IL lUl LD Gcnolal Courbc Slmur m Smrx ue S- va neg G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4g . Ba , 2, 5, 3 . 2, 3, 43 Zh U, .S y-3 .' J 2,3- , 1' ' Ag 3 l' s lfzlll 11-'l' 2. l R 5 - . mf General Coursey G. R. 1, 2. G C ' lu I I . I 7. 'jig l. lgntbz ,'2, 35 Bazeball 1, 2, fs. , .Q , Z K UA wk S' Class Prophecq We students of the prophecy committee who have worked on the prophecy for the class of nlneteen hundred and forty five have tried to present a humorous plcture of what we think our classmates w1ll be dolng twenty years from the plesent year We have used our 1mag1nat1ons to their fullest capacity in order to aehleve this goal Actually we ieally doubt that any of our fellow students w1ll be doing the things whlch they are dolng ln this prophecy but that all of them will have made successes of thelr llves Any similarity to what they will be doing twenty years from now and what we are having them do 1n our prophecy is purely coincidental and unlntentlonal The prophecy will be 1n the form of a broadcast The Voice nl Prnphecq Hello everybody mothers and fathers neighbors and friends and members of the faculty and the school board Greetings from statlon H H S broadcasting from its beautiful and spacious studlo in the Hlllsdale Hlgh School auditorium on the twen t1eth anniversary of the graduat1on of the Class of 1945 This program IS being brought to you by a group of four former hlgh school stu dents now partners in a string of radio statlons The purpose of this program lb to bring to you lnteresting and intimate side llghts on the lives of the students ln the year nlneteen hundred and S1Xty five Thls is Paul Coppeler bringing you his latest We Just ran into that rugged woman Martha Beck who was rushing to the hos pltal to see her latest husband who is sufferlng from 1nJur1es recelved in a famlly brawl Marthas first two husbands died from 1nJur1es 1eC61V9d in similar brawls Heaven help the poor boy' Martha talked us into riding to the hospltal with her We found ourselves r1d1ng 1n a Lyons taxi cab honored wlth the boss Bob Lyons himself at the wheel On the way we were detoured by wreckage caused by an explosion ln the E H Munn Experlmental Laboratorles We caught a glimpse of Harold who was so overcome by h1S recent fallure that we d1d not have the heart to speak to him After a ha1r ra1s1ng rlde we finally arrived at the hospital In pa slng through the spaclous corridors we saw Dr Marge German herself s ated at a huge desk about ten by twen ty feet in SIZE We found to our amazement that Marge was the head physlclan at this tour Walkmg across the street we were almost run down by a car driven by Ralph W1lSOH and Dale Lambrlght co owners in the Wllson and Lambrlght Jet propelled Aircraft Parts Manufacturing Co After abrief but convincing sales talk we were pursuaded to take a spln Kand we do mean splnj in one of their Jet propelled sky autos piloted by none other than the world famous test p1lot Wllllam Straub It was a thr1ll1ng ride but we decided to go rlght to ou1 hotel and rest up before taklng in any of the hotspots of the town later in the evening We ate dlnner at a new cafeteria owned and operated by Ellen Llttlefield and Anna Belle Monroe Very much lmpress ed by the fine food we lnqulred as to who the chef mlght be Imaglne our surprise to find John Teivol uslng his famous pitching arm to beat potatoes His assistant was Jean Bell inventor of Jean s Jello for Jumping Jlvers Leaving the Cafetefla we bump ed into Tom Fulmer and family on one of their rare nlghts out He had Just finished parking his hellocopter bus Cyes I sald busl 1n a parking lot run by Pam McGehee and Lois Taylor We asked h1m why they weie 1n this klnd of buslness and the prompt reply was OH THEY MEET MORE PEOPLE THIS WAY We then de clded that for further relaxatlon we would take ln a nlght club The most popular place 1n town we learned was Shirley Flreoveds Candle Light Club featuring for one nlght only the famous torch singer Tommie Bale As we passed among the crowded tables we were hailed by L G Beldlng andhls glamorous companlon the famous tele v1s1on star Ora Marie Groeneveld While rem1n1sc1ng with our old BUDDIES found that Ann Huggett IS now a blllloneress fi om her many marrlages She IS Amer lcas most popular dramatic actress now playing ln Bob Slllivans latest play Up In The A1r After a most engoyable com 91 satlon we casually departed Following a sug gestion of L G s we took a bus to the Whetsel Dougherty home where a typical Class of 45 brawl was going on Chattlng wlth Dlck and Pat on the porch before go ing 1n we were mformed that they now raising Angora rabbits and little Whetsels Golng 1ns1de we found many members of the old gang telling the1r latest experlences of their lives Sally Douglas told us that she was the owner of the Douglas Drapery 27 - . , . . , . X S 1 1 . 1 ' - 1 - - , 1 1 V Y 1 1 , - 1, 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . . . . y Q . . . . 7 . . . , . Y l Y . 'Q - nationally famous institution. After a short visit with the patient we continued on our Y - . . ' . - 1 ' 1 S - 1 , . 1 ,1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 v ' ' I 1 . . 1 , Y . I 1 1 . 1 1 . , . , ,y Cl 19 1 y , 1 1 1 . .- 1 ' Q 1 . , - 1 - ' i- 1 . , J . 1 , 1. . 1 1 1 , u I . 1 QV. 1 1 1 , - , 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 v Y. 1 1 1 ' ,, - 7 9 . ,, . 7 H . . - J . , - . 1 ll ! .YY . ' ' ' ' - 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 D and Department Store Betty Mae Cole was bragging up her latest hair do received at Barbara Talbots and Vlrglnla Sawyers Ultra Modern Beauty Sho We then learned that Luc1llScov1ll Marilyn Aldrlch Bob Schelck and Evelyn La d had collaborated on an mventlon whereby movie goers may be directed to their seats by romote con trol thus giving hard worked ushers a chance to see the show at the same time Dur 1ng our conversation we notlced Barbara Roth was stlll running around trylng to find enough Oll to keep her torch burnlng for a boy Cany boyj We hardly recognized Gene Maloney Ralph Mathews and Rolland Stlmmell with thelr cauliflower ears broken noses limping legs after fifteen years of professlonal football Barbara Ennis fother wise known as Mabelj now prlvate secretary to the President of the Unlted States lr formed us that Barbara Davis Nancy Farnsworth and Phyllls Wllhams are now do mg their show nlghtly on top of the Washington Monument We also heard fiom Mabel that Larry Miller havlng become very wealthy from hls burlesque shows off ei ed hlS services to the diplomatic department of the government and was appointed am bassador to Antarctica where he IS trylng to promote a burlesque show for penguin Ma1z1e Rodgers IS helping ln the Offlclal capaclty of ahhh uh h yes publlclty agent Wanda Lugar takmg a few weeks vacation from d6SlgI11I1g wigs and costumes for Hollywood informed us that Don Sato has developed many new varletles of frult on his farms ln California The party was suddenly lnterrupted by the sound of fire and pollce slrens coming down the street Rushing out of the house we saw that they had stopped at the homes of Virginia Flowers and Vivian Fouty Still continuing the1r frlendly httle feud Vlrglma had set fire to V1v1an s house while Vivian had tried to blow up V1FglDlaS house but had only succeeded in blowing the roof off At this us ual neighborhood r1ot we ran into Jake Paukln trylng to fmd some excitement by chasing police cars and fire engines We all went back to the Whetsels Just 1n time to meet Cecelia Thomas arrlvmg Seeing that she had been crylng we asked her what was the matter and we were very sad lndeed to learn that John Murray Lldkea had gone insane from l1v1ng cooped up too long 1n a small town he IS sharing a padded cell wlth Robert