Hillsboro High School - EL Aquila Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)
- Class of 1936
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WWHATSUEVER THiNaS ARE TRUE,--HONEQT,-wJusT,--PUHE,-- LOVELY,---DF GOOD REPORT?-f-THINK ON THESE TMMQSJ' UUQW' QQCIF Qld dwilllsboro cHi.Qh1 CDQCLF old Q7 ullsboro dhgh LUG LLSLH sung 'LQQQLL Qlmglfz QQEIOQL old and Hue Q mdk smgffo Hou may me QUQP be Yi'ciLihf ui wife Jffwee YUQQ Hina bCiI'2ClS of LOUQ QQ all else above CDQUJT old Qffinllsboro clvlxgh L H i 1 1 . t ' I ! ,. O A -. . I G V 1 4 I X I C . X' ,f I , ' K f I x W M, N . - K f if 4, ,. Y b ess C3 45.5 50 5Po'rTc-'D KAR . 3 8 M po ms 14:75 9 8 WJ me-nw!!-5 woRK Hun , QQ Q 47? Q13 Z! ' ,ww , 5 Ui ru 4wl,NhlIf.'v ' V 'L A M I S Q1 Dm The fheulfg EHQQEEW E S ? 5 Q25 iw HS 1 M 61 :24 . 'W ' -1 wwf 1 II MBH Q.- A. E. Kew, Reyziszz-arf, Mszzwefznafics 5?.A., M.A. wgfrfssi I 3, , S'o2uhssfw AvfSPff7GzQZ?i5f iw. f sf Taxa 3 if 2 E. P. ALLEN, PSQXCLYDNOVIQJ .fared Rhiazcalicm LA., Norciv Yexfxs Smzfs TW:ac?w 'er iiclfegfaj ALA., Sozaffiwrffz, Mefftfzoiisi fy, E,f'nifxsQr 3,T of 1ff7?.ffQr'frft5f Qf M 4 my , Q Miss 519.921 Exfiwre Emma , ,,,?Zf 6XC?ffJ7' of indiana 1 on fo 'Q Llforrzfvm 5?.A., North Twins Colle U'r36uQf s?ity of 7353553151 HQRACE ?3fNLE'Y CARHGLL , 5?iH?,inrQ,s rznzi ,ZCC'OfZO!7liC'f-3 Sozlfhcwn Meffifociisi Aff:fA2'Lar'mxm,f Caflfeffsfj s?.A., ALA., 2 e:,mw ? e2Q'm422z3ff5i'f f3ofZQgfsf, Colcmdo Umm-'far'3ffi,,' Jifzhi., ly of TGJTYIQS J- Fi- C MER , GUFf'iY'f'iiflf9'Ei EI,4.,, Lf'fa.ixf3Hf:ffL1 05' Rfif 5!.g.5., Pitt' f of Mcxryifmxg if','2.S.,, i2m2'vef.Ls5af1, Pima' YQ:-Wk, Tf1eoln,'wEf::x3 53fwzinc2f'.ai fi. A., ff'-'f:. of 37- NERD UIWSON ,, ROWQZH'-f?z: LczfzY'7zLczg7-Qs ILA., MA., U'2fzwff Miss Tfnm AN F. DESHAZQ, f?O7Yi.I?LC'E? Lpzfzgzzryiw KA., ALA., of Soffiayfzfw, Fczvife, Frfamf-Q. M538 JARFH' DUDLEY, Lifemrfigxn -x Unizwrsi A of Texas T- P. HAHQEL1., L??:f'r,?i'fOf' of ffiffiagf am 1i3r'c:?wf-.eiL a Special Mzwfc Ewrfrifioate, as ,flepzzffrwm Qf Zlzfazzzfxiicrs uf ifafxzss, Cviof-aria C'olZQ':c of' Ecxamciion W, I. Hem, Cfwmzifsfrfy ami Ffoioxsg HMS., Souifwwgt Qlgxrgza SfG2'E? Cdleggeg MHS., VJZ?T5d6??qf,,ff f Uflii-'iipdi fy PRAM amass, Qimscior P5935 2,22 Educzczficm for Meri ERA., Eagylorf Unis,.fQr'sifg4 ,,v,, g K fa ,V . CLYDE T. JOHNSON, History D.A., Baylor Uhiuersitg Mas. Dove KINARD, Art and-Writing North Texas Teachers College: B.A., Baylor Uhiuersity, Uhiv. of Ibxas, Columbia University Mas. E. T. MGCLANAHAN, bbme Ebonomioa H.S., College of Industrial Arts HOLLY UcLEmoaE, Commercial Subjects and Athletics B.A., Austin College: Uhiversity of Tvxus JEAN D. NEAL, Commercial Subjects B.S., Southeast Missouri State lbachers College, Univarsltg of Toms NRS. ?.'. G. SQJOELL, En-vllsh H.S., Wani Belmontf B.A,, Texas Presbyh forian College, Uhiuersifg of Texas Miss FRANCES HALBERT PARR, Music B S., Colleye Qf lndustrial Arts Miss UUILDA PINER, Ehgjigh B.A., College of IndusLriul Artsg M.A., Uhlversifg of Texas W. P. SHOWALTEH, History ani Chemistry 5.S., Southwest Texas Teachers Collepe, University of TEDIS JA:E: H. STAQLlhG3 MUih9WGfiCB h.A., Southdrn Methodist University MISS QEN TARPLCY, Ahplish B.A., Uhiuersifg of lbxas, Twins Preshytwrian College, Uhiuersity of Colorado 5 'P . ltiini. Ii -ug l r 2 3 s 3 S 3 1 a 0 U. M. DUNCAN JOE 34 PATTERSON QLYDE TOMLiH8DR G C STpBBLEF1ELU ,WM ,hM, H, ,,N, , , LKAK ,nN,AgW W 3 iw WN WMWm,,,,,,,MMWmMWMmwms Mmm-,WW WMM W ,. M VW, A ,. v,.x A,,M,K,X, ww, J. FLETQHER W2LL1 ms Z 2 2 O. G. T1TTLE 3 5 2 S 3 i 5 2 E 2 5 5 3 2 5 LW, X,,A. WMM ...,m..n.,,W,W,..m.,M,,.1i W. M. Us LLJAMS '05 J If Prestdeint W giwcsggfm Qi' ffdmcafxmn i s L 5 E 1 5 ii ' 3. r i 1 n K s 1 I BEFSNICE BEAVERS MHS: RBY URDHWKLL Sears ta ry Bookkeeper .. ing, f 'R : W u H ls' . f , mf. 'f I 50PfYOmorvea T 51. , H W AMA DUDLEY S. AK!HSM--M- 'f-' --H---M-wwwmm--Prgggdgnt E7 Guiador, Basketball, x Little Tkaater, Fbotball. BERNADINE STUGKEYH-Mw-w-M--wf-M-www'---Vigewprggidgnf The Chieftain, Choral Club, Junior Sesame, Little Theater. GERALDINE REAQOHA-an----MN----Q-----f.3egp9fgry-ypgQSup9p QZLEEN SN QDEQS-W-'--mN-Mwww------v--N-- Junior Sesame, Choral Club, Zwe Chieftain, Grchesfra, Rotary Sweetheart, Little Theater. Reporter Litfle fwaater, Choral Club, The Chieftain 4 HQ. A. E. Kino- ---MMM----N----y---k---Sp0n80p Kiss CUQLDA Plmann---M-,MW--------W---.3 ggscp Miss YARIAN DE SHAZE--'----M--M-V---f--Sgonsor THEHEFQQE WH we sulLD roaavan. mzLssHT, Non Fon SUCH wonx AS omg AND L51 us THxNK THE Tuma cs T0 oo HELD SAQRED sEoAu AND THAT mam WILL AFD WEOUG4T SUBST EN WE BUlLDy LET US THINK THAT LET IT NCT BE FOR THE PRESENT PRESEVT USE ALQNE. LET !T BE QESCENDANTS WILL THANK US FOR, AS WE LAY STDNE ON STONE, THAT ME WHEQ THOSE STONES WiLL BE SE OUR HANDS HAVE TOUCHED THEM, SAY AS THEY LOOK UPON THE LABDR ANCE OF THEM, n5EE WHAT oun FATHERS Dis V32 US.U--MJQMN RusK!N. L. E. AKINS- '---- ------ --Hillsboro Liftle Tffe-'flier' '35, Easkeftbull , Footluall, Track. RUBY LEE ALLEN--M Tennis '35, JULIA ALLISONHN --- Little The-a ter, Choral Clam. JAMES EARLQW ANDERSON llaske tlwal I, Football, Trcrclc, MARTHA LINDA ANDERSQN Little Theater '35, The Chieftain '35, Junior Sesame. MARY CATHEHI NE A:-Juneau Little Theater, The Chtofta In, Choral Cl uh. -'- -- - --- lfrosi ,.. . -' ----Pr' 1 ff Lf., -H' -----Bynum -- - ---Hillslloro S -----Hills iforo DONALD ASHLEY- '-- ------- - ----f- We-at Orchea tra '35, Band. F. R. BAKEFl-- ----- -----N - ---- W ,hitngy WI NONA BARGER -- ------------- Choral Cl LL!-. ----Brandon FRANCES BAHRl:,oroN------ ---- Hubbard Delia te, Choral Club, The 'Chiefta in, Lt tile Thea Ter, Tennis. SAM BLAcK ------ - ------ ---- Glee Club '35, Orchestra, Band, Little Theater. ALlcE BLACK ---- --- ----- --- Choral Club, Orohestm, The Chieftain, Lt t tl sf Thea ter, Deolanation. ELIZABETH BEAVERS-- --.-- -- Donormf FERN BREEDING-' --- Lt ttle Theater, Choral C1 ul. Czcn L Bnowu---------------U -Hillsboro -Hillsboro -Hillsboro -Hillsboro -Hillsboro Joi CAMPBELL ------------- --Hillsboro Deltilay, Footba ll . BARBAHA CARVER '- M-- Junior Sesame, Little Theater. Ros: EVELYN GLIUT- ----- - -Hillsboro --Hillsboro fb KQ J' 'Elf' .I ..-4-. W0 .uf ws xii MARGARET E. COGSWELL - Cho ml U1 nb . ----Hi 11 abc FO MALTUN B. Oowwouur ---------whitney THOMAS 00014----M-X--MA--f----Hillsboro Deifclay, The Chieftain '35.. Cmson COOPER -------4 Term i s PET P. Go on a-------W-0 Debate Truck . fab, MAY Dncxsari -W' W---W Cho r-al Cl ab, The Chieftain, T8RBi8 W--W--Rio Vista ------fpvusz ----Hillsboro VERA Donn-f---1---'W ---- A-Ihttewrzlght Little Thea wr 85, Gmhestm '85, Tennis '35, El Guif1,:2or', Choral Glam HERMAN EASTLAND---Wh.----.gillgbapg Miter' E1 Gfuiador- '85, Glas Club '85, Debate, Editor of the Chieftain, Delwlay, Little Theater. KBXSHOF ELL!8UN'WW ' Glas Club '35, Little Thea ter, Foo tzbal .1 . HRS. GLADYS FANGHER -- LA VELLK GLAssQ----W Choral C1 mb Leionoaa GLOVE!!--QM X---- Euazms GHAHAMW------W Lltfli? Theater '35, The Chieftain. QLMJDINE GRIFFIN ---- -f B I LL HALLMAH n-------N CHBi5TlME Tennis Little Choral WKLLIRK Nl. H1 Lx.-----M-Q '85, Thea ter, Club. HOLLAND---Q Baakeabgzz '35, Truck 585. V I nm ru A HQLLMQ --A--0----Htl labo wo El Gutodnr-, Cheval Wie Chieftain, Little Theater. ---Q-Hillsboro ---W'-Whitney ------Aquilla -W-------Blwn '-N W- H -Irene M-----liertsns M--Graridview W-------wfest M--Htllsbo ro Club, SEP QICE HLIGHES-v ---- rhe Chieftain '35, Pres. Clee Club '35, Dellolay, Yel 1 Leader. VYOLET KsNNEm.v------- Choml Club '35. Ross LANGE----0 ---- ------ Lt tile Theater. -----Hillsboro -Hillsboro -Hillsboro ELLIE Lawns --------- -- ---- --ut. Calm Guzvucs LITTLE ---- -- ----- --Hillsboro The Chieftain '85, Glee Club '35, Little Theater. DOROTHY MANN-------w ---- -- Pres . Choral Club. ELIZABETH MANN --- -------- Choral, Cl ub MARTHA LEILA MARTIN-----m Pr-es. Junior Sesame '35, -Hillsboro -Htllabo ro -Hillsboro El Cutador, The Chieftain, Little Theater, Choral Club, Tenn t Munnso VARTIN --------- ------Malone Choral Club, Lit tle Thea ter, Tennis. OPAL FERN MARTIN Little Theater- '35, Deba te. -Hillsboro VAHA FATE MARTUT --- -------- H tllsboro Glas Club Aooompanist '86, Orchestra '86, Choral Club, Jun t or Sesame . KATHLEEN McAFEe--- ---------- H illoboro The Chieftain, Ltttlo Theater, Choral Club. MILDRED MITCHELL ---- --- ----- H tllsbaro Little Theater, The Chieftain, Tennis, Junior Sesame, Chor-al Club WYNEZ M0NTB0MERY 'T T AqZli11f2 HAROLD Moon ----- ---- - ------ - Hillsboro The omefmzn '35, Cleve Club '35, Little Theater. Bosal: Sus Moons- ---------- -Grandview Choral Club '35, The Chieftain '85. Jo lloanls---H ---- -- ------ --Grandview Choral Club, Tennis. EITELLI MURPHY--0 ------------ Hub bard -new w...n' im' MARY ANNE NEAL--A--A -M--- -- Hillgbgpo Cher-al Club .JAGK N1 or-xoLs --- -- ---A------Aquillfz f?a.9ketZvcz,Zl '35 MARY NELL Nonrou--M --- -Q-N -armdpgew ,305 PARKER -V--M-,----MH----V--Italy Foctiaali, Track, Bclskstball, Li t He Theatefrf. AUGUSTA PASCHE--'--H --W-Hillsboko Term is BERTHA MAE PQSEY-WM-W-M 0 Li t tl Q Theater, Deha te n --'HUIBZQOPO HAROLD READ'-'- '-' '-N'-AHZIISDOPO Glee Club '35, El Glzlafiar, iiellolay. EARTH R!TCHEY wN'--k'-' Loul sz Ronsafsow ------ --'Hillsboro -- -Hillsboro EDWIN RGGERS --MM -----1--IYil1simr'o Orclwa Lf-ss, Band, F'c:ot2?1al.l, Tennis. ROY Rom-:Ffa --------'- --- Gfehesffrag WYNELLE SHIPLEY' ----w --- Little Wester. G. H:'SHRADER h---w--Q- Liar. Br:::5?'rQt?mZ1, Tr-ack, Little Tfzeater Rlcman Smirw--H-f----N--K Tennis Ll LA Souvnwxmz-M ------W ---Hillsboro '--Hillsboro -Q-N -Milford '35. '---Hillsboro -M--'-Itasca AUGUSTA SowELL--------MM-M -'Itasca The Chieftain, Little Wzeateer-, El Guiador. WALTER A . SFRADLIN--'---+ '- f1'il13bOf'0 Li tizl Q Theater, Dwifolagz. Jos STEPRN-Q - ----.,-,,.