Hillsboro High School - EL Aquila Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)
- Class of 1939
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A P x 5 i 3 s 5 ? 3' 2 3 Q 5 2 I 1 E 2 2 2 i 1 s 2 2 ? X 2 2 3, 2' Z 2 3 i 5 3 : 5 3 5 E ? 3 Q 2 3 E 5 S 5 1 5 5 4 3 S Q f? 5 s Q 1 E E 5 EL GULADOR Published by the Students of HILLSBORO JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 1 9 3 9 O W in W Q H - M, ' Q J' 5 x s kg 1 x . ma WY ' w, M?L f N M,,...gnnld 1 -I FGREWGRD As you glance through these pages, your school life will be revealed to you in an informal manner, as interpreted by the student body. Through the years to come, may these scenes at work and at play recall those memorable experiences, never to be forgotten, which we call School Days. DR. J. R. COMER IN MEMORLAM I E E i qv v-rim'-f xi! iff 1' X5 ibm ,fixgfw qAm rf val , S K , 5 ADMINISTRATION Left BCDARD OF EDUCATION to Right: L. W. l'lARTSFlEI,D. Sllpelointexudem of Schools zmcl Pressiclem of College j. W, ,PATTERSON JERRY CLARKE HERMAN El-xsTx,ANo CLYD13 ToM1,1NsoN ED B. KPLETLQN CECIL STUBBIKEFIEIAD FL,ETc:HRR XfV1I,r.1AMs MR. WK PATTERSON, President of the School Board, is vitally interestecl in clean athletics. Naturally-he's the father of the one and only Billy Patterson. U W? 1. ,Y4..,. L. W. HARTs1fxELD The genial gentleman pictured on this page is the central cog that makes the wheels go round. To you, he is Superintendent of City Schools and President of Hillsboro junior College, To us. he is the center of our school life, the engineer of our comings and goings. His natural friendli- ness and ability in student leadership are enviable assets. To those who know him best, this smile signifies definite approval. I if Mr. Kidd, College Registrar, and Mr. Scott, High School Principal, take an intellectual pose. Theylre both quite versatile gentlemen. Mr. Kidd is a whiz at Mathexnatics Qhe's College math teacherj and quite a tennis player, while Mr. Seem can even lead an orcluestra :ms well as keep some seven huuc.lrecl young hopefuls out of trouble. A Mm... qll. ef Miss Dudley to you- Mis: llzu'1'Y Lo us. Yflxeu weve haf' our feellugg hurt or wha weve Huukecl an exzxlml-shelf our consolation. 'When every things going swell :amd liff seems almost L00 good to ln' true-shefs the one that hold. us dawn. ln short-just zz good person to have around. g ,4-W lf Al x . , , X., 'E 9 3 ARTS, LIBRARY, AND CIVICS Lefls to Right: MRS. Dovla KINAR11, Public School Art, Writing Miss hlINA BOND, Librarian HOL1,X' Pwlclmmokri, Comzuvrcial Subjcfcls MRS. E. T. NIQCL,-xx,xHAN, Home Economics Miss NlARGAR1i'11 NIIDDLIZTON, Home Economics Miss Num. NI1LB1fRx, Music, Choral FACULTY Hillsboro students fccl that they have 21 faculty that would be hard to surpass. Tlmcsc instructors not only have the degrees necessary to prove their intellectual 1lli?1lV1lI1CI1IS, but they possess the sympathy and undcrstancling to qualify them as REAL teachers. MRS. ROY CROMVVELL Assistant Business Manager J 2 HISTORY ENGLISH, EDUCATIQN, AND LANGUAGES MRS. j. M. Booxxa, History, Civics YYIISS BEN TARIJLEY, English MRS. M. G. NOELL, English, History E. P. ALLEN, Education, Mathematics Miss BIARIAN DESHAZO, English, French Rolaxixrr H. PERRY, English FQEED DAWSON, Ellglifih, Spanish DR. Qufuus NUNN, History, Government, Economics ANITA BLLIS1 HARRIE1 Pmzlfrr, EFFIE MAE Cox, ismmr A. Kidd SCIENCE, ARTS, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Left to right, seated: YV. P. SHOWALTER, Science 'W. L. Axulsc, Music, Band Miss Imax STOCKER, Business Administration Miss IXIARY BUICK, Physical Education FRANK JAMES, Physical Education L. L. SMYTII4, Manual Training, Engineering Sfll7Zdf72g.' H, STARLING, Mathematics C. R, RABB, Agriculture R. L. HUNT, Business Adrninistration W. I. HILL, Science I I V 4 . ly. , . 1- w V27 bald V I WWC! QV Miss BERNICE BEAVERS, Secretary to the President W- .Wm a A vm Kev. , WA V 5 1 STUDENT LIFE Registration week-gfeen Freshmen wandering around looking lost -Football Season begins-Held trips and dances-Erst nine Weeks test- Thanksgiving and Christmas holdays-first term finals Qboth Freshmen and Sophomores wandering around looking sad-new term begins with study resolutions, etc.-Spring starts arriving-+Spring fever does arrive in earnest--Seniors in both college and high school be-gin voicing the question, 4'To be or not to be? ? ? ? -exams are past-the mind is free for thoughts of fun and frolic-picnics, parties, dances-graduation exercises-graduates feeling emotional over dear old 'Alma Mater- the halls are emptied of the last straggler-over till next year. wang H r ,,.f- ' fr ' 5 ff' 2 we. as QW' if iii, as S, r if M W' s . K . G In ., rx ' . 4 L ,Q,3::f,' ' 5' ,ir:,'r1 .f W f W-fr SPRING AT H. C. 'i'In the spring, I1 yormg rncmls fancy Lightly turns to lfzoughts of love? And thus it is on the campus of H. C. A passer-by can be certain that spring is coming when the First braver students begin to sit on the front steps. Then, as the days grow warmer and the air grows balmier, these first few betake themselves to the curb and the grass. Finally, one clay at noon you'll walk through the hall-which, a Week before, was thronged-and on one will be in sight. Perhaps there'l1 be a teacher guarding the steps to the second Hoorg even he or she will be casting wistful eyes toward the hum of voices which comes through the open door. just as sure as fate, new love affairs become evident. Spring seems to give impetus to affairs among those who haven't as yet become attached. Perhaps squabbling can be seen among couples of longer stanclingg spring fever with its disposition changes is playing its part there. At almost any hour of the day, you can peer from a window and see at least one couple stroll- ing toward the store for refreshing drinks. Teachers begin to notice more and more absences from classes-more and more low grades--more and more eyes staring into space as they lecture one Mendel's Law, soil erosion, or the like. WVhat can be the matter?'l they ask. Then they happen to ' glance out of the window, and they recall the same scene from the year before, and the year before that- Spring at H. C. f Ju-M n-Q-1 f --U-w1 rf Y W- - -- This annual wouldxft 'be C0111-' plete without 21 glirupse into some high-lights of the YCZIII Xvhcn the First Lady of the Lzmd visited the Hillsboro Y. A. House, she and Mr. Pattmsou enjoyed an iHf01'U12ll chat - - - Mr. Hzirtsfield and the japamcsff consul, after diSCLISSiI'1g' in- ternational affairs, gaze into the cam- era W- -M -M Mr. Ardis and Bob Alex- ander assume that temperzlmfintzxl look which befirs all 'great' niusi- cizms -M -- - the fzicxllty drown their sorrows zu Z1 morning coffee - - -w Dr. Nunn adds weight to the page qfby those heavy b00ks?j - -- '- 4 Q 5 xg 5 WWW digg, 1- 4, 63 7 W J! . A NMMM. ,UAW mm ek wmxgkg 'WAX X HX Msvwu gmmtm M, lxnbwlmcx Wh -A 4 SOPL My t V ut SOPHO RE CLASS OFFICERS' ff tw 1.39.4166 if ga 'r V1 ft 2 if . gg? it f , . e ' 'A-A'- : 4 Ag j. G. VWZATPIERM' A President, Second Term Vice Ptesidemf, Ifirsil Term Baseballg Football Little Theatre Looms BELL SCfCT6fIlTj'-TT8l131l7'8T, First Term junior Sesame Orchestra Soloist Chieftaing El Gztiatrlo-r Little Theatre at , wiv, CHARLIE I.AwReNc:e Pmsirient, First Term- Football Baseball Little Theatre e A 1 JULIA KLLIS e Reporter 1 , junior Sesame lk f t N Chieftning El Guiador 4JlJ' Al f- V'-SL Little Theatre ,, JJ 31 Q e 3 f 5 .f 1 BU. Yfjori RotjR'rR12E Vice Pfesident Hg G: ' Little Theatre 1 3 Baseball Gwent SIOCKARD El Guimfiov' Rep- fresenmtive, Little Theatre, '37, '38 One-Act Play Con test, ,37 Le Cercle Francai '37, ,258 Chieftain, '37 ,, nf .-J' ffffwl' ,ilw 'iiflf Mr 1 U 41 V -K. -,- L Qs 1 1 KJ! l Md'rjA Gregor A fa an Q Baseball '38 ff Q 7 L Sz . A - L ,V xlAR . Burr ' ' . A. F , ,-fliffw 'U' I AHNERfBRYAlv1', Hillsboro ,,, fl P 'l.55f'? 'll g :lf f ,ANDY CM1v1xr1r.1., Blum f I Fwlball '57, 'ss Basketball '37, '38 Baseball '37, '38 EL NEC mc 'l o .t 3 y .cl nxs' Q' Roy B151-1015 Hillsbom Chieftain '37, '38 Mixed Chorus '38 bycjlifball 51, 38 Basketball '37, '38 lVfATHEWS ALLEN, Hillsboro Le Cercle Francais '37, '38 .JMX I I 2551 Mk AI , lvam ' ANITA BLUM, Hillsboro ' Little Theatre: '37, '38 Nlixcd Chorus '38 XV. A, A., '37, '38 Eg lIhieit11i11 '37, '38 X 'NAN Boccxass, West ju r Sesame '37, '38 ' om ROMXLIE BROWN, Hillsboro P1cS1dLnt of Le C rclc IHCBIS 38 X mor SLVQIIIE, Q1 Qj 'li uuiflafll 'ss Li le Theatre '38 R f' 3 , . . 4 r egne ' 1 ,, 5 , VERA EDELL CHENNAULT, llnlcenmz Home Economics Club '37, '38 EULA jon C-HENNAULT, Lakenon BILLY CLA:.xPlTT. West Le Ccrclc Francais '33 Liulf: Tlmratrc: '38 'L: 1 a E Cl' 4 x E ,K 'V l ai I i ll SMQX Y . 