Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1967 volume:

FEM Lawson four comers Cincinnati, Ohio 1967 x' table of contents dedication ................. 7 faculty ................... 8 classes .................. 30 clubs....................74 sports ................... 94 events .................. 108 ads .................... 124 presenting. . .ayear of change a year Of change. . . the Change of a year perienced. . .but all provide our common . . .the physical appearance. . .new goal with increased Vitality. . .the stu- rooms. . . Cheerful hallways and open dents. , . many of the same faces. . .yet doors. . .leading to a personal relation- brighter. . .with a changed attitude to- ship between a student, her teacher, ward the meaning of education. . . smaller and her headmaster. . . mr. dayton. . . in- things. . .leading to better organization troducing the new and the stimulating. . . . . .relaxed regulations. . . this year. . . a the faculty. . .many just out of college year of change. . . .with young ideas. . . others more ex- miss kinne uses the new faculty room to correct papers. the crowded sh ack was enjoyed by all the seniors. recess milk and cookies were served Outside this year, mr. loud talks with a student in his new office. www.uuwxu 4;ka the advising system was also new this year. here an ad- mrsl koch uses our ditto machine before it was re- visor talks with her advisee. placed by a more modern ccpier. the addition of the reading room provided extra space for the library. we dedicate this year of change this our dedication. .to the foundation of hillsdale. . .through many changes. . .has held the school together. . .never-ending awareness. . . of meetings and schedules . . . of individual needs. . . a genuine person- al interest. . . in students and activities. . .a friendly smile. . .a warm cheerful welcome to all. . . always busy. . .Working for others . . .gentle reminders. .of pills and appoint- ments. . .yet finds time for quick chats. . . for enlightening conversations. . .for listen- ing. . .the seniors' savior. . .typing endu less transcripts. . . to meet those deadlines . . .all the while calm. . .patient. . .the ra- tional force. . . a way all her own. . . of in- forming the seniors of college decisions . . .a unique personality. . .deserving all praise. .the class of '67 will never forget . . . and fondly dedicates our four corners to you. . .norma m. goodall. mrs. goodall about to attack a busy day, a brief moment of relaxation. 1W u m f a new headmaster directs a year of change j. b. . . . bringing many better rules and with college representatives . . . getting regulations . . . bookbags . . . weejuns to know teachers better . . . HOW new . down with barbers . . . a colorful ply faculty-student volleyball game . . . board with class schedules . . . renewed advisors for each pupil . . . to set and zeal, eagerness, and enthusiasm . . . maintain high standards for hillsdale shorts on friday . . . unifying our school with a sharp sense of dedication . . . as one . . . patience with all . . . talking loved and admiIEd by all. his door is always open our headmaster in one of his few stationary moments. may you call me 'brecki? we11.. . the concern and assistance which never change many new improvements in the library with an aspirin, kleenex. . .or alcohol . . .new reading room where the book and bandages in hand. . . making sure fair was held at the harvest fair. . .a everyone's health cards are in. . . super- wonderful place of quiet, uninterrupted Vises study hall when not in the sick study. . . a new way to receive books for room. . .writing excuses from sports the library. . . a gift from each student and admitting girls into school. . .a on her birthday. . . reading a sure way to cheery voice on the phone when sick in gain much knowledge. our nurse. . . bed at home. . .Valuable helper to all. caring and worrying about all. . .ready .,. W: 2.: - - z 6.: $5 ., D I mrs. harbach shows one of the reference books to a student. our nurse and study hall proctor, miss caviezel. three secretaries keep the school running gjiciently industrious, never-tirjng individuals. . . cords. . . report cards. . .supplies. . . very hard working. . .Constant flow of ordering books. . . alumnae secretary. . . people rushing in and out. . . sending out financial secretary. . . many messages to bills and all school notices. . .mailing be given to the students. . .an inestimable letters of Int. Clayton. . .handljng all re- help to the school. ' miss neu, our financial genius. 12 a friendly smile from mrs, koch, our receptionist. the mainstay of mr. dayton during his first year at hillsdale, mrs. goodall. learning the fundamentals to appreciate our language mrs. bagnulo listens with interest to a student's comment. our own language. . .grammar. . . selfW expression. . . dangling modifiers. . .to be or not to be, is that the question?. . . analogies. . . short stories. . precis versus paraphrase. . .the miller's daughter. . .mythology. .orthography. . . synonyms. ..he1pfu1 thesaurus. . .term papers. . .thesis. . .unity of expression . . . dreaded oral book reports. . .a greater understanding of poetry. . .111- creasing vocabulary. . .a greater respect for verbal and written language. miss ayres discusses a point of grammar I r- r- f. r- r- W - 11 m gr- r- r- mrs. gieringer turns her attention to an oral book report. mrs. sanker hands out test papers to her wary Class. is that all we have to do for tomorrow, mrs. schroeder? a new high in the popularity of Spanish well-rounded program in Spanish. . . first elemental grammar and vocabulary . . . rules and their fearful exceptions. . . geography. . .maps of Spain and south america. . . piffata parties. . .dialogues and conversations. . .language lab. . .to understanding. . . cervante's don quizote .. .el cid. . .mexico. . .fundamentals. . . imaginative compositions. . . much prac- tice and repetition. . . steady progress. . . the achievement of the highest aim. . . speaking Spanish fluently. the honor of wearing the dunce cap for the day. 16 la tin provides a valuable foundation firfurther study model for many languages. . . gerunds . . .indirect statements. . . prose exer- cises. . . syntax. . . commentaries on the gallic wars, . . our living heritage. . . . agreement-gender, number, case. . . ablative absolute. . . vocative. . . temporal clauses. , . subjunctive mood. . .inflec- tions. . . casual, circumstantial, and concessive clauses. . . declensions. . . locatives. . .deponent verbs. . . latin suffixes and prefixes. . .pliny. . .back- ground in roman history and classical literature. . .cicero's figurative language . , .caesar's literal military-like pass- ages. . . as one latin hero must have said, ave atque vale! miss Stanton quizzes her latin class on their homework, a girl's question receives the help of mrs. decamp. 