Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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HARWOOD Principal Assistant Principal Secretaries: Mrs. Bernice Devoe, Mrs. Lorraine Chapman ..,,,.i, ls Q-v if 1 ' A a wg 'fs CIP F J' MARGARET M ALLEN av-'vs 350 ffi 'O wg, if ei B S M1ChlgaH State Normal College Mathemattcs and Literature M A Umxerstty of M1ch1gan HARRIET BA RRON A ARDATH M BLOOD B S Western M1ch1gan College Homemak1ng MARIAN BROW N B S Western Mxchlgan College B A Hlllsdale College Mathematlcs fi YU' Commerctal d RICHARD CARR B A Alma M S Indlana Umverslty General Sctence Athletlc Coach M DESOLEE CHESTVP Deflance College Volce -J B M Northwestern Umver slty .aprt ws '-ali Chorus 1 33 040 'iQ is DON C CLARK B S Western M1ch1gan College of Educatlon Adult Educatxon Salesmanshxp Bookkeepxng Drtver Trammg and Offlce Machmes DORA M FIELDS B A H1llsda1e College Art 11 LEITHEL P FORD B A Hlllsdale College 'Q M A Umvers1ty of M1ch1gan Engllsh PEARLE P FULLER M1ch1gan State Normal College L1b1-ary 5,0 95 -1 -4.75-anti' NH' 696 ARLENE JACKSON B S Bowllng Green State Un1vers1ty Phys1calEducat1on Health PAULINE JACKSON B A Hlllsdale College M A Umverslty of M1ch1gan Latm and Engl1sh an -uf' LOWELL M GREEN B A Indxana Un1vers1ty M A Umverslty of M1ch1gan H1story CIVICS Econorrucs Journahsm RUSSELL L HUFFMAN B S M1arn1 Umverslty M A M1am1 Unlverslty Coach Shop Hlstory JAMES R INMAN B S Bowhng Green State Umverslty M A Bowlmg Green State Unxverslty Dlrector of Athletlcs JOHN F ISBELL B A Hlllsdale College Hlstory and Algebra A6- V s-af' .TACK LINT A B Hlllsdale College Junlor Band ROBERT LINT B A I-hllsdale College Band and Orchestra RUSSELL MAPLES B S Bowlmng Green State Unlverslty Coach Geography Health WALTER IVLARTINEN B S Northern College Educatzon Shop 'ffm 1' f RALPH O KETROW B S ar1dA B Defxance College M A Bowlmg Green State Umver Slty -a Enghsh T .IEAIN LAMABE B A UmxerS1ty of Toledo Hmstory and Sparush -Ugg QQ- ': .,': 7 'fix -5-.o -...qv N-'IP 4' TRUE MOENCH B A Mlamx Unlverslty Llbrary ' WALTER RAWSON B S lVl1ch1gar1 State College M S M1Ch1gaH State College Agrxculture 13 ,X .L N.. i ,- - Ll S- 7 ' A U . 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Chxk Advxsot Matgone Caskey Siu em 16 WILMA BOOHER In slmPlCD65S and gmlemss a M, ronor and clean mlrth FRANK BOOTH - 's uly ' tlhat is xt! c in 1' use A. DO CI.Ab -XNDREW5 M pr clplg was ths. Larur Opbll to talcm SCO 1 T BADGLEY L xouth of a nauon arc tm trustucs oi pobrerl' OL EV RENAS x 1 A SNA BE 1 IF 5 Of wmlc mul to hunmu rar Q .1 frxu d GLNTA BERLINb The ql mr mmd IS r dur than a crown SALLY BL onlx x ICIOY 5 KATHRYN BUGBEE Let h1m who loves me follow mel 'Q gf for CHARLES BURTON I am above grammar JAMES CALLAHAN If there were no llttle be great CHARLENE CARTER men 1n the world we should not wa' ,avr Elf There s a language m her eye her cheek -'-4 5 her 11p MARIORIE CASKEY The head of gold ALLENE CUMMINGS I am seekmg a man 1 AK. MARIE CUMMINS I w111 fmd a way or make one PEGGY DAVIS It IS not posmon, but mmd Lhatl want. Thls page sponsored by MINER KESSLER FUNERAL HOME ,f If 1 N STUART DELCAMP X The nght man m the nght place KENNETH DENNINGS He was a good fellow 23 9 -un-4 5 i' JOYCE ENNIS I would help others out of a fellow feelmg HOWARD EWLES Whlstle and she 11 come to you ALAN DIMMERS Better late than never LOIS DONIHUE The good ttme whenl was unhappy DAUE DRAGGOO Men of few words are the best men IONE EASTERDAY Swlft to hear slow to speak 19 E WR - Q sf ' 0 if . -l tlfl E f mf- N rt f 35, gg . it i f p in p ABBIE FANbLl:R He IS never alone that IS accornpamed by noble thoughts ANN FEDOSUK Great thoughts come from the heart KENNETH FLOWERS I am sure that care s an enemy to lrfe CLEO FOULK Character rs hlgher than rntellect JANE GATES Out of too much learnrng become mad IANICE GATES She has the frdelrty of cats who never leave the house 134' i n0 i fr X V- 46' sun., WILLIAM HAYWARD I never knew so young a body wrth so old a head THOMAS HILL The force of his own merit makes his way. 3 'N:v W Y 'TP ,A+ 1 N491 SALLY KEMP Whose l1ttle body lodged a mrghty rt md RAMON KINKADE Then Westward l-lol E 0RS CAROL HILLRRD Laugh and be well DOROTHY HOEGER Qua The best way to keep good acts 1n men org. IS to refresh them vwrth new BESSIE HOOVER M1ght have gone further and fared worse GEORGENI: ISLEY Great floods have flowed from stmple sources LILA JACKSON The harvest of a quret eye JOIS KAMIENSKY There 15 no royal road to Geometry g SE l0RS RICHARD KINNEY If we do not plant knowledge when we are young It w111 glve us no shade when we are old DONALD LADD As uprrghr as the cedar JAURETTA LAMB A poor lone woman FRANK LANGSTON A back fuend a shoulder clapper CARL LAWRENCE Hrs vutues were hrs arts SYLVIA LISTER Ah you flavor everythlng you are the vanilla of socxety iv IEAN MCCLAIN They re only truly great who are truly good DUANE MCELROY Thxs bold bad man 's7 'N 7'7f 'Qt 7 cud!! 'EFF M D O MEARA I wrsh I had never learned to read and wrrte CHARLES ORTH Your wrt makes others wrtty E IOR WILLIAM MCGEHEE The style rs the man hrmself ANN MCGRADY The mrrrors of all courtesy JILL MCLEAN I am oblrged to keep that young gentleman my eye JAMES MASTERS No better than he should be WARREN MEAD In some places he draws the thread of hrs verbosrty frnes than the of hrs argument CAROL JEAN MILLS Sweet are the thoughts that savour of content 'lx 1--3 '11-1 x SEN 0R P X I RIC I X PRLNQLER 111 for lou ll d 11oth111g for nu 1rd X11 PI IN R XNQOX1 1 Llll ll 111111 tom s 111 111Q M XRILYN RINGLABI-RG A falr ucttrlor 1 11 s11e11t recom1r1c11d1111v11 GUILX RISK Good xotdy are worth muoh and coat 11111 JXFK ROSSL IT1 CyIl'l1ld5I1C5 xhould bcgm 111 early years N XHLUN ROUC H for tvtry why ht had a 11111 ttfort S DOUGLAS SANFORD Youth thy' words need 311 army ROSALIE SAVARINO I love men, IIOI bctause they are men, but bgcaust they' arc not WOIl1CI'l -1' 'Z Vw? -:Q 2. -15' IOAY SPITERE Love in the abstract. JOHN STAFFORD L Q i Ir is butter ro do mlm idksr rhinh 111 thc world lm. in sit ldl- for half an lour. ILL AY NLL NL xIJL u Z1 Ill 8 011 I KNO L H XRLEB SLO XIX T L bust oi 1Ld1Ll'S1 gonna, L lu: FLSSLLL HNII I H Phi xumdx sau facuon of the tmlbu JERPY bN'1DLR I woud r what fool ll ua th lu ng N' XRY SPINXL bob r suadfast or dun at fu' I lllkplllcd l SE 0R CARALEE STEVENS I was born under a rhymrng planet RGERT STOVE! Vutue 15 bold and goodness never fearful CALVIN STROM A man always makes hxmself greater as he Increases hrs knowledge ARVILLA STUBBERFIELD What you do sull betters what IS done GEORGE TAYLOR I never indulge rn poeucs lmless I am down w1th rheumaucs JAMES TAYLOR As merry as the day 15 long ' - 1 JERRY TOWNS I Sine fo 'V' There are three thmgs I have always loved and never understood parnung musrc and women BETTY TUCKER The noblest the best contentment has 'pk -it 1 CAROLYN ZEIGLER I shall laugh myself to death JACK VAN DEUSEN He knew what s what ROBERT VAUGHAN Mad as a March Hare CORA WARREN No legacy 15 so uch as honesty RIVA WILLIAMS Moderauon the noblest gxft of Heaven BARBARA WINCHELL The gaddmg vine SALLY YOUNG Fan' words never hurt the tongue ABOUT 0 R DVERTISERS have asked to be listed on our Patron s Page have willingly and ungrudgingly contributed financially that th1s Tween Towers might be brought to you These people are backers of your schools Back them' PATRO IZE 0 R ADVERTISERS The business establishments which have sponsored pages, and those which I MM! 