Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1945 volume:

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A V 1: eff' 1551: , ' if if 'Il F 43 a n rl kai I ag Q, iii f f gg AV ff BURRCD BUDDIFS 1 BURRG BUDDUH S L. 1 x 5 A-J IN APPRECIATION C969 Dear Students and Fttultx of H1llsboro Hlgh Sthool N 1shx1lle Tennessee M u 1945 We apprecrate wour support IH the ptst and ewcpeer great thmgs of vou ID the future We are glad to haxe had thls opportumtx to serxe s ou Smterelx Ambrose Prrntmg Companx Low eman s Photo Reflex Studlo Bell s Booter1es Inc Eason Morgan Comptnw ohnson Frelght Lrnes Int L B Brewster md H O Olsen A Frlend Coles and Wtller Icuelers Dr oe Fenn F C Womatk Lmfe md C lSLl1lfX Insurance Compam FruehaufTra1ler Comp mx H1llsboro Cleaners H1llx1evs Serxrte Statxon Hugh F Smlth Jr Brokerage Companx L G Balfour Companx Moon Drug Compam Nashv1lle Coal Compam Int Sam L Cook Topnuller s Ammal HOSP1IHl HZFFISOH Bros Florrst ones Gulf Servrce W Pearre Currm Seruce Stauon Guaranty Trtle Compam Stumb s Esso SCFVICC Starron Beauty Box Studxo Belle Meade Theatre Tumble lnn A Frrend Landon Hardware Compam Blankenshlp Drug Compam Brentwood Food Market E H Webb Serwrce Statron Ford Musgroxe Drug Companw General T1re Companw L1ttle Brothers Serx 1ce Statron Meador and Heffernan Pharmacx X ester s Blue Room Water s Grocerv Compam A Fr1er1d Vester s Plaee 1. 'I , lil, I V .Y ' U 2 1 ' I L I I . I . A , . , - , 2 Y ' . V Belle Meade Super Market joseph Frank and Son I V. y vr ' f I - w 7 1 I , ', . . 'y , . I 'V . L Y l 7 , . 7 ' MEMORIES Here IS one last monument to our h1gh school days May lt help rem1nd us of our carefree ways Wxth tearful eye and wave of hand We leave the thlngs that seem so grand We ll say goodbye to our best frrend We now have d1fTerent ln es to spend Then we ll have only th1s to look back to And laugh at the funny lrttle rhlngs We used to do It helps remlnd us of our school mates Of games of dances of our dates Of our classes of our books Of our favor1te llttle nooks And better than all these thmgs so swell It rem1nds us of our teachers who gurded us so well All these thmgs We cannot regret For they rema1n 1n our memorxes yet As our school days Romans BUNTIN tus M my X1 1 rs 1. 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XXIHLZ Scouts 3 OlIl'Hl.llSIIl Club 4 H1llTop1es 4 Llbrlrx Rlnch GERALDlNh X 1rs1tX B1slCetb1ll 7. 3 4 H1llTop1es St1fl3 4 ourn1l1smClub3 4 G A 'X 3 4 Home Room BCCFLIIFX 4 Co Captain of B1slCetball Team 4 'Xll Cltx Second Team 1943 1944 XllC1t1 Th1rd Tetm 1944 1943 RANDOLPH LD Home Roo111 President 7. Football 1 L Senior Scouts Club Debzlttng TLIIH 7. B -X -X 1 4 unlor Superlfttl e Best all Around B Basketball 3 Intrfzmurals 3 X ITSIEX B1sleetb1ll 4 Goxernor X olunteer Boxs State 3 -Xnnual St.1fT4 He td Mirshal 30 Sentor SllPCI'l'I.f1XC Best PCI'SOI1'lllIX S1s1s GRACE Personwlitx Club 1 Forensic Club 1 7. 3 Creatue XX r1t1ng Club3 4 XICC President 3 Pres1dent 4 X xce President of Student Bodx 4 Editor of XX orlcmg for Amerlca 3 Ed1tor of Ann11 1l 4 Honor BOCICIX 4 Secretlrx and Treasurer u1ll and Scroll 3 4 Senxor Superlztixe Most L1lCelx to Succeed D1nceComm1ttee4 D A R Medalygt S1.E1.Y sex X IFSICX Footb1ll1 7. 3 4 B1sleetb1ll 4 B TCIIIIB C1tner.1Club7. 3 Xice Presi l 1t3 B 'X 3 4 Pres1dent4 Home Room President 1 Intmmutlls 1 7. 3 Tenn1s3 Senior Super llflXL Most -Xthletie S1 wsrfueuz RoY Home Room Set at 'Xrms 1 B Te 1m Footb 1ll 1nd Bisltethlll 3 Cl1ss Pres 4 X ITSIIX Footbtll 4 X 1rs1tx B1slCetb1ll 4 Student COLlI1L1l 4 B A A Sgt If Arms 4 Se111or D1nee Com mittee 4 Senior Superl ttixe Best All Around CIXIIID Meda 1st IN RUBILRI X rsitx 3 4 Home Room Pres 3 1 1 Te 1111 1 CJMAs Tosrsn blll l bt rx St ll 3 Riding., C lllhl Person1l1tx 3lub 7. 'AI'II'lLlll St1lT4 Home 0111 Pres 4 tue ent Couneil 4 D I1 4 Ofhee Stl Hoswsos 1111 M nn wget Footbtll Team 1 l Foothill 3 Co ich of Fresh m lll Soltb1ll Fl-Cllll 4 111111111 Dor Clinic fee u 1 1 Home Room Pres 7. Home oom See 3 Stu1lentCounc1l s ec 7. ss ePres 3 A 3 4 Pres 4 Sec 1nd Tre is Student Bodx 4 Honor SCJCICCX 3 4 Pres 4 Hosp1t1l -X1d Troop3 4 Pres 3 4 Annu 1l St1tl4 r Super l1t1xes Best 1ll Around Most II1IIClllJ.,LI1I Sr Superl1t11e Best 1ll Around All CIIX Honorable Mentron 1944 194, Dance C omrmttee 4 Sewanee Medahst Salutafornn Faculty Medahst Toon ANE Dr1m1t1c Cl11b 1 7. 4 Home Room X ice Pres 3 Home Room Pres 4 -Xnnu1lSt1l'T4 Pro het 4 TRIBBLE 'XMRT1-14 D11m11t1e Club 1 7. TFCIS 3 Pres 4 Forensic Clllbl 3 4 Pres 4 XX1nner Dis CIICC Nfl TCYLIFH 1ment 3 Bud 3 Home Room Dec 3 X Cu 11N Estsu. ms L1br1rs Stat? 7. 3 Personahtx Club 7. Home Room Dec 7. 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BUNTIIN RooERs Football 4 B Footba1l3 Home Room Sgt at 'AFIIIS4 Annual SIACT4 B A A 4 Sen1orSuperlat11e W1tt1est BURGESS DOROTHX CLARK MARY RUTH Personahtx Clllbl 3 Glee Club7. 3 Home Room X Pres1denr 4 Olhce St14T4 CLARKE NORMAN Camera Club 1 7. 3 4 B Basketball 4 Intramurals Basketball Ban 1 7. COLES OHN H Student Bodx Pres1dent 4 Freshman Class Presldent 1 Home Room Y Pres1.1enr unlor Class Sec 3 World Affalrs Club X Pres1dent 4 Student Counc1l 1 L 3 4 Fr1endl1est 3 QLIIIJI' Superlatne Most Popular COOK MARY CARROLL Bon Aoxage Cool Knlghts 7. Glee Club Intramurals Llbrarx StatI3 4 Person1l1t1 Club 1 R1d1ng Club 7. Audobon Soc1et1 3 DFHHIHIIC C1ub3 4 Sec Home Room 1 CREss ROBERT West Hlgh 1 Y Presldent SCICIICC Club 3 Honor SOCICIX 4 World Affaxrs Club 4 CULLOM W YMN R111ng Club 1 IHC1"l1ULlI'1lSI Dramat1c Club 7. 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Home Room Tre lsurer 1 Person 1l1t1 Club 1 Lllll 11d Scroll 3 4 Ho11or SOCICCW 3 4 OUl'IllllbIIl Club3 4 H111 Top1es AASSISCJIII Ed1tor 4 Wlllg Scouts3 4 I.1br'1r1 Staff 4 XOICI L Armee 3 H111 Toplcs Stall 3 Ass1st1nt Edltor Hlllsboro 4 CIDSUN MAIITHA Home ECOIIOIHICS C 111b 1 Gxrl Scouts 1 Dram ltlcs 4 W 11115 Scouts 4 GIPSCJN DORIS Home ECOIIOITIICS C lub 1 Intr1n1urals 1 7. Basketball Telm 3 4 Wlllg Scouts 3 A A 3 4 Personalltx C u GoRE B Florence Hlgll School Florence S C Camera Club 4 Dramatlc C lub 3 X 1ce Pr sldent Home Roon1 L HALE1 PATRICIA ANN DISIFIBUIIXC EdL1C21I1OI1 4 HAMPTON ALICE MARIE Waxerls Belmont 47. Personahtx Club 7. Wmg Scouts 3 4 Oflice Stal? 4 HARGRQVE A IVIAN Dramatic Club 4 DISEFIDUEIXE Educatlon 4 HASELTON BILL Rlxerslde M1lIf8FX Academx B A A XHFSIIX Football 1 4 Hon1eRoo111 Presl dent 4HICKMAN XVBSLEY Home Room Treasurer7. UIIIOI' Class Sgt at AYIHS3 B A A Xars1t1 Football 4 X ars1t1 Basketball and Captam of Team 4 Intramurals 1 7. 3 un1or Superlatue Best School Sp1r1t Hosns GERALDINE Home Econonncs Club 7. Home Room hee PI'CS1L1CIII 7. W mg Scout Club 3 4 Home Room Pres1dent 3 HOLBROOK BETTY RUT1-1 Cohn r Hlgh School Personalltx 7. Intramurals 7. XAIHQ Scduts 7. 3 01-1NsoN ALBERT LEE R11ers1de M1l1IJfS Academx 7. 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' . 1 .1 . , 1, A A1 . , 1 , . ,, ., , 1 . , . . ., 11 1 11 - . . 1 1 1 . 1 ,. , . 1 . , ,, 1 , 1 1 . , . , 1 HILLSBQRCD HIGH Ha1l to the sthool that makes our days Prohtable ln manv ways Salute her colors gold and green Flashxng where the bold are seen Hlllsboro High the school we share We proudlv support the colors we wear Gold that declares the honor sound Green the ugor to be found Our mascot IS a humble thmg Endurmg troubles l1fe mav brlng It IS a patxent ploddmg burro We shall and must forever hold All thmgs 1mpl1ed by green and gold Ideals which stand the test of tlme As guldmg peaks toward whlch we thmb And when the paths our feet hax e Worn are trxed bs students vet unborn It shall be found that Hlllsboro Htgh Has kept her ldeals 1n the skx JANE FARRAR . , , y " 9 I 3 4 1 7 I I 3 l I Ready now to plow its furrow. 1 A Y 4 I , , , , I .7 1 9 U HISTORY Hillsboro Hrgh School Dear friends 1944 45 It 15 vxrth a yox ous s1gh and a tear 1n the exe that xxe record our H1llsboro Daxs tn th1s our last letter to all of xou as the class of 45 We ran neck n neck xxrth Presldent Roosexelt for four stratght xears but he xxe gratefullx acknoxxledge IS among the fexx of us that xolunteered for an extra term Being chrldren of great dest1nx xxe haxe xxltnessed the greatest ex ents of all hlstorx ln our four x ears D1Ck Tracx has not onlx caught B B Ex es but alas' Prune Face and Graxel Gcrtxe xx hlle on thc Burro Boule xard haxe paraded the Dramatlc Hrghllghts of four excmng happx and adxenturous xears Please excuse out reminiscing xxe are told that lt mexxtablx appears xx1th our recentlx attained old age and bratnx maturxtx What mere lads and lassles vxe xx ere xx earmg ruffled prnafores and sh1n1ng ha1r oil as xxe first beat out H1t The L1ne xx1th our knockmg knees XXe had to restra1n ourselxes for almost a month xxhrle the bu1ld1ng xx as be1ng 1ncreased to suflic1ent s1ze to hold all of us ancl Rox Slay maker s brg feet XX hen the last pane of glass had been cemented 1n xxe managed to settle doxxn long enough to select 'lohn H Coles as class pres1dent Mr XX h1te accepted the pos1t1on of sponsor Our football team xxent undefeated that xear due chleflx to ack Thompson xxho serx ed is manager and on the g1rls basketball team Nancy Pearre and Dorothx Turner xxere txxo of Mr Hessex s gals Both Martha Tr1bble and Grace S1ms recerxed degrees of ment for forensic xxork an honor rarelx accorded freshmen XXe had noxx acqulred that htgh school characterlstrc spring fexer and If xx as a sprrlted gang that slammed the1r lockers for the last t1me as freshmen and opened the doors to the relief of summer and 1ts lack of vxork Wrth sun