Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

INT? 55E -4 the annual 1971 hillsdale school 521500 red bank rd. t Cincinnati, ohio dedication1971 the class of 1971 dedicates this yearbook to a person who has been as much a friend as a teacher. we have shared many experiences tagether, in class and out, and have a thousand and one jokes and memories, to a person we have grown to love and respect, we dedicate this yearbook to a fellow graduate, jim hunt, known to s as jemmers, EBUCATKN it's just another day paul mccartney the life of a hillsdale girl . . . she goes to school and talks to friends, stud- ies hard for tests, and sighs in relief when they are over. she talks in the library, hides in the stacks, complains about the food, and goes to club meetings. but everyday along with the routineness of studies she is establishing life patterns. she learns to think for herself, to under- stand, to accept others. while watching a snowball fight or ink battle it is some- times hard to realize that these times are what people are made of. tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow creeps this petty pace. Shakespeare forty minutes a bell, nine bells a day, five days a week, four weeks a month, eight months a year, six yeals . . . it's a lot of time. $45, 600 minutesy where is it going, where has it gone? i'm late? i'm late? for a very important date. lewis carroll does anybody really know what time it is. Chicago it may have been just another day, but didn't something special, or personal, happen to you then? in your mind did you catch the special quality you found in each day that you lived? catch it if you can, for the time is constantly racing off and leaving you behind. but here you can hold onto time, pictures recall a memory, a time when, looking back through your mind it all seems to escape you: here a time is caught and held forever. all things must pass george harrison uncertainty roasted dough boys on a stick. don't worry mr. fiske, it's downhill all the 7:30 bike hike : 1:133: 531:: - V A'.'1.' '$,' .' . t I . . . -g I ,2 - ' I . l - .3? am? , ' . . dvvutb'; - mr. james hunt university of Cincinnati b. a. history. mrs. frank kafker barnard b. a. ; columbia univer- sity m. a, ; university of Cincinnati m. c. 134 history. mrs. daniel beaver university of Cincinnati b. a. ; university of illinois m. a. history, , mr. Charles woodward university of Cincinnati b. S1 2d,; Clark university b. a. , m. a. history. mr. t; douglas stenberg, headmaster bowdin college b. a. ; univer- sity of minnesota m. ed. mr, keith mcbride assistant headmaster; wesleyan university b a, ; drake university; michigan state univer- sity m, a.t. science. mr, peter terry assistant headmaster; columbia university 13.3. ; st. lawrence university; union college; math. . J :1ng Mags; A mr. edward o'connell united states military academy b. s. ; university of Virginia, 1.14b. math. .u'nn wi-W' rwa-wsK-w- mt. michael laubacher university of dayton b. 5. math 5 l4 miss marian johnson wellesley b. a. ; university of Cincinnati math. mr. francis fiske, jr. harvard college b. a. ; longy school of music; lesley b, a. , mA ed. history. 15 assembly El 11 quiet another a. 3. event is announced. morning assembly was a ten minute gathering of the entire student body and the faculty. announcements concerning the student body, individuals, events going to take place, pets for sale, and skits, were made. morning assembly also saw the rise and fall of 9:00 morning humor, something sleepy hillsdalers sometimes found hard to take. mrs. betty vonbenken university of Cincinnati b. a. ; Stanford university m. a. english. mrs. michael akin bresica College b. 3. english. mrs. edward kurent ohio wesleyan b. 2, english. 18 mrs. allen sanker butler university b. 3. english. mr. Stephen martin depau, b. a. ; university of 1 Cincinnati english. mrs. Wilbur goden sewing mrs. val kimbel miami university at oxford university of Cincinnati b. a. , m. a. music. mrs. donna roemer university of missouxi b. s. typing. -, ?+n ; m+?- mr. thomas barman university of Cincinnati b. 3. art mrs. maria harbach librarian. miss marta cavietzel sanglings and muttesheim, bern, swiuerland; pfelgerinum schule, zurich, switzerland nurse. 