Elgin Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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HILLTOP ELAINE C SCHAEFFER A B A M History Dean of Clrls Coach of Dramatlcs Slnce Miss Schaeffer I8 our Instructor ln history It I8 not strange that she lcnows her dates Under her sagaclous supervlslon the students presented several stupendous stage productlons during the year The ln terest she shows ln school actlvltles has made her a favorite member of the faculty BARBARAA HAWKINS B S ln Educatxon Llbrarlan Dlrector of Clrls Athletics Miss Hawlcms deadly dxsclplme has proved disastrous to many a student who de sured to converse wlth hls friend at the other end of the library Her abrllty ln athletics has won the admxratlon and respect of the girls and her good fellowship has made her popular with all WILLIAM L HANEY B A M S Sclence and Mathematics Mr Haney rules hrs turbulent trlgo nometry class wxth an Iron hand and a debut pad ln chemxstry lab his unlcnown solu tlons strllce terror ln the hearts of all Hrs cordial nature and hxs lrreslstxble humor lure even the most tlmxd souls mto the range of his candid camera 8 . , . ., . . n .. U . . . - s . , . . . . . f . . . n . , . ., . . . , -

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1936 CLARK C COPP A B A M Economics Lhemrstry Psycho'og,y Mr Copp rs the Academy s dynamo of enthusrasm Due to the lack f debating teams rn school he introduced thrs factor rn hrs sociology class where heated arguments ensued However rn the most complrcated contests he would out crack the cleverest combatants 'xnd retain control of the class C DONALD PERRY A B A Nl Latrn English Although Mr Perry strives to preserve a Caesarran attitude toward hrs prattlrng, pleasrng as hrs music Hrs prlgrrmages to the bungalow are not altogether due to hrs perrpatetrc predrsposrtron but evidently Perry s Pedrgreed puns find an apprecratrve audience there WAYNE F REPLOGLE. A B llrstory Scif-nm Drrtctor of Xthletcs Mr Replogle a romantrc ranger from Yellowstone has recently become religious and has developed a passion for organ music However he strll retains his repulat on for turnrng out first rate teams and during the past ye'rr the rrotous romprngs of hrs robust athletes have proved rurnous to all rrvals 7 . , . .. . . ' . o A . . . . , - . 1 , 1 I , . . . , . ., . . I I , A 14- r . . . . 1 pupils, his personality nevertheless is as . . , . . i' iv V -1 Y I 4' ' A -. . . ' : . , . 1 1 , V l

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1936 LEON E FLLLER 'lf A I busnne-'41 Incl bu tle hut he tx li ttme for 1 sm: f- W FORREST BOOTHBY Despite has frollung nature his pe-r sonallty attracts new friends or ef Academy RUTH FRUECHTENICHT 5 th D an A whiz at the type wrlter her good I1 ture an service are proverlnnl MRS ARM-XDA WENTWORTH D tncla Vlas famlly of boys muy dnnge wnth t e years but her nnterest ln them remuns the same 9 Assistant to the President of the B01 cl l ' ., 1 :4 , 1, ' . . 'l .. Field Secretary. .Xssistunt Lkoach. ' ' f . , ' . f nh. Secretar ' to c z: . ' d ' ' 4: . r ' f ie ' ' n. 1 ' ' a ' . h . ' , ' 1' .