45 1 Q l ll ll ' lv wk ' way ,f , 3 H I, , b h ANNET'l'F sw .L 1 ls X70 M - - ' 'it , ,l Gui: or '38 President of W. f . . ' ' ' I : ome Eco iomic '38 X Chieftain Stall ' 8 V L' - Thf tre '3 , ' junior Le C usct . 36,' 1 ' l ' . 3 :tt ' Ann lbt Vice L 8 C ROW DER f. I O. x 'tr M at ' ' his 15-.ii I ' ' . I 6 'V , . ' , 8 N A l I-' 'J 'C A ' 'I 0 . c Carole Franc 1 38 N klllflgs, Les Causcuscs '31, '38 REQ? ' '1' ' ' 'A time Theatre '57, '38 i Mixed Chorus '38 i Iitxwm DAVIS, H illsbom Q ' De Molay mt Qi lQ t l Pl N 'Wh L EVERHT1' Dxxxv, Italy l W , A 'Y f' o Football 'fskgigo l ' MW, Baseball '38 ' if H , x -, jixcv. Donns, Hillsboro Q Z 55 Chieftain Stall ' Debate Mfxutom lltmoxn, Abbott ' Little: Theatre '38 ' Home Economics Club '37, '38 LAINE linux, Hillsboro Little I'hc'zm'e '57, '38 unior Sesame '37, '38 Mixed Chorus '38 French Club '38 ' 6 62 X it V i 1- HELEN E J Q8 V W j. . miusmtr, Hillslioro ' Ccrclc Frzmcais '37, '38 W ixetl Chorus '38 V .ittlc Theatre '38 College Band '38 ff!! XWP. N-... Orchestra '37, '38 A College lflnsemhle '37, '38 If I I jirvmm GLDNEY, West , Le: Ccrclf: Francais '38 4 V Wvxmau, CQREENHILL, I b , , Lf: Cerclc Francais i 53 Soloist. Mixed Chorus lv xi, ' i t , Q ,N Tennis '38 X3 1 ,.,: Y, K .W-v Orchestra Soloist '37, '38 . Pmfrox GRAHAM, Malakog . Basketball '37, '38 f- K Football '37, '38 fi , B1 W .ll' ' li at isdn 31 0 . is ,I x lk LUCLLLE HARl'l2R, Hillsboro QA: f wqlz Dorus HARVEY, Brandon W. A. A. M ixed Chorus LYNN Hzmsuey, H illsbmfo College Ensemble '37, '38 Mixed Chorus '38 junior College Q1-n SSL x W '.Qos: Jg?:?,' t,fli ' if l iifvgg ' tig 5-N X - Q A X . 'P l Flu-fN'C'i,l-'C'fX lk.,-,.-.,r.x,x.Lx A M.. ,.NA.JvN.fLisJLfl -A -,,. .L N A ' -'Lux ,-.. :Ux- F3 ,M.V'LvRM- Clfmzs llmuu xc, Hillsboro Post Gradume K' - . Orfheslra '37, '38 ' Q SV an ' Band '38 :L f 'S' l 5 .:,., s Ross jrzxwmus, Bynum , ll LQ Ccrclc Frzmcais '38 , Q Fr-:axons Kxxxunv, ,llhlmit My Yell Leader '38 XV, A, A. '38 Little Theatre '38 MRS. ANNA NIML LINDSEY I1'ill.sburo Hillslmro L T, . -V lfkfxrvxxrg l..1VlNGS'1'0N W. A. A. '37 ROY Nlclfowx, llfhilrzry ,ggi-,4 9. Little Tlxcrxmg '37, '38 .-Xmuml '37 French Club ' lisrmik Nlrlluux, llzllslforo XA 7,78 Annual '37, '38 gf' Chieftain '38 , l ff B ELLIE Klux, ,lqznlla XV. A. A. '37, '38 Home licouomics '31 W I .ELLMNE TWERIIDITIX, Hilllhom ' Member of One-Act Play Lirtlc Tlxczxtrcr '38 Yell gl 38 , A: ..,. . Vim Prcsiflunl, '37 Mixed Chorus 'EH ' X 2, Q . Junior Scsgnnc '37. '38 President of junior Sesame' '38 '4' ' 'Q ra-unch Club '37, 'za Q' S i T. W. MITCHELI., Hillsboro lg N fll'CllffSl1'2i '37, '38 ' College Band '38 N1 College Ensemble '37, '38 - Little Thcatrc '38 1 ev f . Louisa IWITCHELL, Barry M W. A. A, ' ,ug - 4- 'W M 'L - v 1 lm. . ' PAELINE. Moors, Caflflu 2 ' 2 YV. A. A. - r Litxle Theatre 0, Ty M, B. NELSON, De Leon l A A Foolb' ll '38 , 4 ' - 4 K-. 1 . Qc ? WA 4 T6 XVALTER NOBLE, Blum l f 6 Basketball '39 '- Q' lamp, - P 'wig , ei 2 'ff' 1 ,, 1 1 W i ,,,,, R. L. NOlA'LIN, Hillsboro ,' 'L . f ' Immun PAGE, Hill.Y!lO1'0 ' ' H illsbom Mrrrov' Sports Writer El Guimior '37 1 , 'l-. .. czxncmm '37 7504! -- ' - NIARGARET ANN PASS, West l xfb H V ' J Little Theatre '38 . l 5' ' W A. 1 Q21 A ' Home 'Ec0nomiCs 37, '38 Q if ygfvf' 3' ' ' llfxmzmr Pxuxrr, Itasca W -,,, I -. ' ' 3 VV. A. A. '37, '38 ' Chieftain '37, '33 ff I, X V It A French Club '38 junior Sesame '37, '38 , . Ann al '37, '38 I--lomu Economics '37, '38 5 A 1tiatVe38 Little Tluzatre X A T C ' Q Ur 'c:11 2'6f ' A , , ,i cf 'LHYC 7, '38 ,li W Av .gl 'GV Q',g,,,.,..,,- ., , if , cd or '. . w jab ' 4 ' , ' 7 W lr 111aE,I'af' l f', Q,L' Q X. 5953- A - L, t' ll t tall ' , '38 ff 1 ' A 5 - W ' me-t in' ' ll 1 , I h V, ' W I' VV' 01 CHARLES PULLIAM, Hillslforu P r 15 , ' ff Little Theatre W Y L Debate f .' , 1, 'f ' ' ' In JEAA Sl-KNhONI,Hll1.Yl1010 , Little Theatre '37, '38 4 ' N , 7 H - junior Sesame '37, '38 Q 'f '- 45 Nlixcrl Chorus '38 ' M, ' f Class Ollicer, Vice llresident '37 Q E ' K ' Sweetheart of Snpllomore Class xg , 1 , Frmfx.. Sckrrgczs, Malone . . ' XV. A. A. , t , 0,4 1 Vmcxzvm Scmxcxss, Hillslzo-ro ' K Band '38 , W I Orchestra '37, '38 A. W ,, College Clarinet Quartet f rv- f College Ensemble '37, '38 , Mixed Chorus '38 2' - MAX SHELTON, Hillxboro g 1 ' Basketball '38, '39 :g.,,. - , ,,.. - - Baseball '38 hm Little 'Theatre '38 it I Manager of Football '38 BIARY Sinxmorqs, Idlillsboro . S . junior Sesame '37, '38 J64 ' A Little Theatre '37, '38 D ' F' ., ., . Chieftztin 67 'E Mixed Chorus '38 WAr.Tox SMITH, Brandon ,,-V ' Baseball '38 1 ' Lenrozw S'rRxm'v, Hillsboro , -1 Orchestra '37, '38 We ' ' College Band '38 Ensemble '37, '38 .7 l Little Theatre '33 A- , , French Club '37, '38 I - ., W Ronmr 'l'uox-irsox, Hubbard 5 If 7' .Q W, 7 - Football '37, '38 j 4 , . Q Basketball '37, '38 'AQ 23 Tennis '37, '38 ' 5 ,V N1 3 'Xl ,,,w Baseball '37 if Q- I . M-Ziyi.. I , I . f, ,0. Jfll f ff' ' . .. .,,,.. , Y: -A if RAYMoNn VRBA, West ' Baseball 1 I xg, sf ' AEJWX 6 g 0 gagpyw 5 wa? f A V 45 Qi! in f f ggi: xr AP All 55 9 nn- G ff in QQ A ff wig! 4 Bair 4-A , I 2 M Doms XVAGNER, Milford '121' 'hiefrain 'ss K ' : '2a2': 5 . 6 Ccrcle Francais '37 qslrfim Class Reporter 7 1 Q 7: - ib ut' lv 6'kToN YVALLACE, illshoro , eg- ..,. v f , . Q W, V? 5 V' It X I X, ,,w 1. I MARTIN YVALLXNG, Corsicana fl j ' 2 l Football '37, fi f 5 f L4 ,Y X M A ,. l fa: .l +A ff P V W Bdskeijll ffl, W E! , ff A , LUCILLE YVHITE, Bynum 4 X .Af if' , A, If A ,ff , ,, ? j junior Sesame Y X rj' AJ07 ' fl , ,, Q' , Little 'l'heatrf-QP ' WLM 5 Ax fl Q W4 V A l -' V Qs- Fi K' W. A,A. Q g 1 j 5' - ' I A . ' x if 65. 43 Mixed Chorus Q- . '- df 4, ' m lf 1 ' 7 JOHN T. XVILSON, Whimey . up M - we Ye111,eadm-'37, 'as ', W ' j L 'lz' President of Little Tlfcatrc , V L' . El Guiadm' -A ' HL- Chieftain Le Ccrcle Francais , N V Q l 'V Va P51 l l 'V i uj WILLIAM VAN W1NKLE, Whitney 0,01 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS .39 I'CS1'11T1C1'1 .f Z7 1 4 , . v J 57.1 'KP 4-4, I Gnovnn ll1LL1xc:, West 4 Prcsidmn of Freshman Class l ,A1.1 ' f' I I, 1 J' W 4L.'2z14',Q2ff8 - Hamm 'l'ALLr1Y, Itasca lfucxxcrh Club 'ws' junior Svsamc Arn for El Ciuiudor Reporter for Chieftain Sccrccarv-'Treasurer of Freshman Class lvoomzow BRYAN WH1'nfnc1,n Itasczz 1. Vice President of Freshman Class K: A Football Q- X Baseball gh M' Basketball Blullli Tom Axlxs, Abbot! - . Football - - Basketball ,. lm A 5 1 K,xTnRx'N Amrsruoxo Blooming Grove W. A. A. Archery, Dance, Tennis 1 . 3 bw N1-:RA ?NfAE Bmzcsm, Bynum W. A. A.-Tennis ' Home Economics 1 X ,, 41 M CHARLES Bmuu, Fmst - French Club 'V 4-F.. V WN s' FRAMQI1-1 jon Bam., Whimsy 1 Moxzms Baomcs Bxarzws, H illsbora ll ,V LAWTON BENNETT, Hillsboro E , A - C5 BALLY .Imp Bxmxsczomrz, HIZZSIIOTO W, W' ' Chieftain KW gi ---A is l 5593 Q ROBERT ALIQXANMLR, West College Band College Orchestra - 5 - RAY Enwxx Assure, Hillsbam i College Band College Orchestra ' ou F .-XLFRPLY, Hillsboro l orus 6-rw 1 Q iv ' Bl . mil. . 6? X ,lr ll l .. S522 'gl ::- - I ap 'L it- ? NV, M lll. mf, 4 n.. ,eff A L F1Q.Vif1'x r 4 X 0 q ,. 3 . Flipotfgz K. 7 ve 4 I Q. 5. -, fg FR.-xxx NI. BREEDING, Hillsboro 5.IAn'ruA BRICITHAUVI' Comrmm Cursicuna C' lub Mixed Chorus Linh: Thcam W, A. A. lulil,V11.I.ii Bnooks, Hillslzoro Liuie Theatre FRANK BRYA Football Baekctbzmll Rxrru ICLAINH BRYANT Ilillyhom K unior CUHCBC B'md A union' Colley' fJTK'l1CSll l cportu' LQ Ccrclc I'.I lllC'liS s ' l r ' 'L l ' L J I I , , . 1-Q. ' H W Ons Gmm' ISRYANI frost ? f fL ' .4 , A6 Q Dcclamzllion A ' '5'1-741+-L..4 6252214 kj. W. BURNE'1 l', Itasca I Q! ASV' Lois liR11 1'Alx Irosrm Frcshmrm Llass Tdxtor . Liule Thnmre 1 l- yxnne licouomxq Club X Vice President l Qgzf XVILLIAM Buns, Hillsboro ,Y ' V4 , j sw, 1 1' .3 Q Bmrxxa Blwxzaoss, Cirmicana ' iv lbomzm CAPM. Hillsboro XV. A, .-X. lHiStorizmJ J '.llC1llliS Club ' ' I Dance: Club V ALMA CATHRRINL-1 Coomsn, -. Chieftain Reporter M .4 1 W. A. A. M .- 1 ' gm Sy Licdc Theatre Q, 5 K W - . L X 's '- V jusiavn CLARK. Covington , iw French Club J My .Imax RQBRRT CABBHLI., Italy , Mixes? Chorus L :,.. ' W E WU 'T Qs . L I' A jfxmss Mfumxcs Ciux-Jrr, Hillsboro as ,Q ' Cfnly . jour: Dia Coma, Hillsboro A W Lolzxsrg COLEMAN, Hillsboro f 0' W. A, A. K A L Little Theatrc French Club , X Chieftain Reporter ' ' ll' A Rrrn CUNAWAY, Hillslmro A Am Ilomurx' CRAFT, fllvamrlo Tennis 1. C. Caoucr-1, ltasnz Debating Mixed Chorus G. B. CURRY, Hillsboro NlART!lA ANN Comm, Ciorsicmzu Little Theatre W. A. A. Les Causcuses Mixed Chorus BIARY Axx Comma, Gram! T.'If.'lU ffoiglgyg W I f7Xf 51'0N. Grlmzlview A Iirrug AJAX mx. Hillslforo if A f 1 Home Econoxnics Club . ' W. A. A. ' vix A Band Alf A I' 2 Mixed Chorus 'A i lx I-A it ,. A N liluwmm Ckocklia, Hillsboro 3' K' A Q Tennis V V if . 