-........--Q-f-- -Wea t - Glace Club '35, Y KNOX T nowv Tom. Ch ra OOFS Glee Clul '35, E7 Gutador, DeM0lay, P M C T ----Gatesville ------MHUbband - ---- Abbott 1 Club. WEST--'- ----- Q Q llsboro Litt19 Theater. RIEEL W is-f ------ '5UnHm Tennis. F llsboro i M H ll J C1 b '35, T '35, Dakolay, Li l T O n Jlillsbovo Gm Llxlillaborio. Un cilillaboro Un lo viclforg lllin your lfionovs fair cmd equarelg Tighf iuilli all your miqlil fDmise our, leaders, love our maidens Giionov The ved and while Qoncg live ozir 5Cl100l and flame Worevev moveg l Us canlw TELL WHETHER THAT as BJSHGP ELLxsaN on SITTING BULL Ano Two BUL- LE1s.......Bur MARY FRANCES was SXT- Tsms sucavnw Arran THE eAwEnA SHAFPED. ......THEm THERE is THE Pncruss or THE cieAn WRTH DR. GAHHQLL AT THE QTHER END, or ccunss .... Mrss PINER Loans ms TF SHE wANrs T0 AWAHQQ' ..., THOSE Foam 0oLLaee Romans mann av aAea AT rn: WELL nasssan aovs rnon Fnosr....... nBETTEH MAKE xr 8:00 0'0LQQK, Haaunnu ........Aaeuun THAT ahve ls Henan STOKES Ano av HER :S RAR? Benn WiL- KEBSQN, AS usuAL, Loontua SIMPLE... Tse sax nnv azns axes srgnrs sux suns sa an uaun....Wuzu L!TILE new aLus rLAvsm agen in was coansa. JN dw J. R. SM:1H--w1------w-------bq-v---m-v-M--M-M- ANDY JAMESQ-N-'Q-H-W-M-W--H----W-W-A-M-W-w--w-M ANN ALLEN--A--M-v JANE Ream EL.x,xs- Mlss HARRY DUDLEY DR. H. B. CAnnoLL---f-----,---9--f--w----wm---- Pres icient Foo thrill, Little Theater, El Guiadow. Vice-President Editor of E1 Gwiador, Deliclcy, Tennis, Little? Tizgater. Secretary' Treasurer' UTUUZDW' Sesame, Home Economics. Reporter' El Guiadarf, Asa. Ed. The Chieftain, Little Tifzeatevn, Tennis, Rvtary Girl '35, Choral C'lub,, Sparse 0 r' Spams or- FHESHMEN, LET'S TAKE A SWIM AMD FIND OUT WHAT PEUPLE REALLY THINK UF US. THE SUPHOMDRES SAY TWAT WE ARE PECULIAR BIPPEDS, FGUND INHABITIHG THE SLIM? URDEHCURHENT OF INSTSTUTl0HS DF HlGHER LEAFNSNG. T0 THEM THE WORD FRESHMAN iS A SYNONYM FOR THE WORD NUXSANCE. THEY SAY, HDWEVER, THAT WE ARE THE NEGESSARY EVILS EVER PRESENT WQTH THEM. Dua DEARLY LQVED INSTBUGTDRS SAY wa ARE EA3ILY IDENTIFIED WITHUUY THE AID DF A MIGRGSCDPE BY THE TGTAL BLANKNES5 UF OUR FACYKL EXPRES8fDNS, OUR GDGGLY EYES, ANG OUR EXTREME SENSE UF NUHGF. THE Simons AGREE THAT mm r,msT MARKEB UHARMZTEBISTIGS Ann nun PRQ... Tnwims sumvs or SELF-Gmmsxr AND rmaman RNTELLECTUALITY. WHEN OUR PARENTS RECEIVE OUR REPURT CARDS THEY BECLRBE THAT OUR HEADS ARE HATQRAGKS AMD DEH MIND8 XHE VAGUUMS. FRESHMEN, LET US SHOW ALL OF THEM THAT THIS FIRST YEAR XN HYLLSUGHU JUHIGR GDLLEBE I8 THE BEGINNING GF A SUCCESSFUL CAREER FDR EVERY UNE GF US. BILLIE Tom AKINSa ' Footkall, Basketball, Track MARVIN AMEHSON W ' DeHo1ay Tennis, Yvuok JAMES ATCHISON -------- '- Football Hillsboro Hlllsioro Hi11sbOF0 OLA Psnnav ----- -- ---- ---Hillsboro FRANCES BILQHEY ------ ---Hillsboro Homo Economics Issue Bnsuop -------- -----HHISZPOPO Choral Club Little Theater Jr. Sesame Hama Ebonomics MADELINE BnEEoLovE-'--' Little Theater Home hbonomics WILLIAM CLARK BulE----- CLARK CAMPasLL---- ----- DALE CAUPBELLW' ---- --A- CLOYED CARTWRIGHT --0-5 Ion Palaces CLAnK------ Chieftain Little Theater Choral C1 mb Jr. Sesamo LUCILLE CLENDENsN--M- -Milford -Hilksboro -Itasca -Itasca -Abbott -Hillsboro -Aquilla MARGARET KATHRYN CLIETT'HilISfOPO VARY HELEN CoaB---- ---- -Hillsboro Little Theater Chieftain Rov CORNELIUSAN' ---- --Mi. Calm Deolamation wooonow COUNTS--M-- ---- -gynww Basketball Fbotball OTHA LEE CneusHAw-------Pardon Fbotball Basketball All O0 if dvi 123' 901. ,Ni LETA VARXE CRvw0ERM-.,,W-- Choral Club HAZEL Cnowmfw AM-wv-- BEHT DAQDEW-W-- --M--, DeMclay, Susketball. SONNY ALBERT DEAN---n--,-, Fbatbalf, Basketball, Truck. BILL DELAHAY--Hw--wn- Bbotball, . Basketball, Track. FRANCES DISHMAN------Q-wuw Choral Club MIKE DooLEw-M'- --A------ WALTER DUFF------J----- woomafz, -Hillsboro --wwhitney -Hillsboro v----'Mart Corsicana --fMilfQ2'd -'-- alles -Hillsboro Q?nck, ELAINE Ewlmu-mm --,MW -----gg0 Vigta MARY WINNETYE FrmoLEY-mM---Hi1ZSbOPO WILLETA FLIFPIN--ww-w ---Qlgbupge Choral Club J. W. GALSGA --MMm-Q- Haskethalf Don KATHHYN GiSTmmn-- WM ---- Hillsboro -AMW--Rio Vista MARGARET Gaxvfswn-M-------an-W-Bynum Hbma Econamias IDD GHSFFIN -Nwnf-'W'--uw-A--MQriens JAwEs HAmmocKM-Mmnm-wf-'m'fa--nfrene Wooonow HARWELL-MN'----M'-vHil1sboro Track HUGH Hams M ff-4--W--A-----Hzllgbm-0 Basketball Douaus Hznnsmom -- ---- --Her-tens ALTON Hlonrowzn ---- ------Hillsboro Football DOROTHY HILL---- ---------- H illsbor-o Choral Club, Little Thea ter- WILLIE FRED HODGES Little Theater- Jr. Sesame Tennis Home Economies --' --'-- Hillsboro Lawns JonoAN-- ---------- ----Aquillg RENA KEMF -' ------------ ----Martens Choral Club RANDALL KENNEDY-'--'M ----- --Abbott JUANITA KIBLINGEH ----------- A bbOEf Tennis Home Economics JAMES LANEY --------- - -------- Fr' ost Chieftain El Guiador ZONELLE Llvmcsronz -------I!illshoV'O JOHN L. MCCOWAN- ------ -1---Gfvgndyigw Luc I LLE MCDEAHL-AN -'------ SAM MCKOWN ---- - ------ ----Hillsboro MYRA DELL Mclmunav ---- - ---.- Bngndfgn Chieftain BILLY Jos MALLARD - -------Hillsboro PAUL MASON -M ------ - ----- -M--Irene BILL MASSEY ---H --- ------ --Itasca Tennis Li ttle Theater' TALMADGE MELTUN ----------Jr-eng Grandview 'mi N? 41 Af, 1 I I DANA RUTH Hamacriw ---WM' Chmruf Club Q-M-Bynum MARY FRANCES UnLLEn-MWHW--wyilford JP, Sesamg, Home Ebonomics, Little TheafQr,. Annu Moons -A ----M-H'---Brandon MOZELLE UOTLEY ---1-------H--Irene Choral Claw MAHHUERITE NELSGN -----Augijlgbgwo Kawweaane ODELLM-W-'Q----Hillsbavo Rand Sweufhearf MARY Ona mn-WMN--'--'M-'----Itasca Cboval Club JAMES RUBERT PAQKs---'-- Band, OFCWGSLWQ. FOREST FATTKHSQN'H--H-'M Ei Gmiadov, Ckiaftain. MARY FRANCES PATTERSGN Cheval Club, Lillie ThQatwP, Jw, Seaamv, Hbmc Economics, FQnn5s, VERA WELL PATTEHSUH-f-Nw KATHERINE PRATT--w----- Chieftain. HHil2smoPo 'Hf113DGPG -Hilisbovo '-'Frandon -MHLIZSSQPO Jaan Paus1T--------m- ---. gggjgbgpv Muster Councilav Dawolay, EQ Guiaiuf, LiTilG Theafwv. ARTHUR REAGOR MM--M----W JeH0iay YHil1sboP0 ALTA REIDww---Mw---wmmvn-Hillsboro MARIE RosasNs'-A-nw------Hillsboro DAVE Snwvzn N----N---6'----MItasca CMARLES SGHACHT -M------ -Htllsbovo Littis Thmatev President, D8Mblay. GLADYS MAE Scofw ----------Hillsboro M I NN I E S I means W -A-A------Q-fiillsboro ETOI LE SMALLWOOD '--Q------Hillsboro Jr. Sesame Little? Theater' Home Economics Choral Clulv COFIALEE SI-IIIH -- ---- ---M---I?ilZsfIor'o FLOYD SMI TH ---------------Hillabove Band Orchealyra Chzlefta Ln Yefrmis 0PIvILLE QRUSTY, SMITH --I-W-Magffielfi Foo Zimll Bask. mall Traci: . Onv l LLE SMITH ---N--in '------Hl.Z1Sf7Of'0 Bxlfll Or'ch.'1fs f f'1 fn'zf1,5.1 MARY EETII STEPI EPSCJN - - -.fiillsiwvwo -7r'. Sescffw Pres LL 1, I' fb YC' Y trJ:T1 163r' WILLIAM STGCPAQE JERRY Srccmmn -' cwfgfaafn, EI au .J.2bate', Dellolag, HELEN STOKES ---- E1 aufudop, LiL6 IIIMA -- --'--0---MEIr'ten.9 -- ' ' H - -' -Frost ir! fOf', ----D-EEMHIZISAOPO IG Thad Lcar', fell Lemiwrf, Jr-. Sesame, .'5OrrIf Eco 'zow I In LOUISE SUMIIIEI-,I ILL Cfzomj Cl uk Term 5.1 DA'.'ID THQI-IAS-U TI-Iorxms Trwomfsom - .urvfn Ma IOY' .Lit!Zfa 7 1Qa ter' --'1 -- -N- iii Z ZSXQO FO -- --Q --Q - -HMwr'tL-ms ----- -'rt:'flZf3lOl O ESTA LEE THDIYPSON ---- ---A!IfIo'fL 7'c'rrIrI 58 How' 30 on om I os ROGERS TITTLE ---N Moo 1,316.1 ' MARI ON TOAL - M- 1 Hofrw Econom i os - ---- 4- ---- h'ill3bof'u Abhoi 'f MARY CARL TOIJLINSON - --f- -Hfl.1SfMDI 'C2 Little Thea ter' Char-ai Club, JP. Sesame WN 45 ,g,4S,,5:A5W55m:wMLMA.,M UL JL: M 5.,-Vwyaxwrfzqmwfrsr mmemwwwmikiifwswsmesamiwwz RAYHDND THOMPLER--NM------H-Hillsboro Ewtmpommcus Speaking BONNIE RUTH TURNER---M----Hi1,Zsbor'o BILL WADDELL------M ---- w----'Hi1l:abor'cf Band, Orchestra, .Jmzs WAGMERW---Q'-----'N--ww-Milford D. R. WALL-Q---M--M-M'--M-'--Hillsboro Foo tbal 1 Manager' J- Gi WEATHERBY---------N--Hillshofv Fo o thai I D0 ROTHY WEBB f-- ----W-M-A----M---Itasca Chdfwl Club, Little Theater. Dum s wana ----1-w----A--- +------M-12'tasca Chcfnul Little Theater. Gam. H'1ELLS--A-V--WH M-w- ----Hillsboro MARY Bonn WILKEHSQN Little Theater, Jr. Sesame, LA vom WI LSD!! ---Q--,--i-W Chieftain, Li tile Theater, Yell Lancia:-, Debate. --'- W- '-Htl Zsboro -'-----I mace: DAN YARBRQ--My---W-d----M-.I32Kg Sprirzigs Baskesf tba! 1, E1 Guiadu rf, Foo tbal 1 , v-. A?x, 4'-A we Hur 0 MM V' ...- ...-wh wa. ',. ' - ' . V,.f. I 'tf' ' ,w I' ' ...agmvwfmsur 5711, ...vpn A U il- O 1 .. wh M 'PN 0 .ar ,. 4 ,I 'S K 'jf I . iq Mx i X I 2 X9 if rm n f ' 1 :V fe fi ,W m .,.. . . ,GI Z 'O j':v,,,, ,..Jf,f'e f.Q.,.'X- 1 'f,,.,., ,.,.,'g.,gzif,sg VM.. 6.1, A ..'Wf1.v.,, wr f J A' fu: A ,E 4'f1l,T f-v4 fc - Wk V V ',,.--f -f ,f 'K-. ' 1W ' 1 ' R 'f?:r:1f- A fn v2 ' -bm? ' , if , . S W. 4 g,.',,2 1 V ' -4. ' ' 1 5?'f: ,. 4.55. N ' FII, 'V A Jug Y' p 1. ,r .