17 ?r the french department changes to meet the needs Qf the students ' parleszous franglais? . . .francais? to speak another tongue. . . pronunciation . . .anglais?. . .french history. . .gram . . .dialogues. . .intlections. . .to prepare mar. . .1iterature. . .the tapes for 1111- for college boards. . .to eliminate the proving accents and understanding. . . barriers of misunderstanding which colloquial french. . .wonderful motives separate the peoples of the world. i ... qui veut peut . . .idioms. . .to learn now what do you think the answer is? ask mrs. euskirchen. 18 a good question brings mrs. alum to her feet. leez hurrying UH to french class mrs. lowther corrects papers while her Class takes a test. new courses are introduced into the swab! cf history from the cavemen and ancient egyptians to modern times. . . russian history and the communist threat. . .the renaissance . . . dates and facts. . . opinions. . .eco- nomics. . . social aspects of friends and foes. . .the teaching presenting ideas of historians. . . agreement or contradim tion. . .a broad horizon. . . a way to understanding. . . of modern man. . .a basis. . .in the realms of history. mr. woodward relaxes between classes. our new economics teacherJ rm. hartman. 20 U 11,4 ;39 ,wyix-vd : A 11? ?LL V59 ' miss highlands and her russian history class formulate ideas. 21 expansion to accomodate more students in the erld cf science from the microscopic one -ce11ed ani- mals. . .to the highest form of life-man just try to remember the basic concepts, advises mrs. . . . greatly increased number Of teach- mendenhan- ers. . .more being constantly discovered . . . .therefore more facts and theories to be known and studied. . .conducting use- .. J . ful and knowledgable experiments. . .bi- Wm CNMEW . 010 t h ' ' s . d . - , .. gy. . .me amorp 051s. . .m plre , . 311' Q I E provoked, 0r aroused to unremitting in- quiries. . .fascination, . . scrutinizing everything presented. . .the nauseating e odor of formaldehyde. . .dissection. . . those long two bell periods. . .intermina- ble information W's! 22 a curious student questions miss ayres about one of her many gadgets. oh, iknow that, mr. mcbride! -, 'MRQJW rim P, Iwmu..k miss johnson, discusses an algebra theory with her , mr. loud questions a student's reasoning. class. mr. o'connell watches a student work a problem on the board. math maintains its place cy importance in the curriculum an organized body of knowledge. . . alge- bra. . .certainty of its truths. . . peter pythagorus. . . developing a logical ap- proach to problems. . .calculus. . . quad- ratic equations. . . postulates. . . congruent triangles. . . may i borrow some graph paper, please? . . . each conclusion leads to another. . . giving, gaining a deductive, systematic way of reasoning. 24 a talented new instructor heads the drama department drama. . .expression through words. . .the abil- ity to communicate . . actions. . . self-confidence . . .national thesbian society. . . participation. . . effort. . .back-stage work. . a job well done. . . Curtains rising. mr. emerson gives his students acting tips. an amusing moment during a drama class rehearsal. hillsdale's thesPian chapter. back row: deedee dreisbach, sarah Shepard, cade trufant, president, debbie iannitto, marge skinner. front row: nancy brucker, lynn schweitzer, barb fuller, Suzy marquard, robin hawley, jan fullgraf. a growing participation in dance and art increases thefaculty talent. . .co-ordination, . . expression. . . cert. art. . . developing. . .creativity. . . imagination. . . accompanied by an expert self-expression. . . contributions to the pianist. . .practice makes perfect. . .to harvest fair. . . studio art. . .techniques work together with fellow classmates. . . of drawing and painting. . . perspective to execute one's skills in the spring con- . . .ceramics. . . silk screening. ' two students wonder, do you like it, miss shellberg? a dance movement is explained by mrs. farmer. miss kinne helps a girl wM1 an art layout 26 mr. emerson explains a piece of music to the glee Club. music is taught with a new approach thisyear practice. . . vocalizing. . . a vital part. . . communication through harmony. . . of notes. . . of tones. , . of selections. . . the miracle play. . .the spring concert. . . graduation. . . satisfaction with a finished product. . . hard work and fun. everyone appreciates mrs. wagner's wonderful ac- companyment. 27 sewing again boasts useful results valuable experience for the future. . .how to budget one's time. . .efficient methods . . . sewing seams, plaids, stripes. . . from a simple nightie to a complicated evening dress. . . shillitds sewing board . . . two girls each year. . . a rewarding position. miss godfrey's advice on pattern selectiOn is always helpful. two sewing board representatives: lamie hopple, this year, and jgn fullgraf, last ye ar. 28 A 11;; lm ; ,,, 7,.; xx7nw hixin , m. w , wi x l kitchen help: tillie kirk, katherine long, mildred parker, maggie abernathy, regina dollenmayer, katherine davis. mr. 31 young, hillsdale's valuable engineer. denny hill, john morrow, ike chambers, 31 young, jim sales. 29 classes nancy lee pechstein 32 robin smart smith deborah earl flagg 33 34 Carolyn dorothea woodhouse susan richardson mc caslin nancy lee rOme 11 nancy webster smith .' . 35 Sarah worthington Shep ard 36 judith Cary robinson frances ellen cohen elizabeth reynolds lambert loretto anne krafl: joslin ye iser 39 helen alice garber arm katherine hellebush t 15:; t: barbara jane fuller l deborah anne koons 4-1 jan laura fullgraf 42 de anne martha dre isbach ann schmue Hing j ane C ade tmfant susan katherine oechler margaret freeman yeiser 45 sh amen lambert ke 11y barbara Iouise nord deborah davenport iannitto kathryn helen kins ley emma barkalow egbert Catherine mc norman scifries 48 jane revenaugh tomlin georgia strietmann pe ck 49 laura jane berger me .xH,,, , suzanne sommer 50 louise crenshaw walker lure. lucinda millan 51 Hump ores .89an 655 vwnomnou macaw .5 i hug; .nm EumE mnoimkrm szawsoau 33m; w 305.; o: MEVE 5mm ; .H maaowmw $96 60E :muummm m: mEmBOHa on mnwam 3mm 53, undoguooa angm mew; mum mdmmumk E03 .w .m sway mngw BE uamgim?u H9595 Esau 51.33 Jammuw manmmow 395E Hmmx wwwgm um 95 waEwddM umohmv $8.35 EEO :maou :wn ?oaw M535 wags MGEMHE 51kg 3.30 mogmmwmmmm mmEm HR: Emwwbm mstono mngoE .3558 $2.85 o: manqu Emma $45 ummsw wnmdewmno Eu nEmmu samunm .u Hoogum $23005 wwatsum Emwumumuxm aumg uuuhou msgwmg 4+ .39 mam 5E8 .: mmnmomgmb H.166 a on 3 moEUWHE 503 wag; dew Fm hm: .3: wags wammam 03.59 comma Sm: $9530 umudm mno mmuwu uumwo umom mmnwmom p.500 mamwwm wFDmoum uwom m we mnwwmmmm ragga 51$ wnmnHmSEJom $15 mmuwnmm .3 S Heam muzuoou umgnou mvmou 5T5 SmEEon mummmHu mmdlmxmg mwnomm :ommmomunm mmuigoo mmmmmmxm Maugham $0330.. omEE. 