Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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julia Hancock Slvartlmna' I and Il. Since she has joined the Commercial Department she has won the love of everyone. She never tires in her efforts to teach us to make our short-- hand stroke just the right length. She is tall and striking with her pretty lilark hair. Ethel Horner, A.B. and B.M. U. S. Hi.rlory, Ci'rir,f. This is the woman who guides the seniors so that they will not fall down in their dignified exit from the building of learning. She also directs that grand musical production given each spring by the famous yodelcrs of tht- high school. Mary lVlanning, A.B. American Litemmre, English Lilemlure. Day after day, it's Authors, authors, who knows the authors which isn't just a game, and still she smiles with that twinkle in her eye! VUl fun she must have playing with those nice books, maps, and even houses e inake for her. Fred Orland, BS. Soil: and Cmpr, Animal Huybandry, Farm lwccbanicr. There must he present in his classes a second jack Benny if you can judge by the hilarity accompanied by the loud haw-haws issuing from those lower regions: but just try throwing a book across his study hall, and you'll soon discover that you're supposed to be stirring those brains instead. Eileen Powers, B.S.Ed. English II, American Literalure. She has entered into this new routine and has taken her part in this great program of livingg she has endured very well under the strain of seeing and trying to check this swarming mob. We do hope we haven't frightened her too much. Louis Rademacher, A.B. and M.A. Genmm I and ll, M. ana' M. Hirlory, Ancient Hirlary. Few teachers can get their students to sing in Englishg here's one that can persuade them to sing in any language with which they are not well acquainted. I doubt if some know just what the theme of the ballad is. This isnlt his only accomplishmentg look around and you'll see. Agnes Reed Affiffillll lu Nlirx Faster. Here is to Miss Agnes who has so much feeling for our 'latremptsu at cookery , a smile for every cake success, a tear for those broken dishes, a consolation for th it souffle which fell, and huge encouragement for every success, Myrtie Whitten, A.B. and M.A. Aigebm 1, Arlkvtrnred Algebra, Economicr. She teaches us when we are green and then again when we are so ad- vanced. I wonder what her opinion is? Besides teaching she has a small family to look after-just several hundred girls. And to think that in our fourth year she can still smile at us. Page thirteen

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