-.r K . - T ' 1 - 1 3 ,. ,sr-0 w--2 Y I-.vs - L' - wc- 1-17 ' H .ff:.:1. f 16,1 .tif ,. ,,. L E '- , '3 - - : f X W , 1 v. , .1 V 1' 5 1 f f I ff' Z f f I f , f' I ' f I ff QS Seniows moz ','3Ef-EQ, Prssiseni 1 gm bw E JIMM!E VAUGHAN, Viee-Pres 12 den 25 Sevior Claas, Senior Class, Fioiffixll, Baskef- E1 Guiddvr, mall, Track, Drama HG Club. Dellolay, Jr, College Gvchestrfa, Band, MOFWSS HARHELL-m-----M--W--A----W----'Vice-Pr'-Qsident of Senior' Class, Dehfolay, Jr. College QVChw3fPG- JG Q W1TH'-K-----'H-f-f--wfM----MH--------SGcf'eiar'g-Tr'easz1r'er', Home Econmzic, Drfamatie Club, Band, Basketball, Volleg Ball. JOHHNEE R1Tw REALL-----M--awww---Am---M Dramatic Club, Spanigh Club, Temzis, Vollay Ball, Reporter' Senior Class. VH, Janis STAQLTmam'mH-----w--Mw-AHm---Spongor Miss SEN TAPDLET-------N---UM---M-Q-Q-qSWon3or THE Sivan CLASS CSF' 1935 as Pawn mf THE DISTXNOTION OF BEING A CEN- TENHXA 5LLY+m EV 9,5 EW iLL YHES ?DR OT OTKS. CLazs.N WE LIKE TO EELDEVE THAT :E ARE NOT A CENTENN1AL CLASS IN NAME waws TQIED TO CARRY QUT THE SPEHIT GF THJSE WHO LAYD THE FOUNDATION 5OP?GNWEALTH. SHR AIU HAS BEEN TO CATCH THE SPIRIT OF UNDAUNTED EFFORT E Go. In so FAH AS vE KNQW, WE HAVE GARRXED OUT THE TRADQTIONS OF T L UE !WSTlTJTiCN, FEHHAP3 THQ? CLAQS HAS UNGOMSCIOUSLY LAID THE FOUNDATIONS vpW ?RAUlTiOH3. Gun DAYS OF FELLOWSHIP HERE HAVE BEEN JUYOUS, MEMORABLE fi JTLL Laws caawzsw THE tauomv OF GJR ALMA MATEH AND OF oun GLASSMATES. Jenn ALLEN MAnrHA ALLEN Home Economics EULA MAE Ampnews Hmne Economics DEAN ARNOLD Track ALVIN ATTEBERY Track BILLIE BAVLESS Spanish Club JAcn BEAVEHS ibotbull WILLARD BELOTE Delolay Dosornv BENNETT Spanish Club Dramatic Club Choral Club ROY BISHOP Spanish Club MILDRED BLACKBURN Spanish Club MARv KATHERINE BOTTOM Ebms Ebonomtca Basketball ELIZABETH Bnmsran Spanish Club ABNER BRYANT Fbotball CATmEQ1:E CALLENER EH Gutador Chtqftain Dramatic Club Choral Club Tennis HARRY CLARK Daublay Fbotball Hasketlall Thack ANN1E BELL CLARY HEDDA NOVA CLEVELAND Basketball A--qv WWII' 9 4F af if N 'f uv lk -di 4 .N-+V V. - .4-40 33 75. 411 'f5? ,gun GEORGE B. CDX Barclay Bev? RAE GunLzE Hbme Ebonomics LOWELL CYPER1 ROBERT CYPERT EDWIN DAvxs DQUOIGQ Dramatic Club- JDE DAVlS JACK Doses Ebotball Rusv Dasas Hbme Ebonomica HERBERT EDENBAUM Spanish Club MARGARET doa Fznausaw Hume Shonomics down FILES DOHDTHY FQNGH Hbme Economics sl. H. GABBERT Orchestra, Band. Dnnxs GALIGA Spanish Club, Hbme Scanomics, Basketball, Vbllay Ball, Zvnnis. ANNIE LAUHIE GLASS ?blley Ball HAsssE Gomaw Spanish Club Woopaow GUUDRICH Dramatic Club, Spanish Glub. HELEM Gasiu Hbme Eeonomics KATHERINE GUNN Spanish Club Home Economics Basketball Valley Ball LELA FAYE HAMILTON Home Economics MARY -Jos HENDERSON Home Economics Cunrss Hanan NG Douaus HERRING MILDRED HERRING Spanish Club Drtxmatic Club Choral Club Yell Leader ROBERT HOGG Exa LEE HOLLAND Spanish Club FRANK HOWELL Dedlolay Drama tio Cl ab WILNA Jo HUNT Chieftain Dramatic Club Home Economics Choral Club President JOY JORDAN Foo tba ll Baake tbal 1 , Track E. L. KEETON Dallolay, Capt. Basketball Capt. Football, Track DOROTHY KIHKPATRICK Spanish Club Dramatic Club Choml Club ARLVN Rum Kr. I Gm THOMAS KNIGHT Ddlolay Chieftain Orchestra cnnusrmz LANE Spanish Club MYRNA LATHAN Dramatic Club Home Economics Choral Club MILDRED MQBLEY Spanish Club Valley Ball tU'+ fi. QS-gw J 13 'O' ,... 3 -if 11? ,mg-R mi? DAssY MALONE Basketball, Vblleg 5011. MADEME MALGNE Basketball, Vbfley Ball. DAL1om MAKER FLORENE MARTIN Basketball, Vblley Ball. Jos VARTQN GARLAND MATTHEWS Fbotball, Basketball, Track. VERA MGCALL Spanish Club UGHOTHY MCGLURE Hhme Ebonomiaa GLENN MCCLURE Pbatball FRANCES E. MCDONALD Hbme Economics LLOYD MCDONALD SAMMIE MGLEAN Ensketball, Traak U ESTER MGMAHAH Spanish Club, Home Enormmios. Inez MGMAHAN MAHGARET MOMURRAY Hgme Economies T. wg MITCHELL Dadolay, Lwumattc Club, Orchestra, Band. VIRGINIA MQTGHELL Hbme Ecanomica Mhunlns Moons oramacza C1 ua, Choral Club, Spelling. DORIS MARIE Noam Home Ebonomics ADELE PAGE Home Ebonomics MARY WYLLAA PAQVS Spanish Club Orohesira JOHN D. PAHNELL Football Spanish Club CLOTEIL POILAHD Spanish Club Hamm Ebonomics THERYL PGRTEH Typiny Spelling MANILLA Fowsns Home Ebonomios DAVIS PULLIAM Spanfsh Club Spelling JAMES RAYMER Fbotball Mgr. Tennis CELESTE REID Home Economics JOHN REVIER DORIS Roasnrson Chieftain Dramatic Club Spanish Club Choral Club YEHBY RQCHELLE LYNETTE RUTLEUGE Choral Clus HELEN SHAW EY Guiador Home Econowins HowAnn QQQLION Basketball Track ELAlNE SMITH Spanish Club Dramatic Club Choral Club WALTON SMITH CUTT -3 wr' RAY Sworusnmu Football, Tr-ack. Lsnroap STREETY Spanish Club, Dramatzio Club, Track. BILL!! TAYLGR Spanish Club, Dramatic, Choral FHANQSS Vamwn , Chieftain, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Gzmnums WALKER C'.?zteftain, Choral Club, Spanish Club, Band, Drfamatie Glub. TOMMY WALL EVERETT EARL WARD Span ish Glub, Band, Track. RUBY PEARL mam Tennis As WEATHERBY Dellalay, Foo tball, Basketball, Tmclc. Mazza: Wuaoumi Home Ecorzcmics HM LEE Wu.1..rAms Spanizvz Club, Choral Club. JACK WALSQN Drwnatic Clash, Spanish Club. hgh... 'A qt' 'Q-. cluniov I . x Q 3 Q wnvr 49 an ,nv :, I 5? .. Lizi Q JUNIQR CLASS OF '36 QUEDY Wise -M-'- ---w -1-M'---wwPresident KFUII Tswnj BILLY Jos Bannscoms ---' -vice-President ffhll Tvnmj President fspring Temj Hman KEETQM- ---f wQ-fMw----N--0-MSecPetarywTreaauref ffhll and Spring fwrmsj AIINETTE CoaswELL'--M-Vice-Presment fspfifw Ter-Inj ms. If. Q. IIQELLM-In-IWN---Wu-H--H---M------spgfwor WE, THE INFANTS OF THIS GREAT INSTITUTXON, FEEL THAT sua CLASS IS AMD WILL CONTINUE wo sz one QF THE assr GLASSES WHIQH HILLSBORQ HIGH SCHQOL HAS Evan HAD THE Moana OF PGODUCING. WE PDINT WITH PARDONABLE PRYDE TO THOSE Junzons was HAvE THE unwrs- TAKABLE QUALITIES or LEADERSHIP AND DEPENDABILITY. IT MAY BE NQTED THAT Mzmesas or Ina JUNIDR GLASS ARE PRGMINENT IN THE FIELDS GF SBHULAHSHIP, ATHLETIUS, Music, DRANATIGS, AND OTHER EXTRA- QUHRICULAR ACTIVITIES oFFEnEo BY one SCHUDL. SUCH LEADERSHIP AND ABILITY MANlFESTEQ BY THESE STUDENTS cfmvxmce one THAT ous MEMBERS MERIT THE TITLE or THE Hmosr ACTIVE CLASS DF THE ENTIRE SCHQQL SYSTEM.H WE FEEL TTAT THIS GRQMP WILL PRINT ITS HISTWRY MURE ILLUSTRIDUSLY AS Szuions THAN IT DID AS Juuzons. Las E i 41' D2 QD .vu QC' GENALUINE CLAPK BILLY Ja ERAwsc RosALrE BRowe SPENCER CAFHLH AYNSTTL CQGL ELL Evlzvn Axfws Evva L Akcnvfv Namrxn 'V IFGZD DH'i9 Wwiwym QLIIEL TEATY Rav EISHOP D.x'vuH QfmL, HALE Comwi cw VME Mo .ad-. gave ?EkNE -900- 'Y' ELLLNE CA RQLANE QE FPArCES C MELYIN Qi QOJGLAS MAHTFA CL DARWIN is JAMES CL: Nswcsu P2 Jovnssr S NENCFLL A QUENTQN 3 EDNA PEAK HRICG LK WONDER CTS Tegvins PVlChAEL swim: E11 APL Con oiaswwv LLEN aoww L 5ELCTi ILFIN 26 lik wa QW L f ,wav 1-.,4..y A Lrg 5 3 :W wil' 1 mn' i E 3 q?yiyw s '3Qu5fW3J 4 5 1 1 1QTwfGg5- b a . sqm YWNL id MARY FRANCES DAVIS THELMA HAwKiNs Tow HAMMOCK LILLYE Gxassm HAQQLD FYNDLEY MARY Los HELVS MARTVA DAv1s CHRISTINE FREEMAN STELLA SUE KEEN JAMES GQLDQEQG WANDA Howe ANNA BELL GARHETT HELEN ELAINE ELLss PAuLuwE Eomowos 5!LL!E HAaRis MAHQLYENE FAWGETT R. L. Dcnsav RAY LANGFQHD Hoon Ksavcn JOE CHARLES JAVES Jumwrxn Hammowu J. R. Fgwcewv EAHNEET GAwL DQHSEY WELVILLE KEETON I r -il. 4- Nvx iw-I--M W I br. 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DAwson MiLLER PULLIMAN LIVINGSTONE CARVEH Cosa DAvls FULLIMAN WANDA HGWE Joan ALLCw LxLL1e TAYLQR Doaxs Roaearaon WQQBRQW DQRQTHY Goooarea 3EHNETT I 6X 5 milf LA TERTULIA, THE SPANISH CLUB OF HILLSBGRO HIGH SCHOOL, CONSISTS OF FIRST AND SECOND YEAR SPANISH STUDENTS WHO ORGANIZED FOR THE PUHPGSE OF FOSTERING THE INTEFEST OF SPANISH IN THE SCHOOL AND FOR FURTHEPING THEIR OWN IN' DIVIDUAL WELFARE. INCREASES INTEREST IN THE DEPA9THENT HAS BEEN SHOWN BY THE GROWTH OF VENBEPSHIP IN THE CLUB. IN THE WEEKL7 MEETINGS, PROGRAUS FOLLGWING THE IDEAS OF SPANISH CUL' TUHE AND PAN-AMEHICANISM ARE PRESENTED PY THE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE soczAL ssns rs NOT FORGOTTEN. MANY ENTERTAINVENTS ARE ENJGYED Tnnouauouv THE YEAH. THE ANNUAL BANQUET or LA TEHTULIA WAS Given AT THE Jonwsow HOTEL FEBRUARY 28, wxrn MR. A. R. Szwoow, A NATxvs DF SPAIN, AS GUEST SPEAKEH. THIS AFFAIR is ALWAYS THE cLuB's OUTSTANDING SOCIAL EVENT. Editow-0----H--------'------wMvh'- ANDY JAMES A8SOGiUf6 EUiTOPMN'f--m-- CATHERINE CALLENDER Onganizaiion Editows--fw-- ---M W- HELEN STQKES HELEN SHAW Art Editorn W'--fa--H-------NFQREST PATTERSON Associate Avi Edifor---1-v'--w-hm BROOKS WEST Licewavg Qdifarw-Q-'---N' MARTHA LEILA MARTIN Kodak EHifoPs-nk-M-1--- ---- NHJANE ROBIN ELLIS HABQLD READ Spares 535fmwsw----'ww---------MN JAMES LANEY JOEDY WEBB TypisrwmM'fA-m----1-mKk---MM--w-f'- VERA Doon Huaincss MUnacerM--- m m --'JERRY STQCKARD A5sQrfafQ EusinQwe Mananers--'-MMWJACK PHvIrT Circulation MUHQfQW' JAMES VAUGHAN VIRGINIA HOLLAND MM--WMM------Duopav AKINS Associure Civamlation MQHQQHPHMSPENCER CARVER JOHN ALLEN SpOQSOP--Q--Qw-A--w'--v-----Mass HARRY DUDLEY FIRST ROW: MCAFEE, STUCKEY, REAGOH, WILLER, WALKER. SECOND ROW: WILS ow, VERNUN, CALLENDER, MITCHELL, LANEv,HoLLAND, Rosenrsom, MISS DESHA2o. THIRD ROW: SMIT Sroc Bdltor-in-Chief-- Associate Editons Business Hanagers Associate Busines Staff Artists-- Edttorialists -- - - Sports Editorsum- lutling Editor--M Typtsts----M----- Reporters ---- M-'- H, ELLIS, EASTLAND, SANDERS, WILSON, MARTIN, xARD, CLARK. -w-----'-kA-1-'----f- '---fHERmAN EASTLAND, III -'---wf- ----w ----Qwffm M---- -'QQ--'A-NJAIE ELLIS CATHERINE CALLENDER 'h N M'FLoYG Swrrw DQHIS RGBERTSON 8 khnucers-'-w-- -'M- --------mNM'THomAs Csok VIRGINIA HOLLAND '-A ---'----'---'M--I 'W'f-'FCHEST PATTERSON AUGUSTA SOWELL Af-Q---M------ -'-' M--- '-'-N- WIJERRY STQCKARD THOMAS KNIGHT '- -----'-'- f'-- '-- -M'--JAHES LANEY ALTON HCEVER EUGENE GRAHAM w-----M--- u--- ------M--m ---- OPAL FRANCES VEHNQN - ------- 4 --------- -- ---4M M-MM-WAILEEN SANDERS GERALDINE REAGOR BERNADINE STucxEY ---- ------ ---Q-ww' --------' 'MARTHA LEILA MARTIN WILMA do HUNT, KATHLEEN MCAFEE, JACK WILSON MARY FRANCES MILLER, IDA FRANCES CLARK GERALDINE WALKER, LA VONA WILSON MARY HELEN Coax, MILDRED HITCHELL ALICE BLACK W-M' H L- V , LL. A ,,,. .W A M.. , A ,, ,A ,A . . M., A. A, A. FIRST RQWz Annnews, CLARK, WlLKERsoN, Housis, Cnavaa, MITCHELL, BLACK, HSLL. SEGBKD RCW: BKSHOP, BREEDLDVE, Sfoxss, PRuiT1, HOLLAND, WEBB, MnnT:N. THDRD ROW: SYRLLWGGG, REAGOH, Smsru, TONLINSON, WILSSN, MARTXN, MLLLER. FOURTH RCW: ELL1s, SCHACHT lvnasxozmrj, Axrms, Snwuens, LANGE, BAHRINHTQN. FYFTH RCW: BLAQK, Srucwav, LxTrLE, MOAFEE, Nasa, SHVFLEY. SIXTH RGWz Mann, ELLISDN, West, PARKER, EASTLAND, MISS FIBER. 