Perrin who after almost twenty years playing the drums 1n a broken down dance band finally went to pleces and started using his kid s head for a drum Car Bessie because of her Job of packlng and shipping freight down at the statlonl Cecilia sald that Phyllis still plays third comb with a hlll billy band on Saturday nights Leavmg the party a httle early we went dlrectly to our old hangout the Pal ace of Sweets which IS under new management Lillian Arch Marllyn Bunday and Norma Oberlln are the new owners We asked the gals where we could find lodglng for the nlght and they dlrected to the Donihue Hotel It seems that Barbara couldnt find a house blg enough for her family so she went lnto the hotel buslness Cin a Big wayj Paul Ladd and Frances Fox are thriving well on their fifty acre penthouse farm of the Donlhue Hotel At the Pal we dlscovered that Phyllls Fancher IS the toast of the town lnce she gave up her v1ol1n for the musical saw She IS accom panled by Marlin Duryea and hlS portable pipe organ The latest news we found was that the college campus had been blown up as the result of an experiment by Glen Foust and D1ck Easterday wlth an electronic cannon Supervlsing the reconstruc tion was Bob Martin of the Beebe Creek Construction Company Dlscovermg that this was fair week we rushed down to the fair grounds There the mam attraction was Lowell Brandon guessing women s weights The women pald him double the regular price for the lme of flattery he handed out to them The stars of the free acts were Billie fBubblesJ Kenyon the famous trapeze artlst and Norma CMusclesJ Amsbaugh who took weight lifting as a hobby The most popular Jockey at the races was our own Dlcky Francls Attracted by a crowd milling around at one end of the mldway we were suddenly confronted by a large yellow and purple tent which featured those two famous fortune tellers palm readers and watch crystal gazers the great Marge CMagg1e McHenney and Norma fKnow1t ally Thayer Heplng them to hold thelr customers hands while telling their fortunes were none other than Norma Englehardt and Ruth Coler We also noticed that Debbie Neal kept having the girls read her palm ln order to fmd out which man ln her life was to be her one and only We were led by our nos s to the nearest tent where we found to our surprlse Phil Collins and ROSIG Cummins selllng hot dogs Handy man around the place was George Zlmmerman who put the mustard on the hot dogs for them Buzzlng back uptown 1n a hellcopter we were picked up for speeding by Dick Mllls sherlff and his asslstant Dlck Sanford We were helped out of this tlckllsh situation by the Reverend Mary Freed now head of the unlon for mlnlsters whlch she organ ized After hearmg about the new Radlo Televlslon Statlon built by Doris Busklrk and Margie Zelter we couldnt leave our old home town without seeing It At the in +284 , . . - . , - l . t . y . . . , , , . dp 7 ' ' I, I ,I . 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' ' , I I I I formatlon desk we were dlrected to the program on the 999th floor by vlvaclous Betty Lou Pease Leaymg the lnformatlon desk we were practlcally bllnded by the brlght red unltorm of Danuel Sawyer Bellboy who lntroduced us to our cute llttle gulde Joan Rumsey On the plogram ln progress we saw Rosetta Satler Phyllls Ba ter and Phyllls Lape golng through thelr da1ly soap box opera sponsored by Maxlne Smlths Speedy Speed Boat Company No more news belng avallable from the news studlo we lode the escalator down to the ground level to see what else yye could d1g up about our old frlends of the elass of 45 In our search yye found that V1rg1n1a New ell was t1ll stluggllng, away yylth her geomeuy students whlle Mar1lynEldr1dge was merrlly teaehlng her enthused Engllsh students Howard Harrlngton IS now head coach of ba eball at Hlllsdale Hlgh We heard that Wllma Hunt IS wr1t1ng dlrges for NI1ner s Funual Home Almost last but not least we flnd that Dlek Ankney and John DeVoe haye been fo1led 1n every effort to smuggle clgarettes between the Umted States and C mlda and now have set up a tobaceo faetory of thelr own Gettlng, 1e1dy to leaye town we ran 1nto the elght star generals Bob Green and Clyde I,dXlN puntmg the town red on one of thelr many eonvenlent furloughs Thus yye and our lntelestlng, and eveltlng, resume of the l1V9S of our fellow class mates of 15 Yours untll 65 Ia Vern Glauque Jacle Geller Paul Coppeler Jo Dlbble Class Sung Noyy the tlme yye tlnd that yye must leave you XM un fess hoyy yye regret that we xe thlough ll e y 1ll l6ITlLIHlJQ1 the vears Xlyy xys lelTlLYlllJC-31 yy1th teals Noyy th1s ala s may leaye but It yylll go In splllt ot the th1llgN that we knoyy 'yy e depend upon oulsely es ln all yye o llxllsdale Hrgh yu ll alyyays m1sS you Cl une ot Mole and Moleb HSS Mgttg loclay We lolloyy lomorroyy We lelcl C1355 010115 Red mclWl11te C1355 PIUWEI' L lrn mon 29 1 Y . 1 , V 1 . 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' ' ' ., ' 1 x ' ' 1 'x ,1 1 ,1 1 11 ' 'v Y ,V 1 4 v ' 2 ' I 1 , . 1 E I ' 2 1 X ' , 11 c Class Will Last Wlll and Testament of the Class of 1945 My frlends We have called you as the relablves and assoclates of our respected chent the class of 1945 of Hlllsdale Hlgh School to llsten to the readlng of her last wxll and testament and to recelve from her dymg hands the few glfts that she WlShBS to bestow upon you In the dlsposal of these glfts our cllent has endeavored to be just as well as generous and lmpartlal and to dlstrlbute her g1ftS wlsely to the places where they w1ll be put to the best use Owlng to the flxghty cond1t1on of her bram she begs us to state for her that she may qulte possxbly have been mlstaken m her In vcntory but such thmgs as she thlnks she has she g1V6S to you hopmg that you w1ll accept them as a sacred trust from one who has gone before Followln IS the vull that we as her legal adxlsers drew up for her We the class of 1945 bemg about to pass out of this sphere of educatlon ln full DOSSSSSIOIL of a crammed mmd and well tralned memory do make and publlsh thls our last wxll and testament hereby revoklng all former WlllS or promxses made by us at any preuous tlme John DeN oe w1lls memories FOND memorles to Pat Joyce He asks that these memorles be shut ln the locket she wears around her neck The Frank Slnatra of our class Gene Maloney wllls h1S deslre to be a blg shot ln the muslcal world to Jlm Coppeler Pat Dougherty and Dlck Whetsel glve a bottle of asp1r1n to Mr Stevens who had to put up w1th them thls year Mary Freed wllls hcr wooden doll Walk and the rest of her crazy antics to lhyllls Judge lf Phyllls promlses to master them Wllma Hunt very generously leaves her extreme bashfulness to Dotty Roth Ju lv Bob Nlartm bequeaths l'11S lock that opens wlthout working the com matlon to Elwln Kelly who IS always try1ng to open other lockers Wlth a vlgorous u p Dxck Ankney fthat blg smuggllng blt of humamtyj leaves h1s numerous L ackages of clgarettes tax free to John West L1ll1an Arch wllls her chewmg gum to Mrs Ford s future Engllsh students Those xx ads whlch she left on the bottom of the chalrs as well as down to the Pal she bequeaths to anyone who may need them due to the gum shortage Phyllis Colllns and Evelyn Ladd wlll thelr frlendshlp to Kate Sherman and Betty Preston w1th the hope that they wlll haxe a few dlsagreements Vlaulyn Eldrldge Dorls Buskxrk and Norma Engelhardt and Anna Belle Mon r e have dellberated long on what to leave to up and comlng students of H H S lfhey ha e at last deuded to leave thelr unassumlng manner to anyone who may need It Glen Foust leaves h1s mathamatlcal mmd to Danny Anderson If he applys xt as well as Glen he could be an asslstant IH Mrs Barron s advanced math classes Barbara EUHIS w1lls her navy Jacket to some Junlor who has a heart