5 ' A A Q7 S ', 4, K Y: g I A is 0 . . A +6 ' X' A N mr. 2 Q YFHOMAS B. CURLEE, Itasca X A .sl is 2 ' T yv x Mixed Chorus X 1 K 2 f, . Q . x Tennis Xl 2 : 3 3. ff ' Q Q .X K .. .Z A .CJ Cmusrma DAVIS Merlens Mixed Chorus W. Af A. fTennis Clubp 2 H4 WW we H k -'Q ff? . '1.. AA .. ' yd' , ..,. Q. M I 1 41- I jj' . l'l ll A ...v EW J. WV. DEAS, Malrrkojf Football A 'Q' '54 Tennis if- '-M - R W Norm EDNA DENNIS, Whitney by K y ' ' H .- A wt' 1 i -- - f4,wv1,P'?-L41-,,nJ-',.efi ,A,,a,. 1 ' O Jgfyg ,,,wsLL Dv-Yzliinfllllgg J , J 5' ' x gf P ,iv I ,CIW Nrif--A -H' -f w-sh.. X'g f' 2 V 9f' '5,'5'E'v' A -- I RA rn Drcxsox, Corsicanu ,-if Q,-f Q ' I , - L, Q- foozowfl, si HAROLD l'lAS'!'LAND, Hillsboro 1 K -' Y . - - . HAROLD EPTING, Abbott M ' 5 Q Football 6, '- I V, 1 -T1 igfwfd ' .Hut 1 L WM' ' Lms jim. TA ' nz hitne ,G . ll 5 ' tl D N FARQUHAR. Bynum I ittlc Theatre ' it - . B S ball Q V or if L av 5 , 51ARIE FAWCETT, Hillsboro X 4 1 YV. A. A. fArchery Club, , M fx vfennis clubp X4 U! CARL F1xn1.m' Hillsboro , sl Little Theatre . Assistant Business Mana El Guiador 6' 3 A 7 L Lu FIN Y, Hzllsb Little Theatre: Assistant Business Manager of EARL DLE FORD, Hillsboro Louis GARRISUN, West 0-ply VW! A El Guiudofr W 's 15 ESTALINE F osrzn, Abbott .Z ' A A' Home Econoxnics Club 7 Mixed Chorus ' WV. A. A. QRecreation Clubj b ' L vi W' . N . . ' Band l gb' W L . L BRYAN GLENN, Hillsboro 2 F qbl, V Z ? Mixed Chorus CSCCIGEHTY- Mxtnruan Gooiwmw, M ilfofd YV. A. A. ffennis Clubj xl - zlfor im IW GORDON, Hillsboro RAY. oxen GRAHAM, Mala!-:off MARY BETH GREEN, Lovington, New Mexico Little Theatre French Club YV. A. A. liditorialist for Chieftain , 01. WW,-f fi HNNIE GLASS, Aquilhz V Little Theatre ' l ' Treasurer? ff if .,.. . ,ty , tie 2 I f 1329 D 4 A ' x Q K at N Q ! K VC ,,A. . 1.5- .'..., is : .s 2. '5 '. - 2 ,QWM ik , 1 , ' we Basketball ' 9 gulf : .v J X ' 9 . . 3 , .. - TJ Q. an A JAMES PALL HALBERA, Corszcrma s A 3 3 ,.. , , , ' -0 9 T. JL .1 Q .D at l Li f ' ' K Down. Lois HALTOL1, Hillsboro Junior Les Causcuses Chieftain Staff Mixed Chorus Little Theatre W. A. A. CHARLES I-Luznxs, West Mgr. of Football CuA1zL1:s HERIUNG, Hillsboro Little Theatre C Band QColor Bearerj Home Economics Club College T rio Rox' HAMILTON, Hillsboro I. CHARLES HEARN, Italy Little Theatre ANNA Bum: GILLEY, Whitney French Club. .gee 19 ' . - 1 SAfu,z,Nx, .gmJLq,,kt,,Li ,Wy UV, ,Q-,,,H,XW5 4u rf I' f ' l 'W 5 2. t wr i A . . 4 H-1 -' fl 'H ' E if-L i.,f+--x.Lte Af' ---Ce ...- J-L. E 6-La. WWW -L 1 ,. 5 f' nf sv' ' A , x x . 3 J . , , .,f -Y , J W 4 i I :A ,C V ' ,fr L X' 15.1 . -A , .ff !,'J' xx X Li I, 51,1 xx x Q - . Af' : Xl L 'fffl Jjf' lWARGARET Hrawsrr, Hi sboro L C . , 5 W, A, A. qfxfchery clung i CL K' , -2, 4. X 'I' ' Home Economics Club ' WELDQN I-Iron, Cleburne sl - , : v 2 b g ' L 1 L g A C MA At: LEE HQLLAND, Alvarado -V ' 5 ' , A. fllccreation Clubj v in ,,.. ,, 1 x 1 'Pin BILLY DOYLL HURLEY, Corsicana M ixed Chorus 4 '5 ,ig fi Mxmxsn HKJPPER, Grandview Home Economics Club . , KATHRYN HOVLE, Abbott French Club zbl A 5' Mixed Chorus - : ' 'M I Liule Theatre W j, Speech ff W. A. A. fTennis Clubj .ni Dow HUDSON, R11 CATHERINE HULL, Milford ' Home Economics Club President, fir 'Term W C if hi? .- ' ovls HQYLE, Abbott , X , I A V I x , K x, 51 Wy J ,L Corsicana 'lub 2 'W 2: Tennis ,R QA Q - wr. I v ffm ' Q K' -' Ricfmnn jonxsrox, Alvarado V Mixed Chorus K EDWIN FRED jomzsow Mixed Chorus ELSIE MAE KENNEDY, Abbott W. A. A. JEAN joxns, Frost French Club Home Economics Club join: D. K1-:Nmucx, Vaughan flaw A409041 -14-L44 Aw. ,. f li I 4 I , 'Hb' l jf .Ox NIARTHA Lzxnsrzy, Hillsboro W. A. A. Qllance Club, Archery Clubj 1 wmfy I df GP Qmxcw KIBLXNGER, Abbott French Club BILLIE KING, Blooming Grave Tennis YVALTEIL KAY, Corsicrma . MARION CImNnLI:Iz nw y Grandviewx Basketball I Tennis jf, . ' CHRISTIAN WILLIAM Lmmwxcz, QF? ff, Grandview , f Basketball . Tennis Bmmm jon Lfwcmno, Martens Home Economics Club W. A. A. QTennis Clubj Lillie Theatre, Secretary-Treas. RAY C. LANGFORD, Hillsboro ' ,Zfoog Cam! Q Z: 2? J 2 PAUL ALBERT LEHMANN, West joe DAVID LITILE, Hillsboro MAIZDELL Lovin, H ifisbaro ' Russo Luco KIARGERY McCowN, Whitney C ESTLEY as e b a ll K fwfr , West L , Martens M ixcd Chorus Band Mui b Jfffmi wwf I. a ' o , 99' 13. 'Y I 1 nl, A II lI I I l W lb 1 lo ,. M 'Vlfffl iii W W fl f liz ala 'gm 01 ell, xx i aw 3 JAMICS AICCLURE, Hillsboro College Orchestra College Band College Ensemble if V V CECIL G, blCc2UlRE, Milford U3 t li.. ' A If Ig fl A EMILY ANN Mfxmn, Hillsboro W' ' WK ' f u Little Theatre l P it A M ' w. A. A. I X 3 fs.. ' on ELIMBETH NlAj0R, Milford , ' .LJ Q W W. A. A. Cfeunis Club, Dance of-ji V' I 'fn l ' Q ,-,, .,.-', 5 ' ,',2:' Club, Archery Clubj 'L - 1'V2'- f U . W., French Club Little Theatre Gil ' Home Economics Club ., ,Q .W , 0- PQ Wk Mfxrzczua NlAR'l'lN. Hillsboro 1 I , C W. A. A. QTc:unis Club, Y A Archery Clubj M' of ' 5 Ji, R, fi S GARLAND XlAT'l'HI'LNVS. Mayhelzl QQ ,VV.' 4, . I lsr- 9 ' Nlkllliigifl' of Basketball XQ 3 ' L ' V- - A ' Football X Q ' , 4 Coach of Baseball ' ' l , 9- -11 ,-,. Q I ,C r iff l,,. .S xx J' I 1 V Q MAnm,xxz NlIDlJLEBRO0KA, Hz'lI.shoro , ' A - iii-. af -no -X 1.4. . tz., .,.A, A E fx ini igv uf Q N - r 2 ss--...vf 2- A ' W .f ,,.. '. J l bills ei?-'ix i' XJ AY. sl 'X l.., C. MORGAN. Corsicana Corsiczma Club 1 lf - EVERNT YVELTON MORGAN, M i lforrl 6 . CHARLES jmnas Moszs, West PM W KJ Nb-0 ROBERT NHJRPHY, Hubbard '. French Club 3 Fnftxcrzs O'CoNNmz, Hillsboro French Club junior Sesame M ixed Chorus H. L. PARKS, Hillsboro Football Basketball Baseball on IG A 1 V4 V 5 -I Q fffff 2' WP aff ' A 'l NAMJIK CATHERINE Plums, 3 -' , Hillsboro I ' ' Band Mixed Chorus f - fm A I 'F Ensemble w. A. A. l KMHRYM PATRICK, Corsicama lll, I -' 7: junior Les Causeuses al .--- -1- 7 ' JI 3 ' VV A A. 'I -I f :' f I winced thorns ' Lime Theatre W Mm, 'ZN' Corsicana Club 6 fx ' XVINNIILL PEm:N,Hill.sl1om I ' ' Linde Theatre ,,,,, Society Editor of Chieftain Mixed Chorus 30' - , Www ' , W, A. A. junior Sesame 'JI of jp Band QStanclard Bearerj College Trio .. YVILLIAM CLAIIIIE PIERCE Shefirlan, .flrkmzsaai I , ' College Band ax' V1 Q I College Orchestra A i ,I .J ukj wg: .I I .. lang ? College EDSCYI1bl.C vf I ' X tjlti 1331: M I 4 E V'ICTOR JERRY Poxcm, West -' - , 555 '4 Q , Q ' ,U-f'Wl N Jfflfffr I -IIII 5' I W 0' MJMA7 J lY3ff f5 l'II. llrl I w .p I I 16 W 'A 'ij,fJv W ' ' Glwwof 'lmj 1 VI 95 rl 9 W NORINE POWER: FWS! WM Wy fx L K ' ll' 4 Home Economics Club 2 I - ' I -,. w. A. A. 1 ' Cl b ff lf:-M,-gl -I , , fmfivl mms u J ., V, A4ANILLAj q-0 , I Y 1 I ' I T .DA PYIIURN, Corsicrma . ' Little Theatre Q X I - Corsicana Club J, ' ' I 'x junior Les Causeuses 2 5 'bo I , W, A, A, , as RAC:-IAEI. Item RAINES, Whitney A I' French Club Home Economics Club H N K JACK RAYMER, Hillsboro 'FV' ' Tennis V 4 Baseball , fi ' , I L N V V. , , fr ,f f ,I I a'S?'9' -'-,.5.-::. Q ..,..: arf..-...a-.le ' M fifllflf fi l Q JAMES RAYMIQR, Hillsboro 3 5 L I A Baseball .5 ,gal ' Wi V' .ll V K , HAP' Tennis K f V A . if ' R 6 I 3,75 , -f C w R H X' I :., Q' I so Q., I ,. . mivzs, C emma I , . L n ., , . ,Q C G ' Q . ..,.'I I , ' CELESTI: REID,HillSb0T0 ,,,,... uuul W if ' ' ' V I I 1 V W. A. A., quam Club, ' I I s 3, PM Tennis Clubj -'- - fl r J ,J Home Economics Club V 2' Il' ' . IK , fm , ' iff TRAVIS ROGERS, Hzllsboro 9 if . 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Chieftain Reporter jf A I ff . 7,1 gba, News Editor for Chieftain 1' T T it G- - . N af-1 if' JUANITA Smxrtiq, Frost Q LT - Little Theatre K- ' L w. A. A. . fL.,4 4' Home Economics Club QTrcas.j w fl - Q 'xl Freshman Sweetheart ' S C 2 Q41 . W' , 4: li ix'lYRA Luiz SMITH, Itasca ' Z' 4 if w. A. A. T X 'Eff mf f j. DUDLEY S1'x-LPHENSON, Hillsboro I ' kv, K French Club x.,,, Little Theatre fp! t .. X 4 Business Mgr. of El Guiador i ' K it 1 , L P ,-W, , I 5 V fi in K LILLIAN FRANCES SGA, ' H '- . xQ'f.'J,f yf ' A Q ii 5' 4 gy . A L ' 1, fi Q l IZTHTLLYNE SULLINS, Martens S it W Kxxxzrn TAvLoR Hillsboro Asst Business Mgr of Fl Guzador ,F A , 5 I X Q .',., i Little Theatre s V ., , ., 'fi 'git . - h, . .TV .46 1 , .J i L a . i.'g.9F ri A 3 Q 75,1 Q fi J' x f al J 1 ,Ii , . FRANCES jfxxa TRAYLOR, Malone i ff' ,f 'D - a -' ir W. A. A. Q'I'cnnis ciuby y ,ig L ij' f Dams Uzmznwoon, Aquilla X 'M W. A. A. QTcnnis Clubj if he A ', Chieftain Reporter i ' A-:, . X Lmif Theatre VQ X I ' , Photographvr for El Guiaclor W ., .. k i girwg Mixed Chorus ' Home Economics Club X Q Vice Presidem, First Term 1 Q President, Second Term , fav Upszmw, West .IQ A French Club QVicc Presidcntb A i- 3 fb Little Theatre: , M News Editor for Chieftain ax Pi Tennis C-X9 V V1ncxNxA WEBB, Hillsboro V X 5 w, A. A. gums cluby F A A A A 1 Simi FRANCES WILLIAbIS,HiliSb0?'O F 5 ,E 9 WW I French Club Qlleporterj 3 ?,' ' b .Q W t -ff' 2 , XV. A. A. fTennis Club, ,, 1 N fi si . . 