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EDITORIAL The concert hall is hushed in anticipation. Suddenly, upon the podium, Miss Fessenden raises her baton and the Hillsdale orchestra begins to play. The perfection of this concert is the result of a year of hard work on the part of every girl. The hours of practice are long and dull; a violin screeches in one room, and a flute trills off-key in another. We struggle endlessly with hockey techniques and “that simply impossible” page of Latin. A Seven, bent over her book battling with the complexities of “etre,” has no idea of “Mlle’s” intention that one day she will speak fluent French. And yet, some- how, slowly the contrasting melodies begin to blend. Occasionally, a note of discord comes from a careless musician, but she is quick to change her tune under the conductor’s guidance. A musician once told me that certain instruments are not meant to be heard; “You're just supposed to feel them.” And so the Hillsdale orchestra, to sound full and rich, must have the support of every member, even the smallest Seven. The theme we play is one of infinite variations. It is not always gay, but became solemn when the sorrow of three losses struck our halls. Now, howeyer, as the final concert for twenty-four of the orchestra’s musicians dr lose, the music is bright and lively. The tempo quick- t grows in rapid crescendo. With the crashing cymbals of final examinations, the trumpet blast of Award Day, and the majestic melody of “Pomp and Circumstance,” we hope our conductor will be able to say for years to come that our concert was truly, “the best ever.” ens and the ex ANNUAL BOARD Editor-in-Chie{ [I ee LOUISE RITCHEY Literary gidier 24. ee ee ee JODY MORGENS Literary and Photography Editor . JULIE SNOW Arti Editon ee sae Pea Pots Mens ns Ba he ELEANOR VINKE Business Manager2. 22 ae eee JILL HALLERMAN The Annual Board wishes to thank Miss Ferguson, Miss Emig, Miss Twining, Miss Shellberg, and the P.T.A. An- nual Committee for their invaluable help in the production of this book. Senior photographs by CARL CARLSON MRS. LOTSPEICH’S Photograph by JAMES MANCUSO
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