Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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Faculty Row One—Elsie May Cimino, Ava Zimmerman, Jessie Hanon-Saxl, Nellie Johnson, Virginia West, Betty Yungen. Row Two—Elaine Coleman Whitley, Tennessee Weatherred, Naomi Edmiston, Grace Pal- mer, Margaret Ruecker, Jane Sheppard. Row Three—Alice Fish, Marie Hildeman, Ruth Woughter, J. B. Thomas, Warren Ewing, Lou Samsa Jr. s. Row Four—M. D. Weisflock, F. C. Stalley, Ron Clark, Rufus L. Fox, Maurice Knispel, Walter IS vg Foelker. Row Five—Louis McCorkle, Ellis Poullette, Wesley Foster, Jim Davis, Dave Leger, Syver Ruud. Row Six—Roy Malo.

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Dear Fellow Students: The past four years have been characterized by growth—not only in enrollment but also in buildings and equipment that have helped io keep our school abreast of the times. The new shop, the new music building, and the projected additions to the main building and the athletic plant are all symbols of growth, both mental and physical. I think it is well for us to pause and give credit to the Board of Education and to Mr. Cox, whose efforts and planning have provided a great deal for all of us. I ex- tend our thanks to them. We who leave this year look back with thanks; and those who remain will look forward with hope for even. a better Hilhi. TERRY CHRISTENSEN President, Associated Students RANDALL HARRISON ILENE GNOS MARGARET PUTNAM Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIORS—Willie Potten, President Noelle Burton, Vice-President Kathryn Reule, Secretary-Treasurer Charles Krueger, Representative JUNIORS—Lester Hershey, President Gloria Beem, Vice-President sally Moses, Secretary-Treasurer Bob Bates, Representative SOPHOMORES—Merle Harrison, President Bobby Frantz, Vice-President Merry Ann Douglass, Secretary- Treasurer Joe Kennedy, Representative FRESHMEN—Jerry Le Blanc, President 5 Bud Hand, Vice-President Kathryn Kroeger, Secretary-Treasurer Jack Winjum, Representative

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Nee Qaancnveen The past year has seen the completion of a handsome new building in which the wood-working shops and the agricultural department are housed. The building that was formerly used for agricul- iure, was completely remodeled and redecorated, and it has been taken over by instrumental music. The space formerly occupied by the wood-shop, has been completely remodeled and included in ihe new dressing-room, thus providing much needed space for our ever-increasing number of athletes. The construction of a new wing to the main building will probably be started by the time this book is published. Hilhi is undergoing a period of vigorous growth and the Board is well aware of her needs. Hilhi students can claim buildings worthy of their pride and of their most considerate care.