Hillsboro High School - EL Aquila Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)
- Class of 1946
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-... . , 1 . , . , 1 , 5 r n R 'f f, ,-.h,:4,v,. ,As f ' M3132 hi- w fm 537' 7:3 ,W ' 'PEW A K r Editor in Chief BOWENA HEAD Literary Editor DOLLY BELL Sponsor MISS DUDLEY ff guia or 1946 Published by Students of Business Managers ADA TERRY ALLAN EUBANK BOB BEAVEBS Photographers BEN BROOKS KENNETH ATCHINSON ARCHIE MARR Jhfdgoro C0 8 a,l'lJLM!560l 0 .SQAOOZ 0l'elfU0l We have sought to capture and bind Within this book some of the things which have endeared our school to us. They hold the record of our work and our play, of the thinqs we have dreamed, and the friendships We have made. As We turn these pages in the years to come, may the memories held within them rise as the fragrance of a sweet incense. WX. HKS '35 -mpg., We dedicate this l946 Edition of El Guiador as a book of memories to the fine qualities of Hillsboro's own JO pCLffQl 60l'l Attractive in person, affable in manner, kind of heart, devoted to friends, courageous in the face of obstacles, our Mr. lo Patterson possessed unusual powers of leadership. During the years, he has enmeshed his life in the warp and woof of the Hillsboro schools. Each task that came to his hands he performed with rare fidelity and superb ability. His athletic friends called him lo because they loved him. Those struggling with the Three R's found him gen- tle and sympathizing. The college students knew his advice was sound, his common sense reliable. To the teachers he was a guide and inspiration. With his administrative colleagues he was a cooperative and capable fellow worker, modest and unpretentious in manner and word. All the tributes brought together are a beautiful symphony of one who made life admirable in the eyes of those who knew himgbecame symbolic of Io Patterson's univer- sal appeal. aan! of glclucafion ,. NE lst row: Mr. R. W. Calvert, President lo W. Patterson, Mr. Herman Eastland, Mr. Cecil Stubblefield. 2nd row: Mr. E. B. Keeton, Mr. Clyde Tomlinson, Mr. M. T. Lance. A Word of appreciation to our Board ot Education-these are the men who back our school with such loyalty and resourcefulness. We Wonder it the public realizes how untiringly these men Work and how unselfishly they give their time. MRS. ROY CROMWELL Business Manager and Bookkeeper E .fdalminififrafion W. R. DAWSON Registrar ORVILLE G. MCKOWN Prmclpul H. S. MISS HARRY DUDLEY Decm of Students ' MRS. EUGENE HEAD MISS IEAN BERRY Secy. to Registrar Secy. to President To the graduates of l946: . God does not judge you by how near you are to the top of the mountain, but by the direction in which you are climbing. A lite that looks only inward and outward, but never upward, can never be permanently great or good. Heaven always widens the horizons of tho se who do with all their might what their hands find to do. Nothing can stop the onward march of fidelity to simple tasks. The world is full of people who broke the imprisoned commonplaceness of their tasks and rose to magnifi- cent heights. lt is not enough to be honest. You must be generous. lt is not enough to refrain from taking that which is not yours. You must not covet that which belongs to the other person. The royal road is achieved only by doing more than your duty. That which we do beyond the call ot duty wins medals of spiritual merit. Sincerely, WW ART, MUSIC The aim of the work in the art depart- ment is to bring out the best in those who previously couldn't draw straight lines. Included in the musical program is public school music, band, piano, and violin. SCIENCE Bacteriology, Biology, Botany, Zool- ogy, and Chemistry are divisions of the Department of Science. The aim of the different groups is to create interest in our scientific surroundings, and to pre- pare the students for respective majors. EDUCATION , PHYSICAL EDUCATION Not only those students who intend to become teachers, but others as Well find courses in education, philosophy and psychology advantageous. In con- nection with the program of health im- provement, the physical education de- partment now includes a series of lec- tures. Clffllhy MRS. RUBY K. DAVIS Art and Writing MISS MARY CARLOW Music GRAY WALDORF Science E. P. ALLEN Education Psychology Mathematics MISS IUANITA PRICE Physical Education PALMA GALIGA Coach Physical Education l AMES N. KADERLI Engineering Mathematics C. R. RABB Agriculture 5? ENGLISH, SPEECH The required English courses include a challenging course in composition and an interesting study of English lit- erature. The Department of Speech of- fers valuable practical training in addi- tion to class instruction. BUSINESS, ECONOMICS The preparation of students for effi- cient participation in the complex busi- ness society of today is the aim of this department. Opportunity for first hand experience is offered. HISTORY, GOVERNMENT Preparing younq men and women to be the voting citizens of tomorrow is an important job. An understanding of past experiences and problems with a View to solving new ones is the full time aim of this department. Clffllgg MRS. M. G. NOELL English MISS BEN TARPLEY English MISS EDDIE DALTON Speech MISS RUTH CONAWAY Business Administration MISS HELEN SWEENEY History Government MRS. NANCY DAVIS Business Administration PAUL COHN Music MBS. SYBIL HENLEY Business Administration FOREIGN LANGUAGES A knowledge of several languages is an asset to anyone who is entering the professional world. It is valuable not only from a scholastic but also from a cultural viewpoint. HOME ECONOMICS, AGRICULTURE The Department of Home Economics teaches the young ladies to be capable and efficient homemakers While in the field of Agriculture, the young men learn to make the most of the soil. MATHEMATICS, ENGINEERING The mastery of Math is proof of an alert mind. It is one of the most useful subjects offered here. With the numer- ous Engineer majors, it is evident that this department is an outstanding phase of Hillsboro College. W. READ DAWSON Romance Languages Economics MISS MINA BOND Librarian MRS. HOWARD NOLAND Home Economics MISS NELLYNE WICKER Home Economics MISS BLANCHE WEBB Mathematics FRANK E. IAMES Director Physical Education for Men MRS. E. A. MILLER Home Economics JAMES H. STARLING Mathematics K Connie Pollard, king of the bus shed, gives a practical demonstration on cor- recting the ills of an automobile to two of the veterans enrolled in the mechan- ics classes conducted in the bus shed. lndustrious pupils are the men attend- ing the auto mechanics classes open to veterans of World War ll. Under the capable instruction of Mr. Paul Curtis, they are engaged in learning a Worth- while and profitable trade. A glimpse of the chemistry 432 labora- tory