Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)
- Class of 1941
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Ludwig, Cfress, Smith, Yoliie. FIPHT PEIRIUIJ X:-HP-9:45: As I look back upon the many days I spent at H. C. H. S., l lirst recall the prelimi- nary period which was set aside for plays, ly- ceums, announcements, etc. l can still see Pick as he strolled to the altar with his royal crown cocked on one side as he portrayed a character in Wliy' the Chimes Rang , given by the Ger- man club. Oh! yes, remember how Margaret Smith made a perfect housewife in the Christ- mas playg and then we couldn't overlook all the interesting lyceums. I remember especially the man from jamaica and the Swiss Yodlers. Going from the auditorium to my first hour class, I was always deafened by a loud din of voices and a clatter of footsteps. As the con- glomeration of people finally subsided, the few lingerers rushed madly to their classes as the bell rang loudly starting the first hour class. Re- member when we walked into the auditorium one morning and held our breaths as we saw six chairs balanced carefully on one tiny table. After we viewed the state of affairs we scurried over to band and what did we hear but a band screech of trombone which turned out to be just jerry Yorlie imitating Tommy Dorsey. Un top of that we looked around and saw Lindh Young wiping lipstick from behind his ear. I wonder what julia Anne meant when she said, Is my lipstick smeared? l could go on for- ever telling you about the Hrst hour but as you read on through this book you will learn more and more about life at H. C. H. S. 9 THE 1941 HILTOP THE BAN CLARINETS Rosella Codemo Myra Cole Alfred Dammann Annadel Graden Rosalie Greene Betty Lawrence Ivan Lingle Dorothy Neal Betty Pope Addalee Spooner Helen Todd Aloe Venturelli TROMBONES Mary Attebery Betty Bremer Harold Brown George Jones .loc Major Mary Seymour Marjory Todd Carlos Westbroolx BASSES Lindh Young Stanley Young BARITONE Dorothy Newport One, two, three, four and a long break be- tween tlie second and third beats. Now, letls try it againf' Wlitit was that? Why, it was only the scene of a regular band rehearsal. Few of us realize the hours they spend in preparing for public performances. We've all enjoyed im- mensely their grand marching this year, especial- ly the patriotic demonstration. I'll always re- member the thrill I got as the spot light played 10 TRUMPETS Mary Borgen john Crabtree Marilyn Gaddis Mary Hill Nina Hudspeth Frank Mikolasek Catherine Nessl jim Sturgeon Fred Zellmann HORNS Geraldine Niebrand Floy Strange SAXOPHONES Betty Darda Elsie Dawson Williglm Henson FLUTE Eileen Wilson BASSOON julia Anne Murdoch PERCUSSION Arthur Bass James Martin Jerry Yotlie on the large flag and everyone sang the Star Spangled Banner. Our band is led by Mr. Cox. A great deal of his time is spent in drilling and teaching the musicians to have more accent and better rhythm. We all like our band and appreciate the work they've done in helping with our school activities. THE 1941 HILTOP BOYS GYM Stokes, Weichert, McCaslin, Ven- turclli, Frame, E., Shelton, Bullard. O'Brien, M a t t h c w s, Michelini, Palmer, Mehnchko, Vallorz, Mackey, D., Carlock, Logs- don. Milanos, Smith, W'hirc, Moll- man, Clayton, Ott, Paden, Markel, Lyerln, Boone, Booher Mackey, L., Frame, G., Harmer, Denny, Lipc, Strasbaugh, Fu- Cloli, Pierson. BUYS GYM TUUH AME T STRASBAUGH, Captain Woxi 5 Lost 0 Denny Van Alstine Root Zellmann Kepper Markel HOMA. Captain Won 2 Lost 3 Kralik Drabant Maksin Zubel Sowell . ,T.., MACKEY, Captain Won 4 Lost 1 Lipe Comstock Bullard I-Iarmer Smith Mackey, D. Syster Herguth VENTURELLI, Captain ' Won 1 Lost 4 Michelini McCaslin Macbeth 1 Carlock Puccetti LYERLA, Captain Won2 L Hensen Ott O'Brien Pierson Conlee Smith Russell ost 3 MILANOS, Captain Won 1 L Kendall Demas Frame, G. Serjun Frame, E. Coulee Marcolini ost 4 SENIORS THE 1941 HILTOP SENI I1.' 311111111 HIT Illll A l'lY1' l110l'L' 1lK'SL' XK'1lUlkl ll1.lliC 1111 .Ill-X1.'ll 1'1u11l1.1ll 1e.1111, -l-llL'y .ll'k' Ox11111'11, Xl111es11.1, 1'xl11'.1, Nl.'1l71L'l', 'l41'.11'l111', .lllkl lllllljllllll, 11.1111 11.1111 11.1111 1111' 11111' el1ee1' lk'.lLlL'l'S, 1x111g I7e1111y, .11111 15.1111111.11111. R001 .11111 Sl1'.11lx11.1111.gl1 .1l'e l111' 111e11 111'l111111 ll1e lL'.H11. Are we xeeing l1Ulll7lC? Nu, 1l11'y'1'e lllll' 1VK'lI1S, l,el.1 .11111 1.11111 Miller, Here is .111111l1e1' s1-13111111 1114 nur l3.lHLl ZL'1l' 111.11111, Y11111e. Neal, .1111l T111111. 1 2 lla. .H Cx1'.1111e1' is one 111' our 1111311 s1epp111g 1l1'11111 111.1j111'e11es. NlC1,k'.lI1, 1'1cke1il1,.11111 Neece are .111111'1p.111111g .1 SLICCL'XSfLll SQJQCYH- -111l111x11111 l1elps M11 l'.1K1111 keep 11. C.. H. 5. 11e.11 .11111 L'lU.ll1. I XY'1'lge. jones, N11Dfl111I111, 1511, .11111 5.1111 .1re our 11111 le11er 1111111 for 11.1sl1e1b.1l1. Llunes, N1-ssl, Y111111g, N11-l11'.11111, .11111 13.11'1l.1 xwi11g 11111 1111 1l1e1r f.11'111'11e 111.11'cl1, King C11111111. Senior sl1111'1l1.11111 NIllt1QI1lN lf1'.111s, lXl.lCliL'y, .11111 1111111.11111 .1re writing .11 mp speed, If you like the 19-H Hilxop, M.1yer, Nlnrkel, Newporr, Sll'L1I11.:L', .11111 Greene .1re 1111111114 1l111se resp1111sib1e. Our speedy senior lylU1NKi .1re Cir.1111, Limper, Sturgeon, 111111 M1m.1l11111. B11rgug111111i, Ke9s1e1', N1':1tl1ery, .11111 Hiller help keep up the 11111111 5111114111112 of 111e G. A. A. Piazza, Kralik, and Fcrg11sG1111 .1LlL1 111 our speech activities. 1 THE 1941 I-IILTOP SENIORS .IACK OTT- A fine combination of personality and good looks. Iiym I, 2, 3. 45 1'oothalI 3, -I, Iiaskethzxll 3, -I3 lziriiivzil I. 2, 3, -Ig liolnlnereial fiillll I. J, .I, -Ig l'Iass 0H'ieer 1, 3, 4. I'RIiSIIJI-INT CIIARLIZS MAYIZR- lmpossibIe? Sir, don't talk to me about impossi- bilitiesf' MISS HORNIIR Senior Class Advisor llym I. .23 I ootIi:iIl .21 fariiivxil I, J. 3. 43 I'ep l'IiiIs I, 2. 3, -I: fomf mereinl lilub 3, 41 flass UfIieer 2, 3, 4, lille--r I.e:uIer J. 35 Ililiup Staff 3, -I. YIl'Ii- PRICSI IJICNT DORUTIIY NEVIVPORT- Only what we have brought into our char- acter can we take with us. Ii..X..X. 33 Girly' t'I1urns I, 2, 3, 41 Iiaml I. J. 3, 43 Hreliesira Ig Up- t-iw-.lla I. 2, 3. 4: Carnival J, 3, 4: k'oimm-rcial Clnh 3. 43 Ili-rnian I lluh 3. Jg I'e1r l'IuIv I, 2, 3, 43 Ililtop Staff 3. I: liirli' Urgzmizutimi 3. -I. S lil ' R I-I'I'.X R Y -'I' R ICA S l ' R ICR lass of ,41 I GENEVA ALLAN- Liked here, liked there, Iiked everywhere. Sorento High St'hooI I, J, 5. Gym I, J, 55 Ila5ItetIr:iIl I. 2, 3, i'ai'niv:iI J. HARRY ASHMORIQ- He has many ideas, but they don't .III work out. VVIIIIAM BARNES- NY'here thcre's Ll 'W'iII', there's a way. . , . . . . . , . Iiym I3 filet' llnh I: Cnriiivzal I: lierman kluh .2, 5: Icp KIIIIV I. 2. 3, -I. MAXINIZ BAUGHHR- She Im .1 heart with room for every joy. Irving Ilieh School 1, 2, 3, VEDA BAUGHFR- Those most deserving of praise care Ieast about it. Irving: .High School 1, 2, 3, IRENE BAXTER- Of disposition sweet and manner mild. Gym 15 Girls' Chorus 3, 4: 4'l..X.A. 13 Operetta 3. -Ig l'arnix-al lg l'ommereiaI flub 1, 2, -Ig Home Ee. Club I, 2, 3, -Ig llirls' Urganizatioii 3, -I. 13 SENIORS THE 1941 HILTOP A EQ' . , G G 2 GORDON l5lfNSON-'pllliiiiking is but .in idle waste of tlinuglitf' liyin I: fzirnixzil I. J: lii'I'IlIIlII l'InIi 3: Pep Clnli 3. l0I.A BONDS- A l.1ugl1 is wurlli gi liundred groans. lllvllllvllximli lllull hvlinol I. Q. 3. VIQLMA ISORCQUUNUNI- Pep, puncll, .ind persun.1lity. liyillbl. J. .l. 4: 1i..X..X. I. Q, .l, lg Hin-i'vl1:i l. 1, .l. lg Girls' f'll01'llS 1, 2. 5. ll: l':irnn:iI I. J. 3, I: .Xsfcnilily l'i-figrqiiii .ig L'ninnn'rei:il t'lnIi J. 3, 43 Pep Clnli I. -, 3, -lg Ililt-ip Stull I1 liirlx Ili-ggiiiiygilmn 3. 4, DOLORIZ'-L llRAUl R- ln give lnippiness is ln dewerve li.1ppines9. hirls llinrnx 3. 4: luninn-i'ei:il klnlm 5, I1 Ilonn- lar. llnlm J, .Ig liirly Hregiin- zzilmn J. 4. 1 XVAYNF l5UI,l.ARl?- Me .ind my flivver, wIi.i1 inure could l give 'er? liyin J. 3. 'Ig lxirinvqil I, i. 5. Ig lrmiiiii-iw-i:il llnli J. 3. -Ig I'ep iluli 1. 3, 3, 1, IiDNA CASH- I ler eyes Qpeuk witl1.m eloquence .md truthfulness snrpgissiing speech. ii..X..X. 3: liirlx' Vlnvrlls I. J. .l, I3 l4:ii'11iv:iI .lg l'inili11L'i1'i:il flulm 33 IH-iv l'lnlm I, J. 3, -I: llirlx' Urgziniliition 3, I. Class of '41 MARY CHANDLIQR- Slie lms tlmt wliieli is most LlIICOITIl110l'l'CUI'l'll11Ul1 sense. Irving lligh Srlnml I. Z. Uliiver LZ. XVILMA CllAPPl'iI.lfAR- Silence is more muiicnl tlmn Sung. fgA,X,AX4 .lg Gil-lg' fhiiriie I. J, .L -lg Upurvttzi I. J, 3. 4: C'mnnn-reiul flulr 2, .S llrlmv lic. liluli J, 3: Pep flulr I: Girls' Urgzuiizzitiml 3. -I. MARTHA COI.LIi'l'T- First Qlie talked, tlien slie talked, still slie tnlluf' inereizil fluli -I3 llnme lic. flnlm 3: l'e1i l'Iulm I, .., 3, -I. CARL CONLIEIT- lt is 21 great clcverness to know lmw to cuncegil nur cleverneesf ALDO CORSO- He is ridiculously light-lienrtud and happy. iileu Club 4. HELEN CRAMER- A good face is tlic best letter of recommendation. Gym I, 2, 3, -Ig ILA..-X. 1, 2, 3, -lg fzirnival 3, -lg Cninmercinl Club 5, 43 Home lic flnli 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 5, -I: Girls' Urgzmizuliuii 3, -I. 14 ,- liirls' Vlmriiy I. .lg liyin I3 li..X..X. I. lg linrnivzil I. 31 C'mninerci:il lllnli .lg Class. ll.,'X..X, I, -lg Girl! l'InnAu5 I. 2, .L 43 Uneix-ttxi I. J. 4: l':irniv:iI I. 1, 5: linin- 7 THE 1941 HILTOP BETTY DARDA- Her only fault is that she has 1 Gym I. 2, 3: G..X..-X. I. 2, 3, Girls' Chorus l. 2. 3, 43 Uperetta lg Carnival 1, 2 3, 4: Assembly Program I, 2, 3, Home lie. Club 2, 35 Girls' Organization 3, 4. l'lliNRlliTTA DAVIS- May she Hnd 'smooth sailin Girls lhorus -lg Carnival 23 Lommereial Club 4: Home ICC. Club 2, 3: Germai Club 4. .IOHN DIQMAS- The bigger they come, the harder Panama High School l, 2, 3. Gym I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, .ig Track 1, 2, 3. BURTON DENNY- Why do all the girls love me? VVaIshville I, 2. Gym 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Cheer Leader 4. HAZEL DOTY- Merry as a cricket, busy as a bee. Sapulpa High School 1, 29 Maud High School 3. LEONARD DRABANT- We marvel that be could Carl Schurz 1, 2. Gym lg Track 3, Carnival 3: Operetta 4. ' SENIORS NIOHN GRIZSS- All great men arrdead, and l'm not feeling well myself. KENNETH CRISXVELL- Not merely goocl, but good for something. Irving' High School l. 2, 3. llasltetball I, J, 35 Track I, 2, 3, Carnival l, J, 3. VERNA CUNNINGHAM-K'Gracefulness is the outward expression of the inward harmony of the soulf' Panama High School 1, 2, 3. . ,IOHN CURBIS- Curly Top, l'anama High School l, 2, 3. Gym I, 2, 3, liasketball l, 2, 53 Track 2, 3, 4. SUE DALTON-- A little heart have I given away-I wonder whefbcr or not it will stay. .. , . h . . .. , . . lurls thorns Z, 3, 45 Home lac. Klub 2, 33 Girls llllfllllillllllbll 2, 3. NANCY DAMMANN- Tis better to be small and shine, than be big and cast a shadow. Gym l, Z. 3, 4: f..:X..