Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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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 .:.