throb ln the naxy Fred Astalre Lldkea bestows h1S Jltterbug antlcs on a dancmg partner who can keep up wlth h1m To Joan Robmson and Kate Isley Norma Amsbaugh and MSZIS Rogers wlll thelr skmned knees and bumped noses whlch they acqulred whlle trlppmg the llght fan astxc at Hemlock Lake Ann Huggett wllls her ab1l1ty to have a good tune on bhnd dates to anyone who can t get any other kmd Barbara Davis wllls all her dreams to anyone who IS lucky enough to have th m come true Thelma Bale and W1ll1e Straub bestow upon Tom Whlte and Marllyn Ashcom thelr tender soda fountam romance Lowell Brandon gxves the money whlch he saves Whlle ln the navy to hlS current g1rl frlend to bulld a httle bungalow fWe agree wlth Iowell that th1s war can t last foreverj Marllyn Bunday and Norma Oberlln leave thelr smooth techmque of gomg steady to Lorralne Reason and Marllyn Roose To the football team of nest year we 'ease the ab1l1ty of Bob Sllllvan and Rol and Strmmel It was lmposslble to mduce Tom Fulmer and Dlck Easterday to sur render thelr sk1ll B1ll1e Kenyon wllls the State of Oklahoma along wlth her famous you alls to Jack Maloney Bob Lyons leaves h1s flre englne car Cfrom the stand pomt of color not peedy to D1ck Wagner There IS one catch Jack Pauken and John Tervol are to me lncluded 1n thxs w1ll Debby Neal donates her strong perfume to the Unlted States Chemlcal War fare Department for experlmental purposes Marlm Duryea D1ck Mllls and Danny Sawyer wlll thelr love for frlends and pals of H H S to all boys soon entermg the servlce Sally Douglas bequeaths her many sllver bracelets to Theresa DeRose who has admlred them from a far all year long Sally has one request to make how ever Theresa and that IS that the bracelets be pohshed every day before school Rosene Cummms bestows to glrls at large her deslres for dlamond rmgs Any one needlng 3dV1Ce see Rosene lmmedlately Martha Beck wllls her ablllty to blush at the opportune moment to Anna Marle Flscher Lets hope she puts It to good use - , ' D ,. . so ' , , 7 . . - . , n 1 l u a - 9 . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . ' 7 L .- . v A , r K 1 . . .' ' y' v 1' 1 . B' v H ' N . W . . . V n n 1. ' 7 Y 7' ' , , . .xx . . - . . 1 1 x . . . . . . . - , A as n , - r I, ' 4 , A ' S L f . . . r, . ur ,, ,H . ' 1 1 ' '- ' l Liu X ' . - ,,. . . . . , . . -I A L , 'I' ' I ' ' - . . . - , . . K . sr Y A, L A K , A' Y L 0 .W . X . f . 1. . . . . - ' '- 7 .1 . : J., . . . 1 3 N - 0 . . . V' K7 I Y' I' . . I '1 k. L. . . , , . . , . . . V - . . 7 'X L . . . . , I . . . . . . . Q e e . .. a J 1 . . . . . . . f. X I iv Y I . . . . - . . . . . . .. , - ' ' ' ' n rs . . ' ' '. Q ' 1 Q 1 o u 0 1 Q l . . - . r - . . . . . , , , v r K , . . . . . , r . . ' , 1 ' 7 ' 7 , - - . . . . . r , - . . . . . . , - . Betty Mae Cole wills her glamour and good looks to any future senior high girl. We advise all interested to apply early and avoid the rush. Ruth Coler bequeaths her front seat and papers in Latin to any unfortunate soul who has trouble with that subject. Ralph Wilson Paul Ladd Howard Harrington George Zimmerman and Dick Francis will their enhghtening experiences in Detroit to Dave Lanlus Hal Coz- zens Jack Hamen and Bob Loomis. Shirley Fireovid leaves the medals she won in baton twirling in Reading High School to Bette Ann Schmidt V1rg1n1a Flowers bequeaths all the lost library books to any person who is unlucky enough to find them Pam McGeeHee offers a bottle of hydrogen peroxide to any brunette who is foolish enough to use it Frances Fox and Paul Ladd will their window shopping expedltvon to any couple who need an excuse to look at the stars To some man needing a good cook we will Betty Lou Pease and Marjorie Zeiter Kltty Thomas and Lois Tayloi bequeath polished apples to the faculty IH gen eral for all favors granted throughout their h gh school lives Marilyn Aldrich and Phyllis Bater wish to contribute enough money to buy the mailman a new pair of shoes for the extra walkmg he has done to deliver their dally letters from Art and Jack who are IH the armed forces Wanda Luger Jean Bell and Vlfglnla Sawyer w1ll their ability to pe ter Mr stevens when they are staylng after school to any one who has trouble leaving he school at 4 00 V1rg1n1a Newell wills her Second Rear Latm Book whlth has manv pages russlng to Jim Moench who may need It as an excuse for not having his Latin homework done Sweet Margaret McHenney surrenders her numerous friends her fine scholas tic record in fact all of her possesslon acqulred in her two years at Hillsdale to her sister Betty She wills everything but the coy looks and glances toward stevens these she will lock in her heart forever To the gossip column of next year s Tween Towers Phyllis Williams and Bar bara Dorihue leave their ability to find out the latest bits of Juicy gossn: before anyone else Dale Lambrlght wills his fine sense of sportsmanship to Bob Plckels To any new girl comlng to Hlllsdale Rosie Sattler wills her power to endear herself with faculty and students alike Bob Perrln wills the chip on h1s shoulder to anyone who dares knock 11 off The clown of the class L G Buttless Beldlng bequeaths his sincerest love to the prettlest girl 1n the Junlor class There are sew eral requlrements to be met but L G feels that whoever does meet them IS going to be a lucky girl Bob SChG1Ck s bequest IS a selfish one in that he is willing all blondes to him self This won t be ard with Bobs come hither look Maxine Smith and Phyll1s Lape will the center of the doughnut to all those pesslmistlcally inclined Norma Thayer and Ora M3119 Groeneyeld donate their fan mail to the waste basket with the hope that they will not tart a fire Such things have been known o happen girls Joan Rumsey Ellen Mae Littlefield Barbara Talbot and Luclll Scovlll will the surplus grease in the cafeteria kitchen to the waste fat drive We would suggest that the money derived from sale of said fat be used for new recipes to pep up the appetltes of those to follow To Barbara Gregory VIVIBH bouty wills a chest full of hopes LaVerne Giauque donates a box of hankles for all th girls to cry in when he leave for the Merchant Marine JBCIG Gelzer Phyllis Johnson Margy German Barbara Roth and Joan Dlbble will to the Iunlor girls thelr knack of always saylng the wrong thlng at the right time Larry Miller leaves his potent wine cellar and famous canned shrimp to the Board of Education provldlng they can keep it down We have had numerous consultations with Paul Coppeler We talked over h1s abundance of fine qualities to wish upon others There was his musical ability his line of Jokes and his sense of humor But after much thought he has settled upon his harem This he gives with no strings attached to the maharajas of India Last but far from least we the advisers Nan Farnsworth Harold Munn Phyl 11s Fancher and Don Sato bequeath thls document to the Board of Education the faculty the seniors and the student body who have been such grand sports with our feeble attempts to make this our last wlll and testimony humorous Signed By thejfitnesses fi if 91 fair, AML, dai ,e VFCQQ VZMK L 7 7 ! 7 . . . . 1 . 1 . 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Q 'v xfv g... kv:-wx 'T' V, Nlxlll Row rl ll r e lr'of'k nl th Ian lx l XX hll ll ll reen 1 ,, l 1 I-rlurtll Ron xl lun lx out x l L Nl lr t l Nenlr XQ ll Nur Junlnrs The JLIIIIOI' class. stalted the X631 5 ex ents, mth lte electlon of Offl LGIS After much ple electlon b1CkG11Hg for P19Qld6I1t they flnally elected the follovwlng all male staff Pleeldent, Jlm Coopeler, VICE presldent Dan AHCl61NOH, SQLICUIIX, Dax ld Ianlus Tleasulel Rlchald Neel , and Qtud ent Collntll memllelx Ixlchald luedemann and Challes Peacock N11 Hohman has bten a xely patlent and tongenlal d.ClX1S61 They gaxe two paltlee dullng the year, the Sock Hop and Ye olde F1Ol1C ln the Baln, whlch the lanltol vxlll not soon forget The Junlor Plav a deep mx stely mth a dlfflcult loackglound brought them many conglatulatlons Next was the JI and Sr Receptlon IH whlch the Junlors ovzplessed thell conglatulatlone good wlshes, and good byes to the Sen 1015 by dolng an excellent lob on the unusual decoratlons and program Laurels to Rowland Dow and Betty Woodman for thelr grand efforts as General Co chalrmen 32 ' - Ii. lloh wr, ll. lflullllllo rl, R. llo ivll, l,. lluml. 