on any Tuesday or Thursday after- noon reveals ambitious students in- volved in the mysteries of qualitative analysis. ln the foreground is Cora Wolaver, who assists the instructor dur- ing the lab period. The school library-the very place to go for studying or reading. Miss Bond, in addition to discharging her duties toward keeping law and order, never fails to fix her children up with just the information they need. :fffir ie S assi' fddried Sophomore icem LOU LIGHTFOOT President ' CORA ANN WOLAVER Vice-President IANIE BARNES Secretory FRANCES HARPER Trecrsurer A l uv? 4 Slit? Qi? , 'H-. ?,, FRANCES ROYAL Reporter BETTY WILBOURN E1 Guiordor Representative MR. DAWSON MRS. NOELL Sponsors ANDREWS, lOYCE Whitney Mixed Chorus, lr. Les Causeuses, Art Club, Little Theater, Luncheon Club, Chieftain Staff, El Guiador Staff, BSU, Basketball Team. BARNES, IANIE RUTH Itasca lr. Les Causeuses, Luncheon Club, Les Ioueurs, Secretary Sophomore Class, Chieftain Staff, Mixed Cho- rus. BARNES, KITTY FAYE Itasca Luncheon Club, Les Ioueurs, Chief- tain Staff. BELL, DOLLY Milford Vice-Pres. Epsilon Omicron 44-45, Pres. 45-46, Vice-Pres. Alpha Psi, Vice-Pres. Luncheon Club 44-45, Pres. 45-46, Literary Editor El Guia- dor 44-46, Assistant Editor Chieftain 44-45, Feature Editor Chieftain 45- 46, Reporter Ir. Sesame 44-45, Mix- ed Chorus, Chemistry Assistant 45- 46. Faculty Award, 1946. BERRY, IEAN Hillsboro Business Manager Chieftain, El Guiador Staff, Luncheon Club, Treasurer Ir. Les Causeuses, Mixed Chorus, Manager Basketball Team. BRACKETT, LAVERNE Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Mixed Chorus. BROOKS, BEN Corsicana 22 Club, Pres. Art Club, Little Theater, Luncheon Club, Mixed Chorus, Chieftain Staff, El Guiador. CAIN, HAZEL MARIE Bynum Alpha Psi, Les Ioueurs, Mixed Cho- rus, Luncheon Club, Ir. Les Cause- uses. CHAMBERS, KENNETH Hillsboro Luncheon Club 'A' cRoMwELL, CHARLOTTE 'Nh 3 2 E fi- .s. W 5 sm, A A ---l Hillsboro Reporter Epsilon Omicron, Secre- tary Alpha Psi, Secretary Luncheon Club, Editor of Chieftain, Mixed Chorus, Nominee for College Beau- ty, Little Theater '44-'45, Pres. Ir. Sesame, B.S.U., Assistant Editor El Guiador '44-'45. DUNLAP, GLADYS Hillsboro Mixed Chorus, Luncheon Club, Nominee for Sophomore Favorite. ERWlN, MARY FRANCES Hillsboro Song Leader Epsilon Omicron, Mix- ed Chorus, B.S.U., Vice-Pres. Ir. Les Causeuses, Chieftain Staff, Art Club, Luncheon Club, Basketball Team. GARTMAN, W. M. Blum Luncheon Club, Alpha Psi, Basket- ball Team, Vice-Pres. Veterans Club, Vice-Pres. Les Ioueurs. GIDDENS, BARBARA Itasca Ir. Monday Review Club, Epsilon Omicron. GLAZE, KENNETH Hillsboro Mixed Chorus, Luncheon Club, Al- pha Psi, Pres. Les Ioueurs, Asst. Business Mgr. Chieftain. GOODMAN, BETTY Hillsboro lr. Les Causeuses, Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club, Art Club, 'Mixed Chorus. HARPER, FRANCES Itasca Reporter Alpha Psi, Secretary Luncheon Club-Secretary '44-'45, Mixed Chorus, lr. Les Causeuses, Little Theater '44-'45, Chieftain Staff, El Guiador Staff, Wampus Kitty Club, Nominee for Freshman Fav- orite '44-'45, Treasurer Sophomore Class, B.S.U. HARRIS, MARGARET 'Whitney Luncheon Club, Little Theater '44- '45, Art Club, Ir. Les Causeuses, B.S.U., Chieftain Staff, Mixed Cho- rus, El Guiador Staff '44-'45, HORD, ELAINE Hillsboro lr. Monday Review, Little Theater '44-'45, Luncheon Club. HOUSTON, LELIA RUTH Hillsboro Secretary Ir. Les Causeuses, Lunch- eon Club, B.S.U., Mixed Chorus, Epsilon Omicron. IONES, RUTH Corsicana ZZ Club '44-'46, LLmcheon Club, Mixed Chorus, Art Club, Little Thea- ter '44-'45. LIGHTFOOT, EDITH LOU Mertens 22 Club, Luncheon Club, Vice- Pres. Art Club, Pres. Sophomore Class, Favorite Sophomore Class. MYERS, NETTIE Hillsboro Ir. Monday Review, Luncheon Club, Art Club, Mixed Chorus, Art Re- porter, El Guiador. RASH, BETTY Corsicana Ir. Monday Review, Luncheon Club, Alpha Psi, 22 Club, Little Theater '44-'45, Mixed Chorus '44-'45. ROBERSON, LORAINE Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Treasurer Mixed Chorus, Treasurer Epsilon Omicron, Pres. Ir. Les Causeuses, Art Club. ROYAL, FRANCES Hillsboro Reporter Sophomore Class, Parlia- mentarian Epsilon Omicron, Parlia- mentarian Ir. Les Causeuses, Art Club, Mixed Chorus, Luncheon Club, Chieftain Staff, El Guiador Staff. LAWRENCE, CHARLOTTE Corsicana Les Ioueurs, Luncheon Club, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Psi, Epsilon Orni- cron, Chieftain Staff, Ir. Les Cause- uses '44-'45. gtmwk ,V ' 2? I ' ' awe SCOTT, PATSY Frost Luncheon Club, Ir. Monday Review, Art Club, Alpha Psi, Colleqe Beauty, ZZ Club, Nominee for Fresh- man Favorite. WEBB, IOYCE Hillsboro Secretary-Treasurer Les Iou- eurs, Pianist Luncheon Club, Alpha Psi, Mixed Chorus, B.S.U. Class Editor El Guiador. WILBOURN, BETTY Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Vice-Pres. Ir. Les Causeuses, B. S. U., Sophomore Editor El Guia- dor. WOLAVEB, CORA ANN Hillsboro Pres. Alpha Psi, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class, Vice- Pres. Ir. Sesame, Luncheon Club. RUZICKA, EVELINE Abbott Treasurer Epsilon Omicron '44-'45, Historian '45-'46, Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Art Club. COUCH, IAMES Italy Veterans Club ROSS. PEGGY Frost Luncheon Club, Basketball, ZZ Club. CHENNAULT, INA PEARL Brandon Luncheon Club REYES, REUBEN Hillsboro Veterans Club. 5 ey V .420 fad? I WD' .. rsh ei- fr 5 if 'S T A 1A ' :.11 f Wu , -E Igv 7 .. f , Wx 'fff..a. -:? A , M 4 fbi? ' 'lf 9, J . .if f fir- up e f it J. V- ,, 1 Wg.g,747f ., ,Jag ,Q J, l. Miss Harry, are you camera shy? 2. lust after the wedding. 3. Yes, girls, we know you're from Bynum. 4. Whatsa matter, Cat , don't you know the words? 5. lt's a wonderful town-just try it, and see! 6. Pride of Corsicana. 7. The Lawrence lass. 8. A late additionetrom AGM! 9. Posing. IO. Don't let the car fool ya'-she's not from Italy! ll. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! l2. Swing high, Ina Mary! l3. Popcorn posin' in the park. 14. Burr-heads! 15. Mutt and left. -- -if .,,. ij:-.Q Tell us, so we can laugh too. Hey, Leroy, aren't you with the wrong team? Get a load of those lpana smiles! 