Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

HILLSDALE SCHOOL Cincinnati, Ohio Photographs by Rob Paris Published by Taylor Publishing Company CONTENTS Editorial 4 Dedication 5 Mr. Lovett , 6 Faculty 7 Seniors 11 Senior Snaps - 34 Classes . ,,,,, 37 Honor Roll 48 Activities and Clubs .......................................... 49 Sports Student Life Yet the timeless in you is aware of lifek timelessness, 5 And knows that yesterday is but todafs f memory and tomorrow is toalajy'k dream. i - ?Kahlil Gibran -a-.-rA- . .. I EDITORIAL A hillsdale girl is indeed a unique being. Her presence is readily discernible in any crowd by her vaguely green7 extremely arty Attractive Frock. She is oc- casionally identified by the personalized candy bars, stationery, pens7 and other trinkets she peddles for the sake of class funds. Her allegiance to her tribe is further displayed by a professed adherence to a Social Code of the noblest moral aspirations. More subtle as evidence, but perhaps equally characteristic of her, is the rigid, vertical tension that seizes her spine at the very utterance of the word iipostureh or the sudden silence in places of study or assembly evoked in her by the thought of iihonor. These, and other such idiosyncracies, however, are but minor aspects of the Hillsdale syndrome. They are merely the outward and visible signs of a phenomenon whose most important and baffling trait is that none of its specimens hehave-or even try to behaveealike. Hillsdale students will never be accurately classified, for the sum of their experience tends to disprove all the old rules of mass psychology without leading to any new ones. Many ambitious observers have traced their general appearance through the years in search of some pattern of development, but the graphic lines have invariably run off the page in all directions. Just as a definite trend of thought would seem to appear on the chart, the analyst would find to his horror that the line continued only to bend into a beautifully whimsical curve, never again to be repeated. What, then, is this Hillsdale which can nourish two hundred girls with the same formula of learning, recreation, activities, and guidance and then come up with two hundred individualists? To describe it in a book or a paragraph would be to violate all laws of logic and coherency, for the report would be charged with paradox. Hillsdale is a sense of unity among independent minds. It is tradition sustained by innovation. It is friendship between student and faculty fostered by mutual respect. In the end, one can only revert to the familiar descriptions of the tunics and narrations of student life, in the hope that the spark within each girl that is dis- tinCtly Hillsdale may somehow be grasped along with the rest. We, the Annual Board, have looked at Hillsdale with much pride and a little awe as we sought to express in this yearbook the meaning it holds for all of us. ANNUAL BOARD Editors-in-Chief: Edi Curran, Sally Swigert Photography Editor: Margaret Myers Lay-out Editor: Ann Warrington Business Manager: Patricia Herr Assistant Editors: Win Murray, Business; Lynn Gowdy, Lay-out Sue Deck7 Photography Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Richardson DEDICATION MISS DORIS SHELLBERG Some people achieve excellence through long and devoted hours of work and study; in others it exists as the natural state of a gifted mind. When these are combined in one person as is the case with Miss Shellberg wonderf1i1 things begin to happen. The Harvest Fair becomes a possibility; the Miracle Play takes on a fuller splendor; every school project is given diligent and creative attention. To those of us