Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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Assignment! What assignment was that? Term paper! Due tomorrow? You gotta be kidding me! So the student forlornly trudges home to spend the entire evening working furiously to complete his long-postponed as- signments. Although sometimes ignored or put off, studies do, after all, take up a major portion of the school day. Here Greg Wynne contemplates a map of the United States while Clark Sherwood and Marlene Churchley use a globe to find the areas which they have recently studied in American history, a class required of all juniors. ., W r 0 f sv 5 1 u N C ai' y I HL NPA, A I 'risk -A -5 -L., . 1 if-si ,Q ' .mud .W tltt, it r?-,

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Behind-the-scenes work vital to school The cooks are kept busy feeding hungry students at lunchtime. They also served for the FFA banquet, the PTA banquet, the Veteran's banquet, and, for three days, breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the wrestling tournament held at Hilhi this year. The custodians were busy not only during school, but during the summer months also. When they weren't cleaning up after the students, they were painting and re- pairing the building. The bus drivers, which were mostly college students this year, were kept moving If chauffeuringn students to and from school each day. They also provided those stu- dents staying for after-school activities a way home by means of the activity buses. 'Qi 5 ' LQ:-w i ' 1 1.l? fifT? - if ff,' W Q- 52: K K ' K K 1 M i I A' ' I W ,M e rf- ' V t -'f,,Sf-1 'L ,. . ig V W, sf 13' 'Q 'V+ 7 ,, V fat-,L ' ,G 1 Q ff, T 1 kfff W l 'Q f Q 'ei N R ' i it Wzif f 'if 3 Q 5 --'.- 3 A it , or I Q ' Wilma Hagg, Doris Sohler X julie Wohler, Barbara Y ,'-. ,- Bolten, Margaret Larsen, A ,-,, Darlene Reeves, Anna 'ig C arl s o n. 1' if: W Iv 3 .7 i as gi' ,x A E V. ,K . 5 K 1 t g l T i . ,. .W xr, Q5 ,, i J- .K .. F f ,af Bob Hannen, Ray Felton, Doyle Johnston, lvan Sheggurd, Elbert Stevens, Elmer Sand F , L ' iiii t , f g f 1 i 6 , V- L, A .. X., A li ,,,- A T 'gil , ri f V 5, , ' 5 , .5 ,Q 2 . 1 3 T l - i SIFOH

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Q in W N .. i ,tx ' , Mr. Sowell uses Larry Scheer as a model while he demonstrates how to make a death mask. . . , Kirk Kaiser begins the finishing f h C1 process on his cooper project by CVCI1 1 It S C 2lI'I'C mmgthe edges, ' ez time Wg 4 if 'Suspicious' Art Students bserve Death Mask Randi Stucker works diligently on a poster in art on the effects of alcohol.