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I muxmmwu mum: uwumdugomamao 95mm kwnao: Edna: mad: V dash? poll smartest - oechler most sex appeal - woodhouse 1. yeiser most dependable - r. smith best athlete d p. yEnMer most carefree millan, kraft most talkative - caz, iarmitto most devilish - fuller, Shepard most angelic - romell seems mast angelic - Shepard wittiest flagg most organized -! kellylu oechler, r. smith most disorganized - toinlin most artistic - kraft, berger least artistic - scifres, 1. yeiser most common sense - uufant, 1'. smith- least common sense -Eullgraf:3 .7 most optimistic - breck, kinsley most pessimistic - berger, nordz romell biggest gripe: - lambert, cohen 7F; . most likely to succeed - flagg, oechler,- done the most for hillsdale - seniors, pechstein done hillsdale for th- most - seniors, kraft, cohen prettiest - 1 yeiser,i scifres quietest - garber, n. smith loudest - peck best figure - 1. yeiser, woodhouse most motherly - kinsley cutest - millan, egbert most fickle - robinson most easily snowed - dreisbach class baby - egbert, caz, dreisbach class politician - f1 iannitto, Eli: caz most idealistic -i flagg fuxmiest - egbert, walker relaxes the most - cohen, kraft best humored - fuller, millan best personality - pechstein, walker, sommerugLsmith most serious - schmuelh'ng, n. smith least serious - cohen, lambert, peck most sarcastic - oechler, romell most mature - 1. yeiser, trufant, oechler least domesticated .. scifres most gullible -Qu11graf3 best actress - iarmitto best dressed sommer biggest hit with the males - scifres best guitar player - kraft friendliest - sommer, kinsley swings out the most - dress , peck, lambert most traveled - trufant, $411graf; most attractice - tmfant 54 a 1 hottest driver - cohen, hellebush W worst driver - schmuelling, egbert most striking - berger, woodhouse most liberal - kraft,he11ebush, schmuelling most conservative 1 kelly, 1 yeiser flagg ., best dancer - berger best bluffer a p. yeiser, robinson gets away with the most - p. yeiser gets away with the least 1 robinson most in love - p. yeiser, pechstein first to be married - hellebush, p. yeiser most intelleCtual - iarmitto, flagg most independent - nordA kraft, oechler best writer - schmue ng, walker, flagg most all around- walker, p. yeis r hardest worker - nerd n. smith, gfullgrafD most sophisticated berger least sophisticated - Shepard, fiagg, dreisbach, peckv biggest worrier 1 n. smith, Gullgraf,21kelly best natured - fuller pechstein most scatterbrained - tomlin biggest flirt - caz, robinson most generous - kinsley, tomlin, walker, r. smith biggest drag with the faculty - robinson w most thoughtful - 1. yeiser, trufant, sommer most fun to be with - walker, fuller peppiest - tomli sommer most dramatic most critical - ianmtto biggest eater - dreisbach, kraft biggest dieter - dreisbach most graceful - barge:- ,most naive - caz 'best cooks - nord, n. smith, woodhouse worst cooks - 1. yeiser, caz most respected - r. mith romell best drummer - Waiier 55 standing: barb civin, gayle beren. sreyateglyparpi fogg, betsy durbrow, suzanne geier. juniors definitely the friendliest class. . .genuine spirit in'a quiet way. . .contributors. . . successful harvest fair. . .terrific talent show. . . With a sexy dance even!. . . marshals at lunch. . . judithl . . . all, right, so we aren't that good in hockey . . . have immortalized friday at 2:30 . . .and then there are the men. . .at miami, c. d. , in michigan, new york, Chicago, down south, at sea island, florida, and, would you believe, holland? . . . organized chaos forever. . . and one more year. . .unbelievable plans for the shack. . . cars for graduation. . .first come at lunch. h . doing fine right now. . . lasting acquaintances. . .. reliable representation on student council, a. a. . . . clubs. . . silver and blue ties for mr. W. . . .hysterical laughters. . .bacardi . . .french liqueurs. . . dec. twenty-first . . . 1968. . . a remembered bunch. back row: 5111311118 lalond, louise lillard, suzy standing: pam robinson, barb naylor, marge skinner. marquard, p am lovatt. iront row: taffy kuhns, seated: nan sikes, robin mckell, beth o'connell, Cindy kyle mcquoid. rapp. standing: Fobin hawley, Vicki harding, elaine george, klinda hgadley. seated: louise jones, laurie hopple. back row: Ianie EaHIX: kathy robertson, pam sammis. .frfagjc-rpw; bunny smith, Eatsx robinsonl barb Simon, dedie roth, robin orton. back rpw; ann mckenzie, julie kime, sally lillard, pam nielsoh; -Carol kulm. front row: liz joseph, jenny miller, holly hughey'. 58 ' 9g; X 9567 452 sophomores the blue andthggreehr. . more than half way and already near the top. . . success- ful class project. . are you hungry? . . just buy our mints, toffees, 0r katydids . . .whizzes at hockey and. other sports . . .ggzlligiilgithat men exist. . . is he a humid . '. .takihg the Wheel and learning to drive. . .swallowing geometry and algebra. . . devouring english and all the rest. . . spirit abounds. . . giving their all to everything. . . and gaining as much in return. . .Catch 'ya later . . . the sophomores. . .311 their fwary to. -,a. legend: gilroclwvisg from real; eileen ward, terry Steiner, back row: ann gawinz julie golding, nancy- fuller. .ellen yeiser, Chris wysocki, tina wyeth geggy middle row: ann herbruck Caroline holmes ellen gstem holly smith; laura smith, kathy uEson, louisa Vgradison. front row: linda hPtEersley, ann fowler. smith. front row: laurie civin dana fabe beth davis, sally alsfelder, carol doscher. back row: kathy anielsaidiall-vaalzer, Christ'y cooper, Cindy bames. 3X77 back row: debbie geiringer, debbie hawley, Sharon her- schede, emily jolly. frgnt ro-yg; molly hirons, laurie hathaw ay, judim johnson, back row: emily garrison, am1 applegate, reba carrothers. front row: emily davies, 115a carruthers, lamie dmbrow, Carol Campbell. lib haggg debbie geier. in tree: kathy nelson, leslie lenherr, jean meier. gagging: anne atkins, xemily kzjehbiel. leggggi: pam myers, fphoebe lawson, mary morris, nancy katz. 5g K? 70 jifeshmen entering a world of more responsibility . . .filling their obligations well. . . a small thin voice over the roar in foun- der's hall. . .there will be a short class meeting 011 the stage after lunch. . . . stationery. . . success. . .targets of fresh- men week. . . 168 hellacious hours. . . made pies for the shack. . .brownies, brownies, brownies. . . members of the best dressed list on fridays Well almosq . . .georgia is tuffI . . . an hysterical GU more ways than oneh assembly. . . but first a word from our sponsors . . . an unbelievable awake party at the end. . .but really a beginning. . . 