Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ANN SCOFIELD Calendar Editor, kETelescope Library Committee Ann has made a place for herself in the hearts of Hillsdale girls in her modest and gentle way. She has ably taken her place as a Senior and has performed her duties on the hTelescope Board and on the Library Committee diligently and industriously. She alone has had to uphold the honor and dignity of the Senior CEass at Hill Manor. We only wish Ann had been with us for more than one year. JANE WINDISCH Humor Editor, hhTelescope Group Leader Lagt, but by no means least, is Jane. She is witty, humorous, and good'natured, and is Well qualified for her office as Humor Editor of the i'Telescopefj Her ability always to see the funny side of things under trying circumstances has done much for the Senior Class as well as for the School. What Would Hillsdale be without Jane and her LLChevy? 9:; Page Sixteen

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ggv SARALEE KINNEY Chairman, Needle Work Guild Advisory Board, hiTelescopeh Skinneyn would be a valuable asset to any group. Although a newcomer this year, she has proved her ability and good will. She always has a friendly grin anci a good joke. She made a snappy sideacenter on the Senior basket ball team, and wrote many clever articles for the Annual. Who could say more? KATHERINE LEBLOND President, Student Council President, Senior Class hTelescope Board Pmsidcnt, Athletic Association, 1928 Captain, Senior Basket Ball Team Ma'rshal, 1928 Who can think of the Senior Class without Kay?! Her quiet dignity and even temper have been ever present in the problems which she has met as president of the Senior Ciass and of the Student Council. Her important oHice of President Of the Athletic Asso' ciation, as a Junior, had to be given up this year because of her other duties. She embodies the spirit of Hillsdale and has set a high standard for 19305 president. Page Fifteen

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r' ANNA BELLE OBRIEN, President EUNICE ADAMS DOROTHY HUSSEY JANET SEASONGOOD JANE ALLEN MARY JANE JOHNSON ALICE JAY STEINER BETTY BALDWIN MARY JANE MOESER CAROLINE STILWELL ELIZABETH GAMBLE MARTHA PEEBLES MARJORIE THUMA EMILY HAWLEY VIRGINIA ROBBINS BETTY WOHLGEMUTH JANET Ross JUNIORS khWe are seven said a maiden, But our class is seventeen. And wehre quite the finegt Juniors That the world has ever seen. There is basket ball and tennis; In both, our class excells. And When it comes to candy sales, uOver the toph it spells. The leader of the leaders Belongs to this fine group. And from our Lkhighest average place We hope we'll never Stoop. And though you travel near and far, To England, China, Spain, Our equal you Will never find, This is our glad refrain. $ Page Seventeen