Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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Varlous Languages Introcluce Different Ways of Speaking Conyugatmg verbs as gust one of the thrngs students who are taknng Latxn are Iearnnng about They also learn to speak and to write ut Students who have taken Lotnn fund at very helpful when they enter college Sponnsh rs taken by students who are Interested un tae Spanash lzfe and ways of Invung They also learn to speak and to wrlte Spanush as fluently as possnble Spamsh classes consust of dnfferent ports of speech and learnmg the Sponush alphabet For the fnrst fume rn a few years French IS agam an electrve subject for students nnterested rn takmg It French classes consust of reading and wrxtmg and learning about the language Mnss E mston I rn s translate Julius Caesar ima Quill!! ?1 NAOMI EDMISTON Latin and Engllsh Ill BRUCE TAGGART Spomsh French and Englush I o 0 o . . , . V . ' '. A 'cf 5 r E-e.:s Ja e ' . . A ' ' I ill - j f 4 ' .5 ' F' f e- ' f I ' . V . V . v . f A l I , I ' ' ' . , M, ', V Met., ' - X H' ' . 9 ' 1 ,W V . f, A D, I V nl A I b ! X ll: . f- in , ' . ' ' f ' , I ' f A , 1, ,, , 2 ti g ,if .rv Q- . : ., - 31,2 'IDI' f ' I 4 J . F , ff? J k ' F GX r , .1 it V fx. 'W : ' ,N ' X ' YI iii! - it js VV Y It I I Q A t ., y EM A A , . 1 . 1 I l I I g ' I 5, g , ,u-.xv ,f 47 A 'I I -1 I Mr Taggart cmverses Spanrslc mth Myruam rv- ff: I-A-. I I lr lllout 5 llluhrl Z Mr Taggart helps Peggy with her French translation ADMINISTRATION 15

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'Wil History Reveals Past and Knowledge for Future WALTER HAMER, world History ., A ., TRENA PEELER, Commercial and American 4. w -Q History and Civics 1 . CHARLES SNYDER, American History F and Civics J rf, . .T i .'.'sf'l Miss Peeler shows a student how ro remember a historical date Hamer confers with Kathy on a history assignment 'Vex il N x lid l X. -W ue xt., ist X -Q' i I I4 ADMINISTRATION .tum 'V' '- vang SLN ...tv 'asv World and American history bring the past to the present showing the differences in age, char- acter and political aspects of the world. World history trains the student's mind to know the his- tory of the world as a whole, to become more familiar with various wars and countries, and to know our civilization better. A junior require- ment, American history educates students with our country making them appreciative of their freedom and rights lt also shows the differences in government affairs while it gives a thorough study of civics Mr Snyder sends a point across ir fi'i A, 'E if g g gg- i . ' U -. . . . . c V A sg . . D My . ' I ' 'Ng Q VJ e L Q! 4 G .1 sn ' 8 ' A f X 3 xx .f of ' i , A' S gg ' - F - 3 , Mr. . . . I I H, I ' t . . 5. I is y ,,.i,.. .. i, in N e 54 V . . , J 14' W ' if-fmt. X is I sf 2 ii - I 1 If I .A v tw ts: , .5 it , 'A i L Ig, A' cg , . -4 i lt , .. - x t' y Q u it e? - sf: I -' fy .Y .i , ' V . j J, J 'f 4 , A Q .ai .-i f ,tri IA ff! .fe A ' ' I .L ' , 5. ' -KX -,J 1 , ,3?-ew-.., 'C Y A' y-,, N ,V -' WM . S 'Q-ik. Tf'n I '. Q I . , 'Qi A 1 r- gi., . - I S I - v iv 1 Q X V - A I A? I SJ

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g ' .1 y Physical Fitness Promoted in P. E. Classes Miss Poladlno loole up from a health lesson KATHRYN PALADINO Physical Education MARY HOLMAN Physical Education P E girls enter into exercises with enthusiasm and vlgor Physical fitness and better health standards are promoted in girls' P. E. classes by their in- structors Kathryn Paladino and Mary Holman. Speedball volleyball basketball softball tumbl- mg and bowling are some of the sports in which girls participated this year Rueckers Bowl co- operated and gave free instructions to boys and gurls for the second consecutive year Under the direction of Adolf Rutschman and Norman Martunson boys learned the rules and techniques of the football basketball and base ball Besides these active sports P E students also took a sux weeks course in heolth Freshmen and sophomores tackled first and in their sux weeks of moctrve duty Juniors and seniors studied body and bone structure Miss Holman gets some P E dato out of her file ,- 10 ADMINISTRATION fi- pr: