Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

-K---Q-mf x X x x x X N X '. Z Z Z I iii iii Confenfsz Seniors Echo Hillsboro Hgh School Hillsboro, Wisconsin . . . 3 Spring Sporfs . . . I7 Adminisfrafion - Faculfy Organizafions . . Classes . wlffgii? f f.gi ,-ZKZTA , rm Z , Y , - 1 3 l f : Y ' Y-Jsqili. 5 CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS MOTTO: CLASS SONG: Senior Memenfos Red, White, and Blue Red Carnation If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined , he will meet the success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreal THEME FROM MAHOGANY Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Do you get what you're hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door. What are you hoping for, do you know? Once we were standing still in time chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. And you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free, laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to , do you know? Now looking back at all we planned, we let so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see how sad the answers to those questions can be . Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Do you get what you're hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door. What are you hoping for, do you know? senicrs Tony Amberg As individuals we search for identity and strive for excellence . David Aponte Steven Baller Harry Barz I anice Boldon Gail Brooks Kathy Burmaster Teresa Coblentz Ann Cunningham Q n 2 3 Betty Diny ms' CL. Our role is simple . . we learn . . . we give . . . and we discover new extensions of ourselves. -Q., 1. Don Don Don Don Don Don Don Cynthia Gabay Karl Gross Donald Hammer Lon Hammer Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Don't walk behind me . Robert Hofmeister I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Yeah, I'm a senior, so what about it? So there's only two weeks left of school, and then I'm out in the big world. Can't wait until graduation night . . . it's going to be great. I'1l cruise up front, grab that dip- loma, say, thanks buddy, and run. S'pose I don't know where I'm running to though. Before, all I did was follow the rest of those darn rowdies. I knew I could always find someone at a game, a party, or the bowling alley. But now it's gonna be different. We're all going to take off and try to make it on our own. Listen to this joke - letting graduation get to him after twelve years of being a hard guy. Oh, geez . . . Yea, it's time to make the scene in class, guess I might even miss that when it's over. Check ya later, buddy. Thanks, see ya, bye. Carol Hooker Douglas Husom Paul Hynek Judith Hofrichter Timothy Hubbard Bonnie I eff eries It's graduation and it's unbe- lievable that I'm here. They'll call my name in a few minutes, and I'll walk up to receive my diploma . . . where do I go from there? I've always had the security of the school routine and its activities, surrounded by the friends I was so familiar with. Now we'1l all be going in differ- ent directions, and I wonder how long it will be before the memo- ries that meant so much start to fade. After twelve years of this you would think I would be ready to move on, but I feel like I'm leaving a part of me behind. Maybe that's good though, because I really have changed in the four years that I've been here. Well, pretty soon they'll get to my name. Then I'll be up there, and it'11 be all over. In a way, I guess everything's really just beginning . Julie Johnson Gloria Kapuscinski Nancy Kapuscinski today . . . Let us remember the excitement of a united spirit, the challenge of knowledge, the warmth of a smile , and the endless march of time itself. Let us remember what we have learned and let us learn from what we remember. Nancy Kouba Anita Krajco William Kelbel Deborah Kolowrat Mary Kretche Where Are We Going? We all get there sooner or later . . often on the dead run . . . sometimes by bike . . . or by waving our hands . Get where? To the end, of course, where satisfaction is the desired result. Kimberly Kronn Joey Liska Lori Machovec John Malphy Susan Martalock Expressions Expressions are fleeting moments in the expanse of school experience . . . to be enjoyed only by those fortunate enough to have the eye of the candid camera as it exposes feeling of surprise . . . friendship . . . concern . . . disgust . . hope . . . involvement. 1 , Kathie McCauley Raymond Mislivecek Richard Nelson Karen Nevsimal A h , . e - 4 6 VU F Q-YM ax-- , Mex 3 fait v me Y Frank Novy Richard Peterson Mara Picha if .4 Kelly Roloff Terrence Sanders Mary Sanrope Learning . . . The Name of the Game What's it all about . . . Is it just for the moment we live Learning . . . it's for more than just the moment. Completing a science experiment, doing research in the library, learning the keyboard . . . it's all for the future. We learn today what we will use tomorrow. N , ,, Gary Stanek 8 fx K . . . Kenneth Sebranek Barbara Stanek David Stanek Thomas Suber Cheryl Terry I Saw a Man I Saw a man pursuing the horizong Round and round they sped. I was disturbed at thisg I accosted the man, It is futile, I said. You can never - You lie, he cried, And ran on. Stephen Crane Geneva Thomson Steven Unbehaun Harlan Urban Allen Urbanek Steven Winchell I 1 5 Senior Awards CAROL HOOKER Valedictorian BARBARA STANEK D . A . R. Award Salutatorian Betty Crocker Award KATHY BURMASTER STEVEN UNBEHAUN Honor Student Honor Student MARY SANROPE Honor Student NANCY KOUBA IUDITH HOFRICHTER SUSAN MARTALOCK Honor Student Honor Student 2 JULIE JOHNSON WILLIAM KELBEL GAIL BROOKS Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student TERRY BYINGTON BARNES Knot picturedb was also named an Honor Student. Honor Student ANITA KRACJO , Honor Student activities Baseball Enjoys Success STANDING: G. Sranek, H. Barz, S. Shaker, R. Fanta, M. Johnson, Varsity Coach Hebl. SITTING: M. Stanek, R. Rott, B. Birdd, L. Hynek, D. Burmaster, G. Nelson. Managers: K. Stockwell, D. Picha, M. Shear. ABSENT: B. Kelbel. STANDING: J. V. Coach Reinart, F. Benish, T. Hynek, I. Shear, M. Stanek. SIT- TING: G. Nelson, B. Sweeney, V. Revels, D. Burmaster, J. Potter. The Tiger Baseball team coached by John Hebl combined talent and experience in accomplishing a second place conference finish. Senior center- fielder Lenny Hynek was elected captain, and soph- omore pitching ace Greg Stanek was elected M. V.P. Both Hynek and Stanek were also first team a1l-con- ference picks. Although there are six senior ball- players graduating, Tiger baseball will have a solid nucleus returning . The Junior Varsity baseball team coached by Joe Reinart finished the season with a record of 2-6 . Prospects look promising for the future of Tiger baseball. The Girl's Softball team highlighted their 1975 season with a conference championship. Despite two games being rained out, the team accumulated a 5- 1 record. New Lisbon provided Hillsboro with its only defeat, 11-13. Hillsboro's biggest romp was 37-6 at Wonewoc's expense. As a result of season perform- ance and team balloting, Barb Thompson became captain and Terry Coblentz became M.V.P. Girls in fhe Qwin , Too TOP ROW: T. Coblentz. J. Wopat, J. Johnson, D. Fanta, T. I-lerbeck, C. Johnson, L. Sebranek, B. Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Allikas, M. Picha, M. White, K. Haugh, K. Fanta. ABSENT: Softball Coach Benz. The Tiger Track team placed 8th in the confer- ence for the 1975 season. It was a year for shattering records. Tim Hubbard broke a school record and was conference champ in the 440 yard run with a time of 53.1 seconds. He also broke a school record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:08. Bill Postel, a freshman trackster broke a school record in the two mile run with a time of 10:51.3. This is unusual because he didn't run the two mile until the New Lisbon meet. He placed well at New Lisbon, and continued to run the two mile. Later, at the confer- ence meet, Bill broke his own record. Keep on trac- kin' guys! The Hillsboro Golf team swung into action under the direction of Coach Hanna. The golf team devoted much of its time to practice and minor matches as they were a young team. In the confer- ence match they did participate in, they were sixth out of sixteen. The Hillsboro Girl's track team under the direction of Coach Fry, completed a successful 1975 sport sea- son. The girls practiced four nights per week, run- ning inside until the weather outside improved. Gradually, each girl tried to find events in which they were both interested and skilled. The first meet, the test to see if each could last the season, took place on a wet, snowy track. But conditions improved, and the team became a well-knit unit. Girls recognized for their skill and leadership were given the following awards: captain - Kathy Nevsi- mal, most valuable - Mel Boston. The team won three of their six meets, and placed fifth in the con- ference meet. KNEELING: I. Havlik, K. Fitch, D. Myhre. STANDING: Coach Hanna, D. Hammer, J. Sherman, A. Sosinsky, D. Roberts, J. Hofri- chter, I. Novy, K. Kessler. J Track BOTTOM: T. Cornell, F. Krajco, D. Henderson, K. Sebranek, T. Hub- bard, T. Bladl. ROW 2: B. Reidle, T. Sanders, C. Shaker, H. Urban, L. Winchell. ROW 3: G. Stanek, K. Gross, C. Fitch, D. Aponte, A. Matte- son, T. Boyer. ROW 4: B. Postel, Stats. C. Shear and T. Revels, Coach Tolkacz, C. McDonald. ABSENT: J. Malphy and R. Peterson. I ., Al.. COLUMN 1: L. Nevsimal, L. Jefferies. COLUMN 2: J. Lynch, L. Hammer, N. Kouba. COLUMN 3: Coach Fry, D. Dolezal, B. Stanek, K. Kronn. COLUMN 4 C. Downing, T. Hammer, A. Hofmeister. COLUMN 5: J. Potter, L. Cary, C Shear, M. Boston. COLUMN 6: B. Jefferies, K. Nevsimal, T. Hofmeister. COL- UMN 7: S. Jefferies, L. Onsager. T. Sanders and S. Kahler B. Hofmeister, H. Urban, and C. Gabay S. Martalock and C. Gabay The Tolkacz Family Janice Boldon Cindy Gabay Prom Prep As Juniors, the Class of 1976 chose Scarborough Fair for the theme of the 1975 Junior Prom. With the use of horses from the city park we constructed a car- ousel for the centerpiece of the gym. For the backdrop we made a large ferris wheel with Scar- borough Fair at the top. We drew and painted a collage of fair scenes which covered one whole side of the gym. We used red, blue, green, and yellow crepe paper streamers for the ceiling. We also used numerous balloons of all sizes, shapes, and colors to add to the fair atmos- phere. To add the finishing touches of a fair we sold cotton candy. The Prom began at 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, 1975 with Cozmos providing music. The 1974 Junior Prom King Steve Shaker and Queen Linda Winc- hell crowned Gary Stanek and Julie Johnson the 1975 King and Queen. The other members of the court were Nancy Kouba and Kevin Fawcett, Cindy Gabay and Bob Hofmeister, Mary Jo Picha and Dave Aponte, and Lori Ham- mer and Steve Unbehaun. Dawn Urban and Andy Evans were the crown bearers. On Monday, May 5, 1975, we came to school early to 'disman- tle' all of our decorations. In one and a half hours' time we had demolished many hours of work. ,, I s if a c 1 '. 'A 'u a fi' . J .,. a E Andy and Dawn get better acquainted. We transformed the gym into our own Scarborough Fair. Dancing to the echoing strains of our theme song. Reminiscent of childhood games of Lon don Bridge. The couples joined the Grand March Procession as their names were called . The band played Co1or My Wor1d as Grand March began. Passing through the human tunnel. Homecomin '75 The 1975 Homecoming Festivities got under way with Stunt Night on Thursday, October 2, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. The evening began with the crowning of the King and Queen. Halfback Tim Hubbard was King and Nancy Kouba was Queen. Senior Repre- sentatives were Lori Machovec and Bill Kelbel. Dor- othy Dolezal and Chuck Housner represented the Jun- ior Class. Terri Hammer and John Nachtigal were the Sophomore Representatives. Freshman Repre- sentatives were Beth Knower and Mike Barz. The stunts consisted of twelve skits presented by classes and organizations. The high school cheer- leaders took first with their skit. Second place went to the junior high cheerleaders. The Class of '76 took third place . After a lot of red tape the seniors built the bonfire as usual. Because of the new federal ruling about school attendance the seniors were not allowed to build the bonfire during school ho11rs as in previous years. So, the seniors were ambitious and started collecting 'junk' on the week-end before the bon- fire. To get the bonfire completed on time the sen- iors started at 4:30 a . m . on Thursday. Another hassle that the seniors had was the ques- tion of whether they would be allowed to burn wood. The school board finally decided to let the seniors burn wood and the bonfire was successful. lst Place - Seniors 2nd Place - Sophomores Class of 76 Besf Ever? Win Firsf Fourfh Time A specialty of the Class of '76 is building floats. We have been the only class Cto our knowledgej that has placed every year we built a float. In seventh grade, with We'l1 Lick 'em! , we got a first. In eighth grade, with Eye-spy a Victory! we placed third. Our freshman float was We'll Ax-ecute a Victory! and won first place. We placed third in our Sophomore year with It'll be a Whopper of a Victory! Our Junior year we placed first with We Butter-fly to a Victory! In our senior year we again placed first with Rao-cun up a Victory! We had four firsts and two thirds. 3rd Place - Freshmen The Parade mm vxwymx The Dance King Tim Hubbard, Queen Nancy Kouba, Sr. Rep. Fr. Rep.: Beth Knower, Mike Barz, Sp. Rep.: Terri Lori Machovec, Bill Kelbel. Hammer, John Nachtigal, Jr. Rep.: Dorothy Dole- zal, Chuck Housner. Skyscrape Overfime 6- I4 Varsify Foofball ROW 1: J. Johnson, G. Nelson, C. Housner, I. Nachtigal, T. Novacheck, G. Stanek, K. Fitch, S. Schnurr ROW 2: M. Stockwell, T. Hubbard, J. Coblentz, T. B1ad1, T. Sanders, P. I-Iynek, S. Unbehaun, K. Fawcett F. Krajco, D. Richardson. ROW 3: Coach Jensen, Coach Tolcatz, D. Drown, T. Urban, J. Snow, B. Hofrneis ter, V. Rott, K. Sebranek, M. Stanek, B. Kelbel, Coach Distin, Coach Piaro. J. V. Foofball ROW 1: M. Stockwell, K. Barnes, L. Anderson, T. Shaker, J. Kelbel, B. Mitchell, K. Byington, D. Richard- son. ROW 2: F. Krajco, F. Revels, S. Fawcett, J. Potter, M. Hynek, G. Dank, K. Fitch. ROW 3: Coach Distin, P. Thompson, S. Schnurr, D. Sweeney, J. Snow, M. Barz, R. Stanek, I. Nachtigal, M. Hynek, Coach Jensen. F- , wrizfilg 7,1 After starting the season out on a bright note C f gti.' , A Mf . by defeating Wonewoc in the opener, the fxf' y nfl Tigers experienced nothing but frustration for .32 fifif tcW t ' Q i, the rest of the year. Hillsboro finished the sea- 25,91 . If ff son with a 1-8 record. Tim Hubbard and Bob f Hofmeister were co-Most Valuable Player. Bill Kelbel was elected Captain. The Monster ak Award went to Bob Hofmeister. Kevin Fitch sf was voted the Most Valuable Player. Although the season cannot be considered a success as far as the win-loss record is concerned, the team t did succeed in gaining a better understanding N x of themselves and others. , 3:3 1 Q .fl tl A 17-1 4 .' , 7 1, 5. .- - .fn if r X i Y , .Q ,Q-ix-Q '-FQ'x.t.,fElf,.f! ,. t ll 'T f-4 it -Xi itl' ?'rff? ' t it. C fr ,y , ! ,fflyf W 77, 4 - if I. , i xr 3 ff K V, JY H ' R : P 1 T t T' v, f- .s f 2, ,J ' x 'Kg ,J ff X 3 T 4 N . , -.SX-, T tp Quinlan' Takes Teamwork Conference Champs A ein ROW 1: M. Kretche, K. Haugh, M. Sanrope, S. Allikas, J. Wopat, J. Hynek, T. Coblentz ROW 2: L. Sebranek, I. Johnson, K. Weiland, T. Hammer, S. Jindrick, M. Picha, K. Fanta Coach Fry. a ' -,seg 2 Junior Varsify ROW 1: A. Nofsinger, R. Hammer, L. Reidle, T. Woodruff. ROW 2: L. Nevismal, S. Endicott. ROW 3: P. Urban, S. Janecek, M. Root, L. Onsager, K. Dank, Coach Fry. The Hillsboro Girls' Volleyball Team under the direction of Coach Fry, finished the season victoriously. They had a 10-3 season record, and an 8-0 conference record to retain their conference title. After sweeping the sub-regional tournament at Hillsboro, they advanced to the Regionals at Seneca - one step closer to the state tourney than last year. Players recognized for their leadership and performance were: Captain - Mary Kretche, Most Valuable Player - Terry Coblentz, Most Improved Player - Karen Haugh. i V More Fall This year, the boys' and girls' golf teams divided up their playing season with the girls playing in the fall and the boys in the spring. Those participating on the girls' team were, left to right: Alice Sosinsky, Jane Sherman, Dot Roberts, and Jane Novy. Mrs. Hanna coached the team. Sporfs faculty School Board si .S-Q X L. ERVIN NOVACHECK, President PAUL STANEK, Vice-President 1-W PHYLLIS BURCH, Director VERLIN TAYLOR, Clerk UPPER LEFT: BOBBY CLARK, Director UPPER RIGHT: LYLE TYDRICH . Director LOWER LEFT: ERNEST PICHA , Treasurer wry ' MR . ROBERT BURMESTER . Superintendent of Schools m i H ' w MR. WAYNE STAHLKOPF, High School Principal I' 3 i 0 MR. PATRICK TANGNEY Elementary Supervisor - yv., 4- ,-.g,- , s -1 -Wg .AQYF7 t 5 ey . + E as ' A - ., ' ,Km ig fl gf . - 'f' A -Q, MRS. CATHERINE HYNEK, Secretary MRS PAT SHEAR Secretary g.. 1,1 sr 'K . ' fi. Q5 2 '-J' 'Q-.. J . ,.,.,wM , 4 , c .g..'1y: f,, f -, We 4 ...x 1 I ,tlinxyl 1 'Q' .A g 4-gfu., xv 'refs i A 'R' MRS. AVIS CARPENTER, Secretary 1' A ,.,v,-V. .e V' ' r , -v . 4'. N. . ' .Q ,X 'N MRS . ELEANOR SANROPE , Secretary MRS. EVELYN SANROPE, Nurse JANE ROSOL Library Aid JOHN HEBL Guidance Counselor Baseball Coach ? mmm 4 WMMW KENNETH PIARO Business Education Class Advisor, 10th Grade Assist. Football Coach 7th Grade Basketball Coach BARBARA SANTAS Special Education ROBERT WHITE Instrumental Music THOMAS LAMBRIES Vocal and Assist. Instrumental Music Wrestling Coach Class Ad . 12th Grade Jr. High Football Coach X kk I ROBERT SIMONITSCH Industrial Arts MARALEE MOELLENDORF Home Economics WAYNE TREDINNICK Class Play , Vocational F.H.A. Adv1sor Agriculture Imam Class Ad. 12th Grade Cheerleader Advrsor NANCY REINART Art GAYLORD SCHROEDER Agriculture Class Ad. 10th Grade F.F.A. Advisor Gym 'S' sCoa .,v' +. .,,. di v. A ' 5' .I mt , 4 f , ,aft ,,., '? 4 fa- QQ-tfqx , E22 f I ,J ,kd 4, .4 fir 4 QE W' A 311,35 V, . '. L' ,a f?i '31 , . .Q :E A , g nnnn af Ftfz .1 'f' fi ' , '..,.zT,ZL ,. f ,ff V, N-4 .f at V 'f 3513 1 JAY IOPPA Biology, Earth Science Conservation Class Advisor 11th Grade JOHN IENSEN Science, Mathematics Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach NAN HALL English Forensics ELIZABETH SCHALLER English, Forensics National Honor Society Advisor JOYCE SCHROEDER English, Mathematics Class Advisor 9th Grade JOHN WANLESS Mathematics Drivers Education ,ff Q3 .Q- JOYCE FRY Physical Education Basketball Coach Track Coach Volleyball Coach DONALD TOLKACZ Physical Education Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Track Coach, Athletic Director H-Club Advisor bday MARK DISTIN Social Studies 8th Grade Basketball Coach Class Advisor 9th Grade MARY BRADY Social Studies Newspaper Advisor Qu- Ao- ELAINE HANNA Librarian Class Advisor 11th Grade Golf Coach MRS . NOVY High School Aide MISS SUIHKONEN - Speech Terapist MRS. PETERSON High School Aide MRS. NOVY - Reading Teacher ,..,m1 Ni' X Left to Right: Mrs. Obert, Mrs. Subera, Mrs. Distin, Mrs. Q' Ja11011S6k. Mrs. Slama. MRS. JENKINS - Elementary Music Teacher Personnel .lAN1'1'URS: D. Boldon, V. Meyers, O. Bruce Cnot presentj - H. Johnson, JH in COOKS M. Sebranek E. Potter D. Fawcett V. Ellis, Manager D. Fawcett B. Matteson B. Wopat E. Stanek BUS DRIVERS: iPhoto not availablej D. Carpenter B. Clark J. Haugh J. Schiller H. Urban J. Stanek R. Pacl R. Ciley B. Stenerson A. Fronk W. Jindrick E. Benish What are these people waiting for? lf's America 's Why are these people so happy? V Birfhday organization '4' 1'-g,.j,n. l x P , fv wi A. 4 , hgffgq dw. '- ,I x Q 1 'YJ 'Q' ,ip 19 -a.. Library Club 3 gi 1, ,, '52 Y' BOTTOM TO TOP, ROW 1: L. Kubarski, L. Cary, D. Burdick, S. Jindrick, J. Carpenter. ROW 2: S. Martalock, Secretary-Treasurer K. Burmaster, Presi- dent J. Stanek, V. President J. Johnson, D. Fanta. ROW 3: M. Picha, S. Janecek, M. Root, J. Wopat, N. Kouba, Absent: M. Kretche, B. Panta, A. Sosinsky, S. Cox, R. Thompson. wsclub SEATED, ROW 1: N. Kapuscinski, L. Kubarski, Assist. Ed. , S. Martalock, Editor, M. San rope, L. Cary, M. Sanrope. ROW 2: C. Gabay, J. Wopat, L. Hammer, D. Fanta, Mrs Brady, Advisor, B. Mitchell, D. Schroeder. STANDING: B. Kelbel, B. Stepka, B. Stanek, S Jindrick, S. Foster, I. Hynek, H. Stanek, K. Burrnaster, S. Unbehaun, R. Janecek, I. Hofri chter, P. Gabay, N. Kouba, I. Johnson, M. White, D. Kouba, A. Petniunas, Abs. B. Cun ningham. Nafional Honor Sooiefy ROW 1: Treasurer M. Sanrope, President S. Unbehaun, Secretary N. Kouba, B Fanta, A. Novacheck, T. Hammer, M. White, K. Wong. ROW 2: Vice-President C Housner, I. Carpenter, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, A. Krajco, I. Wopat, I . Stanek ROW 3: Advisor Mrs. Schaller, B. Kelbel, S. Martalock, B. Stanek, L. Cary, S. Jin drick, K. Burmaster. ROW 4: I. Hynek, C. Hooker, T. Novacheck, I . Hofrichrer, M Stanek, L. Kubarski. Qfudenf Council STANDING: Advisor Mr. White, President C. Hooker, Vice-President I. Stanek, Secretary L. Cary, Treasurer B. Stanek. SITTING: T. Tangney, L. Reidle, B. Fanta, T. Hofmeister. Absent: D. Hammer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: C. Hooker, Treasurer N. Kouba, Vice-President SITTING: B. Stanek, Secretary I. Johnson, President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: C. Shear, Vice-President B. Fanta, Treasurer T. Hammer, President A. Novacheck, Secretary Class Officers IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: T. Novacheck, President D. Kouba, Treasurer L. Cary, Vice-President I. Stanek, Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS R. Hammer, President L. Reidle , Vice-President S. Endicott, Secretary A. Connors, Treasurer Mafh Team ROW 1: B. Kelbel, J. Stanek, Mrs. Schroeder, T. Novacheck, K. Burmaster. ROW 2: B. Stanek, C. Hooker, S. Unbehaun, I. Wopat. ROW 1: L. Nevsimal, A. NOvacheck, M. White, K. Sanders. ROW 2: B. Fanta, B. Sweeney, D. Sweeney, D. Schroeder. F' UW-Platteville campus was again the site of the annual Southwest Wisconsin Math Contest on November 6, 1976. Hillsboro was able to place a respectable fourth out of ten in the small schools division. Each school entered stu- dents in a junior-senior and a freshmen-sophomore level. Three tests were written by each student and then a total of the scores of individual students became the team score. The top three schools were awarded trophies in both the large and small school divisions. Individual award winners for Hillsboro were Carol Hooker and Tom Nova- check. Hi The Hillsboro High Quiz Bowl Team encountered Eau Claire North, on lan- uary 31, 1976 . After a very strong sec- ond half, the Hillsboro team scored more points against Eau Claire than either of their previous two opponents. Unfortunately, it was not enough, and Hillsboro was defeated by a final score of 250-155. h Quiz Bowl ROW 1: J. Root, B. Kelbel, B. Mitchell, D. Sweeney, Alt. ROW 2: Miss Moellendorf, J. Novy, Alt. , A. Petninuas. Parliamenfary Procedure Parliamentary procedure is the correct method by which any group of people should conduct a meeting. The Par- liamentary Procedure Team of the Hillsboro Future Farmers of America Chapter is proud of its outstanding record of plac- ings since their beginning in 1973. This year the team placed first in the local con- test held in Desoto on Decem- ber 15, 1975. ---'sf NN' 0 'IW Left to Right: R. Buchal, T. Novacheck, C. Housner, M. Stanek. . U-4 hire , W hroeder, T. Woodruff, J Sc Nakagawa , D . I HC OW L.T Lounsbury , ,T. CI ITIITI Ha Pfaff, C. 1:B W RO 2: C. W RO I IO mbries , Direc La I. M Barz M I Root -. , R. Stanek , 11 acheck , M . Mitche OV White , A . N Johnson , M . ni 1 ma , N . Kouba Fa glad, D. 611 racki, M. T 6 ffl Su ,L. ouba wski, D. K ko Boldon , A . Las nders , M . Sa ear, K. Sh Q ank ecek, K. D an Hofmeister , R . I 3: L. Cary, T. W RO Revels . Snow, K. Kessler, F. Postel, L. Anderson, I Hofmeister , T . Hubbard , B 1. Kelbe lock , B 3. 