who have known Miss Shellberg in art classes, her vast knowledge and understanding of her subject have been a source of growing inspiration. Her incalculable patience and skillful guidance have pulled us successfully through countless crises where either hard work or artistic advice have been factors. It is with much gratitude and affection that we, the Class of 1962, dedicate our annual to Miss Doris Shellberg. ' v x y y HEADMASTER FRANCIS W. LOVETT, JR. Thou h a man ma. have learned b anothefs learnin , he can never be wise but g 9' y g by his own wisdom? This observation, by Montaigne, is ,something by Which all of you graduates may live and be the better for living it. All of us at Hillsdale have tried, in our several ways, to teach you how this is true; I believe that you have understood well and that you have learned Well. What you do about your learning henceforth is no longer under our control, but what you do will always be our concern because you are the stuff of which Hillsdale is made. hm4wm 0UHD-LA T FACULTY Mrs. Catherine AtkinsongMath, B.A., The College of Wooster. Miss Carol Breste1 Hygiene, Physical Education, B.S., M.E., University of Cin- cinnati. 'Miss Marta Caviezd Nurse, Pediatric Nursing, Switzerland. Mr. Patrick Clarke-French, Diplame de Lettres, Ecole Supt'zrieure, Rouen, France, Michael Hall Teachers College7 London, England. Mrs. Madeleine Crouse Dance, Physical Education, B.S., Ohio State University. Mrs. Frances DeCamp Latin7 B.A., West- ern College. Miss Margaret Dunphy History, Geogra- phy, M.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Columbia University. Miss Margaret Foote EXecutive Secretary, University of Cincinnati. Miss May Estel Forbes Music, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Miss Redella Codfrey-Sewing, Cooking, Dietician, B.S., University of Cincinnati, Stout College. Mrs. Norma Goodall-Alumnae Secretary. Miss Marian Johnson Math, B.A., Welles- ley College, University of Cincinnati. Miss Georgian Koenitzer English, B.A., University of Wisconsin. Miss Frieda Lotze Dramatics, B.A., School of Speech, London, Northwestern University, University of Cincinnati, C0- lumbia University. Mr. Roger LoudiHistory, Math, Econom- ics, B.A., Amherst College: University of Cincinnati, Columbia University. Mrs. Shirley Lovett-General Science, B.S., University of Iowa, La Crosse Teachers College. Miss Judith Meyer-Science, Math, B.S., College of William and Mary, University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Geneviiave Mikhailoff-French, Li- cencit'ze en Philosophie et Lettres, Egrc'egt'ee de 17Enseignement Moyen de Degrci Superi- eur, Universih'e Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. Miss Martha Neu Financia1 Secretary, B.S., in Commerce, University of Cincin- nati, Associate Degree, L.O.M.A. Mr. Paul Olson History of Music, Sing- ing, B.A., St. Olaf College, M.A., Univer- sity of Minnesota. Mrs. Kathleen Richardson Eng1ish, Geog- raphy, B.A., Luther College, M.A.T., Van- derbilt University. Mrs. Joann Schroder Spanish, Librarian, B.A., University of Cincinnati, Ohio Wes- leyan. Miss Doris Shellberg History of Art, Art, Pratt Institute, New York University. Miss Alma Stanton Latin, B.A., Welles- ley College, Columbia University, Smith College, Mt. St. Clair Teachers College. Mrs. Helen Tomlinson, Jr.-English, Hjs- tory, B.A., Stanford University. Mrs. Beatrice Wagner-Accompanist, Cin- cinnati College of Music; Mrs. Donna WeitzeliPhysical Education, BS. in Education, University of Cincinnati. STAFF Katherine Davis Mt. AI Young Ruth Dinkel Mr. Steve Abernathy Catherine Long Mr. Jim Ward J ean Dollenmayer . Maggie Abernathy ' Tillie Kirk Alice Foppe .H wwv , M ,, i ., NQHMUAM SENIORS 6596311? Lilifbjy-t41 5:25:16: wa-jl Ca'idjf' $712,, . 