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Firs Row 1 IJ. llll lllls, .l. l'o1llu-ll-l', Mr. Hulllllnll, IJ. Alllll-rsull, IJ, A' 1. I . ww w 4 v 1,w Y w V' ' ' . Lx A, -Y A - 1 -. . - ' ' Q' Q ' ' l . f v : . fv . - K- , - 1 u a 1 v v v. . 4 u n v 1 1 D 4 v 1 - U 1 . , l , X ' ' .' - - T' . . . 1 - . . . - , . , A 1 . . 4 . 1 1 . A, . v - . ' i 1 . 'f 1 fs 1 v v 1 . ' 1' 1 . U 77 U V l ' . . Q ,, v . . . H v. 1 . A . . , v- . .' ' ' . v ' v 5 Q . ' v Y N . . . . Y -. . . . A v 1 w I 1 1 1 1 vi v 1 ' . . A ll, A ' . ' . .Y . . 1 . l . . 1 1 7 ' v 1 l . . 1 . ' I ' q l ll lla lll Xlnunt rln L N lilxln H 13ll4lY'lPI' lll lk N ll l Sixth Row - D. Wheaton. K. Darrel, R. Brown, B. Pare. R. VYigenl, R. Booth, l-I. Maruwelli, lf. Fox, R. Slade A. Mills, .l. tlreenley, G. l-Iasterday, D. Arnold, R. Doty, E, Kiersey, A. Hart, I.. Turner. L. Wallker, J. McCall I N .. .1f'Clain, R. Bemis, .l. Merril. Fifth Row - l.. Pe-1-singer, J. Taylor, VV. Ferris, J. Shaw, O. Hinkle, M. Ulrich, B. Wilson, G. Brown. M. Persons M. Lanilrright, L. Hadders. F. McDnugnalr1, P. Young, H. Bronson, P. Casz-arelli, D. Howalll, V. Ruth, A. Stewart Fourth Row - C. Bates. D, l-Iasterday, J. VanDeuson, N. Lyons. S. Stiles, B. Zeiter, M. Palms, K. Bradford D. Sell, M. Grundun, M. Murphy. F. Keating, D. Simons, M. Converse, M. Brinkeroff, P. Sager, M. McDowell V. Hepker, B. In-ard. R. Hicl-cock. H. Lugar. Third Row - T. Hilflner, li. Hite. D. Bennett, P. Bugbee, J. Jackson. I'. Spieth, D. Roth, A. Eichler, J. Clnybough M. Sanford, J. Clayhough, J. XVh:-illon, J. Hanselman, A,Al1lric'h, M. Sheldon, S. Scoville, IC. Potter, l'. Judge H. XYinr-hell, V. Illnlr, B. McHenney. I . Strauss. Sem-onal Row i D. Vnnlflevt, D. Harrington, R. Shaw, M. Stickney, l.. Martin, M. Flannery. D. Easterrlay. .I Mathews, U. Lint, A. Fisher, J. Dc-Franco, B. Paulkin, A. Chilson, li. llnrtvr, li. lfoust, 1', llolfay, K. llonllstee-l J. Saunders, R. Van Alien. Fir:-it Row - Mrs. Barron, I.. Crandall, H. Dunham, P, Vrellie. Sophomures Class officers chosen by the class of '47 to guide them through their Sophomore year were: president, Nancy Lambersong vice-president, Portia Prettieg secretary, Helen Dunhamg and treasurer, Leslie Cran- dall. Mrs. Barron is the class adviser. The main social event of the year that the class sponsored was the annual Sophomore Prom, held March 23. The theme for the prom was a Lamb Hop , and Shirley Scoville and Len Turner headed the com- mittees. The class also gave two class parties in the junior music room. .:. 33 4. Sixth Row 7 I..-v Shun. Douprlns Arnold. Maxx lloow-t', .lim btovw. tit-urge K1-yes. lifl llul'l'1ii:in. Murl Sprotlt Iiitlinril Lott. Jr. XY--lls. lmvini Hinlile-, Iiohert Iiuvis, Ilztrnlil Xhmlls, liyrl XYhit1-, XYaltet Krteter, .lzlmvs Linsey Iiivhzzrul Shultz. Iizty lfzmslf-r. Ilule lvvstvn. August Foltz. XX'.irren 'l':iylnr, Tum XYhite. lvztn Kiersvy. Fredrick Northrup. I-'ifth Rott' - .ln-rry Yztnlh-tis:-n. li. Stuart. U. lh-lzvr. H. Islne-uhl. Ii. Foslwvi-It-i'. .l. Fox, Ii. Ilnllst-kni-clit, G, XX'rm-ls IJ. I-'ulln-r. A. Van Arstlulun. Ii. I'ztIt-rson, li. Cztywo-I-l. ti. linlt--r. N. llzlriling. M. tlamlwx, li. Iiotvuxwl, .I. Piper .l. IIilI. ti. Mm-nrh. I.. Jon:-s, M, Sin-tiww, M. Doulvlr-, Fourth limit .l, I-'mtl'-r. I.. Folk, .l. Ihvzits, M. tiuisv, .l. lt--lilinu. Y. XYvlf-h. .l. Sztvvrino. li. Keck. I.. Ilroolis YY. Curtis. N, t'lxrlstupl1er. I.. Il. Sliuw, R HHix1i1iultil.t2. Knlmtis, It t'rosstt:titl-. .l. llolliflaly, t'. li:-tts. M Sprzttt, .l. 'l'r--nn.-r, I., llattz-rs. I.. l'utu-rs 'l'h1r4l llott' 7 I'. tlrwn. M. Asliwrln. tl, Salruikmrwl, ll. lhztrtilr-lw1'1'y. M. Volga-r. ti Ilohsv. M. NN'ut1-t's. t'. lhlztglv. 'I' XVuSnir-It, IJ, Vuoli, 'l'. Uv l t':nm'o, IS. Ifris-flrit-hs. I.. I ullo-V, I.. t'nt'n-y, li. lirutluu-rslun. S. l'n-zurson, ll. Muruwvlll I.. Iiruntv, S. Ariks-y, A. Mvlilroy. .l. llztnwl. I'. XN':1lt-In. ll. t':ts4':il'm-lly. IC, 'I':1ylvr, S+-r-mul Ibm' - l'. t'rt-4l1l5. Y. Mrt'ny. S. Hollins. K. lil-tunt. M I.:-4-kron--, .l. I.ist1-r. S. Sus:-r, li. Ii. liurton, lt Slllilll. T- Kvlllll. Il. 'l'ml:l. li. Matrtln, .l. lit-ck, W Atl:-ms. N, Morrison. .l. Hill:-tt. lil. Fisk. N. Zia-glvx. N. .Xin-I T. Impivl, V, Spit:-ri. First Rott 7 .l. Mulunn-y, N. 'l':nylor, Miss l'tirtur. Mr. lluws ti. I.. Ilunluznm, D Svltzu-l'er'. Freshmen To start the year off the Freshman class of 1945 held elections for class officers. In the finals Don Sheafer was handed the job of president with Jack Maloney understudy as Vice President. To take notes was Louise Dunham as Secretary and to keep the money and bills straight was Norman Taylor. As their part of the entertainment at the Sophomore Prom a skit was presented by Louise Dunham and Norman Taylor. This eager class had the opportunity to sponsor a Friday night party in the music room thus helping to rank the Freshman class with the higher ups . The class of 1948 has shown during this year its willingness to par- ticipate in school affairs, and we know it has a promising career ahead of it in Senior High. -1. 34 -1. X Orgccnizalfi x 0 1 X X 6 Tween Towers Staff Again the Tween Towers staff and reporters have presented the school paper and this annual for the students of Hillsdale High. A very inexperienced staff started in the fall under the guidance of M1 Kei bawy and later Miss Oxenger to put out monthly issues of the papei Looking back on the iesults of the many Thursday night sessions wheie plenty of midnight o1l was burned the taff can now heave a sigh of ie l1ef and satlsfactlon The paper succeeded in getting seveial scoops this year by an nounclng the senior class offlcers the Junior play cast and the honor students Monthly features were news editorials sports humor and gosip We wish to thank the staff for the11 cooperatlon 1n gettlng out the papers and the annual and also thank the students who have helped support Tween Towers 3CtlV1t16S lll Ll L 36 I-'m-zlluw Ilhliiux, Blzirtllu Reg:-k lh-Hy XY4-ml main: I-Ixvllumiv E41- lwr. .Inu-iv llvlzvr. Que-ivty Illnlxluw. I4 lm Mllrrn 5, K uh- Shu-l'mzu1. 4. 37 .g. N:-us linlltfwr l'l1il .Iul1ns1m, ,lam NI11.ulI. Finn S 4. Il lllltwll-. I,vn 'l'11rn--l'. XYu5'm- Smwvr. .cz fm, af nfl x rv- mx me 1 XXIII to 1 :lx DUI'-6 H'-'YN Y w wmv Nt t lm 1, un 1 +38-:. ' 'l'g1'.'ts: N 'nu 1? rlin, AI:1'iIyn I-Iumlny: lie 1' lifli rsz l'hlI lmw-. S141 lp, .lim M 411. I'lwtng:rzl G , s ,f g i g 4 .4,n , Vu. .':u't': J H th. livtlin- S4-l1mi1ll, l'1ul IJm1'Ie-ily. Marilyn Hluy The Glrls Athletlc ASSOClat1OH meets excry Monday nlght and the t1me was spent playlng dlffel ent games Durmg the year basketball vol ley ball soft ball and badmlnton were the mam sports There were outslde act1y1t1es held throughout the year The G A played the Osseo glrls basketball team several tlmes and thelr partles eluded two penny suppers The purpose of G A A 15 to earn speclflc honors glV6H at the end of each yea1 to those havlng the requned number of polnts whlch are cal ned by comlng to the meetlngs and by do1ng outslde sports The hon 015 are G A A emblem for flrst year letter H for second year sweat 91 for thlrd year and a p1n for the fourth year The offlcers are as follows Barbara Blldner pre ldent Ann Aldrich stcretaly MarJor1e German treasurer Hllda Wlnchell game chalrman and Joyce Hanselman awards chalrman S N E 39 E l A l . w ' 1 W 5. . 