Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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ROW I-Reuben Baisch, Audrey Butler. ROW II - Lloyd Carofhers, Elsie May Cimino, Ronald Clark, Roy Dancer, Alan Davidson, Naomi Edmiston. ROW l!l-Dolores Erickson, Alice Fish, Walter Foelker, Wesley Foster, Carl Gui- mann, Marie Hildeman. ROW IV-Nancy Kirkpatrick, Margaret Knispel, Maurice Knispel, Dave Leger, Louis McCorkIe, Richard Miller. ROW V-S. C. Osmundson, Grace Palmer, Ellis Poullette, Syver Ruud, Louis Samsa, Jessie Harmon Saxl. ROW Vl-Ruth Scheller, Marjorie Sims, Charles Sny- der, Francis Sialley, Helen Sullivan, Ray Talbert ROW Vll-J. B. Thomas, Gloria VanWyk, Clifton Wells, Ernest Weaver, Edna Woods, Ava Zimmerman. us. . F acult it . 5143, 1 M E 'if -all-.-.- ff-59, sw. Q1 f zzl , 1,

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Administration . . -I Up.. ,I 'I I '-5-M., Mr. Davis, Dean of Boys Mrs. Young, Dean of Girls SCHOOL BOARD--Charles lmlay, Dr, R. E. Hutchinson, Joe Twigg, Roland Hornecker, Wilma Merrill, Clerk, John Jensen, principal, Jack Searcy, chairman. i . ,. 1-v-zmiiiziiw ,K+ 1: ,v.... .i Mm: -..v -

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Student Bod fficers 72? Harold Berger Ann Munford Don Piper You, you, and you will be on the committee, were words which became familiar to the twelve members of the student council this year, as a commit- tee was appointed each time a problem arose. On most of these committees, outside advice was brought in to help solve the problems more satisfactorily. The student council this year faced problems such as: Keep- ing the cafeteria clean, electing student body officers each se- mester, ond a different system to choose cheer leaders. Besides, small problems also came up, Twelve representatives make up Hilhi's student government, four are student body officers, and two are from each of the four classes. Hilhi's student body president, Kent Busch, conducted the meetings of the council held every Monday noon in the Little Theater. Members of the student gov- ernment also attended student council conventions of other areas, one at Wy'East and one in Portland, to learn what other student councils were doing. Mr. Foelker and Mrs. Knispel were advisors. . kwa it Once again the time has come when the seniors depart for the lost time from the halls of Hilhi. This is not the beginning of the usual vaca- tion, but the beginning of a new life for those who are graduating. Our years at Hilhi have been full of fun and enjoyment, this happiness will never be found again. But the memories gained here will stay with us forever. We would like to thank the ad- ministration and faculty for their ex- pert guidance in showing us how to get the most out of everything in school. They have kept us going straight through and have tried to help us over any obstacle that hap- pened to be in our way. Also, we would like to thank those who will be returning next year for the fun and for contributing in mak- ing the years '53-'54 the best yet at Hilhi. With these thoughts I extend to all whom we leave a hope of success in every endeavor for which you may strive. Sincerely, KENT BUSCH