0f forever friendships. . . and plenty of memories. . .the nines. . .funelovjng and hard-working. . .a group to re- member. back row: lynn schmuelling, amy Shepard, margaret Walker, polly Smith. seated: nancy wersel, 5.3113,. yogeler, Carolyn stegner. Cindy scham, 3:134:99 ipreswtoinj ellie quackenbush, betsy robinson, Chris Ogden, ekaihy rad- cliffe: 61 standing: judy wommack, Iiz tuttle, rufhie sproull, gail wysocki, anne warrington, linda haydock. seated: ridgley tmfantarchrisgx smith, carol sullivan. w .3 ; X wendy howard, sheila hirons, amy hauck,fgg1;tnex - haygvley, Susan hattersley, debbie hill, julie jones, marfha harrell. eights sevens no longer. . . up a notch. . . a great class. .with great things going. . .the only class to sponsor a foster child from a foreign land. . . friendship across the seas. . .eights: no brains, just body . . . .parties, parties, and more parties . . .the trials and tribulations of going steady. , .not the greatest scholars. . . forget science and music. . .full of pep ...love to talk. . . C001 11: ... check . , .incredulous. . .you gotta be kidding me!. . .emerald green and royal blue . . .colors to watch and be proud of. 62 back row: page mosher, nancy' nielson, missy keeler. gloglmisgnfrgm top: holly Simpson, diane pan- middle row: wynne mc earthy, donna 1enherr.rr front rgmr ,' dorf, betsy pressler,. .'u1ie rust, linda ruxton, roxeume lowther, elizabeth march, susie lawson,'13gr'15i 77 libbg Eaulxa terri rhoaaes', Eafhy pechstein, maxwelL ' TaEE silkes. . back row: lloyd burman, margaret brush, 11ng fabe josie graf, margot griffith. . front row: leslie faught, chancey bailey, ioEintasey, wendx gradison. . Qk$gw9 I 7 standing: priscilla garrison, sarah hobson. seated: hgl X tOp: jay moore. standing: anne matlock, bar- hunt tricia holmes, betsy ford. bare. jones, Incl? klizr1egan$ seated: Sharon, M .. yun-J-J - m arm mltc e . kathy smale, barbara sherril, susie stone, mm sherz. standing: kim andruss. seated: jane farmer, cynthia Campbell, janet asbury, tatti belluci, betsy badanes. . . a$6W f ' .. sevens LOTSPEICHE SCHOOL the beginners. . . eager, bright, awake ,perfect uniform. . . Clean tunic, tied belt, and brand new combat boots. . . discoverers. . .forever discovering new ways to get into the shack. . . how to have fun at symphony without being good .plottingh . . mass invasions of open houses. . .covering the school with sneezing power, , , learners. . . partici- pants. . . enthusiastic members of all clubs. . .athletes. . .developing skills in hockey, basketball, baseball. . .good sports in all. . . builders. . .pushing for 1972. . .far off now. . .but here in just a minute. back row: bye robinson, Sarah pennington, nancy roth. front row: melissa morris, ellen o'connell. 65 grade seven cynthia campbell suzy stone drew gores holly hunt grade eleven linda headley suzy marquard grade seven elizabeth ford anne matlock anne scherz gltade ten dana fabe ann garvin linda hattersley Christie kirst patsy robinson holly; smith terry Steiner kathy upson Chris wysocki -h-igh h0110r r011 first semester grade nine debbie gieringer polly smith honor roll first semester grade eigm chancey bailey robin casey lissy fabe wendy gradison courtney hawley nancy maxwell holly Simpson gail wysocki grade eleven robin hawley laurie hopple .louise jones louise lillard barby naylor margie Stephenson marge taft diane wulsin 66 grade EWelve .sha 1111011 kelly kathy oechler poppy yeiser grade ten carol doscher ellen gradison robin orton louisa smith w carol campbell lisa carothers molly hirons jean meier mary morris pam myers kathy nelson carolyn stegner margaret walker gw emmy egbert jan fullgraf debbie iannitto debbie koons susan mccaslin cinda millan barb nerd ann schmuelling sarah Shepard robin smj 1:11 sue sommer cade trufant leezie walker lin yeiser grade seven cynthia campbell drew gores holly hunt susie stone grade ten carol doscher ellen gradison robin orton louisa smith grade seven jane farmer betsy ford anne matlock arm scherz Wagmq grade ten dana fabe ann garvin linda hattersley sally lillard 'patsy robinson kathy robertson barb Simon holly smith laura smith terry Steiner Chris wysocki kathy upson mgh honor roll second semester grade eigm nancy maxwell .a grade eleven robin hawley linda headley suzy marquard 1M second semester grade eight. lissy fabe Ae dis ' 77 courtney hawley holly Simpson gail wysocki gem betsy durbrow elaine george laurie hopple louise jones louise lillard barbie naylor margie Stephenson margo taft diane Wulsin 67 grade nine polly smith grade twelve jan fullgraf Shannon kelly barb nord poppy yeiser grade nine carol campbell lisa carothers molly hirons cynthia maude jean meier mary morris kathy nelson carolyn stegner Inargaret walker grade twelve emmy egbert Clebbie iannitto debby koons Susan mccaslin kathy oechler ann schmuelling sarah Shepard robin smith sue sommer cade trufant leezie walker 1111 yeiser class meetings and the 50phomores enjoy a sunny class meeting. the juniors take time out to pose. one of the typically organized, well-run and quiet senior meetings in the shack. projects 3' every class showed great enthusiasm and spirit this year. the nines hold one of their frequent discussions. arm -1w9v; V. .. orientation day was the first of Hie seniors' many projects this year. 69 school 12' e .- a :1?er oral book reports aren't all that bad! hey, i know her! i I r yesI i like peaches Why do you ask? enjoying a sunny day outsideV :3; 'VimmWP-m Ha; h! ' 35m: M n m lost in history good old chem lab-fond memories! 'Thelp! my perNs stuck in my hair! glimpses cf a year zyf change mid-moming relaxation. fools' names and fools' faces. A . last minute hallway cramming. standing: dave manning, program moderator, mr. mc caslin. loud, adviser. seated: debbie Hagg, kathy oechler, susan 73 5 b :m C standing: debby hill, linda hattersley, robin hawley, lane sikes. seated: drew gores, lisa carmthersJ Sara vogeler, margie Stephenson, holly hunt, terry Steiner. robin smith, mr. loud, adviser, nancy pechstein, council president, debbie flagg. an active student council stimulates a year of change the student council. . . elected represen- tation. . .of, for, and by the students. . . annual project. . .complaints and pro- blems. . . answers. . .new ideas. . .plans . . . keeping our school in tune with the times. . . class officers. . .interpreting rules. . .class meetings. . .decisions. . . student council, the solution. . . involve- ment. . . responsibility. , . legislation. the athletic association imderworlcf was new and exciting the athletic association. . .with total school membership. . . class representa- tives. . . green and gold teams. . .compe- tition. . . rivalry. . . senior and junior team captains. . . organization of games . . .hockey playdays. . .Clinics. . . intra school tournaments. . .basketball. . . ping-pong. . .tennis. . .hockey luncheon . . . awards for outstanding ability. . .the laurel hockey team. . . gymnastics. . . hard work. . . the gym meet. . . volleyball ..softball. . . award day . .prizes. .. team cup. . sportsmanship, . .effort. . . atheletes. . .the 51.3.. debby koons, miss brestel, adviser, lin yeiser, ann schmuelling back row: debby koons, arm schmuelling, betsy robinson. front row: priscilla garrison, kathy pechstein, beth hilton, marge raft, lin yeiser, louise lillard, holly smith, wynne mc earthy, jay moore. standing: sally lillard7 bath O'connell, marge skinner, jan fullgraf, cade trufant, laurie hopple. seated: miss ayres, jane tomlin, emmy egbert, miss ayres, adviser, jane tomlin, editor. our newspaper tripled in size this year the quill. . .monthly record of school events. . .news Stories. . .editorials. . . humor. . .advertisements. . . at every school event. . .taking notes and pic- tures. . .the editor. . .constantly runn- ing. . .to make the deadline. . ,to get the news to the printer. . . a busy and efficient staff. . .recording what's new at hillsdale. 