2.11 M , S 11 enrz, L. Kubarski, B. Mirche Cobl , M. Picha, P. CI l'1'1l'1'1 Ha Kolowrat , D. Cox, K. Fish, D. Levy, S necek , .Ja . Sranek , S 4:B W RO ch branek , K . Fit Se ,K. Novacheck T. Coblentz , T . Stanek , I Potter , M . J. Kessler , C . Gabay Schnurr , I Root, S. M ynek H ronk , I Sager, L. F On L. . - Benish . Q P IS nde Sa H-Club T BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW, 1: M. Stanek CHistorianJ, T. Novacheck CVice-Presidentj, S. Unbehaun CTreasurerJ, B. Kelbel CPresidentJ, D. Aponte CSecretaryJ. ROW 2: Mr. Tolkacz CAdvisorJ, J. Shear, K. Sebranek, V. Rott, G. Stanek, B. Postel, H. Urban, K. Fitch. ROW 3: D. Nachtigal, M. Johnson, B. Hofmeister, J. Coblentz, T. Bladl, C. Housner, F. Krajco, T. Hubbard. ROW 4: J. Snow, K. Fawcett, T. Sanders, P. Hynek, R. Peterson, A. Matteson, D. Drown. GirI's Afhlefic Club TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Iindrick, M. Picha fHistorianJ, L. Hammer CSecretary-Treasurerb, D. Fanta CPresidentJ, S. Al1ikasCVice-Presidentl, R. Buchel. ROW 2: B. Stanek, T. Hofmeister, M. White, J. Johnson, N. Kouba, A. Novacheck, T. Hammer. ROW 3: L. Sebranek, K. Haugh, C. Johnson, A. Hofmeister, C. Shear, L. Onsager, B. Fanta. J. Wopat. ROW 4: J. Hynek, K. Fanta, T. Coblentz, Mrs. Fry CAdvisorJ. This year the Girl's Athletic Club replaced the Girl's Athletic Association. Any girl who is a major letter winner automatically becomes a member. The girls are trying to raise money for letter jackets and equipment by selling concessions during girl's athletics and by selling donuts in school before classes start. But the girls will have to work hard to get the required money. F ufure Farmers of America k , 4 BOTTOM TO TOP, ROW 1: K. Gross, Pres. K. Sebranek, V. Pres. , T. Novacheck Treas. , C. Housner, Sec. , S. Cox Reporter, M. Stanek, Sentinel. ROW 2: L Winchell, R. Buchal, K. Walker, J. Shear S. Baller, I. Sake, R. Fransen, F. Benish B. Hofmeister. ROW 3: H. Urban, S. Winc- hell, J. Johnson, B. Clausius, R. Lowery G. Stanek. ROW 4: J. Coblentz, F. Novy T. Amberg, A. Urbanek, J. Liska. ROW 5: P. Hynek, K. Fawcett, A. Urban, K. Hub- bard, M. Kocyan, C. McDonald. BOTTOM TO TOP, ROW 1: Mr. Tredin- nick, Mr. Schroeder, J. Sebranek, K. Barnes, P. Winchell, J. Nakagawa. ROW 2: S. Straight, T. Walker, D. Subera, T. Stanek, R. Revels. ROW 3: G. John- son, M. Mitchell, M. Clark, D. Burmas- ter, B. Postel. ROW 4: D. Schroeder, B. Fanta, T. Hynek, I. McCoy, M. Hynek, P. Thompson. ROW 5: K. Stanek, J. Snow, I. Nachtigal, S. Schnurr, R. Kaus, K. Fitch. ROW 6: G. Dank, V. Rott, M. Hynek, P. Benish, A. Fanta, P. Benish. KW: .L FFA Acfivifies The Hillsboro Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is increasingly becoming more active. This year they have sold garden seeds, cheese, and candy to raise money. In honor of National F.F. A. week, the F.F. A. presented flowers to teachers, had jacket day, and treated the faculty and F.F.A. members to cherry pie and ice cream . Besides sponsoring a winning Parliamentary Procedure Team, the F.F.A. also participated in the Public Speaking and Creed Contest. This year the F.F.A. sponsored the first Underclassmen's Award Banquet in Hillsboro High School. HDA TOP ROW: F. Benish, A. Fanta, T. Novacheck, C. Housner, T. Amberg, B. Hofmeister, I. Nachtigal, M. Stanek, Mr. Schroeder, Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: D. Subera, T. Stanek, T. Hynek, D. Schroeder, B. Fanta, M. Clark, R. Stanek, K. Barnes. 'I- W T E. 'a ' Aeqeg I :19uAH 'S 191so5 .WA ' 9do1u'e3 'cl AA91 'bi ' LISTS '9 11911213 OH' M 58 'f ' x19u121S 'f 3 ' 191105 9991112 f EI'H ' 191119111014 'r ' 191q9111oH '1 UH ' I'9lI.IU.I 's PP-HEI 's A913 ' g ' x1911pu1f I 'SIQPUUS 'X ' ' 191u9d1e3 'Q 'U v-+1 N '-n H. '-1 1-Q O D' IZ! va O EI 71 CD aa :s 5-1 o 'U rn U 71 o s: cr as W 21 an I-4: I'-4 sn D D.. 1u9p d'W I IQIUSUSIML ' ULIO 9do1Ue3 ' W elueg ' Q ' .Dt Aeqeg -Dt HOOH '19 -f doM '12 'V mise'-I ' mm OH M 'A1123 'fl :g OH :IM 's ' H ' BIQOQUIZ1' 9ue1S 'PI 'H UH I91SElLI.I N ' eqnopl 1419191995 sneqnpl ' 1 917159-ici ' PI SIU qoolelleyq .Aa -1s91d athletics bg Varsify Cagers Left to Right: Coach Moe, T. Novacheck, C. McDonald, B. Sweeney, S. Unbehaun, A. Urban, M Kocyan, M. Johnson, P. Krajco, M. Stanek, K. Wong, J. Shear, D. Drown, Manager. J. V. Baskefball . ROW 1: F. Krajco, A. Matteson, K. Kessler, J. Shear, K. Wong. ROW 2: Coach Granger D. Myhre, J. Potter, P. Benish, B. Sweeny, F. Revels, D. Drown CManagerJ. Freshman Baskefball ROW 1: L. Anderson, J. Hora, M. Amberg, M. Barz. ROW 2: P. Thomp- son, M. Langer, D. Sweeny, S. Stanek, Coach Tolkacz. ROW 3: B. Gard- ner, P. Benish, A. Fanta, S. Fawcett. r-w....':- Varsify Wresflin KNEELING: I. Sebranek, T. Urban, B. Postel, K. Sebranek, H. Urban, B. Kelbel, R. Stanek. STANDING: B. Sebranek CManagerJ, Coach Larnbries, B. Hofmeister, G. Stanek, J. Coblenrz, T. Sanders, M. Hynek, C. Gross, Coach Jensen, C. Hooker fStat.J. Io J. V. Wresf m SITTING: K. Barnes, G Johnson, M. Mitchell S. Straight. KNEELING B. Mitchell, K. Fitch J. Kelbel, M. Clark STANDING: Coach Lam- bries . Individuals Excel Hillsboro's three sectional qualifiers are represented by the photo below. Terry Urban C9-83 , Jim Coblentz C16-95, and Bill Kelbel C14-97 all won at the Hillsboro Sub- Regional and went on to place second in their weight classes at the Richland Center Regional. Aside from Harlan's Conference Championship, several grapplers won tournament championships: Bob Hofmeister - Royall Invitational, Weston Invitationalg Harlan Urban - Weston Invitationalg Jim Coblentz - Weston Invitational: and Terry Urban - Royall Invitational. f fo., W, I 4 HARLAN TUFFY URBAN 119 lbs. 23-3 ABOVE RIGHT: Sectional Qualifiers TOP LEFT: For the past 3 years Harlan Urban and wrestling have been synonymous at Hillsboro High School. Harlan has managed to finish 17-6, 19-3, and 23-3 as a sopho- more , junior, and senior respectively, giving him a 59-12 cumulative record. Tuffy managed to work his way to the conference championship in 1975 at 112 lb. and again in 1976 at 119 lb. In 1974 he went as far as placing third in the Viroqua Sectional. Certainly, Harlan's accom- plishments won't soon be forgotten. 