Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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Gene Gebbie Melody Grau Bruce Henderson In Memoriam Sadness was among us three times this year, as members of the student body were taken in death. As young people, our lives are filled with laughter and gaiety, but when something tragic happens we see the world in a dif- ferent light--that of sorrow and disbelief. When one among us is killed we feel his absence, and only then do we realize how petty our everyday problems really are. 'Gene 'Gebbie was killed in a motorcycle accident June IO. The motorcycle on which he was riding collided with a truck on Highway 210 north of 'Laurel road. Gene, who would have been a senior at I-lilhi, was active in s orts. P Melody 'Grau, the second victim of a fatal accident, was involved in a one-car collision, October 24, on East Main street. Melody, a sophomore, had been active in glee in junior high. The third victim of the year was Bruce Henderson, a junior, who was struck by a car while riding his bike on East Main street. His hobbies were reading, bicycling and playing chess. Contents Administration 3 Activities 122 Seniors 18 Government 124 juniors 58 Honoraries 132 Sophomores 78 Clubs 136 Cufficulum 98 Informal Activities 160 Student Life 190 Sports 218 Index 252

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Teachers human? Impossible, or is it? From the looks of these four, teachers seem quite amiable. During lunch, Miss Greenfield and Mr. Henry eat ice cream cones as Mr. Snyder and Mrs. McKinstry rest and prepare for aftemoon classes. The Hilhi faculty has one main goal: to help its students learn and mature into strong responsible Americans. Many hours of after-school time are spent working toward this goal. We as students salute you as instructors for helping us through out forma- tive years, even though we sometimes rejected help at the time. 7