3 iii. eww ibm M THE LITTLE THEATRE CANE THROUGH THE YEAR OF 7935836 WITH COLORS FLYING, CLfMAXl?G A SEASOH UF SUGGEESES aw WYRHING THE STATE GNE-ACT PLAY TGURNAMENT werw THE QHAVA QikLDWS GATE. UNQER THE GAPABLE DSREBTIGN DF Miss FIBER, Two QNE-AGT PLAYS WERE PRQDUCEU DURING THE YEARL WESTWQBD PEQQLE, A DRAMA BASED OH FWGNEEF2 LSFE IN TEXAS, WAS PRESENTED AT THE TYsi0+-DAY SGVHQOL OELEBRATEQN AT DOUGhTY WALL :M DECEMBER. Irs CAST INCLUDED BERNADQNE Eruaxsv, HELEN STAKES, Agra ELLss, J, R. SMITH, Henman EASYLAHQ, Ann Lauw FLETGHER. THE oRGANx2ATluN ALSG SPGNSORED THE MUSICAL GGMEDY QLABKWEYED SUSAN AT Dnusurv HALL in MARCH. THE LITTLE THEATRE is LOOKINQ FGHWARU TU owa mens AQQBMPLISHQENT BSFURE THE Emu QF THE YEAR. IT HGPES TO LEAVE A OYCLDHAMA FDR THE BENEFIT GF IYS succsssans. AMONG THE YEAFU3 ACTYVVHES, EYQTERTAENMENTS ALSO HELD A PRULHNENT FLAGS! A SOAVENGER HUNT in THE FALL, BECAUSE or THE WEATHEQ, TURNED QUT T0 BE A mama PARTY. ANUTHER GAME PARTY AT Gouawrw HALL iw FEBEUARY PROVED TG BE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. QNGTHER ENJDYABLE AFFAIH wha THE HEGEPTl0N AT THE JOHNSUN HQTEL on MARCH 2? FOR THE visirrmn PLAY OASIS. FIQST ROW: CROCKER, KIRKPATRICK, CALLENDEH, HEHRING, LATHAM, HILL. SECOND ROMA MOORE, TAYLOR, SMITH, MEQEDITH, BHQHN, WALKER, VAUGHN. THIRD QUW: MCDONALD, VERNON, WILSON, KEETON, HOWE, GOODRICH, BENNETT, ROBERTSON, STREETY, Dmvas, COGSWELL. President------4--MAUHINE MOORE VtceMPresident--I--Ndacn WILSON Secretary-----JONNIE RUTH BEALL Treasurer--------'-'HOOD KEETON RGP0PfHPT --'ELAINE MEREDITH Sponsor----H---Mas. M. G. NOELL UNDER THE CAFABLE UIHECTION GF MHS. NOELL THE DRAHATIC CLUB WAS ABLE T0 CARHY OUT VARIOUS PROJECTS OF NOTE THIS YEAR. A EEN OF own ACCOMPLISHMENTS hAvE BEEN T'E PRESENTATICN or INSTRUGTIVE AND INTERESTING PROGRAMS IN CLUB MEETINGS, THE PRODUCTION OF THE WINNING ONE-ACT PIAY IN TH: COUNTY CDNTEST, AND THE READING ANU DISCUSSING OF OTHER PLAYS. AN ENJOYAELE ASSEMBLY PRE- SENTATION WAS NFIS MAJESTY, THE QUEEN.n THE DRAUATIC CLUB WILL CONTRIZUTE LAHGELY TO THE PLANNING ANU PRQDUCTIQN or THE 1936 SENIOR PLAY. THE CONTEST PLAY WAS SUSAN GLASPELL's HSUPPRESSED UESIRE5,u THE CAST CONSISTING OF JACK WlLSON, ELAINE MEHEDITH, AND WANDA HOWE. WE WISH TO COHMEND TAEM F02 THEIR sooo woax IN WINNING FIRST PLACE AND TD OONGRATULATE JACK WILSON run NINNING THE CQVETED HONOR or BEST ACTOR. siwwewwwmmi-mass miivwmgwmawmmfizfw?WWSiMf,zf:e,1wwSWflNif:f.f -f Q-YW 'W 1 - vw 'N ' www Q Ass-wqwmmmk. WQMMMMMMWM W WMQM, A M WW, U, , . V . , fruoxcrson, HAHRELL, zmacm, BLACK omim., sizmzsom BRYA?I1', mmmxmn, Hom, AISGL-IFS, Pnttmasou MUSIC, uoafmr, com, ffnmx, camrnm, Ssarcxcs, JEYERYON, Qmmcohm, zfovm, warns yints, Pmmnmrora Romms KHIGHWE, mzmzlz-fxwmg Sutra, Luz, mum, fiwaw. sxnsnai, DOSSETT, NLRB, nlvxs, ROGiRS, wanwmnn, swasxzf, cwccxsa, smirk, xaavrngvd uuczgmr, num, nun Aazsxmf sozrnm, www roxx, Emwra, BLACK, zuznsozgx, Jacxscw, naman, sums smuafm, rufnfm, nonsmf, caiwvom, snzxunxraoza, smcmrmz, cormzm, Hnusnmf, uoasln, ncnonxnn, VEAMAN, MQUONALD. Q 1 2 5 5, ff 5 iff, .Y fix 1 3 , Enthusiastic and industrious members make possible the fast'gr0ring and aeiive high sohaol band. Its membevzhig inn creased from fifty-two in the fall term fo eighty-seven in the spring. The band was a well known and much soughi-Fur organizmmiou, particularly duvlug the football season when in played for all oi rhe games, both collegw and high scnanl. Well drilled fovmahions at ibn games were made more attractive by the snappy new maroon and white uniforms. The band furnished shorf concerts as a prelude to the Lookggi programs, besidez appearigg on other pax- lio programs. The band wishsa to express to Mr. Harrell ins apprecianinn for his capable direction and efforhx thai hava made possible LHB fast advancement of this popular srganiwation. If In A rw ME-wvfzw M I,ar'vf.,:-lm I IIIeAwmIIfw,A:A Aw, W LACE-Aw-wmAsAH.Lf.I.. A I AA: amw5TAQwEQsIsN1SIIIII-wry v- Yi 7, .EMMA LY L -. - I I - DIRECTOR, PAGE HARRELL FIRST ROW: HARRELL, WADDELL, STREETY, KNIGHT, BRANSCOMB, SMITH, FINLEY, YOUNG, PAHKS, ROGERS. SECOND ROW: MARTIN, VAUOHN, NOWLIN, DURSEY, ROGERS, BLACK, PAGE HAHRFLL, Dnascrong PARKS, HUBBARD, GABBERT, REAGOH, BLACK. H I Awww, wg In ,E M W L1 :Tgf x I SXf,k4 5 A f. f A X A ,X THE HILLSOOHO JUNIOR COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, ORGANIZED IN NOVEMBER 193L, HAS BECOME ONE OF THE BHSIEST ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SCHOOL- ITS EIGHTEEN MEMBERS, MOST OF WHON ANE MEMBERS OF THE HILLSBOHO JUNIOR COLLEGE AND SENIOR MIGH SCHOOL, HAVE WORKED CONSCIENTIOUSLY AND IMPROVED NAHNEDLY OUHING THE PAST MONTHS. THEY HAwE BEEN SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST MUSIC, BOTH POPULAR AND CLASSICAL. THE ORCHESTRA HAS MADE SEVERAL TRIPS TO SURROUNDING TDWNS IN THE INTEREST OF THE HILLSBURO JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HAS MANY MORE TRIPS IN STORE. THE ORCHESTRA HAS NEVER REFUSED TO PLAY YN THE INTEREST OF THE SCHQOL IF IT NAS BEEN IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE. THE ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN UNDER THE ABLE INSTRUCTION OF OUR POPULAR DIRECTOR, MR. PAGE HARHELL. HE HAS WELL ORGANIZED PLANS FOR THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORGANIZATION. i FIRST ROW: KEMP, WOLLAND, MTTQNELL, 3LAcn, Wise, Uaartw. SECOND RQW: MANN, FLTPPEN, Dioxson, HILL, GQQSWELL. THXRD RQW: SANDERS, CLARK, NAHTQN, TQMLTNSDN, SMALLWUQQ, FDURTH RGW: MARTIN, STUQKEY, Wsaa. T FIFTH RCN: Miss PAQ2, ELLIS, Gaownea, REAGOR, THE Junxoa GGLLEGE CHOHAL CLUH, ALREADY HAVIEG ssaum TO CLIMB AT THE CLOSE mr LAST TEAR, AT THE ovauxwc or THIS SEMESTER TTOK A New HQLD on THE Hove AND HEASSUMEU THE TASK or SLIPPING ovse GLACIERS OF Hman els Amo THROUGH CHASNS GF Low cfs. Miss FRANBES PAHH, AT THE HEAD or THE ROPE LED on WITH THE DEPTH-TESTING PQLE, HER BATON, WAVKNG HTGH. Aaouwn CHRISTVAS TIME, THE GQQUP QF CHURISTEHS HEACHEQ A RECREATION Quusa, wnxcn wAs LGCATED AT A Poumr HALF WAY uP THE MOUNTAIN, AND THEY STUFFED T0 EATMM-A BANQUET GF TURKET Amo ALL THAT Goes WITH IT. ANOTHER TSME THEY STQPPED om Taira wAv TO THE LOFTY PEAKS TG suns IN CLSEURNE AT THE Fao- EHATTQN OF Music CLUBS. Haas THEY SAMU as ana ov THEIR numm 5585 THE TExAS FLAG, WHSGH wAs WHSTTEN BY Mas. A. W. Youms Ann wares was caossm av THIS FEDERATXON AS PTS CENTENNIAL Soma. IN APRTL THESE GWRLS wsuv HIGHER Ann Hssweag THEN THEY EMTTTEQ soft, LTLTTNG ssuwns BEFQRE THE HILL COUNTY BAR ASSQCIATIQN. AFTER aavzwc STRUGGLEQ owen MANY umsasu QBSTAQLES, Tea acnLs aagcuao THE TDP. Looxnma ooww on THEIR LITTLE TFYALS Amo TQTQULATTQNS, THEY SMQLED, THINKJNG or THE Fun Ama FROLICS THEY ann amuovzs. Tas mswazas or FuTuHi GHORAL CLUBS WILL HAVE TD as ASM CQHPLYSHED nvsgxnns IF THEY sxraor TD GQ Aaove THE CHORAL cLua OF Tnrs vena. 'f1 'i I A L' 'L I R '-G I- TI' 4' N 9 ' , 'R 'I .. AI, A , A - AL!! ,..,ITf.Ik, ,,I,,' H , Q X Us X CoGswELL, BROWN, DAVIS, C A'-if-I 'FWHM -I is. Af TWIN I -N' :YI 'F' amass 1 .- L . .sA NQ1SIAA.3' ASXHTYQQBXTS-NSAXVWH RAN ARMICHAEL, HDWE, TAYLOR,LIVINGSTON, SMITH, BENNETT, MISS PARR. - LATHAN, WILLIAFS, ELLIS, ROBERTSON. MEREDITH, BLUM, MOORE, WALKER, KIRKPATRICK, .,, President --w- T--'-WILMA do HUNT VioewPresiden1 Secretary- M--- --ELAINE MEREDITH Acccmpanisi----TVARA FATE MARTIN Directorw- '---------- - MISS PARR AT THE FIRST or THE YEAR THE CHORAL GLUE BORE THE BRUNT OF ALL JOKES CONCERNING SINGERS OR wouL FANCY OF SOME MAY TURN Tow THEN CAME THE BIG SUR BOTH WON FIRST PLACES IN T THE SENIOR CLUB TREKNED TO ALL woRK AND NO PLAY vEAR's PLEASURE CAVE WITH DAY. THEATER PARTIES AND OF THE CLUB AWARE. AND so T0 THE END OF EITHERIJ OF JOY READY FOR GROUP WAS ALWAYS READY TO SPRING AND WHILE CAME , ARD LOVE, THIS GHDUP'S FANCT TURNED T0 woRK. RRISE, THE JUNIOR HIGH AND SENIOR HIGH CLUBS HE COUNTY MEET. NDT CONTENT WITH THESE HONORS, DENTON AND THERE won THIRD PLACE. WOULD BE Doon FDR N0 QNE. THE ZENITH OF THIS THE FQRNAL EANQDET AT THE JOHNSON ON VALENTINE PIcNIcs DDRING THE YEAR KEPT THE SOCIAL SIDE D'BE-SINGEHS. THEN AN EXCITING YEAR WITH NOTES fNOT FLAT NOTES, ANY OF THE NUMERDUS OCCASIONS ON WHICH THIS SING, THE CLUB ENDS ITS MUST SUCCESSFUL YEAR. J? FIRST ROW z BISHOP, PATTERSON, MARTIN, CLARK, MARTIN. SECOND ROW: ALLEEHI, HCDGES, S7?EPKBNSO'?I, STUGKQEY, STOKES, MITCHELL. THIRD RGW 2 SMAUQWOOD, HULL, TOMLIHSON AHDERSGH, BULLGCK MILLER. 