Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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MRS. YOUNG, Dean of Girls Got a problem? Mrs. Young and Mr. Wienecke, our deans, are always on hand to discuss them and find solu- tions. Mrs. Young teaches American His- tory and Civics and Mr. Wienecke has the driver training class, but their most important duty is that of being counselors to Hilhi's students. Their counseling is indispensable in Girls' and Boys' League which affects every boy and girl here at Hnlhl. Another i girls report to Mrs. Young and boys report to Mr. Wien- ' ' ' unavailable, to When absent ecke, if Mr. Davis is have their excuses signed-excused or unexcused. But this year there's no need for the long line outside the ' doors. They now occupy new dean s offices, adioined by a large room which provides ample room for Girls' or Boys' League cabinet meetings. IhpOl'fGl ll' COHVEDIEHCS added in these new offices are tele extensions which enable -the phone deans to conduct their business right in their offices. . WIENECKE, Dean of Boys

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Q' MR. JENSEN, Principal Countries, states, and cities have kept track of anniversaries since the beginning of time. And so with Hills- ' H' h School . . . this baro Union ig ' r of operation. year marks its 30th yea From a staff of IO teachers and a student body of 65, our high school has grown until now we boast of more than l lOO students and 46 faculty members. Even though that first school had little to offer beyond the 3 R s, time has brought many additions-music, speech, athletics, an annual and a newspaper, and much greater offer- ings in the academic and vocational fields. lt is with regret that goodbye must be said to the seniors. To returning students I wish a pleasant summer and ask your help to make our 3lst' year an excellent one. Our school is good because of the efforts put forth by the community, the school board, the faculty, and the students. 4f JI MR. DAVIS, Vice-Principal

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S ROGER TURK, President ww' l956-This is a year that all of the graduating seniors will recollect as a happy and eventful one. For during this year we bring to a close our high school careers and begin a new and different era of our lives. Yes, during the last four years we have had fun, pleasures, and a few sorrows that will be memories the rest of our lives. Yet what's most import- ant we have been educated not only mentally but also socially, which will aid us in what ever road of life we now undertake. So to Hillsboro High School we ex- K -.J-.L X A ,X 1--L .,. e WY? 'A V' gf, g. 1 ,ge --s' Q , g ,a 11' fl R f .1 KEITH MITCHELL, Vice-President tend our hearty Thanks for what you have taught us. As always, 2 0- 4,-Jabba, JUDY NEWTON, Secretary I4 MARILYN DYE, Treasurer