21 i212: mrsl thomas wohlwender university of Cincinnati miss carol brestel Springfield college e. s. , m. e. physical education. miss lynn calvin university of cmcinnati b. s. science: rnr. jack romig university of Cincinnati b. 5, science. mrs. joann schroeder ohio wesleyan; university of Cincinnati b. a. Spanish. mr. james lemonn university of Cincinnati; bryn mayr; city university of new york 13. a. ; university of nancy m, ed. ; license es-lemes french. miss alma Stanton smith columbia; wellesley b. 3.; montclair teachers college; uni- versity of Cincinnati latin. mrs. allen lloyd smith college b. s. latin. mme. lowther college of jeunes filles b. a. ; faculte d'aix french. mrs, richard nelson miss marianna waroblak university of california b. a. ; m. university oi west Virginia 13. a. ; university of Cincinnati Spanish. university of pittsburgh m, a. french. FECQSS just one more, pleeeease! 29 morning sports each student is required to participate in individual Sports for at least one third of the school year. the girls become invol- ved in such activities as archery, tennis, badminton, trampoline, paddleball, and fencing. the small morning classes allow the teacher to give more personal attention to the needs of each student. brestel illustrates a serve mISS air. a n H o P m a r t e .m n 0 P .1 she flies through the afl .- ' ,Yyklv ; K. x if m hang on a minute while i figure this out bring your own bottle. the long wait lunch because its good for you. e. m a g e h t f o d n e hockey luncheon Iau rel hockey team standing, left to right: marian barrett, shailah Stewart, nancy roth, lane sikes, ellen o'connell, betsy ford, anne scherz, amy hauck, elizabeth march, susan hattersley, kathy magrish. seated: susan fuller, suzie stone, u'icia holmes, drew gores, cathy smale, kathleen stewart. absent: burdie fleischmann, margaret lands-man, libby pauly, kim andress, lloyd buhrman, shailah Stewart. 42 julie and her toy for the day. boredom or extreme interest. purple turtle sorority the purple turtle sorority meets at the bonneville club, is coed, and all mem-- bers must not wear tortoise shell, horn rimmed glasses or eat mock turtle soup. standing, left: purple turtle. missing: president holly Simpson, vice president judy wommack, marge griffith, robin casey, julie jones, josie graf, betsy pressler, jim hunt, wendy gradison, wynne mccarthy, me, amy hauck, james taylor, arlo guthrie, Cheryl coggins, eric woodstock Clapton, bj triplett, mrs. daniel beaver, stephen stills, mary garrett, missi keeler, leslie faught, john mayall, helen julie rust, elizabeth march, kirstan mcbride wednesday afternoon assemblies I 9th bell wednesday was a time set aside fer Special assemblies, Speakers on various topics, club meetings, class meetings, and anything else that involved the total student body. faculty student games, a. 3, events such as the pancake eating contest, were among a few of the assemblies. .. - :. n.,.-;M. nI class president left to right: Sidney worthen second term seventh grade, karen koetzle second term eighth grade, drew gore: eleventh grade, donna Williams ninth grade, lisa wright first term seventh grade, missi keeler student council president. 11 ing: nancy maxwell twelfth grade, lucia terry tenth grade, Shari Williams first term eighth grade. $$$$3$33915 gully; ; department of finance left to right: anne scherz eleventh grade, Cheryl coggins tenth grade, lynne wommack seventh gran wendy howard senior head, carolyn asbury ninth grade, robin gradison eighth grade. 46 rescipline and study left to right: mary warrington seventh grade, lynn turtletaub tenth grade, sally pennington eleventh nide, nancy helmsworth ninth grade. missing: judy wommack and roxane lowther first and second term senior heads, anie Stewart eighth grade. ecial projects left to right: susan guggenheim eighth grade, helen asbury .eventh grade, lynne Williams seventh lgleson ninth grade. missing: robin cas :rm eighth grade, grade, lucy march tenth grade, amy ey senior head, mary bailey second this year there was a change in the organization of student council. in order to involve more studenm in the making of school