1 v A . . . . . A Lv kv ' ' - Af. , - , .1 , ll nl. c' ' J T s 1n- i Y bg l I 1 . . . Y. I K - . . . ' Y as H s . . . . . , , ' . y ' sz , S 3 , v X 4 u . ' u . ' . u ' s r 1 1 9 , . . 'I'I1ir4I Row - .I, II. .' Inun. P. Sax- . XY. S1 .I V. Ilfttr. I.. D ha . IX. .lc'HennPy. . J. 'l'zxylm', H. XYin -h II, Seounnl Rim 7 I., I 1' I, X. V: A ', I: I X . S, Fi 'f I. M, Al I 'l. I+. H: t ' '. I. Lape. V. Hepker, H. Dunham. lfirwt lion - Nl, Herman. A. Aldrich. Miss Brown. li. Bilflnv-r. Student Cnuncll The Student War Councll IS an o1gan17at1on representlng the student body and ls made up of the P1es1dent VICE Presxdent and two other members from each senlor hlgh class The Student War Counuls offlcers are JHCIC Gel1e1 presldent Charles Peacock X109 presldent Nlancy Iambelson secretary and Dan Anderson treasurer Some of the aCtIV1t18S of the organlzatlon haxe been to furnlsh re ceptlon and good w1ll commlttees for home athletlc events plan contests for promotmg war bond sales sponsor amateur and professlonal talent assembhes carry out b1CyCl9 court enforcements create a more demo cratlc sltuatlon concernlng the ox erall fad YVl11Ch took place ln December sponsor pep assembhes f0l t1ack and baseball and take care of xarlous and sundu ploblems of all typc that OLLLII among the student bodv ox between them and the tacultx NI1 Henlx adxlsul supelxlsed and 1917 lesented the tacultx at all monthly Il'l66tlllgs 4 First Huw - M. J. Slwlllnn, l'. l'ru-U14-. 11, Marlon:-5, .I, Vuppn-ll-l', .I. M1-Vull. ll. lmvis, V, IH-zu'or'k, .l, 1'-lx , Al: ll- H. .X l-'.' . l. l -1- 1 . Ii. li tl. I AY 1 A N K ' .1 , - .v , 1 w l . I 1 1 1. ,1 . v n . r 1 ul 0 . l . 4 , . , v V - I. 1 J .S , , . . . . v . . Y . H - . K H 9 . Y . . , ., L K L L , L , ' v W . . S ' v S A- vt' - A1 JS I . e. . K. U . 5 y ', , , . . V , v' . A 1 4 v' , , . L . A . 1 . , . . , - . L. x ' , v , , ' 1 Spamsh Club S1, s1,, pol supeleeto' The Spanlsh Club got under Way at the begm nlng of the year and elected offlcers to gulde them through the year These hlgh executlves were Presldent, Barbara Donlhue, VICQ prealdent, Barbara Roth Secretary, Bob Loomls, Treasurer, Martha Beck The club Qponsored some asaembhea throughout the year, much to the enjoyment of the student body, and they re looklng forward to dolng blg thlnge next year Fifth Ron I er x 1 up f er R Dow J Gel7er 'ltertrxut urnor XI :nu-r Fourth Ron 1 1 un el er 'Nxun er n X 19119 Dow I I-aeterdax D IJiYIIll urmxn umm on mi-. N HHH 1 I n Second Rau nn rx X1 Mm e-I e fx un r ehee utter erman A umm une: Hoblnwon my NI Aldru h First R nw no cc Harm lunlhne Ruth f41-Q l : ' ' - Q Q ' .' . , . . . . Y ' ' A B, Hi:-link. S. R: k . J, A. 'l'ajl4xr. D, Anulvreun, .l, '1 pll , . ', . 4 . IJ. V1 S Q , l'. lJvF:15'. L. 'I' . . . Vu ' sv, ' - M. .l. Sh II I . H. Z ft ', .I. Sz tl s, Ii. l'rm-stu , D. X 'I . l, SV. . 3. I ' . ' s, K. Sl l 1 . M. F' F, K :I ', Il, Sf- ':lt. 'l hirrI Row - M. Wnnstf-lla-r, M. Palms, A, Ifiivhlf-r, M. Iflunnv-ry. l'. Poppeler. M. Murray, Il. llherlin, XY. M: rshull, .l. XY -st. .I. Ilzulllix, J, Ilzumun, l'. .Iuyve-, M, Su foral. .' ' 7 M. Sy' - '. M. .1-I ' 'l. L. R zu: , I.. Vrunflull. I', M -G . IC. I' , M. G ' . , . H fit, R. H: .. J. A. ' . . I.. 'I':.'lnr. .I. Ma-Pall, . . . ' .- 1 ' - Ii. I. mis, M. Hwk. Miss ' 's, Il. I ' , B. . th rn 1 X1 mm 1 H Han man 41191171101 I NN 1 1 ectur re'-1,11 1 ra1 11 Iu lemnnn R NNnml1n'1n 11111 R1 ell IN u S 1 km 1 N urphy '-l1f111 S11 1m1P tml Hurl11 11.11 11 urge N 11 First R011 ener S Doh'-1 e. 4 til lielrlmg Latl Clavl The members of the Lat1 Cla11 hawe been 1nte1 ested IH many act1v1t les durlng the year 1944 and 1945 Regular meetmgs were held the second Tuesday of every month for the pu1 pose of leaxnlng more about the Ro mans language and customs The club ponsored two assemblles Atloth mg duwe for the Greek V1 ar Rehef also was held Wlth the help of the other organlzatlons of Hlllsdale Hlgh Seven of the second year students became members of the Jumor Class1cal League A hlghllght of the yeal was a Roman banquet wlth Roman tostumes and Roman tood and entertalnment The offlcers of the club are Presldent, Sarah Dohse, VICE presldent, Rlchard Gettlngs, Secretary L G Beldlng, and Treasurer, Wayne Sener 42 Flf lin11' - M. A. lfl I, A. .l lls. .I. tire-1-nley. .I. M 1 'l . . ' 1 . I4'11u1'tl1 R1111' 1 A. K: '. je- ', ll. .I. 'Q lk -r. li. R 1 , R, G ' rj, M. G E. M: jsteml. Il. . 111 , , ' 4 , Tl 111' - D. S , J. Cl: jim gh, R. l'l1l1-r. Sl, .'t'1- .X. Fhilson. .L M '. J, .' ' . S, .'t'l1:s. H. XV rl ll. S. S ' ll. H. Aj. Sr-1111141 H1111 - X. l'l11'lsl11pl11-V. Y. lilnir, .l. I'l:1yl1z1ugl1. H. Mvlle-11111-y, A. Alflrin-l1, li. l 1'l1'1l1'ici1s. P. Sz '-'. l'. I -ttie. P. J l , V. Iv 'ell. ' .4 ' - XV, S , .. S-, M1s' Vx:-nga-r. IJ. 111- 'n1.:s, I,. 43. ' . I I . Y. Y . 1 . ' . . K - bg n x' L' it Q S I ' 1' 1 1 . . . S . ' H' S. ' - ' 8 v . 7 ' fy 4 ' . . I V: v r 1 - 1 1 1 . . I Y . . , . . - Commerclal Club A 1e1uvenated Commerclal Club got undel way January 9 1945 and followed thls start Wlth a serles of meetmge At the flrst meetlng, Ralph XKVIISOD wah elected President, Norma Oberlm VICE Presldent Ora Marle Groeneweld Secretaly, and Evelyn Ladd Treasurer Several commlttees were appomted and became actlve Early m February the Buslnese Relatlons Commlttee of the KIWZUIS club contacted the club Wlth refelence to helplng the club m matter of 1Jl0gl3ITlS Thls was moat welcome to the membeu There were two fleld trlpe, one through the Hlllsdale Dally News and the other through both Paramount MaHuf3CtUT1Hg plants At the latter, plctures were taken of the entlre group and each member recelved one Wlth Mr Stumpf s comphments The out standmg soclal aCt1V1fI9S were a pot luck, blngo feed, and a roller skatmg party 'X nl ll., nzr mf t ln rw Fhlrl Row u nu h nnxw ox 1 vnu u knee' l H Talbot I un! D I roen I uv nu h N Na 191' B Dnn hue I La e 4 ruh rf Follms I nl nr ln I n II cnecn 3 l u ' 1. 4 v . 1 1 K1 L1 L1 L1 1. ' 1 ' ' 1 1 5 1' . l . . . - V. . . Y i l . v t 7 1 V . v . . , 1 . . . . '. V H . i . . . . . . l . . . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - - 1 . . . . 4 . 1 u I nw . . . , . . lfmlrxln Row f .X. Il, Mnxxrnv. A. ,l1lls. 42 Hulv. lr My-rs. ti. Z1 mn-rumn. IJ. Ilumlvr' 'I1l, l'. I-I III Ar . J. A. Iiolv' son, M, Liltlmivld, H. Pr vers. ' 4 ' -- J. UI: jI: g . Il. IC If. P' N. An SI: 1:11. I', Hu se- h , , , XV, I . T. Pllusv. ll. I , C. Isley. S+-vonvl low' - .l. FI: gl: If . I. Mills-r, M. Spitvri. I' M1'.'v-il. IL. . l I , . I , '. Il . RI. All . M. I -ml, I'. ' Fixx! tow li I.:uI1I. H. lirovnv - fl. N. HI - l' , Ii. XY'lso . Mr, J , I . .,. 