'Uv iw' Dance Clubl B Q fl' . J' 1 9 7 ,Q 'MTM I iw Mixed Chorus j, 1 I 'if' 'fp rf Y Chieftain Reporter ' f' I , . L L ' joimxin WULU As, Milford ' W A Footballl ff 4' Baseballff, f I j X , .V eg W fi-ff - 5. xvim sviimhmizfowz wi L X jf gh f:.'L- , .... A Q. M1 ,X 6' ' , J jg ' , 5' f , fi f .W 1 ngjjgg- Q K VL, ,, Hou. 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First Term Spanish Club El Guiador blARGARl'lT Home Home Economics Choral Club Dramarir Club El Guiador YVANDA BARGER Home Economics Oscixn Biauc lX'lARY Fmzeczs Bmcaicixixxzzw fs M Home Economics liwiiism. - - , Dramatic Llub 9 ,horal Club z MARY RUTH BLOUN1' -2 Q if f x Choral Club i 'f Q' Dramatic Club ss ' w . , V' lb I K' Spanish Llub Q 33' j-' fl Home Eccmomics , I A ' V junior Les Cziuseuses X- 1 mfs QRMSWM Maw. 1 K ' V ll 7:3 . V 5' ' 31 ' ' 'E lj ig Q ! W .l lb LYNEVA BRYAN H Home Economics . Qi 4 C 1 W iff' 4 f ' if .M -vw Doius jo BUSH fm If fbi ' Choral Club Egg H lf: X U A A Dramatic Club i Spanish Club Afg r sz: i w V- Lfffh :gig L 'L l ERNESTINE CAMPBELL Home Economics Sf' W-mv' 1 MW mxlipzl .. - -' gi . . ... ... : : ,Q if g J HN.: X . 4 S 4 35 Eiiiii' ' Sl W , :F 1:24 Q ' A - iiffxf ' N ,: mms? K - s Qmwl 5 H - V- l w pfcg , f '. 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' A 4 ,Q Y- lw 2122 E 11- F l rw' We . W ' ...Y . fb .lf :H 1: . In A Q . - ' 5 14555 Mp.-, A 1 fb Q. 4 4.1 l 1 FLURA NlARlE flllAjARDO Home liccmomics Club Choral Club ELTON HARXVELL Basketball Baseball Tennis Boxing F. F. A. j. C. Hmaxxorrvx Band Camera Club Loxximi HARDIN Home Economics Club FRANCES HARPER Home Economics Club Spanish Club jfxcxsox HART F. F. A. A. llos:sE'x'r Spanish Club Band CHARLES NEAL lfmcu F. F. A. QQANUS Club Club VAN Gsomzrg F. F. A. Wfmxmx FERc:usoN F. F. A. Baseball flLADYS lfunmmm Spanish Club Home lifonomics Club 1-l,xRN1ss'r1NE Gfmxxn Yell Leader Choral Club Dramatic Club Home Economics lmozmln GIRAULT Home Economics Club Drmnatic Club Basketball Volleyball I .. U. V 25. 2. ,. In ,r . 3. L .,..,,,1L1, A 4 v A E ,QM ,Qs l, if 'Q 'K Qs. HN N t - .E. 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I Tumms TURNER Football El Guiador Chieftain Basketball GI.YNN VVALLACE Baseball ROBERTA YVHEELER Tennis Chieftain junior Sesame Choral Club Spanish Club Dramatic Club FLOYD VVILSON F. F, A. jo En YUATTHEYVS Track Baseball RUTH TWILLIGLAR A Home Economics Volleyball Lois YVEBB Volleyball Home Economics O4q,2,, w-Qu Jmmms G-UL, Lhgs vxobil., VVILLIAM Worm Track Basketball Football Speech Club LAMAR YOUNGBLOOD El Guiador Camera Club FRANCES 'TITTLE GLORIA Tuonpsorw Home Economics Spanish Club Choral Club Chieftain Spanish Club 'P:cJJZLe. Ulf JOHN CLYDE CLEVELAND In Memoriam U1'1iOI'S .TUNNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LIARY Blass ALLEN Vice President GENA PULLIAM Secretary-Treasurer TAMA DELL PORTER President VXRGINIA BLOUNT Reporter Z l 1 l F3 L Blum wvavr. mdknd-,,nMaJnM , ui! .Q.-J-...M-.i.--, ,4..,,,..,o-,M-J .,..f-.x.9asfa- eu-' L-t9-'-A-1 QOJ19-f-5-1' .'Q..a...gx.0-1 XJ--QPQ v-Q-kg QQ.,-,f111x'. xidsu 44.0-D .9.,...vuv.,o- . 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'P ,. 3, in ,, 'gf , x .,,'+ o FUTI RE HOME MAKERS CLUB PTc?,Sid671l-' Bommi Cocaswnu, Vice Presideni- .EARNESTINE CAMPBELL Secretary- Q MAP.cAR1a'r SIMMONS Tafeasme r- NIAMYP1 jo NICDQQWAUJ Repo1'te1'- . GI.ORlfX ffl-KOMPSON Pa1'liamenimian- M Mzc:A1u:'1' ANN MASH Song Leader- Emfm jfacx Coz.Qm'rr PirznisZ- Suuuxzx' PEDEN 3- COLLEGE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President- Dosus Umnmzwoon First Vice President- Lors BRITIAIN Second Vice President- NIARGARET HI-Lwxrr Secretary- JEAN JONES Treasurer- JUANITA SMITH Reporter- .IULIA ELLIS Parliamentarian- ANNETTE Cocswxu, Historian- Noxuzwz PONDER Mvlydff- 411-Z-...Q Sponsor: Miss MARION Ds Srmzo. I. Dc Shazo, jennings, Bryant, Clarnpitt, Crowder, Gabbcrt, Brown. ll. Raines, Meredith, Hoyle, Carrico, Stockarcl. III. Cooper, Coleman, Kiblinger, O'Conner, Greenhill, Barker, McCown, Allen, Ruzicka, Williams. Parlez vous Francais? These folks do. They LE CERCLE FRANCAIS are the members of Le Cercle Francais, a club made up of students raking French. Miss De Sham is the teacher and sponsor. She not only believes in ceaching 'lla's. but also in having fnn--Lhe clubs treasure hunt was evi- dence of that. During the year, the sophomore portion of the class cnterlained rhe H. C. student body with an assembly IDYOQTZIIII made up of a French play, French torch-song, etc. Ncxc year they' hope to sponsor a Thanksgiving field trip to New Orleans. i' Rossrmn Bxoww-President Second Term. t ELMNE 'Mxxusnxrn-President ' F int Term. jg, mm mmm La Tertulia 'A .vw-W Sponsor: REED Dawsow Si, si, Senorita, this is La Tertnlia, the Spanish Club. This is a High School Club made up of first and sec- slvi A i 4. s Ellen Davis, Arabella Barnett, and Nancy Dennis in the Christmas Pageant. Mr. Dawson and the oflicers of the club. t l ond year Spanish students. They sponsor several programs during the ' year, and in the spring the club has its annual banquet. President Charlotte Chiles and Mr, Dawson, Sponsor. 'vi The cast of the Christmas Pageant, which La Tertulia presented the week before Christmas. G+-H--IIPZ'PPUU USCIIHG 21 Z! N is 5. ' Q 572' O C73 U' y--'Q QUE' EFT T. '92- me ,.. QN 55 'C 702 5? 57 575 fo '35 35 F7 si? NH '73 '6'v-. :FD 2-2? ET'-3 .. 2? ' 5 Q4 m5 NH 09 wg Ffa' an-Z' is 3 5' 32 N U5 '1 fb F? I 33 no O U' U' ... fb o U2 fe OFFICERS Sponsor-Mns. M. G. Noam. President-TEDDY BLUUNT V ice President-TAMA DELL PORTER Secretary-T'rea.su1er-MARIE Hoon Repafter-Vmmxm SPEARS Second Row: Tama Dell Porter, Marjorie Maiers, Teddy Blounl, Margaret Ann Mash, Doris jo Bush, Ernestine Campbell, Mary Frances Blackburn, Mrs. M. G. Noell. Thircl Row: Ervin Gerrick, Madrid Boots, Charles Crawford, Sims Buttram, Edwin Jones, George Nlahakos. CONTEST PLAY Not Quite Such a Goose cAsr George Vlahakos Mary Frances Blackburn Bobbie Cogswell Edwin jones Teddy Blount v-.71--i ' M Nw., ,,fgw . ,... ROSTER i I l'1'lP-'5P liPi'f1m -l F'l1l 'l l+-lv--wk I. Taylor, Pulliam, Wcatherby, Carroll, Findlay. II. Pruitt, Haltom, Hoyle, Underwood, Cogswcll, Kennedy, Blum, Ellis. III. Hcarne, Hallmark, Meredith, Green, Langford, Moon, Coleman, Stockard, Pedcn, Mr. R. H. Perry, Sponsor IV, 'Wilson, Siddons, Carrico, Brooks, Epting, Van Yvinkle, VVhitf:, Sansom, McCown, Pruitt, Herring, Fintlley Bell john T. W'ilson, President of the Little Theatre, proud- ly exhibits 'sg the State Trophv The Flight of the Herons' fWinner of second place at State Contestj Calif: Elaine Meredith, Catherine Cooper Charles Hcarnc, john T. W'ilson, Dudley Stephenson of the at actress. Back-stage action is usually more stirring than the actual play. This group is frantic- ally preparing for their ap- pearance in the Christmas playa. . M. W 9. .3555 . s 5 - ...:,, - ,,.. , Q ., Elaine Meredith, winner V ard for the best ENSENXBLE ORCHESTRA Director' W' I RDIS l . . .. A First row: Streety, Pennington. Scruggs, Alexzmder, Parks, Gabbert, Hensley, Herring. Secoml row: McClure, Pierce, Bryant, Patterson, Mitchell, Anglin, Wagoner. Third row: Greenhill, Bell, Cobb, Mtflonalcl, Ardis, Haltom, Peden, Davis. This is the College Ensemble with its director, Mr. Bill Arclis. The Ensemble has been presented in several assembly progrmns in both College and junior High. During the year, this group has made a number of trips to surrounding towns Lo appear Mfith the Ensemble, on the left, are Louise Bell and Wynclell Greenhill, soloists. On the right is-the College Trio. Here are Miss Milburn and her College Trio, The Blue Notes M Donal Lois Haltom, Wilmell Pedexi, and Christine Davis. before their student bodies. lu every instance they were enthusiastically received f ir -0 CHORAL CLU Director: Miss Nell Milburn. Accompanzst: Lyiidal Lowrcy. Left to right: McDonald, Robertson, Harper, Davis, Ganus, X'Vhcelcr, Hogg, Bush, Chiles. Cloigswcll, Hiiltom, Nix, Frances Harper, Steele, Spears, Nlaicr, Simmons, Cole, Dorsey, Pulliam, Blount, Crorkcr, Meredith, Allen. Guajardo, Dennis. This is the High School Choral Club, wich their director, Miss Milbtirii. They won suoml place in thc county contest for choral clubs, 'Ilicy ccrtziinly dcsvrvctl at lcgial this plate il' tho assembly program they pzmvixtrtl tltiring the year was am example of their work, Miss Lymlal Lowrcy is uiicompaiiist. Those three smiling faces belong to Shirley Pcden, Mary Ellis, and Dorothy Galiga-tlie junior High Trio. Wwwrw' A .idk rf F ' Q HIGH SCHOOL BAND Director: W, L. Am:-is First row: Yvallace, Crawford, Counts, Langford. Second row: Meredith, Haltom, Patterson, Siclclons, Smyth, W'o1E, Davis, Ardis. Third row: Breeding, Ganus, Phillips, Cook, Batis, Cogswell, King, Mitchell, Watson, Brown, lfourlh row: Crocker, McDonald, Mfashman, Ribble, Mann, Galiga, Pauling, Breeding, McCullough. Fifth row: McClure, Turner, Pcden, Blount, Leverett, Dorsey, Beavers, Ellison, Smith. Sixth row: Breeding, Wallace, Wagoner, Patterson, Dossett, Music, Dorsey, Walker. Seventh row: Bullock, Rogers, Pennington, McDonald, Moore, Scott, Peden. Drum Major, Anne Meredith, Hsteppin' it off around the square. Hana Sweetheart Mary jo Sw Tollison flashes one of her dimpley smiles. COLLEGE DANCE ORCHESTRA COLLEGE BAND - W. L. Anms, Director Nm ............................,....,..................