decisions, and to have peeple specialized in one area of authority, the position of vice-president was abolished from each class and replaced with three committees. these committees were the committee of Special projects, finance, and discipline and study. the members of the twelfth grade were the heads of each committee. the presidents and committee members of the seventh and eighth grades were elected twice during the year while the other grades had one girl elected to be president for the whole year except for the committee of discipline and study, which had mem- bers change in the middle of the year, 211 the students seemed to prefer this system of school government and the year was quite successful due to this change in the student council. row 1: lane sikes, linda heldman, nancy phillips; row 2.: anne warrington, josie graf; row 3: betsy ford, melissa miller, mary garrett, julie jones, betsy pressler, amy hauck, kathleen stewart, Courtney hawley; row 4: robin casey, editor, su'zie stone, junior editor. faculty adviser: mrs. beaver, 48 co-editors: wendy gradison, nancy maxwell; faculty advisor: mrs. kurent; staff: row 1 U. to :4 jennifer turner, melissa miller, linda heldman, Suzie stone, betsey pressler, courtney hawley, amy hauck, margot griffith, emily magrish, roxane lowther, amy lowry, peggy trounstine; row 2: lisa smale, gail fries, drew gores, nancy maxwell, devon drysdale, mary garrett, carla newburn, nancy rothton; row 3: wendy howard, holly hunt, holly Simpson, Susan hattersley, robin casey, anne warrington, Carolyn betts; absent: kim andress, Cheryl coggins, melissa fisher, paula moore. 49 literary magazine row 1 left to right: terri rhoades, diane pandorf, ruthie sproull; row 2: carolyn asbury, tina said, nancy phillips, elana spitzberg, barbara jones, gail fries, carolyn rabiner; row 3: holly Simpson, robin casey. wynne mccarrhy. holly hunt; karen wasserman, Carolyn betts, amy eagleson. editor ridgely quant; faculty advisor miss waroblak. 50 II mrs. beaver U; student!N enlists the aid of mr. o'connell to iron out a problem. shawnie Stewart began her pep club with a bang after an energetic pep talk during an assembly she organized a slave sale. two of her most v2.1- uable siaves are exhibited above. 51 athletic association w 12:3pr reppeport ahdjulie lendsman, first term eighth grade, gina portman and sarah cunde-ll, ghth grade, Lane sikes, president of a. a; ,. rosita moore, first term seventh grade, jay moore, tchrisyie evi 135,, firstiterm seventh grade, marian barrett, tenth grade. front row: Cindy tomlin, Pf ipfhsha-i- eh $tewert, tenth grade, suzi stone, secretary Susan hattersley, green team ec i . gold team eaptain. missing: carolyn ashbury, jr. green team captain, s'udie brink- sev nth .gra' second term. ' . n ' r this year the theme for the a. a. was mickey mouse. this theme was carried out during the year through the various events the a, a. Sponsored. the first event the a. a. organized was the bike-hike to daniel drake park for a breakfast before school. the entire school was asked to participate and the results were very successful. the next two big activities, which concerned green- gold competition, were the gym meet and the track meet. it is very exciting to see how students advance on the equipment such as the balance beam, uneven bars, horse, and the trampoline used in the gym meet, as well as their natural skills such as running and throwing used in the track meet. along with spring came father-daughter day. this traditional day, where fathers come to hillsdale to compete against their daughters in a baseball game and then join together for dinner, was successful as always. award day ended the athletic season. various awards were given to those students with distinctive qualities, in between these large events were various games between schools in the city as well as games between the hillsdale students and the faculty. this year was a great success for the a. a. 52 WWW. 