1 I , 2 f 5 f nf 5? izffff 7 ,V W. , P? 98id5'?'Li-N-4' W -' f f 1 4' 1 -'- W-'-f-MLRY BETH STEPHENSGN Vice-Pres :idea t- 0 M --- - Q- Q----W-M ---- HELEN swarms Rec ording Seam tary--f-----MA---MILDA FRANCES CLARK Treasurer--ww M -Q - - Q ---W-M - - - - ---- MILDELED MITCHELL 0011123811 OPS A' ' N' '- ' '- ' M153 HARRY DUBLEY H138 MARIAH DSSHAZO With its bnlitlu biz-'Lhday this year Juniar Sesame attains some- thing of tho difnity and advancement that twelve years should bestow. The very name 'Junior Sesame' noun-Mes tha fine standards and tradi- tions that these twalvo years have built, This year the Sesame girls moaohed themselvas on 'how to be charming' in their fall course sf study which us taken :Crum Hargary Wxlaozcvs Charm 31-medal. The spring study has well prspared them for intelligon? ee e rn on of the Contannlal with pray:-:sms an Texas hiliory, musicians, poets, m tis'i:a, and industries, ts- gatber with s. study oi Dallas, than Centennial city. Guest speakzsrn for se-nz-al of than programs gave lift and interest to the meetings. Jwmior Seamus caaupias s roll-asteemsd place in the seuend dia'- tricdc of IGQITAQGQ Clubs, as was indicatnd by bcners given the president at tha April marking in Dallas. She was obosan to gin the respcnn frm ihs juaiwrs to tha seniors and to serve as junior hostess at the luncheon. Ivory Seams mmiiimr tr-zasuras the fellowship found in :lawful meetings. litb the may intarests to vrhinh Sesame directs the gi:-la, scoially and intnllwtually, they find it a means at develpping vall- rounded indivi duality. ACTIVE MNMBNRS Mas ter- Courzci lor--4--M -M ---f---JACK PPU'HT'J Sunior' Courzcflorw M ---- M------ANDY NME? rsmrmfs X-:rug-v ff. ly. C, Btzzazvmir n1A31'uArID, 1111, Scribe rfzzxrzinzs SS.IAf:T Qar3v:.4,1,a C..wK fr. W. mT11E::.:I.L MLRVIJ LMSRELN BTLL NELLLKMS THOMAS KNIGHT M .aznsyfmaw OLIVER 1'2soMPsD:J mwn: MVIS .1Ax,f'P3H SY1EA?'.7N THOMAS PCRNIR C. G. Mnazngf f1.zafm.n 'PWIJVU Tltnwms CGITK JOE VXMPBBL1, :.f:C'r'ffs3i 3. Cm CARL nvmus LLQYU 'JVJGPUR Siugzzrggf C Ski? 21113435 JACK Sims Mmma g:.1m2L.L .TAMWS vn.',am1:: LEISIETOQI READ 'imnuzix FETDIEY REM DQKRDTI' JOHN 15. Tvrzk swmrgx Iiiwiihl Aflznirfc :IEAJTR ziczwmu Mssamrrw sg. L. misgro JACK 41I:R'21'!sa1 JEEP' S'rc'CLiA-in .mix wusc: HAM' 'ICEINEVWIY vmw iaA.w,1g Jovxsyi .TALES JLDVISCRS CLAY EBJRFHLL Lscicmeu 111511-mms BIHARIS JACKSON The Friar of UeMo5u: was foundci on April 1, 1419, in Kansas Ci'f, M1gaw,wi. The Eillsbnro Chapvfr was ohnrtwfed on Ayrll 4, lwgl, being fponsnfei by K. 7. Fwmmngerf Y, TL Since ihw' Jura Luv chapter has largely drawn its member frop zHv High School ani JP, College, ssmkl1g io mold Lheir Lives ufouM5 :Mc :ear inyn of Sho degrees'-Tllisl love, Revw BTEC, Cogrnesy, Comvadusuiw, Fidelliy, QleznLlnnss, ani Fabric ifn. Tke Ywg xc Teums hwvu won fivai place in ihe 5fx1c-wide mompczi itz 'agree Iuw,u.mcn's for nh: lag' tcm aonsucp'ive yemre. FRRST RCWg SHHLTQN, BLACK, SHxPLEY. SECCND RGW: BOWLING, UANN, Ona, THoMPsum, LAMCEC THIRD RCW: MRS. PERRY SHIFLEY, THGMASGN, NOBLEY, PAHx3, SHAW, MANN. PPQSfJOH?Mm' 'n- an-N - -' - ---- '- MEMmA CHR Vic?-President ---------------- WYNELLE SwzPLaY Seeveiafgw--H-H--mf -w -h-W'-MARY WYLNA PAHKS Tfeaswfvrw-W-M-ww w'--f - -M ----- Jams! SHELTER SpUnS0P-'-M-,www 'H--- Q'-NWfMHs. PERRY SMQPLEY THE Jumlun LES SAusams5s CLUB was oacamxzau sw IQEQ AND FEUEPATED sm 1935. IT is A LITERAWY QLMQ AND cum ToPicS Twss YEAR WERE MGDERN Tmouawrs Amo Svacsnn DAYS. WE HAVE A SOC!AL HOU? DURSNG OUR NEETIKGS WHICH AEE HELD ON THE FQRST ANG THIRD TUESDAY5 QF EVERY MONTH. THESE MEETiNGS ARE HELD KN THX HUMES OF THC TEMBEH3. THE NEMBERSHSP CONSSSTS QF TWENTY GSQLS, Q -.A-. A , Q0 T G' Km Vivo-Pres Secretary- af. PPQsfdHnfM -Mff --+h'Ww- --,-------- do SVIT5 2w01i-- ---- M--mwvm-M---CELESTE Raza Traasurvnw-MfMN ' RQSALIE Gnoww -0-'-w--fQ--- MHA- h T. NCCLANAHAN SPJHAQP1 NETTIE BODXFOHD ROSALIE Fanwm ALIHEL BEAIY RUBY Doaas ESTER VCMAHAN SYBIL WILLIAMS RUTH ELAIhf BRYAAI ANNETTE COGSWELL HELEN Svoxas ETOILE SMALLWOOD ELAINE HEREDITH MARY FRANCE: DAVIS LURENA SAVPSON ELOUISE CHETOHEQ MARTHA JANE CHARLIE UAE DOQIS WAGONER ANITA FLUM IQENE BISHOP MARY FRANCEL PATTERSON MARTHA CAVIS DORIS NAHIE NOHI c'TI MADELIVE VlDD,EBRU0K MARTHA LINSAY FRAICES C'COPVOR UERRING FAWVE9 MAHAGEET do FERGUSON MIINA LAYHAM ANN ALLEN Bivv RAL CURLEE VANILLA Powaam BILLY VARIE DUMAO Dwnornv FINCH CHRIOTFNE FREHVAN CLOTEIL POLLAHO KATw5HINE GUNN NARTLA CAHMICHALL HELEN SHAW MAOHLINE BREEQLOVE CELHSTE REID JHANITA KIHLINGER MARION TOAL HARY FRALCES VCCLJNG MAOAOHET MCMUHHY do SMITH DORIS GALIGA MARAORLT GRIFFIN EURA Lee T DMPSON CLAUOINE GPRFFING JUANIIA HAMMOND VODEAN HALONE ADELE FAUE VERA TELL PATTERSON MARY FRANCES MILLER SUE EZELL EAQBARA CAPLETGN EONA PEARL BELOTE MARJIE VARTH JOY WOITLOCK DOROTHY MCCLURE MARTHA ALLEN DOROTHA CAPPS WINCI PEARL CORRIOON THELMA WILLIAMSON MARY NELL CURTIS RUTH GONAWAY YARAGHET GOODMAN GPAL FERN MARTIN THELMA LEE HAWKINS GLADIS VAXWLLL FRANCES UCUOHALO LELA FAE HAMILTON MADINE SIAAFSRO GEHALDINE REACQ2 NQZELLE NILRUHN DORA Lie Emmows - . -- OFFICERS PWH8id6Ht --'- ---------FRANQES SXRHINGTDN Secretary-??eaaurerkW---GPAL PERB MAnTzn SSQEJQQQQ THE DEBATE CLUB WAS URGANIZED in SEPT' amsaa, 1935, UNDER THE SPGNSDHSHIP DF MR. HILL. MEMBERS DF THE CLUB stunxsn DEBATE TACTIGS AND STRATEGY UNTIL THEY REQEITED THE SUBJECT RESOLVED: THAT Conanass SHOULD BE Psmmrrren BY TWO-THIRDB mAJoRxTY VOTE TD ovsnxoe DECISIONS oF THE Supnsms CDURT DECLARING ACTS OF Oomanass UNDONSTlTUTlDNAL. THE FINAL TEAMS oonssSTlNG DF FRANCES BARRINGTON, DPAL Penn MARTIN, JERRY STDCKARD, AND HERMAN EASTLAND Ili, ATTENDED A QEBATE TOURNAMENT HELD IN DURANT, OKLAHQMA. Tue SAME TEAMS ewrenen DTSTRTGT MEET wuucn wAs HELD AT wncn in APRIL. THE aovs TEAM, Jsnax STOCKARD Amo HERMAN EASTLAND Ill, wsu FIRST FLAcs IN Tnns ousvnzcr THUS PLAGTNQ THEM IN STATE MEET. DECLAMATION IN COLLEGE WAS HEPHESEQNTED EY ALICE BLAGK AND RAYMDHD TROMPLEFM THE TEAM WAS COAGHED BY NR. E. P. ALLEN. Cfheg Yell me Hzcffgnczy shaclgs Assemble have U. H216 5 fwfwwelonc Cmo POT? PO 1, ffm? red ffowashes cmd ffzeggcyfffalo 1 CFQM back belfvve H12 wcmmor PIOHQQIIKX fffeafu nes .L 44.4 k , .sr- -.rt - -1 fa 11' xh,-, 325' . x Y 1.-EA ' ,src 1 as -E in ,,.A 1,1 . , 1 wax, V, mg! Q, 1 , Q .H J4 -f H! 3. a'-if ...Q . 1 .L-ini, . 1' fm- .,. 'H g41:'f,: g1,-.f15.-Q' - ,fb 1. ,. .-+1 -2- mr 1... ,wh-W . -f .'4.1.,-.4 . 'x J ' ,th 2,571.5 LAL. 5.1 'JI- . iw,-,A f. -J: wail'-1 F7355 .1 I -ryr 1 , .L 34. E- Mg J .155 1 A. ?'f 3.1.',41'iQQLg , .33 L ' 1. M42 4, F. .V A -. 47, U Kg:- , 235.1 LU 916656 Ming 6emldi1ze72e lallie Wed 2:12-9 JR, gmifh Jo Smith Dorothy Bowling 12 C, died on V ' l. '- 1 -' 'i.',-, ,:,' . - . 'miaa Geraldine Qeagov 5 S v if A K 1 g. D L Q . 5' :.. 2: 2 ' 1' 1 ' : 11 9 312 Ammo 'Ulillie cI:PGd clfodges d,'R.6mi Vh 'miss do Smiih 'mise Dovofhkg 'Bowling T'f92,c1ieeKon Faxsnns Pan LIFE. PUT UK YOUR OLD GRM? BUNNET hRD WEJLL STEP 58 lT iF BESSIE VAN RUN: RELIGS GY THE ANTE'!ELr LUN DLYS. We HAVE uun IDEKS Aaout LJNDAJS uonrfun sxrsess- l0H IHEH wa GLANQE AT ra! usxr Pleruns. WE aEL:avE THA? THE REASON Fun tussa SN2LE5 IS THE FUNNY race oven- Lonxlna THE xanax. Rank RAHI Daman. TELL vena aaANnen:LnHEn Assur TKE pnv A cvcndut Hur Tarn. LA2v Bones. Hfnnosaoasx A4 LA PINER.' THERE rs wo 115 Amana THESE BOYS: HAVE You HEARD Asour any ssnuoans DANQES? AH ILLUSTRKTlSH OF PER- FECT BALANUE. WHlT HAD JUG? HKD A HAIRGUT. ' E Q i 1 Oun EDITOR TURNS SAFEWAY SLAVE ON SATuRnAY..... NNOTHING IN HIS LIFE BE- CANE HIN LIKE THE LEAv- ING IT n--SHAKESPEARE. AH, AT LAST wE'vE FOUND A USE FOR THE CHIEFTAIN8. SEP PANGS UP HIS SIGN.. THEY'RE TOO MUCH FOR JERRY...HE NEEDS MURAL SUPPORT...... How THESE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS eo ron rua JUNIOR GoLLzos FOOTBALL BOYS.......,,. A VICTIM OF THE DE- PRES3ION...HE SAYS THE BROOKS DRIED UP GUY WEST ...... RUSTY HAD TO BE FORCED TO POSE....... THE BAND PLAYS oN.... THE NUCLEUS OF THE HILLSBDRO KNITTING BEE......... 1 jf' fl ff: . F H I . .. .