Hillsboro High School - EL Aquila Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

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That's what we wantp our Work and efforts will be justified. Q ,fi , , 'girl ,,,- in 0 ' ft, t,g5,,3m.1 W lf' DEDICATION' Hopefully, We look to the youth of tomorrotlv in the terrible crisis of today. On wide flung battle fields our boys are laying down their lives so that this Youth may live in a free World. To them We dedicate this 1944 EL GUIADOR. i I g ,V , W my iiy ' . itffffsf fh ill at K . 'L . if '45 ,. 5 .: H 317 V :f +f.,,.:- , , , . ,,. K , V, .. , , A ,Q 4, ,.. . , 4.-vw ma, fi- ,Z 1- i, , , - 5354, , ,,, . ,- N Y l . E s .,.Q,j' l My , ill 't ssaaas .Q ,, ,, , ns, . ,...-4-,,,. ,- T, ,, , ., .,,,,...L.g,., - , ,--h,,...a,-, e f I ll f l filly b,.,Al ', ,i V M C Dk ,ff Wi l , fff' 'k I f ,rf ffzlff '16, f 1 -D College students cause of freedom. Leighton Iones Iames Walker Sam Baker Iohnny Williams Orville Smith Geo. Zarafonetis Paul Curtis Billy Clampitt Billy Tom Akins Dorcas Easterlin Oscar Belk who have given their all for e I. D. Gilliam Roy Iordan Moody Williams Billy Hurley Weldon Holland Theryl Porter 'Richard Smith Ray Anglin Prisoners Dubb Webb g Billy Mallard Iohn Grilfing Gene Campbell Missing ??? '?'??'?' 'X ts. XA. I R Q ,, 'bl' ,, ,hx -.XVNMX :.f,vf wQwk - NWN In v ,Q E ..,, A K , 1 . 1 'M-. ' ,. ,, V Mm. , .h,, , , , ada 1. 'I .Q --ft V si 7 A f ' f'-.Q .t , I 'I i h, A'. I I ,ess-' 1 A . 4, f I N' 1' ' ' n 'V' ' x, In Cv' S ..y.',fAu V 1, 4 ya? 2 ' 'S '1' ' a ' ' t -S ff '- ,9 1 t 4 ADMINISTRATION. . . The teachers of our youth are building a future nation. Whether this nation will be democratic, flourishing, peaceful, depends largely on the administra- tion today. Here they are, teaching in a day-by-day process, those fundamen- tals of abundant living that through experience they know to be true, f git g H ,- 1- 1 A 'YN if ' A ' I 16? ' L 'X' A BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. E. B. KEETON MR. CLYDE TOMLINSON MR. CECIL STUBBLEFIELD MR. M. H, WOOTEN President, IO W. PATTERSON MR. HERMAN EASTLAND MR. A. M. DOSSETT MRS. ROY CROMWELL . . . Assistant Business Monczqer-hos A wcry with young people -the one who collects those tuition fees-and we hear she is on excellent cook. A Z W Jwwfzelcf Mr. Hartsfield is much more than President of Hillsboro College and Super- intendent ot the Public School System. He is one of those unforgettable charac- ters one meets in an lite-tirne. He possesses determination, untiring patience, will, and a Wonderful personality. Hillsboro is fortunate to have such a man serving the present generation. MRS. LEO WENTZ . . . Secretary to the President - possesses an ideal attitude toward her work and her fellowrnen -- pretty M- capable. MR. QRVILLE G. MCKOWN Principal . . . Quiet-Hpleasant' -has taken on his new job as Principal with vim, viaor, and vitality. MR. REED DIXWSQN Registrar . . . Qne ol our busiest rnen teaches Enq- ,3 C lish, French, and economics f in spite ot the load, there is none more pleasant has a Wealth of iolces, and tells thern. MISS HARRY DUDLEY Dean ot Students . . . The Southern lady ot the campus . . , thg gpg whom the torrner students come to see . . . her winf nina personality puts everyone around her at ease . . . sponsor ot EL GUIADOR. MISS CELESTE REED Secretary to Mr. McKowr . . , likable . . . efficient. x FACULTY y MR. E. P. ALLEN . . . kind and understanding . . . believes pupils should attend class regularly . . . practices what he preaches to his education classes . . . students marvel at his mathematical ability MISS LULU DELLE WILLOUGHBY . an artist in music . . . plans wonderful musi cal programs . . . always smiling MRS. I. M. BOONE . . . the busiest woman in school, but never too busy to chat a moment with a student . . . is an authority in the social science field MISS RUTH CONAWAY . . . a teacher in the commercial department ,ff practically one ot the students . . . io ly MISS INEZ KIBLINGER . . . teaches home economics . . . a good sport . . . attractive MRS. SYBIL HENLEY . . . teaches commercial courses . . . quiet pretty MR. I. N. KADERLI . . . thoroughly enjoys teaching school . . . has promised to take his boys in the pre-engi- neering classes on a fishing trip and tell them all the jokes he knows . . . is plenty o. k. ' MR. GRAY M. WALDORF . . . students look to this young scientist as it he were another Newton or Edison . remembered for his outbursts of laughter MISS MINA BOND . . . that she is still as young as the students she keeps quiet in the library is displayed by her ability in riding a bicycle to and from school MISS HELEN SWEENEY . . . teaches civics . . . tiny and sweet . . . strives to make qood citizens oi her students ' MISS AGNES GRYCH . . . the future hornernakefs ideal . . . neat and very likable MISS PENELOPE VAN BUSKIRK . . . all the boys envy the girls who have physical edu- cation under Miss PGHHYISH instruction . . . has a winning personality MRS. M. G. NOELL . . . knows her English literature and grammar from cov- er to cover . . . makes even the most cynical smile with her keen sense of humor . . . runs an unofficial school bus between Milford and Italy MR. VANCE D. SUMNER . . . quiet, but influential . . . is helping Uncle Sam make men of our boys through his physical educa- tion classes . . . MISS BLANCHE WEBB . . teaches business and math . . . stylish and neat clothes . . . sense of humor . . . takes up for Peoria . . . has a comeback to jokes, etc. . . original in method of teaching MISS BEN TARPLEY . . . the walking encyclopedia in the English department . . . sweet . . . fair to everyone 3 v so YM, V. gt.. MR. C. R. RABB . . . teaches agriculture f his boys love to quote him H- a Dutchman who likes his jokes. MRS. RUBY K. DAVIS . . . Students have gained a great deal of art appreciation under the capable supervision ot Mrs. Davis - a sweet and lovable person. MR. REED DAVVSON . . . One oi our busiest men - teaches English, French, and eco- nomics - in spite oi the load, there is none more pleasant - has a wealth ot jokes, and tells them. MR. FORD LANE . . . Director ot band, speech, and dramatics. A hard Worker who gets the best results. His dry humor makes students his friends. MR. P. T. GALIGA . . . ' Science teacher and football coach. His coaching has led the Eagles to many victories. All his students as Well as his football boys have the deepest faith in him. MR. CLARENCE LOWRANCE . . . Fresh from the Pacific Area - intersperses his teaching ot math with interesting War experiences. .nit f I K x Q fx S S .4 - . 