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A SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: anne warrington, cap- tain carolyn betts, nancy phillips, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: james m. 1e monn, faculty advisor, dave marming, program moderator. human involvement Wendy gradison and emily magrish, assisted by mrs. daniel beaver, be- gan the human involvement Club. the purpose of this club was to bring the students closer to world affairs among the speakers at the monthly meetings were women's liberationist beth green, gerry springer, reverand david sammins and dr. john maclourL the meeting were attended by people from all over the city and served to stimulate interest in national affairs. from behind the darkroom door hillsdale's darkroom is hidden on the second floor of hill manor, its contents seen by few people. but from the photography exhibits displayed and pictures handed around, some nice things are being done up there. most of the learning is from trial and error, practice, each other, a few basic books, and mr. romig. above: burdie Heischmann. top Center: rm. romig. bottom center: robin casey. right: drew gores. 56 left: burdie Heisohmann. tap right: robin casey. bottom right: jack romig. track meet .nk .m. . nw ,t4 .u... 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'y t get ready gym meet the seventh, eighth, and ninth graders par- ticipated in the annual gTeenngold gym meet. the teams filed in to sit and await their turns to perform on various pieces of equipment. the teams in all three grades performed their own human pyramids. then individuals exhib- ited their skills on the uneven bars, the balance beam, trampoline, and horse. while the judges decided who the winning team was the school indulged in refreshments and a round of green teamagold team . excitement Came to a peak when it was announced that the greens were victorious. sewing fashion show tigress in a tiger suit. marlene rich and her little sister. thanksgiving assembly giving 3 naval .L. . 9 . our thanks seventh grade ,9 I I :x back row, 'l'eft to right: lisa wright, connie coleman, amy betts, marcie allexi, sandi gifford, lama laib. front row, l'eft to right: marcie wydman, grace homitz, pam boarglman, merry ewing, pam salzer. . v . , . . - f I J , A 3 . . .g k , nil; rd 3 1 I; z r back row, left to right: Cindy strottman, e1 3 middle group: ann harrison, rosita moore, da left to' right: Christine lowther, christie evens, missing: sudie brinkman, karen eberle, ann i1 Sidney worthen. 1'3 m- h - arcus, Ielie woodrow, pam pauly. avies; ly'nne Williams. front rowf ne wommack, mary warrington. ', robin rheins: liza terry, A 3 3 x I I s eighth grade . . standing, left to right: martha hemy, gail werthaiser, margaret carey, kim robinson, renee jamison, amy rappeport, Cindy curell, tammy knechtly, xana moore, marlene rich, lucie closson, Shari Williams, Cindy forsha, wendy attee, janet ottenjohn, diana rich, shawnie Stewart, ginna portman, lisa schneebeck, duffie westheimer, amy lowry, karen jones, lisa harris, Cheryl friedman, sallie ransohoff, meg davis, lisa smale, karen keetzle, alice elder, seated, left to right: sara Cundell, mary bailey, tina wagner, susan guggenheim, gayle beck, mary mitchell, tyler garrison, susie upson, julie landsman, ly'nne alexander, carla newbem, robin gradison, leslie wichman. missing: kate wood. . . .. . t. ..l K ,Vrlw riva .a . . CHKJQJ Q: WC . . . .. . P... i. K 9., GU . . uTIvMIb: -iuv;.x A, a arx ., 2a. .PKHRLrX. 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' wulsiu, lucy march, marian 13:11-1-euff mary hallogku' , gharonlsmith- i d nancy macleod, shailah stewartl; janie szeblerlmargatet landsmiali, man; W gra e ' Wf- ,,.fuller. r-W-n ' IA .. V . Standing, left? to right: sandy baileyi,' devon drysdale cheryi coggins, mary streifh, Susan werk, ellen wealver, pag'e lawson, jeanm'e pearce dawu szeliga, eHen hogg. .seated. lucia terry, many garrett andi butchenal,1ynn turtletaub, Iisa. hemphill, robin attee, page strait, emilyz Sherwin. missing: sally apple- gate, margaret gradison, brett jackson, ann mathis. standing, left to right: julie wells, .henriett'a gores';m:1,y huntlf: tins. said, nina fichteh lisa schwartz. .seatEa: 'lisa illard,,ztfel nJ Minedinst saily skurow jackie jerriegs Jsally genningtgrt. 'fnpnt: anne seherz, barbara heldman, jay more. - -QI . L ,. r , .W'W .I- .