Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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xx l 3 ' 5 2 i t 3 e , l P15 3 Fourth year French students put on a play which they adapted from a short story for French students and guests. Pictured above are: Linda Danielson, Barbara Nelson and Bill Ballard. French and Art Clubs spark new interests. What will we remember? Flu and more flu--look at the absentee list! Many benefical things happened also. French and Art clubs joined Interclub council and ski team joined the ranks of other competitive sports. Book and art displays replaced the trophies in the showcase. The Dixieland band, formed this year, was a treat to listen co. Q . X bf 'Sr 5 'I w Nw: 4 Chris Davis is bootpacking the grand slalom course before the race at Bend. john Semm and David Sanders help arrange books for a display in the showcase in the main hall. Student council's projects included many displays in the showcase this year. VG

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E Queen Sharon smiles radiantly as she passes her classmates and guests at the conclusion of the May Fete assembly. Manfred Mueller, prime minister, escorts her, and her train bearers follgw, We Remember So many things happen in a year of high school that each year is different from the next. What do we remem- ber about this year? Surely we cannot forget the first day of school--the day when students got acquainted with their new teachers and classmates they hadn't seen all summer. Rally week, with all the excitement of class Competition and the selection of the queen cannot be forgotten. Miss Merry Christmas will always remem- bered, what with the class of 1967 winning two years in a row. Memories of the draft deferment test and plans affected by the U.S. military committment in Viet Nam will not fade quickly. Student body elections with campaigns, speeches, tags and all the excitement of the competitive spirit will have memories for everybody. Increased spirit led to the chartering of new clubs and the celebration of the first May Fete. We remember how proud we felt when our baseball team took the state championship, with the final playoffs in Multnomah stadium. The last day of school--the time of sorrow and joy. What do you remember about that day? Even when school is dismissed for the summer, activities do not cease. In early june, a group of students gathers on the Hilhi lawn foppositej to make identifying letters to be car- ried in front of the band during the Portland Rose parade. May Fete Rally Week New Clubs Christmas Elections Baseball Viet Nam Juniors gaily twine the May pole into the intricate spider web design during the May Fete assembly. elf 4 -.a g, 'f A young man seems puzzled by one of the displays at the art exhibit, which was part of open house on the first night of May Fete, more than 600 works were on display.

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Ihe llilhx Dixieland band entertains at an assembly. Mrs. Mickleberry fleflj examines Charlene Sharp, who is a suspected flu Case. Dixieland band adds variety Jeanne Bond looks meditatively at an example of modern aft if .-if 5,5 on an Art club field trip. wWWW?mHmxf it hr . Wy Han Q swwQ5r ,A r . K 3 , a as f , 1 ,f , X .N A .v iT, 5