Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HELEN F. BOOKMAN VicerPresidem, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council EditoriwChief, nTelescope Little is done in any organizatien in the school with out the untiring help of Helen. As secretary of the Student Council she has assisted in representing her class and in giving her excellent ideas to the governing body of the school. All the work on the Annual has been done under her careful supervision. Her many contributions to both Hill Breezes and the Tale scope show her unusual ability in writing as well as her very keen sense of humor. ELLEN B. FOOT Editor'in'Chief, Hill Bvreezesn Advisory Board, Telescopen Athletic Association In her quiet, unaswming way, Ellen has lent much to the activities of the school, She has shown her ability not only as a poet, but as an organizer and manager in her office of Editorvin-Chief of uHill Breezes. She has also been indispensable to Miss Boynton in helping With the Seventh Grade. Ellen may readily be depended on to do any job cheerfully, prornptly and welL e Page Twelve

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95?; LOUISE KATRINA FOOT Class President, 1928 Music Committee Advisory Board, Telcscopf Business Manager of $hHiU Breezeshw Louise not only takes an active part in 211E the school activities; she is also a pleasant companion and a loyal friend. Vivacious, pretty and thoughtful, she is always in demand. Her violin playing makes us proud of her, for she is an expert musician, and com tributes in this way to many of our celebrations. CHARLOTTE FREIBERG Athletic Editor of the EhTelescope Charlotte, graceful and dignified, has ably done her share on the ssTelescope Board. Besides exercising the duties of her own oche she has given generousiy of her decided artigtic ability. The school seal is of her design, as are other evidences around and con' nedted with the school. She has also contributed largely to the class and school songs. 3: Page Thirteen