21:11-1! A510? .2 2151? Art 1', a. 222:1- 9 1:11 4462441: :1 4:15 I'Lx 42.14.1112, Cal, Hi 1.. . M- x. i a 6; 1X41? '24 3a? 6 . ' r $112141 Cxeirv 4, 7 -61; :51, XU Kick? V 16276ch uafd 4n f;:2 xcif; 4L7 167632;, 2 C . y? ldc-JCILJWJ 53' : 1 62. 16611131 ,4 2 Cab; a :51 kl y . : , : L6f4'2V16QC11f W67 92:?- uLM t- ...e- Af' . . .' ' 7' 51:1'M24W:6' 54H: cg I Cc'vwggfwacig Q 1-6sz 45.:7x 2:5,? fFVkNC:C vazAf: f 440 :- 2:154:1L 113-M :-$2.5w724 f 2 xx V w 4444:1411 L. 3. 4 , Jyw 13111.9, .. 1-11-1311; 1-.47, .. ,Q-.. m 34' -f f .L: 524432.11; 244::1, 16qu1144. M 15:11; K? .222... BARRIE RANDOLPH BELL President A man finds happiness only by walking his own path. KIMBROUCH BARBARA RUSBY ANDERSON Vice President Genius is the capacity of taking infinite pains. CARLYLE g KAREN ROSE EUSKIRCHEN Treasurer Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes ; n0 victories without it. VULWER-LYTTON SUSAN BURLINGHAM Happiness is where we find it, but very rarely where we seek it. J. PETIT-SENN I r BONNIE CAROL CORD If you neglect to think yourself, and use other people's thoughts, giving them utterance only, you will never know what you are capable of. G. A. SALA CAROL MILLER CRABILL Cast all your care on God; that anchor holds. TENNYSON EDYTHE LOUISE CURRAN Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alon e. WILCOX MARION HARRISON FIELD Do you not know that I am a woman; when, I think, I must speak. SHAKESPEARE 20 PAULA LYNN HANSLEY True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes; HALIFAX WW2: , PATRICIA ANN HERB This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night lhE day, thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE 2I KIT KLINEDINST W hat wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. ROUSSEAU 22 PAMELA LEE LOWRY L intelligence lui dit, :Pr0uve.,, PRUDHOMME 2'3 am 2: SUSAN MAGRO Thou paradise of exile, I taly! SHELLY 24 . umuwn ., WINIFRED STERLING MURRAY Thereis nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. HILAIRE BELLOC 25 26 MARGARET MIDDLETON MYERS Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong. WCONNELL :1 DIANA WHI'ITEN SEAMAN I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. VOLTAIRE 27 28 CYNTHIA ELLEN SMYSOR The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. EINSTEIN SALLY HARPER SWIGERT Words ought to be a little wild, as they are the assault of thought on the unthinking. KEYNES ELEANOR MARSHALL TUCKER I love liberty I hate equality. RANDOLPH 30 MARGARET LOUISE VOGEL I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky. MASEFIELD 3l 32 ANN EASTMAN WARRINGTON I have no other but a womarfs reason I think him so because I think him so. SHAKESPEARE! SUSAN WOODWARD He who has never hoped can never despair. Karen Paula Marion road runner . . . green thumb Goldilocks . . . diamond hunt. adept twister . . . the Wooly . . . domestic accomplishments er-geologically speaking , . . monster . . . suddenly there . .. dog adopter . . . my stock class football star . . . bird- came a tapping . . . whohs just split . . . inventor of the watcher . . . chicken waddle done their Latin? . . . that Watch Hill Special. . . . subtle humor. was so-o-o cool! Marshall Winnie Sue Pegg BYYd-dog - . - Carry me Back Old Spice . . . NYC soap op- Woodard . . . you know, Perfume manufacturer to Old Virginie . - - reversible eras . . . I'm scared! . . , purple car? . A . wrinkled Maine . . . Thoreauvian in- name - . . nasty blow - - - I Un faisan sous verre, a la nose . . . Cleveland has it tellectual . . . encyclopedic; 51151 got trampled - - - tomor- mode7 