'W'here'd ya' get those curls, Bettye? Damon and Pythias of Hillsboro College. lust one step back, please! Keep your eyes on your own paper, Red! An early display ot Kenneth Thomas' brotherly love. Out on a ten-mile hike, girls? Could those girls be gossipping? Eveline and Bernice seem to be doing all right. That middle-age spread which comes from eating too much candy. Something must be interesting! .gl e.'5A,I'l'l6ll'l OMECQIYS IOE WARD President BARBARA SMITH Vice-President ROWENA HEAD Secretory TOMMY PARKS Treasurer IOYCE WEBB E1 Guiodor Representative BILL MABE Reporter MISS SVVEENEY MISS CARLOWE Sponsors ACTON, BERNICE Abbott Luncheon Club, Les loueurs, Mixed Chorus. BAKER, IUNE Itasca Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Art Club. BARGER, lUNE Bynum Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Basketball. BAUMGARTNER, LESTER Corsicana Alpha Psi, ZZ Club. BELL, TOM Milford Sonq Leader Luncheon Club, Basketball, Les lou- eurs, President Veterans' Club. BERRY, IANICE Corsicana Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Basketball, Art Club. BOSWELL, WELDON Whitney Luncheon Club. BOYD, BILLY GENE Bethel Luncheon Club, Basketball. BRATCHER, DORIS Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Art Club. BRIDGES, MARY Hillsboro Les Causeuses, Lu n ch e on Club, Mixed Chorus, Art Club. BRYSON, DWAYN E Corsicana Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club, ZZ Club. CARROLL, BESS Blooming Grove Luncheon Club, ZZ Club. GILMORE, BETTY Vtfhitney Ir. Sesame, Alpha Psi, Art Club, SeC'Y. Epsilon Orni- cron, Luncheon Club, Nom- inee. GILMORE, RUTH Whitney Nominee, Treas. Luncheon Club. GOSS, DOROTHY Itasca . Les loueurs, Luncheon Club, Art Club, Warnpus Kitties. COCKERHAN, ARDUIS Itasca Wampus Kitties. DANIEL, ALICE Itasca Wampus Kitties, Les lou- eurs, Luncheon Club. F ARRELL, CHARLES Itasca V Bus Drivers' Club, Alpha I5 Psi, Luncheon Club. FREDERICK, FRANCES Frost Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Art Club. FIKES, WILLIAM Italy Luncheon Club. FOSTER, MAXINE Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Les loueurs, Asso. Ed. Chieftain. FRANK, MARY ELLA Corsicana Luncheon Club, 22 Club, El Guiador Staff, Chieftain Staff, B.S.U. FREEMAN, MARY BETH Corsicana Luncheon Club, 22 Club. GARDNER, ONETA Itasca Wampus Kitties, Luncheon Club, Mixed Chorus, Pianist Epsilon Omicron. HAYES, INA MARY Hillsboro Ir. Les Causeuses, Luncheon Club. HEAD, ROWENA Cleburne Favorite, Luncheon Club, Sec'y Freshman Class, Ed. El Guiador, Art Club. HOUSTON, LUCY Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Alpha Psi, Les Ioueurs, Les Causeuses. HOPKINS, KATHERYN Itasca lr. Sesame. HUNT, IERRY Hillsboro Basketball, Luncheon Club. IRVIN, DORIS Itasca Luncheon Club, Art Club, Wampus Kitties, Mixed Cho- rus. IENKINS, BETTY Hillsboro Art CIub. KEETON, NELL RUTH Hillsboro Les loueurs, Luncheon Club, Ir. Sesame LATHAM, IIMMY Hillsboro Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club in :b,EE x SW . Ez- . lr' N Am .,.., . i. .,:, ,,. lulz E qqlu R 9, 5- 11, exam -P , 'T' LEWIS, NELLIE Prairie Hill Les loueurs LORD, ALFRED Ennis Luncheon Club MCALPIN, SILVAN Milford Luncheon Club MARSH, RUTH Hillsboro Les loueurs, Luncheon Club MARSHALL, HOWARD Hillsboro Alpha Psi, lst Vice-Pres. Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Basketball MARSHALL, CHARLOTTE Bay City lr. Les Causeuses MCCAULEY, THETA Hillsboro Pres. lr. Monday Review, Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus MCEVER, BRICE Hillsboro Les loueurs, Basketball, Luncheon Club, Bouncer Veterans' Club MCGEE, EL WANDA Graham Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Nominee, ZZ Club MABE, BILL Falturrias Basketball MAIORS, WANDA Itasca Pres. T.M.C. Wampus Kit- ties, Alpha Psi, Ir. Sesame, Mixed Chorus, Luncheon Club, Sec'y Art Club MALONE, MORRIS Itasca Bus Drivers' Club, Basket- ball MALONE, TRUETT Milford Luncheon Club MANN, NANCY Malone Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club, Basketball MARR, ARCHIE Malone Luncheon Club, Chieftain MATSON, MARY Hillsboro Reporter Les loueurs, Pres. Mixed Chorus, Vice-Pres. Epsilon Omicron, Luncheon Club, Nominee for Sopho- more Eavorite, Mar. Basket- ball Team, Chieftain Stait NICHOLSON, ERANCINE Barry Les loueurs, Luncheon Club PARKS, THOMAS Barry Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club, B.S.U., ZZ Club PEEL. ELMER Ennis Alpha Psi, Mixed Chorus, Basketball PONDER, H. R. Emhouse Luncheon Club, 22 Club POWERS, LESLIE Hillsboro Veterans' Club, Lun ch eo n Club RHOADS, KATHRYN Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Rep. lr. Se- same, Mixed Chorus, Chief- tain RIDDLE, CHARLES Italy Luncheon Club, Bus Drivers' Club ROBERTS, BILLY ROY Milford Veterans' Club, Luncheon Club ROBERTS, LEROY SHRADER, ANNETTE Bus Drivers Club, Luncheon Italy Club. Basketball, Luncheon Club ROSE, VERNON lgis lcglkeurs, .Mixed Chorus Peoria 'p' le Gm Luncheon Club, Veterans' Club WHITSON, IIMMIE Itasca Ir. Sesame, Alpha Psi, Wampus Kitties, Luncheon Club, Mixed Chorus, Art Club WORLEY, DOW Malone Luncheon Club, B SMITH, ZELDA Osceola Wampus Kitties, Luncheon Club, Les loueurs SMITH, BARBARA Bynum Ir. Les Causeuses, Captain Basketball, Luncheon Club, Vice-Pres. Freshman Class TERRY, ADA Hillsboro Corres. Secv. lr. Sesame, Reporter L u n che o n Club, Reporter Mixed Chorus, Les loueurs, Basketball, Bus. Manager Chieftain, El Guia- dor THOMAS, KENNETH Hillsboro Luncheon Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Band, Les loueurs TURNS, EARL Corsicana Luncheon Club, Bus Drivers Club, B.S.U. VARNELL, ROBERT Italy Alpha Psi, Luncheon Club, Baseball 1 WARD, IOE Whitney Favorite, Pres. Freshman Class, 2nd Vice-Pres. Lunch- eon Club, Secy. Veterans' Club, Asst. Sports Ed. Chief- tain, Sports Ed. El Guiador, Bus Drivers' Club WALDIE, EDWARD Itasca Luncheon Club, Basketball, Bus Drivers' Club WARREN, CHARLES Hillsboro Band, Basketball, Luncheon Club WEBSTER, RICHARD Waxahachie BEARDEN, BILL Waxahachie Luncheon Club CARIKER, BILL Waxahachie CAMPBELL, WANDA Hillsboro Luncheon Club CASKEY, FRANCES Corsicana Luncheon Club, ZZ Club, Speech Club CARLISLE, IACK Kaufman Luncheon Club COLLIER, BROOKSIE Grandview Luncheon Club IOHNSTON, MRS. MURLE Corsicana MAYBIN, OLIN Waxahachie Luncheon Club PERRY, ROGER Mertens Basketball, Luncheon Club 4 REAGAN, IANE Barry Luncheon Club, 22 Club RAWLINSON, BETTY Corsicana I Luncheon Club, 22 Club WATSON, IAMES DAVID Hillsboro 3 'L ,-.A' 1 1f12'2Q2 ::,::A 1 '2:': I l' : za., ff'f 1ls :'-' - ,'-:2 ? ww f L Q' 'lik 'x awww I , BALL, ROYCE Hillsboro BENSON, MILTON Marietta BOATWRIGHT, BILLY Hillsboro BRACKETTE, IACK Hillsboro BRACKETTE, WILLIAM Hillsboro BREEDING, PAUL Hillsboro BRIDGES, ORVILLE Corsicana Luncheon Club BROOKS, BEN A. Dallas BROWN, BILL Richland Luncheon Club CROCKER, IERRY Hillsboro CUNNINGHAM, ELTON Hillsboro Luncheon Club DORMER, OWEN Hillsboro FAWCETT, GARLAND Hillsboro Bcrsketboll, Luncheon Club FRANK, THOMAS Hillsboro GERIK, lERRY Abbott GERIK, EDWIN Abbott GOODMAN, EUGENE Hillsboro 'IOHNSTON, ROY Corsiconcr Luncheon Club HARTWELL, CHARLES Brownfield Luncheon Club HEAD, EUGENE Cleburne Luncheon Club HUTYRA, EDWIN West IONES, EDWIN Hillsboro Luncheon Club KRONE, DON Hillsboro LONGINO, HORACE Wcrxcrhcrchie Luncheon Club 1 ,WMV V x QM, ,M -.