Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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Mr, Beane has proven he is a capable person by the many things he has done for the school. To view his achievements we merely have to look around us and see a school system that runs smoothly between teacher and student. The student body realizes that under Mr. Beane's leadership, edu- cational advantages at H.C.H.S. are rapidly increasing. Mr. Beane con- ducts our school system not only with careful thoughts of the present, but he has constantly kept an eye to the future. We salute the sound judgment of the board of education in selecting such a capable man. Mr. Beane cer- tainly merits the sincere thanks of the students and the community. Although we hardly know they are around, Mrs. Draper and lanice Gross, two very capable secretaries, keep Mr. Beane's office running smoothly. Their jobs are time-con- suming but in their quiet efficient way, they quickly dispose of all daily tasks. Their duties consist mainly of typing, taking dictation, and keeping the accounts in top-notch order. Their friendly smiles and personalities make visiting our unit office an en- joyable experience and one to look forward to repeating. Mr. Don Beane, Superintendent Miss Janice Cross Mrs. Thelma Draper 'Q'-M 11 WORTHY ADWIINISTRATORS, AND OUTSTANDING