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'Wk :fl Q ll 'WW HTF' -af-1+ Al ,auf THE TUR ER CUP ln 1918 the Turner Cup award was started by Ray A Turner who had been an agrlculture teacher here at HHS for elght years Mr Turner who Ln now resldlng Ln Washlngton D C as Federal Representatlve Club Leader began the Turner Cup award to promote good cltlzenshlp and lt has been carried on ever slnce The cup IS an award gwen to a Senlor student each year at graduatlon exerclses to promote good scholarshlp The student lS selected by the I-hgh School faculty on the basls of hLs value to the school and Lts actlvxtles durlng four years of hlgh school Conslderatton lS taken of the student s scholarshlp and cltlzenshlp as well A certlflcate has been gmven as the symbol of honor smce the cup could hold no more names These people have had the honor bestowed upon 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 Bert Stoll Bert Stoll Gertrude Schmltt Asher Schmltt lsabel Aldrlch Joe Cascarelll Beulah Nlchols Charles Payne Iohn Melghan John May Dorxs Buell Charles Sweeney John lsbell Harold Moore Ola Gelzer Gerald Duryea Kenneth Blngham Vxrglma Foulke 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 them durmg the years Robert Wheaton Hester Myers Robert Warren Marlon Smlth Wayne Wllcox Martha Blshop Wllllam Frxedrlchs Don Gemmlll C I Howe .Tr LaVern Glauque Rlchard Gettmgs Portla Prettle Bernard Easterday Edward Huffman Marcla Mattson Ardath Cole Kexth Ballor Joan Plerce Marllyn Schoonover This page sponsored PERRY'S MEN'S WEAR 0 ics, 2 m 1 4 'f 4- uf! Q8 iff in WE 345' I I9 gm Q 9- X Q1 Q sl Q. W ' y X Q-4 wi' ' A ' if ,.. 'f ,Q . J umor Class Uiflcgr fl ,Ar ff ure.: SECOND RO NN Bob dem Sun Wnson Ttcas 1 Councu Pam Lopxeslo Presx X ne. Hodgson Smden FYRST ROW Bevexh Scovm Seuelarv 1beH Adwxbor 'YedD1cthnch V1cv.Ptesxdcm a Lap e StudemCounc1X Mr s 33 JUN OR Mary Lou Andrews Charles Arch Florence Arnold Fred Bach Barbara Ballor Marg1e Bates Delores Bell Ted Blldner Nancy Bonflgllo Cherle Brown Jerry Lou Brown Thelma Calbetzer Jack Carlos Don Cascarelh Thelma Charnp1on Barbara Clark Kate Cressler Ted D1ethr1ch Alger Dow Geraldzne Duryea Shlrley Ebel D1Ck Frantorn .Terry Frantz Wendell Bortell 34 JUN 0R Albert French Dmck Foster Vlncent Fox Floyd Gould Lyle Grur1d1Sh Sharon Hammel Sue Hayhow Jane Hodgson Patty I-Iorsch Shu-ley Hutch1ns Dlck Inman Pat Jackson LeRoy Johnson Judy Kelley Paul Ke1ser Ton Kesler B111 Klrk Ph1lKneen Bob Lape Pam Lauer Martha Laurme Denms Lawton Kenneth Leffler 'D K - -S . ' 'N Q29 . ,' , Zi' U- 4 u- r, , I as 3 1 , 5, i at ff A - , . . X . - V qc 4, ,X A F A M . Evelyn Kast fo V' , . ll 'iii 4. , 2 6 . . ,X Llp 9 xx' H Q Q - C 1. in ' I 35 Yhiah Q- FO Rebecca L1ttle Paul LoPresto Shemla Magoon Phml Mattson W1111S McArthur Geralchne McDowell Patr1c1a McK1nney Glen McNe1l Fred Mxcklow Sue Montgomery Eugene Moore Pat Murray Nlha Myers Iumor Newell Dale Oberlm Jack Rearner .Tane Reamer Bob Reynolds Carlene Rmch Dwayne Rxker Tom Rlngle Jay Schlllxng Dean Scogglns Gary Sconv1lle ,.. f 3 ' x A E I., . A M n 1 6 xv .Q Y I.. 1 , ' . '51 K ,' W V k ,,-3 4- 1 . ' A 5 Q i' it D 'h 5 ,, W x U nx . 5 J' , 'i f TC'-v vb , . 9 n. 5 H. 4. yy, U 36 Beverly Scoull Carol Selple Joyce Smlth Rodney Sowers Donna Sprow Kenneth Stalhood Stan Stoltz Charles Stubberfmeld Francls Swan Dlck Sw1nehart Charles Thorp Glor1a Trlechrnan Ray Vanl-loosear Sh1rley Wakeheld Slurley Watk1ns Maurlce Webb Bonme Wheeler Celeste W1ll1ams Betty Wllson Jlm W1ls on Lewxs Mnchell 4X3 3 2 -X . 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R OPHUMORE Betty Ackley B1llAck1ey Ken Anthony Betsy Arch Tom Arch Eugene Arnold Duane Ash Barbara Barron Frank Betts Norma Bhss Nancy Bly .Tackle Booher Claudette Bradford Sharon Bray Phyllls Buelow Sharon Burlew Lmnda Burr Connle Carver Torn Caskey Darlene Champlon Roger Champxon Earl Clark Don Clxfton Don Cole Joan Colhns Helen Conrad Nancy Davls lVlar1an Delrranco Rachel Dewey .Terry Dougher Denms Dragoo Charlotte Earles Jams Ewles Rmchard Femghner AQ, Q A - :LQ . 1 r Q7' y 4 I lf., 4. , ,, a ' z. 1. L 4 1 'Q 4: 1 , ' H y. X .V 1 I ,.. 1 C t 7' 5' 1- f gh: ' ' , -S it I V V fi' ' T: 3, V, I H, l ffl 1 I in S ya t if we . Q . ll ' 'fix Q ' I I L, . 42 James Fowle Dean Fox Bob Gaberdxel Sally Glbson Ioan Gould Vlrglma Grey Clarence Hammel Rlchard Harrlng Robert Hav1land Wllllam Hohday B111 Huggett Darlene Jones Jxm Keller Sally Kelley Margaret Ladd Jeanetta Lamb Iolene Lambnght Sharon Loney Frances Long Shxrley Lown Glorla Luke Sandra Masters Ann McCarty Mary Lou Melhck Tony Mettert Phxllxp Mmles Daneen M1lls Rose Max-me Moench Arlene Moore .Toe Morgan Jun Morlock Wendell Moyer Fred Mulhn Dudley Myer s 0? L' C I lux i 'UI fx 2- , 4' 4 A Q f. . 4:-. - . .' . f M 5 f Q 1 o gs Hs 6. V .Q . , fr gi .ff A 1 , H- v. sf- ' ,, ' g 25 Ar 9 va. Y -rv A A . f S' -- '4 43 Q-r Q.,-4 1 px. he Frederlc Nott Kay O Meara Davld Pankhurst EIls1e Parr1ett Judy Pennock Jamce P1per Judy P1ttS James Powell B111 Pr1ce Laurance Reasoner Charles Reynolds Joyce R1x Charles Robxson Eula Roblnson Don Roose Robert Sammons Darl Sanford Larry Sargent Lester Sarles Gary Sch1l11ng Mary Schmxege Betty Schmucker Carolyn Scov1l1e Marc1a Scovmll Terry Sharrar Shlrley Shaw Stanley Shaw Beth Shxllmg Marcla Schm1tt Dan Srnlth Lulah Marle Smxth Dlck Snyder Caryl Sos song as . 2 C y- 5 S ,. I A . ji. 7- ,M - ka A . I . A . ' S ' -s .' K . X 5' A . KT' f ls ' . . 1 A I 'K Lv- 5 - ' M, , 5' 5 L vi T1 ' Lynn Rowe , A S f gr ' tr, E. 'Y 4 'A . A, I A' a , 6 4: .- 7' Q u A 1 ff ' , . '-Y 5. ': ' ., - 4 Q - l Q C . 5' ' ' 44 Dlck Spaldxng Gerald Spence Ph11Sp1eth Charles Sprow Dock Stanbrldge Ronnle Stanton Carol Strong Barbara Struble Gladys Suss Robert Swmehart Tedd Todd Loren Tucker Margaret Tuttle Theora Trapp Pat Vaughan Charly Wade D1ck Wilkms Judy Welsgerber Vlrglnxa Wilhs Noma Wolf Sue Van Houton Phxhp Vreeland Ethel Young Joan Young Mary Z1eg1er 'C 45 li if A 2 . . ,'. fzlg Hz' I x ' . Y 3 Q' S Q- ,fa Ng T' K TA, ' fi Q Y. dl ..g U ex Q, if 1 7. I - . I, A Marilyn Turney Q, T X on - .t M p 4,4 . Q 6 : V Q FRESHMA CLASS UFFICER 'J un J I PM Nflm ROW D A KX 'nan Pxesxdcm FXRST ROW Swan Buchanan Tuabxxur Mxchad Ca a Nl Puxdgm N Can Adnsox x xd Dum ni xc T hls Page Sponso F red R S STUDIQ 'Yhekn a Eumgex 48 Secxexaty SECOND FRE HME Melba Annls T1m Auseon Vlary Bach Imogene Badders Carol Barnes Marx Barron Barbara Beagle John Benjamln Jerry Blldner Nettle Bonsteel btua rt Buchanan Don Bulmon James Bumpus Shlrley Burlew lVl1chael Callahan George Carhsle Carol Carter Anlta Cascarelly Ted Champlon Glorma Comar Nancy Cummlngs lVl1lford Dawley Sh1rley Davls Frances Densmore Donna Dletz John Domhue Jer ry Double Marhn Dow Marj orle Drawe Don Earles Davld Dxmmers Eva lyn Eas ler Thelma Elhnger Rosalyn Esterllne Daryl Ewles .Terry Fauder Erwmn F1nkb1mer Joyce Fltzgerald Sue Folger Bruce Foulke Donald Frantom Dlck Freese Shlrley Glbler Io Adele Gochanorn wma!! A -QT I R 4 Leota Goshorn Gary Gfundlsh .,, Arlene Gulse df Ev ni 1 we 4-PI 00 . ,, W ' 1 I .4 ' I I A -'ll Q' A 1 4' 's -. 