-:::E.,1 K ' X --'-' I 8 aw 4 Ws lfl kl QF if QQ in 5 ix U Z 1 W1 'fx gig 1 3 XZ, X V, 5 ,. ff QW f Arm 'L 'iw 1' ,fi f xl' - 4 if i if 2 'V 'W ' 'Wtffm:sg:5:5s5sg:5a5a5sg:,:5a:: ' f , xg: ,4 , ,Z:.::EEggiE:,,,,.,,.,.,, ,---v-vv W rw -'-'- ff 5, 5 ii: A ff, IZ. , 3 f -' 1 W yy , ', ,.,: N ,QM 4 1 wiv 'l ' ili fy 5 m, Zhi I I WWI! W Q new 3' R f LCYD, IAMES Waxahachie Luncheon Club MCFARLAND, CECIL Hillsboro MCGOWEN, BARNA RAY Grandview Luncheon Club MILLER, SYLVESTER Hillsboro OWENS, TOMMY Hillsboro Luncheon Club RIDDLE, CLARENCE Italy SAUNDERS, HERSCHEL Hillsboro Golf, Luncheon Club SHIRLEY, EUGENE Hillsboro SUMNER, GARVIN Itasca Luncheon Club, Basketball STIFF, ROBERT Hillsboro WALKER, D. B. Hillsboro WALLACE, BUREN Hillsboro BELL, l AMES Corsicana Luncheon Club BEAHDEN, WILTON Hillsboro Luncheon Club RANEY, HOWARD Waxahachie Basketball REESE, RAYMOND Hillsboro SUMNEH, lOl-IN Itasca Luncheon Club WILSON, l OE Hillsboro Chieftain rl .,,,52E rf. 1-VV ww . ' 2 ,::3gg,g, ,, ,s nam, , r . . 1 ' ALWEM, K f ii ,wif-z Vvjmw YK lf .Wifi . ,,.,,.. ---- In 5 2 ,X M ,lo-Q' ad- 1,..c,x ff, is f Q M 1!R.:.,,,,x Qszrziigs.-u..::,, , K,, f X ff- , x .,:. -,::::: a .:.:: X .1... . , Q 44' .awww l I ::.! Q 3 3 -- V .:.Q ' Ef: 3, 322155 - E in ,,. 7' '3K ' ' .--22 ::lE 5555: v N QL 5. 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El Guiador '46, BELL, IIMMY Track '46 BELZNER, CLARA RAE F.H.T. '43-'46, Monday Review lr. Historian '45-'46, Pep Squad '45, Choral Club '43-'46, Chief- tain Staff '45, Nominee for Senior Favorite '46, Band '45- '46 BLACK, HENRY lunior Class Reporter '45, Sen- ior Class Secretary '46 BOOKS, IRWIN Wu- en iam MW' in in If yk l Nw. W 'ft ff X . 'fi I V. 5 4 M Qatar W 3 'fs Q ' Qgzzz .:.:5..,. Q .:-- T ' 'x it-,gg li 'H ..,-ur' B OOTS, DOROTHY F.H.T. '44-'46, Choral Club '44- '46 BRADY, WILLIAM COLLINS B B B B B F.F.A. '42-'43 RANNON, IOI-IN Football '44-'46, Band '42-'46 RIDGES, ANN F.H.T. '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '45, Monday Review Ir. '45-'46, Band Majorette '44-'45, Choral Club '43-'45, Girl Scouts '44 URKS, BILLY GENE F.F.A. '44-'46, Track '46 ROWNING, IIMMIE F.H.T. '43-'46, Treas. '43-'44, Pep Squad Vice-Pres. '45, Dra- matic Club '43, Monday Re- view Ir. '45-'46, Girl Scouts '43- '46, Pres. '43 ULLOCK, BOBBY Band '41-'44, College Orches- tra '44, Football '45, Basket- ball Mqr. '45, Track '46 CAMPBELL, AARON Football '43-'46, Basketball '44-'46, Track '44-'46, Chieftain Staff, Asst. Sports Editor '45- '46, Bus Drivers' Club '46 CARMICHAEL, BETTYE F.H.T. '43-'46, Secretary '44- '45, Chieftain Staff '45, Mon- day Review Ir. '43-'46, Secre- tary '45-'46. CLARK, ANNIE LEE F.H.T. '44-'46, Pres. '45-'46, Ma- jorette '45, Drum Major of Pep Squad '45, Pres. '45, Monday Review Ir. Reporter '45-'46, Vice-Pres. Senior Class '46, Senior Favorite Nominee '46, High School Beauty '46 CONAWAY, DOUGLAS Football' 43-'46, Basketball '43- '46, Track '45-'46, Baseball '44- '46, Iunior Class Treas. '46 CORNELIUS, HOMER Z COVVLEY, IEANNINE F.H.T. '44-'46, Choral Club '44- '45 CYPERT, KENNETH F.F.A. Chapter Treas. '44-'45 DENNIS, IANE F.H.T. '44-'46, Sec. '44, Choral Club '44-'46, Pres. '45, lr. Ses- ame Vice-Pres. '45, Sec. '46, Rotary Girl Scouts '44-'45, Sec. '44, Chieftain Stait '45-'46, Ir. High Valedictorian '44, lr. Class Vice-Pres. '45, Nominee for lr. Favorite '45 DIXON, IACK Football '44-'45, Basketball '44- '46, Track '46, F.F.A. '42-'45 DIGGS, HERBERT DOHONEY, DOROTHY DOHONEY, BOBBY Football '43-'46, Basketball '45- '46 DOLLAR, BOBBIE Choral Club '43-'45, F.H.T. '43- '46 DOMINY, ROSE MARIE F.H.T. '44-'46, Sec. '45-46, Ro- tary Girl Scouts Sec. '44-'45, Ir. Monday Review '44-'46, Chieftain Staff '45-'46, Choral Club '46, Yell Leader '43-'45, Nominee for Ir. Favorite '45, Nominee for Hiqh School Beauty '46 EUBANK, ALLEN Football '43-'45, Basketball '42- '45, Mgr. '46, Asst. Business Mgr. of El Guiador '46 FERNANDEZ, ALICE F.H.T. '43-'46, Choral Club '43- '46, Girl Scouts Vice-Pres. '45- '46 FOWLER, MERLENE Pep Squad '45 x X F -fs - -- I I 4 S , ,:,, it X ' 'Q- N1 SV 4 8 E Q it Ng? X ss 3 -X x A 5 Q QA . I :fb ---- -F x eniom eniom GUNTER, IOAN P.H.T. '43-'46, Pep Squad, Band HARVEY, SARAH Choral Club, Pep Squad, Girl Scouts Sec., Citizenship Club HAWK, BETTY EI-I.T. Sec., Area 5 Historian '46, Ir. Sesame, Chieftain Staff, Rotary Girl Scouts Pres. '44- '45 HARRIS, BETTY F.H.T., EEA. Sweetheart '44- '45, Ir. Monday Review, Pep Squad, Senior Class Presi- dent, High School Nominee Beauty '45-'46 GREENHILL, IOYCE NELL HEATH, GILBERT Chieftain Staff, Senior Play HESTER, VIVIAN F.H.T. HILTON, GEORGE Football, Basketball, Track HARRIS, LEWIS Basketball, Senior Play HOGG, CATHERINE P.H.T., Band Flag Carrier, Ir. Sesame, Choral Club HOLLAND, TOMMY IRWIN, ROSS P.F.A., Track w IACOBS. F.F.A., '46 BOBBY Historian '44, Sec. '45- IOHNSON, IUANITA F.H.T., Choral Club, High School Trio, Ir. Sesame, Busi- ness and Professional Wom- en's Troop Treas. '44, Pres. '45 KELLY, BOBBIE F.H.T., Choral Club, Majorette KING, LORENA F.H.T., Choral Club KEETON, EUALYNE F.H.T., Treas. '43-'46, Rotary Girl Scouts, Chieftain Staff, Choral Club, lr. Sesame, Ir. Class President, lr. Favorite, Sr. El Guiador Representative, Sr, Favorite, Yell Leader KING, HARVEY Football '44-'45, Mqr. '44, Bas- ketball, Track LANCASTER, ROBBIE IEAN LANFORD, WILSON Football, Basketball, Track LAVENDAR, WALLACE F.F.A. MABRY, PAULINE MERKEL, MARGIE F.H.T., Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. '43, Girl Scouts, Reporter '43-'44, Treas. '45-'46 MOORE, ELIZABETH F.H.T., Business and Profes- sional Women's Girl Scout Troop, Les Causeuses ' in wha. eniom MOORE, LEONARD Eootball '4l, '43, '46, Basket- ball '44-'46, Track '43-'45, Baseball '45 MCKOWAN, BILLY TOM Band '46 NEIL, MARVIN EEA. '44-'46, Vice-Pres. '45- '46, Track '46 MCLAIN, MAURICE Band '43-'46, Luncheon Club '45-'46, Chieftain Staff '45 NUCKOLS, LINDA E.H.T. '44-'46, Les Causeuses '45-'46, Pep Squad '45 OREIELD, DORIS IEAN EI-I.T. '44-'46, Pres. Girl Scouts '44-'45 ORVERTON, IUNE PHILLIPS, BILLY POWERS, CLARA IEWEL RANKIN, IIMMY Yell Leader '44-'45 REID, LOUISE EI-I.'I'. '43-'46, Pep Squad '45- '46, Choral Club, Senior Girl Scouts '44-'46 REESE, NIELDA F.H.'I'. '43-'45 RIPLEY, VIVIAN Band '45 SESSIONS, LILA EI-I.T. '42-'46, Choral Club '42- '46, Ir. Sesame '44-'46, Chiet- tain Statt, Rotary Girl Scouts '43-'46, Representative '43, Vice-Pres. '44 SUMNER, BETSY F.I'I.T. '42-'46, Choral Club '44- '46, Girl Scouts '43-'46, Dra- matic Club '43 SWEENEY, CHARLES Football Mqr. '44-'45, Basket- ball '44 TRIPLETT, MARION F.H.T. '42-'46, Choral Club '43- 45, Girl Scouts '44 TRIPLETT, BOBBY F.H.T. '42-'46 TINSLEY, BOBBY Yell Leader TERRY, MARY NELL TURNER, BOBBY I:'.F.A. '43-'46, Secretary '44- '45, Pres. '45-'46 WALKER, LAVERNE WIMBERLY, BILL Football '43-'45, Basketball '43- '44, EEA. '42-'45 WILLIAMS, EVELYN eniord en iam DUKE, IAMES Football '45-'46, Basketball, Business Manaqer El Guiador '45, Vice-Pres. Iunior Class, Band, '42, '43, '44, '45, Orches- WBEN, BETTY WOODS, 'VVYNONA l F.H.T. '42-'46, Choral C11 '46 MCDONALD, ANNA SLOAN, NITA lO CORPIEB, NETTIE STANDLEE, MARY ld., tra '43,'44 gifs l S 'Q' 1' ...::. 