s.v.p. Candy Striper. way over Cincy . . . Friday information . . . artist. ; TOW iS todayhs greatest work' tunics . . . rules rulesI! h SEVCI'. Edi Sue B. Patsy Sal Eddy . . . you turkey . h . English blood . . . shrimp Patsy She - - - W656 running Barry Goldwater for philoso Chicago . . . blue bomb . . . Shell Chev - - . Maryland out Of money . . . party doll pher-king . . . left bank cold interstate love life . . . rock Math problems - - . Ch 511- . - - E35! to college or buSI water flat A . . pilgrimageg in roller , , , infectious laugh san! Oh Margaret! 0h piHH . . . aversion to crash dieters. to Mt. Adams . . A ham . .. . . . did she or didnht she? - . . scarlet ribbons. Fm SOITY; Mr. LOVER, but iw exploded. 34 mvth . - Ann War . . . her own personal Horacescope . . . Hehs so sweet . avxd dleter . bjg hair bow , . . distinctive back view-interpretation flex- ible. Cynthia Smyse . . . mad scientist . . . for hcavenhs sakes! . long, sexy locks . . . phobia for singing commercials . . . coffee lover Cynthia- saurus. Carol May I make an announce- ment? Cepacolic Denison . . . effervescent . . . how old are you, little girl? . . . Running Bear. Barb Elizabeth . . . mechanical genius . . . can I? . . . the second bell has rung . . . social worker heavily weighted left hand. Diana Di . . . a new one every month . . . elaborate cigarette holders . . . yhainht wraung! . . . Little Luke . . . beatnik outlook. Margie Schnoobs . . . 0h, bore . . . modified John Bircher . . . the Night She Discovered Cham- pagne . the cyclopic cat . . . pax vobiscum. Susan the Audrey Hepburn complex cock- really fan- . salt at lunch . . . tails at 4:00 . . . tastic . . . when is the Har- vard Glee Club coming? Pam Sieg heil! . . . inverted pony tail . . . Proper Bostonian Socratic arguments . . . My car's gonna blow up voice of Hillsdale. Barrie the zoo-keeper . . . queen of the nature bathers . . . honor . . . people, people . . . graham craker mulch. Bunny the Green Rabbit . . . better late than never . . . unparal- leled modesty . . . team spirit moustachioed counten- ance. Romanticist . . . trashy movies on week-nights . . . apple-eater . . . Washington D. C. . . . madwoman at the wheel. 35 36 THE LAST WILL AND T ESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Susan M. leaves the Dovehs Necklace to Mr. Lovett. Ann leaves, amazed that this annual was ever published. Edi leaves her out-of-town weekends to Lynn Cowdy. Marshall leaves her old history tests to Rhys McClure. Sally leaves her Hillmann to Mrs. Schroder. Marion leaves Anne Berkeley homeless. Sue B. leaves her daily ribbons t0 Natalie'Bimel. Diana leaves her discarded boyfriends to the Dance Committee. Win leaves her dramatic talent to Young Doctor Malone. Karen leaves Albert to Miss Meyer. Peggy leaves her literary talents to the English Department. Barrie leaves the parking lot Jeepless. Bunny leaves the lab to Miss Meyer. Susan W. leaves her necklaces to Worthy Tuttle. Pam leaves her jottings to anyone who dares to write them. Kit leaves in joyful ecstacy. Paula leaves her golfing ability to Mimi Grandle. Patsy leaves her bridge genius to Mr. Loud. Barb leaves Robin at the barn. Carol leaves her wisdom teeth to Jill Acomb. Cynthia leaves her inter-planetary projects to the N.A.S.A. Margie takes Lover Boy with her. The Seniors leave the shack well-plastered. UPPERCLASSMEN Jill Acomb Liz Atkinson Alison Badgett Lynn Baxter Anne Berkeley Rita Blaine Ellen Brooks Trish Chace; absent Tudi Dickinson Cynthia Dunlap Ann Early Lynn Gowdy Sandy Goyert Mimi Crandle Gayle Heckel Tuck Hooker Marianne Hussey Marcia Johnson Susan Jones Babs Kinne Judy Mason Laurie McLean Susan Newkirk Chloe