tans and eager hearts xxc paraded for the first t1me as Sophomores Out of our group Albert Schroeder xxas elected class pres1dent vxhrle Mrs Stroh and MISS Pogue serx ed as class sponsors Our Sophomore xear xx as one of achrex ement and acttx 1tx oe Austtn Earl Dunn and Albert Schroeder donned the1r broad shoulders and shone on the football team xxhxle Charles Embrx bhstered the hope for our class on the basketball team We all remember the school electron near the close of the xear xxhen ud Randolph xx as chosen Student Bodx Marshall He xxas the first Sophomore elected to serxe durlng his umor xear IU that office h1therto held bx a Senior On the mus1cal s1de Carolxn Schubert strutted to a superior ratxng as mayorette and jxmmx Enoch responded to the rhy th'n ln h1s bones 1nd gaxe out vxxth the pxe to our ears Martha Tr1bble hung our honor xx1th the highest bx xxmmng hrst place 1n the dramatic readmg section of the tr1 state forensic meet held at Peabody College And xx tsn t that slmplx super prom the best xx ax to make xou forget those exam grades and start xacatlon' GlX1Ug one last look at the sxxrmmmg pool xxe d1x ed right IH the mtddle of Hillsboro onlx to come up xellmg WE BEAT XX EST' XX E BEAT WEST' and patt1ng jamle Wade Earl Dunn oe Austin jtmmx Enoch and xmmx Martm on the backs for their sxxell games Then there xxere those basketball games brought to such rous1ng finals bx Charles Embrv Rox Slax maker and am1e Wade With Embrx al1as Broom drxhhlmg doxxn the floor to shoot himself onto the All Tournament teams and along xx1th lamxe and Rox p1ck1ng up enough pornts to gather IH four trophies nobody exer ex er xx1ll forget that trlp to Murfreesboro' XX1ll thexe Martha Neese xxas hlgh scorer for the gurls team xx1th 156 poxnts 1nd Dorothx Turner and jerrx Ridge held forth at the opposrte end of the floor We recall the feel1ng of prlde that possessed us xx hen sexeral persons from our brarnx group xxere chosen for the Honor Socletx and others xxere rnltlated mto the u1ll and Scroll honorarx xournaltstmc group Martha Tr1bble leased us xxhen she xxon a personal success both as Mrs Bennett IH PRIDE AND PRE UDICE and as the candanaxlan mald IH the PFIZC xx1nn1ng play CLOSE COURTIN Jud Randolph Hexx our k1te a lxttle hlgher bx addmg the Outstand1ng Forensrc Honor of the Countx to our banner Albert johnson represented the school in the House of Representatxxes of the Student Congress and xx as greatlv honored bx txx 1ce be1ng elected speaker of that assemblx He also xx ore our tm can croxxn as kmg of the Scrap Drxxe at the celebrauon grx en for the JUNIOR FRESHMEN xx mners by the SENIOR SOPHO MORE losers Fmallx OLR Student Body electron xx as here and WE made It the hottest xet Ten scared JLIHIOFS rambled across the stage to p1tch the1r m1ts m the rmg ohn H Coles Grace S1ms xmmx 'vlartm and Dot Turner surx1x ed rn close bouts It xxas all xxe could do to assume a nonchalant galt and a superror gaze as xxe clxmbed our famrlxar steps for the hrst t1me to our enxrahle positron as Seniors Occaslonallx a fexx Scnlor boxs xxould haxe to be rennnded of the1r rank as elders those tnnes chleflx be1ng 1n the presence of xoung Freshmen gurls Some of our xoung ladies found lt dlfflcult to forget our yuxemle jaunts but on the xx hole xxe assumed our respons1b1l1tx xx1th all due res ect Startmg the xear off rlght xxe rode hlgh xx1th Rox Slax maker steppmg on the starter as President an Carolx n Bass IHIITIX Enoch oe XXomack and Anna Vantrease helping to push us up the h1lls and oxer the bumps ofSen1or1tx Mrs Max held and Miss XVe1s xxere our consrderate back seat drlxers Bexerlx XX allace and Dot Appleby prox1ded our class BEAUTX at our oxxn prom back to xxh1ch our memorles ex en noxx turn xx1th fond remembrance and xxxshful xx ants Martha Tr1bble and Albert ohnson lent lementlx xx1th the BRAINS rn dramatlc and forens1c trrals It IS fatal to start into our BRAXX N for H1llsboro Seniors xxere chleflx respons1ble for a blazing season on the gr1d1ron court and d1amond lndlxrdual honors looked xxell on such staunch shoulders as those of Roy Slax maker and Ilamle Wade 4tllC1tx football and Martha Neese All Cltx basketball But the greatest of them all mt xxent quxcklx from l1p to llp Hillsboro Hlgh School xxon xts first champlonshrp' And that ll dnl' XX1th four xears under the1r belts and rex enge IH the1r mmds those Burros took the floor and xx 1th II our hearts ts thex fought for our greatest graduatlon present The Sex enth D1str1ct Basketball Champ1onsh1p Amld the grateful applause xxe heard the names of XXeslex Hickman and Charles Embrx on the all tournament select1ons ies frlends If xx as a great year a great four xears and as xxe slip our hrstory ln beslde those dust coxered xolumes of xears before xxe hope that tt max be xxrthdraxxn frequentlx to recall to xou not onlx those rncrdents xx h1ch it cltes but those personal acqualntances xxh1ch shall remam forex er rn our mmds and so so long fellas It s been sxxell' And to xou H1llsboro Hlgh School xxe txp our hats and leaxe xxzthtn xour xx alls four xears of hopes noxx realized of xxork xxell spent of amb1t1on furthered and dexotron ex er lmgerrng Smcerely Your Class of 45 1 1 . 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Nancy Pxerre 5eszffe1?0o!5,wIr1Z Joe Womack Msi Zilrely f to Succeed RO56'1S Buntm fflifffesf Besf Roy Slaymakelf Hes! ,411 f?0zzfzd Mary Allen Lewis Beverly Wallgce 5eszLl00k1z2q Martha Neese 619515 Aflzlefe ' John I-I.Coles Jlbsz' Popafar Jud Randolph Eesf Persozzahzyf X Peggy Wells Jfosz' Popular N Dorothy Turner .3esz'AZM7ozz1zd Martha Tmbble Pl0'l'fzE'5f Grace Sims Jffosf likezjf fo Succeed Albert Johnson Best Zookzkzq Besz' School Jack Seely Eesf Alhlefe on the billboard was ROBERT NEWBILLS swing band featuring hot notes with JIMMY ENOCH S trumpet and BOB LUCKADO S sxxeet sax and starring EARL DUNN S golden voice Entering I was greeted bv FAHE BOMAR Hostess She directed me to rmg side ttble I xvas 1ust in time to see the floor shoxx The first number featured MARY CARROLL COOK the star of Dugan s After the xxhistles subsided EMMA JEAN Y AUGHAN and GRAHAM NX OODH AM entertained us xxith a utterbug exhibition Getting hungrv I slipped to the kitchen to sneak a snack The hash slingers xvere MARTHA OWEN GIBSON CHARLEEN MOSS JUDY OWEN X IRGINIA CUNNINIGHAM and BETTY BAKER and vou should haxe seen the costumes On the way home I saw ALBERT JOHNSON vxxth his loxelv xxife guess xx ho TOMMY SUE THOMAS Still the same cute couple wrth the stardust in their eves The next dax having a slight headache I decided I needed a little xxestern air I started to lump in my rocket ship but haxing get pro ulslon trouble I called 1 garage Irntglne mv surprise xx hen txxo ltdx mechanics LUCIA EMERSON an DONNA ROONEH arrixed After the repnr lob xxas finished I flexx out to BETTY MINOR S Dude Ranch Rancho de Pereosa VD ar Moran: Thu rr .Ypemztb or The Rmzrb a the Lazy People Urzrzgned The charming coxx punchers xxere GLORIA XX ALRER CAROLYN SCHUBERT MAI BUBIS AND BARBARA VVALKER Do right and do xxrxte amz Paris France Greetings Chum was of March X957 Your letter arrixed lust before I left London It seems that Hillsboro has also taken oxer Paris While xisiting the Art Gallerx I saxx JANET FENN and MARIANNE EASON the artists Also saw WARREN BOSMAN admiring 1 picture of a hsh kDmr Dfw IVMJ He J LI Jmlme L'd?lIlZ7' flfzouwzaus Needing a bookmark I trucked to the Pearre Librarx an institution endowed bv NANCY PEARRE the Cotton Candv magnate Thev haxen t heard from her lltelv as she s all xxrnpp d up in het product D R II e re rorrz If mzemleel IHHIJ u bw ue urate zr You Iumu ulwx The L1br1r1 ll'l CELESTE NUTTING and her xerx industrioas assistants LUCY DELLE PEEBLES BEVERLY GENE OLIPH ANT X IRGINIA OSBORN and WX NNE CULLOM xxere busilx engaged in cutting out paper dolls Needing a workout I started to DOROTHY TURNER S Gvmnasium On the xxax I saxx MARY looking for a golf ball he had lost xxax back in 4,5 Fmallx arrix ing at the gx m I saw the girl s basketball team practicing The star players xxere MAR THA NEESE and GERALDINE RIDGE Sitting around busilx engaged in blowing up basketballs were DORIS GIPSON PATRICIA HAILEY and ALICE MARIE HAMPTON I was taken through a sp edv series of exercises bv Atlas BILL HASELTONI After thxs I was brought to bx Dr JANE FARRAR She told me that her fellow medico xvas ALBERT SCHROEDER Also seen at the gxm vxere BETTY RUTH HOLBROOK and JOYCE RADY conducting their reducing classes I felt like 1 million so I decided to purchase an orchid fDear Follzr Imfdezrwzllx the orrbml fort about the mme may I feffl I made mx xx tx to CURTIS AUSTELLE S Floxxer Shop There I found thxt the prettiest floxxer xx ns his xxlfe the reluctant BERTI-IA HOOTEN This xxill be mx last letter from Europ as I IH starting home soon See xou soon MARTHA August 8 1957 Dear Martha Pig Creek Tenn el ve moved Hello again I thought I d send you the latest bulletin from home The other day as I sallied forth to the beauty arlor I ran into JIMMY D MARTIN xx ho is noxx an African marble manufacturer Howexer he is stea 1lx losing monev sinceJ B GORE and NORMAN CLARKE his official game testers are too enthusiastic about their xx ork When I got to the beautv parlor I vxas surprised to hnd that HELENE RUSSELL and ANN KING were co-ovxners BEULAH WOOD tried to set mv hair W hile in the shop I heard the latest gossip from those xerv sedate young matrons the Mrs JERE HOBBSJ1nnette and MARY RUTH CLARK Bryan Then I proceeded to the football game xx here the Green Bax Packers managed by JACK TI-IOMP SON were trouncrng the Blue Sea Dodgers The outstanding plax ers xx ere ROY SLAT MAKER andJACKIE SEELY DON KING made a most fetching xx ater box Happ lx selling hamburgers was JOHN DUR RINBURGER CD R You knou hamburger Dferrerzburger 0 K ra zt mz t mug but ue frm! T J' Tj Selling crackerlacks xx as JEANNE BRINTONI On the way home I ran into BOB CRESS xx ho is still trying to spend the monex he vxon in the American Historx Contest When I got home I heard the daily serial Lu s Other Husband featuring MARY ALLEN LEWIS as Lu Thls epic is sponsored bx PATRICIA POST S Cleaning Tissue Company the slogan of xxhich lb people xx ho knoxx use Post xx hen thex bloxx After the Post program I heard the The Familx Hour starring DOROTHY BURGESS xx ho gaxe a fexx hints on hoxx to catch a husband Heard the most interesting storx about MARY L'1 NNE DAX 'S but I xe forgotten xx hat it xx as fDcur Davzx We re Jerry but we re Jleepy T O T With apologles to all I remain Die at Daxxn Toon . . v . , - n . , n , . I I V . D - V Y I . ' Y.. ,. I . . ,. . . A . I . I , ' ' '. - I i l S 1 L ' , , . ' - , I ' ' -. Q f I : r ' 1 I' ' , ' J . K e .' I f f ' 5. ' ' ' ' ' ' ! y A ' 4 . 