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Ott to the races! l I . sf ..: .:,. , 1 -Y WW Y uniom O icem LEIGHTON FARRELL President CHARLES HILL Vice-President ' DOUGLAS CONAWAY Secretory-Treasurer BETTY RAE SMITH El Guictdor Representative CHARLES QUALLS MARY MARGARET MOORE Reporters MISS CARLOW MR. COHN Sponsors Adam, Gilbert Allen, I. C. Barber, loe Bay Bassinger, Edsel Beard, Douglas Blocker, Virginia Boyd, Horner Brackett, George Brooks, Billy Gene Carr, Billie lean Chambers, Loyethyl Chastain, Patsy lo Clements, Dorothy Cleveland, loanne Conway, Douglas Connevrey, Iirnrny Cogswell, Yvonne Cunningham, Vernon Curbo, Fay Davis, Thomas Dugger, Ioe Eastland, Don Evans, Twiela Farrell, Leighton Earquhar, Iirnmy Forstner, Mary Beth Ferguson, Mary Ellen Garrison, Kenneth Greenhill, Ruth Grizzle, Larue fw 4 il' gif ll W 4 sl ,PLY x Q I 'K iv 1 M H f si, xi.. fx l J ? . g i i1:ar, I I 'f a nn i , fn t 1- f gl sQ:2:. ,:,: M Q .,,5:-. N I qllu :II In x . i.:22 az, ,,,,, . ., v:v.V , fl ,,,..,, 5 Illnuznzzn A ,EAV I . 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'lim 5 lt' n...f1..hl! 1 4 l X5 59 L uniom Harmond, Wanda Hart, Margaret Ann Helms, Billy Helms, lo Hendrik, Gaylon Honeycutt, Ruth Isbell, lerry Lee, Ralph Lowrey, Madelon Martin, Bobby Meeker, Charles Middleton, Sue Middleton, Billy Moffett, lean Ann Moore, Mary Margaret Muhlmein, Virginia McAdams, Estelle McCauley, Donald McCauley, Don Edwin McClunq, Roy Ted McClure, loyce McCoy, Harold McCreiqht, Gloria McFarland, Bobby Overton, Charles Owens, Wanda Padgett, Sammy Lou Patterson, Milton Prittie, Vernell Purvis, Evelyn Qualls, Charles Ritchie, Pat Scott, Bobby Shotwell, Betty Iune Sides, limmy Simmons, lohnnie Ruth Smalley, Bobbie Snelson, Eddie Wayne Springer, Lucille Thornton, Marie Swint, loe Dan Stringer, Bobbie Lucille Tollett, Buth Tonnahill, Wanda Tuggle, Billy Walker, Cloris Yates, Peggy Blackburn, lanelle Booker, lerry Farguhar, limrny Grant, Kenneth Grissom, loe t ,. XR Aqragegags: asv we it Q4 'fi 1' ,,,:,.. lx 5 ' s 1 Af L.,..I.Qff'f.f.Q::.? -:. 2 .,.,.,., Que ,El ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, it c gk in X X S1 M t .,., , i .fit--sw 2 v l I W union! R A.. 'ts fs ij, is , Q V! or xii i gg S i l A :iii V. 4.. V . tw dj 'sig 2 Y V. 2' 5 ,U Such a happy' couple! A grand meleel Waitin' for their lives to begin Eagles in action. Back to their childhood days. A lone Wolf. Cleo, as she used to bel Two affectionate chumsl A sweet lunior Miss. What an eyefulll More of the local wolves. Jw V .. - A, 1 ., .i., , . Here's hoping he catches it. . Good cheer radiates from their taces. . Loaiin' on the tront steps. . Hale and heartyl l6. Boys, don't miss this golden opportunity! l7 . Another of those between-class conversa- tions. l8. lust a glimpse of several Iuniors. l9. High School must take 'ern young these days. 20. None other than Tuffy and lanelle. iw amlauzi .fdcfiuifiezi i 1 1 N 1 J i i ! 1 4 1 1 w ww l7 l7 'gsm W. READ DAWSON LLHCAQOIL O F F I C E R S President ,,, 7 ,,,, ,, 7 7, 7,,7 , ,,,, 7 77 Dolly Bell lst Vice-President ,7,l,,,,l7,,ll Howard Marshall 2nd Vice-President 7 77 ,7a, 7 ,,a,,, Ioe Ward Secretary 7 7 7 77777777 Charlotte Cromwell Treasurer 77777.7777777 77 7777777 77 7777777777 Ruth Harris Sona Leaderw 7 7 Torn Bell Pianist 7 loyce Webb Sponsors 7 77 7 Mr. Dawson Miss Sweeney .7 .... 7,..7.7 7 7 ir 1 1 7 M MISS HELEN SWEENEY The Luncheon Club observed Christmas with a beautiful Pageant featuring the Nativity. Junckeon CAA 'QW fra K kmw ,.Qfv,,W, 3, 5 S li sf? ,,..,,W-w ff as Editor , ,, Assistant Editor ., Senior Editors ,,,,,,,,,, we 6Aiehain M5 STAFF ,, Charlotte Cromwell , ,, Maxine Foster ,, ,, , Bill Beavers Rose Marie Dorniny Business Managers ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, A da Terry, Elmer Peel, Archie Marr Editorialists ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, M ary Matson, Kathryn Rhoads Society Editor ,... Feature Editor ,,.,,,, Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,, Assistant Sports Ed ,, Charlotte Lawrence , ,, , ,,,,,,, Dolly Bell ,,,,,,, loe Ward itors ,,,,, , ,Aaron Campbell Dow Worley News Reporters ,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Franks, Annette Shracler, Lou Lightfoot, Margaret Harris, Frances Erwin, Betty Rash, Ioyce Webb, Ada Terry, Fran- ces Royal, Tucker Parks, W. T. Horne, loe Wilson, Owen Dor- mer. Art Reporter, , ,.,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, N e ttie Myers Music Editor ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, W ,loyce Andrews Typists , W ,,,..c, Frances Harper, Janie Barnes, Sponsors, . Kitty Faye Barnes Miss Dudley, Mr. Dawson, Mrs. Henley E 4-'ft W' 25 1 g7!glfUd6!0l 'pi E? 'ggi w,,: L. Editor in-Chief ,,,, Associate Editor Literary Editor , Organizations Editor Class Editors: Sophomore Class Freslnnan Class Iunior Class ,,,, Senior Class Sports Editor Photography Circulation U ,, Kodak Editors ,,,,., Business Manager Typists ,, , Rowena Head ,,,,,,The-ta McCauley , Dolly Bell Kathryn Rhoads , , Betty Wilbourn , ,Ioyce Webb ,,,,,,,,Betty Rae Smith , ,,,,,, Eulayne Keeton Ioe Ward Aaron Campbell, Ass't. ,, ,,,, Ben Brooks Kenneth Atkinson Archie Marr , ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Iarnes Duke , Mary Ella Franks Rose Marie Dominey Ada Terry Allan Eubanks, Bob Beavers, Ass'ts. Frances Royal Frances Harper El Guiador Faculty Sponsor Miss Harry Dudley ,.,..,..... - 'A Q si, ryy .,.,.:,. gh u ' y Y ' ' F 'N it Aims F ., '. wt . r, 6 N.. K' 'FW Q44 In .if E ig i on ipod ikn micron President C , Vice-President Secretary W C Treasurer , Historian , .7 7 , ,. Parliamentarian Publicity Agent Song Leader iiieee Pianistmo ,, C C Sponsors Reporter C irrrrr C, ,C OFFICERS Dolly Bell , W Mary Matson omBetty Gilmore Lorraine Roberson Eveline Ruzicka C, Frances Royal Charlotte Cromwell so ooLelia Ruth Houston C Mary F. Erwin ,C Oneta Gardner Miss Wicker Mrs. Miller 6106i An Um icron sa. N- .,....mw ' diff Charlotte demonstrates her skill with the pinkinq machine, which often surprises careless users by whittlinq little holes in all but the right places. Since fashion has decreed that l skirts will loe longer in '46, Betty f Goodman pauses to determine -. whether or not Betty Gilmore is in style. Dolly seems to be amused at her feeble efforts on the pedal machine. WW Sponsors,.,.,,,,,,,,,, gbtfufe 0l'l'lel'l'La eI 5 of ..!4I'l'L2I iCa O F F I C E R S President 7 7,,, , , ,,Annie Lee Clark Vice-President ,, ,, ,A,e , Cleo Young Secretary, ,, ,, , ,Rose Marie Dorniny Treasurer, ,, , ,, , ,, Eulayne Keeton Reporter, ,,,,,, , May Elizabeth Frazier Area Historian, Betty Hawk Historian , ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, , ,, Patsy Duncan Parliamentarian Margaret Moore Song Leader ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ., ,,,, Ruth Allen Pianist ,,,,.,.,,, Sue Middleton ,,,,,,, ,,,, M rs. Miller Miss Wicker , Z-4JJf1 anquef The F.H.T. banquet, held in the school l cafeteria, was a decided success. ln the l pictures, we see President Lee Clark l , presiding while Mr. Hartsfield approves. The students, unless otherwise engaged, gaze into the camera. 