-X. l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' fhorus l, 3, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4g Op- eretta l. 2, 3, 4, Carnival Z, 3. 4, Assembly Program 1, 33 German Club 3, 45 Pep Club .Z, 3, 45 Girls' Organization 3, 43 fheer Learler 3, 4. Class of '4 mo fault. g' all the rest of her days. they fall. ever live in a world so small.' SENIORS THE 1941 HILTOP MARY IJURBIN- Like Ll ray of sumliine, slme brightens up tlie place. Iiirly lllurllw I. I: Upvlwllxi I, 43 lulu11u'l'el:il lluli .I. Ig Iiel'n1:in llulr .Ig furl- Uruzmizzitiun 3. KIfNNIf'I'l'I Ifl,I.INCiTON- Small but mighty. l unII1:ill I, 2. S. 42 Iilee flllll I. 2. 3, I: Ilnxlxellliill I, J. .I, -I1 IIpel'vII:l 2. 3, 43 . . , 7 . . ,. liirnivnl I, J, .I, 43 .Msn-nilmly I rugqrnni I. -. 3. -I: Iierinnn lluli .Ig Irziel. I, Z, 3, -I. MARTHA ICRNST- All Llie world .xml air is Filled witli Iier lovely vnieef' Iiirln' Killnrua I, 2. 3. Ig IIl'L'llL'FII'JI I. 31 Ulu-reltsi I, 3. I: Iiairnivzil I. J. .Ig fier- nizin Kluli 3, -I: I-lrlw IIIKHIIIIYJIIIIIII 3. I. IIIJWARIJ IQSKRA- HQ-3 liigli-minded, six feet plum' I':il1:lm:l Iligli Selmnl I. 2. 3. Iiynl I, J, .Ig lluslwllixill I. J, 31 Irzielx I. J. .Ig lla-N 1II'Iu'c'l' 2. 3, IDAIIIZI. IQVANS- A walking infurmntinn bure.m. liym I, lg Ii,.X..X. I, J. 3. Ig Iiirlx' lilmrus I, 2, .I. I: Ilperellzl I. 2, 3. Ig l':irniv:iI I. Jg llniiim-reizil l'Ii1Ii 3. 4: Germzin l'InIm .Ig IN-11 l'IuIm I. J, .I, Ig Iiirlf' Hi-gginif yntlnn 3. -I. I,AURA LOU FIQRLJUSSON- Sl1e eaime, they uw, slie conquered. XXX-at 'II-xiis Iligh Seliunl I, 3. 5. hurl! fllllflls I. J, 3. 45 Iilee Kiluli I. J, 53 Uperettzi I. 1. .IZ I'm'p I'IuIi I, .Z 5. 'Ig 1 I flaw Officer -, 5: fliver I,i-:ulvr I. .,. .Ig 1':irniv:iI I. -0-ho.X,-4--.. Class of '41 IfI.IO IIIOCICHI- I .im as nnilmiliuus .ix Caesar wh, Inu: I l1.1ven't tlie clmncef' K' till-if Klnli 43 Inrmxil I I I' Xwenilnly I'1'n-,graini I I Imiiimulil Ilulm I I I.vrni:iu llnlm J, .I. I I.IfNA I3UllOI.I- Slm1'l .ix .I xlmeluwf' Iunnni-relzil Ilnlw I. I I I' I'vp kluli I- 1.11-lx Hieiliifnnni I I I'.IJI'I4II CiII.I.ILANIJ-+ I5riemls Iiy lier .ire emily nude. Iiirlx lImruN 3. 3. I' l'ii'n1x iI I' Lmnim-rex'iI ilulv ' I J Ininiin Kluli I I W! Ihvp flilli 1, Ig Iilflx IIri1:ml7:iI1ul1 X. I. lII I.I'iN liRAN'Ii- IIcl' wayx .ire Ilmxe of pIe.1S.1ntneGQ. hvm I. 3:1-..X..X. I ' I I,l.11Ix llminx I. J, I I Ilpiulli I I 1 liinlxil l. lg .Xwenilily I'rngr:in1 I. lg IIUIIIIIIUITIIII l'InIi J. 3. -Ig Iiermxin l'IuIi .Ig IH-p l'IuIr I. J, .I. 'Ig Ilillup Sl :I ROSAl.IIi CiRIfIfNlf+ Sl1e likes all lier suluiectw but Slie Iikex: 'lim' best. Iiyml I X X I I I 4,IiliIf IIIIIIIIH I.2,i I Iiinrll ' I I Ulkllislll I, 2: Ilpi-1'n'II.i I, J, I I 1.ilnn.il I. l, .l. I, lnniiiinulil Ilnli I lulnin iluli 3. Ig I'rp Iluli I. J. .l, 4, Illlluyi 5I.iII .I. I, IiII'l5 Urg:iiilx:iI1m1 3, 43 .Xwv j I a Irugr:im -, -I, -IUI.lA KiUI7AI.I,- Silence is nliten more eloquent tlmn wnrLIu, l':in:im:i Iligli Ss-Iinn I I. J. 3, L Iiyin I, J, 53 Inrlx lliurus I, .11 lilie Ilulm I. 2: ISIYIIIVJII I: .Mu-inlwly I'rngr:in1 1. 3, A. 16 ' ' ?' THE 1941 HILTOP sEN1oRs 'il l ROSALAND GUY- l lcr wide acquaintance both hcrc and abroad, proves her ability to win friends. Cllvstwliclil Gr:uniu:u' Sclnml. limxlzmil I, J, 3. 1 WAYNE HARPER- I take life easy. Sorento lligh Sclmnl I, 2, 5. I Assn-nilily lifllgfillll 3. 3. 4 l DON HITNSON- Quin, but not asleep. llnnncllsun I, 2. l Cninnivrcinl Club 4. NORIITTA HICKS- The things are few she would not do in fricndship's name. llym I, J. 3. 4: Il..X..-X. 3, 43 liirls' Chorus 3. 4: Carnival 3. 43 Conuncrcixil Club 2, 3, -I: llnnic lic. Club 33 l'c1i Club 5, 4, Girls' Organization 3, 4, RAY HICKS- lt's nice to livc long, but better to love 'Langlfl llym J, 3. 4: Trsivclc 3, 3, 45 lilec Club 2, 35 Cnrnivzil 2, 3, 4, Cmimlcrcial Club 2, 3. MILDRISD HlLI.liR- Ambition has no rest. hym I. 2. 3. 41 Ii.-'X--N 1. 2. 3. -li UIWYCTUI lv 3, 3. 43 Carnival I, .lg Home Plc. Club I, Z, l'up Club I, Z, 3, -Ig Girls' Urgauiizzition 3, 4. Class of '41 IAMHS HOFACKER- He's true to his work, his word, and his friends. fym I, 2, Football 1, 2, Glec llub 4, lurnivnl Z. RUTH HOLT- To know lwr is'to like her. Girls' Chorus 3, -Ig Conunercizil Club 2, 3, 4: Home lic. Club 2, 3. JOSEPHINE HUDELSON- The gcntlc maid by gentle deeds is known. Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Cmnnwrcizil Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Urprzmizatimi I. 2. X DOROTHY INGLES- Sl1e's always merry, as merry as can bc. ,L Sorento High School I, 2, 3. JOHNNY JOHNSTON- His short waves cause much static. Gym 1, 2, 35 Carnival 1. DORIS JONES- As modern as 1941 itself. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta Ig Home Eu. Club 2, 35 Girls' Organization 2, 3. SENIORS THE 1941 HILTOP GFORGF ,IONIQS- Never speaks sense wlien nonsense will serve tlic purpose. llnnrl l. 2, 3. Urelicstru l. J, 3: l':iruiv:il I. 1. 3. -lg Asselnlmly l'rogr:un l ' 3, 43 lrnnnn-rcml ilnlr 3, lit-rlnxm lluli 3. ROBERT -lONliS- One of tlie 'll1l'UlllglSlllSl2ll.u Gym I. 2. 3. 41 lfuullmll 3, -4: llzislwtlmll J. 3, -lg Tiziek lg fziruivzil 3. 43 livflllll llulni 4 l'tp Clulvl 7 3 4 lliltup Null' ' 3 l RUTH KIQSSLICR- l'm bubbling over witli fun. x x p Gyn1l.2.3.-43 i.,. ...,., 3 lx -Q i I XA 3 4 lnls llimu I X 4 Hp r til Klll1lXll I ... l'm1ilm'rri:il lllllll 3, 3, 43 llunie lit. lllllll lg Pup flulm Z, 3, 41 Girls' Urgnn- ization 3, 4. CLINTON KIMBRO- I never trouble trouble, mill trouble troubles me. HOPIZ KING- NX'l1cre tl1ere,s life-tl1ere's Hope. Gym l. .23 4-..X..'X. l. 2. 3, 43 Girls lliurus l, 2. 3. 41 Oliurettzl l, Z, 3. 4: Vzirni- LL X val I, J. 3, 4g 1-UIIll!h'Tl'l!ll Vlulr Z. 3. 4: IK-In flulr I. 3, 3, 4, liheer Lezuler 2. 3, 4: ' ' ' K Hilton Stuff 45 Girls' Uriuniizzninn 3, 4g .Xssvinlily l'rugr:nn l, J, 3. JOHN KRALIK- Do your work ,md let me rest. Gym 1, .Eg li1ll'IllVZll lg Gt-rnmn l'l1lli 3, 4. A 18 ,..... . .. ..,., 4.-.I k'k'l..I I' 'I - Class of '41 MURIFI. LANGFORD- XWearing lier wisdom wisely. l':iu:nn:1 I. l'olnlnerci:1l Clulx 33 German fluli -l. ClfLlfST LIMPIiR- Tl1e lmrder I try the 'gooder' to be, tlie 'worser' I nm. Girls' Clwrus 1, 2, 3, -lg Open-ttzl 1. 3: Home lic. Clulv 3, 3, 45 Girls' Ufxiilllill tion 3, 4. l.OlS LOGSDON- Patience and reason are both virtues slie possesses. Gym l, 4: G,,'X..-X. l, 41 Girls' lillllflli 1. 2, 3, -lg Open-tin l. 2. 3. 43 llome fwlllll I, 2, 33 Girls' clfgllllllilllilll 3, 4. OPAL LOGSDON- The only way to lmvc Q1 friend is to be one. Gym 1, 4: G..X.A. l. -lg Girls' Clmrus 1. 2, 3, 43 Uperettzx l, J, 3, 43 llfvlllk' fluli 1, Z, 33 Girls' f,ll'Q.LZllliZ1l,ll0I1 3. 4. NIZLMA LONG- Mc-ekncss is not weakness. Snreutu l. 2. ' I . Gym lg German Club 3, -lg Class Ufneers 1. 23 Girls' Orgrnnzntum 3. 4. BOB LUITWIG- A little nonsense now and then. Glce Cluh I, 2, 3, 43 Hand 1, 25 Operctta 3: Carnival l, 2, 3. 4, Assein Progrznn 25 Ccnnmcreizil Cluly 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 35 Pep Cluh l, Z, 3, 4 THE 1941 HILTOP Hlil.liN MARKEI.- lt's nice to be natural when you are naturally nieef' liylu lg Clwrils l, 3. 3, -lg Um-rn-tl:i l, J, 33 l'oninu'rei:il K'-lub 3, 4, l'lonie lie. flub 3, l'i-im flub l, J. 3, 43 lliltop Stuff 43 liirls' Orplziilizntioll 3. ROSIQMARY MAUTON- Full of fun, full of laughter, makes us happy ever after. . . . . v hyiu l, 2, 3. 43 lf..-X..X. l, 2. 3, -lg lnrls lliorus l, 2, 3, 4: IIllL'I'0Il1l.4 I. 2. 3, -lg K':irniv:il Z, 3, Assvnibly Progrzuu 23 CIYIIIIIIFITIIII Club 2, 33 Pep llub l, 2, 3, 45 lnrla Urgziiuzzilion 3. 3. 4. BIETTY MAZIZ- Speak low if you speak of love. Gym lg llirls' Chorus l, -lg Upi-rettzi l: IQUIIIIIIDYCIJII Club 2, 45 lloiuu lie. Flub 2, 3. IIMMIII MAZZIIZR- I wish the fellow who invented work had finished it. Gym 4: Fuotlmll J, 3, 4, film- Club -l. RAYMOND MHHOCHKO- IJOn't look at me girls, I'm bashfulf' WILLIAM MIKFSKA- Happy is the man who is void of cares and strife. Footlrzill 2, 3, 45 .llzisl-celhzill Z, 3: Gym l. SENIORS PATSY LYIIRLA- A lump of sugar--sweet, little, and refined. ILA..-X. J. 3, 4, hirls Lhorus J, 3, 4, izirnivzil J, 3. 4: loninu'rei:il Llub 2 'l 4 IlL'Il Club l, 2. 3, 4: llirls' Urpuuiixzitiun 3. 4. LJMUYNIZ MACKIQY- Studying is hard on the constitution, I tried it once Gym I. 2. 3. 42 l UHlb:ill J, 33 ,llzislutlmzill l, .Ig 'l'r:ielx J. 3, 41 llluu Club I 7 Assembly l'i'org:un lg lillllllIIl'I'l'I1ll l'lub 3, 4, .IOHN MAKSIN- Give me vacation or give me death. I liyin l. lg k':u'uiv:il lg livi'n1:u1 Club 3, 41 IR-in Club 2. 3, ADA MANLEY- W'hy he noisy when silence does just as well? 4 llutlcr l. 2, 3. JOHN MANSIIIQLIKJ- He is happy, modest, and shy. liyiu I, .Z, 3, filet- Klub 35 f.UllIlIIK'l'Clll.l Klub 3, 4: Pep l'lub l. 2, 3, 4. LOUIS MANSITIIQLD- Quietness is n most desirable trait. Glue Club 4. Class of ,41 SENIORS I.e:iclur 3. LOLA MILLER- An exact dl Lezuler 3. Gernizin flub 3, 4: Asst-nib RALPH MOLLMAN- He doc , Class of'41 WILLIAM MONAHAN- A jolly disposition adapts itself to all. Gym I, 23 l o0tb:ill 33 Glee Club 2. 33 Czirnivzil 2, 43 Conum-ruizil Club Y. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. -lg Hilton Stuff 4. OLGA MONDIN- Either I will find il way or I will make nne.'l Orchestra l, 23 Coinim-reiail I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 liirls' Orgzmizxition 3, 4. ROBERT MOXEY- Of plain, sound scnsc, lifc's current coin is made. Irving High School I, 2. 3. Carnival l, 2, 33 lm-11 Club 3. ROSS MORMINO- Never hurried, never worried. Gym-1, 23 lfootbzill I, 2, 3, 4, llnskctlizill I, 2, 3, 43 Glec Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Bnnil 13 C1lI'l'IlY1ll 1, 2, .lg Assembly Prugrzuu 13 Lionnuereizil Club -lg LiL'l'll1lll1 Club 3, 43 l'L-11 Club I, 2. 3. 4. JOSEPHINE MUNOS- A rare personality-she does the right thing without being told. ci0H1l'llt'I'1'llll Club 3, 43 llnme lie. l'lub 2, 3, 43 Girls' Orgzinizzitiou 3. FRANCES MYERS- Teasing but still pleasing. 20 MAYNARD MILLIiR- Unassuming and quiet, wish mnre lads would try it ly I THE 1941 HILTOP ALBERT MIKOLASEK- 1 just take my time.' LFLA MILLER- Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Ilonnellson High School 1, 2, 3. A Iivynl 1, 2, 33 Girls' l'ho'rus 1, 2, 3: i':irniv:il 2, 33 Pep llub l. 2, 3, 4: L its iplicmte, kind sir, meet my twin. llonnellson High School I, Z, 3. I A fiym l, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus I, Z, 33 Carnival 2, 33 Pep llub l. 2, 3. -I: l ut 'rogrzun -13 liluss 0Flicer l. IQLNORE MOLLMANN- A pleasant nature shines through her quietness. Cuminc1'ci:il Club 2. 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Girls' Orgauuzzitiou 3. 