Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Prophecy Looking into the future, we see the Class of 757 scattered all over the World, each busy in her chosen field. On a luxurious island in the South Seas, Judy Arbuckle is a happy beachcomber spending her days pacing the sandy beaches in search of treasure . . . A little farther south, in Australia, Lynn Dunbar is raising her own Davis Cup team and watching, on the courts, Annie Gray, the worldls most beautiful Tennis Champion . . . Flying on to Europe, we find Susan Steman in France, deep in research on her next best-seller, Why Napoleon Was Divine . . . Susan informed us that Carolyn Edwards, an active traveler between the Deep South and Europe, is now writing an article for Le Voyageur, a prominent travel magazine . . . Back in the U. 5., we see Barbara Hixson, the Senator from Ohio, holding the floor in the Capitol, filibustering against everything . . . Up in New York, Margaret Parlin is carrying on her never-ending race with Univae, the brain machine . . . Several predictions in the past have come true; such as, Judy Hauser was elected Mother of the year . . . and Meanne Mashburn is the Olympic Figure Skating Champion . . . We asked Margaret about Toni LaBoiteausz chances for president, and Marg said it would be a close race . . . Her opponent, Janie Hauenstein, the incumbent B. O. A. president, would provide tough competition, because of her wonderful slogan NA B. 0. A. hat on every headll . . . Tonils is also interesting: llTippicanoe and Toni Too. While in New York, we visited Dee Anne Shroeder, popular M. C. for the tlHowdy-Doodyh show . . . Traveling on to Cincinnati, the home of many of these girls, we see, busy in her office, a most efficient secretary, Christy Muir, who has invented a spelling machine . . . Sally Hatfield has established a chain of dancing schools, a very lucrative business . . . The big attraction in the Cincinnati sports world is Ann Wentworthls Best-Dressed Baseball Players vs. Marianne Hastiels Homegrown Basketball Team e it will be quite a game, we understand and . . . A prominent golfer is Elinor Scherr, shooting well below par on the Tam Ol Shanter Course . . . Betty Wiehe is Hillsdalels, favorite bus driver e she knows the Hyde Park route quite well . . . Ann McComas has opened a beauty shop specializing in eyelash curling. As busy as a bee is Sladie Martin, happily running a date bureau for the Betas . . . Looking after all the girls is Mary Ann Swedes, Mayor of Cincinnati and a part time French teacher . . . In case these many occupations are too much for us we can always consult Judy Smysor, the only member of the Class of 57 to graduate from college; or, we can see by appointment Jane Mills, a very highly paid psychiatrist.

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Junior Class E BOTTOM ROW: Sally Drackett, Wendy Thomsen, Jane Bosworth, Alison Chase. MIDDLE ROW: Brenda Blatz, Barbara Hill, Claire F riedman, Margaret Simpson, Elinor Adick, Ann Ritchey, Cynthia Terrill, Susie Bauer, Betsy Benedict. TOP ROW: Joan Barrett, Lee Adair, Susan Leonard, Betty Andrews, Esther Booe, Frances Stilwell, Carla Newstedt, Margaret Sadler, Laura Clark, Frances Garber, Janet Keys.