145 LB. 16-5-1 Most Valuable Wrestler HARLAN URBAN Captain BILL KELBEL Most Improved Wrestler BILL POSTEL Takedown Champion IIM COBLENTZ Most Pins HARLAN URBAN la wi BoTToM LEFT: ,,,,, BILL KELBEL 126 LB. C14-95 BoTToM RIGHT GARY STANEK 145 LB. qs-55 T , Gymnasfios ROW 1: T. Hofmeister, S. Allikas, J. Johnson, R. Buchal, L. Sumeracki, L. Onsager. ROW 2: S. Cox CMan agerj, A. Connors, K. Kronn, T. Tangney, C. Shear, K. Kronn, T. Woodruff, D. Levy. ROW 3: S. Endicott R. Hammer, B. Stanek, A. Petniunas. .sr Girl 's Varsify Baskefball ROW 1: L. Sebranek, I. Johnson, B. Fanta, T. Coblentz, S. Jindrick, K. Fanta. ROW 2: Coach Fry K. Weiland, I. Hynek, J. Wopat, D. Dolezal, K. Haugh, L. Hammer, S. Marta1ockCStatisticianJ Girl 's .l. V. Baskefball ROW 1: K. Fanta, J. Hynek, I. Novy. ROW 2: Coach Fry, L. Reidle, S. Jindrick, C. Hammer, K. Weiland. ROW 3: P. Gabay, M. Root, J. Wopat. S? J ii Q ni . .X.w,.. 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KM V F5 Him Q1 .sg 3 EEWQY3. ww ww? ,ur B 3 ,W ......... iYgEggE5 Ea.35Q2s. ,vi imfwiw . .,.3 ,,Wi, . .3 M.-, e 2 - : 3, 33. 3 333. 3 3 3 . . 3 -my 3 HL, 2 ww .. 3 3 ,Egg N Qgggaimaiigsw-gygvw 3333, 335 mwgmiggg ggaw y .. .. . . .33 3 ,Sign 2iiiQS52'EfEEg59xAA51E?5E5S5 3 my 'Ez 4 3. Q 5 eff , as Q5 Q3 is QS. 2 mm .Q w is W 3 33 F A 2 H 9233 K QE K1 R. NAJ3 fgHQff51 ,fm.,gufQ X32-vw WQQS. M53 3. .,.3. ..., LQ' i ff' 354'-'QQQIQ 1325! is 23.1 553235533 3.:5??g3Qgf5g.3. igiga a k lfam' ' 333332 f Me. 2 H ffh32s23?3322 . ' E 3g5si25'53gE55?525553g5' Q3 -E QQHESKZQQS1 f LQEFSR H .ffxeiiiwf A The fall Senior class play, Hillbilly Weddin' , was presented Nov. '7 and 8. It posed the problem of a lazy hillbilly father trying to find husbands for his six daughters. The oldest girl, not being exactly the rnarriageable type, forces him to use his shotgun for 'persuasive' purposes. The entrance of a 'dude' and his haughty aunt, a family feud, and the efforts of various members of the family interact in the final wedding scene for an unexpected, but happy ending. This hilarious play, with its realistic sound effects, live props, and little unexpected incidents, will hold a special place in our Senior memories. Senior Class Play Weddin ' 51,1 Forensics Senior Junior Parfioipanfs Sophomore Freshman Parfioipanfs COACHES Mrs. Schroeder Mrs. Hall Mrs. Schaller Qforgfelling and Poefry Plays . Anderson CStoryte11ingJ . Martalock CStoryte11ingJ . Sanders CPoetryJ . Weiland CPoetryJ . - Q . Kouba CStoryte11ingJ Q C Hynek CPoetryJ M Eff S. Cox CPoetryJ ' ' X 375 -L -SFX .ZR ' JU. X ' 'N X 1 I I If I A . Petnuiunas C. Gabay M. Amberg M. Langer J. Hora I. Nakagawa K. Fama S. Allikas L. Onsager C. Subera I. Nachtigal T. Hoftmeister K. Wong M. Bolden I . Shear 'I by rf! r ,fNI' fy E x f, f J , K' ,Q f., K .fffg Deelamafions and Prose S. Foster CDec1.J S. Endicott CDec1.J P. Eastman CProseJ M. Tenblad CProseJ P. Gabay CDec1.b B. Stepka CProseJ J. Potter CDec1.J M. Kretche fProseJ QAbs.J ROW 1: J. Johnson B. Mitchell D. Schroeder ROW 2: J. Novy D. Dolezal M. Johnson K. Burmaster ROW 3: B. Stanek T. Novacheck B. Fanta T. Tangney D. Sweeney CAbs.J ROW 4: J. Hofrichter J. Stanek M . Stanek Speeches I 3 0.1. classes 1- Nw ff! Allikas Benish . Berg . Bladl Bliss . Boyer . Buchal . Burcheel Carpenter Cary Clausius Coblentz . Cornell Cox Cunningham Diny . Dolezal . Downing . Fanta Foster Fransen Fronk . Gorn . Harris I-laugh Haugh Henderson Herbeck . Hofmeister . Housner . Hubbard . Husom Hynek Janecek Jefferies Jindrick Johnson Johnson Kelbel . Kocyan Kouba Kronn Kubarski Lind Lowrey Lynch Matteson McDonald Nelson Nelson Novacheck Novy Petniunas Pfaff Potter Revels Class of '77 Jazzy Juniors MEETS 'QQ SORRY? NO PHOTO ' D. Wolfe I. Wopat A. Schwerin W. Revels D. Roberts I. Root M. Rose I. Sake M. Sanrope P. Scheeler N. Schnurr L. Sebranek C. Shaker I. Shear J. Sherman A. Sosinsky J. Spears P. Spears G. Stanek J. Sranek M. Stanek P. Stanek B. Srepka C. Subera R. Thompson A. Urban T. Urban K. Walker K. Weiland B. Winchell L. Winchell P. Benish M. Boldon D. Burdick Di. Burdick Do. Burdick D. Burmaster E. Cepek J. Connors G. Dank B. Fanta K. Fish K. Fitch R. Foster L. Fronk C. Hammer T . Hammer S. Herbeck T. Hofmeister M. Hynek T. Hynek S. Jefferies J. Johnson M. Johnson R. Kaus J. Kelbel K. Kessler F. Krajco D. Levy Qooiable Qophomores T . Lounsbury J . Machovec Class of '7 3 A gf 5 N0 PHOTO AVAILABLE K . Wong wdlbf 'xonJ?Xv1QxN.w2fQK'3 Cx , 4 .mqflx-zu my xofzxm- Su Mitchell Myhre Nachtigal Nakagawa Navsimal Nofsinger Novacheck Olson Onsager Pfaf f Postel Potter Revels . Root Rott Schnurr Schulz Sebranek Shaker Shear Snow Stanek Straight Sweeney Tracy Urban . White Winchel M. Amberg L. Anderson K. Barnes M. Barz P. Benish S. Birdd S. Blaha B. Brey K. Byington M. Cepek M. Clark P. Colbentz A. Connors K. Cornell K. Dank K. Dempsey S. Downing S. Endicott A. Fanta S. Fawcett P. Gabay R. Garner S. Gordon R. Hammer E. Hofrichter J. Hora M. Hynek R. Ianecek G. Johnson I. Kessler E. Knower V. Knower M. Kocyan K. Kronn M. Langer Friendly Freshmen Class of '79 p T . Walker gig 1 ai: 1 v Freshmen don't know any better - they still study. f I. White m A T. Woodruff ' S. Wyman fa Laskowski Lynch McCoy M. Mitchell Nakagawa Nofsinger Reidle Revels Rich Sanders Sanrope Schroeder Sebranek Spears Stanek Stanek Stanek Stanek Stanek Stanek Subera Sumeracki Sweeney Tangney . Tengblad Thompson Thompson Towne Crazy Underclassmen Aponte . Aponte Boyer Brey . Clark . Cornell . Cunningham . Dalberg . Denman . Drown . Eastman . Ellis Endicott Fanta . Fish Foster . Gabay Gordon Havlik Hynek Jefferies Jensen Kelbel