1- - L , ,X -.1 Y 1 A A I, 1,I .. A .7 I ' 'L I' T T N M -JH 5 W x . 4- , fr I V 5 . f, ' ' x A 4 4 D - 45? .' in .- . Af y il 5-Q Q I . fi . S N G 4 I , l ' yy? - 47.1. Y U 1 l l y f, I is A - 4 ' A ' f ' l . l Robert Hagaman Clyde Hamilton Diana Hamilton Richard Harrington Don Hicks Phillip Huber Wayne Hueston Pat Ingersoll Larry Jennings Marilyn Kahle Karen Katzenmeyer Michael Keiley Ann Geissler Bernard Kelley Connie Kemp Joe Little .Tanett Lowe Anita Luce Beverly Lugar Joyce Lyon Esther Martin Kay McClintic Ted McElroy Gary McGrady Marcia McLean Chloe Meyers Keith Miller Phyllis Miller Lawrence Moore Sturat Moore Bill Moyer Dave Mullin .Tim Myers Ron Neer Mildred Palmer Doug Patuano Phil Periczator Gerry Peters Carol Ann Phillips Stanley Prokuski Carter Ransom Sandra Raymond Daniel Richard Walt Richard Dale Rich Gay Rockwood Gary Rowe Jim Rowe Doris Russell Ron Salsbury Norman Sammons Joan Sarles Sarah Savarino Pat Sawyer Charles Saxton David Scharp I..avilla Schuster Don Scoville Miles Shadley Bernadine Shampo Linda Shaw Ester Shilling Bill Slade Suzanne Slagle Ronnie Sowers Mary Spangler .Terry Spier Myron Stafford Barbara Stanbridge Luther Stemen Don Stevens Peter Strom Cleo Swan Norma Tanner Lawrence Taylor Alberta Thorp Shirley Thorp Anita Todd Floretta Trenner Doris Tryon Sally Vedder Dick Vanl-Ioosear Kathleen Wallace Karen Weisgerber Bob White Skip VHlSon J. D. Wineland Marcia Woodard Carol Yoder Myrna Yoder .f a . 1 Q f 'Y - 0-- . Q. ..f Nl' At. A N .Z Q- is 1, V an I' 2 ap. . , L- , - . ,- ' ' i P Sv T- in .' J . CT' xl , F '55, g, 1 'oi .Q 5 x gi W ' . Q A ' I iflh l fa I x' f - s- I ' , Sf J i n N 1 1' ,, 1 I' l 5 - ' .J X N s ! .fa Qi V J Duane Young .Tim Zieter i' ' Q -4 . -. tj u, EIGHTH GRADE UFFICERS ,- RST ROW Peggy Sackson Advxsot Dade Boyse Vxce Ptesxdem 'Y sate: SECOND ROW Nhgs Eames ectetaty Betty Hamas Ptesxdem Dmck Kneen tea 52. Patr1c1a Adams Gerald Anderson Benny Benders Erma Berry Martha Bonflgho Dale Boyse Bob Brown Joyce Burton James Carey Dav1d Carter Jeanne Caskey Phylhs Clark Sandra Clark Paul DeFranco Kathleen Dempsey Anne Elllott Jerry Flowers Gerald Fowle Alan Fowler Robert Franstz Don Freese Mary Gettings Helen Goshorn Marvin Granger David Gruber Doris Hagaman John Hagaman Charlotte Hall Judy Haman Betty Hames Peg Hames Mary Hansen 46 -4 A1 'T . Il 1 53 EIGHTH GRADE uf' , GA: 9 4 . C , 4- : :A x,- M' I . V: . sl y i K.- ,U XL L.. .. I ,Q . 'Uh 4 vx -as .JM 45 IP A: 1 Betty Hardlng Clarlce Harmngton Phylhs Haskell Sh1r1ey Hatch D1anne Hauer Marcus Hayes Thom Hodgson Sue Hoeger Kenneth Howald Wayne Hutchlns .Terry Ienklns Chrls Johnson Margaret Kalder Robert Keefer Edlth Ke11ey Iunlor Kelley Dorls Klersey Bob K1rk D1ck Kneen Donna Lambrlght Jerry I..arnbr1ght Margaret Lauder Dav1d Lxnt Marllyn Llppert Karen Lott Rlta Luke Ralph Lupold Thars McArthur Pat McL.a1n Sara Mattson Beverly Moore Maman Moore 6 Q . . fv- V' 4 ' 'K' g 1 I S k Q 3 y W w, H i. ' 'I an I i is I 'H . - ' , 'Q ' J v I l l ,AIQ V 1 . sf F 'Q ' t' .,tt N y , 1 . , , rc M, 54 Shlrley Nlorrlson Mmchael Murray Terry Paterson June Ph1ll1p Judy Pmfer Avery Playford Gary Powers Marvxn R1ch Sybll Salsbury Patty Saxton Dean Scovmlle Shlrley Schultz Don Schllllng Archle Shufelt Robert Smlth Tommy Spence James Stewart Ruth Stewart Shlrley Taylor Yvonne Tltus Pat Todd Audry VanFleet John VanHoosear B111 Vreeland Bonme Wakefmeld Claudette Wagner Beverly Watkms Mrrlam Wexsgerber Beverly W1lson Mary Wmlson Fremont Wmchell Ph11 Zelgler 3 K L- OQQ 5 ' , Hu . 3 A . . r I f ? I ' -,,- , S 3 F -1 vs- A lf -- ' ,K . 6 L- 1, S X ,. 'Ar at gf 5 T. . V x 1 A 4 1 is 1 4 - , A ' 4 . ' A . M: 1- , lu ' 1 . ' , ' 2 1 . D . . I L KJ, A t EVE TH GR ADB UFFICER X., fi., num Ahxx XX u uemw and Tveabumv Pm xdem and Mxss Mken Advxso: SQXNMCERQXJ Ptcsxdem Law, E'oeX Vxce 56 EVENTH GRADE David Annis Bill Barron Judy Battenfield Bruce Buchanan s 'X Lf Barbara Benedict ' Y' Qi! yi Sonya Brown Paul Bruno Patrick Callahan Pattie Cantrall Glen Champion Warner Clark Bill Cleveland Elizabeth Conrad Henry Covey Marjorie Covey Jerry Crandall Judy Croddy Larry Cummins Dick Davis Judy Ann Davis Judy Lee Davis Jim Derr Nancy Dike Sharon Dodge Larry Ebel Lee Engstrom Shirley Esterline Norma Everhart Carol Fox Jean Freese Earl Galloway Tony Garber Martha Gerssler Gary Glowe Veon Goshore Jim Grant Nancy Gray 3 gf' Q 4, C' 'fa 'C ci Va- f J., 3 ' . 'B' .' A -'K 'v .' ' kx 5- 9 t' Xxx' 7' V f Q - G Y 0- . X 7 ' ' f .5 C ' J W I If J , x 'fx -4 Lf- f Y' 5 M.. I 'll ' I Q O 7' J L- - - 5, 5-4 C 3 G A C 1 - 'Q sr h- an 5-' u ', s L 1 L A 1 Ji ,,,,g W 57 va f- 'J :ii li 'T T.. lb Ann Grxsley Paul Gruber Ned Hageman Shlrley Harrlngton Susan Haugh Jack Huber Barbara Jenl-uns Nancy Jones Mary Jane Klnney Jlm Lalrd Carol Lambrlght Torn Laney Dana LEWIS Georgla I..1tt1ef1e1d Kay Long Judy Luderrnan Kay Luderman Donald Lyon Judy MCC11nt1C R1chard McClure Jeanette McDowell John McElroy Daryl McNe11 Bud Mackey Mary McNeal Phll Meyer Davld Mlles Duwayne Moore Dav1d Murray Arthur Oberhn Tom O Meara Deanna Palms Roger Plrmszky Loren Rlch Conme Rlchard Alan Rmgenber g Robert Rxngman Sally Rmgman FFGHCIS Rockwood Janet St John Roland Sanders Rosemary Sarles Dale Sawyer Carlene Schlutz Darlene Scoggms Dmck Scovmlle Ph1lScov1lle Frankhn S1nes Dlck Slagle Charles Small Dlck Srruth Judy Sparks Charles Squ1res Joyce Stanley Anne Stevens Ruthan Stubberf1eld Tommy Towns Kenny Wallace Dorls Webb John Webb D1x1e Wllklns Conrne Wxls on Vlola Wyllys 'D T 5 59 ll 0 as rv- 5 'P f - I , 'S A S Q K -- if A HN I Z V' L . pe 5 : :L V .- ' . . l ur- . I ' - I K 1 - . ff 1 l .' j' 15 -' ',,, .S 1- - - L' . s 9 - , 2 ., Lee Snyder M ld av. I A , ' ac l X L J Q ' ' l D t I A A -Q Il- i J 1 ' l ' . 31 . ' ,f 4 -gykbsw Q f I K ,f- f xg ' 0 X JU 1 fl., enmr Class Play m m -A-..,. 