-'Y Urxfonms ATTHAOT. TYPzcAL GHARLES WHETHER A HQBSE THING. SEE THE Bunce POKE. wouLnn'T Know THAT annum IAS on nov, Pnon BIRDIEX A Gannon BOND Between THEMfnHEADS uni Lnuncarma QF THE ANNUAL MR. ScoTT's AssssrANTs DQNJT REALLY wana THIS HARD ALL THE rims. WHY IS Tnjs New CAB A GDADH, AND A CHEVRQLET? Musmu Goss Houma AND nouns-on wHEaLs THIS TIME. JAY PRACTkCES FOOTBALL ALL HOURS DF THE DAY. ALL ABOARD FOR PARTS NORTH AND WEST! A MODERN EXCERPT FROM GULLIVER'8 THAVELS. Wn5na'e JEAN JUNIOR? JIGGS MUST as IN THE VIUINITY. JUDGING FROM THE SMILES, THESE ARE NOT BLUE BELLES. INACTIVITY IS THE THIEF OF TIME. RU8TY'S HAD THAT coLD ALL WINTER. IT COULD as A oATa, BUT lT's no reno v-8. EVEN THOUGH JONNIE RUTH occuplzs A SMALL spAcE, sne MAKES A BIG nAcQuET. BARNET, DOES THAT CON- CERN BlsHoP's MONEY FROM Home? WAS THE Haconn You MADE UP T0 PARR? DUDLEY WOULD LIKE T0 SHARE THE SPOTLIGHT WITH HEHMAN. THEY'VE cor IT oowu PAT, EH WHAT? BILLY Tom, DON'T BE BASNFUL. . .Qi-s. i 1 'X Sher-aff-I--H - fx' frfk L. if I K s 5 T, , . , it 5..,?,2,f,?,3?zf2?iW2 gzjgq, T A,I- QIiffWQgf 'xilf ig TLJ3 I 3 Lf xwfigfw 4'f'sISg3?ii522?I' 5 Q f Lf C A ST - ----- ----- ------ - ----- '-Blesop ELLISDN Repoptgp- ---- - ---------- --- ---'- --'--THOMAS THOMPSON Cub Reporter- --------- -----' ---- -'-N -+--- BROOKS WEST um. 1onevwt--- f---- - --------'-- ---- - ---JANE ELLIS lcllallitf- ----------- -'---'-- '- - '- - '- J- R. SMITH IYor'kmen------ DUDLEY AKINS AND HERNAN EAETLAHD Dir'ector'----f---- Miss OUILDA PINER A LOVELY, TALL SILVER CUP IS THE TANGIBLE SYMBOL OF THE WINIING OF THE STATE ONE-ACT PLAY TOURNAMENT,-ETHE FULFILLMENT OF AN AMBITION-CF MANY HILLSBOR0 JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR SEVERAL YEARS. ALTHOUGH THE PLAY NECESSARILY HEFRESENTED THE WORK OF A GROUP LIMITED T0 SEVEN STUDENTS, IT WAS REALLY RE- PRESENTATIVE OF THE WHOLE-HEARTED, UNSELFISH SPIRIT OF THE ENTIRE LITTLE THEATRE, FOR THE CAST REALIZED THAT THEY WERE ONLY THE FORTUNATE BANNER-GARRIERS FOR THE GROUP. TFE CAST DESERVES UNLIMITED CREDIT FOR THEIR PATIENT WORK, FOR THEY PRACTICED ASSIDUOUSLY, DEVOTEDLY--ALMOST CONR SECRATEULY-PFOR WEEKS- PLAY PRACTICES TOOK PRECEDENOE OVER ANYTHING ELSE THEY MIGHT HAVE WANTED TO DO- THEIR SUCCESS REPRESENTS AN ILLUSTRATION OF HTHE INFINITE CAPACITY OF TAKING FAINS.N PATSY Ducm, Dora,-an Ensvurw, Lim P-.NN Sessions, OLEQ Younis, FATMCIA Viumasou, PATSY CHASTASN, Sc-:ww DEAN. ONE OF THE UNYTS OF THE THIHDFYEAR FOODS IS GU!DANCE UF CHILDREN. REALIZING THAT PROBLEMS DRAWN FROM L!FE SYTUATOONS AND Pnocsnuass LEAD STUDENTS T0 FORM THE HABIT OF THINKING THROUGH AND SGLVING THEIR PROBLEMS, THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPART- MENT SET UP A NURSERY SCHOOL FROM NQNE T0 TWELVE O'GLOCK EACH MORNING. THE GIRLS HAD THE ENTIRE RESPON3!HiLiTY OF CARCNG FDR THE CHILDREN. YN THIS WAY THE STUDENTS WERE GYVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY CHILDHEN AT PLAY,T0 TELL THEM STORIES,AMD TG TEACH THEM SONGS, AS WELL AS T0 VLAN, PREPARE, AND SERVE WELL-BALANCED MEAL5 TO THE CHILDREN. CLS knife CLS i856 ubogs in blue, 'X slfood crlf 'Old'For1YGr'c1hcnfQ Cl bulwarvk beifzueen cm aduanclng wink cmdcn refveafing Ped ciulllzahon. Clffhleiics Qollege ftiolfboll After being dropped from the activities of Hillsboro Junior College for several sea- sons, football came book this year to prove uno of the most outstanding events entered by H. J. C. The college football spirit was heightened and not dnmpened by the years of non-participation, and wherever the standard of K. J. C. was carried by the Indian football team its strength wus ruined in the estima- tion of opponents. Captain Bud Boyd and coach Johnsen deserve a word of prnlse for their splendid work with the team. They had a dif- ficult task in getting together an absolute- ly new team and making it function in one season. The Hillsboro Junior College Indiana did not turn in A great number of spectacular vic- tories this season. A slow start, with the loss of the first three games played, gradually lengthened into a nice array of battles about evenly forget during the remainder of the con- tests. The three losses were given up to Mc Murray, Wesley, and Weatherford respectively. The first victory by the new team of Indians was won on Frazier Field at Hillsboro when . J. C. defeated T. M. C. 7-O. Whitmire fur- ,ished the touchdown with Akins converting the extra point. Two out of town excursions proved disas- trous to the Indian team. They met defeat at the bands of Kilgore Junior College in Kilgore, and suffered likewise to John Tarleton in Stephenville, Buck on home ground once more the Indians ralli d to inc point, holding Decatur to even terms, O-0, on Frazier Field the week follovint the John Tarleton game. Two games were soon in Succession as the Iniians seemed to click perfectly for the first LL e 'uring the season. The two victories of flu new H. J. C. drive were Clifton and Hunger, Yell Leaiors HUGHES STOKLS WLLSGN PGRTEH ., JOHNSON Head Coac h MAXWELL Asst. Coach BOE Car- ta in sm LT DN Marmgwer- WALL Ma 71- agar- Lxxus D. LKIHS Qlld r ter WHHHLRE A quarter- back IILTHERBY Full Whack mek Vff' V0 'Wu f A g,-if HGKOWK Half-back flalfwbczek ANDERSSH fia.,3'f-bunk 'gb L. F, WIFJCS 553153 Yr:-..A -,LAK w455j5g5d BEAN End Tha Clifton Gats were left up a tres to the tune of Z1-0. The Ranger boys fared even worse. The Indians hit their stride and eomplatoly rouiad them, rolling up the greatesi scare of the season. H.J.C.- B4--HR. J. C.'l'3. Horkh Texas Agrisultural Gcllage, the conference champinns, vers held to tho low score of Z6-6. Although losing this game, the Indians praved ihemselves to be A anxious threat tu the championship nazi year. A great deal of praise is due our yell laadsrs whuse fsithfu3, sinners, and enthmsiastic leadership aided many times in winning victories, ummm: Md HIGHTOWEE41 -vm JIU RODGERS Tackle ygggng Yhchle Dnyy Ihckle ,wW' High Lights of the Season. gjvw x H. J. C,--MDHURRAY The first 3.J.C. foot- ball game in five yenrz. H. J. C.--T.M.C. lhitmire soured first ELLISQN Thckle ATCHISON Ibckle H. J. C. IILGORE Indian touchdown of new team. Mud in the Indians eyes. H H. J. C. . J. C. --RANGER -H.T.A.C- Each member of team soured touchdown. Most colorful game of season-'H.T.A.C. corps trip. CLMTBEhL Guard JMXTA Trmwm Guard CREHSHAW Guund vw f YJ IENZIED4' Guard Center f.f!4 ,QF .J y4,f' .-if M., Junior? Oollqqe Fwisi :mms--M-M 434103 Dm: 'm1zmo------------- Center L, QKLNS---W-----0-lganwfd woomaow cc-zmws---.---....... Forviugird am, MILAEAY ------'F0f',fgf'f3 JACK u1sHoLs--------- GW mmm LLB cmmsnaw----GHG somvr nm.zw--v-----+------ GMM ,rom Psuunzn-0---w...Genter mics HBLMS------v----- F0 Wd RUST? sum------F'0r'wQr'C3 Bmw: mu .arms--......... Gun DUDLEY Axzlm---WM GMM? 5. vw. QAL:cQA.--------- guard Bmnow mmmsors--m--+- Guard c. H. ssm1ma-w------- Managmf' - Follavrixmg w suooessfull foctball seasxm the Hillsboro Jxmior Gullegie Inlians donned basketball mmiferma and iii! admirable work in keeping the laurels of H. J. U. out treat during sage season. To the Indians, ta their :mp-Bain, to their student manager, ani to FRAEQTK JA!-QS, their coach, these pages are dcdioated. The Indians started their oonferenne wawn with n. hang by defeating Temple Ir. Collage 26-15. This starting gimme was a fair example af the games to came. Five 'beams were upset by the Indians before s. single lass was char-keel up against them- These five teams were :Iefezx-hed in the order nmsmdg Temple Ir. Galloge, Baylor Cubs, Benutur, Fort Worth Oilers Quan--oulleguj and Ranger Jr. College, After such rz- sustained drive Q. lst-6.01m was unavoidable and this let-dufnm came in tha .Tahn Tzrleizon game. After- fighting Er terrific 'battle the Indians finally had tn give up the game. Jalan Tarleton 36-H. 3. C. 29. After- losing to Kahn. Tarleizen the indians seenwd ta get their second mimi and preceded to smwkher Wvmthsrford Jr. College 51-21 in the next game played. This aerscmd winning streak ountiznueci through the next mek when the Indians came 11pLagsins'c Calvary Baptist.. The chu:-chmmn want dmm hefare the Red Msn S3-15. In the fnlluwing engagement the Indiana la:-sh frmmd ammo more temporarily. This was the game with Earth Texas Agricultural College of Arlington. The Hillsbaroylndians fnuiht this game bitterly but in vain. The Aggies were the victors 38-28. The second game with Tczxpln Jr. Cullega proved ta be merely a teuoher-offsr to tho first ana. The Indians again mm this time the were being H. J. G. 44-Temple Jr. Gnllege 21. in unimportant game with Trinity Pharmacy was mm 'oy the Indians fcsllmrini the second Temple Jr. College aftray. ' The Baylor reserves same :Ln strung in the neriz game and. the Indians found thamselvaa an the little and uf the were heard for the Indiana and their szippnriers. It 'ns lost 'hy only a five point mar- gizx. EI. J- C. 35-Bnylm' -'lb- Thu T. C. U. Irishman were drubbed by the Indians 34--29. This game shmred the flank and the abiliiy at the Indian team in its finest light. ' ' Decatur' prmvefl tn be anether jinxfce the Indians, and -the zunrgin of viotary is an sq:-all that it might ansily he walled the mast exciting score of the aaascm. A hare fam' points stood. betwuen the Indians and victory in this whirlwind gmc. Pusknd tor each point Decatur taut the game by the slight msrgin of 42-39. Tho Indians want an snnther winning streuk in the uma with Wast- mins-bsr Culleage whisk they won hy a 14 point margin. K. I. C. 49- featminsier 35. Tim second imc played with Ranger Jr. Cullen sat a uonterenoe recurfi for high scoring, ani tha H. J. C, Indiana mare an the C ,J - s We E 5 52 5 E gf Mg'Rf A i f i :E fe . X . X ,Q 52' x '- I fn ' Wx 7 Q. i Y 3 Wwige- H. we iw 59111 4 2 the big end of the moore. The fame was played in Doughty Hail at Hillsboro. The Ranger boys never get started in this game and were cempletely under water during the whole encounter. The Indiana emma out of the attrsy with a conference reenrd score, the final checkup nheving H. J. C. 111-Ranger Junior College 4. The Indians had sweet revenge en North Texas Agricultural College following the Hanger game. The North Texas Aggies had drubbed the Indiana decisively in football this saasen and boasted one basketball vin before. The Rod Men seemed to hit their stride in this engagement with the Aggies and humbled them te 1 score of 26-21. Winning this game more than made up for the for defeats suifered this season. Biaketbsll season was polished off with 1 nice victory K over W8ltmilSfQT and L less pleasing lens to T.G.U. Freshmen. .1 Hi11sbere-- --------- -26 Hillsboro---------25 H111lbor0---'-'---- 2 Hillsboro-------47 H111 Bbdrn-1---- '-- --59 Hillsboro--------29 Hillsboro-------51 Hillsboro--------38 Hillsboro----Q---28 Hillsboro--------44 Hillsboro---------34 Killlbcro- ---- M--'---35 Hillsboro-----+-----34 Hillsboro----------39 Hil1sbero---- ------- 49 Hillsbern-------e111 Hillsboro-------1 4 R111nboro--------+- 26 Ki11sborn---------- 50 K111lbvro------- 34 mf' SELSONUS RESULTS Temple Jr. Go11egn----- M...1a Bnylor Cubs---W---------22 Decatur Iforfeitj--'------ G Fort Forth Uilers-'10-'H---Q4 Ranger Jr. Co11ega---- ....13 John Tsrleton---1------36 Ieatheriord Jr. College-Q--21 Calvary Baptist----w-w'm115 R. 1. A. C.