78 I recording the changes- the yearbook deadlines. . .dreaded but unavoidable, . . a crew working together to meet them .. .the editor. . .organizing. . .insuring a good book. . .our own computers. . . the business manager and her assistant . . .the copy editors and their flowing pens. . .basic design, the layout depart- ment. . . and the photographers. . .thou- sands of words in a single picture. . . an annual recording. . . four corners. standing: barb Simon, sue sommer. seated: dana fabe, robin Orton, linda headley. baCk row: lama berger, leezie walker, Susan mc caslin, kathy oechler. front row: suzy marquard, poppy yeiser. decorations and gay posters are supplied by the art club a means of communication. . .3. reflec- tion of one's self, , . through individuality and harmony. . .providing outlets for creativity. . .originality. . .contributing to the school. . .harvest fair. . 1 chris- tmas cards. . . exhibits. . .a means of fun. . .relaxation. . . with the supervision of miss shellberg and miss kinne. . .a time to design. . .a time to discover one's talentsl miss shellberg, adviser, deedee driesbach. back row: drew gores, leslie faught, holly huntl roxaIme IOWther, kathy nelson, wendy howard, Christie kuxst. front rOW: kim andress, Sarah pennington, carol sullivan,Y11y Simpson, julie kinne, pam sammis, arme fowler. . -- 7 -4111, back row: molly hirons, phoebe lawson, margaret brush, jane farmer, diane pandorf, carol doscher, barb fuller, middle row: Cindy schatz, Sharon herschede, molly klinedinst, Chris Ogden, nancx katz. front row: amy Shepard, Cathy smale, 31m matlock. loretto kraft, lynn woodhouse, co-chairmen. r the guitar club h w ; E stimulated an interest HEB in music music. . .entertainment. A .enjoyment. . . a passing on of one's knowledge. . . strings. . . Chords. . .songs. . .through the talents assistance of lynn woodhouse and loretto kraft. . .the appreciation of folk music. . . peter paul and mary. . . joan baez. . . bob dylan. . . leading to a desire for perfection. . . entailing many hours of hard work and practice. , . finally, the finished product. . . an an sembly for the entire student body. . . presenting our guitar club. . ,a step from a beginning to a more ambitious future. 81 1-..r.w -1 ...u Am! 1. m4 the s.p.c.a. changed headquarters thz'syear top row: nancy roth, robin mckell, barb Simon, Caroline holmes. middle row: lissy fabe, page mosher, polly smida. front row: taffyukuhpis: 82 top to bottom: kathy kinsley, mrs. decamp, adviser, cinda. millan. school pound and clean up association. . . profiting by another's loss. . .hoarding sweaters. . .books. . .uniforms. . .fines . . ten cents. . . bail charge for each article. . . annual auction. . . clothes at bargain prices. . . going once . . . the last chance . . . sold for a cleaner and Heater school. a new idea- professional printing for our literary magazine the muse, . .hillsdale's literary mag- azine. . . in its third year of publishing creative writings. 4 .in french, Spanish, and english. . .poetry, short stories, essays, art work. . .collecting contri- butions from all girls. . .declaring a creative weekend. . ,no homework. . . just creations for the muse. . .this year, professional printing. . .a larger edition . . .the muse. . . subtle Changes. . .for a more interesting publication of hilldale's creative talents. standing: cade trufant, lin tomlinJ nancy Smith, arm schmuelling, courtney hawley, terry rhoades, jan fglilgf-af, Iaura smith, ellen yeiser. seated: kaaiy danigls, sarah Shepard, judith johnson, patti fogg, laurie civin. various duties keep the Ojjice club busy a busy center. . .the office. . .a busy club. . . the office club. . . among its duties. . . preparing homework assign- ment sheets for absentees. . .supplying classrooms with Chalk and erasers. , . recording office fines. . .and making sure they are paid. h . sending out notices. . .many small duties which re- quire responsibility. judy robinson, sissy lambert, mrs. koch. top row: kathy upson, laurie hathaway, kathy radcliffe, priscilla garrison. middle row: susan hattersley, linda l'lLXton, christy COOper, bunny smith, mary morris, chancey bailey, misw keeler, Christy smith, front row: nancy nielson. back row: jylie. rust, louisa smith, diane baltzer, Cindy bames, aim garvin, reba Carmthers, emily jolly, emily krehbiel, gail pierce, libby pauly. front row: linda haydock, elizabeth march, judy wommack, betsy pressler, nancy maxwell, ellie quackenbush. helen Sarge?! miss neu, vicki harding. the executive club learns store management the executive club. . .a great help by doing small jobs. . . in the financial department . .managing the store. . , balancing books. e .inventory. . . order and reorder. . . sorting and recording student charges. . .a slight look into the world of accounting. 85 the greatest and most active pep club ever pep, pep, pepl . . . a familiar cry this year. . . changing with the school. . . growing greater. . . a new spirit. . .urged on by the pep club. . .manifesting the enthusiasm of the school. . .through posters. . . class colors. . .the dating game. . . pep bags. . .spirit in the word .pep. betsy dmbrow, mrs. lowther, adviser, Shannon kelly. back row: lynn schweitzer, leezie walker, emmy egbert, Susan mc caslin, emily' davies, laurie durbrow, dedie roth, josie graf. front row: margaret walker, susie stone, linda headley, sheila hirons. tricia holmes, melissa morris, anne warrington, debbie iannitto, ridgely trufant. mrs. harbach, librarian, sarah Shepard, cade tmf ant. the library club manages a much enlarged library for the library. . .a new addition. . .the reading room. . .a new tradition. . . a birthday book to the library. . .to help expand. . .growing in both area and books ...m0re frequent use. . .a. need for helping hands. , . the library club. . . willing to help organize. , .to do small jobs. . . overdue book reminders. . . shelv- ing the books. . . cataloging. . .applying dewey decimals. , ,a busier club for a busier library. fan. L.:::l::l: 87 I'm '.jv a traditional duties are fulljilled by the service club a small boy at a picnic. . . a child re- ceiving clothes. . . the service club. . . our charitable organization. . .helping the needlework guild. . .frontier nurs- ing association. . .the salvation army . . .giVing time and effort for charity . . .thanksgiving food baskets. . . picnics for the underprivileged