4 , . , i y , Y. . , 'Y V L , I I 1- 4 I I I . I F . . a a, f 1 vvv 1 X 1 vx lv Y , . ' V- 1'-f I f ' ' ' . ' 2 'V I 2 , I , , - , . I , , I ' " k rr 'I LOU BUCK, frantically trying to keep up with her six children. Iialso noticed ROBERT SAIN, who was . Y I 7. Y f . , ' ' . . ' l 4 I I 7 I ' I : 4 L I 1 I , . , . ' 2 , I' I .' . " . b', , ' I f I ' ra ' . S 'e ' . f 1 . " ' ' if , A 4 , - f I , . D . . , I 1 ,I V , ' A I 1 I , v . . Y . . , . I . . It 1 y ' ' I V V ' ' , . . V ' V . , , , x ' I, A ' ,, , . Y - V, - - V If fl" " -' " ' I' I I I I , ' ' ' . . I . . -,. x Y' ' , I An ', ln PROPHECY Dear Scholars Cand vye use the term freely By some 1nconce1yable cast of ballot xxe yyere yoted class prophets Vye cons1dered gaz1ng 1nto our trusty crystal ball or haymg a sesston yy1th our Ou1ya board Hoyyeyer yye dec1ded upon the 1dea of tak1ng excerpts from letters yye m1ght yy r1te to each other IH 1956 We hope you ll l1ke them and remam our fr1ends Prospecucally yours Tour: AND T1u1a131.1z june to 1956 Deal-:st Jane London England Sorry I haven t yyr1tten you but I haye been rush1ng around l1ke a freshman at H1llsboro I am crazy about Europe although I yyonder yyhat If vyas l1ke xx hen Germany yy as here It seems I wasn t the onlv one xyho had the 1dea of trayelmg through post vyar Europe for I haye run 1nto qu1te a feyy of our fr1ends from the class of 45 CHUCK Vv ITHERSPOON 1S the dean of a neyy ly founded school 1n vyh1ch he teaches Amer1can slang to European students For some reason the students th1nk I loye my yy1fe but oh you k1d' 15 a l1ttle outdated I pa1d a VISIE to the school just IH tn t1me to hear a lengthy lecture by F C BRANAN The fem1n1ne enrollment vyas enyoy 1ng a talk bv PEGGY WELLS on Hoyy to Look Syy eeter IH a Syy eater Other members of the faculty xy ere SYDNICIEL SHINN and VIVIAN HARGROVE From there I proceeded to the Museum xy here I encountered CHARLIE EMBRY I vyas pleased to note that he was contmumg h1s career as a scholar vyhlch he began so d1l1gently at dear old HHS He vyas collect1ng 1nformat1on for h1S nevy book Tb: Ingmtztud: of Hfomm The cr1t1cs are RDXIOUSIV avy a1t1ng another book noyv IU preparatlon It IS by CARLA BLOCKER and IS ent1tled Th: Strmlgz Bcbavzaur o Men Carla s book of course IS based on her personal ITICIIIOITS After leayrng the Museum I ha1led a tay1 and yy as surpr1sed to hnd STEX E WALKER at the wheel He yyas burst1ng w1th neyys of old fr1ends He told me about JOHN H COLES who IS an Amer1can Ambassador to England HIS only fault hoyy ex er IS tell1ng h1s felloyy d1plomats he s gonna turn them IH 1f they don t put out the1r yyeeds rem1n1scent of h1s days at HHS you knovy I yy as not surpr1sed to learn that IUD RANDOLPH yy as also at the Amer1can Embassy yyhere he IS domg h1s b1t for the neyy World Court vy1th h1s profuse back slapplng and baby k1ss1ng QDcfzr Readers 0 course ue re rpeakmg a flue ozfrgrou I1 1211111 Tad!! Ca Trzbble Steve let me out at the Cap1tol Play house yy here I yy arched a rehearsal of Yankee Makes Good starrmg VIVRCIOUS NANCY CUNO The theatre s current productlon xy as under the d1rect1on of BILLY Pleafr dzrregard the lan rua u e dnlrl I haze an rrarzfr Todd U Trzfibfe Wh1le 1n the theater yyatch1ng a rehearsal I heard a commot1on Rush1ng out I sayy a large crovyd of g1rls 1n the mrddle of P1cad1lly Square FIDHIIW pushmg mv yy ay through the throng I savy WESLEH HICRMAN courageously fightmg for his l1fe Dear Reader Ezerz the Euglzrb gzrlr mu t rerzrt that bee- yza tee ful nmlc The mme rua drzpr J Rushmg to the rescue yy as the Army of OCCUPHIIOII led by General GLENN WELCH After tak1ng oy er he 1ssued orders to Colonels BOBBY McDOWELL and DWIGHT CE1senhovyer LINTON Hand1ng Wesley a Purple Heart was General NEIL LEECH After the confus1on d1ed down I felt the need for refreshment so I stopped IH at a syy anky fountam Owned by ROGERS BUNTIN Wh1le s1pp1ng my Seyen Up I sayy ANNA VANTREASE now the W1fC of Count Fel1pe de Sobolx arre once knoyyn to us as HARRY DODD To see her maklng all the nxght spots w1th the Count you d nex er knoyy she spent the earlv years of her l1fe at HHS At another table I ghmpsed a beyy of beauty All of them xy ere str1ctly Amer1can beaut1es Dear Frzemlr and you are our rmzdr 1 Jon are rn!! readmq XX e don t mean roses Guess yy ho In fact I recognued them as CAROLYN BASS BEVERLY WALLACE and DOT APPLEBH I yyent oyer and talked to them and thev told me that thev vyere models for KENNETH CARR the photographer Trayclmg yv1th them yvas the1r pub l1c1ty agent PEGGY PARKS yvho IS a great success 1n SPIIC of her shy ret1r1ng manner 1n h1gh school Sorrv but I H haw to Sign OH now Rcm1n1scently CDear Bored People don t know xyhat II means e1ther but yt sounds good T Sr Tj yours MARTHA December 1 1956 Dearest Martha Hog Countv Kentuckv I surely yy as surpr1sed and del1ghted to hear from you I too haye run IHIO many of our Hlllsboro alumn1 CD R We are Jo proud a bemg alumna: that ue haw to me the uard o ten T Ca T One yy ho has been gett1ng a lot of publ1c1ty ISJOE AUSTIN The reason for all the enthus1asm IS that he IS noyy res1dent Imaglne hay1ng a Republlcan pres1dent H15 able Secretary of State IS JOE WOMACK Already famous for her eloquent speeches IS GRACE SIMS the Congressyyoman I knoyy you yy1ll be 1nterestcd to learn that DONALD XX OMACK has opened a nexy dinner club Dugan s I dropped by the other n1ght to learn to Svyxng and Svyav the Dugan Way Advert1sed 5 1 1 ,. . ,- , 1 1 I 1 , V . V , 1 , 1 V 1 . ,, 5 I V V. 5. ,, .V . . . 1 ,. . . 1 1, A 1 n , . v . . 1 . Y V I . 1 . V I. . , V V . . A v' ' A-' 1 ' I I ' ,I 3 I I 1 I- , - I1 V H. 1 .V 1 .' f ' ' ' f , 1 1 I ' 'N ,Y DeMARS, the famous writer, stage technician, chewing gum manufacturer, and bus-driver. fDear Readerr: . V - V , . V V ,N , . . V , V . V . , V V 1 ' . 4 - I , V , ,Q . , V V . . , . 1 . 1, . - , ' 1 1 ' L X ' I s 1 - ' y ' i 1 r - . . 1 . - I y ' 1 D - ' , 1 V I ! 3 I ' I I yl v - I' v , , V . , V , 3 7 ' I I I , . . ' I . , . 1 I Il . . 1 1 - ,I 1 ' 1 V 1 I - - ' ' ' I : We I 1 - 1 1 I . 1 1 ' . f ' , J ,I , f 'N' N - K - , V 5' , A - , V ' ' . V V v1 . I YI 5 1 A 1 ...M-M"', THE HILLSBURRG STAFF N1ARIANNIi linux fxNl4,'1 IJLNN XVIRLQINI x Usmmw Ar! Editor Art Efllror Rrzwrfff lfffzlor 'IANI1 ffuzlulz TOMMY Sl'l1Tlll7h1-KN Kl'll'V1fK Efflfar Pau! 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Y, 5 7' ' 20? . l' K Em any -W an ,M -:f6.,:g,w, gg - L VF f. ..., : 53? 6, 1 ,W , Q , W wf I Q '555555 ' 5:5 ' P57 1 fp V1 S " 7 iff 9 E gg f 'R , 5 x ww, f 2 ' I 1 ' is ,L , 4 f,'!' 2,5 .,,, - ,:, PROM QUEEN ---------- BEVERLY WALLACE HILL TOPICS Publlshed by J ournahsm Club of Hillsboro I-Ixgh School VOL IV NASHVILLE TENNESSEE ANNUAL ISSUE STATE OF HILLSBORO CON DUCTS 1944 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION The Electoral College of the State of Hlllsboro followed the general trend of the nation tn electlng Presl dent Iranklm Delano Roosevelt and hrs runnmg mate Harry Truman to lead the natton the nut four years Each Home Room served as a county sendmg representattves t the party conventlons votmg for electors and matntamtng a poll Electron othctals for each poll were appointed by the Electoral Com mxsston jack Seely Nancy Pearre and Earl Dunn whtch was m charge of the electron john H Coles Stu dent Body President served as gov ernor The American lltstory Classes sponsored tlns project BETTER READING IS MAJOR AIM IN ALL CLASSES Realmzmg that an 1mprovement m readlng would mean an tmprovement ln the abxltty to study as well as a r1se tn the educational level of the student Htllsboro has undertaken a planned course 1n readmg lmprove ment In addttlon to an llIlDl'OVClI'lCIll tn readmg rate and vocabulary the study IS deslgned to lmprove com prehensxon of materlal read In cases where functional or other weaknesses are found ln rndtvuluals correctrve measures have been taken to overcome them Each teacher ts devotmg some class tune to tmprovmg the readlng skllls ln connectton wlth his or her speclhc subject Thxs program further emphaslzes the stress that IQ betng placed on the fundamentals of education at Htlls boro SCIENCE SI L DI' NI S RECEIVE HONORS Outstandlng among the honors achteved by Htllsboro students thts year was the award of Honorable Ment1on gtven to Dorothy Turner semor by Westmghouse 1n thetr Search for Sclence Talent Jane Farrar Secretary Treasurer of Hlllsboro s jumor Academy of Scxence and co chaxrman of the Clmxc Staff was elected Secretary of the Tenn essee Ormthologtcal Soclety vember 20 jane was also elected first Vtce Prestdent of the junlor Red Cross of Davldson County for th1s year Several scxence students took part tn the Thanksgtvmg program of the Tennessee Academy of Sc1ence alhl rated wlth the Scxence Clubs of Amer rea when they met at Xanderbtlt These were Walter Farrar Xtncent Davts B111 Clark kenneth Carr and Roy Harrover l I 1 1 BEVERLY WALLACE REIGNS OVER JUNIOR SENIOR PROM The junior Sentor Prom of 1945 w1ll be long remembered for tts beauty and approprtatness The formal attxre of the guests the attractnveness of the settmg the nnpetus of orchestra muslc wlll make thus occaslon a htgh light among htgh school memortes atnrt of tl prom was lt junlor Senior grand march before the Prom Queen Beverly XX allace and Roy Slaymaker Prestdent of the Semor Class and chatrman of the Prom Commtttee The Queen s Court was composed of the class attendants and thenr escorts Semor attendant Dorothv Appleby Gordon XICIJHIIICI jumor 'Xlary Frances Btvtns john H Coles jr Sophomore Betty XI6ll'lVlll jack Seely and Ireshmcn Cherry lselly wlth B111 Alford The Queen carrred an arm boquet of red roses whlle each of her atten dants carried arrangements of sprung flowers The selectton of the Queen and her attendants was sponsored by Branches of trees 011 w htch dogwood blossoms were fastened camouflaged the posts and gave the gym the effect of an outdoor lawn 1I1 spring Pastel streamers from the rafters to the center gave an attracttve celltng and created a feeling of softness whtch was emphaslzed by colored spot hghts On the dark green background of the stage curtams the words jumor Sentor Prom were wrttten tn gold A huge boquet of forsythta was ar ranged rn the forefront of the stage RedXewb1ll s Stardusters played both for dancmg and the Grand 'Xlarch 11088 S 110111 160011 IIIN S I IPFR DRIH' Xlrs Xloss s Sophomore Home Room won the party that was gtven to the Home Room collecting the largest amount of scrap paper per person durmg the fall semester Nlrs Nloss s room collected 47 pounds per person In each paper drtve thts year Htllsboro collected double 1ts quota whtch was J pounds per puptl OLR ll 41? 871111 SfllES INCRE 181 Under the dtrectton of Mrs julian SIIIIDSOII a representatlve of the P T A Hlllsboro students have developed the hablt of buy1ng War Stamps systemattcally whnch a mounts to savtng money systemat tcally The sale of War Stamps at the school rose from 4335 10 m November to 813133 tn February and IS ex pected to reach a new hetght tn Nlay 1 l 4 l HILLSBOR0 S PLA I WINS BI LE RIBBON! IN FORENISIC UEFT For the second consecutive year Htllsboro has won first place rn the Iorenstc Play Contest held annually at Peabody College Htllsboro s entry this year was the drama I Shall be Wattmg starring Nlrrtam Preston as the fratl artsto crattc mother who ts temporartly blmd Nltrnam was chosen on the All Star cast for her performance Other members of the cast were Sylvta Stahlman Warner McNe1lly Bobby Sneed and Btlly Coble The play was dnrected by Mrs ll httten and Mrs Daume Several members of the Iorenstc Club have won blue rtbbons m the vartous meets Among them are Xlartha Trtbble 'Nancy Cnno Htlda lrank and Mmam Preston FATHER S CLUB SEEKING NEW FACILITIES The Fathers Club lead by Mr George R Bwms Prestdent Mr L Fuqua Secretary and Nlr Warner NIcNe1lly Treasurer ts seeklng tm provements nn athletlc and other school factltttes They are trylng to secure an audttortum a new basket ball court and an enlarged and xmproved football field The Club has also voted to sponsor four boys to Boys State thts year tnstead of two MRS TOWNER SERVES AS P T A PRESIDENT 'Nlrs Walter Towner was elected prestdent of Htllsboros P T A at the May l94-1 meetmg Selected to serve wlth her were Mrs J 'Nlarston Crump Xtce Prestdent Mrs D G laulkner Treasurer Mrs Harvey C. Reese Recording Secretary Mrs Frank C Womack Correspondmg Secretary and Mrs Tom Gregory Htstortan For thetr project thts year the P T A jotned the Fathers Club tn contmumg to plant and beauttfy the grounds HILL S'BORO CIRL9 IRE HOSPITAL AIDFS Nlany Hnllsboro gtrls have recetved certtficates for the completton of the Hospttal Atde course and are work mg tn the ctty hospltals as Atdes Among these are Ann Shockley Nlary Ahce Brannan Betty Bob Doxey Carolyn Embry Rebecca Hodges Margy Ann Loser Martha Ising Beatrlce Nlosby Betty Nlosby Gwen Nelson Ahce Penland Betsy Turner Dorothy Turner Pat lan Stckle Peggy Wells Dorothy Ann Carroll Peggy Farrar Joan Olson and Mary Belle Nladdln - , PM I C l , , V - I - ' I Ivw . . . , 'y I . 4 .X I . '. ' .' V' ', .' , ' .X ' - '- 'f 1 - x l'e - IC H: tl xt. .' .' s - , J 5 .' o -t ' X ' , ' ' I , ' ' ' v 4 . Y . . I - Y . l - I ' ' ' ' 1 - v ' ' ' Y. . . I L ' . I 4 I I . ,', . I ',', ' f . . .. . ..s , I , 1 . .. """' 'l I I . t - . , . 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NANCY PEARRE IANET FLNN Copy Fdlfor Make Lp Fdzfw Neuf featzner Ypnffs Exchanges .Yerwre Column Bufzneff Ad1l6ff1JI7lQ Czrclzlatmfz Lzbnzf mn IOURNALISM CLUB Fdztof zzz Cbze A1 fl.ffll7Zf Edftm ANNA X AN TRLASI ROY HARROVLR BARBARA TOWNER PEGGY FARRAR VIARTHA KING, PAT MCCALNIONT X INCI NT FUQUA TODD GAULOCIILR GhRALDlNL RIDOL DONNA ROONILY MARY LYNN DAVIS, BEVERLY GENE GLIPH AIN r EANNE BRINTON DOROTHY HENDERSON CELESTE NLTTINC GRAIIANI YVOODIIAM, NI IL LLLCII LAN BLCR ELAINE WVEST SPRING DIRGE When poets wr1te about the Sprmg They have h1gh pra1se for everyth1ng The season IS all br1ght and gay Least that IS what the poets sav They laud the trees the b1rds and flowers The very carefree happy hours They all forget the student crams And WOrt1es bout those dread exams So when I wr1te a song of May It w1ll be cheerless dull and gray The fragrant eve for us IS to1l For then we burn the m1dn1ght O11 And then upon our penc1ls chew That IS what we call FCVICW Alas we never seem to learn No matter how much O11 we burn SO w1th the bards I d1sagree The reason you can plamly see Before we leave on our vacatlons We have to take exam1nat1Ons' CORINNE HARTMAN ON MT KITAZUMA The n1ght st1ll dark bv l1ght of moon we went The whlte stars W1nked as we went cl1mb1ng by You sa1d twas rough I now know what you meant It seemed the clouds were touched Then stopped to rest I heav ed a grateful s1gh One hour ere we reached the peace we pr1ze Above the clouds we marveled at the sky A purple haze prOcla1ms the sun w1ll r1se And from the glow1ng east Apollo r1des the skxes MIRIAM PRESTON EROM TO ROOSEVELT He sl1pped awav And the sun s1nks 1nto n1ght A country l1es In darkness w1thOut h1s l1ght The ages bow To the passrng of a son A monument To 1deals to dutv done Thank you dear Lord for h1S strong brave gu1d1ng hand For h1s Splflt That l1ves on after the man And take h1m now Back to h1s home That he may Rest where the sk1es Are not cloudy all the dav A men GRACE SIMS FROM AN ESSAY ON FOOD CCondensedD There was a t1me oh several years ago when food was bought ma1nlv to eat But that was rn the past now many d1fferent reasons are our cause for buy1ng food PICEUFC yourself as a busy housewxfe Tomorrow IS the last day the lavender stamps w1ll be good after that only the fusch1a and green str1ped stamps w1ll have any worth You are left w1th s1xty po1nts and what IS there to do but qurckly go to the store and buy SIXIY po1nts worth of food What does lf matter that vou don t need the food and that some one else could really apprec1ate the mer chand1se9 Th1s IS war NOW for the second reason vou are 1dly wander1ng through the gro cery store when you see a whole shelf of so and so Why that 1S the f1rst so and so you ve seen 1n months' It IS as hard to get as rubber EIYCS and Oh how lucky you are to find 1t' What does 1t matter 1f you don t l1ke so and so why 1E m1ght be months before vou see any more So hurry grab all the cans vou can before that woman bes1de vou has a chance' all vou can wh1le you can reason You buy buy buy and yet vou never seem to eat The log1c IS here m fr1end At home you have a cellar and 1n that cellar vou p1le every can of food that you can get your hands on untll IC 1S fa1rly bulgmg wh1le vou eat oh maybe crackers and on1on soup What does lf matter to vou that y Ou are wastmg away to nothmg why your cellars are full' ust th1nk how you ll be eat1ng later on when nobodv else has anvthmg' Ha' won t you hav e fun watchlng them go hungrv because you horded9 You were the smart one' DOROTHY HENDERSON SPENOERIAN STANZA Sleepy eyes have just begun Bl1nk1ng l1ke the sett1ng sun T1s the Sandman he knows best When If s t1me to take a rest Hastened by the sleepy sand Srprmkled by an unseen hand hro the long dark hours of mght There are many w1nks of l1ght There s the t1me for pleasant sleep HERMOINB EMBRY 7 ' 1' I 7 1 Y I 3 ' I ' I ' . 5 ! , . . . , , ' ' 1 1 .1 I - ' .4 - -, - 1, l ' I . 9 7 ' . 5 . I . ' ' I 1 4 1 , ' 1 7 1 A 1 1 1 . , 1 l - 1 ' 7 9 I 1 we climbed so high And last, but not least, "the get . V 1 , I ' 1 1 1 U D , . , - 1 Y 1 , , 1 1 v ' ' , 9 I 1 1 A - - I 7 . 1 , O , i Q U J Il H . ' , -1 - 1' 7 ' , I , , . T 1 . 1 , ' . . . . 7 7 , - , I I . 1 1 . , . 7 I . 