-- , THE CHI FTA1Nl Official Organ of The Hillsboro College e Published Bi-monthly THE STAFF Editor ..,,,.., ..,. . N,.... ,...., J Q e Pruitt Assistant Editor ,....... ...., N . Julia Ellis Business Manager ,..,,..,.,. ..,,......... . .. .,... . .... .,A.., J ack Dobbs I Assistant Business Manager ,. ...,,...,,..., ,, Marjorie Rohemsgm if ,News Editfors .,v, . ,.,.. ..l.,,N. , wocxd, Ray llpslmaw X' Sports Editors A... , , Tlwornas Turner, John T. Wilscm Ecliiorialist .,.. Winnell Peden oocildzj 'Pinter Feature Editor .... ,.,,, Lmuse Bell X Roy Bishop Circulation Manager ....,... ., ......... ...,. . . .......... .. Assistant Circulation Managers ..,...V Guy Mmm, Billy 35 7 Branscome fkeportersx Frances Crowder, Annette Cogiwell, Doris Wag- ner, Siby! Williams, Edwin Davis, Iiartiet-Pruitt, Amr Bobbie Wheeler, raging. small- lt , Mary Beth Greenl I Meredith, Anita Blum, Donal Luis Haltom, Mary Sid-A? dons, Louise Culemam, Glcwria THGIHDSOH, Cizxistinei Bemis, Lois Britton, and Doris Underwood ,.,....., ff' A... X S Editor. . .A . I..itcI'aI'y Editor . . . 0YglllIl22JllOIl ..., Sophoruorc Class Editor Frcshtnan Class Editor Senior Class Editor . . junior Class Editor . Athletic Editor . , Kodak . . . Circulation . . . . Assistant Circulation . Art . Business. . . . Associate Business . Typisls . Q Sponsor . . The art stall inspect their work .md hnd It good THE STAFF YG Edll . ANNIi'I I'E Cooswnu, . . Lousy: BELL . . . JUIJA ELLIS . Gwtax Sroczmxtlx . Lots BRITTAIN . . . NlARGARE.T I-loco HARRY VVARD PIxT1'xRsox . . . THOMAS TURNER . Dxaxran SHEFFIELD Romzkr MOORE Doms Umnenwoon . JOHN T. YVILSON . XVILLIAM Dfxvrsox jon PRUITI . BILLY SCIIMIIJT LOUISE joan.-'IN HELEN 'FALLY Iouxma Yot:NGnI.ooD RosAI.I1i BROWN . DUDLEY Srmwmxsox . . KENNETH TAYLoR CARL FINDLEY . Hfmnrm Pktzxvr ESTHER lNlClYlAHAN . . Miss Dtmuzv Bob M oore, President Margaret Mash, Vice President Bobby Erwin, S ecre tary Helen C. Wfashman, Repofrfer Mrs. F.. T. McC1ana- han, Sponsor 'xx' fx Qtek ? Q 8 25? Q' 1 , .V . .r eds ,4 1, at v , ,T A I s..- sw 2 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor . . . MR. R. H. RABB The F. F. A. fFuture Farmers of Americaj have been unusually busy this year. Above, you see them-with their sponsor. Mr. Rabb-demonstrating some of the features of their years pro- gram. One concrete example of the progress they have made is the cup that was won in the Poultry judging Contest at Waco. Again, several members of the group were presented in zz program over Station W A C O. In February the Future Farmers sponsored a boxing tournament at the gym. Another high- light of the year was the Father-and-Son Banquet. It is interesting to note that the forty chickens served at this banquet were raised by one Future Farmer as his project. .w al 'im V CORSICANA CLUB President . . . . . L. C. AiXfORGAN ff Vice President . . . MARTHA ANN C0014 Secretary . . . IWARTHA BREITHAUPT Reporter ........ THEDA PYBURN Program Chairman ,T . . KATHERINE PATRICK Treasurer . A .,.,. LUc1LLE LEONARD ROSTER JAMES PAUL HALBERT THEDA PYBURN LUCILLE LEONARD IWARTHA AAN Coon KATHERINE PATRTCK RTXLPH DICKSON THOZVITXS SHTVERS EDXVARD SIYIITH BiARTHA BREITHAUPT L. C, IXJORGAN 'QQ DEBATE CLUB EV. I. Hui., SIUOVZSOY 1 44 ALLEN, Pl:Lx,xAM, HII.I,,, Sponsor, ELLIS, Cocswsu. IIOYLE BRYANT ORATORY E. P. ALI,EN, Sponsor E. P. ALLEN Well, Mr. Hill, this is evidently a girl who lets school interfere with her education. of Bet your daddy told yciu chewing tobacco wasn c good for little boys. Who could that boy he? The women know, betcha. The pause that refreshes. And not just nat 10, 2, and 45' but between all classes. What? wrong, Roy--is Chris getting all of it? Two stalwart Indians, Walling and Williams, with Chief Wahoo. He's the Balloon that we never got to see at the Weatherford game. A 5 K Girlol cramming docsrft do one bit of good. iwho We know Who Billy Joe's dreaming about-but what Moontruck???? wrong with the others? ATHLETICS Heres the place on which all our strugg2,les-Moll an athletic xmture-Lake place. YVe're not conceitecl, but we think Frazier Field--with its hedge of green on the sweet side-is the prettxest lielcl in the junior College Conference. In the fall, Lhrongs fill the grandstand to see Junior College and High School games. Truly it is E1 thrilling sight to us lovers of H. C. to sit there and watch the Indians or Eagles gallop over the green while the baud blares H011 Hillsboro or 'iThe Seoity Song . In the spring, the main Frazier Field event is the Intersellolastie League Meet. 1 5 ,M .lui .., 4 H..-WW 0 COLLEGE THLETICS These two able coaches were the tutors of the 1939 Indian team. Their sincere and diligent efforts were Lhe main factors in the line showing of the Learn. l GALIGA PAYNE This spirited quartet was responsible for the cheering part of the Indians' attack. Their work on the sidelines vied with that of the teznn on the field. S CRAFT KENNEDY M EREDITH W ILSON I 1 i Row: Galiga ffioachj, Campbell, House, 'Wheeles, Wfalling, Gra- ham, Sowell, Deas, Harris Chianagerj, Rogers, Akins, Payne M-'J ffioaclmj. Second -Row: Mfhitfielcl, Carrol, Thompson, Bryant, Kirk, Parks, Nel- son, Xvilliams, Denny, Holloway. Third Row: Shelton Qhianagerj, Norton, lipting, Bennett, johnson, Matthews, Bledsoe, Amelunke, Rhea. AMELUNKE GRAHAM BENNETT VVALLING Fullback Fullback Halfbaek End WILLIAMS Mfu PARKS DENNY NIATTHEWS I-Ialfback f, 'Zu' Center End Tackle 4 L , ,Va 'Q - , 1 ,fl 1 A MM y y JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL The 1939 Indian grid team presented Hillsboro with a brand of football which will not be seen again in seasons to come. It was undoubtedly the Hashiest, most colorful Indian eleven to roam the striped field for years. Winning or losing, they were on the gridiron fighting, fighting, lighting, and 9 1 knit'-N41 threatening from the opening whistle to the last. Featuring a passing campaign which was a thing of beauty, the Red Men displayed football as it should be played: wide open, cleanly, competitively, shrewdly. The team of '39 was not impressive in respect to wins and losses, but it was the most courageous crew to ever don Indian togs. Time after time it led more powerful teams by sheer force of will power, only to have superior man-power crush it at the last moment. It led the Decatur team the entire game WIHITFIELD joHNsoN KIRK t CAMPBELL uarterback e Guard Tackle Guard fi WEE 5 e 3: X X5-LQ , Q? X I 3 . E n F 4. V.. - 'E 'li' 3 l .... . ,. WA, 1. 'if 5 J.. 1 1' 35 .-:I f - ' it :I 1 if it ' it ' I ,: 7 ' A 7.i,.fE..afx'a,,y:. W V 1. ,.,, M i .:...r -A - - , f .33 r ,.,,,.:x.,t .g..:.5 b 1 ' 'J' L 2 f 2 5 ii I ft 2 BRYANT Aitms T HELTON and HARRIS Center Halfback End Managers until, in the last quarter with two minutes to go, a had pass from center lost the game, 25-l8. In their game with Schreiner Institute, one of the most powerful teams in this section, the score was tied When, with only 40 seconds of play remaining, a heart-breaking field goal gave the game to Schreiner. On battle scarred Frazier Field the team set a high-scoring record for recent years by massacring Westminster, 83-0. The Indians placed two men, A. Bennet and Doc Wall- ing, on the all-conference team, and a third, Garland Matthews, made the second selection. ,. in A , iw , X im Q . if M kr 4 QW M 2 ' NJ il li elm, Q ' dl miwff , , A' . W N., mx .re ,,, Q as at 'K-Q4 ,WZ WW ig 'ua i' QW iii is f 'X is ,, - - ' ' , Y -- ,V ..,.. .. W yn Q 'rg ' as ' N ,V K4 ' A 'ffeff A t '4t 'D'bL'N'-ItI'iHCnD2-U25 F1Cll'I1t 't 'OO First row: Carroll, Amelunke, Nichols, Akins, Shelion, Galiga. Secfmd 'rows Payne, Bryam, Grzihaim, Vfalling, Parks, Noble, Campbell GRAHAM BRYANT Norms CAMPBELL , Wilt-gi . 