4 4. K Future Farmers Do you want ratron free food Well the Future Farmers are producrng rt Ore already under wav for 1945 show the amount of ambrtron that the FFA bovs hare The old offrcers who were Drck Easterday presrdent Marlrn Duryea tree oresr dent Robert Schreck secretary and Glen Foust treasurer started the organrzatron off last fall Wrth a brg boom' The frrst obrectrxe conquered by the FFA chapter The basketball team put up strff resrstance rn the rntramurals when thev placed second rn the flnals by wrnnrng three games and losrng one They generally put up too much resrstance for Jonesxrlle Coldwater and Marshall In the lrne of busrness the boys sold and drstrrbuted erghty three dollars vxorth of relrable Farm Bureau seeds Darry Herd Improvement of many darry Herd Improxement records were kept by many FFA boys resultrng rn rmproxement of many darry herds rn the communrty The Sophomore boys who earned the frrst degree and were rnrtrated as Green Hands are Kenneth Bradford Everett Braman George Brown Olrn Hrnkle Frank Phrllrps Arthur Stewart Jrm Van Deusen and Dale Van Fleet The Green Hands Whrch were rarsed to the Chapter Farmer degree rn the past year are Robert Bohner Jerry Cordrew Flen Henderson Robert Keatlng Elvun Kelly Rrchard Lrster Leo McK1bb1n Charles Peacock and Robert Johnson Rrchard Easterdav reached hrs goal thrs sprrng by becomrng a state Farmer Ile hopes to become a Natronal Farmer betore he rs through wrth hrs FFA career Incrdentally he rs the trrst of the Hrllsdale chapter to recerve thrs degree srnce1928 But wart the Future Farmers dont work all the trme They had qurte a nrfty lrttle farewell party for Marlrn Duryea who left for the Navy rn March Everyone surely mrsses hrm especrally the Future Farmers As the Senror boys leaxe the old Ag room and Walt Rawson they are confrdent that the organrzatron wrll prosper next year wrth the followrng capable offrcers Rrchard Lester presrdent Charles Peacock vrce presrdent Elwyn Kelley secretary and Robert Bohner treasurer +44 Fourth Row -ff A. Stewart. G. Brown. D. Lister. E, elly. 'Third Row f ID. VanFle-et. Ii. Keating, H. Hinkle, V. Larlrl. G. Henderson, J. Cordrey. Se:-o I H ' f .I. Y: D svn. K, Br: if 'I. li. Marlin. H. Harrington. A. Davis, E. li : . . H, ll z 3 Fi .t li ' I. lf rt. ll. Hr sterrlay. li, S 'l I 'l-i. M1 Raw: n, l', Pear-0 'k. ll. .lohnsu . R. B l 1' V1 1 . 1 K1 1 ' 1 hundred productrve projects and one hundred and forty-three rmprovement projects 1 -K. 1 L1 1 , A1 1 v 1 U . A 1 is - Z , L1 1 K1 y K1 y A1 1 rl I . . l ar' . . 7 . . 1 Q1 A1 ' A 1 1 S A1 I 1 V1 1 1. 1 1 Y. Y Y . 1 r, , r . A SS, L1 A1 K1 - 1K1 1 1 ' 1 v ' 1 1 1 7 1 1 A1 1 1 1 . 1 . 'l, 1. . ' A . S ' u . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 U ,ra , ' - a o . o , , , , Sy 1 1 1 . 4 . w Si I 1 1 ol, 4 I 1 f 1 1 Z 1 ' 1 1 1 Ny' I 1K1 , 1 . ' ' 1- , 7 1 .1 1, s . 41 . A1 . l v 1 a ' u . '1 . . 46 w 1 u ,, . V K r L . i U . ,, . . Q . . x 1 1 . , Y . . . 1 K1 A1 , 1 ' ' , u H cc 77 , ' K v Q Q 1 1 , n -' 1 Z ' 1 - 5 1 I , . Senior High Chorus The Senior High Chorus under the leadership of H. L. Connelly has shown marked progress during the past year. There is an enrollment of seventy-five, a membership unprecedented in previous years for this organization. The vested chorus has sung at many functions throughout the past nine months. Included among these are the Thanksgiving Services at the Baptist Church, appearances at various clubs and participation in the memorial services for the late President Roosevelt, also the Decoration Day Services. The highlights of the year were the annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Vesper Service in May. 5 it is li xx 1 l l1 Tliirfl ii ' - '. ' mnzls. li. Kenyon. ll. Duniliuv-. A. Mnxiruz-. N. Tlmyer. li. Full-. A. Huuuvtt, XV. Soner. H. Cozzens P. Ffrmveler. ll. Anderson. ll. XK'l1etSn-I. IJ, XVai:nf'-r. D. XVheut1vn. D. l r:nm'is. Y. liuili. M. Be-vl-Q. l'. .lul1nsun. .l. Dilalsle U. My:-rs. N. Hin-rlin, C. Isley, F. Delfzly. V, Ne-well. Second Row - .I. Clziylmllzll, L. Reasfln. M. Flannery, J. XVl1i1ltun. 'I'. Hale, M. Palms. D. Sell. Rl. l4Il1lI'i1'l1, R. Yun ken. li. XYillsivn. K. lfhnmlstz-1-I. A. Mills. I.. Ifrznnlnll. R. Loomis M. M1'f'ull, J. Robinson, M. Littlefield, R. Cummins ll. Pease, XY. Lugar. J. lie-ll. H. Winchell. D. Roth. Mr.Connelly. First Row XVige-nt. IJ. H A. Vliillflon. .:. 45 .,. M H. Szxttler. .I. Shafley. P. Young. L. Monroe, E. Littlefield, M. Smith. FZ. Ladd. P. Collins. J. XVPSK. R urley. H. Hammond. E. Potter, N. Ulrich, S. Stiles, M. A. Vnrlr-h, V. Blair, M. Stickney. J. Clayhough l il'lli lion - li. lliwiiirln-Ive-i'ry. V, lmhsv. li. l4'l'iwli'ivlis. Y. Xl'el4-ll, M. I.a-Crniiv. U, Kiwi-lit. A. 'l'ay'lnr, J. Lister IG. Iiroiliv-rsion. S. l'e:u'snn. li. Mui-mu-Ili. .l. Gillf-tl. S. lVagner, S. Vrvelzund. N. Christopher. C. Betts, J. Hill A Vanftrsulalen. Fiwiirtli lion' - T. Delfrum-u. M. Folger. M, Aslu-om. l'. t.'i'orl11y, D. Sell. J. Taylor, S. Scoville. M. Sheldon, P Jliflun-. P. Vreltie. A. Al1ll'i4'li. .l, llzinsvlimui. .I. IM-l l'zim-o, A. Fisher, J. Mathews. H, XVinc-hell, T. Pupiel, V. Spit- vri. ll. llnuurrl, J. Hollinlzay. 'I'l'iiril Row 4 D, Ruth. M. l l:innn-ry, .l, Stiles. li. tlregory. T. Dvllnse, XY, Marshall, J. Hamlrlix. E. Maystelul li. Preston, P. Joyce. M. linosf-. lt. Sm-hmiilt. J. lhuluins11n..I, Shafley. F, D+-Fay, H. Dunham. M. Murphy. .l. Shaw Sevunml limi' - J. Hell. S. Fire-uvwl. ll, Kenyon. M. Alxlricli. M, German, A, Hui-Zlrett. D. Neal. M. Mc'Hc-nney, N Fairnsunrth. N. l-Ingleliarclt. M, Alilrivh, l'. Hater. L. 'l':iylni', P. Fans-lier, M. Frm-eel, B, Davis. P. VVillinmS l'. Douglis-rty. 1 irSL Row - S. Dnupzlns. .I. Gvlzer. l'. liipe, M. Gray, B.ll'wnliiu:iv1, .l. lbihlnlv, Miss lflzirris, Adv.. li, Ruth, l'. .luline son. M. Murray. K, Sherman. M. Conv:-rs:-, M. Us-wk. Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves got off to a good start this year with Jo Dibble el- ected presidentg Barbara Roth, vice presidentg Betty Jane Woodman, secretaryg and Phil Johnson, treasurer. The year started out socially with a Kiddy Party , to recruit new members. The next social event was the G. R.-Hi Y formal, held in the junior music room. Mary Freed and Dick Ankney acted as co-chairmen for the Mid-Winter Frolicf' The girls entertained their fathers at their annual Father-Daughter Banquet, and also entertained their mothers at the Mother-Daughter Tea. The social program closed with the Senior Breakfast June 3. As service project, the girls made nut-cups for boys in Percy Jones Hospital, and sent Christmas and Easter card to graduates of H. H. S. now in service. At Christmas and Easter the G. Rfs sponored two of the most im- pressive candle-light assemblies for the student body. Monthly themes were carried out for the program for the regular meet- ings. -:- 46 -:- H Y The past year has been an outstandmg one fo1 the H1 Y club The of f1LQ1b elected for the flrst semester were p1es1dent, Paul Coppeler, VICQ p1es1dent, laVe1n Glauque, secretaly Bob Schleck UQQSLIIQF Don Sato, and se1geant at arms, Rolland Stlmmle At the begmmng of the second semester off1cers elected were presldent, Dan Ande1son, XICG pres1dent, Don Sato euetaly Jlm MCC all tl021NL116l Hal CO7Z9YlS and selgeant 'xt alms, Paul Coppeler ll 1th the begmnlng of the second semestel a lectule NQIICS was held mth such xauous mterestmg tODlCS as raclal ploblems the questlon of compulsory mllltary trammg, recreatlon and l9l1g1OI'l Thx year the H1 Y entertamed thelr palents at the Father Son dmner and the Mother Son mght The club 1o1ned Wlth the Glrl Reserxes for sex eral act1x1t1es, mcludmg the G R H1 Y folmal the G R H1 Y 1ec1eat1on mght and a G R H1 Y p1CIl1C rurth l xmm 1 e n X r rr' I DeX oe 11111111 fs ny. ur urnmr 1 nu WA nllmn S4nPl 47 I 1 - 1 y . 1 u- - 1 1 1 A. I Q 1 . 1 I 1 v. I . - 1 1 1 1 v 1' fs . a 1 1 D 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 , , 1 , A' ' 1 . . 1 W v l a - 4 Q v. - ' 1 1 1 1 , . Q , . 1 ' W, . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . , , 1 , ,I , 1 , , . 1 , 1 c ' 1' . Y. . ' v 1 w Q 1 1 Q' v Y 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 y 1' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1' . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I V 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 . V . 1 1 . . Y Q 1 v 1 '1 . Y . 1 . I 1 1 1 . , H . I Q 1 1 1 . 1' ' , 1 1' ' 1 .' ' Fr tow - R. SK' vl. .l, 1 pp lvl: ll. A kv-,'. R. IMW. .l, 41 1-' .lP5'. -, ' . Thlrwi limv ff Il, Gettings. R. Names. R. Neer, I.. Miller, li. Perrxn. D. Lzxmus. Ii. Luedemzznn. I.. Gi: 1. Sv-vunul Huw .l. XV 1. I. V. H 'lf-lx. dt, l1. 'I' - . .l, I'u1':l1'v3'. li. XVI 1-tsvl, ll. SCI ' ' 'li, l.. 