Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

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DON 1. STERBA ROGER w. srowru. He was our King, U In our junior year Tall, charming and debonair. I never sleep a wink, except in class. 2' r - ,f 1' 'n mf' .' .. 4 . , . CARLOS D. TRACY DIANE L. TRAVNICK High school life may have its charm, but I Here's the girl with the heart and smile who feel safer on the farm. 29 makes this bubble of life worth while.

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TRUDY I. SHORE JAMES A. SINKULE Her manner is quiet, but don't judge her by Silent and shy. but one grand guy. it. JOHN C. SPRAGUE LEONARD A. STANEK A11 the boys are in despair to find out how he 28 Our President, a, Leader, a, Future Success waves his hair.

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MARIE M, URBAN PATRICIA A. VERBSKY Mighty Sweet, mighty Wise: the fun just Classes would be dull ifl couldr1't talk to twinkles in her eyes. Someone- H Class Histor The doors of Hillsboro High School were opened as the Freshmen of 1958 hesitantly approached. The new class elected the following officers: Paul Tatter, pres. , Judy Fronk, vice-pres. , Marie Urban, sec. , and Diane Travnick, treas. Diane Travnick and David Obert were elected to represent our class at Homecoming, 1958. Margaret Hora and Bonnie Sherman were our student council representatives. Mrs. Schroeder and Mr. Kaczmarek were our advisors. Diane Travnick and Paul Tatter represented our class at the Junior Prom. In the fall of 1959 we returned to the opened doors of HHS. We were mighty Sophomores now. The officers were as following: Diane Travnick, pres. , Paul Tatter, vice-pres., Bonnie Sherman, sec., and Donna Haas, treas. Student council representatives were Patty Verbsky and Leonard Stanek. Our advisors were Mrs. Schroeder and Mr. Kaczmarek. We made the Freshmen official members of the student body by initiating them. Our representatives at the Homecoming in October, 1959, were Margaret Hora and Frank Nemec. Bonnie Sherman and Jim Sinkule rep- resented our class at the Junior Prom. Our Junior year was a year of thrills. The most anticipated event was the Junior Prom. Aslproud Juniors we wore our new shiny class rings. We chose the following officers: Don srerba, Pres. , Leonard Stanek, vice-pres. , Loretta Eastman, sec. , and Paul Tatter, treas. Our advisors were Mr. Finley and Mr. Richardson. Larry Holak and David Obert were our student council representatives. Class honors for Homecoming were done by Loretta Eastman and Larry Holak. Our Prom Queen Margaret Hora was chosen by Don Sterba. Our theme was Ebb Tide. After this year of memorable events we looked forward to our last year at HHS. In the fall of 1961 we opened the doors as dignified seniors. We chose our officers as follows: Leonard Stanek, pres. , Larry Holak, vice-pres. , Diane Travnick, sec. , and Marie Urban, treas. Our student council representatives were Donna Haas and Jim Sinkule. Donna Haas and Frank Nemec were crowned king and queen for Homecoming by Mr. and Mrs. Finley. For the last year Mr. Finley and Mr. Wanless were our advisors. Larry Holak was the pres. of student council. The editor Don Sterba along with the staff voted to make this the best annual ever made in HHS. As seniors we looked forward to our class play April 27 and 28. Also we looked forward to that long-awaited day of graduation, May 29, 1962. 30