Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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5 ,ASS OF '18 A Jlfoffag .7NQj.riQ1 Tala Klllllfllx HREE years ago there en- tered into the Hillsboro High School a group of. we are sorry to say, quite unruly young- sters. But times have changed as years go by and now that same class is no longer noisy and bois- terous, but jolly, industrious. cn- thusiastic workers ot' the Hillsboro High School. Early this fall the class organ- ized, electing NViIIiam Helms, pres- identg Ralph NVilIiams, vice pres- ident: Francis Linklatcr, secretary- treasurerg Helen Beehen. reporter, and Mr. Bradl'ord, class advisor. lt retained its former colors, orange and blackg and selected Black Eyed Susans for -its class flower. After this business-like meeting the Juniors took active and prominent part in the arranging ol' the recep- tion to welcome all new eomers to the Hillsboro High School. Quite a calamity befell the Jun- ior class when M1'. Bradford left his pupils for a bigger and better position in Spokane. VVhile regret- ting the loss this class eo-operated with the rest of the student body in giving him a farewell reception. The class of '18 partook in the athletics ot' the school with wel- comed zeal. Though the Boys' ln- terclass Basket Ball cup is not in their possession, they never once lost courage or enthusiasm in striv- ing for the trophy. The Gates Basket Ball cup was won by the Junior girls. This class had three girls on the first team, and as more good material was plentiful. the cup was easily won. In due tilne Miss Riekert was elected and warmly welcomed by the class as their advisor. ltuth Linklater and VVilliam Helms were elected members ot' the Student Council. The Juniors are active and pro- gressive members ot' the ditierent clubs and societies ol' the High School. A second calamity befell the Jun- ior class when Williallll Helms. class president and council mem- ber, was obliged to leave school. Ralph VVilliams, the vice president. succeeded to 'the presidency and Martha Berger was elected vice president. Georgie Baldwin was chosen as student council 111611113011 The reception to be given by the Junior class. for the Seniors prom- ises to be thc biggest event of the year, and that it will surpass pre- vious receptions of the same kind is expected by all. So after three years, the Fresh- man class of September 1914, after proving itself cfticient is looking forward to its last and crowning year: Seniors 1918. H. B. '18.

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llnrmm Raw: WM. HHLMS, l'rrs.g RALPH Wll.I.lAMS, l'irr l'f-rs. Sccund Row: MISS RICKERT, rl.h-iwrg FRANCIS LINKLATER, Ab-.-7'r'fns.g HELEN BECHEN, Rrpwm-

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