'a lk- '-r. ll. lllwrlxsmm. .l. H 1 . XV. i I-'mst lion - l' Vulllrv-I4-l'. ll. Suhr. Xl '. Sum-m-n, IP, All-I1-lfmu. .I Alf Pull. ll 1'1mm-ns Firsv. Violins: Concertmaster-R. Hames. M. Gray. l', lfzincln-r, IH Crollwly, M. Folger, B. Greg- ory. J. Hill. S, Dohse, .l. Hamann, N. Engle-lmrrll. Second Violins: L. Turner, D. Gray. M. Imwv. G. Baker, ll, Peters. C. Smith. Third Violins: Luc-9. D. Arnold. Pl. Taylor. Viola: P. Doughertyg Cello: M. Rogers. M. Murphy. A. Kutzenmeyvr. Clarinets: P. XVilliams, J. Bemis: Uhm-: li. Anknn-yg Flute: N, Farnsworth. Horns: R. Davis, S. Scoville. Horne-ts: D. VVaterstraul, li. Bemis: 'l'romlmm-: l.. ti. Holding. M. l'onvn-rsn-. 'l'y1n1mni: R. Perrin, l'e-rvussion, M. Davis. Iiuss Yiols: l'. Imxv, N. Amsl-uugli. A. Mills. Dirt-4'tm': R. Lint. Urchesira The orchestra, composed of forty members, has been very active this school year. On December 1, they furnished the music for the Senior Play. Other plays put on in the auditorium were the Kiwanis Play and the Junior Play for which the orchestra provided music before the cur- tain rose and between acts. During the first semester the organization co-operated with the chorus to put on the annual Christmas Concert on December 11. The orchestra also opened the evening for two of the speakers who were sponsored by the Rotary Club during the month of February, be- sides giving two good assembly programs of their own. On May 17, they travelled to Adrian High School where they com- peted with other orchestras in a District Contest and won first place. 4- 48 -1- Band The Senior Band was active again this year. At every home football game the band was on the job doing their part in the evening's enter- tainment. On Armistice Day the band gave a Very impressive drill called Flags of Nations which everyone enjoyed very much. Several assemblies were given and also a pep band played at the home basketball games. The band gave a concert at one of the County Teachers Institute Meet- ings, and also participated in the Sunday Vesper Programs. In the District Music Festival, which was held in Adrian, the band rated first place in the second division. H-INL-L-S-D-A-L-E lmlu-rty, Marilyn Fonvffrse, Hilda NVinr-hz ll STEP LIVELY Cheer Leaders Drum Mamrettes I W N W f. H I Sl -' nn. S. Dohse, M. Murray, li. Svhmiflt. e- 50 -2- ocia ,xdcfwafwrf MN' ff' Y Q 5 2 I f ,X Xxx VAX 5' ,MN 411 X Y Q' VR N fi' Wx E7 4?W'Wlf Q-Xffx v I Q 3'-M-,uw ig? N92 HXQ .F, J pylxff k IX TN ffk -Q1 I 4? v . ff X 5-5 f fxail 45,3 1 NCQ xx X NX QNX f' I W Yfxxiq U Mein-1 X 1 9 fQ Q W4 f J m N ,, lk '11 G Q' xf fi wlnqxfi' W .A, N, J Q f XX V X 42 H73 'B ff ww SDH-jf fl' -ZS i XSL Wm. f' Y Q, ' , I O INI I1 JUNIORS D1SP1.AY TALENT IN NIGHT MUST FALL ., 52 ., Senlur Plag Teemlng Wlth hllallous sltuatlons and snappy dlalogue Glrl Shy the Senlor Class play forged ahead to a dlstlnctlve place 1n the flrma ment created by its predecessors Instead of the usual two star productlon a male and female lead each one of these amateurs showed talent and 1t would be hard to p1Ck the wmners Judglng by the outburst of audlence applause after the flrst appearance of Asma the coloxed wa hlady played bv Phyllls lape she was the favorlte The more experlenced Ann Huggett as Bxrdle La verne a movle asplrant certamly did 1ust1ce to that meaty part Robert Perrln was convlnclng as Oke Stlmson who couldn t decide whlch one of the fair sex was h1s heart s deslre whlle Jo Dlbble was a natural as Aunt Carollne Bemg on guard and afrald of all femmes Gene Ma loney as Tom Arsdale had the most dlfflcult role to portray Barbara Sanford the gal all the boys carrled the torch for was portrayed by B111 16 Kenyon whlle Kltty Thomas as Peaches Carter was Oke s heart throb The poet Alfred Tennyson Margatoye was 1nterpreted by Paul Coppeler who lifted the audlence to the nelghts of h1s verse but let them down w1th a thud Strong support was glven by Phyllls McGehee the glrl sel as Tom s father Marlln Duryea as Dean Marlow of the college and Ralph Wllson was really good IH the pseudo gangster part Mrs Anne Butler dlrector was presented wlth red roses by Barbara DHVIS presldent of the Senlor Class Junlor Plag The Junlor class successfully portrayed a dlfflcult psychological play Nlght Must Fall deplctlng the 1nner emotlons of a murderers mmd Although the subject of the play was heavy the characters carrled the audlence well lnto the Splflt of horror and mystery that surrounded the lsolated home of elderly Mrs Bramson Smooth efflclent actlng excel lent propertles and makeup of startllng 1eal1sm helped to make thls one of the best plavs of the year Dan the bellhop whose attltude changed from that of a mlld t1m1d character to that of a cold blooded murderer was played by Jlm Copp eler The constant verbal duel between the vlnegary Mrs Bramson W1ll1e Marshall and the peppery Mrs Terrence Marllyn Gray lxghtened the play throughout The lest of the cast Ollvla Grayne Marllyn Murrav Hubert Roger Oberlln Nurse Llbby Thelesa DeRose Dora Parkoe Frances Carey Inspector Belslze Royal Hames Lord Chlef Justlce Dlck Luedemann did f1ne Jobs ln supportmg the mam characters Mrs Ann Butler directed the productlon asslsted by Barbara Greg ory as student dlrector and other student commlttees 53 l . . . Q. V. . u N . ,, . ,, . ' ' ' '. . . 1 . ' v Y ' Ll I v r . .v . ' S ' . u u A y ki - s I . n 1 1 , Ll - ! K y . A 1 . . , . . . . , ' ' if 79 ' ' . . , - - s , sl . u , a - , - I ! ' ' . Y a 1 - Y 4 - u K K nk , I ' 7 plcked by Tom's father, for hls future daughter-ln-lawg Rlchard Whet- 7 . ' . l Y l Y Y n . a , . a, . t, .. I ,, . ,, . . . . ' , . 1 V ' Av . Ll. xl u , . . ' , ' , y . , . . 1 K ' . . , Y ' I I - ' ' -' , , . S 1 y I 1 , . i Y . . , .N - Sophomore Prom The annual Sophomore Prom the highlight of the season was held Nlarch 23rd rn the high school A spring trend was carried throughout mth a lamb as the theme A large xx hrte wools lamb decorated the middle of the floor and the dance programs were white lambs The couples danced to music furnished by Rudw Vogelreuters band Refreshments were serxed at intermission Committee chairmen were decorations Marilyn Nlurphy furniture L Crandall A Aldrich chaperons P Prettre J Greenley programs B Easterday H Dunham intermission Marilyn Conxerse D Wheaton tickets D Roth J McCall band I Reason H Bronson publrcrty B Vlrlson refreshments P Judge G Brown Nlrs Harriet Barron Miss Maxine Brovxn Grrl Reserve H1 Y Formal The annual Girl Reserxe H1X Formal was held in the Jr High Music room and was unusually well attended this year on Jan 25 The theme xx as carried out as a Mid Winter Frolrc with a b1g snow man rn the mrd dle of the floor and snow balls dangling from the ceiling Dances were kept by the use of dance programs with httle snowmen on them The couples danced to the muslc of Rudy Vogelreuter s band which was well received Paul Coppeler Kitty Thomas Dare Lanrus and Jo Drbble group Presr dents and their dates led the grand march Xlarv Freed and Dick Ankney were the General Co Chairmen for the affair with the assistance of capable committees We are sure the H1 Y and Girl Reserves vslll remember this formal for many vears 54 Q , . ku L1 , v K1 1 , 1 ' v wr ' - ' s s v y ' s vi v .W Y v ,W . w Y . A Q . . Q . . r , , ' 9 ' 9 l ' 7 ' J 9 ' 7 ' L S H 7 Y 7 ' 3 . , . , . 2 , 1. Q , . S 2 , . f Q 3 . , . ' . The chaperons were: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rouch, Miss Pauline Harris. A xl. . . 1 , 'St' X . A v . l I Q v - 7 .rl 7 Q . S . V S h . S A . - . . Y. . Y . . - , A1 nv . . . . 1 Av rl A . ' . 