4. s nothing in particular, but he does that well THE 1941 HILTOP SENIORS HOXVARIJ MUCASLIN- W'l1y slioulil studies be .1 worry? Gym 3. -lg K'li-v Klub I3 K:1r111y:1l I. KUGIZNII MCDOLIQ- Be silent and be S.lfC, for silence never betrays you. l':1l1:1l11:1 I. J, 3. l.l.OYlD Mel7lXRl.lN- Y411111g 'LOCl1l1lV.lf' from out 0' tl1e WTS!-Butler. Gym -I3 KII1-1' Klub 3, -Ig K-1-1'111:111 Klub 3. lllf'l'Tli l.lili Mel.lfAN- Shu 11.15 Kl111t grace su rare of being 11 finislnd Indy. G..X..X. 2. 5, Girl! KillKll'llS I. 3, 3. 43 Klrelleslrzi I, .23 Op:-reltxi I, J. 3, -I3 K'f1m- im-relzil Klub 2, 5, -I1 K-1-r111:111 Kl11l1 3. -lg I1-11 Klub I. 2, J. -I1 Girls Urg:1i11z:1tm113, -I. l.UKfll,l.Ii MCLICAN- A cheery smile, .1 ple.zsnnt way. K'r1111111el'ei:1l K'lub 3. 43 lluim- lie. Kllllll .lg Girl! Kllgilllllllllllll 5, -I. DOROTHY NICAI.- 'l'l1e eyes lmve it. Sm-elitn llipgli Seluml I, 3. Gym I: Girls' K'lmr11a l. 2. 3. -lg II-1u'l I. 3, -Ig Ilpl-1111111 3: K':1r11iv:1l I3 K'11111- I1lK'l'K'l1Il K'lub lg llnme lie. K'lub .lg Girls' Kl1'g:1l1iz:1tin11 3. -l. I A Class 0f'41 MARTHA-NliA'l'Hl'.RY- Generally speaking, sl1e's generally speaking. Gym I. 2. 3, -l: G,.X..X. I, J, 3. -Ig Girly' Klll4I1'llS I. Z. 5, -I: lJ1ve1'elt:1 I, 2, 3, -lg K':1r11ivz1l I, 3, -Ig KIUIIIIIIVITIZII Killlll 2. 3. -Ig G1'r111:111 K'Iub 3: IH-11 Kllllll I, 2, 3, -I1 Girls' Kirgziliizziiiuil 3, -I. LIIQANNIZ Nlflfffli- lle1' vuice is like Ll silver bell, clear and sweet. Girls' K1ll0l llS I. 3, 3. 43 llpi-11-11:1 I. 2. 3. -I: K':11'11ix':1l 3. 43 KH11111111-11'i:1l Klllllll l, 3, -Ig K11'1'111:111 Klub .ig Ilmm- l'.1'. Klub J. .iz l'1-11 Klub 3, -Ig Girl- Klrg:1111z:1l1m1 5. CATHIQRIN Nl'iSSl- Slim .mel sweet, l1.1rd In beat. S1111-11111 lligl1 Selwul I. J. K'vym I3 Girl:-' K'l1ur11f 3, Glce Kilub I, .23 llziml I. 2, 3. 4, Klperelln 3, Germgui h Kilub 3, -lg lliwmu lie. K4l11b .li Flush Uflicer I. lg Girl! Kbrggmizmiim 3, 4, GlfRAl.DlNl'i NIFISIKAND- Tl1ey tlmt :iccoinplisli tlie most make tl1e least noise. Sim-11111 lligh School I, 3. Gym I. .ig Ilaialwtlmll 3, Girl! K'l1urus .21 II:111:l J. -Ig G1-11114111 K'lub -Ig llm11e lie. K'lub -I: Girls' Kl1'I41111iz:i!iu11 -I. KKNUALI. Ol,lYl'.- 'l'l1e fume Ibn! 111.111 wins bimself is best. llilllillllll lligli Seluml I. J, 3. Ilzisketlmll 55 lrz1elK 2, 5. VIOLIQT O'NI2IL- Truly ll flower of youth. IJU11111-llsuim lliglx Selioul I. 2, 3. Gym .21 Girls' KAl10l'llS -Ig K'z11'11i1':1l 3g llmm- lie. K'lub 4. 21 SENIORS 5 . IRIQNIQ ORVIS- A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Girls' fhnrns 1, Z. 5, 4: Uperettzi l, 2, .ig l'fnnxnereinl flnls .Z. 3. 43 Ilmne lie. Cluli 2. .lg Girls' Urgzlilizzitiml 3, 4. HOVVARD USBORN- Figures fmadliticalj are a snap tu him. llnller Hiull Sehuul l, 2, .l. I-'umlmll 4, NORMA PHILLIPS- Talking relieves monotony. Hirls' fhurns I, J, 3. 44 Uperetta 3: l'onnnereizil'Ylnh 2, 3, 43 Home lie. t'Inlr 3, S1 l n'Ia' Urganiznlimi 3. DITNA PIAZZA- Silence and excellent judgment gn together. lfxnianna Ili 'I1 felmul. I, J, 3, l A h ' L hynl I, 3, .ig tnrlw llmrna I, J: hlee Llnlx 2, 33 l:irniv:il I, 2. IRENIQ PIAZZA- A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Gym Ig f2..X,.X. I: i'1nnnn'rei:iI flnh I, J, 3, 45 Hume ICU. fllllll l. 2, 3, 43 I'ep fluln 43 Girls' Urgzniizntinn 3. 4. RUSSl'fI.I. PICKIZRILI.- I'Ie'S good at alibi -ulogyf' Track .11 filet' l'Inlr I, 2. 45 Opt-1'ett:i 5. 41 l':n'niv:ll .ig fiermxin Kllnli .l, 4: I't-li Vlnlw 3. 4. Class of '41 IQDYTI-Ili ANNE PYRO- She llmmellsrni Iligh Selwnl I, 3. Vvni I 7 1'irI ' l'l1 I l ' .IOICL QUAIIS- I live fur fun and lilee Clnlr I, J, J, 4, QIIYIIIYIII 2. forever. l'lnh -, 3, 43 Hume lie. Club g - ' Keyspnrt High Selnml 2, 3. I RUE RHOADS- Unsnpliistieated in matters llntler lllgll bt-Inml I. .Z. 3. DORIS ROBINSON- Sweet personality full Gym I: ILA..-X I. J, 3, 43 Iiirls' lihurns I 1. 2, 5. -I: Crmmnu-rcial t'Inli 3. 4: liermzin Ureanizznion 2. 3. 22 THE 1941 HILTOP is just the quiet kind where naturals never vary 1, . -3 v S Urns . -3 Ilfnne Iac. flnlr 51 Pep l'lnl1 I. .lg flaw Ufiievr fun I have. MARIORIIC RIiHNI'R- Fur men may cume and men may go-but ONE remamw I-urls Lhuru: I. J. 3. 43 Upervttzt l, .3. 3, 4: 4l..'X..K, 1. 2: K'arniv:il .23 Cnnnnert I 7 I l'tp Klnhl ' I 4 lirl Ur I I , -, ., 3 2' 5' exnlizzlliun ,. - ALISFRT RIfYNOI.US- W'hat IS his power over women? Mzulisnn Ninth Iirmle Venter, St. Louis. Missouri. l. Iiziskt-tli:ill 2. .IQ 'llrzielt ... .Ig flnss Uffiecr S. nf luve, but learning fast. of raxealityf' 2. 3. 43 Uperettzi I, J, 3. 4: Cnrni . , 7 'Klub 3. 4, It-1. elm. 1, -, 3. 4, :si THE 1941 HILTGP SENIORS K EARL ROE- A man in earnest Ends means or if he cannot find, creates them. Mulberry Grove I. IlfL'ClIVlllt' Z. Ciym 3. FRED ROOT- This man is as true as steel. Focnliaill I, 2, 3, lizisketlmll I. 2. ARTHUR SALSI- In football or in class-work, Art always wins, whether he argues or just merely grins. lfoothzill I, 2, 3, 4: llusketliall I, 2. 3, 4: Track I: Carnival I. 2. 3. 4: .-Xsscnilily llrogrnm l, 2, 43 Commercial Cluln J. 3, -lg Pep Cluh I. 2, 3, -lg Class Ulheer I, 2, lliltop Staff 1, 2. 3, 4. D JULIA SCHLUCKEBIIZR- Gentle julia, nicest of lasses, stands almost at the top in her classes. lbonnellson High School 1. Z, 3. Gym I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 31 Carnival 2, 33 Asst-nihly l,I'Ul1I'llIlI 3. 33 Pep Cluh 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 2: School Paper I, 2, 5. FLOINF SIMMONS- An excellent student with a heart most kind, a girl like her is hard to find. Sliortrimlgc High Sehool. l, 2, lmliziimliolis, Incl. Girls' Chorus 3. 45 Upereltzi 3. -lg C:iriiivzil 3, 4: Commercial Chili 3. 4: llk'I'lII1III Chili 3, Girls' 0rg:iniz:ition 3, 4. .IACKIE SIIJWELL- Sl1e has won a host of friends by her elieerfulnessf' Gym I, .Eg I-.A..-X. 1, 2, 3, 45 lzirmvzil l, Z. 3, Commerei:ll Cluh 4: Home Ee. Clulw 2, 3: Pep Chili I, 2, 3. 4: Girls' llruziiiizatinii 3, 4. lass of '41 ANNA SMITH- As dependable as dawn. Girls' Cliurns I. 2. 31 Pep Chili I, 2, 53 Girls' Urgnnizzition 3. MARGARET SMITH- Patience is the key to her contentment. Girls Khorus J, 3, -lg llperettzi 3: Lzirnivzil I, 35 Lonilm-reiail Chili 2. 3, -I: IN-p Chili .2, 3, 45 Girls' Orgzinizzition 5, 4. I liLlZAlilf'l'H SNOXV- 'l'hough she's a snow, 'tis a warm-hearted one. Collet-ii Community lligli School I, 2, 3. ROBERT SPINNFR- Good men are scarce-handle him with care. I Irvine I. .2. I RUBY STIilil.Ii- Her eloquence holds us too mute for applause. Sorento lligh Selinol I, 2, 3, Gym I, .Z, 5. WlLI.lAM STOKIQS- Beware, I may yet do something sensational. Gym I, 2, 3, -lg Glue Chili I, 31 Upcreltzi I: Cznriiival 1, 2. 3, kiUIIIIIlL'I'Ul1ll Cluh -Ig C Clul -I lkp Chnl I ' I 4 It'I'l'll2III I I ' I . .... -. . 23 SENIORS IRA TINNIN- I try to make a hit with every Miss. hurt-:ilu High Sclmnl I. 2. 3. HIiLIiN TUDII- Make the present worth while future will he sweeter. liyin I. .31 I-..X,.X. I. J. 3. -Ig Iiirlw ilmrns I. 2. I: lI:in4I I. 2. 3. -I: Urt'Iit'str:i I. 2 3. -IQ Ulwlwilxi I. J. Ig l:n'niv:il I, J. 3. 45 luiiiiiit-1't'iziI llnlm 3, -I: lnrls llrgfniizn- tion 3. -I. VIRGINIA TOMICVI- Tl1ey mix the laughter with the serious Stuff. Ilnnne ,ui '- Si- If , J. .. II II Ilirh lurl I I tryin I. J, .Ig lnrlx I hurns I. J. 3: I:irnix':iI 3: I'vp l Inh I, 3. 35 I Im- Hrt1t't'i'r J. 3. THE 1941 HILTOP FLOY MARIE STRANGIC- W'hether it's Girls' Churus, Orchestra, Carnival, Han Floy and her music are always at hand. hirls thorns I. 2. 3. I: lI:intl I. .Z. 3. 43 Orelirstrzi I. .11 Uperrttxi l. J, 3, -I i'zii'nivztl I. 2. 3. Ig .-Inn-inlily I'rngr:im l. .21 I'mnim'i'ei:iI iilnh 3, Ig l'ep l'Inh I -3 Klzisg ilfhrers Ig lliltup Staff 3. 4: I-irlm Urgziiiwzituni 3. -I. ANNA STRAUSBAUGH- Just nice, dark. and lovable. liyln I, .Eg I-..X..'X. I, .Zg Ivirls lhurus I. lg Op.-im-Ilzi Il Ilurinzin fluh 3. -Ig Ilunn- lie. l'Inh 3, -Ig Ilirli' Urgzinilziln .X-Nrnilily I'rugr:inl Iii 3. I. JOHN STRAUSBAUGH- His musical ability Surprised us. Iiym I. 2. 3. -Ig Iwmlllzill I. 2. 33 lizialcetlmll I. 2: Irzielt I. .21 I-lee Klllh Q. 3, V Ulu-rettzt I, 2. 3. I3 izirnivul I. 2. 3. 41 Pep Klnlr I. 2. 3, I. DORCAS STURGICON- Her beautiful brown eyes speak for themselvex. liyni I. .23 1-,A.A. I, lg lnrls lliurux I. Z. 3. It fllrriw-ttzi I. J. 31 lqirnivzil I. l'nlnlnt'rci:iI liluli 2, 3. 4g IR-p flilli I. 2. 3. 4. Girl? Uruziiiivailiuii 3. I. GIQRALDINIQ STURGIQON- A pretty bruwnctte with plenty of wcluml spirit. Iiym I. 2, 3, -IQ Ii..X..X. I. J. 3. -I3 liziwlwtlnll I. 2. 3. -I: kiulnlnri't'i:il lilllli J. 3, I Ilnmu lie. l'InIi 2, 33 IH-lr l'InIn 3, -Ig llirls' Hrezinivqnimi 3. I. DAVID IARRAN- Great mathematieian-rnay his wisdnin never fail him. Gym I, J. Class of '41 that the memory ui Il in the 1JAl.Ii IRAYI,0R-- I.ife'x .1 serinux prupuiitiun-love is lun. H I'nnIh:iIl J. 3, -Ig Irzirl. I. lg Kzirnivzil J. 3, 4: KUIIIIIIUITIIII fluh 2, 33 Vit-rinzin l'lnlm 2 I 31 IN-In 1'Inh I. Q. 3. I3 Iilnw Illiliiw-iw 3. 33 Ililtup -IOHN UIVIIZC- Young fellows will he young fellows. I,1IlIiIlIl'I Iligh Srliunl I. 3. 3. tryin I. ll Iraxck I: Klaus Urhrer J. 3, AIiI.IfNIQ VOUIVIARD- 'I'l1ere are more important hlrls Chornx I. J, 3, 4: Ulu-rettzi 31 lzirnivzil 2. 33 QUIIIIIICTCIIII llnh 2. 3. 4: Ilunie Ifr. l'Inli 2, 35 Girl! Urgzuiizzitinn 3, -I. 24 SIJIH' 4. things than studies THE 1941 I-IILTOP SENIORS DONALD W'IilCltIliRT- l yam what I yam-so theref' hyni I. J, 3. 41 Iilee lluli I. 2, 3. 4: KlII'lIIY1Il 2. PAUL VVlfl.Glf- One gets rather fund of oneself after being with oneself for L1 number of years. Ilym Ig l ootl1:ill I, J, 3, 4: llaslsetlmll I. 2. 3, 43 Iilee fluli I. J, 3, 4: Upereltzl 3: fiJlI'IIIYIIl I, 2, 3, 4: .-Xsseinlrly l'rogr:nn I: liernian Chili 3: l'ep Ululr I, .Z. 3, 4. MARY W'lil.Sl'l- ll might he better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Gym Ig Ii..X..X. I, J, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus I, J, 3. 4: Operettn I, 2. 3, 4: l'arnivnl I, 3, 3: .Xssenilily Prugrznn I: iiermnn Clnh 3, l'ep Club I. -I: Ilirls' Urgziiiizzitioii 3, -I. l,U'l'Hlfl.l.A W'll.Hlil.M- Silence is the perfected herald of joyf' Kl'1NNli'l'l'l XVILSON- Full of fun, but never plays till work is done. i 5 1 Karinval .lg lHIIIIIIkI'l'IIll iluli 3. I MAll.IORlli W'Ul.If- Ambitious, dependable, charming in her way. Valley Park lligh I. 2. Xlziplewoncl lligh Sehnol 3. Ilym I, 3, 33 Ilirls' Chorus I, 4: Operelta 4: l':irniv:il 43 Pep Vlnls I, 4: Iiirls' Ilrgrniizatinn 4. Class of '41 FRANKIE VVONNIZLL- Sineerity of purpose is something for which we all strive. Willow Springs, lllo.. I, .2, 3. jIiW'IfL WRIGHT- If silence is gold, I'll always be poor. Girls' Cliorns I, J, 3, 4: Ilperetta I: i':irnival 3: l'nmn1erei:il l'lnlm 3: Ilome lie. Flnh 3. I RY FFIE- A laughing schoolboy without grief or care. G n .., .3 I '- ' ih Ig liainl 3, 4: l'arniv:il .Z. 3, 4: Pep l'lnli I, 3. 