'I sting' . . A, ff . V . ,W t ,., M- S af' '55 sf W- ,. ,sp K ,W ,fa , for X , is A as ,. .. ,fy ly, ai KJ, W. .yi -Q V3 .W fs? . ' ' - Qs? of f 5:-. gt - 4 4 f ' ' ' , ,' r, 7 W Q, . 4, , ,. ,, ww. , , , to K. f f M, , fgyf' vig . ' V? t y , V7 ra. y li, ly In 1 f fig, a V ' F t is my W f We - Q iff itfffiesfasmeetrssrte COLLEGE BASK ET BALL The 1939 season was a bright one in the history of junior College basketball, for it was the past seasons team that emerged as the most colorful, well-balanced, conspicuous group of eourtmen in the last few years. In respect to wins and losses the Indians were not classed as impressive, but from the standpoint of playing pure, valiant basketball, the team through the season was unsurpassed. They defeated every independent and professional team which they inet, took games from the most powerful junior College aggregations of Central Texas, and went down in defeat under superior teams with all glory, sometimes in gruelling extra periods. A well-balanced first live carried most of the work for the year. This quintet, Campbell, Nichols, Noble, Al-tins, and Graham, were the main powers in the Indian attack, and were bolstered by a splendid reserve strength. The Indians for the past season occupied the unique place of being not statistically pow- erful as far as records were concerned, and yet being one of the rnost feared teams in the con- ference. They shocked the conference more than once, the first time by defeating N. T . A. C. 37 to 35, the next time by being edged out in an extra period by powerful john Tarleton, 39 to 36. It was such a spirit as this that placed the name Indians high in basketball annals. COLLEGE BASEBALL Coach: PALMA GALIGA Left fo right: Carroll, McDonald, Shelton, Mfhitiield, Campbell, Parks. Second ww: Galiga, Denny, Raymer, Viallace, Walling, Langford, Amelunke, Sparks, Mgt. Caach: A. E. KIDD Left to fight: james Raymer, Page, Rollins. S tcm ci ing: Raymer, Laclwig, Ladwig, Crocker. COLLEGE 5 TENNIS Qi H I G H S C H O O L A T I-I L E T I C S fackman Garner Bourland NI ercer bw V 4 --- V Q V hw- K 4 v--r H- V www , 1 M 1 L a N' wi?-uw . kv 122' qv! .,., H 4 of JAMES, lXIcL1sMoRx1Q, Dfxwsox This was the Lrio which was behind Lhc: Eagles for '39, Xkbrking Logcther as a smooth functioning unit, these capable IIICHLOTS guided the destinies of the Eagles wizh an csxpfsricxxazcnl :mel unfailing hxmcl. Thc foursome pictured hcrc comlibmcd the siclclimg mpporr, of the Eagles in grand style. Never lacking in vivacity and spiril, lllfffv' were responsible for the support rnanifcsstcd to the team cluring the cmxre season. 4- ml 'W W , A R ,, A Y Hawley: V r V , , A . M H ff , . PM v-G! A he 7 First ww: Neal, Turner, Landrum, McCoy, Carmichael, Kendricks, Corridon. Second row: lfVebb, Lanford, Hammer, Payne, Mcrllver, Ritchey, Stanford, Counts, Reese, Majors. L Third row: Payne, Langford, Dobbs, Russell, Webb, Ramirez, Wfood, Gibson, Herring Supt. L. VG. Hartsfield. F ourth row: Keeton, jackson, Thompson, George, Beavers, Kirkpatrick, Templeton, Davison Hill, Coach Mclaemore. ' RAMIREZ MAJORS HAMMER Kansa Back l Guard End Tackle 7 ' 4, , V ,Jw PAYNE JACKSON BEAVERS LANFORD Batik End Tackle Back HILLSBORO HIGH FOOTBALL The Hillsboro High Eagles of the past season were a memorable squad, not from the standpoint of their three wins and six losses, but from the standpoint of their loyal fighting in the face of insurmountable odds. Ylfith a team composed mainly of inexperienced green men, some hopelessly small, the Eagles went through one of the toughest years that hectic District ll has seen. Traveling to Denton to open their season, the Eagles unleashed a perfect barrage of offen- sive power to trample the Denton eleven untlerifoot, 47-13. Cheered by their hefty win, the Eagles played an inspired game against Forest High from Dallas, and won a thriller, 7-6. Their third game, which started their downfall, was lost by overeoniidenee to a scrap- ping Ennis team by E1 count of 19-6. TEMPLETON Kiazwoaicxs LANDRUM HILL Quarter End Back Center 13-N CARIKIICHAIZL GEORGE DAVISUN PAYNE Back , Tackle H Tackle Guard From then on out, the smaller, newer Eagles inet defeat at the hands of Corsicana, Vllaco, Temple, Bryan, and Cleburne. They defeated their old-time friendly rivals, Waxahachie, 20-18. All the members of the squad conducted themselves admirably during the campaign. Most of the burden was carried by Templeton, Davison, Landrum, Hill, jackson, Hammer, A. Payne, Beavers, Carmichael, and Lanford. All of the remaining men did their part to the last minute. Three of the Eagles were selected for high individual honors. Bill Davison was placed on the All-District team. Jerry Templeton was named for honorable mention on the All-State team, and joseph Ramirez was elected captain of the team. RITCHEY Tackle Ga Y R ' , ot, . IM mr. ff! r Q K 1 ,v K, First row: Dick Grey, Elton Harwell, Fd 'Webb Cotton Landrum Alcc Payne, Earl Corridon. Scfcom? Row: Coach jauucs, George Russell, Robert Brumiford, G. A Coates, Henry Counts, jack Neal. lid Wklbb G. A. Coates Alec Payne Henry Counts I n JFW, mfvmfmrvz-.gras ww-Q' .opp J nga. Wi, 5-N4 - N H ' ' HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL With only a minimum of men, and playing on nerve and cleterniination mostly, the H939 team of Hillsboro ljligh Eagles established the name of their school much higher in the cage circles. A marked team from the start of the season. they fought and slashed their way into nine wins, more than twice their losses. Plagued by injuries and other degrading inlluences, the squad went through the entire season without a relenting moment. They scored 321 points, and had 286 scored against them. ' On the shoulders of Edward 'vVebb, Hollis Landrum, Robert Bransford, Alec Payne, G. VV. Cates, jack Neal, and john Lariford, before he was forced to drop out, rested most of the work, but the entire roster was instrumental in upholding the Eagle tradition. The Eagles, playing in the strongest competition in many years, finished the season with a favorable .692 nercenta e. The f created histor b defeatin the owerful B num five, and sent l 3 l , Y Y g P Y many of the better teams of the county down IH defeat. BASKETBALL The Indians' schedule for the season was: Hillsboro 57 Ranger 39 Hillsboro Abbott lndepentlent Hillsboro Cleburne All-Stars Hillsboro East Texas Frosh Hillsboro Temple jr. College Hillsboro Cleburne Professionals Hillsboro john Tarleton Hillsboro Decatur Hillsboro Vlfeatherford Hillsboro N. T. A. C. Hillsboro Wleatherford Hillsboro john Tarleton H illsboro Decatur Hillsboro Temple jr. Hillsboro N. T. A. C. HlGH SCHQOL TRACK First Row: Lanford, A. Payne, jackson, Patterson. Second Row: Jackman, D. Payne, Hammer, Keeton Third Row: Coach Showalter, Davison, Smith, Jacobs. lt was this group of loyal cincler and field event men who guided Hillsboro through to the cham- pionship. Combining their efforts and talent, the track squad outpointed their nearest rival, Itasca, by ten points, giving the Eagles one of its strongest track teams in many years. john Lanford was the hero of the gofoup, scoring l9 points to become high-point man for the Class A division. Lanforcl won first place in the broad jump, third in the 220-yard dash, tied for lirst in the high jump, second in the l00-yard dash. Emra Hammer won first place in the 880-yard run. Alec Payne won Hrst in the 220-yard low hurdles. NeSrnith jackson was fourth in the A100-yard dash. Stanley Keeton ran third in the l20-yard high hurdles, and won first places in the IOO-yard clash and the 220-yard run. Bill Davison won first place in the discus throw, and placed second in the shot put. The mile relay team won hrst place. lt was composed of Hammer, A. Payne, jackson, and D. Payne. COACH SHOWALTER HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Coaches: HOLLY IVICLEMORE FRANK JAMES Seated: John Pauling Jimmie Mcllollough Billie Joe MeEver James Hamilton Jack Cogswell Standing, first row: Oscar Belk Hollis Landrum W. T. Horn Lily Rogers Ernestine Smith Geraldine Phillips Gena Pulliam Madeline Burk ,Marjorie Robertson Elizabeth Crocker Standing, seconcl 'FOWI Harry W. Patterson Raymond Wallace Jerry Templeton Alvin Carmichael Charlotte Chiles Anna Lee Poole Doruthy D. Davis Marguarite Whitley Bobbie Wheeler P. G. Tribble ee'-sg...