'i 1' '-6 SEATED Carol l-lrllard Mr Green Cleo Foulk Mane Cummms Allene Cummmgs STANDING Sylvla Lxster Raymond Krnkade Carolyn Zregler hm Callahan Warren Mead Roger Bemxs, Douglas Andrews Charles Orth Jauretta Lamb Douglas Sanford Kate Bugbee The Semor Class presented therr play 'The R1vals November 16 17 w1th huge success The play a comedy took place 1n London rn 1775 The cast conslsted of Douglas Andrews Captaln Absolute who was 1n love wrth Lydral Warren Mead S1r Anthony Absolute Jack's fatherj Ramon Kmkade Faulkland who was 1n love wzth Juha. Charles Orth fBob Acres a cour' ry bumpkln Douglas Sanford S1r I..uc1us O'Tr1gger an Irlsh baronet James Callahan Jr Fag Jack Abso1ute's servant Roger Bemls Thomas a coachman Mane Cummlngs Mrs Malaprop I..yd1a s aunt Carolyn Zregler Julra Melvllle S1r Anthony s mecel Kathryn Bugbee Lucy Mrs Malaprop s ma1d Jauretta Lamb Marla Bob Acres servant and Sylvma Lrster Jenny a chambermard The cast dld exceptlonally well on thrs d1ff1cult play Merrrtt Greene was the very able d1rector and he was asslsted by Cleo Foulk and Carol Hrllard as student d1rectors The1r class adv1sor Mr Clark had some new advert1s1ng 1deas and wrth the support of the Semors contrxbuted to the p1ay's success 5 I 4 ra ,Wei I' - 3 1. 3 Q ., g 1' A 'I V, , 7 l 3 A A x l 73? ' I A: - i' V ly: 1 X ,I 1 -J A Al' . - - 1 V . x J I A , K' A tl . ' : I ' , . . . S K . , 5 ' l , ' ' ' sl y 2 . ,L K . . ' , ' ls . K . ls ' C . ls ' ' l - , . , ,Q . Q . . i . , ' 1 K , . ' ' ls 6 u , ' - 1 6 , v D. I JUNIUR PLAY The Broadway h1t Peg O My Heart was presented by the .Tumor class March Z1 1952 J Hartley Manners dehghtful comedy was dlrected by Merrltt Greene wlth mus1c furmshed by the h1gh school orchestra under the baton of Robert M I..1nt The tltle role of Peg was played by Sue Montgomery oppos1te Gary Scov1lle as .Terry Norman Sloan portrayed the affected rather effemmate Alarxc and Judy Kelley the unhappy soph1st1cated slster Snooty Mrs Chlchester was played by Becky Morrxson Jarvls the butler by Rlchard Swmehart Chrlstlan Brent by Rodney Sowers Montgomery Hawkes by Rxchard Frantom and Bennett the rnald by Nancy Bonhgho Shlrley Ebel and Mary Lou Andrews were student dlrectors Dean Scogglns stage manager .Tay Schrlhng electr1c1an Jane Hodgson propertles Ph1l1p Kneen Busmess manager Sue Hayhow and Pat McK1nney pubhclty Margery Bates programs and Fred Mxcklow house manager Funeral Serv1ce METTLER'S FUNERAL HOME Arnbu1anCe Service 62 Ji.. . .. , 'v : .. , ' 2 .May ' , ' in g X R l M 9 .11 ff-.pq , A l . , sf' . J r 1 4 . ' ,W E wad , .. S Q N-.. .J ' , ' . ll I ID . I . . , . . D . . I ' I 1 n ' ' S y 1 S A I l 1 9 ' 5 , 3 , I , S 1 S , 2 , S , . lo . , Y X-NX, 111 I 1-li 'I vi L' ii it 1 x 6 4'-'kv Homecoming Queen And Court Kay O Meara Jane Reamer Wilma Booher Marilyn Ringenberg Joan Sp1tere Queen Allerie Cummings Kate Bugbee Gloria Triechmarm Sally Sleeper Sally Vedder Joan Spitere cute winsome Hillsdale High Senior was crowned 1951 Homecoming Queen She and her court were chosen by the Varsity football squad, She was crowned at the Homecoming dance by the retiring 1950 queen, Rosalie Savarino. This page sponsored by: BAND BOX CLEANERS 63 n 'lf-2 A .gg-,ug Q' 'Q' rm 1 X , b,f f ,, ,W ' s M Q.:e,, ,k!5y:1.f nv' 1 'Iv 42' ' -'K '. W - W ' 'K M 'v , J - ' If ' ug , .?1'-, 5 . . ' ,ffp ,Lg 1Q.'Tf'Q' fy. fy. 1 .' Q ff' ie- ft ,'ly5f -' , H-.. ,f .I -nf- 2. L s if I 'Q ,uf ,W sr-WA +.ausif? ,. ,lf x S! vw H 'v' This page is sponsored by FOULKE. LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 64 i7i'?1 - iii I' . 1 E l0R 0RCHE 'PRA FIRST CIRCLE: Marjorie Caskey, Caralee Stevens, David Pankurst, David Lint, Diana Hauer, Sara Mattson, Sally Kemp, Charlene Carter. SECOND CIRCLE: Gay Rockwood, Barbara Barron, Anne Elliot, Virginia Grey, Marilyn Kahle, Peggy I-Iames, Sarah Savarino, Rosalie Savarino, Philip Spieth, Lois Donihue, Celeste Williams, Jean Caskey, Lulah Marie Smith. THIRD CIRCLE: Betty Hames, Lawrence Taylor, Frances Densmore, Barbara Strubble, Iudy Hamond, Thais McArthur, Judy Pifer, Mary Gertings, Phil Kneen, Marjorie Bates, Stuart Buchanan, Shirley Hatch, Charles Arch, Ted Diethrick, Jerry Towns, Tom Hill. Pianist-Judy Pennock, Director-Mr. Robert Lint, and Norman Sloan. 65 1 fl wr w fs fr- Q X ' 6 S , ki,.iWuAkx .,Ax,'a VP, .,,ij'?v+ ,kfJ 8 Y vs'nX:1 4 vrf. ,Qs--, .a 4 All 1 .. 1- ' - '- .- ,Q r 1 P 5' 1 ' ' 0 'f A rl , 4 . V l 5,3715 hr? K axhvg-JJ bfyfge. g 1 fl A X A 12 Q, '4i. 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'T-f4,.42 A .. nw, - ,ii -',.-'-'-'-21? , , , E- ' .,'A t- -Aa-.1 'I' ...U M vs wif imma -'A -'shunt ---annum bu. SFHSQQ, Y f ' ' fi 4 ' ' ? 'f ' ai:, W -' ' , V, ' - 'T 3 Q54 V I f V il . 'L' ae-:Qi W emma-um: uswygw.zeaze:zn 'ant ',.- 5-.14 'r,-,-.,:rf...:.: , u., A ' , -A .- 'Vg ::fv,ii:,,t f,'f V,i ., . ' - -N - N, V ' zisrgfyf' - fm. ' ' ' ' ' JH-.nf 1.l.J.3Z 3 ' ' ' ' , XL 519'- i-Ljzwfg. X 'Q ' , V Q ,N 3 . - ... f ax K ' ' ' 4 .--A K , , , , ,VA f X b- 1 Y-TEE S The Y-Teens began their year with the annual Kiddie Party. The older Y-Teens acted as Big Sisters to prospective members. In December a Christmas dance was given. Other successful social events included the Father -Daughter Banquet in February and Mother-Daugh- ter tea in May. A breakfast for all the senior girls was served the morning of Baccalaureate. The club worked on many useful service projects throughout the year. On Saturday mornings, girls worked at the Health office, and once a month a program was presented to residents at the county farm. During the evenings, club members helped at the hospital by reading to, and feeding the children. At Christmas, chocolates were sent to England, and the Hi-Y and Y-Teens cooperated in providing a school in Kentucky with gifts. The two clubs also sponsored worship services during World Prayer Week. Girls put money on the wishing candle for CARE packages and money was sent to the Crusade for Freedom. The Y-Teens presented impressive Christmas and Easter assemblies, as well as two Pep assemblies. Interesting programs were provided by speakers who have lived or traveled in other countries, and people who had gained experience in other fields. This year the group's officers were: Joyce Ennis, President, Sharon Hammel, Vice-President, lone Easterday, Secretary, Gloria Triech- man, Treasurer, Peggy Davis, Service, Caralee Stevens, Program, Beverly Scoville, Social, Shirley Ebel, Worship, Jill McLean, Finance, Ann McGrady, Librariang Sally Kemp, I-listoriang Jauretta Lamb, Recreation, Mary Lou Andrews, Room Custodiang Bonnie Wheeler, Music, Dorothy Hoeger, Bulletin Board. 68 S37 FIRST ROW Ted Diethrrch Jerry Towns Phil Kneen Cal Strom Mr Stevens Douglas Andrews Phil Mattson Jerry Frantz Fred Nott SECOND ROW B111 McGehee Rip Kinney Mahlon Rouch Alan Dimmers Frank Booth Howard Ewles Jerry Wilson Fred Mxcklow Ted Todd Frank Betts THIRD ROW Tom Hill Dick Stanbridge Dlck Wilkins Ronald Stanton Jack Carlos Don Roose Gary Scovtlle Bob Lape Dick Swinehart Phil Sp1eth B111 Brice BACK ROW Dick Foster The year of 1951 52 was an eventful one for the H1 Y Not only was much accomplished in the field of service but they also had fun at the social functions At various times during the year the club sponsored assemblies and also a check room at the basketball games The proceeds from the check room went to the World Service fund Servlce projects included helping with the Red Feather Drive, helpxng a needy family at Christmas, and send ing Christmas gifts to the children of an underpriviledged school in Virginia As a money raising project, the boys sold hot dogs at the football games A party at Kimball Camp, the Mother Son Banquet, and the Father Son p1cn1c were other highlights of the year As a service to the school, they collaborated w1th the Y Teens during the World Week of Prayer to hold worship services before school This year's officers were. Cal Strom, president, Doug Andrews, vice president: Phil Mattson, secretaryg and Phil Kneen, treasurer. The com- mittee chairmen were: Doug Andrews, programg Warren Mead, service, Ted Diethrich, membershipg Jerry Towns, social, and Bill McGehee, wor- ship. Mr. Stevens served as advisor. 