Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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HRW Front row: Noe, Secretaryg Blaylock, V1CC'PTESIdET1Ij Cartwright, President' I-Iollinshead, SETg6dHI'HI'ATWlSj Churchill, Treasurer. Second row: Craven, Kantor, jones, Doster, Davis, McDonald, Weinstein, Martin, Thomas, Farnsworth, O'Hearn, Deer, Parsley, Cullcm. Tlmd row: Alexander, Thornton, Buehi, Morgan, Kitsos, Cowan, Estes, Tuggle, Estes, Williams, Webber, Phillips. Back row: Rosenbloom, Hawley, Collins, Zeitlin, Conner, Jewell, Russ, Stephens, Gaines, O'Rear, Barker, Rogers, Staubly, Andrews. Members of the i'Amigos Sobre Todo and 'iTouf jours Amis put their heads together and direct their energies to furthering interests of the foreign lanf guages they represent. One night a month the Spanish Club members meet at the school with Senorita Batey to supervise. They enjoy slides of Spanish speaking countries, Spanish games, and even talks made in Spanish. Every other Tuesday night Mademoiselle Phillips and all the French Club mem' bers congregate at school to speak, listen to, or learn something about francais They enjoyed a prof gressive dinner at Christmas with different French skits at each house. These two clubs help their members to appreciate the countries and people about which they are study' ing. They help to accent the foreign element of our activities-AS WE HAVE LIVED:. TWO TRAVELERS IN MEXICO 132 BREAKING THE PINATA ,si

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Front row: Mrs. Landiss, Marian Guthrie, Secretary: Sihley Burnett, President. Charles Routh. V1cefPres1dent: Donna Greene. Treasurer: Mr. Kropf. Second row: Patton, Burnett, Balls, Puryear, Young, Ferree. Silverman, Crockett, Clark, Cumming, Ray, Ray, Belios, Charlton. Third row: Evans. Camphell. Harrison, Roselle, Lee, Horsnell, Sahli, Bush. Smith. Howard. Sahli, Fossick. Samuels. Fourth row: Morehead. Sipe. Ford. Harrell. Woodhury, Williams, Lutin, Kearns, Duncan. Dean, Meacham. Cook. Burns. Hutcherson. Back vow: Pritchett. NVoodhurn. Krohn, Spencer, Gerth, Batson, Malone, White, Dorland, King. McGarr, Williams, Routh. Wade. Orators and dehaters combine to express their opinions and to give their interpretation of oratorical declamations, dramatic and humorous readings, as well as extemporaneous speeches and work in stuf dent Congress. Those Students who wish to imf prove their speaking, and enjoy doing so, add a great deal of prestige to the school, their sponsor, and themselves with their achievements in these fields. -3 With the coming of spring and all the activities im' pending. the orators are not left out, for there are tournaments in which to participate and trips to take. The forensic meets and debate tournaments are attended with fervor, and the students emerge at the end of the year representing a praise worthy facet of our school fAS WE HAVE LIVED. DEBATE TEAM: Front row. Charles Routh, President: Rachel Phillips, john Dorf land, Andrea Horsnell, Susan Harrell. Back row: Al Evans, V1CC'P7651dCHf, Andy Silver, Mr. Kropf. Ralph Spencer. 131

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M. Evans et Mlle, Finney Chantent Finney fait le 'Guignolu Que Betty Thackston ATI'-Elle7 Querie Zinkie Mosley et Carol An' lubs Accent the Foreign Element Front row: Mosley, SergeanrfatfArms, Thackston, VfCC'PT6S1dCUE,' Evans, Preridentg Drury, Secretavyfreasurer. Second row: Miss Phil' lips, Auerbach, Anderson, Puryear. Wallen, Garrott, Brownell, Harrison. Back vow: ,Ienningsg Miller. Dorsey, Lunn, Williams, Chilcote, Frzidy, Gibson. fx 0