1 f N Ur-Qjanizaiions i1 7? COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Director FORD LANE Accornpanist MARCEUNE MURPHREE First Row: Bullock, Latham, Dulce, Keeton, Cooper, Duncan, Stiff Wallace. Second Row: Dixon, Nale, Gunter, Sanders, Marshall, Brannon Mr. Lane. Third Row: Brannon, Lane, Hensley. Accornpanist: Marceline Murphey. HILLSBOROS OWN ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA HILLSBORO SCHOOL BAND OFFlCERS President, Hooper Sanders Vice-President, R. S. Keeton Secretary, Gladys Dunlap Reporter, Ann Stiff Social Chairman, Mary lo Lane Drum Maior, Kenneth Wallis Majorette, Virginia Morgan Flag Bearer, Marjorie Roberson Flag Bearer, Ann Stiff Flag Bearer, Sammie Lanford Librarian, Cleo Young Asst. Librarian, Betty Cooper Office Secy., Patsy Duncan Director FORD LANE Acock, Chanda Aldridge, Falba Armstrong, Tommy Arnold, Charles Bennison, Edward Birdwell, lohn Boone, Phil Bonds, Dolores Brannon, Bob Brannon, Evelyn Brannon, lohn Bullock, Bobbie Carmichael, Geneva Conditt, Billy Cooper, Betty Campbell, lerry Chambers, Loy Ethel Chambers, Billy Bob Cathey, Gerald Campbell, Leon Cogswell, Yvonne Dickson, David Dixon, Don Duke, lames Duncan, Patsy Dunlap, Gladys Evans, Twilla Fawcet, Clinton Fernandez, Beatrice Glaze, Kenneth Green, Louis Griffith, lackie Gunter, loan Hensley, Patsy l-lolland, lack lsbell, lerry lngle, Mack lames, lack lones, Bobby lohnson, Betty lacobs, R. I. lacobs, Kenneth lacobs, Leland Kidd, Charles ROSTER Keeton, R, S. Lane, Mary lo Lanford, Kittie Mae Latham, limmy Marny, Ben Mash, Billy Mash, Glenn McCauley, Billy' McCauley, Bobbie McCauley, Don McLain, Maurice Meeker, Charles Middleton, Billy Middleton, Frank Morgan, Virginia Muphree, Marceline Mullican, Billie Moore, l-lenry Nale, Conway Nelson, Annie Mae Norton, Dick Patterson, Milton Pruitt, Walter Pharris, loe Bob Powers, David Ripley, Vivian Renfro, Robert Sanders, l-looper Shields, Charles Shields, Paul Skinner, Ben Slaughter, Frances Spencer, Eugene Stanley, Merle Stanley, Lovey Standlee, Ranald Stiff, Ann Wallace, Patsy Wallis, Billy Wallis, Kenneth Warren, Charles White, Curby Vtfard, Pete Young, Cleo JUNIOR HIGH ..,.,9 ,fr , .V Directed by MISS WILLOUGHBY lst row: Iudy Gerick, Louise Allgood, Mary Davis, Ann Penny, Mary Campbell, Mary Leslie Bridges. 2nd row: Lelia Ruth Houston, Mary lean Dollar, Lavona McMahan, lane Dennis, Lou Dugger, Bobbie Dean Dollar, Edith Wilkes. 3rd row: Loraine Roberson, Eva Lois Springer, Iuanita Sue lohnson, Lila Ann Sessions, Doris Triplett, Sara Harvey, Patsy Wallace, Louise Reed. 4th row: Narcissa Boots, Elaine I-lord, Kathryn Rhoads, Charlotte Cromwell, Ioyce Webb, Geneva Car- michael, Sara Siddons, Frances Royal, Ruby Stringer, Pearl loyce Adkins, Louise Braden, Nell Ruth Keeton. lst row: Ruth Honeycutt, Marie Willis, Betty Smith, Margaret Cargile, Mary Fostner, Yvonne Cogswell, Melvina Whittington. 2nd row: Billie Helms, Geraldine Washburn, Io Helms, Ioy Beth White, Lucile Springer, Sammie Lou Pad- get, Wanda Standlee, 3rd row: Geraldine Bassier, Laverne Roper, Nadine Reed, Madelyn Lowery, Peggy lmmons, Bessie Ram- sey, Lydia Horne, Betty Davies. 4th row: Iessie Ruth Worley, Velma Loise Moyer, Evelyn Williams, La Rue Grizzle, Miss Lula Dell Wil- loughby, Billy Adams, Lovey Stanley, Bobbie Smalley, Martha Cunningham. CHORAL CLUB Directed by MISS WILLOUGHBY SENIOR HIGH CHO RAL CLUB YOLLEGE CHORAL CLUB Director lSS LULA DELL WILLOUGHBY Miss Willoughby, Virginia Morgan, Betty Wagoner, Sue Echols, Doris Lee- Breeding, Mary Louise Reese, Chanda Acock, Betty Bradford, Betty Surnner, Billie Sue Harper, Sarnmie Lantord, Mariquetta Coats, Marie Erwin, Betty Erwin, Marjorie Roberson, Ann Stitt, Angie Underwood, Gloria Reese. The College Trio composed of Betty Er- t win, Virginia Morgan and Sue Echols has ,Vi delighted audiences all over the city. 4 LL L ,l 4 1 lst row: Betty Wagoner, Virginia Morgan, Nancy jackson. 2nd row: David Sawyer, Billie Sue Harper, Marie Blount, Doris Lee Breeding, Bette Bradford, Iirnrnie Wilson, lohnny Curtis, 3rd row: Miss Bond, Clyde Ford Nowlin, lames Sumner, Sue Echols, Walter Hill, Calvin Bentro. ALPHA PS1 Ol-1PlCEBS President, Doris Breeding Vice-President, Dwayne Beeves Secy. :Sf Treas., Ernogene Price Sponsor, MlSS BOND MAKE-UP Alpha Psi's artist, Dwayne Reeves, portrays Ernogene Price as black mamrny and Iimmie Acton as an lndian chief. LITTLE THEATER Director FORD LANE fi W, lst row: Mary lo Lane, Bobbie Sue Morrell, Betty Bradford, Betty Wagoner, Gloria Reese, Doris Hawes. 2nd row: Virginia Morgan, Chanda Acock, Myra Guyer, Emo- gerge Price, Dorothy Lumpkin, Doris Lee Breeding, Betty Bonds, Angie Underwood. 3rd row: Mr. Lane, limmie Acton, lack Darden, loe Glenn, Dwane Reeves, Marcelene Murphree, Evelyn Marek. lohn Curtis- Martha Curtis- Stella Curtis- Betty Curtis- Grandma Curtis lim Curtis- BREAD Double Cast Iimmie Acton loe Glenn Marcelene Murphree Dorothy Lumpkin Angy Underwood Sammie Lanford Mary Io Lane Betty Bond Helen Giles Chanda Acock Roy Parks lack Darden it .QQ .., ' -V ,. may ,, I VKEL . JIW 2 ..' EQ - , 'Y' Q ' W +5 1 it 4 A N Y 4 Q' 3 , ' .i...t -3 J I,-ff, ' ,.. I In 14. ...ff lm., Y' V 3 f ,kk Q V 6 L Q. ,xhmiq 5 ' X M A N COLLEGE LUNCHEON CLUB OFFICERS President, Myra Guyer ist Vice-President, Ginia Beth Cox 2nd Vice'President, Sue Echois Secretary, Dorothy Lumpkin Treasurer, Mary Beth Bayrner Pianist, Marceiine Murphree Song Leader, Betty Wagoner Reporter, Ann Stiff Sponsor, Mrs. I. M. Boone . Sponsor, Mr. W. Read Dawson The Board of Education enjoys the Womaniess Wedding as quests of the club. -,.m,.h... .A 1 . Preacher-Garland Corpier Bride-Dwayne Reeves Groom-Walter Pruitt Quartet -Wray Redden ' Calvin Renfro Iohnny Curtis Walter Hill Maid of Honor-Iames Sumner Train Bearers-Roy Parks lames Acton Flower Girls-lame-s Adair Clyde Nowlin Groom's Mother-Ioe Glenn Bride's Mother-lack Darden Best Man-Kenneth Chambers Ring Bearer--Sidney Selby , MY nf, - .Y Y -. ,.,. Y-, , V. . The Hillsboro College Luncheon Club had its first meeting on Ianuary 31, 1944. The main purpose of the club is to foster fellowship among the students. Interest has grown rap- idly until the club now boasts a membership of fifty active members. Meetings are held each alternate Monday in the College lunch room. Programs of a varied nature have been given reaching a climax with a womanless Wedding, when Miss lma Lucinda Battleaxe became the bride of Oscar I. B. Whitstone. In active school life the bride is better known as Dwayne Reeves and the groom as Walter Pruitt., 1 I t 7 l 5 ' Z W. 5 wg , , , in ,,k. K ii 4, y 1 r mf' F M' is ' h NI' 1 qs 'E , L F! ! E faff' 'QV few , .' 'A v. I 4 4 1 it ' - 'ig s 5 5 ' as s A t,4 ,,, K? M gp, ' ' M mx .li fx , FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GF TEXAS THE CABINET Edith Grizzie, Sorta Leaderg Neil Keeton, Pianist: Lou Duqqer, Reporter: Lavona Mciviahan, Pariiarrientariang Betsy Sumner, Historiariy Betty Hawke, Secretaryp Miss Kibiinaer, Sponsor: lean Berry, Presideritg Miss Grych, Sponsorg Iirrimie Browriiriq, Treas- urer: Theta Tame McCauley, Vice-President. X Q 'T A 5 I .2 Iean Berry Treasurer Area V Iudith Gerick President Area V N . . . .---u-m..........,.,--mm.. -.Q -1- -..... Q. sf-up ,,, -.. Q 2' Af g w -Ax M , A.,1,, f vm X IH My K Q m l Al N8 Q D1-Li ,I I ffri ,A ig fi ' We ,, X ,Awuii , ,cial fp - -sf f 2 1 . .. L,..1.a- f fer,-W -H Jem 'ii ffm S F M51-ww .,, ,L 6 , E1 ,af lg? A',r Q if i be !7 A .. flsi so ,S ' fl:-1 'F J P' . - ' - ' V .K qv -H 541 I Vi? fl 1-,V , I, 300 QM Epsilon Omicron, a college home economics club, is federated with the stale and national organization. Its purpose is both educational and recreational. Z..Lg...,. ,A ,......1,..c...-,- ,M , ,...,A,.,-AA, -,, , .KM .W CLUB MEMBERS Marie lrvin, Chanda Acock, Marjorie Roberson, Virginia Mor- gan, Betty Wagoner, Gloria Reese, Iirnmy Wilson, Marie Blount, Billy Sue Harper, Mary Beth Rayrner, Myra Guyer, Ann Stiff, Mariquetta Coats, Mary Horne, Angy Underwood and Mary Louise Reese. OFFICERS President, Myra Guyer lst Vice-President, Mariguetta Coats 2nd Vice-President, Betty Wagoner Secretary, Marie Irvin Treasurer. Marie Blount Parliamentarian, Billie Sue Harper Reporter, Ann Stiff EPSILON OMICROI' MISS AGNES GRYCH Sponsor I W ' W' ' ' ' ' PSILGN OMICRON At Work AP1 THE MEMBERS lst row: Elaine Hord, lane Blanchard, Mary Davis, Lucy Hous- TOII. ' 2nd row: Wanda Campbell, Patsy Wallace, Eva Loise Springer, 'Dorothy Nell Greer. 