children. . . helping senior citizens. . . kindness. . . thoughtfulness. . . rewarding for those who give. . .appreciated by those who receive. cackie scifres, sue sommer; co-chairmen standing: tina wyeth, ellen o'connell. back row: eileen ward, peggy stern, jay moore, lloyd burman, ann mitchell, amy hauck. front row: sharog katzr betsy ford, wendy gradison, ruthie sproull. fourth row: muff Crawford, sally lillard, tina wyetb, terry s'ceinerJ lin yeiser, Chris Ogden, kathy todd, marge skinner, carol doscher. third row: louiSa smith, reba carmt'hers, Iynn schweitzer, lin tomlin, robin mckell, beth o1conne11. second row: laurie hathaway, maril mccord, 31m applegate, sue sommer, jane farmer. first row: suzanne lalonde, Cindy bames, ellen gradison, Iynn woodhouse. a bigger and more active spanz'slz club this year a new idea. . . well received this year. . . eager participation. . . organized for fun . . . enjoyment. . . to promote understand ing. . . of the language. . .customs. .. E people. . .a means of communication. . . fluent. . .or phrase by phrase. . .accord- ing to experience. . .easter assembly . for the student body. . . with Spanish songs and dances. . . the Spanish bulletin board. . .buddy system. . .helping each other, . .the Spanish club. . . knowledge through fellowship. jam fullgraf, mrs. sChroder, adviser. 39 i just made eight no trump! 90 bridge club a very newly formed group. . .home-the shack, wherever that may be. . .Wonder- ful and helpful advisors-each other and mr. goren. . .full decks are a bit hard to find. . . card sharks stick together. . . two no trump . . . 1 pass . . . i give up . . . during study halls. . .during classes. . .a club on the move. . .growing rapidly our great bridge Club. keeping up with a fast changing world-current events club viet 11am. . . sunset strip. . .alabama. . . the growth of Cincinnati. . .elections. . . only a few of the interesting topics discussed in the currents events club . . . a fun way to keep up with the world . . .the latest happenings. . . planned bus trip. . .to see the new developments and improvements in Cincinnati. h . guest speakers. . ,serious discussions. . . friendly arguments over lunch. . .girls in the know. dime wulsin, miss johnson, pam robinson. third row: martha harrell, parti fogg, arm mckenzie, jenifer turner. second row: betsy durbrow, cynthia Camp- bell7 liz joseph. front row: pam phillips. the Spanish club sings for the school who can break the pinata? :I debiay listens to an a. a. meeting at lunch. clubs at work the service Club's thanksgiving assembly with food for an impromptu quill meeting widq lunch. the needy. the bridge club enjoys a serious game of bridge in the senior shack. .M T 0 5.. : , ..-... .. . .. . -. 1., . ......1-.. ...,. . ufwrwuw$k 7k wan w- 1 'I ,5 a tense play on lower field. we'd never survive without miss brestel's patience and encouragement. enthusiasm in hockey continues the hockey h . . . symbol of achievement . . .gained through many hours of prac- tice. . Agyrn classes. . .learning the basic skills. . . improving to advanced techni- ques. . . occasionally relearning. . . r011- ins. . .patient guidance. . . individual mastery. , ,leads to team effort. . .the games. . . a Chance to apply knowledge . . .With ability. . . greens and golds. . . team spirit. . . enthusiasm. . . shadowed by sportsmanship. . .class games. . . competition. . ,trying for the champion- ship. . . 67 proves Victorious. . . there's always next year. . .outside school. . . hockey clinic. . .trip to lexington. . . doughnuts and no smoking please . . . hillsdale defeats c. p. s. . . .a season to remember. . . rain and mud. . . experi- ence and accomplishment with enjoy- ment. miss keidel, a terrific addition to the partment. do you think they'll ever let us come in? 97 uamix hockey luncheon climaxed a Spirited season the long-awaited day. . . green and gold bows. . . something different, rainh . . couldn r1: lessen the excitement. . . chicken salad. . .appreciation for the decorations. . .champagne masts with water . . a sudden hush. h . for effort and improvement. . .honorable mention. . . for outstanding achievement. . .the high- est goal. . . the laurel hockey team. . . screams and tears. . . congratulations! the coveted laurel hockey wreath. two on the ball! only two! laurel hockey team. standing: beth o'cormell, robin smith, debbie flagg arm hellebush, Sarahdshepwarrd, jane tomlin. seated: leezie walker, ligdmgilgreiagilev, Ewe kooni, lin yeiser, shaxmonflLellyr, barb nord, poppy yeiser. the team captains distribute felt awards for points earned. amused subs watch an interesting game. 100 did she kick the ball over or hit it? green-gold team competition. . .played in sports classes. . .class competition . . .much enthusiasm. . .as heard from nearby rooms. . .constantly slaughtering C.p.s . .. .spikes and b10cks...much teamwork. . .learning different tech- T+ volleyball records another good season niques. . .serving. . .set-ups and passes . . .timers and scorers tests . . .umpiring from the piano bench. . .a chance to blow the whistle with miss brestel . . . excitement and effort. . .volleyball'. . . our main winter sport. oops, i missed! ! gee, i wish i could do that! jump way up ! basketball and tumbling basketball. . .played by the seventh and eighth grades . . .the learning of basic skills. . .the excitement of playing games . . . 21 tournament . . .continual challenges and finally, a Victor . . . rumbling. . .stunts. . .the swedish vault- ing box. . .the fundamental techniques . . .the balance beam. . .from the simp- lest form of walking to complicated somersaults and acrobatics . . .practice and hard work. . .the final test. . .the gym meet . now i'm up here, how do i get down? we could have danced all night! 102 a little assistance is needed. I . X emu mxw..w - how did she do that? ropes and pz'ng-pong climbing ropes . . .resin bag. . inverted hang . . .feeling more assured with miss brestel at your side. . .friendly encour- agement from classmates . . .steady im- provement . . .ping-pong tournaments . . . trying to finish a game before the recess bell rings. . .bruising your knuckles When you slam the ball. . .mak- ing that all important shot. . .Wirming games for individual and team points . good shot weenie, but where's the ball? I gym meet. . .a success music starts . . .loyal teams marching exhibition of mastered skills . . .folk behind their captains . . .the beginning of dancing and a swedish ball routine . . .the the gym meet. . .precision. . .rhythm. . . vaulting box and the balance beam. . . posture . . .songs . . .to their captains . . . greens and golds fight for Victory. . .the mascots. . .and t0 the other team. . .the result. . .a tie! tumbling begins . . .on mat formations . . . practice made perfect. the peppiest team i ever saw. . . performing the swedish ball dance. three excellent gym meet judges. a proud captain congratulates her team. 105 tennis and archery raise the bow. . .pull back. . .aim. . .al- . . . all part of tennis. . .from the first most a bullseye. . .just a little lower. . . forehand swing. . e to tricky serves. . e and two yards to the right. . .keep track super stars 011 the tennis team. . . our I of those bounce-offs. . .they count seven owu Olympic team. oints. . . race. . . accurac . . . stren th P g V g i a fearless senior takes aim. getting set for a hard return. a Whole row of William tellse tension mounts at the plate with a full count and two outs. a little friendly help is always nice. baseball whackl. . .another homer. . . she could be the first female pro. . .keen competi- tion between greens and golds. . .and classes. . . each tag of the base. . . a step toward victory. . .pitch. . .a change-up . . .a Curve. . .a knuckleball. . . a swing ...a hit. . .bunt. . . a grand slam. . .we could win the penant. 