3 ' Q , ' , .. . , "Yr CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Pferzderzf GRAU SIMS Vzce Prefzdmf CHARLILS W1 fHl1RSPOON Secretary OANNE WINTERS T1 mmf CI IOHN CUNO .Ypwuw MRS I C FRIERSON 356 The Creatne Wrrtlng Club IS orgamzed for the purpose of eneouragrng orrglnal tomposrtron At the weekly meetlngs each member presents h1s work for group cr1t1c1sm The best selectrons are offered for publrcatron IU current books and magazmes The club also collects mater1al for the booklet I-mm the Hzlltopf an anthology of sketches poems and short SEOFICS vsrxtten bv Hlllsboro students FRHDAY -if ET 5. jf X dw? w QC Y J QQ CHEERLEADERS PEGGY RAINS SYLVIA STAHLMAN BIJTTY MILTHVIN IMMY SHIELDS ,VIARY FRANCES B1v1Ns QCapmznD EAN ORR Jo ANN SISK J J. Spamor, , E ,E,E, . 7 ..E,, ,, ,.., Miss EDITH ROBERTSON BOYS INTIQAIVIURAL ACTIVITIES CALISTHENICS Everv student at H1llsboro IS rcqulred to take a credlt m gvm nas1um A part of the extenswe phVs1cal educatlon trfunmg IS the daxlv Cdl1Sl'lflCUlCS BOXING Th1s year for the first mme boxmg 15 featured at Hlllsboro It IS the result of the mcreased athletlc HCKIXIIV m the school Ex en though the school does not expect to produce anv future box mg champ1ons the sport 1S pro moted for the development of the m1nd and as well as the bodv BASKETBALL The h1gh spot of all gym classes 15 the basketball games Th1s vear w1ll feature mtramural ball team can be attrtbuted to the trammg the boys recene IH thelr phy s1cal educat1on classes 1 I I I Era.. I , games. The success of the basket- GIRLS INTIQAIVIUIQAL ACTIVITIES BASKETBALL One of the most popul 1r sports IH the g1rls gym classes IS basket ball Durmg the wear games are plax ed 1n each class and ID the Sprmg an mtramural tournament 1S held As 1n a regular basket plas ers are gnen 1ecogn1t1on on the Allhfournament team The g1rls 1nterest 1n th1s sport IS xerw great and often the games are close and hard fought CALISTHENICS A serv unportant phase of the phys1cal educat1on program 15 cal1sthen1cs W1th the ever 1n creasmg emphas1s on a sound Il'11I'1Ll and a healthv bodv th1s aet1x1ty has become xery xmpor tant PING PONG G1rls who are not part1cularly talented as basketball players usuallv l1ke to play p1ng pong 1n the gym classes Very often one sees that a champ1on table tenn1s player does not haxe to be a basketball star Pmg pong IS a game of sk1ll and requ1res a great deal of pract1ce I 7 , . 7. I v . - ball tournament the outstanding 7 . ' v - ' ' , I 7 :larsl miss GOLF The golf team has h1gh hopes for me tory thrs year W1th two star performers Charles Embrv and Robert Sam from last year s team the group expects to equal last year s record when the Hrllsboro team ranked second m the CIEV and th1rd rn the state 'S Y 0 Q? 1 wi' f it K - x W W N" N View v x J 05 55 ii Q X 9 X- wg wk YS V H x F, A V staying! Y K 'E' . 5 , Q5 .Q V , 5 A 4 if x 4 x wx , v if" fx ?fuf3fz. M img is ., it 7 , 5 1 K a sh 5 5 6 Q Y X. n i X Fzrrt rou ALBERT OHNSON WESLEY HICKMAN CHARLES EMBRY, ACK SEELY EARL DUNN UD RANDOLPH Second raw COACH A E WRIGHT, HARRY DODD FRANK TICE, ROY SLAYMAKER, TOMMY ALLEN IMMIE MARTIN BOBBY LONGHURST The Burros started thexr 1944 45 season w1th onlv two of last vear s performers, Earl Dunn and Charles Embry Nevertheless, the team was able to f1n1sh the season wxth 9 w1ns and 8 losses The first team, known to the squad as the old f1ve, conslsted ofCapta1n Wesley Hlckman and ack Seelv as guards, w1th Earl Dunn and Albert ohnson as forwards Charles Embrv, who was the team s hlgh scorer w1th 181. pomts, was the p1vot man The team was fortunate 1n havmg better than average substxtutes J1mm1e Mart1n, Jud Ran dolph, and Roy Slaymaker saw plentv of act1on dur1ng the season and were able to start IH numerous games Probablv the happ1est moment of the year for the team was the mght the Burros were awarded the Seventh D1str1ct champ1onsh1p The thlrd seeded Green and Gold came out 1n the first game of the tournament and eas1ly defeated the Central Tornadoes The followmg mght thex came back strong and blew the top seeded Lrtton L1ons out of the tournament bv a dee1s1ve 43 to 2.9 margrn The team cont1nued the1r w1nn1ng streak to topple second seeded Ant1oeh and capture the Sex enth D1str1ct Crown Captaln Hlckman and Embrv recen ed honors IH bemg selected on the All Seventh DISEFICI team I V" J 7 7 J 7 ,J . .MI . . , U, J , ' J ' - . '49 BOYS BASKETBALL MR WRIGHT A E Wright as coach for his first year at Hillsboro produced an outstanding team For the first time a Hillsboro basketball team receix ed a championship The well rounded offense and defense and smooth teamwork are proof of Mr Wright s abilitv The bots on the te im appreciate the work of Mr Wright and thev all feel sure he will continue to produce winners for Hillsboro SCHEDULE Cumberland Hillsboro oelton Alumni Litton Dupont East M B A Springfield Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Cumberland Hillsboro oelton Dupont Lipscomb Litton West East M B West Total If 4 ' f fl .MQ , vm Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro 1 Total 5 TOURNAMENT---BOYS 7th District Hillsboro Central Hillsboro f Litton Hillsboro Antioch Unit Hillsboro Springfield fzlff lou HENRIETTA BROWN DORIS GIPSON MARTHX NhESh hRRY RIDGE DOT NOLAND DOT TURNER 9 7 J .fecond lou BEA MOSBY HELEN ROONEY, BETTY BOB DOXEY, CAROLINE EMBRY EI.IsE STEPHENS PAULINE H1eKs Third :au O ANN SISR EAN MARTIN Marzagef PAT Y AN QICRLE Miss WEIS, MARY FRANCES BININIS ACRIE TURNER Onte lgfllll the Burro la551es were fortunate 111 haxmg a hne Captam to lead them through .1 iLlCLCSSfL1lS61SOIl As tapta1n, Martha Neese showed all the qual1t1e5 necessarx for th1s pos1t1on 1b1l1tI leadershq and calmness when the gomg w as tough Haung made the 194, 1944 All C10 team Martha was one of the two repeaters on the 1944 IH, All C1tx squad Geraldme R1dge to Captam of the team was thosen on the Ilfllftl team, and Henr1etta Brown and Dot Turne1 were team If H1ll5boro has had the retord of II Inns oxer tough opponents IS xetx 1mpress1xe The members of the te IITI feel that a strong sense of team SPIFIE and LOOIWCFAIIOII IS largelx FC5POI1SIl7lC for th1s retord Th1s ve1r was the hrst t1me that a H1llsboro 01rls telm hld xdx 1I1LCLl past the hrst g1me of the Tournament Our g1rls beat 1 SLFIPPN Cumberl 1nd stxtet 1nd went IHEO the sem1f1nals ean Mart1n 1nd I-lmlx Brow ll were the oflensnc. stars of Ih1S game, and Hank made the ill Tourn zment te1m For the fl11I'Ll Ie1r Plt Y an S1c.kle serx ed as Man ager, 1 xerx netessnx md I 1l111ble member ofthe te 1m . ', . 1 A A A A 1 . , J , , a Y' ' l 5 Y Q Q A ' '7 . , - . ' . ,. 1 , . Y . 7' , . ' JV J 7 .lr A ' 9 4, L' 7 . I ' 1 , 1 ' - 1 i . 0 C I7 A D I ML - A Iv, 1 V w, 1 1 K I 71 . 1' 1 7- L ' 1 1 , 1 , 1 - L - 4 -1 1 I . ' ' , - - , , ' 1 , v1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 given honorable mention. Undoubtedly this season was the best that any girls' c ' b 2 2 2 'Z l ' l l 2 ' . 1 2 .A 2 V" 1 - ' 'A 1 . L 1 1 KA 1 y' ' 1 - 1 I . ' ' 2 2 " " ' ' ' - GIRLS BASKETBALL MISS WEIS Miss Katherine Weis as coath of the girls basketball team tomplctcd hcl thnd suttessful Vear at Hillsboro ln the past two vears the teams have had ood seasons but certainlx the girls team had its best season this wear II wins 5 losses and 1 tie make up a good season in ans Coachs book Bv smart coaching and hard and patient Work with the girls Miss Weis has produced the best girls team that Hillsboro has ex er had So congratulations Coath and may vou haxe an exen better team next year SCHEDULE Hillsboro Dupont Hillsboro Hillsboro Litton Hillsboro Cross Plains Hillsboro East Hillsboro Franklin Hillsboro Franklin Hillsboro . . . Hillsboro Total Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Total r wi gn: fi War gm 'fy 22 0 - My 3: il 5 Y W WSE 3 199.2 J f ii kg 41.5 iw A? Z 4 Q1xth touchdovxn L1nd1hl around end for 5 xards Extra pomts Wete made bx T1ce, Branan and Wade -Xllen made the Weeklv All CIIV squad I-hllsboro 6 Hoxx ard 6 The ox erconhdent Burros Went 1nto the game xx1th the Howard Rebels and were barelv able to come axx ax Vklfh a d1sappo1nt1ng 6 6 t1e lt Wasn t unt1l the second quarter that the Burros were able to score Wade made a beaut1ful 78 xard run, and xx1th Olson paxmg the wax, made H1llsboro s onlx score Hoxx ard came back 1n the last quarter and scored to IIC the game 6 6 H1llsboro had a chance to xx1n 1fter a breathtakmg 7, vard run bx Allen to the 7 x ard l1ne, but xx1th a fumble txxo plax s later the chance was lost Olson made the weeklx All C1tx H1llsboro o West L7 The Burros, cr1ppled bx the loss of Allen, were able to hold the fax ored Blue axs scoreless for the first quarter Earlv 1I'1 the second pet1od West started a long drtxe and scored on I ftke rex erse The1r second tallx clme a fexx m1nutes later on a short pass ox er the goal 11ne The avs came back to score once 111 each I'C1'Ilt1lIl1IIg qutrter Dunn xx as selected for the xx eeklx All C1tx Hlllsboro I4 LIIIOIT Ig H1llsboro 1nd L1IIOll plax ed 1 close game vx1th the Burros Ctlglllfl out the L1of1s bx one POIIII The Burros started rollmg the second quarter After rnce runs bv illen md Seelx , Allen xx ent oxet on a rex erse l11 the fl'11I'Ll qu trter L111Clt1l'll marched dovxn the held on 1 ser1es of runs 1nd hn tllx btolxe ol? tackle for 11 xards tnd the score Wade made both extra po1nts In the last quarter LIIIOII scored IVVILC but fuled to mtlxe the lmporttnt extra po1nt Tlte m ide the xveeklx All CIEV 1nd tlCfCllS1XC game of the xetr US1llg the1r nexxlx msttlled sem1 T f'-OFITIJIIOII the Burros scored 111 the hrst quarter on a lme plunge bx I-laselton xx1th Wade folloxxmg up for the extra In the second qu Irter 1 pass from Wade to Slax malxer was good for znother 6 POIHIS The Green a11d Gold scored txx1ce III the thxrd PCI'1OLl, once on an off tackle run bx Haselton md tgaln on a IO x ard run bx Wade ohnson made the extra bx a l'TCtllIf1fUl pass recepuon, xxh1le Wade made the other L extras T1ce ind Sl tx ITI zker made the xxeelxlx All C1tx FOOTBALL QQUAD Fzmf mu FRANR TICI, DIcK Cuxlxtltxos, Tox1MY ALL!