3, 45 f x mit. 111 lliltop Staff 3, 4. LINDH YOUNG- Allie Christian is the highest style of manfl Glee Cluli I, .Z, 3, 4: llmiml I, 2, 3, -I: Ureliestrzi 3, 4: Uperetta I, 3: l'zirniv:il 2, 3: .Xssemlily l'rogran1 I, Z, 35 Coniniereiail Ululi I. J, 3, 4: l'ep Uluh I. .2. 3, -I. FRANCES YURIQCKO- Good sense and good nature are never separated. Pznizimzi lligh School I, 2, 3. Gym I, 2. .lg Girls' Chorus I. 2, FRED ZIQLLMANN- Quiet men are at times most surprising. Iiyni I. 23 Illee Lluli I. 3. -I: llzinrl I. .Z. 3, 4: Ilrellestrzi I. 2: l:irniv:il I, 2. 3, 4: Assernlily I'r0p:r:im I. 2: l'o'n1int-reizil Q'luli4g I'-ern1a1i Chili 3, 4: Pep fluli I, 2, 3, 4. 25 will f Q x Y vi' --. f 5 X Cole Iidwlrds, Chu, Fmmt Long, Pulliam, Lynch, Allen, Ciinos, Klar fECU D 9:45-l0:50: After the three minutes between classes, the loud din of voices could no longer be heard in the corridors and once more the quietude of second hour descended on H.C.H.S. On those days that Mr. Girhard was detained in the ofhce second hour, a low mumble of voices that later developed into a jam sessionl' could be heard in the upper corridor. Could the physics class have been locked out of the lecture room again? We remember too the loud crash that penetrated our ears on the day that Stuart Cole fell out of his seat-of-honorn in room 13. The students in the classrooms near the foods laboratory no doubt enjoyed the delightful Z6 Beckham. Rill, Guile, Niehrand, lfnster PERHNJ aroma of home made candy the week before Christmas-Miss Foster's girls' contribution to the Christmas cheer in their respective homes. With the coming of spring, we understand that the freshmen were so overcome by spring- fever that on the first warm day Miss Whitten was forced to let them take a turn around the building to subdue their vagrant impulses. This also reminds us of the time when Miss XVhitten spent part of second hour in the library thinking it was third. This, the so-called serenity of the second period of our school day, was always broken by the thud of twelve hundred feet hitting the floor at once, and the corridors buzzed again with lively excitement. THE 1941 HILTOP TEACHERS OUR TE CHEN American History Civics Wfalter V. Brown Ancient I listory Nfodcrn History General Scicnet Elizabeth E. Edwards Shorthaind Ill and IV Transcription , . Welsh, Benson, Horner, Lollctt. Brown, Bremer, Ort. Neccc, jones, lfdwards, l7.ird.1. They say . . Miss HOHNER- Someday I'll write n book and include all the things the historians 'forgot'. NWALTER BROWN-lil was on a football team that was untied and undefeated? Miss EDWARDS- Well, nnturallyln 27 JUNIORS B THE 1941 HILTGP President Melvin Keppel' Vice-President -ILlll.1 Anne Murdoeli Seci'eL.11'y-TreasuiL1 Alune llill Advisor Helen C'l.i1'li iilnrls, Murdocli, Ilill, Keppel' L W ?- P .-- - .AAN 0- . Allman Andrighetti Attebery Baker Buss Bolinrd Betoclie Boogher Borgen Bowman Bowser Bullock Brocl-una n Bremer Brown Campbell Casey Clayton Clelland Codemo Cole, M. Cole, S. Comstock Compton 28 THE 1941 HILTOP IUNIORS C:Ul1l1il1gll.lI'l1 13.13011 lhlvglltu Unvis, C. lhvxw, M I Douglmcrty I7Lll'0Cl1ill Du rr lfdwnrds li w i c la lII'.lkCS l:l'.ll'llC l'.l'.lliCI' FI'kOYiCl1, l,. ,, N l'ullcr , Gun Gilliland 72' Climbs G i rlm rd Clmdcn cQI'.ll1.ll11, D. Cflxllmglm, M. C I rcc n Greer W Sw k y Q 'Q f X X Qi wg 1 '-ik., ,S 'Y' l Haley Hnllcrs Harmcr Huycs, C. Hayes, ll IlL'l'l11.1l1, 15. Herman, li. Hicks Hill Hoffman I 79 JUNIORS THE 1941 HILTOP 4 Moore Mueller Murdoch Olroyd Osborne Ostermnnn Ott Owens Paden, C. Padcn, N Q0 Hudspetl1 Huston Qloyee Keith Keppel' Klar Kouros I.LlLll'Cl1I Lnwreneu Laws l.essm.1n Lipe Long, lf. .v L Long, K. Luck Lynch Macbeth Manley Mxreolini Martin Martin, Mltrtlm May Mehoehko Meyer Mizern Ai' THE 1941 HILT OP JUNIQRS Pow n.1ll Po Rec la lnie Rgldellll Rainey, ll. R ni ney, erd Robertson Smitl Senriot Seriun Shelton I Snow Snyder Sowell Sqn i res Stokes Sturgeon , . Todd Tr l Lll'l'Lll1 Tlmtelmer Titswortl1 .mylor Van Alstine Venturelli Wfnlslm .-as K ' Wfnrden Weiss Westcott Williglltxs, Betty Williaulmms, B. A Willi-11118 K gr Q XV111 xl Young Zub Zubel e i ,j ' t, KIar, 'I'arran NIonaIiau Ginos, Fravier Nt-aiIierx. Pickti THIIIIJ lU:iU-ll:l5: I5inaIIy after the bell rang and the buzzing subsided, the third hour eI.1ss came into session. As I Iook hack, I remember a particular day when the dignified seniors were having their pictures taken. As you see above, Bill was posed just so. After watching these seniors, I proceeded up the east IIight of steps to the top tIoor of II. C. II. S. Clan't you just see jack, Ilorothy, and Ilave very earnestIy doing an electrical experiment, while on the other side of the room I':.ll'I was having a ioIIy time trying to balance IiimseIf on a jack screw. Of course, after several attempts he succeeded. It seems as though I remember something funny in Nlrs. NeyIon's speech class. Oh! yes, don't 52 IEIIIUIJ you remember Rosahe Greene's modern version of IfvangeIine? They must have had some rare times when these future stage productions were being given. Ros.1Iie's pIay was based on three facts: She Ioved him and she Iost him. She chased him and she found him. Shc kissed him and he died. W'e heard that Martha was quite bewildered when Pick feII into her arms in the closing scene. Wfhat fun it is to look back and recall so many things that have happened. I am sure we will never forget .1II those third periods crammed fuII of work, fun, and Iaughter. THE 1941 HILTOP TEACHERS ' I . L IE llHEll Y George M. Girhnrd Prineip.il Physics Alice B. Neylon English lll Speech Drexel Mey lmlustrinl Arti Ciirlmrtl, Qian Yotlie, Ncylnn, Sinimom Cnirrert, Nley, liisworih, llergulh, Siurgem They say . . . Giiokczia GIRHARU- Tliere's only one Way to use the library, that's the right way. MRS. N1aY1.oN- Definitely .... but definitely. LDRFXI-Il. Mm'- liet's have it n little more quiet in here. 33 SOPHOMORES THE 1941 HILTOP President , Eileen Wilsoii Vice-President ,, , Xvayne Wclge Secretary-Treasurer Adrienne Coderlxo Advisor , Delpliia Biggs We-lge, Wlilxun, Biggb. Cmlurlum J U r H U U ll Ed lil if , v V Abernathy Andres Ashmore Attebcry Bandy Baxter Beckham Betoclie Blankenship Boone Boyd Briggs Broliammer Brown, D. Brown, H. Burton Callahan Cameron Cliumley Cline Cloyd Codcrko Crabtree 34 THE 1941 HILTOP SOPHOMORES Crum Dnlxlcr lJ.1 v is Dawson Denton Docliwy liralbnnt lil morc lfcnton llcrgusson Viocclmi l isl1bnck, H. l3isl1l.u.1cli, li. l:l'A1l11C lfualoli G.lLlLl is G.n'rct Glass Goynlx Grnsxcl U u i lc Hampton Hart Hartlinc Hayes, A. Q l g, J? em 1' q.. V. 'mix Hayes, E. Henson Hill Himcs Hlnstnn Holt Holzknccht Homn . Huber, K. Huber, L. 35 SOPI-IOMORES THE 1941 HILTOP Orland Osborn Pal Owens lhcirri l'.1lmc1' mer, I.. PJ ris 36 Patton Pcsko Pierson Jones Kershaw Kcssingcr Lang Lnzcnby Linglc Lirr lc l.ycrlu Lynch Major Mnrcolini Mnrkcl Matthews McFarland McHugh McLean McPherson Mcnglmini Michclini Milnnos Missimorc Mollmn n Mondin Ncntlmcry Ncislcr THE 1941 HILTOP SQPHQMQRES Pol ts Pllccet l i l'ulli.un, B. l'ulli.u , ', R QI y phole , te V 'if n X X5 ,. 5 Ka K M x Resclnlk Rill Rogers My Rolxlfing Ry.1n Short Steele Stein Steinsiek Stephenson Stokes Sturgeon Suits Syester Taylor Telfer A Van Alstine .... L U ' .K - Whtson 'cz ff I3 Weiss A e ' Weltge V - ff' 4 4 p is . 'V . NAV W'estcott ' e .Y n n utee White 3 tif, L , X ' Q 'Q A ,':' ' st , WIISOI1 xt A- .' b Yencllo ' - ' ' I IIX A 1 , M g ,S nas 'Q E x Young, Robert Young, Rosaleen Young, Russell Young, S. Young, W 37 Klar, Strausbaugh liorgoglioni, lflllllgltill Noon Rush Murdock, Adams IIJI5-l2:0U: lntermingled with the subsiding confusion between third and fourth hour classes, we seldom failed to hear the familiar war cry of the junior class: But won't you buy another one? You can always use pencils. Then, somewhat dejected due to the profound empty feeling that began creeping over us at the beginning of the period, we half-heartedly sank into our respective seats at eleven-fifteen and immediately began listening for the twelve o'clock bell. We recall several incidents that occurred at dif- ferent times during the year to verify the fact that our minds strayed from the straight and narrow track quite frequently the fourth period. Two seniors found that the last forty-live min- 38 utes before lunch sped by much faster when they were engaged in a game they called pincl1y-winchyn, and Mr. Adams had to apply a more forceful power than words to divert one of his trig student's attention from the back of the room. Finally at eleven-fifty-nine, as if by instinct, notebooks were snapped shut, books were closed, and the arms of the auditorium seats were put down. We sat tense, barely clinging to that edge of our seat which was nearer our source of food-either our locker, the cafeteria, or some- times the candy stand. After an extra long minute, we saw, and heard the race from the New Gym, and then the stampede began once more. THE 1941 HILTOP TEACHERS UU Il TE lllllfll Y . I, L L. Rademncher ciCl'l11Lll1 lll .mil lV Motlcrn lrlistory Mary E. Manning English lll and IV L. R. Adams Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Long, Riidemaeliur, W'clgu Futloli, Manning, Johnston Major, Vfilson, Adams, Hampton, Pierson They say . . . L. E. RAlJEMACflERTitDOH,t answer that now, I just want you to think about it. Miss MANNING- By the way, we're having another test tomorrow. L. R. ADAMS- Let me reiterate, that, as mathematicians will tell you, the answer is . . l 39 F RESHMEN Seymour, Mclean, Bennett, Arnold 0 FBEQ This year brings, as all others do, another group of freshmen. Green? No, we ean't say green. Young? Yes, that will do. It's always the same-missing classrooms, to the office to cheek books, strayed locker keys, and Allman Arnold Q Bandor Barlow Barnes 3 Bennett Boogher, M. Booher, A. Boone, I. Boone, N. Bowman Boyd Bremer Brockman Brown THE 1941 HILTOP P.esident . H Mary Martha Seymour Vice-President Barbara McLean Secretary-Treasurer jean Arnold Advisor Muriel Bennett those lost, bewildered looks. We all acted the same, but that is the stuff that builds sophis- ticated sophomores, jolly juniors, and dignified seniors. A toast, freshmen-herels to you, the future graduating class of 1944. THE 1941 HILTOP FRESHMEN Brown Butler Caldwell Campbell, tl. Campbell, W. Cnrloek Casey Clayton Cline Coalemo Conlee Criswell Cullen D41 m m Ll n n Davis llrnbnnt Dockery l,0I11llLlS0l1 Dukes Edwards lfllington lilmore liellxel lierrn ri lfislilmck Finley Frkovieli Giese Glass Griflith Gi-otrs Havron Hnxton Hergutlx Hickman FRESHMEN THE 1941 HILTOP Morcland cYBI'iCI1 Orr Paddock Pnrric Phillips, K. Phillips, I.. Popc Rappc Rolml 42 THE 1941 HILTOP FRESHMEN Robertson Rhodes Roe Sacha Hymou r Sidwell Stephens Sinclair Sitton smith, A. Smith, I. Smith, R. Sowell Spooner Stephenson St urgeon Su m mers Thacker Tohermon Turner Valcke Vnleke XILIHOYI Vandever W.1ll nu, XYILIISII Wfeber W'eis9 Xvhite Wfestbrooli Woodsinie Young Zellmnnn, H. Zellmnnn. J. Zubel 1 43 5. 