107 r a 6 y 6 h 1.10 roJ 4w n 6 U 6 harvest fair a tradition. . .the harvest fair. . .the theme . . . a sign of the times . . .new ideas . . .and always the 01d traditions . . . a fall day of fun. . .student contributions to all the booths . . .flea market. . .raffle booth. . handicrafts . . .bake sale. . .love those chocolate cupcakes! . . .popcorn. . . candied apples . . .remember the pin-up of james dean and bogie?. . .the talent show. . .the stage talents of hillsdale swing out, mg 1 show what they can do. . .dancers. . . Singers . . .comedians . . .musicals. .. With the juniors running the Whole show . . .working hard and enjoying every minute of it. . .parental advice. . .keep- ing things organized. . .money keeps rolling in and in. . .another complete success for a well-loved hillsdale tra- dition. . .the harvest fair. this is what hillsdale does for girls! a small friend gets lost in the spook house. keep trying, linda ! more profits for a charitable Cause. this talented duo played in the talent show. upper school spring dance i'm late, i'm late, for a. very impor- over stray shoes. . .swinging out to the tent date. . .what date?. . .for the spring music of the wellingtons . . .the custo- dance of course. . .the theme - a very, mary bad weather for the dance. . . very mad hatter's ball. . .well organized freezing in spring frocks . . J'shaking all with fancy decorations . . .although this over . . .great fun. and enjoyment . time it was just semi -f0rma1-H-tripping well shake it up baby! where's my partner? sitting one out on the sidelines our own mad hatter 112 hi there! ! a nice ratio - two for one ! ouch! someone just stepped on my toe ! cum laude initial tz'on hard work. . .duly rewarded. . .cum and suzy join kathy and pops . . .and all laude. . .with praise. . .an excitement the rest who have been praised before filled assembly. . .screams . . .tears. . . . . .a thought-provoking speech by our sighs . . .and then, a dinner. . .and a speaker, miss helen hayward . .What meaningful initiation. . .the lighting of Will you do With your gifts'?. . .several candles. . .honor. . .excellence. , .justice parting wordsV . .and six more names . . .jan, Shannon, barb, leezie, linda, enter the gilded scroll. this light symbolizes arite, meaning excellence, the goal of true scholarship mr. Willis gradison, an honorary initiate. a gathering of the hillsdale brain trust 114 a small reward for years of work our speaker, left to right: EEQE.E9,3C11?X, barbarainord, suzy marquard kathy oechler, initiated last year, leezie walker, jan ifglilgl-arf, 5113131103; ,kellj'z poppy yeiser, initiated last year. a peaceful moment during the rehearsal of under milkwood . sprmg play under milkwood .. .an unusual and truly fine production. . .a theater in the round. . .effective lighting. . .and hard, hard work. . .scripts. . .ashtrays filled high. . .home at 10:00. . .and then. . .the time comes. . .a Welsh village, its ind habitants come to life. . .a minister . . . a drunk. . .a blind sea captain. . .a story unfolds. . .all too soon, it is over . . .but the cast will never forget what they learned . . .and their audience. . . will always remember. tell me your tasks in order . a pensive mr. organ morgant 116 I the junior and senior glee clubs join in a song. spring concert kaleidescope '67. . .unrestraining theme Of the spring concert. . .under the direc- . tion of mr. emerson, mrs. farmer, and miss keidel. . .glee clubs and dance classes display their talents . . .folk bal- lads sung by rat . . .Voices blend in bach cantatas . . .dancing offbeat. . .electronic music. . .candles. . .insistent african beat. . .a performance which took energy and enthusiasm. mr. emerson discusses the concert with mr. mcbride. 117 dance classes demonstrate their skills. a daddy-daughter team watch the tennis matches. 1'11 take this one! father-dauglzter day hey there daddy dear . . . and so another father-daughter day begins. . . question- able weather at first, but in the end a perfect day. . .for girls to challenge their favorite males to a game of baseball. . . naturally with the handicap allotted for . . .an exciting tennis match. . . and fi- nally the champions, mr. yeiser and poppy. . .a delicious supper on the hills- dale picnic grounds. . .and the amusing senior skits. . .When every father looks to a front row seat. . . no one could ever compare to you, dad. Come on dad, iknow you Can do it. 118 school project new and different student council proj- ect. . .playday for the entire school. , . starting at 4:30 and lasting until???. . . crazy gamessponge throw, pie eating contest. . . organized by each Club for increased student participation. . . old fashioned picnic dinner. . . amusing mov- ie. . .followed by a fantastic raffle. . . sunday, may 21. . . fun for all ages!! the student council sponsored many fun projects this year. nancy helps clean up after the big day. a little recess food throwing practice. Fm --. .- ...,.W J... - the backstage view of life out front. an interested and proud audience. 120 family and pets make colorful additions. fashion show in a year of Change. , tanother tradition preserved. . .the fashion show put on by miss godfrey and all the students who take sewing. . .clever scenes from fash- ion are presented. . . as the audience turns the pages of our colorful maga- zine. . .patterns and pictures. . . from swim suits to evening dresses. . .all made by skilled hands. . . our sewing board representatives model their prize-winning originals. . .and finally, our heart-felt thanks and tribute to the tireless miss godfrey and her helpers . . . who make the show a bigger and bet- ter one each year. class day class day. . .a time to remember . .that first Class day six years ago. . .and all those in between. . .each time, a sad farewell to a departing senior class. . . going on from hillsdale. . .but leaving behind a tree to grow and bloom in their memory. . .this year, a revised pro- gram reflected the trends of our year Of change. . .each class sung Clever songs . . .then the lilac tree was planted over- looking our new field. . . next year's se- nior class president accepted the Class shovel from the 1967 president. . .fi- Dally. . .the dedication. h .from this year's senior Class. . . of this year's yearbook. . .to norma m. goodall. . a fitting tribute. q. a '4; z 1 i margo taft accepts the class shovel. 