-:,j',.g',.- ,:----n,-- ::'.:?1':'.:1'.:. .'F.i. :?.'i'Z--:-1-':'-'-1l'4!R-- First raw left to right: Hollis Landrum, Charles Foster, W, J. Richey, Aubrey Foster, Alex Payne, Flies Daniels, John Lantord, Ralph Toone. Second raw left to right: John Langford, Maurice Pierce. Lamar YounXb100d, Elton Harwell. Warren Ferguson. Glynn Wallace, James Crowe. Standing: Ernest James, Mr. Frank James, Mr. Holly McLemore, TENNIS CLUB P. G. TRIBBLE, Coach wwf wp f . wg. 'Y . .,,,,.,,l ww QQ ' z Wig, 7 , , J A. .- X . W Q2-,L'f,J ,V 'K ' ' 'E ' f I as ffmizs fff ' ' ,1 ,V 1 yt -, . , M I lf , g I 1 I J - 'Q' 'M , f 'V I 35' . ' ' M y . W . , an 3 1 wa, ,lr35ia-:Win , 'ML V ag . v xr- 1 W O M E 1:1 . mme'smm W'mm l V 1 -',..::,- - Q A T :E 5 I.. .,., 5 It ,g gi-'?:,121x 1Q.',- .,:lx .Q-, . -x -.,.. , L E ef? ew 4 fa wiv ae- M 3, I f f 'W 'F il if if i f C ' fy A DI .,,,., n ,jj ng y ,,-- E ..,...s :..L '...v ,,., gig' .,.....,, S Ml? K Ylk 4- ' C nl! 4' , ' W.J I 25' . 3 VK W jf . Q L 'AA' A Wg, N 'ig T 1,.: ,.,, .,.,..,,v,,:..: 1 a l'AA-' Q A I '1'A .:.,, .A ,W 'f f :.-,Vf ,.. . 0 + . ,mgi w g V - ,. . ,' - Y. . , . .. :.,:+2,-gg,g- - --- ..,,.,.,., W.,N,w ' E if m'Nxf'hf 4 - 1' 'W ' CFU CERS L Presideni' Annaiie Coqswcff vide Priskdenl' Julia Ellis Secrdgry lois Briffain Reporter louise Coleman fx HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 4' A tornado hit Arlington on November WE GO. TO ARLINGTON Y V' ..... 2.5-1.- - - Q JMC? HI 'ff 183 In was in the form of eight buses of H. C.-teachers and all. The object of destruction? Whig those N. T. A. C. Aggies. The morale: of the ll1V?i6fll1lQ' sludcm body was sky high. A pep rally was held in the middle of rownmgallons of coffee, sand- wiches. etc.. were utterly destroyed. Technically, the Imllrms lost, but ic was no loss to weep over. The gzunr: was grzmrl, glorious, and Z1 bunch of other adjectives. N. T. A. C. yell-lenders sponsored rx dance after the game and H. C. was right there in her dancing shoes! A swell curling L0 za rowdy football season. t f FURT WORTH W. When Miss Dt- Sltuzcfs Council Group won the Red Cross qw , w,Ax X Drive. thcy got zz holiday xml 21. trip to lion Wprth as xt prize. X A They stzmccl thi: day by CXHIUIIIIIIQ Aniericrm Alrlimf ships and W H v S3 4 cndccl it by going tlumitgli Swiffs Pzicking House. QNO in- : ' tended connection thcrej Their A 7 f prcscilcc in Fort XX'01'th was broad- ,. 'N cast hy the Chuck Wagon :mf ' ., nouuccr who snifl. Dr, Dc Sham and her V - f'I'hcrc she is stepping X -ll ,. - . out of that plane. Don'nlcthcrfcJo1 . W h . U n I f1M,f X you-she went and came on El Chev- rolet busj 1 f tg A ' 1 ,K 1 ffm- .. 1, . .f W. t K M . . f ' , QM . , -4- -, 1 , Y 4 ' M , , , , M- A, 2 gal f -ff Y.. 1 1 fa 5 l ' if 'E . 'Mg ' , 2 has F .3 ft 1 A gl? mmf fijfgtfwssfswv f W NACOGDOCHES Niue Home Economics girls :md two faculty members went to Naczogdoches to the Smtc I iome- uni.. making COl1VCllIi0ll. One H. C. girl. julia Ellis, was elected a SIHKE olhccr, Besides being given a party and at dance, the group was taken on an historical tour. fTl1e lone UQ man in the picture isn'L at Home EC girlng hels just a bus driver-Welclon High. by nzune.Q S JUANITA SMITH Freshman Sweetheart , af , I .effigy W 1 1 WML gn, ff? :Q ,.'. : : :ws ' -H 3 -1 2555 6 1 naw. B Q 3947 Lgiiil' .few '9'-1. JEAN SANsoM Sophomore Sweetheart R f eg THE BARN DANCE One Friday night in November, the farm hands and milk maids gathered for a jam- boree in the gym. Every dance from the Virginia Reel to the Big Apple was at- tempted. We even heard that a little feudin' took place. Swing your partner, DOIIYK these men with ll gift o' rhythm look amazingly like Turkey fsj in the Straw? Hayseed Ardis untwists his fingers from around a cob pipe long enough to tickle the ivories, Donal, Emma, and Chris do the Swingin' while Charlie and Frances do the swayin'! Men must be kids. Are you camera- shy, Louise? Nor good for your chin Mr. Hunt. GAME NIGHT 'lnhcsc in-uctioxf' pictures were taken at various, school prmics flaring :he year. The um cmrvr-luormm pictures were taken an the Future Homexualacrs' Dance :md Game Parly. To xlme left is Santa Claus ffBud Nortcm plus u bunch of pillowsj at the Cjllristmas limy. The remainder were taken at the College: Game Parry which was held right after Thrmlcs- giving. It's quita: evident that the faculty members enjoyed these parties as much as the smflcrms did. In fact, one of Lhe luis of the Game Party was Dr. Nuxmls carroons. Frances Hcatchin' Hies P 1 MUPEE. Q jg . 4 . -rf 5.9 IL Wh, :Hy f M -F i -vm li l. A plain case ol hi-way robbery! Bo-Bo- you missy, t:zm't you whip two at one time? 2. This might be the Street-sweepers' Brigade -:mtl yet-they look about as energetic as a gang ol W. P. A. workers. 5. Lan you see lllllU5Kl'0 Scott Ngettin' in thc groove in the bactlzorouncl? 3 4. A chorus ol campus cuties at the Corrigan Dance. Ah! Such forms, such grace, such beauty! flier Bert's gzmrters are redj 5. That inad struggle before the 8:30 bell. A guy needs his religion when a lock just VVON l' budge! 6. Oh, for ri Uiiigger-shooter ! I ! 7. They SAY youre stealing when you copy. QSay, you better watch out - his Algebra may not be rightj Zi. A ga-ing of HE men. Wonder who barbered Qbutcheredj their hair? 9. Boys, why look so sud? lklrziy XVilkes must have llunked one of Mr. K irld's exams. lil. The boys say girls do this every fifteen minutes. Elaine Carrieo moat halve her a mam hooked-She rloesxik seem worried. ll. The most pleasant corner of the library. Comfortable chairs and good mzagzxzines-to him, l2. Gwen wishes Nlr. Allen would give easier tests-or else manage for some snmrter pupils, Afraid it'll have to be the former. 13. What are those little thing: on the ends of those big cigars?-Boys? 14. One of the two pairs of H. C. twins-Marion and lvilliam Ladwig from Grandview. . 15. The other pair of H. C. twins-Elizabeth and Elbert Majors from Milford, lli. This is Pop, who keeps the school hres burning, 17. Walter Amelunlce-sweetheart of Corrigan Week-end - and a FEW of his admirers, Don't bother the poor thing so, girls. 18. Rip Van Winkle sleeping the sleep of the innocent. QW'alce up, Rip! Your great-grandpa slept 20 yearsj 19. Naughty, naughty, Miss Harry. I see your little pink toes. Going wading? 20. Oli, for the good old football season! 21. Pssst 4 put one in your pocket for me, Katherine jane. 3 SX 5 MEXICO 'STN 5.-E 'Tk RA, fi 'ff 5 ,wr , , fa , -wr... . N2 3 ? -...... 5 1 7 fi f, , .R Skim ::5s5k11'sfiSQ.,,n asians:-uma' 11- -an ' - 5 4. - ' aff Since 1879 we have sold high quality, nationally advertised merchandise to the good people of Hill and adjoining counties. -GIFT AND HOME DEPARTMENT- SPORTING GOODS GLIDDEN PAINTS KZ WALL PAPER NORGE REFRIGERATORS R. C. A. RADIOS MCCORMICK-DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT Hardware for Your Home--Implements for Your Farm. SMITH 81 TOMLINSON CO. Since 1879 A MESSAGE OF THANKS As editor of this year's annual, I wish to thank the student body, the staff, the business men of Hillsboro, and the faculty for their cooperation. A yearbook means much to the school life of every student, and without your help this book would not have been possible. ANNETTE COGSWELL -CALL99-- AMBULANCE SERVICE MARS HALL 81 MARS HALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS HILLSBORO TEXAS E. S. DAVIS Authorized BUICK Dealer -NEW AND USED CARS- Hillsboro, Texas Phone 456 COMPLIMENTS OF HILLSBORO ICE CO. WILL BOND, Mgf. GAS OILS GULF OIL CO. C. H. DONOHO, Consignee COZY CORNER LUNCHES SCHOOL SUPPLIES MRS. FERGUSON, Owner PURINA CHOWS FOR MORE PROFIT COOPER FEED '25 SEED CO. HILLSBOR0 TEXAS WM. CAMERON '55 CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIALS Hillsboro, Texas Phone 37 COMPLIMENTS HILLSBORO COTTON MILL Established 1881 CONGRATULATIONS We congratulate the graduates of the Hillsboro College and High School upon the completion of their courses and Wi-sh for each of them still further educational conquests. Particularly do we recom- mend the Junior College to the High School graduates. O T. B. B O N D Druggist and Jeweler P h o n e 5 o r 6 COATS FURNITURE CO. 0 Q 0 We Live to Please, and Must Please to Live G G C9 Telephone 415 HILLSBORO TEXAS He Profits Most Who Serves Best QOTAQ I' 4 D I 19, R Y' Hillsboro Rotary LIBERTY INTELLIGENCE OUR NATION'S SAFETY H I L L S B O R O NQQQQS: E Lions Club Mousie1Lr Weatlzerlzyn - this gentleman of leisure wings for his Inreakfasl. q'Noticc those loud pajamcmj Maid Carroll ,scrapes out the skillet. Fm so afraid hell get cli5l2-water hanzlsf' A A bull session de luxe! THE CABINSU Chef Mfzttlzews scrambles n few rggs. This exclusive residential szccnioxx is known as The Cabins. Abom Lwcnty boys reside here. These boys are really going to make some girls nice llusbrmfls-just look how cloxxxeslicmecl Q3 they appear here. Every clay at noun they come hack to school raving about Ucllickerx-friecl Steak :md biscuits, Qlfs funny how many Qardinc: cans and cracker boxes CDIHC falling out of their trash czmslj Four shining examples of Why Molhem Grow Gwyn - or How to Lose Your Girl? Shave your head and see. Mn Vvluz has one of those BIG moments. k, K 3 X Q if ,4iii,..M.w..w,sf Here are Mr. Curtis QPaul, to usj and his trials and tribulations. He didnk say which - the boys or the buses. Hc:'s in charge of them both, anyway. The boys are the bus drivers. These buses radiate our as far as Corsieana, Vv'hitney, Alvarado, Vvfcst, Italy-not to men-, tion many nearer points. Not only does this bus program make is possible to live at home and go to college, but ir provides trarisporration for field trips. ln the lower left-hand corner is our pride and joy-the latest addi- tion to our bus family. ' Jw... , 'l P xr .na w - -I M .