3rd row: Sue Wilkerson, Lillian Ann Porter, Sara Siddons, Char- lotte Cromwell, Pearl loyce Adkins, Ioyce Webb. I DRAMATIC CLUB Director MBS. M. G. Noell sw WW, QFFICEBS President, Lillian Ann Porter Vice-President, lane Blanchard Sec. CS Treas., Patsy Wallace Y . Editor-in-Chief S Associate Editor 7 Literary Editor Senior Editor lunior Editor ,ooo , Freshman Editor or L Sophomore Editors ,S Organization Editor Sports Editor L, Business Manager 7 STAFF Assistant Business Manager S Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Art Editors L ,,sso, , Typists , L, Photography S Kodak Editor S Assistant Kodak Editor Sponsor ff, Iimmie Lynn Wilson Dorothy Lumpkin Chanda Acock Mary Katherine lackman Eva Loise Springer Genia Beth Cox Emogene Price Charlotte Cromwell Walter Hill Virginia Morgan Charles Lawrence Myra Guyer Mary Alice Dickenson Sue Echols Dwayne Reeves Betty Wagoner SDavid Sawyer lean Berry Marjorie Sumner Marjorie Roberson lack Darden Gloria Reese ludy Gerrick Miss Harry Dudley Betty Wagoner, Gloria Reese, Billie Sue Morrel, Karen Harris, Dwayne Reeves, Ann Stiff, Mrs. Davis, Betty Bonds, Mary Eliza- beth Bedigan, Angie Underwood, Sue Echols. The Art Club, composed of the students in the art classes of Hillsboro College, has as its purpose not only to appreciate and study the masterpieces, but to appreciate and practice art in every phase of life in natural environment. Activities of the club-Social decorations, draw- ings for the annual, placards for different organiza- tions, and activity posters. W A iq nm , 96 ,lf Wi Q If ,ff - r ART CLUB Sponsor MRS. RUBY K. DAVIS OFFICERS President, Sue Echols Vice-President, Karen Harris Sec. CS Treas., Gloria Reese Reporter, Betty Wagoner Z f Q fd? KZQWWP pfpcswyzwff 797214 4 W :CMM , , , .k., 34,5 -Q ,M q f. gggf I k,-, XJ' e Pfuce -me 1 ., - v3f:gS-:.5 Belly ebay L , J fb, .X I qt lf , , sf '.'Z i'Wv- li v fp , , f -J ' ' O W Q a 'lr , ix, B gegaacfman 4 img 3? Req P6464 W fy 4 ,4. z 4 X, A w X - 'zfi-5.2 ,i 3153? V5 x .gif , be W, 'K gi X x-if 2 xi 1 , H F W ,iw W?iQ-MMM Looks pretty risky, CIOGSTII1 if, Dwayne? Patsy throws a snowball. Totirt' in the wood. Ch, not Not down her back! Brrr! A white blanket on Alma Mater. Is that a snow plow? . l ominees IACK DARDEN I. H. CLARK MARIE BLOUNT '-SHIP! GENIA BETH COX BILLIE SUE HARPER BARNARR BASSINC ANN STIFF GARLAND CORPIER RUE ECI-IOLS MARIE ERWIN IAMES ACTON VIRGINIA MORGA IVIUYER GUYER MIARY ALICE DICKENSON DICK FARRIS We 'W 1. , I Ax Q ., 1, I ff: Qi ominees f EVA LOISE SPRINGER LOU DUGGER BILLY CLARK MARY CLIFFORD BELL RALPH ALLEN IEAN BERRY ' IOYCE WEBB BETTY IO WILBOURN LINDA GRIZZLE ' PEARL IOYCE ADKINS CHARLES LAWRENCE MAXINE FOSTER LAVONA MCMAI-IAN MARY KATI-IRY N IACKMAN IANE BLANCHARD , ILI I I I M' 4, ,QQ -7 -HIS. . A A Q I LL,C I I u'xmSMsYf,wf::1'uB J Q L 1 E X.,-1 - gfxlgri Pre-isdent, IAMES ADAIR Vice-President, MARY ALICE DICKINSON Secretcxry-Treasurer-Class Editor, EMOGENE PRICE SOPHOMCRE CLASS OFFICERS ADAIR, IAMES G.: Bynum Basketball, '43-'44, Pres. Soph Class, Bus Driver's Club, '44, Lab Assistant: Ping Pong, '43, Luncheon Club. BLOUNT, MARIE, Hillsboro Home Ec. Club, Treas. '44, Monday Review Ir. Vice-Pres., '43-'44, Alpha Psi, '44, Fresh- man Favorite, '43, Pres. of Freshman Class, '43, Choral Club, '44, BREEDING, DORIS LEE: Hillsboro Alpha Psi, '43-'44, Pres. '44, How Club, '43- '44, Art Club, Pres. '43, Biology Club, '43, Three Act Plays, French Club, '43, Choral Club, '44, Monday Review Ir., '44, H. E. Club, '44, Little Theater. CAGLE, RUBY, Frost Biology Club, '43, Tennis Club, '43, Choral Club, '44, Alpha Psi, '44, Luncheon Club, El Guiador, '44. CORPIER, GARLAND: Hillsboro Bus Driver's Club, '44, Luncheon Club. DICKENSON, MARY ALICE: West Basketball, '43, Vice-Pres. of Soph Class, '44, Pres. of Counsel Group, '44, Luncheon Club. MCCOY, FRANK, Waxahachie Bus Drivers' Club, Pinq Pong r .f f Ti il lull We crll know -.rbouz SUPPLY ond DEMAND. GRIPFING, BURKE: Milford C3RlFFlTH, l!XlVlES: Bloorninq Grove Litiie Tgzofzter, YFIITI. -43: French Club, '43: Chief GUYER, MYRA: lioly Pres. Home Economics Club, '44: Pres. Luncheon Club. HARPER, BILLIE SUE: Hillsboro Chororl Club, '44: Monclciy Review lr. Club, '42-'44, Reporter: Luncheon Club. HARRIS, KARON: Whitney Art Club, '44: Vice Pres.: Counsellor Group, Sec.-Treos., '44: Luncheon Club. HENSLEY, PATSY: Hillsboro Les Coiuseuses, '43-'44: B. S. U. '43. VANDERFORD, ARTIE LOUISE: Aquilla Home Economics, '43, MITCHELL, LCN CECIL, liasca Pina Pong Club, '43, Cornrnandos, M URPHREE, MARCELINB Hillsboro French Club, '43g Tennis Club, '43g Lili Theater, '43, B. S. U. 5435 Sec. Counsel Group '44, Orchestra, '43-'44: Alpha Psi, '44, Bib oqy Club, '43: Luncheon Club. PRICE, EMOGENE, lialy College Band, '43, B. S, U., '43: Baskeilpo '43, Vice-Pres. oi Ari Club, 3435 Sophorrior Favoriiep Alpha Psi, '43-'44, and Tree' of Alpha Psi, '4-4: Sec. of Soph Classy Li Causeuses Club, '-433443 Vice-Pres. of Cou sel Group, '44, Lifile The-oier, '437 Class lfu tor, '44p Chairn'ar: of College Activity Ctr rnitiee: Luricheiisw Club. EED, CHARLES ilENl'?Y: Ccrsicaria Pina Ponq, '43, liiurrclerliirds, '43. EEVES, DWAYNE: ltaly Art Club, '43-'44: Luncheon Cluby Vice-Pres Alpha Psi, '44, Alpha Psi, '43-'44p Assisiaif Art Edllor, Annual, '445 lsiiilo Tliealer, 'Ali ' A wr ,.,,v 4 , , , President, ANN STIPF Vice-President, VIRGINIA MORGAN Sec.-Treats., SUE ECHOLS Clcrss Editor, GENA BETH COX FRESI-IMAN OFFICERS ICOCK, CHANDA: Corsicana Assistant Director of Choral Club '43, '44 Band, Epsilon Ornicron, Luncheon Club '43, '44 CTON, IAMESp ltasca Lightning Bugs Basketball, Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club UTREY, BILLY LORRAlNEg Hillsboro Choral Club, Senior Scout, Luncheon Club, Art Club ASSINGER, BERNARRy Hillsboro Capt. of Rangers Basketball, Indepen- dent Basketball, Nominee for Freshman Favorite IEDIGAN, MARY ELIZABETH, Corsicana Choral Club, Corsicana Club, Luncheon Club SIGHAM, MIRIAM MAE: Hillsboro SILBREY, KARIE DELL: Hillsboro -SLOUNT, DONALD: Hillsboro Iiifglgning Bugs Basketball, Luncheon u -GONDS, BETTY RUTH: Coon Creek Choral Club, Art Club, Luncheon Club BRADFORD, BETTE: Corsicana Alpha Psi, French Club, Luncheon Club, Choral Club BREEDING, BILL TOM: Hillsboro Mustang Basketball, Luncheon Club CARTER, MARGARET: Corsicana Choral Club 5 i s I i 4, 5 s nil lx I 1. .sf 3? 9 - ,M-Q ff? Q fr 3 A ' I ' i if Wlglffi . , War, 14- l I I could have sworn I saw Eulayne standing g there! , p Ah! Mary Io and the sun! ,A i t .DQ qs-f av .J i, -'-Nt-an , :swf The tleet's in, girls! CHAMBERS, KENNETH, Morgan Ramblers, Basketball, Luncheon Club CLARK, I. H. 7 Hillsboro Capt. of Ramblers Basketball, Alpha Psi, Sweepers Club, Nominee for Fresh- man Favorite, Luncheon Club COATS, MARIOUETA: Hillsboro - Choral Club, Vice President ot Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club COX, GINIA BETH: Aquilla Ir. Sesame, Freshman Editor of Annual, Nominee for Freshman Favorite, First Vice President of Luncheon Club CRAWFORD, FLORENCE MARIE: Blum Luncheon Club DARDEN, IACKQ Hillsboro Capt. ot Liqhtninq Buqs Basketball, A1- pha Psi, Photographer of Annual, Nomi- nee for Freshman Favorite, Luncheon Club ECHOLS, SUE, Hillsboro Choral Club, Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of lr. Sesame, Alpha Psi, Nominee for Freshman Favorite, Luncheon Club, El Guiador '44 ERWIN, BETTY, Hillsboro Choral Club, Luncheon Club, Les Cau- seuses FARRIS, DICK: Hillsboro Ramblers Basketball, Mgr. of lndepen- dent Basketball, Nominee for Freshman Favorite, Luncheon Club GILES, HELENp'Brandon Luncheon Club GLENN, IOE, Italy ' Alpha Psi, Bus Drivers Club, Luncheon Club GRANT, MONROEg Brandon ' Luncheon Club n ff- IIAMILTON, VALDA MARIE, Itasca Choral Club, Art Club, Alpha Psi, Lunch- eon Club IIAWES, DORIS 5 Itasca Luncheon Club, Choral Club IORNE, MARY, Hillsboro Choral Club, Epsilon Ornicron, Lunch- eon Club RVIN, MARIE, Hillsboro Choral Club, Sec. of Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club. ANE, MARY IO, Hillsboro Monday Review Ir., Student Band Direc- tor, Alpha Psi, Trio, Luncheon Club. UMPKIN, DOROTHY : Italy Luncheon Club, Alpha Psi, El Guiador IICFARLAND, CECIL, Hillsboro Bus Drivers Club, Alpha Psi, Lightning Bugs Basketball IIORGAN, VIRGINIA: Hillsboro Choral Club, Trio, Vice-Pres., of Fresh- man Class, Pres. of Council Group, Treas. of Les Causeuses, Alpha Psi, A Drum Major of Band, Nominee for Fresh- man Favorite, Luncheon Club, Bus. Mgr. of El Guiador IORREL, BOBBIE SUE: Milford Choral Club, Luncheon Club YERS, DOROTHY: West 'Vice-Pres. Council Group, Luncheon Club ELSON, VERNA IOYCE, Corsicana Choral Club, Sec. 61 Treas. of Art Club, Luncheon Club. DW' LIN, CLYDE FORD: Hillsboro Alpha Psi, Bus Drivers Club, Ramblers Basketball, Pres. of Bus Drivers Club, Luncheon Club as . X 1. iv na M , .1 ,V 0. -45 X I 7 fi Q .ri 'TP 41 41' K . ..,, ,,'k ' ' W 1 The Itasca Bunch l 'Wm 1 1, 4 , . 