5 !...?M,,.. .,... Y Mrs. Miller seems about to say some' thing! The Festive Board at its best 57 ufure armerri 0 merica OFFICERS President A . A . Y or , Y lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Bobby Turner ,, Marvin Neal 77 Bob Beavers 3rd Vice-President so eea, eeeee....ea ,,,ee S G ene Brooks Secretary oooooooo or ooooooooo oooooooo D onalcl McCauley Treasurer ......ooo ooooo,roo B obby lacobs Reporter ooo..oooooooo. ,,oooooooo I oe Duqqer Historian .,,,,,, ,..,,,,.r , H ,,rri,r Billy Mash Parliamentarian ..., rr.... S Donald Cypret Sentinel .i....,...rrrr,.,,.r rrrrr.,.r L onnie Carol Burks Club Sweetheart ..rrr..., rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr I une Overton Sponsor rssrrr..r.rrrrrr..s .,ss S S Mr. Babb Mr. Babb and two of his buddies. .f44aLa pii President Vice-President 7 ,,,,, A,,, Secretory-Treasurer, Reporter ,,7,,r,,r,,r7,,r7 , Sponsor OFFICERS Coro Ann Wolover ,,,-.-.o,,o,,,,.,Dolly Bell Charlotte Cromwell , ,,,.,.o Frances Horper o,o,,,oMiss Bond enior CAOMJ ? MISS MARY CARLOWE Director The Senior Hi Trio, composed of Patsy Duncori, Iuoni- to Sue Iohnson ond Betty Roe Smith, hove delighted both school cmd city oudiences. The Coiieqe Trio sings Christmas carols. O 'Q6! AOPU5 President , ,rrr.7.. re.r rrrr T T errrrr T Mary Matson Secretary-Treasurer ,T Loraine Roberson Reporter ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,o ,,,,o,, A ol a Terry Accornpanists , ,, Director , ,oo,, Betty Rawiinson Neil Ruth Keeton Miss Carlowe SMKJAOPO .SQ 00 MRS. PAUL COHN Director O F F I C E Pt S President , ,,,, e..e,,..e,,e Sue Middleton Vice-President , - ,,,,t, 7 wt,, ,t,t B illie W. Wdlldce Secretary-Treasurer. .t,.,t,, ,tt,t,,,,t,, C leo Young Reporter o,,.,o,o,,ttt,,o....,,o ,o,,.... I erry Isbell Katherine Hogg in full regglict. Z?Cl,l'l6! sSJI'lQl0ffA0f5 22 CM wampud JGffiea if all ,.,........, l fl 5 Ulf Aff: a ,V -gm' vis-' 3,5 92' 4 ' --,:..--..... V fb I Q - f q .. . 5,4 ' , 5 ff' D 6kkQ 1 ,jf PI9S1dG1'1t,Y. 7 .. - ...... 7 . 1 e f f.. .- -f f -V-- 4-ff--f ff T Om B911 Vice-President . ..., --,V B ill GCIfTIT1C11'1 Secretcrryw ,,. ,, f-,ff . ,----ff fAAfA-- I O 9 WGTd Reporter , ,,,,, Bouncer ,ve,e7. Edward Butte Brice McEver Spgngof ,---'YYYY-,MYYYYA--,-YYAM---YYYYYA,,,,,-, v,,,--,-,,w,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,., M I' . StCIf1i1'lq Q, X . 6 I -A 35 2 Q My . 4 5 wwf xg 4' f 3 wg 2 1? Hg 4 fix V1 ,WL f -,wageie ve- M QA fad R 4 ML ff 5, we f 2 5 sf 5 -'-- 1 ':':-:':::::::a 1 1:52. ' ff 'Xa-2 zf ' 4 , ,X - aw ff , A ---- ff- e X Q eff m W ,..,. A 3 Q .. QQ fvv, V 5 4 H wg 'f me W QM i 1 5 X 'www 1 S? nf f W 1 g 'H ' S :Z f4W':.., '- .Ap 3 Y , ., A, ,N 1 .vnu A X -4 u I . . ,Q 4 - .-.. wan ff Mafamaviff R g ' 211 5 IQQQCA OFFICERS President ,,.. ,, ,A7 Vice-President ,,, ,7,...,,, Secretary-Treasurer, .. , Reporter eeee,,ee..,eee,,e,.,.w Parliamentarian ..,e,,,,,,, Program Chairman ,e,aa,... Sponsor oAoo,,.,,,,,ooo77ooo,, ,C N Bill Brown W,,o.Lou Lightfoot loyce Webb ,o,,.,o,o.Ada Terry ,.-,-,,,Olin Maybin Howard Marshall Miss Dalton CAST OF CONTEST PLAY Mrs. Murphy's Chowder Ada Terry rroor,oo,,,o,,o,o.,..tooo.ooo,,oo,ooo, oo..,,,..ooooo E rin Murphy Bernice Acton ,i..,., ,.,oo,,,,.,,... .o.oo,, M r s. Murphy Ioyce Webb Breeding ooo..7ooo, o ,o.ooooo .,..,...oo M rs. Stein Lee Roy Roberts ooo,..ooo.o.ogo o,g,.rg g,..ooooo,ooo D e nnis Trask Maxine Foster .,,,o .,,....o, o,i.,.,7,, M iss Helen Pearson Kenneth Glaze ...,.,,. . ,..,,,...v.,,,r Mr. Murphy Kathryn Hopkins ,i..,oo, oo,,oo,o, B ridget Murphy Nell Keeton o..,g.oor..,oo .a.,.oooo N ellie Driscoll Aff CM O F F I C E R S President Ben Brooks Vice-Pres. Lou Liqhtfoot Sec.-Treas. Wanda Majors Reporier Theta lane McCauley Sponsor Mrs. Ruby Davis SPARKLING Paid? .Sion COLLEGE BEAUTY Frost Has beautiful brown eyes and a captivating smile-her favorite pastime is just having fun -hangs out over at Mattie's-lavishes most of her attention and affection on her one and only -wears good-looking clothes. VERSATILE 08 Mjalil COLLEGE FAVORITE Whitney Freshman Class President-Intelligent-one oi our favorite and best known veterans-cooperative-Sthe proud father of two young daughters-one of the leaders of the HIC scrub baseball team, and a rumored musician on the French harp. if f '2 New ,- V :S'5:r:.E. . 7 ' 'lca:::::::- s:,h x91 fs law isa 'Q 1 s CHARMING Oulena FRESHMAN FAVORITE Cleburne Really intellectual, as Well as pretty-enjoys her education and English Classes -has naturally curly, blonde hair-reserved but ambitious- El Guiadorn Editor. VIVACIOUS cflfhfl, Jon CL Afkofv SOPHOMORE FAVORITE Mertens One of our Young mc1rrieds A--the possessor of CI guy personality-Sophomore Class President-ArtistiC-devoted to Put, just home from the U. S. Navy. LIKEABLE gufdyne JQefon SENIOR FAVORITE Hillsboro HCIDIDY and smilinqeelected favorite of her class for two consecutive years- Was such a good cheer leader in '44-'45 that she was re-elected for '45-'46-ha her eye on a certain Freshman boy. ANIMATED nnie ee CAWL HIGH SCHOOL BEAUTY Hillsboro Popular-olwoys smiling-hos CI good Word for everybody-dislikes insince- ity in her ossociotesp-is olwoys True to her handsome sailor. FRIENDLY Ja me rizz e JUNIOR FAVORITE Hillsboro Popular with both girls omcl boys-helped cheer the Eagles on to their Vrc tories in '45-'46-C1 qoocl oll-Ground sportfreolly or hubbo-hubbo girl. ATHLETIC lexfer Ewfiinger HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITE Hillsboro A favorite of everyone-excels in C111 sports-his leocdinq ambition is to bs- come or P. E. instructor. omineefi -Wg 2 if ' f .wfjfyws y,ffK,,ir is cifl-if? W ,.--lT '-nf , f 1 S M -fefifx to -or A'-' K3 W 1 ar ff , --N., 5 Gladys Dunlap Marie Coin Iames Duke Sophomore Sophomore Senior Betty Hcnris Mary Margaret Moore Leighton Farrell Senior Iunior Iunior Clara Ray Belzner Betty Rae Smith RUTH HARRIS Senior Iunior Freshman 5-, Lucille Springer Rose Marie Dominy TOM BELL Senior Freshman omineeb fm if -I Q , H MARY MATSON CHARLOTTE CROMWELL in 25 5 g, EL WANDA MCGEE Sophomore Sophomore Freshman ,rwrv wwe ' fuu, : in 35: uqzzz E zzzv :'. lei- 'ia J X A T x '- , xx lx 5 x f A rs 7 , T X i rr E ,rm . ,w. ,:::. 