Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

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Forensics ROW 1: S. Parker, V. Farra, Erlandson, S. Vodak, N. Breidenstein-, M. Dosch, P. Bloor, I. Stanek, M. Ia- cobson, B. Carpenter, D. Miller, K. Obert, C. Marshall, L. Vlasak ROW 2: S. Hora, B. Kreideman, R. Fronk, R. Allikas, L. Pacl, V, Anderson, P. Benish, K. Parrish, M. Stanek, R. Liska, C. Miller, J. Strait, V. Rick, E. Wopat, L. Wuolle, M. Rynes ROW 3: D. Coblentz, M. Sebranek, L. Myers, N. Clausius, S. Clary, M. Stanek, K. Miller, M. Wopat, E. Johnson, S. Sebranek, P. Clark, P. Braithwaite, G. Leverenz, C. Liska, L. Janousek, B. Frohk, L. Herdlis- ka ROW 4: J. Janechek, L. Bruce, P. Lind, J. Skala, C. Fanta, P. Fronk, D. Anderson, J. Stanek, E. Fanta, D. Kolowrat, E. Benish, P. Bruha, V. Rose, I. Teply, A. Smith, M. Fitch ROW 5: L. Boston, P. Pacl, A. Rott, I. Stanek, A. Hansbery, C. Coblentz, C. Johnson, M. Olson, S. Liska, I. Fanta, J. Liska, N. Neinast, W. Hansbery, I. Urban, L. Rott, C. Erwin The students who participate in forensics gain experience in public speaking that will be an asset to them now as well as in the future. Individual performances help to de- velop poise, confidence, and speaking abili- ty. There are nine separate categories in which contestants may choose to compete. After the local contest, the winners compete with students from other area schools. The utmost aim of any participant is to receive an A rating at the state contest. COACHES: N. Hall, E. Schaller, E. Hunter, and D. Peder- son

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National Honor Society ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: R. Kouba, Presidentg S. Liska, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Schal- ler, Advisorg A. Heidenreich, Secretaryg D. Kouba, Treasurer Wuolle, G. Leverenz, J. Strait, S. Liska, A. I-leidenreich, J. Skala, J. Subera Liska, A. Smith, J. Picha, D. Kouba, J. Peterson, L. Pacl, M. Dosch Stanek, R. Kouba, R. Bladl, A. Kaukl, D. Resac, N. Neinast, J. Vodak Marshall, L. Rott NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY S 'Q S f 7 i Z of 51.4 The National Honor Society isgcornposed of those students with excellent scholastic achievements. They are enrolled on this basis and upon the final vote of the teachers. The local chapter of the society is but an integral part of the nation-wide organization of top ranking students. We are proud of our representation in the National Honor Society.

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Future Homemcukers of America ROW lg C. lirlandson, C. Miller, J. Strait, E. Benish, S. Vodak, R. Liska, E. Johnson, N. Baltz, G. Leverenz ROW 21 V. Rick, B. Libansky, J. Mcckelberg, C. Lawrence, J. Stanek, S. Leak, I. Rosol, I. Liska, M. Rynes, M. Stanek, S. Clary, L. Bruce, M. Hubbard ROW 3: S. Brooks, J. Woods, A. Roberts, P. Rynes, R. Peterson, E. Wopat, J. Blaha, M. Planer, N. Dalberg, C. Fanta, P. Fronk, B. Kreideman, S. Hora ROW 41 R. Stekel, J. Barbour, B. Pliner, I. Tydrich, M. Young, R. Christian, P. Campbell, R. Cunningham, I. Baldwin, P. Lind, K. Lowrey, J. Stanek, B. Pacl ROW 5: A. Rott, N. Breidenstein, J. Skala, J. Burchell, C. Smith, R. Hora, M. Olson, S. Liska, D. Kolowrat, C. Johnson, J. Subera, S. McCoy, A. Hansbery Hillsboro took much pride in its chapter of Future Hoiucmakers of America during 1964. The girls, led by Mrs. Lindsay, have done much to prepare themselves for their future roles. , MAKER O92 SQA l ks 1 3' 'X 2. 5 rg mhz my E ,,,, E ...A..- 1 Jw ROW 1: C. Erlandson, Recreation Chairman, J. Strait, Sec- ,. H' V .,, retaryg R. Liska, Treasurer, G. Leverenz, Student Council 04, xo? Representativeg 490 NEW H09 ROW 25 E. Johnson, Reporter, C. Miller, Parliamentariang S. Vodak, President, IZ. Benish, Vice-President, N. Baltz, llistoriang N. Clausius, Student Council Representativeg Mrs. Lindsay. Advisor