69 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIO The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote girls' sports and to build sportsmanship. During the year the members of the G.A.A. enjoyed bowling, basketball, vollyball, and softball. Three play days were enjoyed this year by certain members, elected by the group. These were with Adrian, Tecomseh, and Bryan. The G.A.A. sold candy again this year as a money making project. The annual G.A.A. Banquet for all members and their mothers was held in the spring. Awards earned by the girls were presented to them at that time. The G.A.A. officers for 1951-52 were Sylvia Lister, Presidentg Sally Vedder, Vice-President, Nancy Davis, Secretary, and Shirley Ebel, Treasurer. Miss Arlene Jackson was the group's advisor. 70 ,.-,,- ..Y . -any l -. .Q 1 . - 91' - 42 -- - FIRST ROW Floyd Gould Don Ladd B111 Iveson B111 Hayward Jack VanDeusen Bob Stover Doug Sanford George Taylor SECOND ROW Dwayne Rrker Pat Jackson Alger Dow Frank Langston B111 McElroy Frances Swan Tom Kessler Glen McNe1l THIRD ROW Fred Bach Jon VanDeusen Dean Scoggms Ken Stalhood Albert French Donald Clrfton Mr Rawson FOURTH ROW B111 Prrce Lester Sarles Denms Draggoo Don Cole Another year 1S over and the F F A has completed many worthwh1le projects F1rst of all they supervrsed the f1tt1ng of the athletrc f1eld and sowed the grass seed At the fa1r the Chapter sponsored the gra1n show and partlclpated rn the l1vestock show A plg Chaln was formed th1s year whereby ten Freshmen were able to get started w1th pure bred stock Many had crop projects and several others had da1ry calves and beef cattle Dur1ng the year the F F A sold Farm Bureau Garden seeds to earn money for the chapter The Chapter Farmers attended the Natronal I.11V8StOCk Show 1n Ch1cago on November Z8 and Z9 F F A off1cers for thrs year were Presldent B111 Hayward V1ce Pres1dent Douglas Sanford Secretary B111 Iveson Treasurer Jack Van Deusen Reporter Bob Stover Sentrnal Don Ladd Conductor George Taylor 71 Fo Fl AI . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . s - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 . . . . , I I 5 5 ' I I . , . . . 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I , 'lv ral L Tl CLAVI FIRST ROW: Larry Hayes, Fred Knott, Judy Pennock, Kay O'Meara, Phil Spieth, Sharon Bray, Mrs. Jackson, Dick Stanbridge, Judy Weisgerber, Frank Betts, Virginia Grey, David Dimmers, SECOND ROW: Dick Spalding Mary Bach, Virginia Willis, Sharon Loney, Kay Yahris, Carol Strong, Nancy Bly, Marian DeFranco, Nancy Davis, Richard Snyder, Bill I-luggett, Ken Lefiler, Gary Peters, Peter Strom. THIRD ROW: Lavilla Schuster, Janet Lowe, Joyce Fitzgerald, Kathleen Wallace, Sally Vedder, Sarah Savarino, Barbara Strubble, Celeste Williams, Phyllis Buelow, Dick Swineheart, Dick Wilkins, Stuart Buchanan, Miles Shadley. FOURTH ROW: Marcia McLean, Karen Katzenmeyer, The Latin Club has added one more successful year to its record. The presiding officers for the year were president, Judy Weisger- ber, vice-president, Phil Spiethg secretary, Kay O'Meara3 and treasurer, Dick Stanbridge. These kids, along with program chair- man, Sharon Brayg games chairman, Frank Betts, food chairman, Virginia Gray, music chairman, Judy Pennockg and their advisor, Mrs. Jackson, helped to inspire the club in their many activities and projects. The club's activities and projects this year included a booth at the fair, a Hallowe'en Party--held for all of the language clubs, singing Christmas Carols in the halls, and making Christmas and Valentine cards. They ended their successful year most appropriately with their annual Latin Club Banquet. This page sponsored by: WESTERN AUTO 73 Wh . -L - .V :....,.,,,..,, A - - ' 5 ' Ti ' 'wi .- ,.:i-,fp . ,Q . ., - .70-M-VT.- .-. . ,V ir :V gf' ,Art , - 1 ...,, Le Carole Francars FIRST ROW Mrs Sanderson Jane Hodgson Ronnxe Stanton Barbara Barron Becky Morrison Mary Lou Andrews SECOND ROW: Florence Arnold Nila Meyers Stanley Prokuski Norman Sloan Joe Swinehart The French Club was organized for the purpose of giving the students an opportunity to use the French language and to learn about the country of France and its people. One of the high-lights of the year was a joint meeting with the Spanish and Latin clubs in which all dressed in the native costumes. The French club pre- sented a folk dance and a native song. The year was a very successful one, with everyone having a good time. The officers are: President, Barbara Barrong Vice President, Ronnie Stantong Secretary, Becky Morrisong Treasurer, Jim Mastersg Reporter, Jane Hodgson. The advisor was Mrs. Sanderson. This page sponsored by: HILLSDALE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 74 K Blolog Club FIRST ROW Frank Betts Joyce Smith Charlene Carter Mr Rector Duane Ash Nancy Davis SECOND ROW Ioxs Kamrensky Dick Wilkins Mary Schmlege Ronnie Stanton Matilda Frtch Dick Spalding Phyllis Buelow Daryl Sanford THIRD ROW Bill Prrce Richard Snyder Lulah Smith Roger Champron Daneen Mills Robert Swinehart Arlene Moore Ear1C1ark The Biology Club joined the National Science Clubs of America. In the spring they had their banquet, and the annual trip to Ann Arbor. They also organized a boy's basketball team. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in science. The officers for the year were: Charlene Carter, President, Linda Burr, Vice Presidentg Joyce Smith, Secretary, Duane Ash, Treasurer. The advisor was Mr. Rector. 75 u-A. Tween Tower Annual FIRST ROW Joan Spxtere Allene Cummmgs hm Callahan Kathryn Bugbee Pat McK1nney Rlchard Kmney Caralee Stevens. SECOND ROW Glona Trlechman, Chene Brown, Mr. Ketrow, Wxlma Booher, Bob Lape, Shuley Ebel. THIRD ROW Kay O'Meara, Sue Hayhow, Sh1r1ey Watkms, 1111 McLean, Rose Mane Moench, Members of the staff Kathryn Bugbee, Edltor, Pat McK1nney, ASSlStaHt ed1tor, Allene Cummmgs, Photography, .1111 McLean, Advertlslng, Rlchard Klnney, Sports, Jxm Callahan, C1rcu1at1on, Caralee Stevens, Copy Edltor, Joan Spltere, Cover, Mr. Ketrow was the advlsor for the annual 76 j 4 ' Q - ., , f ' I f ,v rg-wr, - 1W'f, . 5 Q L x 2 : 5 V 1 ah riff? H .-.....- .., . M.. ,, -M a.,M?M,,,J,, y Awqrx, T MLW? Q - Y - V 1 V - 4 1 f 1 - Y'-1 A f A - . ,..-.,L N, K .,,,, .