- aEcx lamsgn,lmp'1-Iy- rmaiserL jemife; ma-rumdale, gai'! grden .arbara jones, bye robms? jdfmkaaa, ' j 4 5.. :Qj $554.. 1M 'Ligkt , 4M9. j .' j .j.j. J til. -. i .m- A I l' 't ,K-4 .-n'r 1 ringing, 'le'ft to right: c'athy smaie 1' .amne Wok; uIdini andgess; ,. nangy Irothwpam Kgmllj s, feil'ep' o 'coxineii, fticm- Holmes, melissa moms; ' 'carlisk tohu Janet asbnryy monk? 11321153 mitche'111,'-lgih egn :Ysuzi' stone: filming; helen ashur'y! tatHe .11me, buraie easemt sh:r ad hiIT ,men1g'stewart, ennifa' .hmfer. '7 s'wa fig . 1 v eleventh grade iamawixnw . a4 I . . :.. .,.. . t .rLL-d ad'KnD'rm, .-' 77 I '7 u - r - .v ,- . .l 3- r . t. r '7 . 2- x, l , . ' r.w . a . x .. J 4 .. 4r , -v , x 5'51; ' . ; '3 r.?? 5' Eif' I 7-!'?1 V'o . u-WV melissa ann keeler i know that truth is found in the mountains, the Snow-Capped peaks and towering Cliffs amid the soaring Wind. and it is found where the sea laps on the shore and gulls fly freely. it is found in love and that is god. m. a. k. 78 nancy hill maxwell today is the beginning of the rest of your life anonymous 79 chancey greenleaf bailey : grant me the serenity to accept the things i can't change, If to change the things i can, and the wisdom to know the difference. anonymous 80 l carolyn an ne betts the woods are lovely, dark and deep. but i have promises to keep, and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go before i sleep. '1 robert frost florence lloyd buhrman happiness is the only good. the time to be happy is now. the place to be happy is here. the way to be happy is to make others so. ingersoll 82 robin bellinger casey if you smile at me i will understand, something everybody everywhere does because it's in the same language, crosby, stills, nash x susan jane cole doors are interesting. they open they close. and the doors we open and close each day decide the lives we lead. flora whittemore 84 leslie warrington faught let the sun shine in hair 85 melissa taggart fisher for the happy the hour never strikes. german proverb 86 pamela helen fogg the longer i live the more my mind dwells upon the beauty and the wonder of the world. john burroughs 88 an ne wendy gradison to thine own self be true. William Shakespeare josephine haskell graf our chief want in life is somebody who shall make us do what we can. ralph waldo emerson margaret rhys griffith if it feels good, do it. m. b. g. 90 laurie beth guttman people are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. joseph newton 91 susan marsh hattersly i do my thing, and you do your thing. i am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. you are you and i am i, and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. frederick s. perls amy wallace hauck sing and dance together and be joyous, but let each one of you be alone. kahlil gibran 93 courtney ann hawley for the most amazing day i thank you god for the leaping greenly spirit of bees and a blue true dream of sky and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes. e. e. Cummings 94 lindasue heldman i would not exchange the sorrows of my heart for the joys of the multitude. and i would not have the tears that sadness makes to flow from my every part turn into laughter. i would that my life remain a tear and a smile. kahil gibran wendy frances howard ' aim for a star! never be satisfied I with a life that is less than the best, failure lies only in not having tried- in keeping the soul suppressed. aim for a star! look up and away, and follow its beckoning beam. make each tomorrow 3 better today- and don't be afraid to dream. - aim for a star, and keep your sights high! l with a heartful of faith within, your feet on the ground, and your eyes on the sky, some day you are bound to win. helen laurie marshall 96 julia anne jones every blade of grass, myself, mankind, each particle of universal dust, anger, greed, good, bad, salvation, lust, i swallowed, transmuted all into a vast ocean of blood of my own one being. paramhansa yogananda 97 cricket mchugh kuser mwirihiria niwe mum in taking revenge a man is but even with his enemy, but on passing it over he is superior. 