Kelbel Kessler Kouba Langer . Levy Liska McCoy Mc Coy McDonald Mitchell J Mitchell M Novacheck Parker Peterson Pf aff Picha Revels Robinson Root Root Satona Schnun Sebranek . Sebranek . Shaker . Shear Slama Spears . Stanuch Stockwell Straight Taylor Thompson Wallace . Winchel Winchel White Mr. Callaway Mr. Granger Mr. Moe Amberg Benish Braithwaire Buchal Burmaster Cassada Cassada Chalupecky Christianson Clark Coblemz Dalberg Dank Darcy Dewitt Diny Ellefson Fitch Fronk Hammer Hammer Havlik Hoffman Hoffman . Hofmeister Hynek Ianecek I eff eries Jensen Jindrick Kaus Kessler Kouba Kouba Landon Class of '81 W,a..wm..g'-1-- ew. Sevenfh Grade Mrs. Hough Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Neitzel . .3 . in ti Too BUSY 'W t 3,1 , , W .I yr-Y' N I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Levy Lowrey Machovec Matteson Mislivecek Myhre Nelson Nevsimal . Nofsinger . Petniunas . Preslik Revels Revels Richardson Rueckhe im Saari Schulz Scott Sebranek . Skala Slama Smith Stanek Stanek Sumeracki Tangney Thompson Towne . Tracy Urban Urban Verbsky Williams Woodruff York Junior Hi h Qporfs ' A., l. 7fh Grade Baskefball ROW 1: Coach Piaro, R. Hynek, R. Woodruff, K. Kouba, D. Rich- ardson, G. Mislivecek. ROW 2: R. Sumeracki, R. Myhre, P. Braithwaite, T. Dank, T. Havlik. 8fh Grade Baskefball ROW 1: M. Shear, K. Stockwell, S. Brey, D. Picha. ROW 2: M. Levy, R. Kelbel, J. Taylor, Coach Distin. Jr. High Wresfling 1 1 ROW 1: R. Winchell, D. Jefferies, D. Urban. ROW 2: J. Kelbel, R. Jensen, K. Clark, P. Amberg. ROW 3: Coach Simonitsch. elementary f-H. w f'-. -,fx .2 A ...r '1 - K , A, Q . -4'. ,Q ,, 1 'vet , :- C .X , --1' M -ff ,I , v Q.. . -rf 94-1,- v , , ff,,w41,a 4 Maveel an ...Y .A N1 ' ' f . ,,.' f wa , , A , ,' ., 0 ' H .V .V ,. A . 7 a K, .e ,H H 'M y , Q , ff 4 f f-qv k . , , 4 4 4 , A , . iw. Mrs. Callaway Mrs. Vcrbsky D. Alderman B. Babcock D. Bcaty C. Blaha M. Bliss S. Boldon I. Boyer L. Boyer D. Burrnastcr S. Byington V. Cassada C. Chalnpccky K. Clark J. Clary T. Cornell C. Denman D. Dewitt M. Durkcc M. Haas P. Howe K. Hynck T. Jackson C. Ianousck L. Janousck A. Johnson R. Kouba I. Laskowski T. Lcvy R. Martalock R. Mislivccck I. Mitchell I. Moe L. Munson T. Nevsimal A. Picha B. Rcvcls E. Rich E. Rohn S. Root L. Satona S. Scbranck N. Slalna J. Stanck T. Stanck A. Stckcl B. Stclwl M. Stockwell nf 'C' - Mrs. Evans 5 '33, 4 Mrs. Fronk , . ' E. Amberg T. Babcock G' D. Beary 1 B. Blaha ' M. Brandt X . v f M . Burmaster D . Burmaster K. Byington T. Clark M. Cornell P. Cunningham M. Fanta C. Fronk C. Fry D. Hora M. Huebner M. Hynek M. Ida J. Jefferies l. Johnson R. Jolmson T. Johnson R. Kaus l. Kocyan G. Kubarski L. Langer J. Laskowski M. Levy D. Lind L. Liska R. Lynch D . Machovec D . Meseberg B. Mitchell T. Munson B. Nelson P. Novacheck C. Pfaff D. Pfaff D. Pliner R. Revels M. Root B. Scheeler S. Schnurr S. Schiefelbein W. Scott W. Shaker F Fiffh Grade TT? ..?'i' 6 N....,..v C KV AW W T . Skala M. Stanek S. Stanek B. Steckel M. Steckel M. J. Straight L. Towne Mrs. Holak Miss Joseph J. Benish M. Bliss V. Burch C. Callaway D. Dalberg L. Fronk I. Gordon L. Havlik K. Hoefs C. Howe I . I eff eries H . Leverenz J . Mislivecek K. Munson L. Nofsinger C. Pacl S. Peterson E. Revels R. Revels R. Revels T. Richardson I . Sake J. Stanek S. Stanek B. Staunch S . Steckel Mrs . Cary Mrs . Shields D. Brandt K. Brandt K. Burmester M. Cornell K. Crow F. Dewitt A. Eastmen D. Fuchs T. Gabay M. Huebner D. Husom M. Ira A. Laskowski R. Lowrey D. Miller C. Novy C. Novy T. Novy C. Orsburne W. Orsburne P. Pedreui A. Pernuinas V. Pretsch R. Revels R. Rohn S. Root S. Skala K. Stanek M. Stanek I. Sullivan A. Tangney A. Turnipseed C. Valencia P. Valencia Miss Dvorak Mrs. Rich T. Baldon M. Barbour S. Blaha J. Burch K. Burmaster I. Clark C. Comell M. Cunningham T. Granger J. Haas T. Haase K. Hoefs B. Hoff J. Holverson M. Hora J. Hotek J. Howe T. Kopenhafer K. Kouba J . Jindrick L. Johnson B. Langer K. Lawrence W. Meseberg B. Mislivecek P. Olson S. Pedretti K. Pretsch R. Roberts A. Rynes J. Scott K. Stanek T. Srerba L. Stockwell Mrs . Endicott Mrs . Nofsinger G. Aponte K. Bell B. Burch D Burmaster R. Callaway E. Chalupecky S. Dalberg R. Eastman A. Evans M. Fanta K. Fransen D. Fronk J. Fuchs S. Granger T. Hansberry I. Haugh K. Hoefs H. Holak M. Huebner R. Jackson T. Jensen S. Johnson T. Kaus M. Laskowski T. Marlin P. Mattison T. McC1usky A. Mislivecek T. Mislivecek S. Moe I. Muller C. Pacl B. Pitkin N. Pretsch P. Revels A. Slama J. Stanek M. Sranek D. Stekel S. Sterba Firsf Grade F EQ fs new K, NX vw-f'l,.,,. Q f iw!! ii' if 'f Q: If L .9 qg .5-: , 122: '?'- . - N N E Q Q an .595 wig- . , . Q ig 1 Q T? S ,ii i 23,3 ' .-,, .,- -ff r E X K 'Knit 3 'fi' 44 ':aW 3 . 'ff ., vii gif... ,. Y B A, sw' 'rzi if . i fs eflr. sas..-.. - . Nw s X ....,. . ,. B . Strait . D. Sullivan T QR 5: 'KW' , K. Tangney R. Unbehaun AA 'nfs AA D. Urban A 1 3' Q. . , 1432! 1 V . . ff -fgsvzyz. ,Q . Valencia , - . . '-f- .. - 1 sa 1 Q 2 Uv- . ru. Mrs. Bufton Valley L . Benz M . Verbsky M. Buelow R. Buelow B. Dooley S. Griffa L. Nevsimal T. Novy L. Sanders I. Winchel . Baldwin Coblentz Daines Fanta Fiske I anecek McCoy Oben Pitkin Robinson Robinson Seeley Snow . Taylor Winchel Winchel Withrow Wirhrow J. Benish C. Bliss A. Bvehme J. Brisky T. Ehler W. Fick B. Fitch L. Fronk T. Good C. Hoff S. Hora M. Hotek R.I-Iuffman A. Jensen A. Johnson R. Kouba D. Krajco P. Laskowski D. Miller S. Mitchell J. Pearsal C. Pitkin J. Pityer R. Revels E. Rohn A. Root M. Seikamp T. Skala A.M. Kindergarfen Q Nmygggx - -if .x Fi :SQ I Teal L Stanuch D Wallace E . Wood Mrs. Mitchell u 3, 45 'lx K -,.-si 1,4- ...S Bell Benish Buelow Farley Fawcett Fiske Hammer Haugh I . Hora Hunter . Jacobson I anecek Lowrey Marker Matteson Misliveck Nemic Novy Novy Pharo Sebranek Shore Stahlkopf Stanley Sterba Strait Traeder Tydrick Verbsky Vodak We Dedicafe This 1976 Annual fo . . Uur Counfry, d Sfafes ofAmer1ca I ' 11: ,reg in f X.: , fu U,f'f'fHa Q- rf. .,....,... ., A , ,,M,-W Q W, b . ' -,, llly WW'f WffWWW 7WmZZZWZLQA,lm , ., ,Uv-'z:Nf W ,, aw - f ' ' if ' U ' ' N ' v..W , N' ' ' ' - ' - A.. ...., ,,,, ,,, ...U--. I ...Q-nn...