- ', ,A ,,,,,,,,,, UNM, A 1 .' R , I I 3 I -Q S . , - - V - ,, .. , . - A t ' 5 ' 4 f 'I . ' 9 I I ' , 2. ,, 5 , 'X' R v . , E, - , , . , x W 1' Y Ii I ' . I 0 V . . ' v I I . a Tween Tower Paper FIRST ROW Sally Kemp Lois Domhue Irll McLean Caralee Stevens Carolyn Ziegler Beverly Scovrll Douglas Andrews Jim Callahan Marjory Caskey Peggy Davis Joan Sprtere SECOND ROW Jane Hodgson Jane Reamer Wilma Booher Celeste Wtlhams Sue Hayhow Becky Momson Judy Kelley Pat Murray Rip Kinney Phrl Kneen THIRD ROW Jack Rossettr Marie Cummins Pat McKinney Shrrley Ebel Gloria Trrechman Ann McGrady Mary Lou Andrews Jerry Frantz Lila Jackson FOURTH ROW Dorothy Hoeger Iuaretta Lamb Carol Hrllard Nancy Davis Mary Lou Melhck Cleo Foulk Ann Fedosuk Mary Ziegler Mr Green TWEEN TOWERS the school paper serves as a record for the activities of the student body as well as offering practice to the students of Journalism It was ably managed by its editor Doug Andrews a senior Doug was assisted by Bev Scovill Assistant editor Lois Donihue news ed xtor Rip Klnney sports editor Caralee Stevens feature editor Joan Sp1ter1 fashion editor Pehhy Davis, music editorg Sally Kemp, literary editor, Celeste Williams, club editorg Carolyn Ziegler, exchange editorg Jill Mclean, advertising managerg Marjory Caskey, and Jim Callahan, circulation co-managersg and many reporters. Mr. Green acted very capably as advisor to the paper again this year. The staff members were unable to attend Journalism Day at Michigan State College in the Fall but are looking for- ward to the one at the University of Michigan in the Spring. 77 A GAPPELLA CHUIR Fifty students from the 8th and 9th grades compose the Jr High A Cappella Choir better known as the Special chorus directed by M Dessolee Chester In order to be eligible for the choir students of the 7th grade music classes must average B or better and maintain this standing during 8th and 9th grades The group this year although a few less in number are very enthusiastic There are twelve sopranos nineteen altos twelve tenors and seven basses They started the year rather auspiciously with an invitation to provide the anthems for the Union Church Fair opening day With the assistance of several 10 h grade students from last year s choir they sang Grant Us Peace' Weismuller and Hallelujah Amen' from the oratorio Judas Maceabaeus by Handel These selections were sung at State Choral Festival at East Lansing last Spring receiving a perfect score from the Judges 1 e Super1or rating At the Thanksgiving assembly, sponsored by the Hi Y, the choir sang Grace Before Meat which they repeated with The Hunting Song from the operetta On Plymouth Rock for the Improvement Club December 6th. On December 17th, at the Jr High P T A they sang A Day of Joyful Singing Jackson, and Glory to God in the Highest Whitford An ensemble of twelve repeated these selections for the P1er1an Reading Club at the home of Mrs Jason Isbell December 19th The year 1951 closed with a Christmas dinner party held in the High School Cafeteria Because of sub zero weather, the choir sang their carols to friends by telephone On Friday, Jan llth, the choir held an assembly for the school and went to the County Farm by bus to repeat the program and give gifts to residents there Most of the Znd Semester was spent preparing choruses, solos and ensem- bles for the District Vocal Festival at Jackson, and the State Vocal Ensemble Festival April 19th and the State Choral Festival at Jackson May 10th at Ann Arbor. As this goes to press, it is hoped that the chorus will again receive Superior rating as they have the last 6 years. Ending the year will be a Spring Concert made up of their best selections, and finally an athem for the Baccalaureate Service on the Sunday before school closes. 78 TUWER G ARD FIRST ROW: Sue Folger, Mary Bach, Kathleen Wallace, Sally Vedder, Jerry Double, Peter Strom, Stuart Buchanan, Judy Pifer, Sara Savarino, Lavilla Schuster, Marcia McLean. SECOND ROW: Dale Boyse, Joyce Fitzgerald, Marry Barron, Anita Cascarelli, Karen Lot, Marcia Woodard, Sonja Brown, Margaret Lauder, Nancy Norris, Diana Palms John McElroy, THIRD ROW: Dick Kneen, David Coldren, Janet Lowe, Ann Rockwood, Norma Tanner, Sandra Raymond, Dean Scoville, David Dimmers, Shirley Schultz, Connie Richards, Joyce Burton, Warren Clark. The Tower Guard staff was very capable this year and each department down to the Home Room reporters did a fine job. The paper reverted to a small one this year, because the Junior High students liked that size better. The subscription managers sold the idea of the paper so well that 195 stu- dents signed up for the paper for the whole year. The paper sol'd 300 every month and sometimes more. Mrs. Fuller was our advisor, Stuart Buchanan was editor, assisted by Judy Pifer, assistant editor, news editors, Lavilla Schuster and Mary Barron, Feature, Mary Bach, Society, Sara Savarino, Jokes, Joyce Fitzgerald and Karen Lott, Sports, Jerry Double and Dale Boyse, G. A. A., Sally Vedder, Home Room News, Kathleen Wallace, Ex- change, Marcia McLean, circulation, Peter Strom and Dick Kneen, Business, Marcia Woodard and Sue Folger, Staff Artist, Anita Cascarelli, and nu- merous reporters. 79 ..-7... 1, I 1 Q: :yy ' ' 5 V , vw' 't .Q ue U W , . , V Q A- -- 4... f.,., e. .., 1 5' f . f. ,, R T i 1 f'L' i'3 ?'A . O ' ' f I ,l J- , ,. 7' f' H-Club FIRST ROW: Ted Dietrich, Jerry Towns, Cal Strom, Mr. Inman, Bill McGeehee, Ken Flowers, Bill McElroy. SECOND ROW: Phil Kneen, Denny Lawton, Ierry Wilson, Jack Carlos, Mahlon Rouch, Alan Dimmers, Tom Hill. THIRD ROW: Dick Inman, Joe Swinehart, Alger Dow, Frank Booth, Richard Kinney, Howard Ewles, Robert Vaughn. The H-Club is an organization of boys who have earned a Reserve or Varsity letter. The purpose of the Club is to earn money for the Athletic Association. This or- ganization handles all concessions at athletic contests, and meets regularly throughout the year. The officers are: Bob Vaughn, Presidentg Howard Ewles, Vice Presidentg Phil Kneen, Secretaryg - Mahlon Rouch, Treasurer. 