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'f .254 .L 1,-,-A',i-325, j. s,?-4 .1 .e?Ql1.w,1if1. xibyfu gn ,lf '5f, . f L. ' 35,g:'fff5 . .Mi-'u xl, W-'?,-1-rv 4 :wi , , . 3 f, - , x NJN -' ?.L.'5f fi-'af'-b. 'Q' X, Q11 -7-,M-':f':v,. V. 7: f 'f-1fi?Q7X-tip.. Q . . Q, 35 . A Jnfrttw' fs '-fi? W vw'-f---X ' X ,f 1 T175-.,' ' L F-:L ff. .afgfu . eps , rx., , , .vb 5, WH. fh- '. , . , 351.53 If f - 2 -qgapq 2. 'fi a , y X . .J FTE UU CHUUL nge, ,af l,imper, Hoffman, Squires lioigognolil, Clayton Utt C i.ii'eteri.1 UU and F FTH HULIIR l2:UU-l:Ii: Oophs! There's the bell! They're off! These thoroughbreds are racing furiously as they near the last turn to the lunch line. At the sound of this bell some of the more drowsy students liven up and get into the routine of school. Of all the hurrying and scurrying dur- ing a day at H. C. H. S., none can surpass this inad rush at lunch time. Une day as I was coming upstairs from lunch, I noticed Velma and Casanova. I suppose you all heard about that little affair. W'hether it was serious or not, all passers-by just had to chuckle to themselves. Can't you remember the startling surprises that have happened in the first floor corridor? Thanks to Mrs. Neylon you can actually walk through the hall without being pushed from one side to the other. One day when our boys were going to meet those daring l,itehHeld lads, we had a pep meeting in the corridor and it was so much fun. liveryone showed vim, vigor, and vitality, and there was so much enthusiasm in their cheers that it gave new courage to our boys. After noon hour things begin to quiet down and fifth hour starts. Many activities go on such as: Girls rush to Chorus, boys go to their Glee Club, and others to German Club meet- ings, Commercial Club meetings, G. A. A., Girls' Clubs, and to top it all oil Hiltoppers are .ill over the building at once. They are taking pictures, running down delinquent payments, meeting salesmen, and then back to lliltop. W'ords can't express how wonderful 1.lIflf AT H. C, H. S. is, but wait, don't close this book yetg there are many more things to see and read. 45 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES THE 1941 HILTOP 1 O WCHUUL EMPLOYEE O' Helenanne Guthrie Secretary Ed. Hughes Janitor of New Gym Agnes Reed Miss Foster's Assistant Guthrie Hughes Recd, Squire Codvmo They Say . . . Miss GUTHRIE: Well, I'll be chaperone. ED. HUGHES! Do you want the keys?', Miss REED: We're going to have caramel rolls tomorrow. 46 TI-IE 1941 HILTOP THE I-IILTOP STAFF THE IMI HILTUI' F l.l l7T Dorollly NL-wporl, Art lfdilolt ,Ivan Moorc, lmcr assistant. Clmrlus Mnycr. Sportw l v.liun'g lfdwin Xlflnlilcr, lmis .xxsi-mxnt. Ill.-lun M.1rlu-l, llulun Grant, june Hill, Candy girls. Cl N'l'lfR Afllllll' Snlsi, lxlitorfin-Clmicfg l.. R. Ad.unQ, Advisor. Nl.lI'lUl l' Todd and .-'xrtlulr Fuss, AS!-.istzult lfclitorw. Bob Alnncs .md Nanny Girlurd, Kodak liditnrs. RIGIIT lhlu ,l4F.ly'lUF, Business lxl.lI1.lKl1CI': Mclvin Kcppcr, cllI'Clll.lIlUl1 NlLll'!.lgCI'Q Burton Dcnny, llmoklicupcrg Alcrry Yotllc, cllffllldllhll Manager. .Iuli.1 Anna Murdoclm, Awxixtnnt ljtcrglry lfditorg Rfmlic Grccnc .Ind llloy Marin' Strange, literary lfnlitorsg Ifvangclinc Ginow, Assistant Literary lidiror. Velma liorgngnnni, liill Monnlmn, Hops King, Typisls. w'.ly'l1C Wblgc .md Donna Mclrnn, Snplwnmoru Rgprcscnmtivcgq Mnry Mnrnlm SL-ymmn' and 'lim Groux, llrcxlmmn Rcprcxcnutivcs. 47 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bremer, l'uller, l.ynch, lf., Qloyce, Robinson, Pyro, Pownall, Luck, l'lLlLlNPCll1, Casey, Langford. l,ang, Steele, Steinsick, Davis, lfwick, Hlastan, llaxler, l., Callahan, llaxter, lf., Campbe Haley, Hayes, D., Laurent, Andrighetti, W'alsh, O'Neal, May. 48 THE 1941 HILTOP HUM E ECU UMICU CL LI IS The Home Economics Club meets on the fourth Wfednesday of every month, the fifth hour. This year the girls have taken part in more outside activities than in the past, and several interesting meet- ings have been planned for them. At the first meeting Elva Long was chosen for president, Margery Davis for vice-president, and Mary May for sec- retary. The club sent Elva l,ong and Mary May to the Home Economics meet- ing at Springlield, and they gave their reports at the second meeting. A vocal solo by Jeanne Neece was also enjoyed on this particular Vfednesday. Those on the program for the third meeting were Margery Davis who gave a report on the Litchheld meeting which the girls at- tended, and others who provided musical entertainment. During the year the girls not only found time to make new drapes for their class rooms, but also did a great deal of sewing for the Red Cross. Both the foods and clothing classes have new laboratory equipment this year which makes their work more enjoyable. Ton Plctru Ri-1 Martin, Hayes, A., Hayes, ll., lfishback, ll., Pat- ton, Martin, liynch, j., Short, Blankenship, Williains, Miller, Steele, XVatson, Young, Hnllknecht, Nessl, Niebrand, Hoffman, Cole, Fenton, Cline, Voyles, Glass, Ciuile. Ulroyd, Klar. Mclfarlin, Dawson, Denning, Simmons, Bamly, Davis, Cunningham, Folkers, Miss linster, llomls, Squires Miller, Beckham, Snow, Allman, B., Reschak, Menghini, lirakes, Pulliam, li.. Bowman, lf.. Folkers, Laws, Sturgeon, Cotleino, lirkovich, long, Taylor. THE 1941 HILTOP BOYS' GLEE CLUB HUDDYQY RULIBADUURN If someone should be walking down the hall during the iifrh period on Thursday, he might hear the harmonious sound of Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock vi- brating through the walls of the old gym. To be sure it would be enough to arouse anyone's curiosity and upon a little investigation he would find it to be the Boys' Glee Club just striking out on the last note of Grandfather's Clock. twe wonder what Grandfather would think if he could hear it!j The Glee Club is an organization, com- posed of the first and second tenors, bari- tones, basses, and those who just sing. Mr. Radcmacher wields a wicked baton, Nancy Dammann beats it out eight to the bar, and john Strausbaugh, the President, does not much of anything in his high position but gives his moral support. These went together to make a very impressive picture. The Club did itself proud this year as it had not only a quartette which was composed of Lindh Young, Kenneth Ellington, Paul Welge, and Joe Ven- turelli, but also a trio, of which the mem- bers were Lindh, Kenny, and Footy.D They had a very successful year and had the opportunity to sing at many schools and outside entertainments. Some of their favorite fours, tooj numbers were Go Down Moses, K'Sweet and Low, and Stand Up and Cheer --and everyone did! Drabant, Sowell, Reckerd, Martin, Hayes, johnson, Fishbaek, Hiller Gritlith, Knight. Mansiield, Green, Venturelli, Comstock, Strausbaugh, Mormino, Zell- mann, Patty, Dammann, Abernathy. lfllington, Maelieth, Brown, Denton, White, Matthews, Ii., Pierson Taylor, Hill. Ludwig, Frame, li., Matthews, R., Lipe, Frame, G., Maior, Suits, Palmer Attebery. Cloyd, Milanos, Clayton, WX., Keith, Qualls, Young, Robinson, Mans- field, xl., W'arden, Dalzatto. Orland, Mueller, Rainey, Lingle, Hofacker, Pickerell, Myers, Harper Westctwtt. McFarlin, Zceb, Herman, Stephens, Mondin, Mazzier, McC.iwlin, Mc- Collum, Summers. W'estcott. li., McPherson, Skipper, Young, D., Goyak, Huber, Clayton D., Joyce, Graham. GIRLS' CI-IGRUS exsl, Neibrand, Tliatclier, Iirkovicli, Pownall, I.aws, Meyers, Durr, Rad- clillc. Smith. Iimper, Orvis, Baxter, Ilrauer, Mclean, lludellson, llorgen, Dalton, Davis. Ising, Brown, Long, Cash, Strausbaugli, Allman, Manley, Codenio. llickx, Smith, Kessler, l,yerIa, Phillips, Durbin, Manton. THE 1941 HILTOP ll I Il L I' , - 'k CHOIR Llf We attended the first few meetings of the Girls' Chorus in the New Gym where the freshmen and sophomores took their places along the top rows of the bleachers to form an audible, as well as picturesque back- ground for our skilled senior singers. Our capable orlicers, kleanne Neece, Martha lirnst, and Bette Mclean were elected at the first meeting. Due to the large enrollment, it was necesf sary to divide the chorus, and Miss Biggs took charge of the freshmen and sopho- mores after the first two meetings. Theo- dora Marcolini was chosen as corresponding secretary. and Mary Illlen Attebery was the accompanist. We gladly donated the printed song sheets to them, and every Tues- day, the fifth hour, the rafters rang with The Glow XVorm and other favorites. Miss Horner kept her juniors and seniors, but as soon as the winter blasts began to blow and snow flakes began whirling about us as we ran from the Old Building to the New Gym, the meeting place was abruptly transferred to the Old Gym. There Ifloi' Marie Strange furnished the down-beats, and the rest sang from honest to goodness music with notes. Toi, PICTURI liliener, Robinson, -lones, Voumard, Xlay, .'xllkII'IlQlN.'llI, Bullock, Neal, Iiaugher, Ifdwards. ciklllkfll, XVeIsIi, Kalatos, Iletoche, lirear, Henning. Simmons, Ilowman, Hicks, Chandler. Iirakes, Olroyd. Graden. Iaurent, llaley, Osborn, XY'illieIm, Darda. Owens, Xlfeiss, XYiIIiams, llorner, Todd, Murdoch, Klar, Girliard. Guy, Hayes, O'Neal, Cunningham, Casey, Selilucke- bier, Snow, Iiremer. Moore, lfergusson, Vfolf, Greene. Mollman, lliller, Simmons, Ifrnst, Paden. Neathery, Holt, Ginos, Logsdon, l,., l.ogsdon, O., Chappelear, XY'aIsh, Attebery, Mivera. Borgognoni, Newport, Sturgeon. Strange, Mclean, Neece, Sturgeon. THE 1941 HILTOP CIR Lf' lfHUhLlf Our interest in Girls' Chorus was constantly stimulated by the frequent programs. Remember .the one based on Stephen Collins Foster? lt was educational as well as interesting. This year we enjoyed those last few minutes of each meeting when rhythm reigned even more than cv- er before. In fact, the Girls' Chorus now owns a good many of the sweet popular pieces - Trade Wii1tls, etc. Then spring was in the air, and we blossomed forth with all the added enthusiasm that is always present during the operetta season. We were undaunted by the epidem- ic of mumps that raged through the school, keeping some of the leading characters at home for a few days. Witli the help of the Boys, Glee Club--both direct and indirect-and with Miss Horner and Miss Biggs guiding us over the bumps, we succeeded in producing another successful operetta on the stage in the New Gym- Hansel and Gretelf' Top Pltfrului Davis, Rowman, jagoxh, XVall, Rohal, Dra- hant, Paris, Ciaddis, Coderko. lidwards, XVeiss, Davis, Menghini, Huber, Mehoc