-------A-+--we-33 5 Tsmplo Jr. Ool1ege---- .......L 1 Trinity Pharmacy---'-M --ZH Baylor Reaervea------ T.C.U. !ish----f'--'- ---40 ---29 p,a.gur-...---....----..-..43 wnnxnxnzszar Galle e E---..-. Ranger Jr. Ce11ege----- --35 - 4 T.H.U. Q2 forteitsj------ O n. r. A. c.-----w--- Iestm1nster-wwN------- --21 -21 T.C.U. Fish'-'-N-'-'-- fEG 'ilk 4 rv-was rn 45: 'QQ' 86 Clmiozv GOHQCQ CTOQQR G. Q.. SILRADQR ---- -M -------- ------------Weighizs, Distance ROYCEL IMEWGR ----- -- -------- - ------- --Hurdles RUSTY SMFZH------------' Distance SRP HUGHES-u-----0----0 ----------Q Distance, Drzshes WGODROW HARW'ELL------- ------ --- ----- '--Distance ZTOODROW C1OUfSTT3------- ---- -N--- -'---- -----Vfeig'h'f-S LUEQRAJLLLQ WHLTMIRE --------- -------------Bushes, Vault' Javelin B.-'LRLOW !QIDFLRSC13Q---v-------------- ---- Dashes, Broad Jump BILL MAXTWTIEL ------ --------f-----w ------ Coach BOB 'NILBERSUN----------Q-'-0----HurdleS, High Jump WALTER DUFII' ------ --- -----'- -----------'--Distance: DAS YARBRO---Q -------------- -- -------- Jmnps, Dashes 5033 PARKER ----- -------- -------------'- --Da-shea, High Jump L. ,mmS--------------0-------,-----D1atmme, High Jump sis, 'Y' H, P.. Wx 551 ' ,Q - ' Q W 2 E if E f x by eq? 4,4 ,ef 2 my , mx Q sf .,-:- . .. Z E milf 21 E5 2- Lfxis, if si, is kv 'ffsssf X so so f Q 'so 2sss7 MGLEMORE Head Coach The 1935 edition of thelhillsboro Eagles was not loukel upon as o threat to any possible contender for the district title. Neither were they locked upon as a gfest team after they had played their first three games. They won A mediocre game from the I. O. C. F. Home of Corsicana in their first engagement of the your, followed by s defeat by the Gainsville Leopards, IB-7. Then, the Eagles defeated the arch rivals from Mart to the iune of 2-6 but still the fans failed to Lake notice of them, and it was not until the dsy of the Athens fame that the people even started talking about them. lhon Hillsboro went out on Frazier Field the night the team's determined look could victory, and its vioioas and power- fans screaming long before the first The individual stars in the game tribute must be pxid to the work of of the Athens game mean nothing but n ful attack had the quarter rms over. were numerous, but DOBBS DORSEY, FLWCETT, KIRK, THOHPSQN, WEATHLRBY, and HARCHSANIS. :moz unxnrwc, who scores 20 points, ne- IVER, and A. J. BENNETT ran like battering rams through their opponents at all stages of the game- Aiter administering the detest to Athens the nook before, the Engle: tell victims to one of the Jost bib- ter downixlls of their history at the paws of the Cor- sioans Tigers. lith thein offense oompletoly bottled up their defense torn to shreds, and most important of elf their fighting spirit completely gone, the young Eagles found themselves at the end of the game, merci- lessly beaten 45-O. Tho following week the Eagles were in the position of a badly crippled hall club, facing the potent Waco Tigers at Carroll Field. Pew times though, have the Eagles made such A heroic comeback from s previous de- feat. Waco soared two touchdowns in the first quarter in rapid succession, but they failed to bhroaien the Eagle goal or even dent the birds' forwavd wall who remainder of the game. Although generally conceded to lose by a top-heavy score to the district championship Temple crew, the Engl battled their enemy from imc south to S oomplcke atsndst for the entire game, but as was the case in other games with the Wildcats, Hillsboro was nosed cul by the score of 7-6. A sporting team, e sporting coach, and a snoril IOOTEN Ma Hager' 438 ill wg RAYMER Ma nager' Jwss Asst. Coach 'I' X all BRYAH Half-back SXDTEERHAN Gnu rd RAMIREZ R . s Q 4 x ,nf 'v 5 .4 .ff if 4' .nr mrrsmws A noasn' TWH 9 Gzzarci ' Tackl e crowd had Tnmpls, but may in be said that ihny were truly fortunate to emerge an the lang and af the x score. Their iauohdowu came nn A beautifully exeouted 55 yard pass tram Barak tn Chupio, but no other stage Q! the game did the Wildcats get within 40 yards of the Eagle gnal. Ru one could name the stars of the contest, for it would bn uxlair to any player to be left out as the entire team played as a maohineg thair coach was proud at them, and the aitizenship of Hillsboro payed tribute to s great battla, The BillsborowC1eburne battle lacked as it it luuli be a runaway far the Ybllow Jmokats as they were leading the Eagles 1970 at the and of the first half. Udall Griffin lad the Cleburne attack with Qrivlng stabs through the lins, and aff tackles. Bennetf leaked as if he wuuld get loose for a touchdown several times, but on each MLRGHBAHKS uoswsn Half-back MAXWELL 'b'wv up R w Half-bmw nl KEETON 'ik BEHQSTT Half-Eva ce 2 HERRITIG Full-Snack instnwoe, he was hailed dovm from behind. Although the Eagles heid their enemy scoreless the lasz half of the game, their -offense failed to click enough for them FAWUITT Tackle ,An fc, to cross the Yellow Jacket goal. The phpils of Holly McLemore played one of t.eir best games of the season againsx the lowly Wsxahachie Indians, ad- minlsiratihf a blasting 35-7 defeat. After the first qJarter, ihe victor of the game was never in death, as thelagles ran and smashed their way to psy dirt. The yell lenders, Dorothy Bowling, Spencer Carvur, Mildred Herring, and Joady Webb gave enthusiastic support thnucut the BGflSODu Almosf this eniire Eagle team will be back next year, and may yet revenge the bitter defeats of hhe '35 season, drive through their enemies with glorious victor' ies, and take their defeats in such a fashion Thai they will receive the com- mendatlon of every sporting man who is privileged to wiiness them next year, summon UM Center' Taol-fle MQEVER Quar'-te-VM back mars Cen ter' WEATHERBY End DOBBS Guard 4 39 Mich School BUYS PAYHE-- RAY'JQRDAN-- E. L. IEETON ALTON MQEYER JACK HERRIHG E. L. PARKS--- JAKE FAWCETT ----.- k----- .....- -wHwvCOUch ibwuard ibrunrd iwrwund Guard Center Guard :Oman szimzorzfcfip-s . 5-- ALTOEQ wxnnmmsf- ------ - m vvmmmnw--- -w---- -- wmfna maomrm- ------ -- Jamison BDDIFORD-------8 cmzmnn MAL'Tmws-----W mms DANIELS- h----- -- Guard Guard Hbrwurd Guard Fbvunnd Guard Manager 16 m Ai The Eagle Basketball Squad nf '35-'36 fnund plenty of competition in the three tournaments in which they engggci in Hillsboro and the cue in which they participated in Abbott. For the first time in its history, the district 12 hai 5 basket- ball ruse along with its football race, and the Engles met moat of their old gridiron rivals with a hang, and sent them sway yelping. Thcir sesssn was olimaxsd with an overwhelming victory over their arch rivals from Haas, vhs brought their seaond string here to ill? the fwathered birds. In the aaunty meet, the Eagles tnilad to find the range of the basket and were dufeated by the Bynu Bulldog: Ior the cuunty title. As usual, the Eagles started slow, winning only u few of their games with major foes. Abbott defeated the flock in their first gfmc of the ycvr, but they, in turn, were beaten by the Eagles in a return engagement. From than un, the Eagles began gathering steam, and fell victim to their opponents in only 8 few of their games the remainder of the season. Bynum was the only team which was able to -Sue. wcfeai tLe Esglos consistently, ani in the finals in the tournamsnt at Ansett, the Bulldo,s were leading only a few points when the wllstle soun ed ending the game. The team of 1935, molded together by Coach Boyd Payne, will return next year, and barring injuries and ineligibilities should becomc serious contenders for the basketball title. ,, ,nav Temple ----------- '--- ------------ 21 Waco-- --------- ----- ------- --43 Bryan-------- ----- - ------- --28 Corsioana--- ---- -'---------27 Bryan- --------- --------U-----15 Gorsioana- ---- --'w-- '------- -32 Temple ----------- -- ------- ----22 Waco--w---- --'-- - ----------w-0- 15 ...-uns . ,.-an Q J -L if P .S diigh School CWJQQK Tbv Xillsbaro High 3vhoo1's winger patg team, qompascd wholly of football st rs, finished sccong in thu county meet. The Iullcving shcws bbc ranking of our boys in the various evanis: IQC ynri dsshu2ENHZTT, Hillsboro, firstg XQRRLSG, Tillsboro, fourth. Timeg 13.5 Symonds. 22u yard dash-PQRLMQT, Xillsborn, ssocnig 5VRRlNG, Hillsboro, fourth. 429 yard ,asl--F1353 uni HEIDGE, both of Xillsbovo, first mg' awoonig JQRDA,, Hillsboro, fourth. Sims: 58 secnuds. Sfg yuri run--MARGLBAQKS, Hillsboro, third. 