80 , I r I K A, s Pd STUDE T COUNCIL Robert Stover, Howard Ewles, Don Cascarelli, Bob Lape, Ted Dietrich, Mr. Henry, Jane Hodgson, Dick Stanbridge, Robert Vaughn, Carol Strong, Marcia Scovill. The Student Council this year has done very much to benefit the school the students, and the community. One of the first duties on their agenda was selecting the cheerleaders. During the Christmas season they sold Tuberculosis Christmas seals, and they succeeded in making their quota. They sponsored an assembly for Hillsdale students, and also an exchange assembly with Coldwater. The organization sent invitations to all opposing schools, inviting them to come to the dances after the basketball games. Perhaps their most important project of the year was supporting the school savings plan, which aids the students in saving systematically. This page sponsored by: HILLSDALE SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Sl iH WH: Commercml Club FIRST ROW Jerry Snyder Stuart Delcamp Sally Kelley Mr Clark Drck Foster Abb1e Fansler Delores Bell Tom Rrngle M D O Meara SECOND ROW Phyll1sBuelow Barbara Wlnchell Sally Bly Ann McGrady Lrla Jackson, Carolyn Zleglef, Bob Stover, Roger Bemrs, Ted Blldner. THIRD ROW Daneen Mrlls, Carol Mrlls, Ioan Collrns, Sharron Burlew, Iacquelme Booher, B111 McElroy, Frank Langston, Bob Reynolds, Wendell Bortell. FOURTH ROW Geraldrne Dougherty, lolene Lanbrrght, Betsy Arch, Pat Schumucker, Mary Sue Slade, Ann Fedosuk, Ianlce Gates, Maurrce Webb, hm Taylor, lean McCla1n, Thls was the second year for the Commerclal Club, whlch met wrth great success Thrs year the organ1zat1on was accepted rnto the Mlchlgan State Re tall and Offlce Club as a charter member The purpose of th1s club IS to promote a better understand1ng between 1ts members and the opportun1t1es and beneflts 1n the entlre commerc1al fleld of buslness The group gave f1ne part1es at Percy Jones Hosprtal for the Korean War casuahtxes Several dances were sponsored by the club and a freld trrp was made to Freenfreld Vlllage The years act1v1t1es came to a close wrth a banquet honorlng 1ts Basketball team wh1ch had another successful season. Mothers and Dads of club members were honored at th1s banquet. Mrs Darby recelved an hon orary hfe membershrp for her help rn the Percy Jones project The offrcers for the past year are as follows Presrdent, Dlck Foster, V1ce Presrdent, Abb1e Fansler, Secretary, Delores Bell, and Treasurer, Sally Kelley. Mr. Clark was the advlsor. This page sponsored by: O'MEARA AND CO. 82 SALLY BLY, PAT MURRAY, NANCY DAVIS, ROSE MARIE. IVIOENCH Majerettes This page sponsored by HILLSDALE COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION Cheerleaders SHIRLEY EBEL, CHERIE. BROWN, NANCY BLY, SALLY BLY, JOAN SPITERE Camera Club FIRST ROW: Dorothy Hoeger, Carol Hillard, Miss Weaver, Roger Bemis, Sue I-loeger. SECOND ROW Reva Williams, Arvilla Stubberfield, Sue Folger, Rose Marie Moench. THIRD ROW: Ann Fedosuk, Gary McGrady, Charles Sloan. The newly organized Camera Club enjoyed an eventful year under the leadership of their President, Carol Hillard. Other officers were: Vice President, Roger Bemis, Secretary, Sue Hoegerg Treasurer, Dorothy Hoeger. Miss Adrienne Weaver was the club's advisor. During the year the members of the Camera Club learned how to develop and print their own pictures, and how to judge good pictures from bad ones. They also learned how to improve their own photography. Some of the members entered their pictures in The National Scholastic Photography Contest. This page sponsored by: THE TRUE BLUE PRESS 84 Bicycle Court Charles Stubberfield, Frank Betts, Phil Spieth, Ron Stanton, Carol Hillard, Norman Sloan, Marvin Granger, Dick Stanbridge, Don Roose. Skip Wilson. The Bicycle Court of Hillsdale High School meets every Wednesday after school. Norman Sloan, Judge, presides over the meetings while Carol Hillard, Clerk, keeps a record of all meetings. Some of the most common violations are: parking on the sidewalk, no bell, and no light. The Bicycle court is sponsored by the Hi-Y and the Kiwanis Safety Committee. This page sponsored by: O'MEARA AND CO. 85 1130 if .2 ,YW I f' ff: Q fi? A BP. 'sf I ? ,- Q Qfifk, Sail-41 - , '-my - f. 1 ' -..'fma2L :V nr.,f w Q7 ', X -Q. 0 N C . Y' 'if' - .' my t 4 ' . Q-Q P I 4 '- 3 ' ' is ' -I 5 3 , 'LM Ja, ff' ,vw H I , 4 ,M w lg p 'v., mi g 0 QB. WS? - 'FM 'Q , i i 'OCT' iw YI 0 , 4 I4 vi' -x f, , IA, 4 lo - 5 i , , ffgfe lit' in I -r 1 Su 1'e:t'. x Q' 'fxgh F55 4 1 1,90 ind V 9. V, 1 if, Q, 9 4 ,, .ln S g 1- L V. 5 1 : A if 3 'r ' ' nf., ' ., v , ' ln- , ' i .7 , 'V sg Y Y lg. 5 . 1 f JJ Jwidiim. 1 VAR ITY FOUTBALL FIRST ROW: Bob Lape, Robert Vaughn, Bill McGehee, Ken Flowers, Jack Rossetti, Howard Ewles, Mahlon Rouch, Ted Diethrich, SECOND ROW: Coach Maples, Rip Kenney, Cal Strom, Phil Kneen, Dennis Lawton, Bill McElroy, Tom Hill, Duane Ash, Fred Nott, Dick Frantom,Coach lnman. THIRD ROW: Don Scovill, Alger Dow, Dale Oberlin, Wendell Moyer, Ted Todd, M.D. 0'Meara, Bob Stover, Charles Robison, Dean Scoggins, Dick Harring. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Wilson, Jerry Towns, John Stafford, Alan Dimmers, Jack Carlos, Jack Reamer, Dick Inman, Earl Clark. The 1951 Hillsdale High School football team had quite a successful season whenthey dupHcatedthe record ofthatofa.year ago.'The Hornets won five games and lost three. The team was made up of sixteen seniors, Unrteenjuniors,and seven sophonuores. The season started off with a Z6-7 beating of Tecumseh. ln the next game the Hornets took a beating both physically and by an 18-8 score by Eaton Rapids. Hillsdale then shut out Adrian 13-O. The next two games were lost to Coldwater 19-13, and to Bedford 6-0. The final three games were all winsg Paulding 74-7, Leslie 46-6, and Montpelier 19-O. The Montpelier game was played under weather conditions which seldom prevail for high school games. Snow, mud, and the cold were just sonuzofthe adversefactors.TWns was aU coupled widithe greatdesireto get even with 'Pelier for the last year's defeat. These reasons, added up, made the Hornets play one of the seasons best games before a Homecoming crowd. 90 O P ,...,1r-Sf vw:- ,ff mv? mehr 'GQNQ fi wi A 1 .-5 fd? Thls page sponsored by: W STOCK AND SONS INC 91 it B L X -1' QV!! RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Mr Carr Joe R1x Don Bulman George Carlrsle Bill Moyer Jerry Double Peter Strom Dave Calder SECOND ROW Don Scovllle Ronald Sowers hm Keller Joe Swinehart Bob White Jerry Fouver Duane Young Dave Mullin, THIRD ROW Jim Rowe, Tom Arch, Jim Fowle, Fred Mullin, Bob Gaberdrel, Don Frantom, Jim Morlock, Dave Dimmers. FOURTH ROW. Ronald Caulkrns, Daryl Ewles, Jim Zelter, John Benlamm, Wayne l-lueston, Ted McElroy, Joel L1ttle, Stuart Buchanan. The Reserve Football team, coached by Mr. Richard Carr, showed that it takes more than good coaching to put a winning team on the field. The team won one, tied one, and lost three to very strong opposition. A few of the Reserve players showed the ability of being able to take over places on the Varsity team next year. We all hope that the Reserves will help bring victories to Hillsdale High School next year. Hillsdale Hillsdale Hillsdale Hillsdale Hillsdale l Quincy B ryan Coldwater Jone sville Montpelier Jerry Towns Phil Kneen Mahlon Rouch Jack Rosetti Howard Elwles Don Scoville Bill McElroy VAR ITY Dale Draggoo Rip Kinney Dale Oberlin Ted Diethrich Bob Lape Dick Swinehart Coach Huffman BA KETBALL The Hornets of 1951-52 had a very successful season of eleven wins and five losses in regular sea- , son play. They dropped their first mm i tournament game to Sturgis 53-50. The varsity team was made up of seven seniors, Captain Bill McElroy, Mahlon Rouch, Jack Rossetti, Rip Kinney, Dale Draggoo, Howard Ewles, and Jerry Towns: and four juniors, Dale Oberlin, Ted Diethrich, Bob Lape, and Phil Kneen. The Hornets were under the capable coaching of Coach Russell Huffnfian, who completed his fifth season at the Hornet helm. Hillsdale