Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BARBARA BOOKMAN ELEANOR BROOKS EMILY BROWN RUSSELL COLES BETTYSUE FRANK ELIZABETH GARDNER DOROTHEA HUMMEL PEGGY KEYS DOROTHY EGGERS CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN ELIZABETH LACKMAN HARRIET LARMON WILHELMINA LEACH JANE LITTLEFORD MARGARET LOTSPEICH KATHERINE MATTMAN MARY JANE NEHER MARY PRlTZ SUZANNE REYNOLDS MARY ELIZABETH ROGAN EUNICE SCHOTT RUTH SPRINKLE JANE STOKES ANNE THOMSON CHARLOTTE WOOLLEY SOPHOMORE CLASS All hail the farefamed class of .31! ! iWouldst hear renowned deeds this class hath done? Then bear With me a moment and shalt hear The glorious feats of this our Sophomore year. They tell of tremors felt round Shakespeareis grave The day his famous comedy they gave. The plaudits they received, the curtain calls Resounding, shook the mighty Hillsdale's walls. The critics say its really quite agrounding Such undreamt talent in one class abounding. At basket ball they bravely took the floor And fought like very lions for the score. Twice vanquished, yet they twice victorious rose! And now ere I these lauding annals close, These praises cease, a moment let me speak Of that great :16: wherein perfedtionis peak Was fairly reached. uThe Monkeyas Paw in fine, Adapted, dramatized by them, each line Imhued with myst'ry, these and many more, The laurels laid before the Sophomores door. And now With juSt one wistful, backward glance Their timid feet to Junior year advance Yet Sophomores, Juniors, on through each new year Hillsdaie remains, unchanging and most dear. C. W. 955 Page Eighteen W3

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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

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ELIZABETH AVERY MARY FRANCES AVERY CHARLEE BRENEMAN HARRIET CANNON CLARICE COKE CHARLOTTE CROSLEY CLARISSA DANA MARY JANE EGAN ADELE EMERSON BETSY VERITY, President NANCY GARDNER NANCY GERE GAY JONES JOAN KERR ANNE KIRKPATRICK DOROTHY KREIMER FRANCIS LAMSON Busy LEA FRESHMAN CLASS SUSIE LEYMAN MARY OiBRIEN PATRICIA POGUE BETTY POLLAK ELIZABETH PUGH MARGARET RAPP KATE SHINKLE SALLY SPIEHLER ANNE THOMSON HE Freshmen this year entered Hillsdale with a class nearly twice the size of the one which separated last June They came from near and far and were overflowing with high spirits and pridee for Were they not now in the High School? But their ardor was slightly dampened when the worldlyrwise Seniors showed them what babies they were by issuing a mandate commanding them to wear caps and bibs! Howaver, Freshmen cant be downed. After eating soap and being dragged over prickly hillsides, they emerged from the trials with fortitude of spirit and smiling faces. The year is a long record of their achievements, and they hope to carry their spirit and ability on through their remaining years at Hillsdale. Ssm mi! Page N inereen