Hartline, Potts, Telfer, XY'ilson, Andres, Pulliam, B., Marcolini, Steele. Osborn, Brown, Wfoodside, Reshok, Mc- Hugh, Hart, Pulliam, V. jones, Caldwell, Valcke, Zellmann, QI., Beloche, Handy. Ashmore, Hill, I,ent7. Paton, Frkovich, Boogher, Valcke, Zell- mann, H., Moore, Rainey, Marcolini. Zubel, Mcl.ean, Pucetti, Lynch, Young, Short, Green. Holtvneeht, Blankenship. McLean, Vandever, Hickman, Seymour, Laws, Arnold, Giese, Mclean. Lazham, Ifllington. hko, Steinsick, Blankenship, Rogers. GIRLS' CHORUS Hampton, Hilnes, Simmons, Bandor, Barnes, Sinclair, Donnalson, Sacha, Oakley Hayes, Ii., Fishback, H., Dukes, Hitt, Fishback, B., Hayes, A. W'atson, Voyles, Cline, Stein, Syester, Fenton, Felkel, Boone, N. jones, Glass, lf., Hughes, Glass, L., Criswell, Miller, Boone, I., Taylor. COMMERCIAL CLUB THE 1941 I-IILTOP CU MERCI L CLUB lfrainc. Spinner, Comvlock, Wksrbrook, Simmons, Denny, lnuigford, joycc, Rcckard. l,ipc, Baker, Young, lJ.1rd.i, Simmons, Iirnst, Mondin, Fuller, King, Grccnc. Mizcm, W'inklcr, Monnlmn, Trmylor, Bullock, Markcl, Grant, Pndcn, Borgognoni Mayor, Newport, Moorc, S.il5i, Long, Brown, Fudoli. S2 UUUNIYILS SOPHOMORES William Hcnsen Junior Woiodruif Virginia Paris -IUNIORS Mary May Audrey Brown Elvn Long SENIORS Helen Markcl Dorothy Newport Dale Trnylor Ton PIL 'l'L'iu -Iuncs, lhllon, Vonin.1i'Ll. Nlillcr, l,.1ws, Squircx Snow. I,impcr, Toincvi, Scliluckcbicr, Haley, Hayes l,.lLll'Ul1I, l'lUl'lvl11.lH, Cmlcino, K. Smitli, Kcwlcr, l,ycrl.x, Sinlwcll, l'rcckli.nn lfcrguwon, Cnllr-u, WL-lxli. Sturgcon, Laws, Ciorlcino, If., lfrlunviclx, l.. W'.1lSli, Frlaoviuli, U., l'iV.lIlN. Wflgc, Cole. llill, V.1llor7, lSllll.lI'kl, ,lolinxxon Huber, Young, Gan. Davis, lfwick, Clundlcr, Cincy, Osborn, limucr lhrda, W'illi.1mQ, l'ulli.1m, ll.1rt. Miss Butz, Miw Lcminonn, Min l LlW.lI'LlY, Mc Lean, Allman, Manlcy, Ciillilnlul, Hallurs. Durbin. Phillips, Vfriglit, May, Rcscluk Andriglictri, Mcnglwini. THE 1941 HILTOP COMMERCIAL CLUB CCMMEBCIAL C UB llur Itlval Sll'I1U2I'illJlllVI' I. A good stenographer is accurate in her work and neat in making corrections. Her work is done carefully the first time. II. She is responsible, dependable, and always on hand when needed. lll. Our ideal stenographer is intelligent and has good judgment. She has initiative and promotes new ideas. IV. Her courtesy and tactfulness is noticed by everyone, and her pleasant smile and cheerfulness fills the office. V. She is immaculate in her personal appear- ance and neat at all times. Mehoehlto, R., Maltsin. Milteslta, Mueller, Yoihe, Tray- lor, Robertson, Young. I Mehoehlto, I.., Sturgeon, Strange, Coderlto, Drabant, -Iagosh, Martin, Martin. White, Burton, Herman, Abernathy, Radcliffe, Meyer Smith, Uoty. Pope, Snyder, Snow, Cash, Strausbaugh, XVoodside, Huber. Huston, Mikolasek, Puccetti, Mollman, Henson, Wtxmd' ruff, Crabtree, Mackey, liiocchi, Ii., Demas. Caulk, Clayton, Ashmore, Ilill, Bandy, Yurecko, Fudoli, Mcliarland. liuile, Ciaddis, Borgen, Codemo, Pulliam, Rainey, Fiocehi, wr Glass, Neisler, Sturgeon, Hicks, Paris, Olroyd, Bremer. Dougherty, Benson, lfllington, Ludwig, Mormino, Zell- mann, Macbeth. f V Harlner, Owens, Kolatos, Betoche, Callahan, Baxter, Cameron, jones. Follters, Cfunninp.gl1am, Neathery, Hlastan, Baxter, Tarran, Smith. Brown, Rehner, Stein, Cline, Mehoehko, Huber, Bowman. S3 GERMAN CLUB THE 1941 HILTGP f UTHE QNAY IT Povnie, Whirden, Miller, Drabanl. Robertson, Pit-kt-rill, Meliueliko, Graham, Xw7llllL'lIlN, Green, Bullard, Fiueehi. Barnes, Miliulasek, liralxes, Collett, Neathery, Strausbaugli, Keith, Mueller. Owens, l.uek, lfwiek, Klar, Hicks, Attebery, lietuche. Douglierty, Ludwig, Zellmann, Mormino, Benson, Jones, Mikeska, Maltsin, Macbeth. Greene, Smith, Tarrani, Niebrand, Nessl, Kralik, Mehoehltu, Traylur, Ellington, Rade- maelwr. llorgugnuui, Newport, livans, Nyelsli, Langford, Ernst, llallers, Gilliland. 54 In Spain they say Si, Si, in Ifranee they say Oni, Ouif' every little Ger- man says Ja, Ja -and that's just what every present and former Ger- man student said about organizing the Deutsch Klub this year. President, Herr Russell Pickerill, took charge of the meetingsg viee-president, Herr Willie Mikeslta, patiently waited for the day to come when he could take the president's chair: and secretary- treasurer, Fraulein Rosalie Greene, did her best to keep the wolf from the door. Club meetings were made in- teresting by singing Deutsch songs under the leadership of our advisor, Herr Rademacher, and also by the very exceptional programs which were given throughout the year. Instead of having the annual weiner roast, a dance was held at the Country Club and the Music swung sweet and slow, Wtls styled by Kepper, Ben, and Moe. Everyone had a wonderful time. Aufwiedersehen. THE 1941 HILTOP The Girls Athletic Association is an active and energetic group whose many activities consist of initiations, teas, bas- ketball spreads and an, annual May Fete. This year their eflicient officers are: President-Helen Cramer Vice-President--Iune Hill Secretary-Treasurer-Bernice Pulliam The membership of G. A. A. reached twenty-nine this year and the organiza- tion welcomes all new members. Last summer four girls, June Hill, Ber- nice Pulliam, Ruth Kessler, and Grace Osborn were sent to the Central G. A. A. Camp at Bloomington. Grace took care of her own expenses but the G. A. A. paid half for each of the other girls. This year the G. A. A. intend to pre- sent to you The Quest of the Firebird. The leads will be very capably performed by Hope King and Elio Fiocchi. Hope portrays the part of the Firebird and also Princess Arora. Elio is Prince Iioreas. The Lady of May sends the Princes in quest of her waiting maids. One by one the Princes return bringing with them not the firebird but something which equally pleases the Lady of May. Finally, with a loud fanfare, Prince Boreas enters triumphantly for he alone has captured the Firebird. Soon the Firebird is released from her spell cast by the wicked witch and becomes the beau- tiful Princess Arora. Upon seeing her, Prince Boreas exclaims that she is his heart's desire. After the play, awards will be given to the seniors. G.AA N 1. . .. ..,.. ui...- Greene, Guy, Gaddis, Laurent, Fuller, Lynch, Kessler, Pownall. King, Paris, Hart, Pulliam, V., Marcolini, T., Steinsick, Marcolini, l.., Wil liams, Olroyd, Murdoch. Clark, Hallers, Gilliland, Allman, li., Manley, Allman, l.., lieioche, Attehery Milera, Pulliam, B. Hiller, Ashmore, Hill, M., Handy, Hill, ,I., Moore, Codemo, K., llorgognoni Zellmann, AI., Cfodemo, R., liorgen, Bowman, L., Osborn, Hoffman, Ciole, Bow- man, li., Telfer. Sturreon, B. Ps Seymour, Moore, Sturgeon, G., Logsdon, O., Logstlon, l.., li.1tli:liH'e, Robinson Laws, li., Clotfelter. Giese. Hickman,,lones, Arnold, l,atham, lfllington, Zellmann, H.. Klar, Syester Laws, Xl., Valcke, McLean, Valclae, Mcl.e.in, Manton, NVilson, Taylor. SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE 1941 HILTOP Welge, Doty, Kralik, Markel, Newport, Yodie, Jones, King. Cress, Fiocchi, Ncathery, Pickerill, Piazza. Directed by Miss Mary Manning Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, New York Penny Wood., . ,, Chuck Harris ,,,, Hope King , ,,e, Bob Jones Mrs. Wood ,,.. ,, ,,,r ,,Irene Piazza Elmer Tuttlem, , Dr. Wood , U e,,, ,,,Paul Welge N ,, ,Jerry Yoflie Effie. . ...,,,. , ,. ,Hazel Doty CAST .Dorothy Newport Russell Pickerill . , ,e,, Elio Fiocchi John Cress Helen Markel ,john Kralik Milly Lou .,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, A A G. Mervyn Roberts ,,,,. ,,,,,,,, Roger Van Vleck ,,,, Mr. Harris ,,,,,,,,., ....,....., . . H Shirley Wentworth ,,,..., 7 Ralph Wentworth ,.,,, Julie Harris . ..,, ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,, M a rtha Neathery ASSISTANTS William Monahan, Rosaland Guy, and Martha Collett SYNOPSIS june Mad is the dramatization of several days in a girl's life, when she passes from child- hood into womanhood. Dr. and Mrs. Wood, the tolerant, understanding parents of Penny, through their good humor and charm, have made their home a rendezvous for all their neighbors. The story concerns Penny and Chuck Harris, the boy next door, as they go about the frequently diflicult, but always amusing busi- ness of growing up. When Penny's Uncle Mer- vyn, only five years older than she, brings Roger Van Vleck, a senior and killer-diller, home from college, she forgets to be a man-hater and sue- S6 cumbs to an attack of calf-love, writing him lush love verses and buying a flaming red evening dress to impress him. Meanwhile Chuck is having problems of his own, the most per- plexing of which is a struggle with his father over a glider. After Chuck has a narrow escape with the glider, Mr. Harris comes to a more sympathetic understanding of the trials of youth. Penny's efforts to make herself attractive to the fascinating Roger almost disrupts two families, but the discovery that Roger is double-crossing Mervyn by trying to steal his girl, brings her back to normal, and incidentally, to Chuck. THE 1941 I-IILTOP GIRLS' ORGANIZATION Standing: Dammann, ilones, McLean, Kessler, Neathery, VC'elsl1, Collett. Markel. SCLIICKII Uanini Borgognoni. IIE IUB GIHLLI' CLLIII FIRST SEMESTER Chairm in Niancy Dammann Music ,, ,, Velma Borgognoni Rosemary Mauton Topic , 7, , Vocations NOVEMBER 28 Medicine , H , , Dr. Miller Music , ,c,,,,, Boys' Quartette Nursing , Miss Fox Committee Bette Lee McLean Jeanne Neece Margaret Smith IJECEMBER 3 journalism , ,,,, Miss Phillips Music , , , Oline Giese Library Work , . , , ,,,,,c Idabel Evans Committee ,, Martha Ncathery Laura Lou Fergusson SECOND SEMESTER Chairman , February March ,,,,,, , April ,, , Musica, Commerce Bookkeeping Secretary H Banking , Music ,,,, , Committee 7 , 7 Teaching ,,,, ,, , , Music: Velma Borgognoni Martha Collett ,, Mary Welsh Helen Markel Nancy Dammann Laura lou Fergusson JANUARY so ,, ,, , , , Miss Lemmon Y Miss Hilr Mr. Bower Velma Borgognoni Betty Darda , Ruth Kessler Doris jones Dorothy Neal FEBRUARY 12 Miss Perry Piano solo , , 7, Betty Darda I-Iomemaking , , , , Mrs. White Committee ,,,,.r,, ,. Martha Collctt jackie Sidwell Martha Ernst S7 GIRLS' ORGANIZATION THE 1941 HILTOP Stan ding: Betoche, Davis, Fuller, Bullock, XVeiss, Manley, Attebery. Seated: Todd, Klar, Ashmore, Moore, Todd, Reckerd. JU IUB GIBLCI' CLUB Chairman , Y H . , Dorothy Klar Music ,c,Marjorie Todd julia Murdoch Topic OCTOBER ll The Kind of Girl I Admire Miss Bennett Travel Talk: Music , , Martin Sisters Yellowstone , , , Nancy Girhard Committee . Mary Attebery Dorothy Compton Norma Paden NOVEMBER 27 A Purpose in Life , Music I Farm People of Oklahoma Committee . , , , 7, , R. Bullington , ,, Martha Neathery Mattha Ernst Hazel Doty Ona Weiss Mary Mizera Elva Long DECEMBER 17 Survey of Occupations ,,,,, W Miss Lemmon fRound Tablej Music , ,, I Artie Strausbaugh and Band Committee Y ,, S8 , ,,,, Betty Manley jane Olroyd Betty Allman JANUARY zs Preparation for Occupation , ,,,,, , ,,Mrs. Neylon Music ,,c.,,c, ,,cc,,c,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,, ,c,c R 0 semnry Mauton Committee .,,,, ,, SECOND SEM Chairman ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , , Committee: February., , March cc,,cc, I April ,,,,,,,, Musice Dues e,cc,,,, Oline Giese Betty Bullock jean Moore Evangeline Ginos ESTER Marjorie Todd ,,,, Colleen Davis ,,,,,,,Dor0thy Betoche Elaine Fuller ,, . julia Murdoch Martin Sisters Laurent, Walsli, May, Haley, Mizcra FEBRUARY 20 Beautician s,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , r,,,,,,,. . ...,.. , Mrs. Camplin Freshman Sixtette Home Economics , ,, , ,,,, ,,,, M iss Foster Committee Chairmanw ,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, C olleen Davis Committee A ,, ,. ...Dorothy Gilliland Jane Joyce THE 1941 HILTOP GIRLS' ORGANIZATION Standing: Klar, Voyles, Foster, Syester, Voyles, Guile, Coderko, Paris, McHugh, Hill. Seated: Rogers, Hartline. 