High School again played a tri-state schedule. They played games with Ligonier and Wolcottville, Indiana, Montpelier and Paulding, Ohio, and Eaton Rapids, Morenci, Milan, Adrian, Coldwater, Jackson St. Mary's Romulus, Bedford, and Air- port Community, all Michigan schools. The Hornets gained the reputation of being quite a high scoring team before the year was completed. Their high score of the season was a record breaking 86 points against Jackson St. Mary's. The squad averaged 54.6 points per game for the entire season. The high-point of the season for the Hornet team, the high school students, and the people of the com.munity, was reached in the final game of the season, when the Hornets played a near perfect game in trouncing the Coldwater Cardinals 69-43, before all the home folks at the local gym. No one could ever think of a better way of closing a season nor could seven seniors end up their high school basketball careers on a happier note. GUY OSBORN AGENCY Insurance wood and seybold building Real Estate 93 If-vv+J '4 L f, M1 W A , 7, c ,,,..,,,,, .-,,,4, .,g:gqf--lgg 'A- i ,Li - ,rw A ' T ' 5 ' ',K': 7 t'f.'1 - 1 , he 6 if ,,A , in lit H ,L,, ,Wi in . , v, ,Y ,,,, 3? , K, H , 1 Q , E, K 1 3 QA- RE ERVE BA KETB LL The Reserve Basketball Squad, composed of five Juniors nine Sophomores and one Freshman, and very ably coached by Mr. Inman, enj oyed one of the best seasons a basketball team from Hillsdale has had in a long time They won fif teen and lost only one--that was to Coldwater. They piled up 676 total points against their opponents' 396 points. The outstanding ability of some of these boys should prove to be very interesting to the varsity coach next year Hillsdale be is 39 Eaton Rapids 40 Morenci 3 5 W olcottville 37 Milan 42 Paulding 42 Adrian 37 Ligonier 18 Coldwater 49 Eaton Rapids 53 St. Marys 57 Adrian 33 Romulus 38 Bedford 71 Airport 44 Montpelier This page is sponsored by McSHERRYS 94 Richard Foster Maurice Webb Robe rt Reynolds Wendell Bortel Mr. Clark Torn Ringle .Tim Masters Stuart Delcamp Jerry Snyder Not pictured: M. D. O'lVleara Charles Burton COMMERCIAL This was the second year for the Cornmercial Club Basketball Team. The sea- son saw the team build a fine record of 15 wins against 1 loss in the regular sea- son of play. In the Friday League they had 5 wins against no losses and that record gave them the Championship in that League. The team captain was Stuart Delcamp, a senior. The high scorer for the team was Jerry Snyder with 157 points, followed by .Tim Masters with 107 points. The team scored a total of 642 points while their opponents netted only 464. The team really did enjoy the new jackets and uniforms for this year. Their advisor and coach for the season was Mr. Don Clark. F. F. A. BA KETBALL Charles Reynolds Doug Sanford Mr. Rawson Robert Stover Frank Langston Glen McNeil Bill Hayward ROW 1 Ronald Stanton Rlchard Frantom .Terry Wllson Robert Vaughan B111 McGehee George Taylor Douglas Sanford Phlllp M1les ROW Z Tom Curth Gary Scov1l1e George Carhsle Daryl Ewles JIIH Zelter Stanley Prokuskl Ronald Neer Dlck Stanbmdge ROW 3 Coach Carr Ronald Caulklns Dlck Slade Lawrence Moore Ted McElroy Dav1d Mullen Stuart Buchanan VARSITY TRACK ...- .2 i- 96 ,.f.-. ROW 1 Dean Scovllle Dlck Swmehart ROW 2 Dale Draggoo B111McE1roy Rlp Klnney Jack Rossettl Howard :Lwles Mahlon Rouch Frank Booth Kenneth Flowers ROW 3 .Tack Reamer Dmck Foster Bob Klzer .Tumor Newell Jack Carlos Dale Oberlln Dennls Lawton Leonn Boone Dlck Inman ROW 4 Coach Maples Ted Todd Wendell Moyer Bob Havmland Duane Ash Dxck Harrlng Dan Srnlth Vlncent Fox Dlck Freese .Terry Double ROW 5 Joe Rlx Don Bulmon Doug Patuana Elmer Wllson Jerry Fauver T1mAu5eon Clyde Hamllton Gary Crawford .Tun Rowe Bob Whlte B111 Moyer VAR ITY BA EBALL ...Zi-l Kg r 1 i'?'?2L',x f MW- MX' 4 Thls page sponsored by KIMBLE1 97 is X,-NM Sally Bly, Shirley Ebel, Sandra Masters, Nancy Bly, Cherie Brown This page sponsored by MASTERS' FASHION SHOP 98 Q ,,..fJ AL., ,J-'1 10 COACHES Mr lnmarx Mr Maples Mr Huiiman Mr Carr This page s GRAY PO1'15OI.ed M, HITE 99 ,- 9 Q 'o lil may ...K X Q I -ff MAN AG ERS S Nhchaek Cahahan, Don Scov DavxdN1uXXe oe wxrx T hls Page Hsponsored AX Dean Scovxu 100 0 R PITRO ALLIED PRODUCTS CORPORATION APPLIAINCE SERVICE CENTER BUD S C AND P PRINTING COMPANY I C DECKER PONTIAC SALES DeROSE ARBOR FARNSWORTI-IS HICKOKS HILLSDALE HI SPEED JOHN 'VI WILLIAMS INC KATZENMEYERS KICKERBOCKER MOTOR SALES LEUTHEUSER BUICK INC IVIARKET HOUSE MILLERS NULL S DAIRY PALACE OF SWEETS PENINEYS WILLIAM PRIDEAUX SCHMIDT S SMART SHOES SCHOLL S INSURANCE SILLIVENS SMITH S FLOWERS SPINNING WHEEL KIESS JEWELRY STORE STAR LAUNDRY AIND DRY CLEANERS LANE MORLOCK SWINEIHARTS GARNETT LENTZ AGENCY MOINTGUMERY WARD GORNY-WINZELER ROSS DRUGS Magazine Drive Winners 'ff' 4 Thls year we to d pped the record xn our annual magaz1ne r1ve wxth a httle over S5 000 The hlgh salesman was rewarded w1th a watch set Ann Elhot won the draw1ng and recewed a watch set also Thls drwe was the most success ful thanks to Mr Inman The persons responslble for th1s drlve was Joyce Enms cha1rman Beverly Scovlll next year s chan-man and Carol I-hllard Sy1v1a Llste Charlene Carter r Joan Spltere ass1stants 10 -Q. .-'Q L, qv? ,A .xx 1-iv' if + 13 ,I- .RA- i 4c HF 5 . 2, -O Andrews Douglas Badgley J Scott Bemls Roger Berzlns Ausma Berzxns Gunta Bly Sally Booher Wmlma Booth Frank Bugbee Kathryn Burton Charles Callahan James Carter Charlene Caskey Marg1e Cumm1ngs Allene Cumm1ns Marxe V Dans Peggy Delcamp Stuart Denmngs Kenneth D1mmers Alan Donxhue LOIS SE IOR ACTIVITIE Jumor and Sen1or Class Play H1 Y Z 3 4 Offlcer 3 4 Latln Club l Z Offlcer 2 Senxor Band l Z 3 4 Offxcer 3 4 Debate Z Specxal Chorus 1 Sen1or Orchestra l Z 3 4 Dance Band Leader 3 4 Symphony 4 .Tumor and Senxor Class Play H1 Y 2 3 Latln Club Tween Tower Paper Z Commerclal Club 4 Camera Club 4 Ofhcer 4 Track Z 3 Came from Germany when a .Tumor Came from Germany when a .Iumor TeensZ 3 4 G A A l Z 3 4 Span1shClub4 Che Leaderl 2 3 4 Majorettel 2 3 4 Drum Majorettel Y Teens 4 Latxn Club Z 3 Blology Club Z F H A 1 Tween Tower Annual 4 Tween Tower Paper 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Debate Z Queen s Court 4 YZ 3 4 Sen1or Bandl Z H ClubZ 3 4 Football 4 Ba eball Z .Tumor and Sen1or Class Play Y Teens 3 4 G A A l Z 3 4 L.at1n Club l Z Blology Club Z Tween Tower Annual 3 4 Off1cer 4 Tween Tower Paper 3 Spec1al Chorus l Queen s Court 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Blology Club Z Commerclal Club 4 .Tumor and Sen1or Class Play Class Offrcer l 3 4 Latxn Club Z 3 Offzcer 3 Sen1or Band 1 Z 3 4 Offxcer 4 Tween Tower Annual 4 Tween Tower Paper Z 3 4 H Club l Z 3 Bas lmgr l Y Teens Z 3 G A A l I..at1n Club l Z Blology Club 4 Off1cer 4 Sen1or Orchestra l 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 Tween Tower Annual 3 Tween Tower Paper 2 3 .Tumor Class Play Y Teens Z 3 4 L.at1n Club 1 2. 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