Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1948 volume:

TM W 40$,x vm WQA 170 7611' 170 7 9:2 $RG W 813-211 yep ' Iwmvuw. m:nuxn 1:: A, .-., 2 Because she has made Lafin more +han jus+ a dead language by her gesficulaHons and embellishmenfs. because she has always been a loyal champion of our righfs and supporfer of our proiecfs. and moer of all because she has ever-widening in+eres+s which. along wifh her sense of humor. have preven+ed her from becoming cobwebbed win classical dusf. we, +he class of 1948. are proud +0 dedicafe our annual +0 Alma Sfanfon. Page 1 Give me a spirhL 'rhaJr on Jthis life's rough sea Loves +' have his sails fill'd wilh a lusfy wind. . . -George Chapman A woocl sprife who had been leading a lazy life on a bed of moss was suddenly inspired +0 do somefhing imporlanl. He leaned over +0 drink from a bul'l'ercup. arose. and skipped over Jrhe line carpeling of lrhe woods +0 ioin his friends. When he +old fhem of his infenl. +hey laughed +heir silvery laugh, and begged him +0 accompany l'hem on +heir day's sl'roll. AHer hopping along a few feet +he sprile espiecl a crimson flower. which reached JFar above his head. and whose slem was covered wifh +horns. His friends. who were picking 50H dainly spring beaulies could noJr imagine why he would sfruggle for +he crimson flower when ofhers were so easy +0 pluck, even +hough nol so soughf for. However. +he sprife insisfeol upon having it and sfill baHled wi'l-h fhe sfem aHer his companions had friskecl on4 Prickecl by so many Jrhorns. and fafigueol by his eHorls, Jrhe sprile perished before reaching 'rhe sfriking blossom. Perishecl. yes. bu1L had developed somefhing before deafh which fhe olher pixies lacked complelely. Small as +he chance is for our desires for fame lo be fulfilled. each of us may become famous in her own righ+. Anyone can hold +he helm when +he sea is calm. buf if will be Jrhose of us whose sails are filled wi+h a lusfy wincl who will be able +0 prove our real meri+s. Wifh +he sufferings, s+arva+ion. and unbelievable hardships 01c ofher people in +he world foday. il seems as if Jrhere will be no lus'ly wind for l'he you+h of America. as helping fhem would seem a duly rafher +han an aFFliClion. BmL in meeling problems. no maffer how unimporlanf +hey may seem +0 be. wifh courage and honesiy: in slanding up for whal' we believe f0 be righf wi+h +he firmness of our convicl'ions. in spife 0F all cril'icisms; ancl. mos+ imporlanl of all. in learning +0 know and +aking a sincere in+eres+ in people always surrounding us. we may s+rive for +ha+ lor which Jrhe wood sprile was s+riving when baffling againsf Jrhe fhorns for Jrhe crimson flower. Page 2 mmw FLORENCE E. FESSENDEN Head Misfress Page 3 ANNUAL BOARD Margaref Fechheimer ................... EdIJror-in-Chimc Margery Blacker ........................... Arf Edifor Reba Benedid ........ ............... Business Manager Sally Griess. Ann Becker ................ Liferary Edifors Senior Photographs by Carl Carlson Page 4- EVA JANE ROMAINE PresidemL Thinks like a philosopher, and acts like a kingJC-Rousseau Page 5 JANE CAROLYN STANLEY I Vice-Presiden+ : WWW: grace to win, with heart to boldf' Emerson I'AILrA-Mnl .. ELIZABETH ASBURY I can be pushed just so fasz Wilson Page 6 LOVELOCK ADAMS S e t n a V I 6 JV km. a l a 3 um I I g n .l m5 7 e g a P ANN GI BBS BECKER Few things are impossible to diligence and skillP JohnsoH Page 8 MARGERY MERWIN BLACKER I'm no angel. Thackemy REBA WARD BENEDICT . Whose little body lodei a mighty mindP-Pope Page 9 3 i MARGARET MARY BURCHENAL Blitbesome and cumberless. -Hogg MARGARET EDITH FECHHEIMER Whose twcems flow with artless easeP-Jones Page IO JANE ANDREWS ESPY One vast substantial smile. Dickens Page II m 0 m h 0 4 $n. mm Rm em Re Ely Zia. Tu Una RT Um We 5 w. Vlr u MP AI 5w 0 w 0 m 0 T Page 12 MARJORIE ANN HALL . And looks the whole world in the face. eLongfellow ' JUDITH ANNE HALL , . . and bad a face like a blessingP-Cervantes Page I3 ANN POGUE HART A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. -Bulwer Lytton -..w.y...rw 3.! VIRGINIA ANN KREIMER i And mistress of herself though china fallP--Pope Page l4 JOANN DeSALES HEINZ ,HVariety is the mother of enioyment3' Disraeli 0 Page I5 ANNE KULLMAN . . . and carols as be gae5. $oldsmith Page I6 JEANETTE LAURA NEWBURGH I love such society as is quiet, wise, and goodP-Shelley MARILYN MURPHY N0 tales too steep for human wit. 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Miss Alma Sfanfon Lafin MI ls. Denise Mauduif So Caesar saidl . ' 'Come along boys'l, No. In Javanese' Miss Rufh Ferguson English Oh, no-!u Miss Dorofhy Kendall Hisfory Pauperizafion of fhe iniellecf Miss Marian R. Johnson V M afhemafics If 'A' rowed upsfream . . . Miss Helen Moore English Think! Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lukacs Science Do you gef if, girls? Miss Marion Noble Librarian and Spanish Shhhhhh Miss Barbara Sheffield Hisfory and Lafin Careful of Miss Ferguson's ears! Miss Lois Offenhauar Recording Secrefary Mrs. Dorofhy Mather: Financial Seqefary Can I help you? Miss Marqaref G. Eppley Physical Educafion Physicals +oday-fhe Misses . . . Miss Arlene Jackman Dancing Promenade, boys. promenade! Mrs. Kassie Mann French and Mafhemafics How long uniil lunch? Miss Redella J. Godfrey Die+ifian, Cooking and Sewing Now, what have you learned Today? E E I i s i E 5 5. .y ELEVENS BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: ABSENT: Jeanne Wolfram. Joan Rollman. Janice Arnold. Virglnia Klein, Ca+heryn Hosea. Barbara Kuhn. Jackie Hewifh Dorofhy Klausing, Adelaide Bieser. Nancy Pickering. Judy Greene. Nancy Parry, Mary Duhme, Mary Ann Hamill, Anne Sarran. Barbara Lufz, Claire Rofhenberg. Leslie Webb. Sue Armsfrong. Jean Ann Hallow; Margare+ Gafch, Caroline FlemingI Bev Hinsch. Mary Ellen Romney, Joan Sfrubbe. Nian Byer, Marilyn Fox, Delle Harf. Joyce Losho. Mary Ann Mcllwain. Page 29 .TENS BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Pai Landen. Perjny Clark. Claire Marfin. Marilyn Moreland, Ames Auburn. Peggy Adams. Pa+ Hewi++. Lynn Hanselman. Nancy Krohn. Emmy SHX. Frances Hake. Pa-Hy BarreH. Perry Flynf. Bev Whife. Mary Alice Roberfson. Sally Foreman. Jana Thompson. Jeanne Herron, Roxy Hammel,Barbara BarreH, Susan Earmshaw, Elizabtifh Jacobs! Lyra Grieser. Page 30 NINES BACK ROW: Pa? Anderson, Carolyn Claire Simpkinson. Eloise Janney. Carolyn Rebhun. Had Hagin, BeHy Ann McKinley. Jane Parry. MIDDLE ROW: Elaine Tiefig. Gail Seybolf. DoHy Pehhold. Nancy Haydock. Pafsy Morrison. FRONT