1 mile run--iklf L, Hillsboro, seeming DQLLPURL, Hillsboro, fourth. 220 yarl lo hurilca--KERTOY, Hillsboro, first. fine: 29 scooums. Mile rLLay--Xillsbarw, accumu- Shgt put-MH. KUQGJRD, Hillsborw, ihirlp Dgsuus--HCESXAD, Eillsbore, suconfg PARKS, Qilkauorn, fourth. Jroai jump-MARCHRAKHS, Hillnbaro, faurth. High j mp--KEETQB, Hillsboro, firsig MARCHBALKS and HUYBARY cf HillshnrQ tied for thiri. Enightz 5.7 feet. Pole vault--KXQTOE, Sillabora, first. Heighi: 9 Inst, 3 imwhms. . ASSE 3. MARILYN FAWCETT DORIS GALIGL JULHITA HAH QXB Girvla 'l5crske4'bcrU 'I-E7 The girls basketball club of the Hillsboro High Sohaol enjoyed n good season. The club participated in JO SMITH KATHERINE GUNN three tnurnaments. It won wound place in 'two tournaments, being de- feated by the skillful Irene tosm bath times. The Blum girls rlafentmi an 49' the Hillsboro girls, giving them third place in the othar tournament. The club was under the sponsor- ship of Miss BUICK- MARTHA ALLEN MODEAN HLLOHE As A I 1 FLORINE MARTIN EAIZDELL LOVE DAISY ILLOHE -YW.. +W.W,-AwA V. iw ,E Mn W .xN,N.. ,WWE ,H . M D E 1.4.-:JM A - ,AE , ..., W, , ,334 f JAMES, RAYMER, Su1TH,AsHLEY, Romans, Smfrn, Kuna, Amsasou. 'M H a Magix QQEWQEE THE EAGLE ner TEAM or '35 FAILED ron THE sscuxn cau- sscurfvs YEAH-TG Baxwa aAcx THE COUNTY TENN!S TIYLE T0 HILLSBQHQ. THE TEAM oourosso OF JAMES RAYMEH, uhcn Hsnarsa, Luo Bun Serra Losr THEIR FJHS1 Hocus MATCHES TO !rAseA nun Mznrzns, AND or couase, EArLEo TD QET T0 PLAY RNY QTHER TEAMS ill THE TQUHNAMENT. THE CULLEGE RAGKET HlELDERS wean FAQED rats YEAH wrva THE rnsx OF sELEcTrNe AN EnrunELY new ramuus TEAu, nxvlwa Lust THE vsrzaans Lawns Ann ADAMS, wao won THE CENTRAL Tixxa JUNIQR GQLLEGE DouBLEs OHAHPIUNSHIP in 193A AND uno Anvxnoao T6 THE sem:-fxNALs in SINGLES in LAav xagafa TDURNAHENT. ANDY JAMES, MAHvrN Avznsox, Riomnnu Smirn, DQHALQ ASHLEY, AND Enwxs Rennes ARE ELATED ro FIGHT er our Foe THIS YEAR's TEAM. THE TounNAmEnr wrLL as HELD tn MAY. JUANITA KIHLINQEW, HAY JANE DICKSON, FRANCES QAFRINGTOR, UILDRED MAHTIN, VILLIE F152 HODGES, HILDRED UITCHELL, RuBY PEAHL WARD, CATHERINE CALLENDER, ESTA LEE THOMPSON, AUGUSTA PASCHE, JANE R BIN ELLIS, MISS CESHAZO, FRANKIE LIVILGSTON, MARTHA LEILA NARTIN, MARIQN TOAL. President Vice1Pres Secretary OFFICERS -h--w-+-H------------JANE ELLIS fdent---'Q--CATHERINE CALLENDER ----- --wMARTHA LHILA MARTIN TPOGHHPGPU'M-----M-----JQNNIE RUTH SHALL Director- 'MlSS MARIQN DESHAZU MISS JOHFIE Rwrw fEALL LE: THE HILLSBGHO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Tewvss Puwn Irro TWE FITALS IN THE CSUNTY MEET WHEQE THE TEAM .II IJ... WAS DEFEATEC FY TUE WUYBAWD LASSES IN TWD STRA!G4T SETS. THE CLUB SPONSORED A LADDER TOURNAMENT WHICH IS IH PROGRESS AS THIS G-ES TO FHESS. 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' , WI M N Lhlfk m axi VLA! I,-'w Q J '. A ' V5 4 Arif !! X HJ XA' 'Wggj?l'3' fi 1 X Hwnffw fffif, ff Q vw W ,, ru 1 W IN CLOSING We wish to thank our friends who have made this book Possible. To our advertisers without whose financial aid it would have been impossible to pub- lish this Guiador, we express our deep appreciation and the hope that they may feel repaid. To the faculty and student body, we are most grateful for their helpful suggestions and co-cpera- tion. To the photographer, Mr. E. B. Johnson and to the E. L. Stack Go., we express thanks for their patience, invaluable assistance, and fine work. The staff has been enthusiastic, untiring, and faithful. We are especially grateful to the art editors, Forrest Patterson and Brooks West who will be remembered for their days and nights of work in the production of the 1936 E1 Guiador. - The Editor' Clclue Phsemmk 'Protect our schools soundly and adeguate1y.' ELLISON-HOOKER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 144 Hillsboro, Texas CONGRATULATIONS On the many achievements of your school life. To the graduate, and to those who will continue to attend our schools, we take this opportunity of com- mending you for the splendid accomplishments attained. May each of you surpass every obstacle that might ob- struct your pathway to ultimate success. When you think of something to wear, of style, of quality, of real value, of assured satisfaction-- think of MARTIN-McDOHALD COMPANY Hillsboro, Texas New York Buying Office 450 Seventh Ave. There is no substitute for PURE DISTILLEDjWATER ICE For direct cooling or refrigeration Prompt and Courteous Platform and Delivery Service HILLSBORO ICE COM ANY 212 W, Franklin St. Phone 208 MARSHALL AND SIMMONS Real Estate - Insurance of All Kinds - Loans East Side Square Hillsboro, Texas :ln wwswwwgg XV M T Il nn 4 TEXAS DRY GOODS gg, o. L. 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'Hardware for Your Home, Implements for Your Farm' Radios and Electric Refrigerators Gift A Home Department Service Since 1879 Established in 1881 IN APPRECIATION OF OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM We wish to express our appreciation of the Hillsboro Junior College and Hillsboro Public School system- We recognize the value of these institutions to our civic well- being as well as their value to the student body fortunate enough to have profited from the advantages offered. Our drug store offers you all the advantages of large stocks, experience, wide selec- tion of merchandise and prices as lov as can be obtained any- where in the county. T. B. B 0 N D DRUGGIBT AND JEWELER S. Side Square--Hillsboro, Tex. CANON MOTORS De Soto 5 Plymouth Dealers International Trucks Hillsboro, Texas J. D. Canon Phone 171 Manager 301 N. 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HILLSBORO STATE BANK, HILLSBORO, TEXAS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PHONE 136 PHONE 186 HILL COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY Sal?-'ij --- Service C OLONIAL TRUST BUILDING HILL SDORO, TEXAS Tmmfsgfas HILL SBORO, TEXAS CAPITAL flO0,000.00 oumnus 5o,ooo.oo IYZAL IJTATE F1557 MURTGAGI L04M5' JTOCA' 50N05 INVEJTMEIVTJ' l.....1-1- ..-.... I JOE GERICK THE TEXAS CO. H. L. Wagoner- Agent 'A Shoe For Every Punt' Phone 709 Men 'S Clothing Shoe Repairing SMITH'S SERVICE STATION 308 E. Elm WALKER SERVICE STATION PALACE MARKET A GROCERY 200 W. Waco Phone 707 Bujoher 5 Crane we Deliver Phone 10 FOR MANY YEARS STORES l4AVE SPECHALJZEEDIN SCFKNDL REQlHRE1AENTS BIG VALUES -- LITTLE PRICES 'WATCH KRESS WINDOWS' 1,5 43 44, '3 11 4? km. uuf 'l5 Q NV, YW, ,1iFWW' WHAT A GRAND view THESE E GIRLS ARE GIVING US. BsLnsvz IT on Nor, THEY Ana covsnrna THE TENNIS counrs asaun Foun YsAns Acc. THiS ONE COULD EQUAL THE FORMER TWO. THE TOWN'S AGOG WHEN THOSE SNAPPY UNPFORMS INVADE THE CITY- WILSON A' LA OVERALLB. WVLLIE, WHAT GOULD BE sucu A GREAT ATTRACTION TO TURN You FROM Tuomns? MUCH LEARNINQ MAKES A suxLING DEBATER. OH, PSHAWL GARVTCE uzmoNsTnATes. A GYOLONE AND A WHIRL- WiND CONFER- WILL E. P. TURN Pao? 3 S f li- fi S if -A MQ ZR ALL ABOARDI Tmzss aovs An: DssTuas1Nu THE GONTENT OF THE cow. Bouncsnsl THE OLYMPIA Candy Kitchen and Cafe High Grade Candies and Ice Cream Fresh Salted Peanuts S. W. Corner Square Phone 862 Billie Johnnie JOHNSON'S STUDIO See us for your graduation picture. We can make you any size picture from the individual annual negative. All annual photos made by us. Southside Square Hillsboro, Texas CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP See us for your graduation permanent. We use only graduate operators. Call Miss Esther DuBose or Miss Mable Ross for anything in beauty culture. Phone 136 dv lv - g iil ii ,:, . BARNARD BROS. Exclusive Shop for College Men E, Elm Street Phone 966 Compliments of HILL CGUNTY COTTON OIL COMPANY M nufacturers of C 0 T T O N S E E D P R 0 D U C T S The Palace and Ritz Theaters ire Backing the Hillsboro School System IOQZ C. W. TAYLOR 'Say It With Flowers' Hiokey's Flower Shop Ornamental Shrubbery Gift Shop Goods Flowers For Every Occasion Phone 583 Res. Phone 698 Wm. Adam Tailor Since 1897 Made by Wm. Adam is a guarantee of satisfaction. Smart, correct in every detail- 108 South Waco St, AUSTIN'S Quality Shoes for the Entire Family Miracle Feed Mill Austin Shoe Store F995 C021 Phone 307 126 E. Elm St. Hillsboro Private Campliments of Baths Garages Cooper's Best Coffee and Spices 'Quality Tells' WELTON COURTS Rates 31.00 to 53.00 Phone 294 South of Look for City limits Neon sign GUTHRIE-TURK CO. Walgreen System Drug Store GRIMES GARAGE One Stop Super Service Station Everything for the Automobile Phone 100 Free Delivery Best and Cheapest Place to Trade EAST END GROCERY and MARKET METROPOLITAN BARBER SHOP Phone 616 705 E, Franklin St. Hillsboro, Texas Barbers for the Entire Family South Side Square Compliments of OSCAR R. BUCHER Auto Accessories Bicycle Supplies Musical Instruments Top and Seat Covers Wholesale Retail MRS. SMITH'S BEAUTY SHOP For your Commencement Haircut, Wave, Manicure A Other Beauty Aids E. Franklin Phone 380 HILLSBORO ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS NOTARY PUBLIC SURVEYING BASEMENT COURT HOUSE Phone 92 W. C. Davis, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF Hrs. Callie Mills JOHNSON HOTEL 'L Friend to Students' The Hotel with a GOODMAN and SON Home Atmosphere Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 511 217 W. 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