Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JUDITH LYNN HYDE Judy came as a new girl to Hillsdale this year from Lancaster, Ohio Her ability to make friends was an asset from the beginning; she was not at a loss in a strange city. In fact, her immediate popu- larity with the Cincinnati boys caused a feeling of friendly envy. How she manages to have so many boys in love with her at one time amazes us. Aside from her social life and her complete enjoyment of being seventeen, Judy is a hard worker in school. Carrying fourth year Latin, third year Math, and oil her senior responsibilities is no easy task for anyone, but she has proved herself equal to it. An avid reader, she is o devotee of the Ruboiyat of Omar Khayyam. 1n appearance she is small, but in vitality she is tremendous. She tries very hard never to be childish, but the urge sometimes is too much to resist, and we see a silly and very funny Judy. We are glad she ioined our humble ranks, and dub her Short but Sweet . Entered in the 12th Grade. Lancaster High Schooltlatin Club; Big Sisters Assoc; National Honor Society; Girls Athletic Club; Hillsdule - Glee Club 12; Chairman of the Warden Comm. 12,- Honor Study Hall 12.

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JOANNE WILLIAMS HEEKIN Known for her exuberant laugh and rolling eyes, she can often be seen out on the dance floor Charles- toning like mad, while others stand by Wondering where she acquired her endless supply of energy. Often all 107 pounds of her is seen dashing around the basketball, baseball or hockey field. Our last memory of Joanie at Hillsdale will be: as the School song leader, leading the school song at graduation. Joanne came to Hillsdule as a freshman and has shown herself to be a valuable member of the class. She has made the Honor Roll every time and in spite of this outstanding scholastic record is not the proverbial drudge; in fact she appears quite the opposite, Iight-heurted and a born comic. She has a good voice and has been 0 soloist in both the Miracle Play and H.M.S. Pinolore. This year she had a double responsibility as Chairman of the Art Committee and Art Editor of the Annual, which iobs she has done beautifully. Entered in the 9th Grade. Honor Roll 9, 10, H, 12; Active A.A. 9, 10,- Glee Club 10, H, 12,- Druma Club 10, H; School Song Leader 12; Soloist 12; Art Editor of the Annual Board 12; Cheerleader 10; Art Comm. 10, 12; Service Guild Comm. 11,-Cum Laude.

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PEN ELOPE TAYLOR KNOWLTON Vivacious, dramatic and reaIIy talented is Penny who came to us from New York for her Senior year. Do you remember when Penny delighted us with her dramatic oral which brought to life the busHing activities of the whurves at Essex, Connecticut? Penny is a versatile girl who has amazed us with her original musical compositions and who now omuses herself by playing the organ. President of the Glee Club and Chairman of the Music Committee, she has done a good iob this year. But these are only a few of her talents; there are her excellent history papers and her exquisite Scotch pIaId socks knitted in a week's time. The Gold Team was lucky to have Penny on the forward line in hockey where she exhibited skill in wrist manipulations to send the bull spinning down the Field. In basketball and volleyball, the Golds struck it rich when they drew Penny. Definitely, thetfuture holds exciting possi- bilities for Penelope Knowlton. Entered in the 12th Grade. Buxton School -- Honor Hockey, Soccer, Buse- ball Teams; A.A. 10, H,- Drama Club 10, 11,- Hillsdule School -- Laurel Hockey Team 12; Pres. of the Music Comm.