---u.a-1 -an-1 I 1 A 4' ' ' '.. , I if ' if Q ?' . ..f,,. 'L - . , I ,- A 45s. . . l ,- .,,. whaf fhe Bicenfennial eans fo Me This being the bicentennial year, the 1976 Annual Staff asked several Hillsboro grade-schoolers to write about What the Bicentennial Means to Me. Although there was not adequate space to use all of them, several appear below and on the next page. They are typed the way they were originally written. Americas birthday is July 4. I like George Washing- ton. I like bicentenial quarters. - Tammy Kaus, grade 1 Americas birthday July 4. - Mark Huebner, grade 1 Americas Birthday I love Americas Birthday Because you have a good Dinner. The bicentenial is a good day for me and you. And America is 200 years old. And we have chicken or turkey. - Annette Slama, grade 1 The bysanteneeo Birthday and jorg washington first presedet and Lincan was the 16th presedent - Sean Moe, grade 1 The 200th birthday it is on July 4th . the Indians gave the Pilgrims food . - Pedretti, Sue, grade 2 You may not know that bi means two. What the Bicentennial means to me is that I'm glad that there's an America. Maybe America is glad too. I hope so. - Jill Holverson, grade 2 I think the Bicentennial is great. Matter a fact I think it's wonderful. There is so much to learn, like politics. - Teddy Roberts, grade 2 This country is free. There will be parades. The 200 hundredth birthday makes me feel happy. - Curtis Orsburne, grade 3 I think that the Bicentennial means that the United States is going to be 200 years old when it is the 4th of July. The Bicentennial animal is the horse. - Kenneth Hoefs, grade 2 It means to me that it is the 200th birthday of America. I think that the Liberty Bell is for the Bicentennial too. It is like Va1entine's Day to me. It is America's Birthday. - Joann Jindrick, grade 2 It is America's 200th birthday. The birthday is on July 4th. Some people helped America get free . - Kristy Burmaster, grade 2 It is the 200th birthday of America on July 4th. - Danny Thompson, grade 2 The Bicentennial means to me Americas two hun- dredth birthday. The Bicentennial means to me the signing of independence. The Bicentennial means to me America's freedom. The Bicentennial means to me there are going to be fireworks on July 4th. - Michael J. Huebner, grade 3 I7 - Q. -, !: ' 'J ..',, v e aio. up K . I , . SR.:-I rn, -fo ...+V -4 4-lf.. ' 'Ii p f , I ' -.- I , ,L QL ' A vslgizf v, ,Qi . gfriagu ,t - ?92?fp,f52!' ff , rg 'gy ' 4 f , .rf-Z I I , , V KB Q 'W 7 X0 X 2 ,Wi , , 7 fy, ,f f . What the Bicentennial Means to Me is that 50 states have made it through 200 years. Our country is beautiful and ever since the first president our country has been free for as long as I have been alive. So keep America free. - Roger Lowrey, grade 3 That the 13th colonies came to America and George Washington fought the Revolutionary War. Betsy Ross made the flag. Paul Revere rode to Boston saying the British are coming. - Pat Valencia, grade 3 It means that this is America's 200th birthday. And that everybody should celebrate back in the early days. They should dress up like back in the early days too. It means that everybody should love to live in America, because it is a free and beautiful country. It never gave up. We also have good citizens. And good citizens make a good country. - Tracy Gabay, grade 3 To me the Bicentennial means lots of things like our nation 200th birthday the Revolutionary war, Paul Revers Ride and the Declaration of Independence . - Mike Fanta, grade 3 This Bicentennial year brings to my mind the Minute men. The minute men were volunteers and did not take pay for fighting British troops. They were called the minute men because they were prepared to fight in a minutes notice. Many minute men were killed. - Mike Valencia, grade 5 The Bicentennial means to me Liberty. Liberty means freedom. But I as a child or even some adults don't really know what freedom is because we have not lived where people are not really free. - Margie Steckel, grade 5 When I think of the Bicentennial it reminds me of freedom. Many people didn't have freedom. They were under the rules of people. They were like a toy soldier that you wind up. They automatically go, they can't turn around, they just go the way you point them. Slaves were ordered around like that. They had to do what you told them. People are still told what to do for instance. At school you are told what to do, at work. But it isn't as bad you are learning. They were to but in a bad way. - Brad Nelson, grade 5 The bicentennial to me means the Declaration of Independence, Abraham Lincoln, George Washing- ton, and Thomas Jefferson. It means fireworks, stars, stripes, and those glorious colors - red, white, and blue. It means that our country has grown and shall continue to grow, because nothing can stop us now. It means that all wars are hopefully over, and this country is free . - Deanelle Burmaster, grade 6 It means that this country has been free for 200 years. Our fathers fought for this land, men gave up their lives so we could live in a better land. It means we are lucky that we live in a land like this and we should be thankful for it. - Carolyn Janousek, grade 6 The bicentennial means being freed for two-hun- dred years. Having the freedom of Religion, of the Press and for the freedom of Speech. Lots of people giving up their lives for freedom. - Mary Haas, grade 6 I 'f ,-ifiiaiiifffig ' QQ- f V fb .X ,km iff: N . nt E.-Q' -c' L -' ,'. t 'JV ,. . . . X Q Hillsboro High School Was Somefimes Fun . . . BN-,, Somefimes Noi So Fun Qomefimes Hard Work. . . Qomefimes Frghfening Somefimes Anyfhing Goes . . . buf, Hillsboro Hgh School Memories Will Always Be an lmporfanf Perf of Our Lives! f Annual Sfaff Co- Editors STAFF C. Hooker B. Kelbel A. Krajco S. Martalock K. Burmaster I. 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