Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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Mr. Drexel Mey Mrs. Alice Neylon Miss Katherine Nordsick Mr. Phil Owens lmluxlrizrl .-lrtx lingflish, Spwvli Latin Physifs IQVIIIIIIUTFX Latin Club .-lzlvisw' rll!lfht'N11lflt'K Uriillrrrxu' Direvfor f - if rr 4 N' M- iii Mr. Rowley Pence Mr. L. E. Rademacher Mr. Franklin Royster 8111111 llllrlrl llvugru hy rlkQI'll'lllfIlf1 I . P Dante' Band Cl1wni.vlry Baal. Room llunngu IN TEACHING US T0 COPE WITH THE Mrs. Sears. Mrs. Gunn, Mrs. Whitlock This is undoubt flly one or the rn st popular group of ladies ai Hillsboro l-ligh. Without the Cafeteria stall we are sure there would be many unhappy students at noon. But since they are always sfniling, they would not want to be th Cause of the students be-ing unhappy. Th fors, they always lightsn our tapes every noon with a good wholosorno lunch.

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t , l S Mrs. Chester Evans Mr. Paul Helms Mrs. Mildred Hoffman Miss Jean Kelley English .-I gfriruliure 1:'n,r3lish Chorus I . I . .-l. Adviser Soriology Direrror of Cheerleaders lf' Mr. Phil Logsdon Mrs. Robert Macbeth Mrs. Sam McCall Transportation Director English Spanish Drivvr lfduration World History Spanish Club A dviser THAT WE MIGHT BECOME MORE PROFICIENT Upen entering the office, students are met with the friendly smile of lane Kilpatrick. Alter a year at Eastern, lane returned in the tall as secretary te Mr. Tuthill, relievinq hint et rnany sxnall burdens. She has rnet our prelzleins with earnest devotion and has helped careless students locate misplaced articles. For yeur pleasant and endless he-lp, we thank you, lane.

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Mr. Manford Sievers Mr. Dale Stretch Uvnzfrul Sriw11'v lmluxlriul .-iris l'i.vual Aids Club .-Irluixw' HQN . ., 'rs- PVD' Mr. Andrew Urbancek .fl H1l'I'fl'1H1 Hislory f:4'!1f'I'lll S1'i4'rn'4' Iiaxebulf Coach Mr. Julius Swayne liioloygfy ZH, , A I5 :gli X 'X 5 ' , ' '5 1 S . w. , I Miss Wethington Miss Myrtie Whitten Mrs. David Wisdom Mr. Jack Zimmerman freshmen P. lf. .Uathemutivs Hormfnmlzingf BllXi!lf XS lfduration Hiltop Ifinanrial Adviser I . H. fl. .-ldvisrr PROBLEMS OF EACH DAY As you wall: through the halls of H. l-l.S. you will no doubt see men pushing rnops, carts, cleaning windows and various other meaningful jolos. These rnen are the unassum- ing custodians ot our school. They Q0 quietly about their Work, hotherinq no one and keeping our beautiful school and campus in tipftop condition. Their work is endless and possibly made harder hy the carelessness ot students. We sincerely appreciate the work: they so willingly do. l9 Richard Patterson. Walter Fritz, Paul Ondrey, Tony Coderko 1' Him