-LN EDWARD ESKIND, I-loxxARD OLQON Bosm NAICDOVVLLL Bonnx ANDIRSON, Roc,LRs BUNT11x ACRIL SLLLY OL AUSTIN fecaml rozz Nldllllzfl Bon FINLIY, Alfzmzgez BILLY W11ItL1IURsT BILL GOSSLT F C BRAINAN, WILSON MARTIN, HARRX l Axxsom, BILL HASILTON, HLRBY LINDAHL, MAC TOLBIR1, lien! Nlm1ager'l1x1x11L D lVlARrI'v Tlum' 1011 BILL l-lossL, BOBBY SNIID, LHARLIL DIIHL, CHARLLS EMBRH, FRANR TAINRSLEY, Ron Rl Stux, ALBERT lloxtxsom, Rox SLn NIAKER, DICR FRAAR, HARRY DooD , I ' -Y V , ' ' . 1 I ' h . . , - A ' , I - Y' 2 , , ' - , y i . W . U 2 . I 1 'Y 2 Q 4 Y . K z 1' v ' 1 Y I - 2 , I I 1 ' Y - 2 Hillsboro l77N0YIh 7. The Burros in their last game of the season played their best offensive 1 W , Q , . 1, L . u, 1, Z . , . , t K 4 LA . L 2 ' z ' I ' ' r ' '. rtaralt , at ' A , H , , A 1. , , i . 4. Y, , , , 1' I , 'I I ' V- 3 L . i , . 1. , , , FQOTBALL Hillsboro 6 Central Hillsboro opened its season with a performance resembling that of the preceding year The Burros took the upper hand in the first quarter but had their scoring threat thwarted by a fumble on the Central 6 yard line Twice more during the game Hillsboro fumbled within the Central to vard line Finally in the last period a beautiful punt by Embry placed Central on their own 4 yard line A bad pass from center over the goal line was grabbed bv johnson to gne Hillsboro the only score ohnson Anderson Dunn and Seelv made the weekls All Citv Hillsboro I9 Ryan 7 After a slow first quarter the Burros opened up early in the second After a nice run by Seely to Ryan s 2.5 Allen on a reverse picked up 7.5 more for the tally Just before the end of the first half Seely broke off tackle for 61 yards and the second touchdown ln the third quarter Embry set up the score with Seelv again hitting pav dirt on a lateral from Wade Seely made the onlv extra point on an off tackle run Seelv made the weekly All Citv Hillsboro 6 M B A 7.5 ln a game which showed some beautiful offensixe play the Burros dropped their first game to M B A The Maroons started with a burst of power and scored early in the first quarter The Burros came back and with Wade making nice runs finally scored from the 3 vard line M B A tgain scored in the second quarter leaving the score 12. to 6 at th half i Both sides remained scoreless in the third quarter but M B A came back in the last scoring twice more before the game ended Wade and Slaymaker made the weekly All City Hillsboro 6 Springfield o The Burros won their first game from Springfield in the first six minutes of the game Seely with beautiful blocking and some fancv sidestepping ran 48 yards to gixe Hillsboro their 6 to o win The game from then on was a battle of defenses Neither team made a serious threat until late in the last quarter when Springfield opened up with an 21CI'1'l. attack which was hnallv stopped on our I5 yard line. Hillsboro 39-Bellevue o. The Green and Gold hnally hit their stride and made the largest score in the school s history. The scoring was as follows: COACHES First touchdown: Allen on a lateral from Wade for io yards ROBERT Haiucizs AND BUFORD Hinos Second touchdown: Wade over center for 5 yards Third touchdown: Embry off tackle for'5 yards Fourth touchdown: Allen on a pass from Wade for 5o yards Fifth touchdown: Seely around end for LO yards Jamie Wade Tommy Allen Dick Cummings lack Seelv Roy Slaymaker Frank Tice Howard Olson Earl Dunn Bobbv Anderson Frank Tanksley Albert johnson FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Player Wezgbt Pozntr Pofztzon i o 1 o I I 1 o 1 I I I zoo 164 TI-IE BOYS Fullback Wingback Blocking back Tailback En Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle En This year the first team was selected bv naming those who st trted in the most games Howex er manv other bovs who started in a few games and those sn ho went in as substitutes played bang-up ball. Playing backfield other than the first team were Embry with one touchdown, Lindahl and Haselton, with two apiece. Many of the players received notable honors. Wade and Slay- maker made the yearly All-City football squad and were selected along with Dunn and Seely to play in the All-Star tilt on Thanks- giving. At various times during the season Tice, Dunn, Anderson, Seely, Allen, Olson, Wade, and Slaymaker were chosen on the weekly All-City squad. Some players were singled out as superlatives. Wade was the best blocker of the year and the best passer of the week, and along with Dunn was named the outstanding player of one week. Also chosen at different times were Tice, the best defensive lineman, Slaymaker, the best pass receiver, and Olson, the best blocker. Besides these individual honors sportswriters said the team gave its best performance by beating North 2.7 to 7 in the last game of the season. X X DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATICDN C-LQ? The dlstrlbutrxe educatron program IS a coopetatrve program 1n wh1ch students have thexr schedules so arranged as to allow them to work an ax erage of fifteen hours per week 1n some d1str1but1xe mdustry and at the same t1me complete regular academlc work It IS an attempt to brtdge the gap between schools and the busrness world 1nto whxch most students w1ll mexrtably enter OFFICE STAFF ,dvw FORENSIC CLUB CLINIC STAFF LIBRARY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Prerzdent JOE AUSTIN Vzee Prendent BOBBY MCDOWELL .Yecretmy MILDRED BOWNE Trearurer ROBERT SAIN Sponfor MRS B T TOWERY C-L66 The dlfhculty m gertmg films has somewhat hmderecl the HCEIVIIICS of the club but many PICIUFCS have been taken by the members of xarrous school actn mes .md dexeloped m the dark room at the dub meetmgs The older members have shown the new ones how to dex elop thelr own films and manv of them haue thexr own dark rooms Sergeant at Armf A- U 7 ,, ,, W , -CURTIS AUSTELLE . I V . . 7. , Y . 7 ' - ' . Y . Y I THE GLEE CLUB Pruzdcnt DOROTHY PARKIZS Vzce P1 eyzdem' EVELYN DUKKONY .Yecremry and Treamrer ELLEN MADDIN Spomor MRS G B ARNOLD Accompanut SARAH PARKLR QQ6 Other memberr MARGARET HILL MARY FRANK ERWIN, MAY SPRINGER LUCIA EwIERsoN, EAN ORR, IRMA MARTIN HARRIIT PARKLS, CLLhSTF NUTTINC CAROLYN BASS, WILLIAM Clio FL NANCY CUNO Although the Glec: Club IS qulte neu, thev hue taken pdrr ID mam of the asscmblv programs, cspecmllv the hohdav programs Trumpetf IMMY ENOCH BOBBY OHNSTON BILL HOssE EDWARD PARKER BILLY BARNES ROGER SUDDETH ACK WADLEY BARTON BABBAGE BILLY COOK ROBERT FOSTER Drumx IMMY SHIELDS BILLY STANTON OHN WILHOITTE Drum Majarettes CAROLYN SCHUBERT DONNA BECKER ANNE NEIDERHEISER JEANNE BUCK BAND Dzrector SNEED ONES Camctx ACK MARTIN MARY JEAN FAULKNER NANCY BORZYNSKI MARTHA GOODE LAWRENCE STOCKETT Mellopbones C B LAMB BOBBY HAILEY Saxophone GLENN GREEN Drum Mayor PETER PERRY MOST VALUABLE ii Clarznetf ROBERT NEWBILL KENNETH WEBB OYCE MOODY VIRGINIA BERRY MARIE BROWN OHN CARTER AMES HUTTON IMMY SMALL CARLOS TAYLOR NANCY HARRIS GWENDOLYN NELSON RAYBORNE REGISTER Barztonw ALFRED BARTLES OHN CUNO Ban BILLY CIIOATE Jxmmy Shlelds was elected the most valuable member of the band for I944 45 --4.4 I-Il Y CLUB Prefzdcnt OE WOMACK Vzce Preyzdent BILLY LAMB Secretary DON GAss C9166 The Hrllsboro H1 Y Club was organrzed for the second consecutrwe vear w1th t e acldrtron of zo members Once each month the H1 Y Club rs muted to the Y M C A to haxe a meetrng .an to use the1r .lthletrc faulxtres The purpose of the club can best be expressed by IES motto To create marntarn and extend through the school and communrtv hlgh standards ofChr1st1an Char acter ' .,,.,,,,,,,,,c,, ,,,,,,,., ,,t,,,,,,,,.. . ....... ---J .fpomor ,,t,, 7 , , 7 ,,,, ,,,,MR.J. S.1ONES h " . THE DRAMATIC CLUB Prerzdent MARTHA TRIBBLE Vzce Prerzdent RANDY TAYLOR Secremry and Treafurer SYLVIA STAHLMAN Sponmrx MRS W E WHITTEN M1ssLUcY GARRISCJN 9519 The Dramatrc Club has made a splend1d record both at Hrllsboro and else where The first plav was a one act comedv Not Tomght The club next pre presented a drama 'I Shall Be Wartmg whlch was g1ven at Peabodv College and for the second year our school was awarded first place rn the countv w1de forenslc contest Several other one act plavs and a three act plav were gn en bv the club Sergeant at Armr . Y, , , , , , ,YHARRY LAWSON Y . , , , , , . 1 . ' , 1 1 1 , . ' ' , ' ' V 1 . 1 1 J 1 1 , ' - - I Y IOURNALISM CLUB Preudenr NANCY PEARRE Vzce Prerzdenf BoBBY LONGHURST Sponsor Miss MATUE PEARL REGFN Q56 The mam purpose of the Journahsm Club IS to pubhsh the school paper HILL TOPICS wh1ch IS ed1ted ex ery three weeks The pres1dent of the club IS also ed1ror m chlef of the paper Among the 1ssues pubhshed rhrs year SPCCldl atteurlon was gnen ro the hol1 davs and others were dedlcated ro the semors yumors sophomores and freshmen Membershlp has mcreased raprdlv each wear and ex erv member has w1ll1ngly glxen of h1s 1ournal1st1c ablllty Secretmy and Treamrer, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , - - -ANN FENN . . . . , , . . . . .I . l . 7 .- Q 1 . . , . . , , U . . . I 7 . . J - , 1 ,....K' BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Prerzdent ACK SEELY Vzce Prerzdent TOMMY ALLEN .fecretmgf and Treururer IMMY WADE Sergeant at Amr ROY SLAYMAKER Sponror MR JOHN KOEN QQ?