Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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SENIORS Helenann Guthrie Now look right this way, Miss Guthrie, until we get your epi- taph written. Special features-one nose, one mouth, outstanding characteristicfvery pleasant, bosom friendg final appraisalffwe'rc sure you'll agreej-a peach of a girl. Eunice Grotts Eunice is one of our best commercial students, being able not only to pound the typewriter keys, but to write shorthand easily. She came to us from Butler and it didn't take her long to make a place for herself here. Mary Harris She's very small, but everyone knows that good things come in small packages. And blonde hair with pretty brown eyes help make an awfully attractive package. John Gutierrez Is there anything in the way of sports that john doesn't like? We don't think so, judging by his favorites-hunting, skating, swimming and boxing. Above all, he likes the beautiful senori- tasg some of them tell us that he's a grand crooner. Dorothea Hendricks Tall, blonde, and quietg of all the words in the Kings Eng- lish, these three seem to describe Dorothea best. She had to miss school a great deal of the time because of illness. Dorothy Helfers Dorothy has tried to conceal herself throughout her high school days. Her motto is It is better to be a good listener than a good talker. However, her intimate friends tell us she doesn't live up to it always. Joe Herman Joe is our nomination for the least noisy boy in all the high school. Never distracted by the opposite sex, he is able to plan and work at all his subjects with lots of concentration. Charles Herman Sees all. hears all, and says nothing-except to brother joe. That's Charles. In fact he's so quiet we couldn't even discover his ambition or hobby. Well, there's nothing wrong in keeping all your thoughts quiet. Nellie Ivie I'll be quiet and let somebody else talk, seems to be Nellie's mottofand it isn't a bad one. At least it has kept her from getting any demerits. Nellie came from Granite City just in time to graduate with our class. John Hicks Panama happens to be his stomping ground. John is one of that mysterious cult which believes that All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. XV Page twenty

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Alberta Evans Alberta believes that variety is the spice of lifew for here are a few things she likes: music Qboth piano and organj, home eco- nomics, and ping-pong. She says she isnit going to marry. A noble aim, Alberta. Alba F aletti Looks sort of small to be raduatin , but it all oes to rove . . g . g g' P . that size doesnt count. She has ained a re utation of om 1 U U it P g g places and doing things, and she makes others aware of her pres' ence. Helen Ferrari Helen came to school to learn something, and she's doing it. She has plenty of ambition and she's not afraid of working to realize her ideals. Besides problems in school, there are always plenty of problems in love to work. Frank Fishback Frank believes there is nothing truly valuable which can be purchased without painful labour. He is a good student but is rather timid, it seems. Robert Frame We can't understand why Robert was never roped in to be more active in our school activities. If you know him, youlre sure to like him. He frowns on learning, but he has completed his course in the accepted time. Cora Frkovich Outstanding characteristic-her voice. Cora can always be seen talking to anyone who will listen. Her gift of gab helps her out a lot in class, because everyone knows that it's advantageous to know a correct answer once in a while. Frank Frkovich Frank, although he ix Cora's brother, is just the opposite. He likes to work and drive a car. His favorite pastime is arguing with his sisters. fWe'll bet he gets plenty of competition., Frank likes pretty girls, too. James Gibb james was a real worker on the Hiltop staff and much credit should be given him for the way he handled the camera. It,s a pretty safe bet that he will succeed in anything he undertakes. Theron Gleichman Speck's hobbies-pigs, dogs. and going fox hunting. He's almost always rattling around, here, there, and everywhere, in an old Model T with a cage full of dogs tied on behind. Olga Glosecki Herels one oun woman who has some reat ambitions. Ol- Y 2 V e ' a sa s she wants to be either a doctor or a law er. She likes to g y . - y . , dance, ride a bicycle, play basketball, cook and sew. She dislikes inquisitive people. Page nineteen SENIORS

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Ralph Keith Ralph says he's mechanically-minded. Heis never happier than when he's tinkering around on cars and tractors or on some kind of motor. And wonder of wonders! Ralph says he likes school. Rudolph Kaldi Ahoy, luhbers! Rudy plans to be a sailor-in fact, our class would have been one smaller had he been accepted as a recruit at the end of the first semester. But he has high blood pressure, could it be caased by the pretty brunette he goes with at Don- nellson? john Kodak Many are they who envy Johnis brains. He's got the stuff to put himself overn in this big world. He is one of the hard- working fellows in this school, and flashes a smile that doesnit work off. Howard Kepper Howard is never in a hurryg he takes things as they come- and as they go. His hobby is dancing and he likes everything but school. Carroll Lentz Although we don't know much about Carroll we succeeded in discovering that he is left-handed. We wonder if that accounts for his brilliance. Gena Krummel Remember Ferol? Well, this is her little sister. Gena has done il good job of carrying on the traditional family tricks. Her poise and popularity make her the ideal all-around co-ed jack Lewey jack has the right to claim that he is the only Lewey in the '37 class--that's something in Hillsboro. His great hobby is. driving, and his consuming ambition is aviation. Clifford Lentz The mind ought sometimes to be diverted, that it may ree turn the better to thinking. Clifford, alias Bobo, Watso, and Bumpy, is a man of many diversions, most of them harmless ones like shootin a er-wads or uttin tacks in chairs. S P P S Midge Major Her one ambition is to be an 'told maid , so she says. But from things we have heard and seen, sheis due for a total failure. And does she have an abundance of wim, wigor, and witality. Fort Lipe Coming events cast their shadows before --that was the thought that flashed through your writer's mind when she saw Fort shooting through the basketball at the beginning ofthe school year. Well-Fort has fulhlled all our predictions, and has proved himself a grand basketball player. SENIORS ,U XX! R ' 37' Page twenty-one 1