1 Il'V 1 1 V lex a A -XS I J' ., , K ,gt 'D , fi X ll 1 ik if 1 r-,A - 1 Three's a crowd, Iohnny! l 1 PARHAM, PATSY: West Luncheon Club PARKS, ROY: Itasca Alpha Psi, Lightning Bugs Basketball, College Favorite, Luncheon Club RAYMER, MARY BETH: Hillsboro Epsilon Ornicron, Luncheon Club 1 . REDDEN, WRAY: Corsicana Bus Drivers Club, Ramblers Basketball, Corsicana Club, Luncheon Club REESE, GLORIA: Itasca Luncheon Club, Choral Club, Epsilon Omicron, El Guiador '44 REESE, MARY LOUISE: Hillsboro Choral Club, Epsilon Omicron, Lunch- eon Club ROBERSON, MARIORIE: Hillsboro Epsilon Omicron, Band, Tennis Club, Program Committee of Council Group, Choral Club, Luncheon Club, El Guia- clor '44 SUMNER, MARIORIE, Hillsboro SUMNER, IAMESp Hillsboro Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club, French Club SUMNER, BETTY: Itasca Choral Club, Luncheon Club SMITH, OLA MARIE: Bynum Luncheon Club SMITH, G. L.: Whitney Bus Drivers Club, Rangers Basketball Luncheon Club WW: I SLAUGHTER, FRANCES: Corsicana Choral Club, Band, Nominee for Fresh- man Editor, Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club SELBY, STANLEY: Hillsboro Bus Drivers Club, Rangers Basketball, F. F. A. Club, Luncheon Club. SELBY, SIDNEY, Hillsboro Bus Drivers Club, Alpha Psi, F. F. A. Clubkuncheon Club .4 f v ,,, ISAWYER, DAVID, Hillsboro Reporter for Home Room, Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club, El Guidor THOMAS, MARCELENEp Hillsboro Chomfiiub, Lujrcheon Club THOMASM YI..MAp Hillsboro QChoral Clubf Luncheon Club UNDERWOOD, ANGIE: Itasca Choral Club, Monday Review Ir., Lunch- eon Club WAGCNER, BETTY: Hillsboro Choral Club, Alpha Psi, Treas. of Mon- day Review Ir., Vice-Pres. of Epsilon Ornicron, Pres. of Council Group, Re- porter oi Art Club, Freshman Favorite, Luncheon Club, El Guiador '44 WEST, WILLIAM: Hillsboro Alpha Psi, Ramblers Basketball, Presi- dent oi Council Group, Luncheon Club. WASHBURN, CHARLES: Corsicana WI Alpha Psi, Bus Drivers Club LSON, IIMMIE LYNN 7 Itasca Epsilon Omicron, Ir. Sesame, Alpha Psi, Editor oi Annual, Luncheon Club. , . ,EVM 2 Na, 20 ,, :nr . . 52 lack is ready for the take oif l Going places, Marjorie? T t l l President, SARA SIDDONS I Vice-President, LOU DUGGER Secretory, IUDY GERICK Trecrsurer, BETTY IO WILBOURN Reporter, LAVONA MCMAHAN EI Guicrdor Representative, MARY KATHERINE IACKMAN Sponsors, MISS INEZ KIBLINGER MISS AGNES GRYCH sEN1oR oPF1oERs l ALDRIDGE, FALBA lr. Les Causeuses Club, '43-'44, Band, '4l-'44. r BERRY, ETHEL JEAN lr. Historian Club, '42-'43: Home Eco- nomics Club, '42-'44, Pres. '43-'44f El Guiaolor. BIRDWELL, THELMA IO BLAIR, l AMES BLANCHARD, lANE Ir. Sesame Club, '43-'44p Home Econom- ics Club, '40-'42, Contest Play, '4l-'42, Dramatic Club, '40-'42, Choral Club, '40- '42p Yell Leader, '41-'43, BLANSETT, WILMA LORENE Band, '41-'43, Home Economics Club, '41-'43. BOATRIGHT, WILMA Home Economics Club, '40-'43g Choral Club, '4l-'43, Dramatic Club, '4l-'42f Yell Leader, '43-'44. BOOKER, IACKIE LOU BRACKETT, LA VERNE ' Choral Club, '4l-'43: Home Economics Club, '40-'43. BRADEN, DORTI-IA BRANNON, ROBERT BRUCE, IR. Band, '4l-'44, Quill Club, '42-'43, Ir. His- torian Club, '42-'43. BRIDGES, MARY LESLIE Choral Club, '41-'44, Home' Economics Club, '40-'43g Band, '4lg Girl Scouts, '43- '44 - x 3 M. 'G' FU' Lillian Ann, Why are you so serious? r I 'r C i ff ai - : This is an army truck with the soldiers scared away. ., - ....A '- 'IHA CARMICHAEL, GENEVA Ir. Monday Review Club, '42-'44, Pres. '44, Band, '4l-'44, Dramatic Club, '40-'43, Choral Club, '40-'44, lr. Historian Club, '42-'43. CARMICHAEL, IOHN Football, '38-'44, Basketball, '42-'44, Soft- ball, '42-'43, Tennis, '4l-'43, Track, '40- '43, Eagle Club '40-'4l, Hardball, '42-'43. CHENNAULT, INA PEARL couz, ci-iARLEs RAY ' cossiuoii, Moms CROMYNELL, CHARLOTTE ANNE Dramatic Club, '40-'43, Contest Play, '4l- '42, Ouill Club, '43, Chieftain Staff, '43, Home Economics Club, '40-'43, Choral Club, '40-'43, lr. Sesame Club, '43-'44, El Cfuiador. CURTIS, HMMY Yell Leader, '43-'44. CURTlS, lOHN EDWARD Track, '40-'42, Football, '40-'44, Basket- ball, '4l-'44, Dramatic Club, '4l-'42, lnde- pendent Basketball, '43-'44 DAVIS, MARY DE LYNN lr. Historian Club, '42-'43, Home Econom- ics Club, '44, Ir. Monday Review Club, '43-'44, Choral Club, '44, Girl Scouts, '43- '44 DAVlS, MARY LOU DICKEY, C. L. DOLLAR, MARY IEAN Home Economics Club, '40-'42, Choral Club, '40-'42, DOLLAR, NELL Home Economics Club, '43-'44, Choral Club, '41-'44, DUGGER, BETTY LOU , Pres. lunior Class, '42-'43, lr. Monday Review Club, '43-'447 Choral Club, '40- '44, V-President Senior Class, '43-'44g Ir. Historian Club, '42-'437 Pres. Choral Club, '44p Home Economics Club, '43-'44, Reporter, '43-'44, Ouill Club, '42-'43, Dra- matic Club, '40-'4l, DUNLAP, GLADYS MARIE Band, '4l-'44, Readers Club, '42-'43. ENDERS, LILLIAN Choral Club, '43-'44, ERWIN, MARY FRANCES Band, '42-'43y Horne Economics Club, '40- '437 Choral Club, '40-'42f Dramatic Club, '40-'4lg Tennis Club, '41-'43. EERGUSON, BERYL KING FRANK, ELOISE GEORGE, IERRY VANCE lr. Historian Club, '42-'43. GERICK, IUDITH Home Economics Club, '42-'44g Pres. '42- '43g Area Pres. '43 44g Ir. Les Causeuses Club, '43-'44g Ouill Club, '42-'43g English Award, '43, lr. Historian Club, '42-'43, Girl Scouts, '43-'44, El Guiador. GIRAULT, IOYCE GLAZE, KENNETH Band, '41-'44, Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43. GOODMAN, BETTYE IOYCE Choral Club, '40-'42, Home Economics Club, '43-'44, Senior Favorite, '44. l t tif t Xl. 55? i st 2 Sara and Charlotte enjoy the spring Weather. A. , L, .Lg L -....4-.....-.nn.,...4 . . ...L ,OR . I QV N, tt ' I 1 I ,fb I . it ,M GOODMAN , ROBERT A Bus Drivers Club, '43-'44, Independent Basketball, '43-'44, GREENI-IILL, RICHARD F. F. A., '42-'44. N GREER, DOROTHY NELL Ir. Monday Review, '42-'44, Home Eco- , I nornics Club, '41-'42, Choral Club, '4l- '42 Q Q I GRIFFITH, IACKIE M Band, '42-'44, Ir. Les Causeuses Club, '44, HARBOR, LEON HARRINGTON, MARCHIETA Band, '42-'43: Home Economics Club, '40- '43y Choral Club, '41-'43, Dramatic Club, '41-'42, Yell Leader, '43-'44, ' ,fr f , 7 , , I I LLL1 Ll l , :L Qlle I ffffe f, gfffftiliewfffgl 4 f'1-f1f:':l'f? ' A ssfggf-wimg1sa1 'f 1 I on 9 A HAWKINS, DICK HEADRICK, LORENE Home Economics Club, '40-'4l. HERRING, BILLY HILL, DOROTHY HILL, LAMAR HILL, WALTER HOWARD Football, '42-'43, Basketball, '4l-'44, El Guiador. . ' -I ,- IJI' :Al '-.5 -v. ' . ff? A A -f,,,, , A5 t1--.- NJ I Erl1ne poses 1n the sunsh1ne, wh1le Frances Ig Q 'L Yfll I I I and Ioan enjoy the first snowfall. , I., q f '-f -' ,jf A.'. , , .gt L ill' y??'r ' ' ' HORD, MARY ELAINE ' 1 Dramatic Club, '40-'43, Ir. Historian, '42- '43g Quill Club, '43p Choral Club, '40-'44p Ir. Monday Review, '42-'44, V.