Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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SENIORS .lean Mason l'Weinie was a main-stay in the center of the line for the Hiltops during the last season. As captain he led his squad through a successful football year. Of course he has spent some time going in for things more effeminate. Dorothy Maninfior She always has a gocd word for the worst of us, and a big smile for all of us. And that's not all--she's a l'shark in her classes. Dorothy promises to do the 037' class much credit. Frank Millerd We admire Frank because he reads all those books that we think are dull and uninteresting. His hobby, next to reading, is philately-in other words. stamp-collecting. Tom Maxwell He says helll hire himself out to be the life of the party for only two dollars a night. Cheap-huh? But I'Il guarantee his success. He's really quite good at that sort of thing because, after all, he's a Scotchman. Russell Myers Russell is one of those hardy men who wrest a living from the soil. He and his brother-farmers have a great time here at school discussing crops, weather, etc. Russell plays the saxaphone and drives a Model T. Hughey Morgan If I-Iughey decides to be a farmer, the world will have lost a great politician. It takes only a history question to make him ex- pound the evils and pitfalls of present-day politics. Charles McLean Cookie has wicked feetg when it comes to dancing you can't hold him down. Have you ever noticed he has a great propen- sity for blondes? That,s all right, Cookie, they say all gentlemen prefer blondes. Geraldine McCracken Jeannie says her major ambition is to be a singer. Well, it seems to me that she has fulfilled that ambition already as she has sung her way into the hearts of many of her friends. Pauline Niehaus Nec vox nec verba sequunturf' In case you haven't taken Latin that means Neither voice, nor words followfy which de- scribed Pauline very well. She really is very quiet and modest-- two becoming traits. Glenn Niehaus Glenn's favorite hobby is herding around his Model A Ford. But this is one time when a hobby comes in handy because he has about four miles to cover every morning before he reaches school. Page twenty two

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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

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Doris Parkes Another Miss who was very active in the musical ead of activ- ities. She possessed a swell personality, took advantage of it, and made a lot of friends for herself while in H. C. H. S. Doris was elected Queen of Love and Beauty for Carnival 1936. Herbert Osborn Too I-ad! Herbert heard the call of the wild and left our own safe and sound portals to join the three Cs. We can only hope that he has as much success there as he did here in school. Pete Piazza Pete hails from Panama, the place that helps keep us sup- plied with football and basketball stars. Pete and Nlarcilene are not related-although they have the same name. Marcilene Piazza Classroom recitation and elocution gave lVlars,' two chances to make herself known, otherwise she seemed quiet around the halls. Everyone knows, though, that she is just the opposite among her close friends. Viola Pulliam Count her as a girl with real athletic ability. She took in al- most all the sports offered and made the team every time. Bas- ketball was Viola's greatest snap. Mary Pickerill You all know her. She can talk her way into or out of any- thing. But she's a good kid. Her ambition is to go places and do things. Our guess is that she has attained it for she is never home. Lois Rhodes Here, Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a standard 1935 model girl. fbllodern advertising does have so much influence on uslj Not only is she guaranteed to last. but she is very handy when it comes to wielding a drawing pencil. Nellie Jean Pulliam Wt ve finally succeeded in anal 'zin Nellie ean and found , y sz I I her to be made of three arts humor, three arts vivacitv and . . . . l , four arts wisdom. Nellie ean is es eciall famous for her broad . P . . . p Y , grin, which expresses congeniality to the very tip of her nose. Betty Sammons We would like to give Betty a lot of credit but we hear that she blushes when being praised. However, we can't let the fact go by that she was the reliable center for the girlls basketball team. Delbert Rice Let us present one of the brilliant mathematicians of the 'k37 class. Delbert assures us that he has accomplished everything ex- cept to extract the square root of minus one and declares he can do that if given time. P igc twenty three X! SENIORS .J 'T' -it