Ann Pechstein E Carrol Robinson 1 Angela Romell Liz Ruehlman Randy Sherrill Candy Somerall Randy Upson Linda Van Doren Stella Williams T Adaline Allen Nancy Butler Merry Cord Anne Crabill Susan Deck Carol DuBois Kathy Grace Sylvia Herschede Alison Keeler L g? : K CLASS OF 1964 Parkey Lawson Rhys McClure Talie Morrison Jane Pdrteous Hallie Rogers Ann Shepard Worthy Tuttle Elizabeth Vogel Mary Whiteford IN MEMORIAM TRIBUTE TO DONNA REITH A freckled face; an impish smile; golden red hair; a ray of sunshine captured in a girl Who spread her warmth and laughter to everyone around her. Donna Reith will ever be constant in the hearts of her classmates and friends. 4I Polly Adair Joan Archiable Rosie Bailey Vicki Berk Patty Bigham Bonnie Bums J0 Deupree Jennifer deVries Vicky Emery Pam Flynn Carol Goyert Susan Homan Margaret Knowles Judy Kramer Susan Krehbiel Carol Lojinger Malinda Mayer Anne MCLaurin Kathy Meek Olivia Motch Marny Muir . 'Y Gerry Pattison Vb Q N; Francie Perry 1'. A .m E v 0 Debbie Pfister h E ,1 - . , E Betty Lou Prince Sandy Rowe Whitney Rowe Barbara Ruehlman Becky Sherrill Debbie Skaggs Susan Skinner Gail Slemmer Sharon Steman Janet Stevenson Susan Talbot H Cindy Walker : Pam Withers L Sally Wollaeger E Anne Woodhull Robin Anderson Joy Barrett Natalie Bimel Lindsay Boswell Anne Burlingham Lane Carlee Bonnie Jean Clark Anne Drackett Kathy Dowd Helen Eustis CLASS OF Chris Farrar Stephanie Forbes Jane Fuller Martha Goldsmith Monnie Cores '1 Christy Graf Jenifer Hagen Angi Harmon Kitty Hawley Susan HawIey Jeanne Goodman; absent Nancy Heuck Patty Hilberg Betsy Hobson Ann Hopple Wendy Hortenstine Catherine Jones Jeanette Lee Christy Leyman Rita Lillard Madelaine Mendenhall Beth Nichols Paula Pearce Susanne Rogers Barbara Roth Susan Rowe Kathy Taft Blair Thomson Margo Thomson Mardie Warner Anne Watson I Carolyn Thayer; absent Rhoda Allen Ruth Allen Debbie Banker Beverly Brown Jamie Burnam Delle Christensen Deedee Driesbach Emmy Egbert Blake Emerson Barbara Emery Betce Gamble Helen Garber I I Hathaway Gamble E Holly Heigerick J Penny Heinichen Ann Hellebush Debbie Iannitto Beth Johnson Sissy Jones Judy Joslin Shannon Kelly Kathryn Kinslgy Debbie Koons f . , v w . $ Q Sissy Lambert H 5 Susan McCaslin Q; L Susan Mercer Barbara Nord Susan Oechler Nancy Pechstein Georgia Peck Kathy Pogue Mardi Robertson Judy Robinson Nancy Romell Penny Rowe Lesley Russell Ann Schmuelling , Nancy Smith i Robin Smith Christie Thomson Jane Tomlin Cade Trufant Leezie Walker Poppy Yeiser Lin Yeiser ' m :u er AK FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL CLASS 7 Ruth Allen Blake Emerson Hathaway Gamble Shannon Kelly Debbie Koons Susan McCaslin Barbara Nord Susan Oechler Leezie Walker Poppy Yeiser CLASS 8 Anne Drackett Chris Farrar Stephanie Forbes Martha Goldsmith Monnie Cores Susan Hawley Betsy Hobson Ann Hopple Kathy Jones Jeanette Lee Christy Leyman Kathy Taft Carolyn Thayer Mardie Warner CLASS 9 Polly Adair Rosalie Bailey Jennifer Devries Victoria Emery Margaret Knowles Judith Kramer Malinda Mayer Anne McLaurin Gerry Pattison Cindy Walker 48 CLASS 10 Adaline Allen Carol DuBois Parkey Lawson CLASS 11 Elizabeth Atkinson Lynn Baxter Ann Early Marianne Hussey Marcia Johnson Randy Sherrill Candy Somerall Randy Upson Stella Williams CLASS 12 Barbara Anderson Barrie Bell Carol Crabill Marion Field Patricia Herr Pamela Lowry Margaret Myers Cynthia Smysor Sally Swigert Marshall Tucker Margaret Vogcl Ann Warrington Susan Woodward ORGANIZATIONS 50 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Karen Euskirchen, Treasurer; Barbara Anderson, Vice-President, Secretary; Barrie Bell, President; Mrs. Allan Tomlinson, Advisor. STANDING: