Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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FACULTY AUTUMN ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE EILEEN POWERS, B.S.Ed. English II, American Literature MLIRIEL BEN NILTT, B.Ecl. English I, Ancient History MARX' MANNING, AB. American Literature, English Literature SCIENCE FRED EWALD, A.B. Biology. Physics, Boys' Physical Education JOE FEARHEILEY, A.B. General Science, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Geog- raphy, Coach 1. B. Cox, B.S. General Science, Chemistry GEORGE M. GIRHARD, B.S. Principal, Physics ETHEL I-IORNER, A.B. and BI-fl. U. S. History, Civics HOME ECONOMICS AGNES REED Assistant to Miss Foster ADA FOSTER, B.S. Foods, Clothing LANGUAGE HELEN CLARK, AB. Latin I and II, Virgil and Cicero, Girls' Physicai Edu- cation LOUIS RADEMACHER, A.B. and M.A. German I and II, M. and NI. History, Ancient History JEAN MCLEAN, Secretary COMMERCIAL ALTA BUTZ, B.Ecl. Typing I and II, Bookkeeping LUCILLE MURPHY, A.B. Shorthand I and II, Typing I AGRICULTURE FRED ORLAND, B,S. Soils and Crops, Animal Hus- lnanclry, Farm Mechanics MATHEMATICS KATHLEE N LEQUESN E, M.A. Algebra I, Advanced Algebra L. R. ADAMS, A.B. and M.S. Plane Geometry, Solid Geom- etry, Trigonometry

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7 AUTUMN MR. GEORGE M. GIRI-IARD Who is that jolly man coming down the hall with that broad grin on his face, jingling his many keys? Of course it is Nlr. Girhard. I-lels the Skipper of a mighty nice ship, the Hillsboro Com- munity I-Iigh School. '4Skippe1: pulls us through many tempestuous storms and saves our ship from dangerous reefs and shoals. Like many another skipper, Mr. Girharcl is tops with his crew. Mr. Anthony Schindler, Mr. Charles Attehery, Mr. James Ci-ess Dr. I-I. A. Seymour, Mr. M. C. Pressmar ADMINISTRATION TI-IE BOARD OF EDUCATION You don't hear much about the quiet, capable men behind the school, but they are very important to us all. They decide what is hest for the welfare of the students, and their decisions go far in making our school one of which we can be proud.

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xUTUMN CALENDAR September 7 Student troubles begin. School rooms are opened. September 14-17 Miss Horner wants to know who put peanut shells on the floor. So Gene Sears has been talking in his sleep in Study Hall! What next! First football game. That 18-0 doesn't sound so good. September 20-24 Susie Dalton, looking at the list of girls for 8th hour gym. to a Freshie friend, L'Oh, goodie, you sit by me in Gymf' Seniors had a surprise English test. Wonder when they,ll learn they're supposed to study before class time. Sniff! Sniff! 1 smell smoke! Oh. it's just Betty Markel trying to burn up the Chemistry Lab. Another defeat. So far the football season cloesn't look very rosv. September 27+October 1' First girls' chorus. Did you ever hear such beautiful warbling! Seniors are struggling with Hiltop question- naires. Juniors get their chance tomorrow. Ah! A new organization. Camera Club under Mr. Ewald. Success at last. We beat Pana. October 4-8 A big bad scarlet fever germ caught up with our visiting teacher, Miss LeQuesne, and now the Freshies are learn- ing Algebra under our esteemed principal. Our first lyceum by Elliot James. What Sophomore boy and four Senior girls were stalled in the cemetery at midnight in a '29 Ford? October 13-15 Mrs. Malcolm Thompson is substituting for Miss Le Quesne. Senior ictures. Believe it or not those handsome sheiks P. 1 you see in the halls are none other than our own Senior boys dressed to look at the little birdie. More pictures. I'd think that birdie would wear out. The Chemistry class looks rather funny meeting in the Auditorium.