121 Ve'hh4. '49.x .1'! kathy oechler, yearbook editor, presents the dedication to mrs. goodall. discovering the hidden goodies. judy enjoys the cool iced tea. junz'or-sem'or luncheon L. exams over. . .awards day over. . . facp ulty, juniors, and seniors join for an afternoon of swimming. . . eating. . .an all around good time. . .lots of sandwiches . . . eat heartily girls. . .now relax while juniors exhibit amazing talent. the luncheon always provides ample time for chats with the faculty. mrs. decamp merited a standing ovation. award day congratulations linda! a day of acknowledgement. . .for work well done. . .for Champions in sports. . . awards in academics. . .the florence fessenden award. V .the miriam titcomb award. . .the climax. . .announcement of the winner of the team cup. . .a moment of glory for many. .2. Him M4 A the seniors grabbed front row seats. awaiting their turn on stage. 123 cammencem emf the end of the beginning and the begin- ning of the end. . .on a perfect evening in june. . .beautiful long white dresses and colorful bouquets. . .the harried re- hearsals. . .the song practices during lunch. . . finally, the night arrived. . . nervous preparation. . .heat. . .watching the lower classes march in. . .then, at last, our turn. . .pomp and circum- stance plays and the long march begins . . .a hymn. . .an excellent address by mr. dale t0 the seniors. . .the diplomas presented. . .then a happy exit. . . to an endless receiving line and a night of fe stivities. the lower classmen catch a hurried glimpse. ,9'1711'. dale amuses the seniors with a joke. the long awaited night has arrived. a frenzied greeting from one of last year's seniors. mr. hilton made a short Speech. 125 S t n 00 m 6 . 5 Z 1L r w d a E9 IIIII FORMICA BRAND laminated plastic FORMICA 3D is the world's most famous, FORMICA Q3 brand laminate and other FORMIC'ACID most trusted brand of decorative laminate brand products are distributed exclusively in this surfacing for counters, kitchen cabinets, area. by vanitories, wall paneling and furniture. 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C. m. ful gleuk's pharm knecht dry Clear: mrs. worthington hunr Allen j. robert: orton compliments of 3 .LJ; lend mr. and mrs. pechstein mr. and mrs . pechstein mrs. demarse sawyer mr. and mrs. michael Stewart mr . and mrs . William oechler .dr. and mrs. e. h, schweitzer millard fillmore mr. and mrs. nelson schwab, jr. mr. and mrs. robert scifres fernanda waltmiller senior class last will and testament jan leaves the steam that came screaming out of her naval to mr. emerson. Shannon leaves the pep potion, a full pep treasury and scribbles on the shack walls, but takes with her some frank remarks . deedee leaves a chocolate chip to barb fuller and her diets to miss brestel. leezie sadly leaves the saybrook reunions t0 weenie and a bottle of lubi-dubi to maudie . barb fuller leaves her Chemistry ability and hours in the lab to next year's chem class . helen leaves her noisy trombone t0 mr. loud. jane leaves her many hours in math class correcting exams to anyone crazy enough to do it. debbie koons leaves marge taft and suzy marquard thinking? and will that crazy class of '70 Stay that way! arm schmuelling leaves mr . woodward still laughing aboutw class and leaves a daily six pack to mr. loud. robin leaves class meetings to whoever can scream the loudest. IWIeaves her monocleosis to any tired junior who wants a long, restless sleep. debbie iannitto leaves her math talent and her 50' eraser to lynn tomlin. kathy oechler gleefully leaves calculus . sue sommer leaves her curl free to pam robinson and her calculus to mr. loud. ann hellebush leaves her math notes and ability to miss johnson. nancy smith leaves her sewing projects to anyone with a few spare hours . georgia leaves her soaked liver to the biology class. kathy kinsley leaves a smile to jane farmer and polly smith. nancy pechstein leaves everyone's millions of questions to next year's pres- ident. cackie leaves her betty crocker award to mouth, and her fat with her blond straight hair to the robinson family. 145 lynn woodhouse leaves her orange Vinyl dress to mrs. bagnulo. emma leaves in a police car. Weaves one square foot of the shack wall to headley and b .0. and the dot and the line to r.s.l. lin yeiser leaves the boar's head to deedee. sarah leaves her greek slides to the next archaeology class and takes her toga with her. pancy romell leaves all her french dictes to mme. lowther, her talent to 9 create at 3 a.m. t0 nan sikes, all of europe to miss highlands, but takes her pet toad. cinda sadly leaves middletowu's gossip to margo skinner. cade leaves her spare elephant to lynn tomlin for When her triumph breaks down. caz leaves the title of most beautiful girl in the world to pam robinson and her E loudness to beth o'connell. debbie flagg leaves her library fines to anyone with that kind of money. ' fran leaves all the hours she missed in sports to miss brestel and the mud lot to the junior class. poppy leaves her golden locks in the lavatory trash can. rat leaves her school spirit and good sportsmanship to the athletic department. judy leaves her supply of Clairol to caroline holmes and also leaves the faculty dragless. sissy leaves dress to all those who have an urgent need to swing out, and she takes the navy with her. debhie koons and arm schmuelling thankfully leaves the point cards. woodhouse, lambert and peck tlsgl leave a trip to the junior class. the trio takes their unsuppressable, indomitable, efferescent spirit, in french class and everywhere, with them. individual curiosity was encouraged in this year of change. a terrific, young-thinking faculty helped us during the book bags - an unpopular new facet of hillsdale. transition period. 147 I Th-uwmwm-Hx 77 77 conclusion and acknowledgements layouts. . .deadlines. . . copy. . . more deadlines. . v we met them all. . . some easily, . . some just barely. . .but now, a finished job. . .Our thanks especially to mr. vorpe. . .a tireless advisor. . .with helpful advice. . .and endless jokes. . .we also thank babs. o .a great faculty adF Visor. . .always there with encourage- ment. . . and lastly, my word to the staff . . .thanks for effort. . .your interest. . . your many Varied talents. . .and your never failing humor. . .without which this would have been a chore. . you all made it possible. . .and enjoyable. . . many thanks. . .the editor. lasting friendships have been made here. this kind of personal attention never changes at hillsdale. a well prepared senior class looks to the future. 148