Blake Emerson, Alison Keeler, Christy Leyman, Martha Goldsmith, Carol DuBois, Polly Adair, Susan Newkirk, Lynn Baxter, J udy Kramer, Lin Yeiser. The Student Council is the official link between faculty and student at Hillsdale. In their weekly meetings the elected representatives of each class find time to formulate and carry out an Honor system plan, organize various fund-raising programs, adopt a Greek foster child, and provide solutions to countless otheg' problems and situations which arise from week to week. gym, WW5 JQFZMVM yum M m 31: GMW QVQ W: w i N , , , M 7QLW 534 Q W h - 7L VQLA 61: W , ,r ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COUNCIL Bonnie Burns, Jr. Green Team Captain; R. Allen, Seventh Grade Representative, First Semester; Susan Hawley, Eighth Grade Representative; Ann Crabill, Tenth Grade Representative; Randy Upson, Eleventh Grade Representative; Bunny Cord, Green Team Captain; Carol Crabill, Presi- dent, Athletic Association; Paula Hansley, Gold Team Captain; Tudie Dickenson, Secretary- Treasurer; Ann Shepard, Tenth Grade Representative; Rita Lillard, Eighth Grade Representative; R. Allen, Seventh Grade Representative, First Semester; Anne McLaurin, Jr. Gold Team Captain. The Athletic Association Council has incorporated the theme of the American Indian into all of its activities and programs this year. The purpose of this organization is to encourage a high standard of sportsmanship, co- operative enthusiasm, and athletic effort among the students. In addition to the traditional inter-team games sponsored by the AA. Council, its elected members also present throughout the year many assemblies and contests geared to promote an interest in good health and posture. ANNUAL BOARD SEATED: Margaret Myers, Photography Editor; Mrs. Kathleen Richardson, Advisor; Sally Swigcrt, Edi Curran, Co-Editors; Patsy Herr, Business Manager; Ann Warrington, Lay-out Editor. STANDING: Lynn Gowdy, Asst Layout Editor; Sue Deck, A551. Photography Editor; Win Murray, Assht. Business Manager. Every year, from those first, serene September weeks through the most chaotic March pre-deadline sessions, the Annual Board dedicates its entire collective effort towards producing a yearbook rich in the memories of which those months will one day consist. 52 THE QUILL STANDING: Candy Somcrall, News Editor; Susan Woodward, Business Manager; Marion Field, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Roger Loud, Advisor; Pam Lowry, Sports Editor. SEATED: Anne Berkeley, Circulation Manager; Elizabeth Vogel, Asth. News Editor; Talie Morrison, Assm Sports Editor. The Quill, Hillsdalefs student newspaper, is the voice of the school. It reflects student and faculty opinions, reviews special school activ- ities and includes reports of outside events. These are a few of the many features which contribute to the success of the paper. 53 SEATED: Margo Thomson, Anne Woodhull, Debbie Skaggs, Susan Jones, Linda Van Doren. STANDING: Babs Kinne, Madclaine Mendchall, Sylvia Herschedc, Sue Skinner, Judy Mason, Susan Magro, Chairman; Miss Doris Shellberg, Advisor. SEATED: Cade Trufant, Leezie Walker, Beth Johnson, Emmy Egbert, Robin Smith, Christy Thom- son, Mardi Robertson, Debbie Banker. STANDING: Helen Carber, Susan McCaslin, Delle Christensen, Nancy Pechstein, Sissy Jones, Betee Gamble7 Barbara Emery, Puppy Yeiser7 Holly Heigerick, Deborah Koons. 54 OFFICE SEATED: Pennie Heinichen, Judy Joslin, Susan Burlingham, Chairman; Marcia Johnson, Anne Watson. STANDING: Barbara Nord, Angela Romell, Ellen Brooks, Nancy Smith, Miss Margaret Foote, Adviser; Chloe Ann Pechstein, Kathryn Kinsley, Angi Harmon, Sissy Lambert, Ann Schmuelling. EXECUTIVE SEATED: Margaret Knowles, Hallie Rogers, Miss Martha Neu, Chris Farrar, Cynthia Dunlap. STANDING: Mardie Warner, Jane Porteous, Mary Whiteford, Alison Badgett, Whitney Rowe, Marshall Tucker, Chairman; Kathy Grace, Ann Early. 