5 I Avi 1 , ' BARBARA SMITH BETTY GILMORE THOMAS PARKS Freshman Freshman Freshman Snow light, snow bright, First We roll, ond then We fight! When it snows, We ploy with C111 our might 'Cause it's here todoy, ond gone tonight. we Clzrififmad puffy Now for a few shots of the Christmas party, which has been an annual insti- tution since the founding of H.I.C. This year the cele- bration was in conjunction with the Luncheon Club's pre-Christmas meeting, and, with appropriate games and music plus ge- nial Mr. Cohn as Saint Nick himself lavishly handing out gifts and re- freshments, it proved to be a truly gala affair. In the spring cz young mc1n's fancy lightly turns to Where it turns the Whole year thru This, tho not oriqincd, in H.I.C. is very true. 0 Coaches Brockett, lames, Mcliown, and Galiqa did a fine job throughout the season. Yell Leaders Dominy, Grizzle, Keeton, Fawcett, Tinsley, and Rankin furnished wonderful support for the boys. I' 6 :::::.-.- fd ':-2: A : 5 2:2::::: 1 f Q ..::.: 5 :1':: ' wx 4? 4 .,,.,i ,.,,g :2 i X i I I 1 b ,,,, , , AA..::bA: ll Bassinqer, CDeckl Captain ot this year's team. He played every minute of every game, has three letters. His position was quarter- back. was McFarland lChe-Chel had one letter and three years of eligibility. He sparked the Eagles to their victory over Poly- technic. Dohoney fFuzzyJ is a three year man and has one year of eligibil- ity. He played in every quarter this season, and is a triple threat back. Jvngf, 5z1,,,,,f floods! Moore iMu1yl is a senior, has three let- ters. Atkinson iAck-Ackl has one letter. He grad- uated at mid-term and is now in service. Giles lRust1erl has one letter. Campbell U-Xpricotl has two letters and will return in 1946 to play his last season of high school football. l lu . 1 Mi f7Ae Ll-,965 1946 Duke lRedl is a three year letter- mari. He graduates this year. Conawcry lDyncxmitel has two letters. He was selected as all District Tackle and has two years of eligibility. . ,I . ,,,, M ,.V . . L .W -v1. v,.. , v.., . , . . 5 , mf s-pf' , Wells lBonesl has two letters and one year ot eligibility. 2 E E 2 Hllton lGusl is a three year lotterman and has one year of eli- qibility. Barnes lTerrorl is a sevwior ariol has two letters. He was the best around qainer and lea lm iriq scorer tor the Eagles. Bullock iBu11e0 played in only one game this season and scored a touchdown. ee is a first year squad- manp he has three years of eligibility. Brannon QTubbyl is playing his first year of football. Wimberly lWormyl is a two year squad- manp has one year oi eligibility. McCauley lMud-Piel is a first year squadrnan and has three years of eligibility. Wilkinson tBig Toadl hos one letter cmd one year oi eligibility. Laniord Uiggsl is CI iirst year squotd- mcm cmd has two yeors of eligibility. 2 E Birdwell tlohnl played tackle. Barger Uoedyl played in backtield. Garrison CMohawkl is a second year squad- rnan. He has two years of eligibility. Gibson, Iohnny has one letter. Eastland lDopeyl a second year squad- man. Dossett tTigerl lineman, has two years of eligibility. Penn tWoo1y Bearl left halt. One year of eli- qibility. McC1unq. Ted lineman. First year. Patterson lBonesl played end. One year of eligibility. Beard lMeat Balll Back. Dixon, lack right half. Playing his last year of football. Moseley. Sammy Center. Three years of eligibility. Eubank tSpiderl Right half. Playing last year. Martin tHairyl Left half. King, Harvey Half. Last year of foot- ball. Payne lPoogeyl Tackle. One year of ell qibility. goofgaf HILLSBORO 53 ..... . ........ Weatherford .O . 39 ,,.,.,.. ,,..,. M asonic Home l4 ,.,,..,. , ...... Polytechnic 0 . .,.,... ,,v., C leburne Waco .O ,..,..,. Corsicana ,, l' I ........ ..,.... T ernple 0 7 50 ....... .. ,..,..... Ennis . ,.... O 13 6 ' ........ .........,, B ryan O cc.,. O ...... ....,. W axahachie cccccc 1 82 'Conference games OPPONENT U U O l3 33 . c...c O l 2 l 2 14 84 ---w-1.-,,,..w 'MRM Q --iw an-' .fx A Us x 'Hs f iw L mi jg 'Qtr' M ' moi 4560100 unior Cofkge ogd Z?a:5Lef6a! Hillsboro Opponents 77 ,oo,,,o,oo, Hardin ,o,oooo, 7 7 Clifton Weatherford 77 Chfton 77 NTAC Tarleton NTAC 7 Weatherford 7 ,,,o 7 Tarleton oo,o 7 84 l5 36 29 60 39 37 35 46 49 .,..oooo,,oo Temple 77 ,o,o, 25 25 40 43 61 43 38 Zl 40 34 30 7 Temple 340 Total Points 509 HIGH SCORES Raney Chiqh point man? 77 ,oo,, oooo,ro, 7 77 7 l03 Fawcett 77777 7 7777 7 77 7 7 55 D. Bassinqer 77 7 7 77 77 50 H. Bassinqer 7777777 7 7 3l Perry 777.7 7 7.777 7 7 27 ,,T,,11.,. NM! Agora HILLSBORO 37 23 26 37 19 28 41 19 204 ......... 36 32 29 28 34 30 38 28 26 Hi1ton .,3,.., Farquhar .,..1 Conaway ,,,,.. W E. Bassinqer McFarland ,w...... Dohoney ....11., Qualls 11111.111... D. Bassinqer Waxahachie Waxahachie Waco Temple Bryan Corsicana Ennis Cleburne Waco Waxahachie Temple Bryan Itasca Pleasant Grove Cleburne Ennis COFSICOIDG Waxahachie .SZOPQJ My Z?aALef6a! OPPONENTS 26 21 40 27 36 17 30 20 1 Z 1 9 37 39 14 21 1 86 93 1 09 20 43 31 6 38 .Mfadoro Cofege QI' if Runner up ..M... v., , ,,,,.., ,A A, ,,, ,,,, C Seated: Andrews, Barqer, Rogan, Mann, Berry, Shrader, Smith. Standing: Miss Price, Terry, Daniel, Ross. HILLSBORO OPPONENTS 12 30 . Clifton Paris Clifton 26 56 47 ,C Weatherford ' 17 17 26 15 .....,,... ....,rr,rr,ir, C hfton ..r., 7, ,,rrrr, 31 36 .....,,.r, ..........,, P aris .rrrrr,r, r,rr,rrrrr 137 E5 ,Daniel High scorer ,,,rrrrrrrrrr,r,, .,,,r Ross ir ji pAydica glclucafion MISS PRICE, Director Q, 3 '1'g'wxkvW,, 4 'H-. as, Wwgm. fizfictix, ,if X '. :...,. - '-.....-: -N-.4.,f Q?-if?'-7,?'?4-iY??v?i?iffffgfj,, 5 Nix? an mf v-...W-.MW-f.....W.. -, -,Wv,1, f . we aw.. M.. W.-552,-5-'ff ,x:.y52,,g:,,1M4 a ' 5, Wg -'W ' ,gj'S,C'..'Z','Ai',L7 -M .M N- 'H 'jf '.,-Wm 4 fy.,-3 M f , ,M . J' ,miuawm X 1 -54 W M WJ - , ?y. . , ,' f - 42.3, ,K A at 4 ' N ' N Nm Qs 2- 'f' A Y , W V fiflk iffw , ' iii: A f 1? x . ' Beauties ot H.H.S. A dernure little fish from Bynum. One of our favorite fac- ulty friends. A streamlined motor scooter - and Rankin, of course. Gentlemen of leisure. With that adornment, they'll surely hurry back. . i All dressed up - no- where to go! A display of varied emotions. Handsome and smil- ing. H.I.C.'s future possibil- ities. David surveys the sit- uation. . T f as A A is 'WWW :,, , H' iyzy, ,,. ,.,.:,.:i:i.,A T Q, f.f7!Iff2.-w.6i Huw BAC f Iiggs pauses to pose. Wow! What a gal! The long and the short of it. Show those dimples, Billy lack. Calling Hollywood - H. I. C.'s prize find smiles. The Navy makes ready to take to the air. Mr. Kaderli reigns over his domain. A tiny person with a beautiful smilegthafs Miss Sweeney! lust posing. An ole married Wom- an acts as chaperon. An ideal sparklin'- spot . He's in Uncle Sam's Navy now. il -a..,llfwl Sm 'war 2 mf'-if 1 exico 1. Charlotte posing as Es- ther Williams. 