7 . J . A . . ' Y 1 3 -A , 1 1 - ' . C ' . v' A S' 3 ' X-I ,7 s '- Sentlmental Swmqsiers Hillsdale High School has 1ts own popular swing band this year The Sentimental Swingsters got off to a swell start under the temporary and sophisticated name of Blue Devils After consideration the Blue DGVIIS entered St Peters Parish hall Later it was decided to change the name The Sentimental Swlngsters made a hit at the Junior and Sopho more Parties The eight players include our Jumping plano player Jack Hamen Rowland Dow slapping out the ol bass and Dick Booth beating out Jive time on a new set of drums Pat Ankney and Martha Double solo saxes But the main attraction is the rider of all riders Alvin Davis in Tenor sax and clarinet Don Waterstraut and Jim Touse occupy the trumpet chairs The band is planning to play at Litchfield for a Graduation Banquet and at the Parish Hall during the Summer of 45 Much of the mighty success of the Sentlmental Swlngsters falls in the capable hands of Dick Luedemann master of music and general manager Jumnr Semnr Recepilnn As we go to press the Junior Senior Reception IS Just around the cor ner Betty Jane Woodman and Rowland Dow, General Co-Chairmen let us in on some of their dark secrets. The gym is to be transformed into a Dutch Garden with the traditional windmills, streams and tulips Costumes, programs, and refreshments will also be carried out ln the Dutch atmosphere. The band will be Rudy Vogelreuter's band from Marshall The students anticipate this formal honoring the Seniors as one of the best given. +55-:. Father-Uauqhter Banquet On March 7, the Girl Reserves, despite the man shortage, had very heavy dates with their favorite men. It was the night the Girl Reserves entertained their fathers. The girls put on their Sunday Best, leaned on the capable arms of their fathers and had fun in the gym of the High School. Phil Seger was chairman of the affair with the help of a very efficient committee. After the dinner, Phil Johnson, toastmistress for the evening, intro- duced the welcoming speech given by the Vice President, Barbara Roth. The father's response was given by Dr. E. XV. Douglas. Each grade then gave a skit which both the fathers and daughters enjoyed. -:- 56 -1- k,,4l' WI! .zw -'va Cnmmerclal Club Banquet The Commerclal Club cloeed then xelx pleasant 3441 mth a banquet the members of the KIWHHIS Busmtss Ielatlons Commlttee bemg the guests Mr Fled W Klag flom Toledo Dean of Pow at xNdlt9 Hlgh Sthool gene a mduxtlous l6LlLllE, on th NlllJlLLl, of Ian Value m whlth he tlewed domg, the beet domg W hat would bt par and bettellng oureelves ol , .W-47 4 ,, v',..-w-- A I ' '. v ., , , - vt., V' . V . , . . Y. H J . ' , . . L V n XAA Lx n f , ,- 1 V 1 . - , v. a' ' . ,. . . , , J.. S. ,,-.,, f-v, A, . ., UL. .',. 'Hx.. . ' ,'. , , , ' ' ll 7 , V7 ,' s, .. 1' . - f 1 , - . F- Town Meetmq of the Au' The Senior Civics class under the direction of Wir Connelly gave an able representation of themselves along with two students from Con cordia High School in Fort Wayne on the Town Meeting of the A1r Wednesday March 28 tamed at Prevaillng Levels? The two speakers from Hillsdale were LaVerne Gxauque and Gene Maloney and the representatives from Con cordla were John Miller and Edgar Krentz Hlldard Gates was the Moderator and after each speaker gave a three mlnute speech The program was open to questions from the student audience 58 I I . . . , .4 . l . y 9 , . The question under discussion was Should Corporation Taxes be Re- . . . ,, . ' 7 ,JM f I X is qw f? W' e iw S 4 E .Qzflg X L ' l ca M Ei X f . NEW , ,kj 1 ll ,I N -Q 5 I xuom X mn nos Nt u r1 11111 Nea LN I II' 1111 1x Iir1l1 I 1 ln res Football The Hlllsdale l'I01 nets D1 odutecl one of the11 best seaions IH football s1nLe 43 Bolste1ed ln 9 Itftllllllllg lettelmen thex lnoke ex en IH then Lompetltlon v11nn1ng 4 and losmg 4 XIOIGIICI was Hlllsdale s tn st xntnn on Sept 'U ll e heat them 19 6 on then t1eld Faung a muah hea11e1 team on the P9th ou1 boys wele undaunted and dow ned Alblon 95 19 at -Xllnon gtL1lg'lN 1ou1nex ed he1e the next neck and SLlffQl6ll he1 fnst Hlllsdale setback III 11 xea1s Fast Lans1ng sp1ung a touple ot 05 sd 1uns on us when they played the H01 nets the 'Nth llax be the Ho1 nets xsele nt used to the held Am 11 aw we lost 33 1 N01 3 savs the X131 shall Rtlflslxlllw add Olll scalp to then mms We lost on then fleld III a llllllllg 13111 4 0 In a lldlfl fought battle on the K ollegt I4 1Llfl Olll H01 nets hon ed lmefcne Ad11an If 6 on Ott 90th A1HI1StlCQ Dav IJIOX ed not to ln a flax ot 1est tm the Ilolnets lake new IOLIIHGX ed lltllh and was soundlx defeated 19 6 So ended the H01 net s season 1 6 I-'f1ur!l1 ion ll, Fnj ' 1. 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Aa 1- -' 1 ' 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 1 , ,- 1 I - l 1 x ', V 1 1 1 1 ' L N f Basketball I lke football basketball also took a 111111 fo1 the better Hlllsdale coult men won sex en and lost elght as agalnst nlne lost and foul won for 43 The best peltolmance was ttnned 111 at the 1111ClCllQ of the season w hen the lIO1I'19tS won SIX 1n a 1oW The Ho1nets lost two ln a IOVS at the sta1t of the season tlrst to Mal shall on the11 floo1 54 35 Dee 8 a11d then to Past Iansmg on ou1 flool the 15th 29 25 Then Stulgls beat us on tht home grounds the next week Jan we lost a tough game 41 38 Jan 16th at home we stal ted ou1 6 game w1nn1ng stleak taklng th1s one f1om Ad11an 43 21 Coldwatel was ou1 next xletlm 46 P7 Th1s was at Coldw atel and on the 19th Then came the upset ot the season when we d1 ubbed Ma1shall de tendmg T V Champs Ian 26th 8 71 on oul CO1l1t fentex fhuek Peacock 1I1 the last 0 seconds of the Fast Iansmg game LllI1Cl19fl Olll 4th stlalght wlth a basket We beat them on then floor P8 27 Fc b 2 Otn 5th ln a IOW was Atllldll whom we downed o11 then Hunt Feb 6th 38 .32 AllJ1OI1 was d1.,3lI1 beaten 49 11 I4eb1ua1v 9 O11 ou1 oo1 Then sta1 ted oul fotu defeats 111 a IUXX 141151 StLl1g1S on I'6,l71llc1lW 16 61 39 the1e second Iakeuew took us the 20th hele 40 29 next we were upset bx Coldwatel 1n ou1 last hon1e Twm X allex game Feb1 uaxy 22 51 36 The same as 1n 43 H H Q dlew NIa1 shall IH the dlstrlct toulnament and w e1e defeated 50 43 at Iaekson Nlalch 9 62 S1-1-ond Row' 7 Mztnzngn-r, D. l r1-ml. 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QAQM New ,in Sw-W Baseball The Ho1net 111116 Llliflll the management ot Cha1l1e houeh had a 1athe1 bad tlme of 1t th1s yeal They lc st all the11 cheduled 5 games Howex e1 look kmdlv on the 45 rnne ten what Wlth the worst 1a1ny sea son 111 yea1s and 4 1Il6l1gllJlQS they we1e ha1d h1t The Hlllsdale n1ne was f11st x1et1m1fed bv the Marshall hedsklnb who sealped us 11 2 on Nlay 1 at Wla1 shall We play ed host to the Past Ianslng T1o1ans May 8th but Wlth l1t tle ucec ss lack of p1aet1ee played an 11111301 tant palt 1n Olll defeat 4 3 Iakexlew blanked 0111 H01 nets on the 18th 8 0 betole a H1llsdale uowd Th1s was the t11st ot 21 seoleless 1nn1ngs lOl H1llsdale Agaln the Ho1nets wele blanked th1s tlme by Alb10n 14 0 on Nlav 79 at AllJ1OI1 The last game ot the season w1th C0ldwate1 the 51st was also a loss Coldwate1 s Colless p1tCl'lLfl a seo1eless game ma11ed only bv flett 1ng,s smvle Played at COlilVSdl6l the games SCOIC was 5 0 -:- 64 -1- Track For the first time sinee 1942 Hillsdale again had a traek team. Lnder the vuidanee of Coach Sol Wolfe the untrained and inexperienced tfok shape and when the first track meet with Pittsford came up April 95 a-rout '30 lJOy., were prepared and Pittsford was beaten 10 1 2, to 'O 7 I . Next week May 2 Hillsdale traveled to Adrian and participated in a triangular meet. Iaekson an A Sehool got G., points -Xdrian 59 and Hills- dale 7. On Hay 14 the Hornetsmen entertained Quinq at Nlartin Field and won 68-112. Hillsdale entered a miler Dick Neer and a relay team in the regionals at Kalamazoo on May 19. We placed no men. l'he last Hornet meet Came Hay 23 when Morenci was outelassed 5414- 45924 at the College Field. 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