55 ANIMAL SEATED: Lesley Russell, Jane Fuller, Bonnie Clark, Wendy Hortenstine, Betsy Hobson. STANDING: Mr. Patrick Clark, Adviser; Kathy Taft. SEATED: Randy Sherrill, Stephanie Forbes, Anne Dracketr, Diana Seaman, Chairman; Ann Hopple. STANDING: Jennelte Lee. 56 BRIDGE CLUB SEATED: Barrie Bell, Cynthia Smysor, Karen Euskirchen, Diana Seaman. STANDING: Ann Warrington, Pam Lowry, Bunny Cord, Sue Burlingham, Mr. Loud, Adviser. ABSENT: Carol CrabiH. FASHION SEATED: Francie Perry, Cindy Walker, Gerry Paltison, Kathy Meek, Joy Barrett, Miss Judi Meyer, Adviser. STANDING: Vicki Berk, Mrs. Knoop, Speaker; Patty Bigham, Sandy Rowe, Natalie Bimel, Becky Sherrill, Susan Human, Patty Hilberg. SERVICE SEATED: Shannon Kelly, Cathy Jones, Susan Mercer, Barbara Ruehlman, Miss Redella Godfrey, Advisor; Rita Blaine, Chairman; Mimi Grandle, Worthy Tuttlc, Carroll Robinson. STANDING: Adaline Allen, Liz Atkinson, Susan Oechler. 58 SENIOR GLEE CLUB STANDING: Barrie Bell, Mimi Grandle, Liz Atkinson, Ann Early, Judy Mason, Angela Romell Marshall Tucker, Jill Acomb, Susan Newkirk, Patsy Herr, Laurie McLean, Ann Warrington. SEATED: Ellen Brooks, Jane Dickinson, Linda Van Doren, Liz Ruehlman, Barbara Anderson7 Sandy Goyert, Edi Curran, Cynthia Smysor. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB STANDING: Mary Whiteford, Kathy Meek, Ann Shepard, Patty Bigham, Gerry Pattison, Kathy Grace, Jane Porteous, Bonnie Burns, Vicki Emery, Mamey Muir. SEATED: Jennifer deVries, Susan Human7 Francis Perry, Malinda Mayer, Vicki Berk, Alison Keeler, Susan Talbot. '59 LEFT FROM TOP: Helen Eustis, Judy Robinson, Penny Rowe, Poppy Yciser, DceDee Driesbach. RIGHT FROM TOP: Ann Burlingham, Beth Nichols, Kathy Dowd, Hathaway Gamble. DRAMA CLUB STANDING: Judy Robinson, Ann Hellebush, DeeDee Driesbach, J ane Tomlin, Penny Rowe, Kathy Fugue. SEATED: Kit Klinedinst-chairman; Nancy Heuck, Lindsay Boswell, Sucky Rogers, Carolyn Thayer, Carol Goyert, Christie Craff, Jennifer DeVries, BecBee Brown, Rosie Bailey, Debbie Iannitto, Malinda Mayer. SPORTS '6l LAUREL HOCKEY TEAM STANDING: Randy Upson, Carol Crahill, Barrie Bell, Bunny Cord, Trish Chace, Liz Atkinson. KNEELING: Sue Deck, Anne Crahill, Pam Lowry, Edi Curran, Paula Hansley. 62 SEASON SCORES GREEN GOLD 4 0 1 1 2 0 o 1 1 3 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 The Greens won a Majority of games. TEAM SONG LEADERS GREEN Kathy Grace Patty Bigham GOLD Randy Upson Francie Perry HOCKEY CAPTAINS Class Class Class Class Class Class 12 11 10 x1600 Marshall Tucker Liz Atkinson Sue Deck Susan Krehbiel Sucky Rogers Jane Tomlin '63 SPORTS SNAPS COLD VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS 11 - 12 Sue Burlingham 9 - 10 Parky Lawson GREEN VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS 11 12 Edi Curran 9 - 1 0 Whitney Rowe CLASS BASKETBALL CAPTAINS 12-Pam Lowry 11 -Babs Kinne 10-Adeline Allen 9 Anne Woodhull B-Ann Burlingham Natalie Bimel 7-Hathaway Gamble Barbara Nord 64 K L x, .2. Sgisgaai iaiizs E W L T N E D U T S 66 HARVEST FAIR - TALENT SHOW L , W g ,1 Mn. FRESHMAN DAY 67 CAROLYN THAYER Class of 1966 69 Target: the Corrupters My friend Flicka Speak loud, but car- ry little stick. 0h, Dahling! Dorft hug me-Jike I'm busy. The line up Fasten your seat belts! ' 7' Therds no escape! Off to College Say thar, Chester! It happened one Thursday night. Rock-Hock a hula Senior slump Be Ladies! What's wrong . . . 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