Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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GAIL BOND SEYBOLT Gay has been in Hillsdale since the seventh grade, and has made a name for herself all along the line. She has been elected to Student Council and is now on the Athletic Council as Captain of the Green Team. Proofs of her athletic ability can be seen in basketball, baseball, hockey and especially tennis; she even plays ice hockey on the outside. In contrast to these energetic activities, she has c: clear strong soprano voice with on intangibte beauty. Being a soloist in the Mirucie Play and H, M. Pinctore gave her a chance to exhibit this. The mouth from which come such lovely songs can also give out a hearty laugh. The gorgeous white cable stitch sweater she has knitted is cm obiect of envy to every eye. Gay can be serious, but she can also be vivacious 0nd carefree to the 'nth degree. She is very limber, too, as anyone knows who has had one of Gay's legs kicked over her head. Student Council 11, Pres.; Honor Study Hall 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10,- Active A.A. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; A.A. Council 12; H.A.G. 12; Green Team Captain 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11,- Laurel Hockey Team 11, 12; Tennis Cup 11; Ping-Pong Tournament 8, 11;-Soloist 10, 11, 12; School Teams 11, 12; Green Team Cheer-Ieader 10; Art Comm. 7,- Marshal Comm. 8,- Art Comm. 9,- Luncheon Comm. 10.

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CAROLYN REBHUN Carolyn claims that she hardly ever has aching feet because of high heels. Thus she proves that it is an advantage to be toll and that she has a rare sense of humor. In addition to her ability to cook delectable dinners, she is outstanding in her willingness to work like a beaver. Proof enough is her accomplished piano playing, her many handknit socks and her queenly posture. The power and enthus- Easm behind her every spiked ball in volleyball and every intercepted pass in basketball have made her a much admired port of the teams. As an active member of Hillsdale's dramatic productions she was memorable as the white knight in Ah'ce in Wondertand, singing whimsically from a saw-horse. In the Wizard of Oz she played the part of the tin woodsmon who claimed he did not have a heart. How- 'ever, in real life Carolyn is definitely sincere and sympathetic. She has a matchless smile, a weakness for all babies and for her own dog with the kink in his tail. Student Council 11; Vice-Pres.; Glee Club 9, 10, 'H, 12,- Miriam Titcomb Award H; A.A. Council 9, IO; H.A.G. 12; Honor Study Hall 7, 8, 9, 10, H, 12; Music Comm. 7; Art Comm. 8,- Omce Comm. 9,- Marshal Comm. IO; OFFIce Comm. 12; Laurel Hockey Team 12.

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SUSAN JANE SIDDALL Sue entered Hillsdole in her junior year, having gone to Wyoming up to that point. Our small class welcomed her eagerly and she became an important part of our school life. Having been in Hillsdale only one year, she was elected Gold Team Captain, a coveted honor. Since she is very modest, she in- sisted that she could never manage the job, but her expert leadership of the Golds contradicted this understatement. She is enthusiastic in everything she does, whether it be a basketball game, paper drive, or shopping; exuberance is her chief characteristic. During the past three summers, she has enioyed the outdoor life of Montana, which she will never forget because she left part of her own self there, not a piece of her heart as may be expected, but her appendix. She is 0 party girt in every way and loves a good time. Our last memory of her wifl be as she Fecves school after graduation in her own Red Plymouth convertible, The Fire Engine. Entered in the 11th Grade. Wyoming High School - Chorus 7, 8, 9, IO,- Cheerleader 8, 9; YvTeens 9, 10; G.A.A. 7, 8, 9, 10,- Dramo Club 10. Hillsdule - Glee Club 11, I2; Capt. of the Gold Team; A.A. Council 12; H.A.G. 12,- Laurel Hockey Team 12; Three Arts Club Award I I; Art Comm, H; Honor Study Hall 11.