98 roxane catherine Iowther for man is man and master of his fate. alfred ford tennison 99 emily toby magrish all we need to make the day go better is to remember our friends, or maybe one friend's face. bessie lorraine boles elizabeth laurance march you shall above all things be glad and young for if you're young, whatever life you wear it will become you and if you're glad, whatever is living will yourself become. anonymous 101 wynne forbes mccarthy we do not know very much of the future except that from generation to generation the same things happen again and again. men learn little from others' experience, t. s. eliot Ag . 1 a S melissa jean miller for such is the unbroken circle from the earth to the sky above that to give of love is to give of life and in giving life, find love. martin buxbaum 103 f r 0 d n a D. e .m .Pa 8 e n .m d 104 elizabeth corwin pauly love is never having to say yOu're sorry erich segal 105 katharine fuller pechstein so many things i would have done but life got in my way joni mitchell elizabeth walker pressler our horizons are in our minds ------- the wider the mind, the wider the horizon. wilson rossiter i 107 carolyn gail rabiner 108 terri lee rhoades cynthia rush try to realize it's all within yourself, no one else can make you change. the beatles 110 julie helen rust everyming that lives. . . lives not alone, no: for itself. 111 linda bradford ruxton it is only important to love the world. . . to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with love admiration and respect. herman hesse 112 lane bowler sikes to dream the impossible dream, to reach the unreachable star, this is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far. man of la mancha hollingsworth gale Simpson we shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. t. s. eliot 114 Christine bruner smith i'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere, than in any other city in the world. Steve mcqueen 116 elana spitzberg let there be no purpose in a friendship unless the deepening spirit is mutual for love that seeks ought not to be its own mystery for only the unprofitable is caught . . . elana spitzberg ruth sodemann sproull Universal get down in it! 117 ann ridgely trufant youth the world is yours, as well as ours, but in the last anal- ysis, it is yours. you young people, full of vigor and vitality, are in the bloom of life, like the sun at eight or nine in the morning. our hope is placed on you. . . the world belongs to you. . . chairman mao tse-tung 118 elisabeth hall tuttle d. h. lawrence H . . something beyond love, such a gladness at having one's self, of having transcended the old existence. . . ll an ne mcgrath warrington an exuberant spirit, she passes sipping as much of life as possible, stopping occasionally to drink deeply. anonymous 120 karen wasserman for those who love. . . time is eternity it's a beautiful day a 121 judyjean wommack friends of my youth, a last adieu! haply someday we meet again; yet ne'er the selfsame men shall meet; the years shall make us other men. sir richard francis burton jr. varsity hockey, standing, 1. to r.: lynn lillard, lynn fedash, marion barrett. susan fuller, lucy march, Cindy preston, shailah Stewart, peggy trounstine, sitting: mary barbara, margaret landman, karen boardman; robin wulsin, karhy magrish, lucia terry, lloyd buhrman absent: christy smith, Cindy tomlin, captains: margaret landsman, Susan fuller. varsity hockey, standing, 1. to L: libby pauly, susan hattersley, lane sikes, burdie Heischmanu, Cathy smale, Suzie stonel sitting: jay moore. kimberly andress, anne scherz, tricia holmes, nancy roth maptaim. absent: drew gores, amy hauck, ellen o'connell. co- captain: suzie Stone. junior varsity volleyball team, standing, 1. to r.: lori wigor, lisa lawrence, Cindy preston, melissa morris. seated: sally dermis, karen boardman, nancy roth, lynn fedash. absent: jay moore, cap- tain: nancy roth. varsity volleyball team, standing, 1. to r.: lane sikes, maptaim, shailah stewart, paula ilyinsky, kathleen Stewart, betsy ford. sitting: priscilla garrison, judy wommack, tricia holmes, marion barrett. in .r father daughter day father-daughter day got off to a bang this year, with plenty of baseball, whiffieball, and wet weather for allt competition was stiff in the many