1 .YUPHUMUBE GIRL CLUB FIRST SEMESTER Chairman . , ,,,,, , . ,.7,,,7, Winifred Rogers Music, ,,.7 , .Eileen Wilson jane Hartline OCTOBER 29 Cosmetics, ,,,. ....,,.,., ,,,,,77,, ,,w. ,,777 R . C a mplin Music ,.,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,, Pearl Frakes Dress: Color , ,,,7,,,,7 Mabel Albrecht Committee ,,,, Dorothy Guile Eleanor Glass Lila Lee Steele NOVEMBER 28 Etiquette fTable, Tea, Introductions, Demonstrationsj , ,, ,7,,,,,,,... ,I,,, M iss Foster Dance 7,,,,. , 7.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., .,,.,7,,,, H ope King Duet , H , ,,,,, Nancy McHugh, Arthur Bass Committee ,,,,, , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Betty Lou Voyles Betty Cline Ruth Watson DECEMBER 19 Poise and Personalitye ,,,,,,,, ,,,ee., A Y ,Mrs. Ncylon Reading ,,,..,.. ,,.,, ,,,e,,,,..,. , , I e,Martha Walsh England vs. America ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , R. Guy Committee Chairman , e,,,,, ,,,v,,, E . Syester B. Stein D. Potts SECOND SEMESTER Chairman I ,e,,,e ,,,i , , ee,, ,,,,, I I , Jane Hartline Committee Februaryn ,,,,,,, , Mary Hill March s,,,, , ss,,e, Nancy McHugh April ,,,, ,, ., ,,,. Virginia Paris Music , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, W . Rogers P. Andres JANUARY 29 Friendships: Boys and Girls , ,, e,,. Rev. Cloycl Music, W 7, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,, ,,,, B . Darda Rohal Travel Talk: New Orleans ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. A. Brown Committee Chairman, ,,,,,,,, ,,e, A drienne Coderko Marilyn Gaddis Doris Elmore FEBRUARY 26 Course of Study, ,,,e,,,7, , ,Y,7,,,.,,. , Miss Lemmon Song ,.,,,,,,,, , ,.,,, ,e,, ,,,,,, I I , ..,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,Manley Committee Chairman ., ,.,,,, Mary Hill Marjory Davis Darlene Fenton S9 GIRLS' ORGANIZATION THE 1941 HILTOP Standing: Wbodside, Ellington, Tohermann, Arnold, Sinclair, Felkel, Zellmann, Moore. Zellmann. Seated: Giese, Seymour L . L . , Topic Health and Citizenship SECOND SEMESTER Chairman Oline Giese OCTOBER 2 9 Posture Health Exams and Habits XVhat Citizenship Means ,,77.. Committee I ,7,,7,,,, DECEMBE Care of Eyes Music, etc. Reading Dance Care of Teeth Committee ,, 60 Noretta Hicks Velma Borgognoni ., .,.., Elbert Butler I ,,,, Oline Giese Barbara McLean Margie Latham R12 , Dr. Grassel Clara Neal Hitt , Dimple Brown , E. Ginos Dr. Hammond Jean Arnold Margaret Boogher Catherine Hickman Committee Shirley Woodside Helen Sinclair JANUARY 27 Care of Face, Hair, Hands, ,,,,,,, H R. Camplin Music ,,,, , , B. -I. Darda Cosmetics, , . V. Ledbetter Tips to Teensm, , . -lean Moore Committee ,Norma Ellington Carol Ann Felkel Jean Zellmann Brown I I X I I-I L . - 1:15-2:0U: In recalling the many things that happened sixth hour, I can still see everyone standing around the fountain in front of history class discussing the latest gossip and laughing at the newest jokes, waiting for the bell. Then I always laugh when I think of the day we passed Audrey's shoe around the room and also the time when Rody was so astonished to see one of his prize pupils stick out her tongue at him. You always say that slips don't count, and I guess it's a good thing they don't sometimes. To go on to the biology lab, I can still see the look on Nancy's face when she found Rodie', fthe toadj in her purse. By the way, those were queer names for toads weren't they? Speak- C lelland I,.ll1lI11.llH1 liskra, Phillips Iienson, Stokes H U LI II ing of biology, there was also the day when -Ioan Telfer screamed as a white rat ran across the floor. Now, -Ioan, are you sure it was at least a half-foot long? I ean't forget the time when Rosalie and Royal blew out that fuse. Now tell me who do you think caused the trouble? It did make a good commotion though, didnlt it? Wlailt was that I heard about Gordon painting Bill Stokes' nails bright red and beating all the glamour girls at their own job? Aren't you about convinced now that every school day and class period isnit the same? Yes, ll lot of little things happen to break the monotony, donlt they? 61 TEACHERS Vnlckc, Bennett, Turner, Viilckc. Picrwn, Clark, lN1urdocl1. Butv, IDLIVTY, Sitlwell. They say . . . ULIB TE CHEIY Muriel Bennett English l Helen Clark Latin l, ll, Ill, IV Alta Larene Butz Typing Ill and IV MISS BENNETT! Thar reminds me of something that happened when I was in England Miss CLARK! The waste paper basket is the proper place for chewing-gum. Miss BUTZ: Do it in a business like mannerf, 62 Cress, Bullard 'oliit-, Peggy Traylor Pole, Dougherty L . 2:00-Z:-li: Definitely the drowsiest, most life- less period that we spent during a school day! The six periods that had been left behind-and incidentally had been long forgotten in most cases-had reduced our vitality to such an ex- tent that we no longer made an effort to over- come the power of sleep that was steadily creep- ing upon us. Neither had the invigorating an- ticipation of hearing the buzz of the three-thirty bell produced its effect on us as yet. How we envied those seniors who sat in the front of the study hall-far enough away from Mr. Adams to be confident that their daily seventh hour snooze would not be interrupted. The unfor- tunate creatures who had to spend this period in a stuffy classroom were frequently forced to rely on each other's support to prevent such accidents as often befall vertical slumberersf' The few hints of excitement that revealed themselves during this period found practically no competition. Thus such trivial things as tacks and cats soared into the limelight and at- tained fame over night. QWe do, however, realize that a tack, though it seems so small to the majority of us, is not a thing to be laughed at-if you get the point., Suddenly without warning the seventh hour lull began to break. The study hall dozers slowly come to life-some nonchalantly-some to the rare amusement of those around them. Then the entire student body, now rested and aware of the fact that there was only one more class ahead, revived and were once again in con- dition to sit erect in their eighth hour classes- with their coats on-and not so much as bat an eyelid. 63 TEACHERS THE 1941 HILTOP 6 A U Ll lol TE CHEIL' B. Cox linml, General Seienet Cliemistrv Ada Foster Home Economies Fred Grland Agriculture l, Il, lll Henwn, Cox, Cresw. T.lylm', lluster. Orland, Elmore. They Say . . . KI. B. COX: Wl1ere's your rhythm? Make a break between that eighth note and quarter note big enough to drive a Wagon through. Miss FOSTER: My girls will be wonderful homemakersf' FRED CDRLANDZ A study hall was made for studying. W'elge Nlormiuo Cress, Root .Innes EIU TH l-IUUII 2:43-5:I0: XVhat a pleasant relief it was to hear the bell that assembled the last classes for the day. That was the period when we wonder- ed whether to take our coats to class or not, and also the time we debated with ourselves as to whether we should take books home or spend the evening at the basketball game. In the eighth hour students went to sleep in study halls, exhausted from a busy day, and certain people read such interesting articles as Why' Witlows are Dangerous. Then there was that day that Rody told Gordon to remove his feet from the poor mistreated chair, and Gordon laughed till he developed a bad case of hiccups. I heard also that there was at one time a cer- tain corporation of four boys in history class. I wonder if they ever consented to paying their income tax! How well I remember the time when Miss Wlaitteil was late for class and Bob took over, acting very intelligent with his high-minded ideas and uteacherly' ways. That was when we learned what a wide held of education ad- vanced algebra covered. With each eighth hour came the end of the school day. To some of us it was an exciting day full of fun and enjoymentg to others it was only wasted hours of dull, tiresome classesg and to the majority of students it meant only another leaf torn from the school calendar. 65 TEACHERS Mollmun, Lemmon, Crabtree. Srcplwnx, W'l1itrs:n, Frakcs. Syester, Higgs, l,yerl.l. They say . . . THE 1941 I-IILTOP UUP1 TE CHEN 1 Ona May Lemmon Typing lll Bookkeeping Economics Myrtie Wlmitteim Algebra I and ll Delphia P. Biggs English Il Miss LEMMON: Please bring an admit from your teacher when you wish to go to the library. Miss WHITTEN: You work the problems, I'll O. K. the papers. Miss BIGGS: Get every lesson, every day. 66 THE 1941 HILTOP GIRLS GYM GlllL. ' GY CL W S SliNlORS Wcmii 2 Lost 0 Cramer Guy O. Logsdon Borgognoni Hicks l.. Logsdon Kessler Sturgeon Gym liilIlll'S JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Won 0 Lost 1 Won 1 Lost 1 Borgen Bundy Codemo V. Pulliam Olroyd B. Pulliam Bowman Osborn Hill Hill Moore Clotfelter Mizera Telfer Murdoch Taylor Klar Mzireolini Wilson Upal Logsdon and Doris Stev- enson try their hand at shuffle board. Rosaland Guy and Marilyn Laws check their marksman- ship at darts. Shirley Woodside and Mary Mizera prepare to throw four ringers. Mildred Hiller, Rose-lla Codemo, and Juanita Bandy compete in the telegraphic basketball tour- l'l21IT1CI'lt. FRESHMEN Won 0 Lost Hickman Zcllmann Ellington McLean Zellmann Wootlsitle Giese Vandever Seymour Jones Moore Valclie xl. Valeke LIBRARY THE 1941 HILTOP Standing: King, Todd, Chappelear, Hiller, Mauton, Moore, Betoche. Seated: Neathery, Markcl, Grant, Biggs, Manley, Straushaugh, Attcbery. Before school , H First Hourn , H Second Hour .i,,,,, Third Hour ...,..,,, Fourth Hour ,,,r,,, Fifth Hour .r,,,r Sixth Hour ..,,,,.. Seventh Hour .,,,,,,, Eighth Hour ,..,,, After school r,..t, r...,,,,,... ,,,..,..r,,r, Chappelear ,,,,,,,Anna Strausbaugh, Ruby Cunningham Kessler, Mildred Hiller ,.,.,,,,Dorothy Betoche, Ruth Tarran Helen Grant, Martha Walsh ,,...,..,.Helen Todd, Elva Long ,,f,,..,...,Dorothy Klar, Jean Moore Rose Mary Mauton, Betty Manley ,.,,,,...Mary Ellen Attebery, Helen Markcl ,......,,.t,Hope King, Martha Neathery As a Librarian Sees Il The Hrst five minutes of a period is usually uneventful and very quiet. Then the rush starts in-you know there are three different types of persons who come to .the library each day. There are those who don't want any book in particular, but just want to look around. They usually decide not to take any book after you've shown .them every single one in the library. Meanwhile, someone comes in who knows a very deH,nite book that he wants and if it is out, he decides to wait until it is returned. 