ROW: Joyce Conwelll Ellen Marble, Treon McGuire, Joanne Heekin. ABSENT: Ellie Head, Margaref Heckle. Page 31 EIGHTS BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Jane Losiro. Nancy Aloe. Peggy Aulf, Ann Roberfson, Be+h Burchenal. EliIabefh Alexander. Sarah Minor. Anne Nieman, Mary McGuire. Virginia Bieser. Joan Peizhold, Nancy Fuller. Barbara Greer. Sally Leonard. Jo Ann Ra+henberg, Pafiy Roe, Helen Schrofh, Shirley Thomas. Mary Taft Ka+hleen Huwe, Jean Maescher. Phoebe Espy. Cafher'me Herzog. Emily Richardson. Maryel Vogel, Page 32 m w... ,x. Wu... ,a I ran: a 5 3 m SEVENS BACK ROW: Georgie WhHe, Susan Scherr, Susan Harris, Lucy Thompson. Judy Wiefhe. Gwyn'efh Pease, Elizabeih Heekin. Marcia HighlandsI Nancy Jane Hunt Susan Avril. Sandra Marni. MIDDLE ROW: Suzanne PaHison, Emilie Dana, Heanor Tie+ig. Claire Bockhorsf. Sophia Shubbe, Susan Riggs. Judy EllioH. Louise Jacobs. Nancy Miller. Nancy Parish. FRONT ROW: Nancy McElroy, Joyce Gill, Ann Richardson. Sandra Terry. Delle Davies. Sally Robinson. Nancy McCaslin. ABSENT: Pafsy Fox. Susan Wood. Page 33 THE LUCKY BAG Being endowed wi+h some admirable characferisfics and many enviable arficles. +he officers +hink if would be selfish +0 deprive +he good ship HILLSDALE of +hem when +hey disembark. Therefore. +hey leave Jrhe following behind so ihaf Jrhe ship may sail more smoofhly when ofher oHicers. +0 whom +hese wish all good luck and calm seas, fake +he helm. h FROM Lovey Adams Lizz Asbury Ann Becker Reba Benedicf Margery Blacker Marg Burchenal Janey Espy Mickey Fechheimer Sally Griess Judy Hall Mariorie Hall Ann Har+ Jo Heinz Ann Kreimer Ann Kullman Marilyn Murphy JeaneHe Newburgh Bebe Pe+erson Peg Rebhun Sue Roberfson Eva Jane Romaine Nina Ransohoff Edie ShaHuck Barbeh Sproull Jane Sfanley Helen Sullivan Emmy Vondersmifh Lois Woodward TO Miss Kendall Be+h and Peggy Helen Schrofh Judy Wie+he Sandra Terry Suzie Armsfrong Gwynefh Pease Gay SeyboH' Lynne Hanselman Sue Scherr Ellie Head Mary McGuire Jackie HewiH Susan Riggs Class of '49 Mary Ellen Romney Nancy Pickering Ka'l-hleen Huwe Mary Ann Mcllwain Frannie Hake Nancy Fuller Barbara Kuhn Anyone who can s+and if Jeannie Herron Paf Hewi++ Nancy Krohn Joanie Pehhold Nancy McCainn THE GIFT Her collecfion of RooseveH dimes The farm Her curly hair Her recess cookies Counfry Day Privilege of faking Annie Richardson home The May Fes+ival chorus Her blumng vocabulary E551L Hill Avenue Her dimples Oomph Her big feelL Energy Her poise Her colledion of college bulle+ins Her long red underwear Her mafhemafical abili+y Hair ribbons Her pull Her eHorfs in Lef's Gef Aboard +he Sfreamliner Her Clark Gable scrapbook A sfiff upper lip Her giggle A pife of hisfory books Free Sa+urday nighfs Her abilify +0 lose +hings Her blond s+reak Her whH-e fur miHens Page 34 STUDENT COUNCIL TOP TO BOTTOM HefH: Eva Jane Romaine, Senior Class Presidenh Janice Arnold. eleven+h grade Presidenf: Francis Hake. fenfh grade Presidenf; Pafsy Morrison. ninih grade President Sally Leonard, eighfh grade President Susan Riggs. sevenih grade President Fursf semesfer. TOP TO BOTTOM Rith: Jane Stanley, Senior Class Vice-Presidenf: Joan Sirubbe. elevenfh grade VicevPresidenh Pafw BarreH. fenfh grade Vice-Presidenf; Elaine Tieiig. ninfh grade Vice-Presidenf; Virginia