-Pres., '42, Sec., '43. HOUSTON, LELIA RUTH Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43, Choral Club, '43-'44: Secy. Girl Scouts, '43-'44. HULL, WALTER INMON, MARILYN ERLINE lACKMAN, MARY KATHRYN Ir. Sesame Club, '43-'44, Ir. Historian Club, '41-'435 Dramatic Club, '40-'42, Home Economics Club, '40-'43, Senior Editor, El Guiador, '44. IACKSON, NANCY IAYNE Dramatic Club, '40-'42, Choral Club, '42- '43, Quill Club, '42-'43, Ir. Historian Club, '41-'43, Ir. Monday Review Club, '41-'44p Pres., '43p Alpha Psi, '43-'44p Home Eco- nomics Club, '40-'43p Luncheon Club. lORDAN, RUTH Choral Club, '4l-'44. KEETCN, NELL RUTH Home Economics Club, '4l-'44, Choral Club, '41-'42g First Aid Club, '42-'43, Dra- matic Club, '4l-'42, LANFORD, SAMMYE Band, '4l-'44, Ir. Les Causeuses Club, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '40-'43y Choral Club, '40-'44g Ir. Historian Club, '41-'43, LAWRENCE, CHARLES Football, '40-'44y Basketball, '40-'44, Mus- tanq, '44, Track, '41-'43, Sec., Ir. Class, '42-'43y El Guiador, '44. LITTLE, IACK Basketball, Bugs Bunnies, '44. MAREK, EVELYN i 5 '--1 If .A 'A V gh ft, VVKV 3+ s s li, i' - N? Cfii Someone must have dropped a penny' Love me, love my doq! X if .mf 1 We believe the Californians like Texas! Step back, Bugs! B , , it 1 f lf: K I-IIGHTOWER, SAM Football, '43-'44. MCMAHAN, LAVONA RUE Home Economics Club, '40-'44y Ir. His- torian Club, '42-'43, Choral Club, '43-'44, Ir. Favorite, '43, Girl Scouts, '43-'44. NALE, CONWAY ' F. F. A., '40-'44, Band, '40-'44. NELSON, ANNIE MAE Band, '40-'44, PATTERSON, EVELYN PENNY, ANN M. Choral Club, '40-'44g Dramatic, '40-'42, Band, '40-'4lp Home Economics Club, '40- '435 V.-Pres., '41-'42, Ir. Les Causeuses Club, '43-'44, PORTER, LILLIAN ANN Ir. Sesame Club, '43-'44, Choral Club, '40-'-43: Home Economics Club, '40-'42, Area V.-Pres., '41-'42, Dramatic Club, '40- '44p Ir. Historian Club, '41-'43, PRUITT, WALTER P. Band, '42-'44: F. F. A. '41-'42. RAPE, EUAL GENE ROBERSON, MARION LORAINE Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43p Home Econom- ics Club, '43-'44, Choral Club, '43-'44, Pres., Girl Scouts, '43-'44, Ir. Les Cau- seuses, '44, ROMER, LINDA LOUISE , Ouill Club, '42-'43p Ir. Historian Club, '42- '43p Home Economics Club, '43-'44. ROSE, IANE AVANELL Home Economics Club, '42-'44, M g V hi.. f QA ROSE, WANDA Choral Club, '43-'44, Soloist, Treasurer, French Girl Reserves, Latin Club, French Club, Orchestra, Glee Club CFulerton, CaliI.l ROYAL, FRANCES Choral Club, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '40- '42, Home Economics Club, '43-'44, SANDERS, I-IOOPER Band, '40-'44, Pres. '43-'44p Orchestra, '42- '44 SANDERS, IANICE MARIE Home Economics Club, '40-'44g Choral Club, '40-'43p Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43g Flag Bearer, '41-'43, Yell Leader, '43-'44p Ir. Monday Review Club, '43-'44y Dra- matic Club, '40-'43, SANDERS, IAMES SIDDONS, SARA ANN Ir. Sesame Club, '43-'44, Vice-Pres. '43, Pres., '44, Choral Club, '40-'44, Dramatic Club, '40-'43p Home Economics Club, '40- '43g Ouill Club, '42-'43, Pres., Senior Class, '43-'44. SIDES, BILLY R. SMITH, BILL Alpha Psi, '43-'44. SPENCER, EUGENE Band, '40-'44: Quill Club, '42-'43. STANLEY, MERLE Band, '39-'44, Choral Club, '42-'43, STRINGER, RUBY LEE Choral Club, '43-'44, TIN NER, WILMA NELL NNN Q Y Q 5? 1 whiz x.: x S A Are they as studious as the lo k? Brawn or brains? Dick is Cl onstratinq brown to his feminine ad irers. Y' fr V - . 5- .0! Y .g mm'Y ,, JM I ,M ,u,. .I V Msfawwwveu - -W - r, '.x Q uWzMf.MH6 fading - ' ' 7 .I'i5.., 1 V' Q I? I A ' Q 'f2'i5, 'tg - W, . an J - A Hold itll Let's qo. Smile, please. TINSLEY, VIRGINIA ANN TUGGLE, GRACIE MARIE Home Economics Club, '40-'4l. WILBOURN , BETTY IO Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43, Ir. Les Cau- seuses Club, '44, Girl Scouts, '43-'44. WILLIAMS, MARY NELL WILLIAMS, MAXINE Ir. Monday Review Club, '43-'44, Home Economics Club, '41-'43, Ir. Historian Club, '42-'43y Band, '4l-'43, Girl Scouts, '43-'44, WILLIAMS, TOBY WOLAVER, CORA ANN t Ir. Sesame Club, '42-'44, Choral Club, '42-'43, Dramatic Club, '40-'42g Quill Club, '42-'43, Ir. Historian Club, '41-'42g Home Economics Club, '40-'42, YATES, NORINE MISS INEZ KIBLINGER, Sponsor , ' 2 'pr' r V-'W -W 1 ?' lv-X-j's President, MAXINE FOSTER Vice-President, IAMES' DUKE Secy. 61 Treos., PEARL IOYCE ADKINS El Guicxdor Representative, EVA LOISE SPRINGER Reporter, DEXTER BASSENGER Sponsors, MISS HELEN SWEENEY MR. CLARENCE LOWRANCE IUNIOR OFFICERS Tw l Adkins, Pearl Ioyce Andrews, Billie Armstrong, Tommy Barns, Billie Jack Bell, Dolly Bennison, Rose Mary Blackburn, Wanda Boots, N arcissa Boyde, Billy Brockette, Patricia Bryant, Cuedell Campbell, Aaron Campbell, Wanda Q Cantrell, Kenneth Chastain, Howard Clark, Billy Cole, Cecil Dohoney, Dorothy Douglas, Ioyce Duke, Iames Duncan, Grady Everett, A. L. Foster, Maxine Garrison, Geraldine Glass, Iackie Granton, Roy C. Greer, Mary Edith Grizzle, Linda I-larber, Ruth Harris, Helen Harwell, Patsy Hayes, Ina Mary Houston, Lucy Keeton, R. S. Latham, Iimmy Lawrence, Charlotte Sue Lee, Doris Faye La Fevre, Varina Io Little, Mary Nell McCauley, Theta lane McDonald, Melba Malone, Robert Morris Moore, Leonard Owens, Theresa Patterson, Leon Podsednik, Iohnny Qualls, Buckley Reed, R. C. Rhoads, Kathryn L. Ridelhuber, Billy Robbins, Mary Katherine Roberts, lean Sampson, Geneva Sawyers, Helen Sherril, Louise Shields, Charles Springer, Eva Lois Theclford, Daisy Wallace, Patsy Wallace, Roy .ps .V-., it tt 'E E '11 ', .l!. 'A I . . F '1 17' 'ff if r' , ,f N JL, 1 1 ff JI. Y ' X I H J! f , M f ir! , ' tj ,.,,f ' W ll J sv L fy L W 4 9, WEBB, IOYCE WEBB, IOE WECTGR, NORMAN WHITE, CURBY WILKERSON, SUE VIRGINIA WILKES, EDITH MALONE, BILLY GENE WILLIAMS, WANDA YATES, RUTH IENNINGS, RUTHELL Well, I guess jumping rope is better thgn nothing. VVhc1t, just one man? CAMPUSOLOGY A pleasant place for study or just relaxation is our library. These students have gathered here to-oh, no! They're not really studying! Miss Bond hops oft her bike to greet us a cheery Good MaWnin', though good- ness knows which ones of us she'll ask to leave the library within the next hour for talking. r .J 5 O W 'Nw arm 9, The Botany class gets ready for a Field Day. .-.-.-Y.-..-v.i?,,,,v, v ,,,, . ,, CHEMISTRY LAB . . . A glimpse of our chemistry lab. From these portals pass .the future chemists of the world. There's Iimmie Lynn testing for lead, Iirnrnie Acton gazing into the camera and Mr. Waldorf and Iames Adair posing in the background. P A 1 t ,Q V1 - ' m I ' 4 -'PY , JM L V 'xv ,A ' ' Q.. Tv' + Q M V Ly in A A A if ,, 5 , .4 I , M U' 41' .5 ff 3 f N- J 1 A 32, V1 ' ...I A A ' W i K L ' ' , L: W ., ,,. sl V N ? i I ',,, ' :fag 1 ff Q W... ' ' Q - if' . A I I mga, 4 E, ' V WTA , -K , .avg , , t.A,, A ,, ' ' . , 1- N,Mk...w-f , 1- l ' f 3 - ' ' ,J Y 'L ,, L A Hi' , , M . is 'Kp 'Q' Ala' Q , A .if - QW k .. 3 , .,g-My f ' ' Q . Y? if A ,. ,i,e:S:, sg' 1 ,5 aw :Q I ., - q Q 7' -A 1' 'f we 3 K VA,w'?'c .1 Y ,L , 8 . Q 5 xy-i'.M,. K N5 Q? Q N h: 'Q 4 - aw , - A 5 W--...., ,,,,,, M , 5 'V'---.. Xunvmok I l 'MQ f ' F 4 .wav . , .., ,, Q 1 A , M31 I, ' ' f f.,w'Flf -an 5 gy fr, 3, ' W an H ,X an-rf f . , , If Q ' v nf , vw, 6' 1, di 'Q QW ,,, ,K - .. ,, 3 .,,.w n? ' A ' M : Wu? y . - ' Q W ' 5' Winkin', blinkin', and noddin'. Here, take our picture. Mm-ice cream, and rne without my spoon. 'P Where do we go from here, boys. Sugar 'n spice- Previous to STANDING at the dinner table. Off the wagon, but still on the barrel. Pin-up girl of World War I. Spark plugs need cleaning, too. At times like this, l take a HOBSE. Elaine flashes her pearly whites. Sturnped! Don't sit under the apple tree. lust a minute, Mary Katheryn-thanks. ln their best clothes and not a man in sight. Sorry to intrude. Hen party. And her so young! One for looks, one for protection. Wheel A uniforrn. lt's that Dick Hawkins. Where are the keys? - .g5, ,...,, . 