-J The Boy s Athleuc ASSOCIAITIOI1 IS .1 group of boys who p,1rt1c1p.1re lfl compem uve sports such as football basketball golf and rermls The chxef ,ums of the B A A are to promote mtcrest and partlclpatron 1l'1 athletlcs GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSCDCIATICDN Prerzdefzt DOROTHY TURNER Vzce Prefzdent lVIARTHA NEESh Secretary JEAN MARTIN Trearurer DOROTHY NOLAND Sergeant at Army MARY FRANCES B1v1Ns Spomor Miss KATHARINE WE1s 9673 The G1rls Athleuc Assoc1at1ou has done much toward 1nfluer1c1ng good sports mansh1p 1HS1dC the school and out Irs purpose 1S to see that good sportsmansh1p 111 the classroom as Well as on the scene of sports w1ll re1gn supreme at H1llsborO Th1s assoc1at1on 1S Open to all g1rls who are mtcresred IU the contmuecl success of sports and athleucs WING SCQUTS Preridemt ,,,, ,, , ,, , 7 , ,, , , ,, ,, , , ,-MARY JEAN FAULKNER Vice President it ,, ,,,,, ,, - , , ,,., UBETTY MINOR Secretmgf and Trearurer ,.,, , ,LUCY DELL PEEBLES Sponsor ,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,,.,x,,,A,,,,,., ,,,,, M Iss MARTHA TORRENCL 69,33 The Wing Scout Troop at Hillsboro is the only one of its kind in Nashville. It has been their chief aim to give this new type of Scouting a strong foundation that will grow immensely in the years to come. At Christmas, the club made gift boxes for the men at Thayer Hospital. They have served the public in duties such as child care, bond sales, hospital aides, salvage drives and helping with younger Scout Troops. 'S '-9 WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB Prexzdent HARRY Donn Vzce Prexzdent JOHN H COLES Secretagf and Trearurer MARIANNE EASON .Ypomor MR A E WRIGHT Program Cammzttee MA1 Bums CARLA BLOCKER Bon LUCKADO 966 The World AHZIFS Club mtends to bring to the artenuon of everyone the 1m portant events that are occurrmg today Smce our gcnerauon wxll be the one to carry on 1n the post war world we should have a knowledge of the polmcal soc1al and econorme affznrs of todav SCIENCE CLUB Prerzdent Y IRGINIA OSBORN Vzce Prerzdent WARREN BOSMAN Secretary and Trmrurer ANE FARRAR Sergeant at Armf KENNETH CARR Spomor MRS GEORGE MAYFIELD L-1613 The Sc:1ence Club 15 a member of the Tennessee Academy of Sc:1ence If had sex eral parucnpants at the meetmg of the Tennessee Junror Academv of Sclence The Club has been xerv actue toward makmg the school grounds more beaumful and prov1d1ng a refuge for the blrds V . . . . . f v I 7 . f . , SL .mei - -5. 1 ,- TI-IE QUILL AND SCRCDLL Prefzdezzt UD RANDOI PH Vzce Prexzdent NANCY PEARR1, Yerremry and Treafurff GERALDIML RIDCL K' The Qu1ll and Scroll IS ,Ln Honorarv SOCICEV, whose 31f1'1 1S to recogmze out Slfdlltllllg .1b1l1tw 111 All forms of ourn.1l1sm and c1e.1t1xe Vkflflllg In add1t1on to compeung 1n contest conducted by u1ll and Scroll on 1nter nauonal bas1s, the H1llsboro Chapter serves the school bv creaung 1ntc-:rest 1n and g1v1ng expresslon to hterarv efforts The chapter also sponsors var1ous seruces to benefit the school A V . , , , 4 1 7 Sponmr, ,, MISS MATTIE PEARL REGEN ,P ll V' 2 .f:.1.1.1..'.1.:.? z S ,,..... . V 3-,. fr X if Q - Q . . A g J.j.:.:.:.1,i.1 X , , .....,. A ' X Q-'-T-f'fQf" YA - STUDENT COUNCIL QQ? The Student Countil of Hillsboro is tomposed of the four student bodx ofhters the class presidents .md the home room presidents The members serxe as repre and the faculty During the past year manv communitv charities and school activities haxe been sponsored bv the Council John H Coles president of the Student Bodv presided at the weekly meetings of the Coune1l , f - I I r 1 - sentatives of the Student Body and also serve in a helping capacity to the principal . ' l I 5 J I . i i I Q ' ' i . . , V 1 , x ' TI-IE HONOR SOCIETY P1 widen! DoRoTHY TURA ER Vzce Preszderzt OE WOMACL. Secretary GRACIL Sims jpmzml Miss MARY Wusi. QQH The honor society of H1llsboro is composed of yuniors and seniors Who rank high in scholastic achiex ements and in extra curricular activities They are chosen twice a year and initiated under the auspices of the National Honor Society. 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Q' J' Sf N f .X S, Q y xx f 10 - -N X Q f gf w J' f O U Nice FRESHMEN Left to Rzght Fzr.rt row JOAN MCGREGOR, MYRTLE HOLLINGSHEAD, ILL MORRELL ANN RUTH OHNSON, MARTHA GOODE, DOROTHY MITCHELL MARY ANE HIBBETT MARY SUE FARMER, MARVIN HARMON, CHERRIE KELLY, EUGENIA HODGES, CLAUDIA HORN BOBBY ERWIN Second raw BILLIE SUE POOL, PATTY MATHIAS, NANCY LATIMER, ELLEN MADDIN, ANE HIXSON, MARIAN HARMON OANNE HOUSE, ANN ONES SUE ANN KAYSER, MARTHA ANE GUNN BETTY MASON, NANCY HARRIS, GLENN FITE Tbzrd row THOMAS MCCARY,J B LORING, DON MCCELLAND CHARLES GRIFFIN OHN HIGGS, TERRY HART ED MILES, JOANNE HAMMOCK Fourth raw ROBERT MARTIN, BILLY GALE, BILL GOSSETT, IMMY POOI OHN LEE, AMES HUTTON, VINCENT FUQUA, ANE MASON, WAYNE MURPHY Fz th raw MARION MONTGOMERY, EDWARD MCDANIELS, KENNETH JACOBS, ROBERT PHILLIPS, FRED KISSLING, HORACE GROOMS, LEE LANCE Left to Kzght Fzrxt row MISS LUCY GARRISON, Spamar, SUSAN OTIS, ELISE STEVENS, DORSEY PARKES, MARGARET WRIGHT BEVERLY NEWBELL DOROTHY PARKES, MARGARET VAUGHN, OE THOMAS, CAROLYN VAN NESS, ROGER SUDDETH, DONALD SAUNDERS Second raw BETTY OWEN, VIRGINIA NEATHERLY, BEVERLY SUMMERS, BETTY SOUTI-IGATE, DALE TRAVIS, HARRIET PARKS, ELLEN WHITE EAN WINSTON, PATSY SMITH ELAINE WARDEN, BOBBY STEWART, Thzrd row EAN WARDEN, PATSY POPP, JACKIE TURNER, DOROTHY WATTS, LAWRENCE STOCKETT, ROBERT RYMAN MURRY SHORT ANN WASSON, ALLEN WIL LIAMS Fourfb row EDWIN WILSON, RAYBURN REGISTER ALBERT VAUGHN, CARLOS TAYLOR, RICHARD WAYNE F1 tb row BILLY WILSON, DICK WEIDMAN, I ACK WADLEY CLARENCE SUTHER LAND, HERBERT UARLES, BOBBY WOLFE ALBERT WILLIAMS, JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN WRENNE FRESHMEN J , , . , , J I V, J f -' . I , - Q , FRESHMEN Left ra R1 gin Fzrxt row BETTY CARSON, BILLY ALFORD, HAROLD CALDWELL MARIE DODD MILDRED BOWNE PEGGY BLACKBURN MARGARET BURGESS, VIRGINIA BERRY EVELYN DUKKONY, ANE DOGGETT, KARL DRAIN WILLIAM CHATE Second rou DAVID BINNS, HENRY CULLUM BETTY RAY AUSTIN JOAN BROWN, MARIANNA BROGDEN BETTY Ross AUSTIN EAN DOXEY, ERNESTINE ALLEN DOROTHY ANN CARROLL Thzrd row OHN CARTER, BILLY COBLE, ANN ATKINSON, NANCY BROWN EAN COWAN, FRANCES CANTRELL FAN CARRUTHERS, BEVERLY BROWN ANE BATES, BILL CALDWELL lourth row IACK COCHRAN FRED ANDERSON, EARL FREDEEN BILLY COOK, WALTER FARREL VINCENT DAVIS, ACK CUMMINGS, ACK ANDERSON, OIIN CLAYPOOL ALFRED BARTLES, DELMAS BEASLEY, BILLY BARNES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS R1cr1ARD WAYNli, , Vice Prefidezzt Miss LUCY GARRISlJN. Spamm- XVINCENT FUQUA, , , 7 Prexident XYINCENT DAVIS- Secrefzuj'-Trezzfzzrer THE FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHQMORES Fzrft rau PEGGY RAINS, GAYLE RAFOTH, BEBE SIMS, HELEN ROONEY, AUDREY SHILLINGLAW BETTY WEBB, OAN REYNOLDS, Y IRGINIA REESE BARBARA TOWNER LORENL SOULE MAY BELLE SPRINGER GATE ELAINE WEST, MARJORIE WARD, NELDA WOOLARD EMILY WASHINGTON, ROWENA RIDGE CARLENE WRIGHT Thzrd mu IMMY SHlhLDS, RICHARD ROBERTS, ROBERT SNEED OREN WILLIAMS JOHN WILHOITE, RANDY TAYLOR FRANK WILLIAMS, BETTY STANTON, ACK WELCH KENNETH WEBB 7 . s ' J a 1 . , ., , . ,. I Second row: JOHN STARK, ALFRED TAYLOR, STEWART STAMPS, BARBARA SOUTH- 7 7 L , A ,'. J' . v . 1 , . , , ,I ' , SOPI-IOMGRES Fzrft row MIRIAM PRESTON, ALICE PENLAND, BETTY METHVIN, MARGY ANN LOSER, OANN OHNSON, ANE PEERY, MARTHA LEECH, AMELIA MEYER, MARY ORNING' TAYLOR KNIGHT Second row RICHARD PORTER, ANN NIEDERHAUSER, ACKIE KLINE, MAY BELLE PERRY, NANCY LAWRENCE, PHILLIP PORCH FANNIE LOUISE MILES, ROSALIE MADDOX Tbzrd row AMES OHNSON, AMES PRITCHARD, EDWIN PARKLR, CLYDL MONT GOMERY, CECIL NEWBERRY, CAMPBELL LOTHER, BILLY OHNSON, LLOYD KING, WARNER MCNEILLY, BOBBY JOHNSON, IMMIE NAIVE J J J -' J DOYLE MCWHORTER, JACK MARTIN. A -- .1 A J .I A f f - J J . SOPI-ICDMORES Fzmt row EDWARD BAUER EANNI: BUCK, MARY ALICE BRANNON, NADIA BOW MAN, ROBBIE DAVIS, ACQUELIN CRUNK DOROTHY GREEN ORLEAN ALFORD, HILDA FRANK HENRIETTA GOLDNER ANE BELL MARGARET HILL BOB FINLEY Second row MRS W E WHITThN BETTY CAMERON, DOROTHY HAY, HERMOINE ALLEN, VIRGINIA CRUTCHFIELD MARTHA ANE AUSMOS, MARIANNE GOWEN EDILENE HARGROVE PAULINE HICKS Tbzrd row REBECCA HODGES BETTY BOB DOXEY SALLY HARDCASTLE, BOBBY CAMPBELL ACK BLANKENSHIP, THOMAS CUMMINGS, EDWIN BFRGTR, ROBFRT FOSTER, BIII CLARK OHN CUNO, ACR HAIIIX Fourth rou BOBBY GARRETT, GLEN GREENE, ROBERT GREELY BYRON CLARK, TODD GAULOCHER, RICHARD GLEAVES .' , J 1 A - J 9 1 7 A 1 .I 1 Q ' .' . . I 1 , 1 1 EMBRY, CAROLYN CLARK, MARY HOWARD, MARTHA BOND, BARBARA BALLARD, ANGELA s J 3 , . " 7 3 ,J - 1 - , I 1 .I A 'I ' . 'I '. , p SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MRS. W. E. WHITTEN ,v,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 7 ,, , ,, , , , ,,,A.,.., - , , -Sponmr BETTY METHVIN ...,. Vice Preurident RANDY TAYLOR, . , ., . ...,,,. Prefident BETTY SIMS- , , , Secretary-Trmfure PHILLIP Ponca , , , ,Sergeant at Armf TI-IE SGPHCDMORE CLASS wr ,gn-iv' we mv JIMMY RAGSDALE EUGENE RAIND SYLVIA STAHLMAN IDICK STEWART BETSY TURNER PATRICIA VAN SICIQLE IARY IKLICE XVILLIAM5 RUTH XVILSON Q7 ACN 'UE' .-any. N1ARI1.1'N SIMPBUN FRANIQ TANKBLEY FAYE YICK .Iona WIN'I'E1u BARIIARA IXNN WI: iw' ..,,, ...Er 'af '19 ESF AIU IKNN SILK JEAN SLAYMAKER FKANK TICE MAC TOLBERT ALLEN XVALKER BRUCE XVILLIAMS GENEVIEVE WOLFE MAIIY ELLEN XYRIGHT Q fi?:Qg Q Q gg 5 5 2 a .. 6 4,- 4' 3 .gigagw :-ww -1- ,SW uw , Y? S ur' 'W wif A AI A .1 6,7 " 141' Q ' ' .gf ,ff 'V g' Q gt ,- M , v I v ,Y ,. I I vn I i :Z f . , . ' 2 1 F 'V .1 5 -2:54, .:..f ., I 'Z 7:4 f ' " f: ff' J ,. I . ...... Q .IZ ..,., . if: if . . In I L, 3 4 lfi we - V 9 ,Q .JT K vvv' VL? flff zf fl ,E ,M 352. 