2. Similar. 3. lsn't he kind to dumb animals? 4. Whistling at a Senior. 5. Donkey Pushers. 6. 'VV'ho's riding whom? 7. Gruesome twosome. 8. lust Waiting to eat. 9. Bing C'rosby's jockeys and horses. Q ' 41 r L X ...,.. 3 AI ,f ' tt F: 6 7 ' vi A 2.1 x F. -fx . jess:-in A www l ,, 5 V - ' ,,.,, , , M Hs ' .al ML ..,.,.,. ,... r ,:,::., . fi Q I x' - s 4? s 2, ::::,:::: ,:. ..-.:.- X N W r 'v . i S' is Q4 N . , . ki Q W ml' 3 is X If ' Q 5 s Q 2 T? ,, .... ,. ss N Q ef st ir vw .W X N ' SXM Q it sf x if ,R , M. 'Qi w 'Wm W, st ,V WV 4 in k , ,af my , ..... ex W L 1 -sm: 1 29? it fowl: A .,.,.,.,.,., , 7 1 e 41' 1 it L Q M i me 92 V Q A ' N W 4gf,wimgyf5'f ,1 ,,, wwww,t:'wwgWii ., -F Q. ' 1 '- .,.,,., i 5?-' 2' '9 ,.,,, , N X f' if ,. aa a v t -. ,gv!,S :1,-T J iv . ,RW ..:, ' I Q27 L I I 113 4:- fy! af. Q - a , mr A , ,NL -4 ri , fi 1 .-QE-i- fp t, K ,,AA,. l J Sierra Madre Mountain. The cathedral in Saltil- lo. Looking for a man. Guess who's watching? Cloyce and Leroy? Little Atlas CC1inton Fawcetti. Hi- Ho- Si1ver's wife tHead7. The cathedral in Mon- terrey. The plaza in Saltillo. V Y Y s . ..-9. if Vs, Joi. ... ..-A -... ,.-...,... The Hillsboro Chamber ot Commerce is very definitely in- terested in the local lunior College and l-ligh School. We are depending on you to prepare yourselves to take over the Work oi this city and this community in the next few years. The leader- ship you develop through your high school and college careers Will largely determine the future of your home town. We are expecting great things from the 1945-1946 graduates. The Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Compliments ot HTLLSBUHU BETH ET EU With the Compliments and Best Wishes of W. THUY UUNIHAN Hillshoros Lauodrymao jine ibiamonii BMW, gram W! eeers reerxrrreee lfflmtkeffl 'Mfafcheg EUNHJANY, LTD. Shop at Our Store for Your Graduation Gifts E- 'J' Tl h 415 Jewelry Ee. Hill b T 104 East Elm St., Hillsboro, Texas F G F h M , Compliments of H rclware, G lEl ctric Household A l es, and Fairba it M Q Bend Hardware Water Pumps Patronize B' 8 L-lr' Compliments of SALES EU. W. e. JUHNSUN eerr STATION Hillsboro Phone 407 24-Hour Service To Graduate From I-Iillsboro's Fine Schools Is Intelligent Business But Your Good Appearance Is Our Business The House of Nationally Known Merchandise MAHIIIE IME? QUE QED CU- TUMMYS CAFE I-IAMBURGER KING Ice Cream, Malts and Shakes I-Iot Doughnuts Ulympia Candy Kitchen 8 Cafe CANDIES, ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS MADE DAILY Butter-Toasted Sandwiches SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SQUARE East Side of Square Billie Curb Service Iohrmie Bsst Wishss for GUUIIMAN EUMPANY Your Success cooDYEAE TIRES WUIAVEH-DIIHUNEY BATTERIES MUTUH EU, HOME and cAE SUPPLIES . Compliments Lynn-Gray Lumber CU. Established 1876 . Compliments is MARSHALL 8: SIMMONS Real Estate Loans - Insurance Compliments of HIEHEYS FLUWEH SHUPI sAY IT WITH PI.owEEs I Have Your Graduation Portraits Made At MZ-XUDUX STUUIU COLLEGE ll7M East Elm Street AND HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of STUDENTS Hillsboro loo Company ABE ALWAYS Varney Hayes, Manaqer WELCOME Compliments of George W. Robbins Sinclair Refining Co. Hillsboro, Texas Phone 45 Hill Top Grill Compliments ot Hillsboro Cotton Mills lndependent Uil Eumpaiiy DIXIE DISTRIBUTORS The Power to Pass- That's Dixie Gas Phone 34 Hillsboro, Texas EAST END GROCERY Fresh Meats-Fruits-Vegetables Phone 616 709 E. Franklin St. Compliments of CONOCO OIL COMPANY Phone 44 I. B. Wooten Compliments of THOMAS B. COCKRELL Consiqnee Gulf Oil Corp. IACK HERRING AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale 61 Retail Everythinq for the Auto FROZEN FOOD BANK cmd RED 6 WHITE GROCERY Food ls Money-Bank lt Old Market Square Hillsboro Texas I. G. Goodman Gilliam Goodman GOODMAN 6 SON Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 511 217 W. Elm St. Wm. Cameron 8 Eu. Incorporated Compliments of ' CAMPBELL 6 BARNARD GROCERY 6. MARKET BUILDING MATERIALS Staple Groceries cSf Fresh Meats 114 S. Church Phone 9558 Hillsboro, Texas Phone 37 Good Meals Quick Service H. E. King BLUE BONNET CAFE Compliments of J.H.DUHE Compliments of IHLL EUENTY EUTTUN IHL EU Manufacturers of COTTON SEED PRODUCTS Compliments oi HILLSBUIIU B ISEIIY IOHN DEAN. IR. Hardware and Furniture Shoe and Harness Shop North Side Square WM. ADAM Tailor Imported and Domestic Woolens Hillsboro, Texas MIRACLE MILLS Like the School and Iunior College a Community Institution Hillsboro, Texas Phone 307 IO4 S. Covington Compliments of THE TEXAS CO. Phone 97 Fred Waqqoner GANUS IVIUTUII EU. SERVICE S A L E S 212 East Elm St. Phone SOO-GUI Hillsboro Texas Compliments of E. STUBBLEPIELU COTTON Phone 474 IOSW W. Elm The Hillsboro State Bank A FRIENDLY BANK IN A FRIENDLY CITY Central Location and Accommodating and Capable Officers and Employees Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company JIGG5 EUFFEE SHUP The Home of the Best Air-Conditioned Behind You in All That is Good ROBERT PETTY, Prop. MONARCH FOUNDRY 6. MACHINE CO. Welding and General Repairs Plow Disc Grinding, Etc. Compliments of NEWCOMB HOTEL on Waco Highway Phone 713 ROY DALTON CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Suits Made to Order Pay Cash and Save lO9 W. Elm Hillsboro, Texas CRAIN 'S GROCERY AND 111-113 W. F 141' s. MARKET Hillsboro mn m Texas Whe1?hg5S1E.i?giIg5SSend I M LATHAM Phone 820 All Kinds of sheef Mem work Compliments Of ,Roofing - WALTER PIANO COMPANY We Specialize in Auto Radiator Oldest Music House in Texas Work Established 1893 Phone 876 109 W. Pmnkiin , Walter Bulldlnq Hillsboro y Texas Congratulations and Best Wishes COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL FACULTIES STUDENTS INDIANS cmd EAGLES SMITH 8 TUMLINSUN EU. Service Since 1879 Arrow Shirts Cannon Towels Stetson Hats Doris Dodson Dresses TEXAS IIHY GUUDS EU. The Style Center Griffon Suits Kayser Hosiery Nunn-Bush Shoes Gold Cross Shoes To the President, to our sponsor, to the Willing cooperative, patient spirit of the teachers, to the fine response of the students, to the understanding friends, to the merchants and business men who have graciously supported the El Guiador of 1946, to the entire staff who have Worked diligently and untiringly, to the photographers, and to all those who have helped in any Way, We Wish to extend our deep appreciation and our sincere BOWENA HEAD, Editor ADA TERRY ALAN EUBANK BOB BEAVEBS, Business Managers thanks. gi? WWW Kgw f5?Q mQffwai2?fM W sfjfawyd' My dlwuwiwwlw WLM MT . , , L ' ' gZf JW? AWQQMM a L?- .fr - w L. V, ,a x . HQ J' .r. of QA L -1 J x .vi . 2.3 .QF V f K . . S ,, tsl . I ,QP ., - , 7 . I' v , .V '!'? +.: 1-2.' 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