Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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SENIORS Q Peg .M N. Julio Santoro According to some of our commuters, julio kept life merry on the bus. He has a great sense of humor and sees everything thatls funnyg but he can always be counted on and trusted. Deane Saunders Deane hasn't much to say while he's under the teacher's watch- ful eyes, but just wait until they turn their head. I have heard it said that he likes best to stay at home and toot his trumpet Florabelle Schena Active or inactive Florabelle is one swell girl and always ready to lend a hand. Quiet most of the time she would take advan tage of an opportunity and work in a snappy comeback. Mary Louise Schindler A tall, slender blonde who has that friendly smile for every- one, Mviry Louise receives the flowers for being one of the sweet' est girls in our class. Max Schwartz So far as we know, Max is not susceptible to feminine charms, However, he still has plenty of time. Wfithout him the world would be a gloomy place. Bertha Seybert Bertha is one of those conscientious individuals who always has her work done, and one of those accomplished students who always has it done well. Tho' generally rather quiet, vou can hear her when there's an interesting bit of news to pass on. Sallie Marie Shockey There really isn't room for all we would like to say about Sallie. You'll know Sallie if you meet her. She has sparkling. brown eyes and very, very curly brown hair. Mildred Short Miss Powers certainly picked a group of efficient, capable girls to be her assistants. Among them was Mildred! She start- ed this year but now she knows the library as well as any student in school. Albert Skreber Albert is an authority on practically everything from A to Z, He has carved his niche in our Hall of Fame by studying once in a while. Albert has been a welcome addition to the class of '37. Esther Smalley When one sees Esther she seems rather quiet. But iust wait until someone starts her talkingg she can hardly be stopped. Have you noticed her eyes-beautiful, I should say. Page twenty four

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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

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Mary Evelyn Smith This quiet lass is a perfect example of what every mother wishes her daughter to be-modest, sweet, and reserved. By the way, her name often graces the honor roll. Dena Stein Here is one girl who can swim, and swim well. In fact her whole family is gifted that way. But swimming is not Dena's only accomplishment. She has gained many friends in the few years she has been with us. Geraldine Strange A leader in her field Qsounds like a General lVlotor,s adi is our way of describing Jerry. She slings a wicked pen and isn't a bit hesitant about using it. Jerry has had a part in almost ev- ery school activity. Leo Strausbaugh Leo made a name for himself through his characterization of the poet in the play given at Sr-Jr banquet. When it comes to acting, Leo has what it takes! Virginia Taulbee Virginia's hobby is collecting handkerchiefs and her ambition is to be a nurse. She is very conscientious about her work, and we might add, about her appearance. Has anyone ever seen a single hair out of place? Eva Thompson Eva can do about anything. She says she'll decide on a career after finishing school. She might be a stenographer. Her likes: swimming, dancing. and playing duets with Esther. Wilina Titsworth Quiet? Not when you know her. Who says all girls are beautiful but dumb? Take a look at this picture and then dwell on the fact that Wilma makes very good grades. You'll have to admit that there are exceptions to the rule, and that Wilma is a good one. Margaret Toberman You can't help but admire this girl with her modesty and her simplicity. She's quiet, sometimes much too quiet-but this seems only to add to her attractiveness. John Trhlik John is just a wee bit timid with the girls. but he's a man's man. judging by the way he observes the rules and regulations of our alma mater, we predict that he will become an upright, law-abiding citizen. Ida May Turner Ida May isn't at all loquacious, but we finally found that her ambition is to be a nurse and her hobby is sewing. With two such fine accomplishments as these to her credit, won,t she make a fine wife for some man? V Page twenty- five SENIORS