Bieser, eith'l grade Vice-Presidenf; Louise Jacobs. sevenfh grade Vice-Presiden+. Hrs? semesfer. ABSENT: Nancy Parish. sevenfh grade President second semesfer; Nancy McCainn. seven+h grade Vice- Presidenf. second semesier. Page 35 ATHLETIC COUNCIL STANDING: Joann Heinz, Gold Team Captain; Mariorie Hall, Presidenf: Bebe Pe+erson. Green Team Capfain. SITTING: Barbara KuhnI class eleven: Adelaide Bieser. Secrefary. KNEELING: Be+h Burchenal, class eighf: Jane Parry. class nine: Nancy Miller, class seven. Fwd semes+er: Sally Foreman, class fen. ABSENT: Sumnne PaHison, class seven, second semesfer. Page 36 COMMITTEE HEADS BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Ann Becker, Luncheon CommiHee; Helen Sullivan, Peggy Rebhun. Library CommiHee: Lovey Adams. Glee Club Presidenf and Music CommiHee: Ann Kreimer. Music Commifhe: JeaneHe Newburgh, Jane Espy. Service Guild. Lois Woodward, Edie ShaHuck. Tramc CommiHee; Judy Hall. Sue Roberfson. OFFIce CommiHee: Barbee Sproull. Marg Burchenal. Marshall Cornrm'Hee: Ann Kullman, Decorafions CammiHee. Nina Ransohoff. Elizath Asbury, Arf Commiffee: Emily Vondersmifh. Drama Club Presidenh Ann Hart Marilyn Murphy. Warden CommiH-ee. Page 37 ANNUAL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Griess. Assisfani Edifor: Margery Blacker. Arf EdHor; Mickey Fechheimer, Edifor-in-Chief: Reba Beneditrfl Business Manager; Ann Becker, Assisi'anf Edifor. Page 38 o gasbm 5cm, $ww y, In: NOT A o HER QUARW isae USUALLY wonxs HAQOEQ compomme , 65m ? V x :Y , UREL HOCKEYTEAM ,A , SOPHISTICATED 7.5 GmDYAP! NONN. ' , g; N Ami Anmnnnr '3 THE SHIP'S LOG SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER Back Jro work and Red Bank Road To widen our narrow scope Ivy Day has sef +he mode: Our first wifh many more. We hope. NOVEMBER Making +hings was Iofs of fun For our Hillsdale Bazaar. The +eachers' show was nexf +0 none; And soon +he Freshmen's shoufs were Heard afar. DECEMBER The Hockey Luncheon on Jrhe Tourfh Ended Jrhe roaring season; While +he Miracle Play was even more Impressive +han ever e NVth reason. JANUARY Back To school again - oh dear! If really was disfressing: Exams came soon. wifh squeals of fear And Then no more 'HH June. A blessing! FEBRUARY We all like +0 roller skafe Af +he alumnae parfy; BuIL soon. 'cause snow would no+ abafe. We had no school, +hough hale And hear+y. JUNE Our Award and Class days come. Exams and +hen Commencement To Think of leaving makes us numb Buf when we go we hope we'll be T ln+eHigent FEBRUARY Docfor Gilkey's sfriking speech, And Posfure Week's fine feat And lessons really learned by each For Open Day. made +his mon+h hard To beat MARCH Michael Coleman again refurned To us. an appreciahve mob: While Mr. Levering had us adjourn Wifh +hough+s of +he Federalisfs' DHTicuH job. MARCH Wagon Wheels and The Old Spokes Was a surprising +ype of dancing! H really was Tor aH +he folks. Like S+ages and Three Pills which Were enhancing. APRlL-MAY The opereHa, lolanfhem. Then appeared upon The sfage; And once again +he factu By braving +he Achve AA. Belied Jrheir age. MfTY Nexf came Jrhe Cum Laude Tea. WH'h keys and lighfed Tapers: On Fafher-Daughfer Day. wifh glee The Tafhers played. and +hen were sfhtf From capers. - we find? gym +14 Mjm A3