'Cause this is wah and wah is-rough. ls he crawling, Gloria? Sold!! Anybody seen lerome? Fight! Could Angie's date be late? Comfortable, Robert? Sweater girls. Bicycles built for four. Lee and Chanda discuss a letter from Bill. ls she seasick? EX-student Billy Bradford. Watch those girls when Billy gets a leave, Luscious and lovely. As if a private Wouldn't do. Very attractive, but what's it for? Lookit thern gobs! And soon they'll be in college! With car pools, they can't ALL get inside. Dishpan hands are worn in the pockets. Stareyes. if .li ik rfwfgm Y S Q 33 1- A .W I. . p:f.fif'c Ti?fff'TTf77793?i3 ' ' 1 - , f ' - 1 A ' -' If Sl. 4 ' it 34 .tiee at t4f.,,,,.f 5 is .5 3 : ,f..,g - , if ' I p. W ' 5 3 t at :if ree ,.., , .i P , 1' fy if - W f . B , -f . , A J. ' A I J--Mzfuf 1- , 4! 1 , I r : Mir -1, - p'1 fJ'rQ'. W fvgfilf ' tt-. to ' 1- f - ,' ' iii' V Y ,-'. M lx ,tmp .ff--fgsi I W 3, 5' ri at -1 4 f.-to , Em, ' Q f A A 4 4 7 2 1!! A SZS' - . H 52 tn' K J I 4 1' 9 i 1 ' k N YY, 1 4 I q' is Pk lb -hm. f A-Q, u if 4951-syff as ff L ,y la Q xv . L is , lgi,5'Q'.' f 9? , U1 A' f I . Wm , . 1: 'ffffff . g'X' 35 Q 531 , f f,E,gQ? 2, fi A 5:7 . 43.3 ' in sf .,. 3 ' wg . :af gf? 3.61 X 1 'V 4 q, Q W , .f in- ' 1 I ' r x in 5 4, IL N in , N, 'Y . 'til . ,,., .f ,f tg., Xl ,J- n. ' If -Q L amfgy, Six 'J' 4 , ,A is ww QT , We Qu... w. S. as-uw-as- Q q Qu 454, Y ,Q is . I 'ifl-55 ,, , If If 75 x r' AS' .. 1 if f I. ,,,,,..-f And now Ladies and Gentlemen! Count on Robert. Iohnnie and his bodyguards. Why so scared, Nancy? A cute kitten shoots a pup. Carrot Top! How enviable! YOU know him. YOU say it. Cutting classes, huh? And what sort of ct monument is this? Our own Miss Penny in her working clothes. Ah, love-just ask Iohnny and Iimmie Curry's corner. But can she RIDE it? We know those tricks, gals. Our heroes. All right! So there IS a man shortage. Some load for one poor bike. Higher 'n' higher. No, nol Not in public. No gas, so--no girls. A Old-fashioned modems. Anything you say, Marie. Line forms to the right, boys. A Miss gets advice from a Mrs. Out ot the brig. Two wolves in the Raunchy Wolf. Stiff and no man? Two of a kind. 43, 9 YE if gm .. D K at M ww 4 wifi ' I IUNIORS AND SENIORS Boord! We three. All I ccxn soy is--WOW! Yeo, Eagles! Wheel Schoo1's out! Don't they ever RIDE thos She-'H tal! tor somebody. Kinky Duke on the prowl. Cool and Collecting. Something on or stick. What are YOU featuring? Somebody, push! EEK!!! Cor cmd everything! A pluq for Brandon Merccmtlle FARME AMERII .E 1 Q FUTU UF I Z xt. 5 ' V: 4.3i3fQ?3f3 . tug! S it 'Tl 'H An Q K .T W K V. .,g.m,i I Z ' V ff 41,93 - , J 3 42 -f ,, ,ff ' 4' g Q, W f 'F 3.521 ,,- ,........-.-- 4? -'H n, 4.3 a wwf., .X fi H 14 E n .WW av.- K at H , 4.1 ,S M' O QW' . s . ., . 1 5 Y X '15 4 , wx I 'L L , 2 ,. H, 4 .gli QQ. t A Q - 'Q . - 45 ' 'Mt f 12,1 f gg t P , Km-Wifi, V Memories oi the happy Yuletide Season. Cute Mary Alice with the farm animals. laclcson, posin' tor a picture. Why so disgusted, my friends? The thing that costs the least and does the mast is just a pleasant smile. Five lassies having fun. 1 .Z V, 'f pig X I af Q r fl g i' gi gym, Ex 'iv in as ,' ,fa Q Sl What was lett of the little theater. Raunchy Wolf is never overloaded. A result ot gas rationing. Anirnating grins from tall-ee--Lou. Dugger and Shorty Mary Davis. Hey, can't each o' you eat without t l the other? he help of Y ...4 ' -?x Q0 'Y i f' Ur R Ng.-... 'vlr Wl b 'vlv' '1l 'Ti' bfk' ..,.. . HILLSBORO HIGH EAGLES H SEASON STANDINGS, DIVISION B-DIST. IUAA Team Bryan .............. ..,....... 4 0 1.000 Waxahachie .......... 3 1 .750 Hillsboro ...,... .....,..... 2 2 .500 Ennis ,... . 0... ....... 1 3 .250 Mexia ....... ,,.,,,.,.. 0 4 .000 RESULTS OF 1943 FOOTBALL SEASON Hillsboro . .......,............... Cleburne .,......,,,.,.. - .,,,, 7 Hillsboro .... .... ....,.... M e xia ........... ...... 0 Hillsboro ........ ......... C orsicana ..,,.. l,.... 5 Hillsboro ........ ......... L a Vega ....... ..,....... 0 Hillsboro ..,..... ...... Waco ....... ,......... 4 0 Hillsboro ,....... ......... E nnis ,.......... ..,... 7 Hillsboro ........ ......... B ryan ..,,....,.,....,.,.,.. .,... - .27 Hillsboro ........ Waxahachie ..,..... ,,.r - .25 W L Pct. The Eagles of '43 were coached by P. T. Galiga and Vance D. Sumner. They proved to be able, efficient coaches. Coach Galiga de- veloped one of the best backfields in recent ' years, while Coach Sumner had a stalwart line composed of a mixture of green men plus letter- men of '42. ' ..,s ' is FQ Big Iohn Carmichael and Charlie Lawrence if , I I rtyby were Co-Captains during this better than aver- age season. They kept the team hustling, even in practice, and tried to keep the boys trying when the going was tough. Big Iohn is now in the Army Air Corps. Rudolph Maldanado, Manager RENFRO, BILLY BARBOUR, BOBBY WALLACE, ROY CURTIS, IOHNNY Back Back Tackle Back SEASONAL REVIEW The Hillsboro High School Eagles enjoyed one of its best seasons in years with a record of 4 games won and 4 games lost. Captained by Big Iohn Carmichael and Charlie Lawrence, the Eagles hustled all the way despite early season injuries and some hard luck games. The season started in Cleburne on September 24, with a 7-0 loss after thoroughly outplaying the Yellow lackets all the Way. - G ff' 1, A 7 fl' f W, Mft ,yy MCCAULEY, ROBERT CLARK, BILLY OUALLS, BUCKLEY LAWRENCE, CHAS Back Black Center Guard YY 4 . af CARMICHAEL, IOHN KING, IIMMY HILL, WALTER ALLEN, RALP Back End End Tackle Then in successive weeks the Eagles defeated Mexia, Corsicana, and La Vega, by scores of 15-O, and 13-O, respectively. The overconfident feathered flock was badly beaten in Waco the next week by Tigers, who later went to the state quarterfinals. The team got in the groove again and defeated E 13-7. Then came defeats of 27-O and 25-6 by Bryan and Waxahachie. BASSINGER, DEXTER DUKE, IAMES DOHONEY, BOBBY HILTON, GEO Back Guard Back End All ll. H 25-7. the nnis RGE ,MQ X T MOORE, LEONARD MCFARLAND, BOBBY BARNES, BILLY IACK REED, R. C. End Back Back Center The Eagle line was composed of Bugs Hill and Iimrny King at ends, Roy Wallace and Ralph Allen at tackles, lohn Ripley and Charlie Lawerence at guards, and Buckley Oualls at center. The backiield included Iohnny Curtis, Big Iohn Carmichael, Sam Hightower, and Billy Clark. Several of the boys were mentioned on various All-Division B teams While lohnny Curtis, Charlie Lawerence, and Big Iohn Car- michael Were listed on the all-district team. Substitutes earning letters Were: Gus Hilton, end: lames Duke, guard: Dexter Bassinger and Bobby Dohoney, backs. King, Wallace, Oualls, Clark, Hilton, Duke, Bassinger, and Dohoney are all returning. EUBANK, ALLEN Spring training gets under Way as the Bvck Could the eagle be whispering a secret boys gather on the field for a little play in the captain's ear? warm-up. Q, Wt W., , 'KJ' A :ef t g ,iii is 1 , - E r - ,'.l,', A trlit t ttti 3411 pump t, lfifl K. Ni' 'jf . e 4 P--4 ,QW4 ,Milk Ni INTRAMURAL BASK T First row: Roy Parks, Iimmy Acton, Aaron Campbell, Cecil McFarland, lack Darden, Iames Adair, Iackie Glass. Second row: Donald Blount, I. H. Clark, Robert Goodman, Wray Redden, Bob Brannon, Kenneth Cantrell, Dexter Bassinger, Ioe Bob Pharris. AMERICAN LEAGUE The intramural basketball league was planned by Coaches Sumner and Galiga with the backing of Principal McKown and Superintendent Hartsfield. The officials for the games were Mr. Galiga, Mr. Sumner, Mr. Dawson, and Mr. Mcliown. After the regular schedule had been completed, there was a playoff, with the three top teams participating. There were several close games with two overtime games being played. The tournament was greatly enjoyed by the students as well as the players. Regular Season Standings W. L. Pct. Rangers . .A .., ...,,. .. .. .. . 