contests held; the activities included an egg-throw, the three leg- ged race, paddleball, volleyball, and the popular twister and ping pong taurnaments, daddies and daughters finished the last of the contests while others began munching on another excellent buffet dinner. a hootenanny closed the day's events, at which the fathers reminisced about their favorite old college tunes. led by betsy ford, the ju- nior class took charge of the harvest fair and set a monetary record by mak- ing over $1800. in addi- tion to a french cafe, the literary magazine exhib- ited their house where there is 110 door . as demonstrated by carlisle the goodies were more delicious than ever. She wouldn't do that for any ordinary apple. lgixix $th K -. ll ' ' I 41:45,; cum laude the 1971 cum laude din- ner was held thursday, april 22, to honor both faculty members and new student members. the in- itiates for this year were seniors Carolyn betts, me- lissa fisher, juh'e jones. wendy howard, nancy maxwell and juniors drew gores, anne matlock and suzie stone. another senior, wendy gradison, was elected last year as a junior and mr. stenburg was the new faculty mem- ber. carolyn betts en- livened the rather solemn atmosphere when she forgot her lines during the candle- lighting ceremony; however her performance was re- warded by two tickets to the playhouse in the park. these were given to her by its director mr. word baker who spoke at the dinner, centering his talk around the arts and their influence on daily life. front: suzi stone, lock, julie jones, carolyn betts, nancy maxwell. missing; Wendy gTadison. henrietta gores. 132 back: melissa fisher, wendy howard, anne mat- talent show mt. hunt and guitar. he dares to peek at the thing. the finale and the thank yous. 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Donv-M; me .. ever 451' end. an senior-freshman day ngaQQCOOO the seniors chose their freshman little sis- ters and began a weekend of fun and chaos when they announced them in assembly. freshman were adorned in various gat- ments and were seen about everywhere in the city, including the airport restau- rants, dancing and running down streets, and flying around fountain square. aaaaaaeeeeeeuuuuuugggggg the culprit is behind you two! d d .m w W n .1 a s a h n a m .m f a m e .m W e .m a m W. o n a b fu e 1 .m o. n NW 0 VI 0 d o, n ? e I a d E 1 :1 h o t o 8 m V o d upper school dance ax; t4:;Mhs-WV e C n a d 0 o In C S r. e w b , .1111??? gfr. . yligtiu 1. : l. .wvnlruauuunnuuuii 5.. tennis team standing, left to right: carlisle knowlton, kim andress, melissa morris, margaret landsman. seated: kathleen Stewart. missing: captain shailah Stewart, Suzi stone, lane sikes, marion barrett, lucy march. a moment of confusion. mr. fiske gets ready. a. a. events alumni practices for the game against students his pancakes. Tin their hoekey gear. alumni linewup has several mothers. the president of the a. a. lane sikes. award day 144 d5 the year as student council president. zen miss the music award. emily receives enjoying tillie's box lunches. luncheon SF. Jn .ira $.....$ . n e . .. w: mr. loud returns from the mountains to be the speaker. presenting the claSs gift. so when are the Ion recept we have made it. Is, drink upgir congratulation -thank you. people coming! 3W . RH cha m pa gn e turns gi ggle S to hysterical laughter. big brother and the little graduate. mrs. oberklein m1. burton-business manager college directory carolyn betts lloyd buhrman robin Casey Susan cole leslie faught melissa fisher wendy gradison josie graf margot griffith laurie guttman susan hattersly amy hauck courtney hawley linda heldman julie jones cricket kuser roxane lowther emily magrish nancy maxwell wyxme mccarthy melissa miller diane pandorf libby pauly katherine pechstein betsy pressler Carolyn rabiner terry rhoades julie rust linda ruxton lane sikes holly Simpson elana spitzberg ridgely trufant 1i: tuttle anne warrington karen wasserrnan judy wommack bryn mawr denver cornell stephens kenyon vassar Williams haarly' decisiom vanderbilt pine manor u. c. albion mt. holyoke denver u. of arizona northwestern ohio wesleyan u. 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