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V QE ' AJ r"Ax"' I. 1 tj' 9 1 . ,NJA Y , ' L , wr 35? . z-1, fi? psi' fr. v ,.p-df" 4 K,.Q,v,y , fs D Y ff lf., ff ,,Ms,.,,,.X N" ff ,, mwg, QV ,.wf' f J ,wi if ,', 5, 1 fm . ,uf 'A Wa ' ' ff' 4 uf , ww 5, V wwf, M 7 1 3 ,f ' 'M ,, f I ,Q , ,W g m 1 4 5:15-fx, 2 a 5 Q 5 .V Q. .vf 1, "WW if is fa wi' , .., kpgmfhs , -W A 45 4 WF ,r""',.K I K .-V . ff 6 ,ff 4 ! f- . A-"' 'Q' yi ,F Vijik X fps, 1 mv 1 - ? , ai Agia 5 , .V an M fa 2 Q 'A-:' " E 5 Y, 1, V ,Jr fnaf 5 ,af IE Zii. i N m A if M ln, 'A 'Q' 2 '21 fa. V vgg 52' fr .gizewfff-v SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CAROLYN B.-ass Vice Prevridenf ROY SLAYNIAKER , 7 , Prefidefzf ANN VANTRESE .Yefrefmjy JIMMY ENOCH, , , , ,, , , Sergmnf at Armf MRS. GEORGE MAYFIELD Clam .Ypmzmr JOE WOMACK, , , Treamrer Mlss MARY Wlzlsn , Clam .fpozzmr THE SENICR CLASS . ':": lil A I ' 'wg wi -1i12'S5'fZ:,5'2Yf4fQC9fi'f,2" ' Atflwlmzivlf A " W ' " ,.'7X2W5k1'1'n9f5f ' w'I'..'.5"v.i51a' ' ' a':?1i4E5Z131 Sag? ul 7 ,Jin-H , 1' 'K ,M- I' 45 Q. I: 4 ,A 2 VME? 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Englixb MCCLENDON, HARDIN B.A., M.A. Sofia! .S'cie1zcef Djyfrjbntjuc Admifziffmtl Educatian YYYYYYYYYYYY Y Y Y Y Y Y YY YY Y 'H+ Y iYY i Y, Y Y f i Y YYYYYYYYYY The followmg boys Of the Class of 1945 are now In the SCYVICC Of then' Country TOMMY BECKER HENRY BRITAIN CLAUDE BUCK BOBBY CHERRY BRYCE COLE BOB CRFss EARL DUNN BILL HAZELTON CARL HERTBNSTEIN WILLIAM LANGSETH BILL LINN BILL MURRAY CHARLES MCCABE ROBERT MCDOWELL DOUGLAS RIDGE ROBERT SAIN ACK SEELY ACK SHERRILL ACK STAMPS JACK THOMPSON JAMIE WADE IN MEMGRIAM Lllx L W I L L ll N K ll N EIL lxLlILa W ocmkcuxx XX 1L5mux II Sl fHARllS TAXLOR 40 lavvsox HL rum 4 'MX111-' .1 is privilcgci IU SI cmd l1c'lwlmmJ gm! IICI' Illlglli llmr the IWVIIILIPICS that gmc hu' lwlrrlu, .mi lmpp mn, .mf thc pcguc WI JI .mlm 11.15 "1 Q ' ' lf' xXwl-VX'X1xx4.XX'IIKI-RQWY'1L 1 X 1 L11 11 11111 Nlfllkk NX 11 1. L 1 1 ' N 91111113 K OU WLLOIHL 54.1 113115 1 5 INS 1 111 71 L1 NN' 118 L 11 L F1 11K1LQ 1161 F ILS 11 N 1.11 XUL1 Y I 131 D l1L 111. 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K' J' lfiilafh -' I egg? . K. LQX -T-. .Q .-5 's 1 rum 1 ,Sanur Qflaxss nfl I! ihzllalrnru ing G-Snlunl 1111 lf R Q 'XXNI II IIXXINNII HILLLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL '4 " ' mN:vN.XZiX?2QQ,YR XX 6"-. 'H '-. -x vcr-.,. 5 L 5 Q ., I if if P xx ' if 3 . ' ,I 1? '1 CNIJI ,X mf ffl ww .4 IX .l,I:' 3. H if '. ' 1' L' I V 6"?Q'l.m:dv'-m:q gs', , -.za pxquwa as 'saw J' PHP E1 x iii? -, , M - JS. x ' - "':3, 'a5'a -. mmmmmZZmH Nm15gEw4Z IHGOTMUMJJ mmzm Gmommqizm Q06 EAA: WWC 'MO mmm wg FZMMZAQQLWWZV QE qM1:3 FHLWAQIJ KING AND BUNTIN ATTORNEYS AT LAWS Last Wlll and Testament of the Semor Class of 45 To Wnorvr rr MAY CONCEQN We the senror class of 1944 45 of Hrllsboro Hzgh Scrool af er four or more years of stuclles do take thrs opportumty to make and de clare this our last will and testament PARTI the follovvxng b quests are made by the drs rngulshed graduatlng class rn 1ts entrretv ARTICLE I We the Semor Class of 1945 do hereby b quearn to the un1or Class our Sen1or Prxvxleges ARTICLE II Vw e the Semor Class leave to the Sophomores a large parr of pants for each member for they are too brg for therr own ARTICLE III We the S 'nor Class leave to the Freshmen our deepest sympathy for the dark near future ARTICLE IV We the Semo Class leave the Faculty what more could any faculty wxsh PART II The subsequent bequests are mad through the overflowmg generosrty of the Seniors We Dot Appleby Peggy Parks Martha Trtbble and Jane Todd leave our way wxth the teachers to Charlle Dexhl I-Ierby Llndahl and Frank Tanksley Curtrs Austelle leave my vast knowledge bf the oppos1te sex to Bobby Mrller oe Austm leave the dark room to Marcus Shannon rn hopes that he w1ll enyoy the solltudc as much as I have Betty Baker leave lookzng for Owen Hines Carolyn Bass l ave my sweet volce to can Orr Carla Blocker leave my telephone number to Freshmen Sophomore Jumor and Senior boys Faye Bomar leave happv memorxes of a happy school lrfe to anv unhappy person Warren Bosman leave my Herculean bulld to Murray Harmon eanne Brmton leave mv love for d1ssect1on to Blllv Chambers Mar Bubxs leave my l1ne of talk to be used 1n the seventh War Loan drrve Mary Lou Buck leave the office telephone Rogers CThe Lodgerj Buntm leave a dozen roses to Mrs Moss and a box of headache tablets to next year s will makers Dorothy Burgess leave wlth Gus for parts unknown Mary Ruth Clark leave for Panama Norman Clarke leave my excuses to Bobby Longbturst ohn H Coles very reluctantly leave Dede BIVIHS Mary Carroll Cook leave my ab1l1tv to make vv1tn the 1dle chatter to Audrey Bendley Bob Cress leave my Honor Soclety prn to B1lly Lamb Wynne Cullon leave a wad of gum under a ltbrary table Vrrgrma Cunn1ngha'n leave a box of soda to anvone who eats the Home Ec cooking Nancy Cuno leave my dramatrc talents to Claudra Horn Mary Lv nne Davrs leave mv Chevy to the junk man unfortunate berngf Wrllxam de Mars leave the Dramatrc Club QEd1tor s note At last' Harry CBaldvj Dodd leave a bottle of Wlldroot Creme O11 to John W1lhoxte Ea l Dunn leave my c1v1l1an clothes to some for unate luvenxle ohn Durrenb rger leave my dead pan to Sara Floyd Marianne Eason leave my salestalk to next vear s Annual Staff Charles CBroomD Embry leave my mee sophrstxcated gn-l frxends to Bobby Anderson Luc1 Emer on leave my abxhty to skxp classes to Rosemary Drumwmght Jnrvmy Enoch vv 1th a sigh of rellef leave the bookstore We Jane Farrar V1rg1n1a Osborn and Dot Turner leave the clinic to less worthy hands Janet Fenn leave my mother rn the art room J B Gore leave high school lrfe IU the search of new talent CA vhoo Martha Ovv en Grbson leave my footsteps for my sister to follow But she won t Dons G1pson l ave my beautlful rmg to Mrss Katherzne Weis Pat Halev leave my amazmg knowledge of Amerlcan H1story to Mr McClendon Ahce Hampton leave my place rn the office to Jean Mart1n V1v1an Hargrove leave my hunt and peck system of typmg to ane Grlbert Wesley Hrckman leave my pep and sp1r1t to David Post Jerre Hobbs leave my ma1den name Betty Ruth Holbrook leave Berthan Hooton leave wxth a fmal attempt to get rxd of Curtzs Austelle do I9 We Albert Johnson and Tommy Sue Thomas leave together Anne Krng leave my loud borsterous conduct to Anne Harwell Don Kmg leave 1f I leave lovrng my teachers as much as they love mel Nell Leech leave my rural brogue to John Cuno Mary Allen Lewrs 1 ave my ablhty to get dates to Betty Methvm Dwrght Lmton leave why not? Bob Luckado leave my saxophone to someone who can play rt Bobby McDowell leave my place on the football bench to Harry Lawson Jrmmy D Martm l ave my crew cut to Dick Cummms hopmg that he w1ll take advantage of rt Betty Minor leave for a mayor course at colle e Charleea Moss leave my place on the lrbrary staff to Robert Greeley Martha Neese leave my polnt making machme to Henrletta Brown Robert Newbrll leave my orchestral talents to Alfred Bartles Celeste Nu tmg leave my notebooks to Dan Young hopmg they vvrll help htm Gen Ollphant leave my quietness to Nancy Cook udy Owen leave wxth my Home Ec ab1l1ty hoprng that we w1ll benefit from lf he future Nancy Pearre leave to be a busy e cecut1ve elsewhere Lucy Delle Peebles leave all my attentron to Mr Mac s History class Pat Post leave a compact to anyone else who would lxke to prlmp in the cl1n1c Joyce Rady leave my bralns to Frank Tanksley Jud Randolph leave my pxtchmg ab1l1tv to John CLooreD Stark Geraldrne Rrdge leave mv basketball ab1l1ty to Jo Ann Srsk Donna Roonev leave to be a model for Ipana Helene Russell leave my knowledge of mrlrtary maneuvers to Martha Kxng Robert Sain leave my golf ball on the tee Albert Schroeder move all my belonmngs to Annabel s Jack Synthet1cDSeely leave my stock of v1tam1n p1lls to Tommv Allen Sydnxcrel Shmn leave my h1gh grades on Constrtutron exams to B1ll Hosse Carolyn Schubert leave my featl er to a fashxon magavme Roy Slaymaker leave my Presrdency of the Senror Class my place on the Annual Staff and my female admxrers to any ten people that can handle them ack Thompson leave all my love at Hlllsboro Anna Vantrease leave my rovvmg machme and v1brator to Jean Slaymaker Emma Jean Vaughn leave my Spamsh book wrrh translatlons to Marrlvn Sxm son Barbara Walker leave my place rn the se ond perlod Hzstorv class to Dot Nolan Glorta Walker leave my carrot top to Joe Roblnson Steve Walker leave Mrs Oscar Hager Woof' Woof' Beverly Wallace leave some of my good looks b cause one glrl can t have lf all to Sylvla Stahlman not that she needs them Glenn Welch leave my Romeo technique to Mac Tolbert Peggy Wells leave my sweaters to Brlhe Sue Pool Charles ChuckD W1therspoon leave mv vocabulary to Dave Lansden Donald CFlashD Womack leave my athlet 'nhty to Charles Anderton oe Womack leave my suave way vv rth tl e Facultv to Todd Gaulocher Beulah Wood leave my phone numbe to lust anv bov Graham Woodham leave a gas ucket to Robert Jackson ARTICLE V We the Sen1or Class leave to our class sponsors Mr Mayfteld and Mxss Mary Wels our thanks for all thelr efforts 1 our behalf CS1gnedJ Trnz Samoa Crass Any and all complamts should be referred to Dr Donald Rn-g and Professor Rogers C C Buntm Flat No 5 Hosp1tal for the Mentally Unbalanced Wztnure: Snns A BEAUTY Miss BEH svroun IMA Woman Gnvrzaar. 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