4 0 1.000 Bugs Bunnies 4. ., i 4. .. 3 l .750 Mustangs , ii..... . . i ., 2 2 .500 Ramblers .,,, ...ii.. i ....., . . l 3 .250 Lightning Bugs ,i,i..i. .u... . 4. ..i... . ..., it V. 0 4 .000 League Playoff Ramblers ,iiii.i,,,. ......i.. ...ii.r.ii. A 2 0 1.000 Mustangs i,i.. . ,.......i ...i. , A... i , ........, . .. l l .500 Bugs Bunnies . ...i,. ii.. . ...... ...,...i , 0 2 .000 Top Twelve Scorers Name Team Ct. Pt. Curtis, Rangers ,i ,..ii .i.. i. 6 4l Counts, Bugs Bunnies , .. 6 34 Hilton, Bugs Bunnies i .. .. 6 33 Breeding, Mustangs , . , 6 32 Hill, Bugs Bunnies 4. .4 .. A, 6 28 B. Bassinger, Rangers . 4. . . 4 27 Darden, Lightning Bugs .. Y . 4 25 Wallace, Mustangs .. i .. . . . 6 24 Lawrence, Mustangs . .i 6 23 1 If Q lil First row: William West, Kenneth Cantrell, loe Bob Pharris I H Clark Robert Goodman Wray Redden. Second row: Dexter Bassinqer, Bob Brannon. RAMBLERS The Captain of the Ramblers was I. H. Clark, now in the army. Dexter Bassinqer, Wray Redden, Kenneth Cantrell, loe Bob Pharris, Robert Goodman, Bob Brannon comprised the remainder of this hard- luck team. The team had the spirit and hustle but seemed unable to bring about the necessary offen- sive ability needed for a Winning team. Top Twelve Scorers tCont'dl Clark, Rangers u i 6 22 Goodman, Ramblers i 4 18 Bassinqer, Ramblers N ui..,,. 4 18 lst row: Aaron Campbell, Cecil McFarland, Boy Parks, Donald Blount. 2nd row: lames Adair, lack Darden, Iaclcie Glass, larnes Acton. THE LIGHTNING BUGS The Lightning Bugs were led by lack Murray Darden Who holds the distinction ot having scored the most points in a single garne.' Murray put in l8 points against the Bugs Bunnies which was nearly the deciding rnargin. Captain Darden was ably assisted by Iarnes Adair, Dusty Blount, lackie Glass, and Aaron Campbell. CAPTAlN IACK DARDEN Hillsboro All-round good player BUGS BUNNI ES Edsel Bassinger, Leonard Moore, Bugs Hill, Gus Hilton, Douglas Conaway, Pete Ward-Mascot. The Bunnies depended more on team play than individualism although each player had occasional flashes of brilliancy. The team was composed of Captain Bugs Hill, Bish Barbour, Kenneth Counts, and two promising newcomers, Gus Hil- ton and Edsel Bassinger. Counts was the leading scorer with Hilton and Hill not far behind. ln the first over-time game Gus Hilton sneaked in a Crip shot to defeat the Mustangs l9-17. The steady play- ing of Barbour and Bassinger proved their ability. CAPTAIN BUGS HILL Uses that brilliant mind of his to general a good team. ' MUSTANGS Horace Reed, Charles Lawrence, lames Duke, Robert McCauley, Roy Wallace, Iimmy King. The guiding lights of the Mustangs proved to be Co-Captains Charlie Lawrence and Thos Breeding. Iimmy King, Roy Wal- lace, and Bobby Dohoney comprised the remainder of the start- ing line-up. The Mustangs were in on both overtime games ot the tournament. The team seemed to hustle more than the others and refused to give up. Roy Wallace dropped in a free shot to Win over the Bugs Bunnies 22-21 in their second overtime game, which decided the tournament playoff. CAPTAIN BILL TOM BREEDING CAPTAIN CHARLES LAWRENCE Popular-knows his basketball. A splendid athlete and a good captain 'E Y 'K' W gi Q M PHYSICAL EDUCATIQ' COLLEGE Director MISS PENNY VAN BUSKIRB Above, the College girls acquire grace and poise through well-planned physical exercise. Future, Ziegfeld Girls - One- Two- Bendt No wonder there are stiff muscles next day. Thelswan dance is an innovation to these students who cant seem to do the same thing at the same time. QIRLS' ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL Director MISS PENNY VANBUSKIRK Above, Miss Penny gives instructions to CI group of High School girls on cr Windy Mcrrch doy. g., This sitting-down exercise gives the girls grace ond becruty. One- Two- ond Over!!! TRACK - if-Q T. . ..., .1 ' TLQQ- The planned district meet was called oft due to transportation and lack of competition. The Eagle Track Squad held a meet among themselves. lirnmy King took first place, RoXlWallace second, Gus Hilton third and Buck Qualls iourth. s 1 ,Wi . QQ I' 1 ti, t NC' 0 7 fa .2 . A, , sn,,. if XA, V- 5 , , ' li.-. t X I rj 1 f,.f It .i QJ t lohrmy, will the best mort ludy cmd her soldier. No Worries! No rtuthirfl Clyde qudrds his bus. See my pretty new dress! Perfect hdlortce, wth? 7. Dorothy Nell cmd Gehid Beth hrdve the Cold 8. l.et's tdlce dh old-tdshiohed Wolkf' 9. l-le's not os meorr GS he looks. lO. Between hells! ll. Reloxdtiorr, l2. Lilltdh Anne--smtlthq drtd Wdttirtq .... ' f ,M .. - ,.. 153 , LU in Mft -L. 5 .. ,' - :wa Q. N., ., A .lbh -, ., k y ' , , f H 3, AQ ,al -X Q ,fs -, sq 1 '-, ' ' . u 5 S Q W. 2 'Y ,F -K mf Hs, liilsasf, 1 lm Egg? N : Slug ,QQ i Q l k .M 5 5 g,m jggiij fu ,gk 2-vrfr my r .hx -kgs' x 'F 1 x.. A iii 'ASW 'K fn-if nr-,A 3 . 425K mvliws- s 0 M Mwmaef 'N- nw. Qi iw . fi ,M ...QW ,WYY ,fn , ...,....,N 6 1-Ln.. K, iv fl .- C fN D ADVERTISEMENTS Our Advertisers ..... WE SALUTE THEM! lf it had not been for their loyal and aenerous support all these memories of the l944 school year could not have been compiled. With all sincerity, we thank the businessmen of Hillsboro for making this book possible. EDUCATION FOR LIFE . . . The youth of Germany and Japan are educated for deathg you are being educated for life 3 to use the power of your knowledge for the good of mankind, not for its de- struction. V Books are Weapons. There are no national boundary lines which can stop the flow of ideas. The Citizens National Bank is 51 years old and our greatest years are still ahead of us. The faith born of over half a century of serv- ice tells us that American institu- tions and ideals Will outlast the last of the dictators. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK HILLSBORO, TEXAS THE HILLSBORO STATE BANK A FRIENDLY BANK IN A FRIENDLY CITY Central Location 3,11 Accommodating and Capable Officers and Employees Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -CALL 99- AMBULANCE SERVICE MARSHALL 8g MARSHALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hillsboro Texas To Graduate from Hillsboro's Fine Schools is Intelligent Business But Your Good Appearance Is Our Business THE HoUsE or NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDISE MARTIN MCDONALD CO. Make Our Store Your Store Western Auto Supply Co. DR' gi,tElQ13ggIEL F 1 t ' See Us or Comp e e SCFVICG Eyesight Specialist Eyes Tested - Glasses Fitted . I TO SEE BETTER-BETTER SEE US Jefferson Standard Life . I C Over 36 Years Experzence nsurance 0' East Side of Square Jo. W. Patterson, Representative HILLSBORO, TEXAS Ballard Furniture and OLYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN Appliance Co. AND CAFE EASY TERMS AIR-CONDITIONED Phono 912 Hillsboro, Toxas CANDIES, ICE CREAM AND SHERRETS Mrs. Young's Style Shop 106 East Elm St. Everything the College Girl Wears Hillsboro, Texas Phone 252 - Made Daily - S BUTTER-TOASTED SANDWICHES Southwest Corner of Square CURB SERVICE BILLIE JOHNNIE OSCAR M. HARRELL There is no excuse for eye abuse. You may need glasses. Only an accurate scientific examination will tell the exact condition of your eyes. Quality glasses will be fitted only if needed, of course, to suit your personality. DR. H. C. GRAY FINE DIAMONDS BULOVA, GRUEN and WESTFIELD WATCHES Shop at Our Store for Your Graduation Gifts E. J. HUNT JEWELRY CO. 104 E. Elm si. H1LLsBoRo, TEXAS Compliments of KRESS STORES E. S. DAVIS MOTOR CO. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE Phone 456 NORA TAYLOR BIRD Presenting MODE O'DA Y Frocks - Lingerie -- Hosiery 120 E. Elm Street Hillsboro, Texas FOUNTAIN SERVICE COSMETICS BROWN DRUG CC. Where Me gang all meets. HILLSBORO Phone 272 TEXAS CANDIES DRUGS The Radio Electric Shop Leroy Womack A USED RADIOS All Types of Radios Repaired QUALITY HOSE Regardless of Trouble SHOES BAGS Phone 848 206 East Franklin Compliments of The Hillsboro Dry Goods Compliments of Company c. STUBBLEFIELD HICKEY'S FLOWER sHoP COTTON Flowers For All Occasions Phone 474 103W West Elm PHONE 583 Your Independent Grocery appreciates your patronage Trade the Independent Way Authorized Dealer of Bmnfs EYE FROZEN Fooos ffzzfwfifffiff 1: f 1 'ifiivf BOOKOUT GROCERY 8: MARKET 631 Park Drive Phones 800-801 With the Compliments and best Wishes of W. TROY DUNCAN HILLBOROVS LAUNDRYMAN NEWMAN norm BUILDING HILLSBORO, TEXAS Phone 979 Copying Enlarging Compliments of HILLSBORO ICE CO. VARNEY HAYES, Manager MIRACLE MILLS Like the School and Junior College . . . a Community Institution Hillsboro, Texas Phone 307 140 S. Covington A. W. YOUNG 8: SON INSURANCE AND LOANS Hillsboro State Bank Building Day Phone 212 Night Phone 588 SALES - SERVICE GENUINE FORD PARTS MASON 8: GANUS MOTOR CO. Hillsboro, Texas The Greatest Values for the Least Money SWARTZ DEPT. STORE Hillsboro Texas J. M. LATHAM All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work - Roofing - We Specialize in Auto Radiator Work Phone 876 109 W. Franklin GRIFFIN PRINTING CO. Typewriters 8: Adding Machines Sales - Service - Rentals Phone 721 Hillsboro Good Meals-Excellent Service . ANDREWS CAFE Compliments 103 S. Waco St. of Compliments of - CAMPBELL and BERNARD MCCRORY STORES GROCERIES MARKET COI1'lpllIT16D'CS Best Hamburgers in Town of South Church Street Hillsboro, Texas J. E. PENNINGTON J E W E L RY Graduation Gifts a Specialty Purina Chows for More Profit COOPER FEED 8z SEED CO. Hillsboro, Texas NEWCOMB HOTEL A ,f HILLSBORO FARM MERCANTILE CO. HARDWARE - - GROCERIES MARKET FEED - - SEED West Side Square EASTLAND TITLE 8z GUARANTY CO. Colonial Trust Bldg. Poultry - Eggs Cream - Turkeys FURNITURE Compliments and of FLOOR COVERINGS R. T. DENNIS 8. CO. SUNSHINE PRODUCE Leading Buyers in Hill Coimtyn P. O. Box 163 Tel. No. 58 HILLSBORO, TEXAS . -, ...--.. Z... W. W. SIDDON S, President W. S. RAMSEY, Secy. and Treas W. C. ROBERTSON, Vice-President COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY Hillsboro, Texas CAPITAL . . S100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . S 50,000.00 REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILE LOANS STOCKS INVESTMENTS BONDS Phone 186 Phone 331 HILL COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY If It's Insurance, We Write It. COLONIAL TRUST BUILDING HILLSBORO TEXAS '?' ' Compliments of Hillsboro Abstract Co. Alline M. LeFevre See Us For Complete Insurance Service Citizens National Bank Bldg. Phone 182 For Groceries, Fresh Meats, Hard- ware, General Electric Household Appliances and Fairbanks Morse Water Pumps Sears, Roebuck and Co. H1LLsBoRo, TEXAS patronize B. 81 J. SALES CO. Hillsboro Phone 407 VISIT THE EAGLE CAFE ' at Hi-ways 81, 77, 171 and 22 Hillsboro, Texas J. M. QPOPJ BOONE Southwestern Life Insurance Company Hillsboro State Bank Bldg. EAST END GROCERY Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables GRIMES GARAGE is proud of the splendid school system which we have in Hillsboro, and is pleased to cooperate with the student body in publishing the 1944 El Guiador. HERMAN EASTLAND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Compliments of THOMAS B. COCKRELL Consignee GULF OIL CORP. Phone 616 709 E. Franklin St Compliments of J. I-I. DUKE Compliments of TEXAS 81 RITZ THEATRES When Iuetter pictures are made, we sI1ow them. INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY DIXIE DISTRIBUTORS The Power to Pass . . . That's Dixie Gas Phone 34 Hillsboro, Texas JIGCS COFFEE SHOP The Home of the Best AIR-CONDITIONED Behind You in A11 That Is Good ROBERT PETTY, Prop. Compliments MARSHALL 8. SIMMONS REAL ESTATE LOANS - INSURANCE ARROW SHIRTS CANNON TOWELS STETSON HATS DORIS DODSON DRESSES TEXAS DRY GOODS CO. THE STYLE CENTER GRIFFON SUITS KAYSER HOSIERY NUNN-BUSH SHOES GOLD CROSS SHOES Monarch Foundry 8z Machine Co. . Welding and General Repairs 111-113 W. Franklin St. Hillsboro, Texas SANITARY MEAT MARKET I. B. DAVIS Phone 651 Hillsboro FRESH AND CURED MEATS West Side of Square ' COMPLIMEN TS OF HILLSBORO COTTON MILLS '-lf 7 'Wf 7'? Qv'-vlv 'P 1fT'3'P -I' ' . ,, A+' Q Q' ' A ,IA 1 S. . SERVICE ABOVE SELF 'He Proms Mosf Who Serves Besfu HILLSBORO ROTARY CLUB TAR,. J SPNATXO FWF S , Lnesnry + INTELILIGENCE 7+ . Q LUB .QCOUI3 ' NAT'ONS 'f SAFETY ' Q5 2 J fr ': , OFFICERS Hu-LSBORO' TEXAS DIRECTORS W. C. DAVIS, President R. C. SEATON H. E. CHILES, First Vice-President C. W. TAYLOR, Second Vice-President I. M. BOONE, Third Vice-President LEONARD HERRING, Secretary GLENN MARSHALL, Treasurer FRANK SLAY, Tail Twister M. F. MARSHALL, IR., Lion Tamer I. HENRY DUKE FRED O. GRIMES BURRIS C. IACKSON ROBERT MARSHALL WM. R. MCDONALD R. G. DOHONEY CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL Faculties Students Indians and Eagles SMITH 8: TOMLINSON CO. Service Since 1879 Compliments of HILL COUNTY COTTON OIL CO. Manufacturers of COTTON SEED PRODUCTS H. B. ODELL CLEANING DYEING HAT BLOCKING Best Equipped Dry Cleaning Plant in Hill County YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME at the CITY DRUG STORE Hillsboro Texas Compliments S. T. Crain Julius Crain of Crain's Grocery 8z Market Where Customers Send Their Friends 103 E. Franklin Hillsboro Phone 820 Coats Furniture Company LUMBER I Telephone 415 Hillsboro Texas Phone 713 ROY DALTON CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Suits Made to Order Pay Cash and Save 109 West Elm Street Hillsboro, Texas Established 1876 W. C. JOHNSON GULF STATION See Us for Your Gulf Needs nl' Cameroll Phone 268 24-Hour Service dr CO. Compliments of Ballard's Battery Service R EXIDE BATTERIES Phone 116 Ben G. Ballard, Sr. Ben G. Ballard, Jr. Compliments of CONOCO OIL COMPANY M Phone 44 J. K. Wooten J. G. Goodman Gillam Goodman Hillsboro, Texas Phone 37 GOODMAN 82 SONS STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 511 217 West Elm Street Established 1881 OUR GREATEST ASSET . . . Outstanding school systems such as We have in Hills- boro constitute a community's greatest asset. Particu- larly are We proud of our public school system together with our College. Our business institution is happy to cooperate Wholly in every possible Way with all the activities of our insti- tutions of learning and with the fine student bodies of each. - Our best wishes for the future happiness and pros- perity of every member of all the classes are sincerely T. B . B O N D DRUGGIST and JEWELER tendered. '?'i' EDUCATION The bulwark of our country is in 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 and all those who are giving of their efforts to make our schools the best. Our nation, the states, counties, and municipalities are deeply concerned in the subject and seek every means at their command to provide the very best facilities for the advancement of educa- tion. The Chamber of Commerce, too, is interested particularly in Hillsboro 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 COMMERCE Compliments of Compliments of Walter Pi-H110 Company Eagle Cleaners and Dyers Oldest Music House in Texas , , , Established 1893 Wlule Cram Walter Building Hillsboro, Texas 125 South Church Sth Phone 350 Compliments of ARTHUR SCRUGGS GULF SERVICE STATION North Side Square COMPLIMEN TS OF HILLSBORO BAKERY Zffffwf QM. ?j! 6MZ3,4fZW if Q WMM f M40 I , Wdif, 960 6 , v , 0, 1 fy . Mk' ANQ My Ex . X J: A,:.w'. lf f-x l 9... ,X 1 . 't W 1 'Q 3 5, V 1'. .. ' .vu gf x 1, ,,,. 1.4, S n.:J?T,7.-- . Y. f :ig 'Z :V V M . N . 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