-,,. :Q,,,,w he ,f, ,-5 - - -' 9- L.,.1U. na-I ,lv JI? PL... u...fE. , , ini f r ,. m.aa.M , ' ' , A V W f I 'PEW E5?,..,,wy Q vwgh . N Q, , 2 1,fvL-wif' F' wx 3.- -' A ll - aa 1 , in if 'N Xi? pe Q , A.- ,iw A PERSONAL APPEASEMENT PROGRAM When you graduate from school you don't expect exactly to conquer the World, but you certainly would like to put yourself on the map somewhere. May We give you a tip? Dollar diplomacy will help you a lot. Also, there are no diplomats so forceful and astute as dollars you have earned yourself. When you go out on the firing line of life money will be munitions. Most of it, of course, you will have to earn after you graduate, but if you learn something now about handling money with tact and thrift, it will be of the utmost help to you later. The Citizens National Bank The Hiuslnoro State Bank A Friendly Bank in a Friendly City CENTRAL LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATING AND CAPABLE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES y Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EDUCATION The bulwark of our country is the education of the youth of the land--our public schools furnish the means to one and all alike to the extent of the individual desire to gain the knowledge provided. Our nation, the states, counties and municipalities are deeply con- cerned in the subject and seek every means at their command to provide the very best facilities for the advancement of education. The Chamber of Commerce, too, is interested particularly in Hills- boro Schools, and extends its hearty congratulations to the student body as Well as to the faculty and all those who are giving of their efforts to make our schools the best. Sincerely, Hillsboro Chamber of COIIIIIICICC J IGG'S COFFEE SHOP At the Sign of the Chicken Where You'll Find the Best in COFFEE-FOODS BOBPETTY lVIcCRORY'S 5- 10-25c STORE - L U N C H E S - SCHOOL SUPPLIES 38 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION A Complete Line of DRY GOODS - SHOES MEN'S CLOTHING and LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR THE HILLSBORO DRY GOODS CO. We Give Profit Sharing Coupons ww fi ppeiw W, iifsw Hillsboro Flower Shop Mas. ALBERT DEAL, Proprietor FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 245 109 E. Franklin St. East End Grocery Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Tel. 616 705 E. Franklin St. Mrs. Young's Style Shop Everything the College Girl Wears 106 East Elm Street Hillsboro, Texas Phone 252 T H A N K Y O U WE ENJOYED MAKING YOUR PICTURE Any Size Picture Can Be Made from Your Annual Negative Kodak Developing, Per Roll . . . 250 Tennis Racquet Restringing . 51.25 Shampoo, Set, and Dry ..... 354 Permanent Waves ..... 351.50 up BEAUTY SHOP COMPLETELY EQUIPPED fA1l Work Guaranteedl JOHNSON STUDIO 26 BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 136 E. ELM ST. HILLSBORO A. W. Young 25 Son INSURANCE AND LOANS Hillsboro State Bank Building Hotel Newcomb HILLSBOR0, TEXAS Rooms 81.25 to 32.00 -Special Group Rates- COMP LIMENTS OF Hillsboro Junior Chamber of Commerce Drive Safely-Arrive Safely EXCLUSIVE FOOTWEAR WITH THIS STORE FOR LADIES AND MISSES VITALITY PARAMOUNT MODERN MISS FOR MEN CROSBY SQUARE WALTER BOOTH FOR BOYS SKY-RIDERS Authentic Fashions of the Season in new Colorful Tones and Black and White Martin-McDonald Co. Make Our Store Your Store Motion Pictures are your best entertainment. We invite you to spend an evening of enjoyment, relaxation and mental stimulation in a pleasant, comfortable, cool and educa- tional institution Where you are met With genuine hospitality. Our new and improved cooling system has just been installed. Our new season's product is of the iinest type. Meet your friends here from time to time to enjoy a real evening of good, Wholesome entertainment. o. W. T A Y L o R exas ancl itz Tlaeatres BOOKOUT R. T. DENNIS '55 CO GRGCERY if MARKET INC. . FOR THE NEWEST The Na.tion's Most Popular Advertised Foods IN O A PLEASURE TO SERVE YoU FURNITURE O AND - W e D e l i v e r - Phone 800 Hillsboro FLOOR COVERINGS PHONE 186 PHONE 186 County Insurance Agency Safety-Service Colonial Trust Building HILLSBORO TEXAS I W. W. SIDDONS, President H. G. DENMAN, Sec'y and Tfreas. W. C. ROBERTSON, Vice-PT68. DOROTHY MEHARG, A88f. S6611 COLONIAL TRUST CO. HILLSBORO, TEXAS CAPITAL . . . S100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . 550,000.00 REAL ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS STOCKS BONDS INVESTMENTS ICE COLD COCA-COLA is everyplace else-it belongs in your refrigerator at home. When people come to see you, a supply of ICE COLD COCA-COLA should be in your family refrigerator. C2625 'Men who pride' themselves on being -well- groomed in the latest apparel will ilnd us in position to offer clothes of the latest style and fashion. WM. ADAM, The Tailor TO THE SENIORS OF 1939 We extend our congratulations and best wishes. May you strive to obtain the higher things in life. The Ripley Printing Co. INDEPENDENT OIL CO. -- DIXIE DISTRIBUTORS 1 The Power to Pass-Th,at's Dixie Gas COMPLIMENTS OF BELL'S GROCERY PHONE 34 HILLSBORO, TEXAS We Appreciate Your Patronageu - Oldest Music House Hunt Jewelry CO. Walter Piano Co. Centra, Texas -Everything in Musik' ESTABLISHED 1893 BAND INSTRUMENTS - TYPEWRITERS Walter Building '- Hillsboro HIGH Scuoor. AND COLLEGE JEWELRY Rytea: Printed Stationery and Calling Cards Bulova, Gruen, Elgin and Hamilton Watches Gifts That Last Thanking you for your Patronage and Loyalty It Has Been a Pleasure to Serve You SCHOOL CAFE MATTIE. LEE CRAIN, Owner Marshall '55 Simmons 110-A S. Waco St. Hillsboro, Texas REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE Hillsboro Monument Works nssrcnnas or ARTISTIC MEMORIALS Hillsboro, Texas J. W. PAULING, Prop. N. Waco Sr KRE-MEE CAFE -Quality Foods at Popular Prices- Complete Fountain Service JAKE L. SMITH, Prop. and Mgr. Next Door to Ritz Theatre The Laundry Does It Best Hillsboro Steam Laundry Phone 25 J. M. Latham ALL Kmns or SHEET Mmm. Wonx - Roormva We Specialize in Auto Radiator Work Phone 876 109 W. Franklin St Qeev-'Eff '60-A I GRIMES G E -- i he Aut ' . JOHNDEEE LIY FARM EQUIPMENT Hillsboro Implement Co. HILLSBORO TEXAS HILL'S FOOD STORES Located for Your Convenience MR. AND MRS. JAKE HILL Qffvw, Q ginwai Reihihg Co GEORGE ROBBINS, A-gent ,1,Lvv'-u,7,4f PTS-IT? 4f1v.1,lfp1ii4f LLL lin ?pAL -vv'-o-I-LAC. ,fo . WfL,+ '? d'TDo?seZ Service Statiog and AND I Ragio Serge Shop Corner of E. Iganklin and N. Church j Zn 1 Af M7 Kirk Smallwoogs Service Station 117 N. Waco Phone 5 D- ' ' SPRING t 27 777: SUMMER glbweixg IOP AUTUMN HILLSBORO TEXAS WINTER JORDAN'S BATTERY '65 WELDING SHOP N. CHURCH STREET YOU WILL FIND SEASONABLE ITEMS AT POPULAR PRICES TO ALL KRESS STORES COMPLIMEN TS OF W. C. JOHNSON -GULF STATION- Corner of Waco and Walnut C a I 1 2 6 8 COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREWS CAFE Acme Cleaners 25 Dyers 112 S. Waco Street HILLSBORO, TEXAS You'Zl Find Us Better .WSH . Q' ABSTRACTS NOTARY PUBLIC SURVEYING Basement Court House Phone 92 W DAVIS Preszdent G F MARSHALL Mgr. OI1 I'21 UII1 CI' 0111 2111 SOUTH WACO ST. PHONE 36 COMPLIMEN TS OF Olympia Candy Kitchen HILLSBQEO ABSTRACT Co. Y - Y lj C P Y C I1 . STUBBLEFIELD 3 d Cafe Fresh Candies and. 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