68 Last but not least is the person who after being shown every book decides upon the first one shown him. Thus he proceeds to walk out very contentedly. Oh! Shucks, Fm making the job of being a librarian sound very unpleasant and it really isn't. Besides being very interesting and edu- cational, it's a great pleasure to serve the faculty and students, especially under such a capable advisor as Miss Biggs. xr kibxkijb ,j, 'ff I 1.4 'xv.v:1Xry.,:, - 1 w N' 'lu 'I ,,,. 5 V'-n .Mix X ' x s l ,...,: .1 iv.. , . 1 w E CH ,, H, .. ' f ... ,.-.. .,,...g -..m.... fi: 1 UUL TI-ll 1941 I-IILTOP THENINNNHU As I was given the duty of writing the Board of Education write-up for the l94l Hiltop, I was quite puzzled to determine just what to write. So, I in- terviewed Mr. Girhard for about Eve or ten minutes on the whys and where- fores of the Board of Education. I learned that these men were elected on the second week of April for a term of three years. They receive no pay for their deeds hecause they work solely for the purpose of bettering H. C. H. S. MAHETHEL i' After the election, they meet to dir:- cuss matters concerning H. C. H. S. They decide upon the hiring and Bring of the faculty, date of holidays, dismis- sal, haccalaureate, and commencement, They elect their own officers which are Dr. H. A. Seymour, president: Mr. James Cress, secretary and treasurer. Praises and thanks should go to these men for their excellent work in keeping our school strictly at the head of the list. Ianies 1 ren. Ur. ll. A. Seyinour, fieo, M. liirliaid. Nl, C. IIl'C'NSll1.ll', Charles Atlehery, Anthony Schindler. 69 UUIR TEACHER FRED EXVALD Physics Biology He Says . . . Let's have a little less talkin Y and a little more I fa working! SULITH IIENTIHAL ITUNFEHENIIE STANIJINIS Team W'on Lost Tied Percent Bcnld 5 0 0 1.000 Taylorville , 1.000 Hillsboro .600 Staunton 500 Mt. Olive 353 Cnrlinville 250 P31111 2 50 Gillespie .000 Nokomis 000 THE 1941 HILTOP FOOTBALL FUUTBALL Kenneth Williams Height 5' 9 Weight 145 Class junior Position Half-back Jack Ott Height 5' 9U Weight 155 Class Senior Position Center Kenneth Ellington Co-Captain Height 5' 4 Weight 155 Class Senior Position Half-back Clarence Hayes Height s' 6 Weight 150 Class Junior Position Guard James Mazzier Height Weight Class Position William Height Weight Class Position 5' 9 170 Senior Tackle Mikeska 5' ll 175 Senior Full-back FOOTBALL THE 1941 HILTOP FUUTB LL Andrew Mnrcolini 4 Height 5' 7 Weigh: 150 Class Junior Position Guard Ross Mormino C0-Captain Height 5' 9 Weight 210 Class Senior Position Tackle Arthur Salsi Co-Captain Height 5' 7 Weight 170 Class Senior Position Quart Dale Traylor Height 5' 8 Weight 140 Class Senior er-back Position Half-back Paul XV:-:lge Height 6' 0 Weight 170 Class Senior Position End Shirley Lipe Height 5' 11 Weight 165 Class Junior Position End THE 1941 HILTOP FOOTBALL FOOTBALL N Kenneth Long Height 5' 11 Weight 160 Class junior Position Full-back Ray Dougherty Height 5' 11 Weight 196 Class Junior Position Guard Edward Eskra Height Weight Class Position Wayne Height Weight Class Position 6f 5 ll 170 Senior End Wfelge 6f 160 Sophomore End Howard Osborn Height Weight Class Position Robert Height Weight Class Position OHCS 6, 170 Senior Guard 61 165 Senior End 73 FUU'lBALL Mikeska plunges over SECOND SQUAD s9w2 Major, Van Alstinc, Phillips, K., Suits, Sowell, Phillips, I,. Dagon, Mondin, Demon, Fcrgussun, Boyd, Owens, Ifislilmck. NVciss, Lycrln, Wcsccmtl, Hcnscn, Hcrgutlx, Russell. 74 THE 1941 HILTOP FOOTBALL Root, Robbins, Mikeska, Fllington, Salsi, Vlfilliams, Traylor, Strausbaugli. I.ipe, Malliur. Marcolini, Ott, Ilayes, Mormino, Nwclge, P. jones, Macbeth, Dougherty, Welge, VV., Osborn, Izskra. FUUIB LL First game of the season Hillsboro met Mattoon on our home Held. The first touchdown was made in the second quarter by a line plunge. In the third quarter Hillsboro tallied again, making the extra point. Final score 13-0. Benld traveled to Hillsboro for the second game of the season. Benld made the only score of the game in the first quarter. Final score 6-0. It rained before the Decatur-Hills- boro game making the field wet and slippery. Each team scored a touch- down. Final score 6-6. Hillsboro journeyed to Taylorville for their only night game. When the final gun went off Hillsboro had the ball on Taylorville's one foot line. Final score Taylorville 7, Hillsboro 6. The next game was played on our home field with Gillespie. Hillsboro showed their fighting Hiltop spirit by trouncing Gillespie 27-0. In the Nokomis-Hillsboro game it seemed as though everything the No- komis team tried to do went wrong, while Hillsboro clicked in perfect tim- ing. The game ended with Hillsboro winning by a score of 47-0. In the last home game of the season Hillsboro succeeded in defeating Mt. Olive by a score of 45-13. On Armistice Day Hillsboro played their last scheduled game at Pana. The game ended in a scoreless tie. 75 Y 1- niw.irds, lJ.1mm.mn, King, llcnnv Ifcarlicilcy, liwnld. Snlsi, XY'illi.1ms, UU, NY'cli.gc, klumw, Xvulg Xiurmimw, l llin5.gtun. H LHETH LL U Ll IR LII!-X lu, H J. M. FEARHEILEY General Science Commercial Arithmetic Commercial Gcogmpliy He Says . . . Joe Fcarheilcy: 'Tm not angry with you boys, l'm just disgusted. 76 THE 1941 HILTOP BASKETBALL ROSS MOR MINO Senior Forward KIENNETH VVILLIAMS junior Guard KENNETH ELLINGTON Senior Forward PAUL XVELGE Senior Guard ARTHUR SALSI Senior Forward Captain WVJXYNIZ WIELGE Sophomore Center BOB JONES Senior Center JACK OTT Senior Forward BASKETBALL THE 1941 HILTOP Strausbaugh, K. Phillips, Fishback, Fergusson, Dagon, Fudoli, Suits, Denton, L. Phillips, Root. Long, Ellington, Salsi, Mormino, P. Welge, Ott, Jones, Williams, W. W'elge. PAUL WELGE Paul's long shots kept Hillsboro on top during many games this year. He played as a main- stay for three years. ROSS MORMINO Rossie's overhead shots and offensive playing made him a member of the team for two years. JACK OTT Jack was a flashy forward uncovered in his junior year and improved greatly. His ability to handle the ball saved the game many times. ROBERT JONES Bob played as a sub his junior year while this year he took over his duties as center. Every- one counted on Bob to pull the game off the ice, as he frequently did. KENNETH WILLIAMS Tubby held up his end of the defense and came out with flying colors. Long shots were his specialty. Tubby looks forward to his senior year. ARTHUR SALSI When we got in a tough spot Coach Fearheiley put Art in to give the team that extra pep they lacked. WAYNE WELGE Wayne played as a sub on the team this year. Whenever we needed the rebounds the Welge brother combination gave us the support. KENNETH ELLINGTON Kenny showed his speed on the floor and could always be counted on for those much needed points. BILL DAGON Bill was a new find in basketball this year and looks forward to his senior year. 78 KENNETH LONG Kenneth played mostly on the second team, but also did his part in playing as a sub on the first team. KENNETH PHILIPS Kenneth surprised many fans by his ability as a basketball player and shows initiative. ALBERT FISHBACK Albert is only a freshman and shows much promise in his three remaining years. ROBERT FERGUSSON He played as a regular on the second team. He shows the makings of a Hne athlete. MIKE FUDOLI Although Mike uses his mouth too much, it came in a little handy when he played with the second team. MAURICE SUITS Deacon's ability to handle the ball shows great possibility for the future. FRANKLIN DENTON Franklin played as a sub on the second team but always put in his share of playing. LAMAR PHILIPS Lamar, a brother to Kenneth, helped the sec- ond team to many a victory by his perfect team Work. FRED ROOT Fred, a senior, was ineligible for football or basketball but helped keep the boys' suits and clothing in shape. JOHN STRAUSBAUGH John, a senior, was also ineligible for football or basketball so he chose to be Coach Fear- heiley's right hand manager. THE 1941 HILTOP BASKETBALL Date November 29 , December 3 December 6 , December 10 December 13 December 17 , December january 9 e,,,,,,. January 10 ,, January 14 ,, January 17 ,,,,, January 18 ,,,, January 21 ,,,,. january 24 ,,,,, January 2 5 , February 4 ee,,, February 6 ,,., ,, February 7 , February 11 February 14 February 19 February 21 ,,,,ee,, February 25 February 28 19 ,.., ,, HILLSBORO TALLIES l l BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Town Divcrnon Witt ,, ,LL.., , Livingston ,,,1.,, Staunton ,,,,, Decatur, Greenville Shelbyville .,,, Carlinville ,,,,,,, Litchield ,,,,,,, Staunton . Taylorville ,,,,,, , Divernon ,,,,,,,,, Greenville ,,,, Pnna ,,,, , ,,,, ,- Nokomis . ,,,,, Witt , ,,,, . Vandalia ,.,,,,, Nokomis. ,,,,,. Decatur ,,....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,L1tchfield,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,Carlinville,,,,,,, ,,,,.-.. .,,---,.Vanclal1a,,-.....-, , ,,,,,,. ,Taylorville ,,,,. Place H.C.H.S. Opp Here ,,,,,, ,,,, , 21 14 Here , ,,,,,31 8 Here , ,,,,,, 18 19 There ,, 34 21 There , ,,,, ,123 25 Here ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, 31 26 Here ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 4 21 There ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 12 Here ,,,,, ,L ,,,,,,, 21 23 Here ,,,,,,. 3 8 18 There ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 2 42 There ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 0 12 There ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 2 31 Here ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, 3 9 27 There ,,,.,. ,41 31 There ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 0 27 Here ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 3 29 Here ,,,..,, ,,,,,L, 2 0 21 Here ,..,.. ,,,,,,, 2 4 22 There ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 4 3 5 Here ,,,,, ,,27 14 There ,..,.. ,,,,,,, 2 7 28 There ..,,., ,,,..,, 3 3 52 Here ,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 9 44 79 BASKETBALL THE 1941 HILTOP lVllllIl2llllll'I'N Uuunly Wir: R .1 1' moml Ummcllson l:.lI'l'l'lCl'9Vlll Hil lslmro l.ilcl1HclQl xYY.'lgg0l1CI' lrx' i ng Coffccn l'llll11UlAC Noliomis 34 l Witt zol Z6 l Hillsboro 32 l 401 llitcllllcld za l 20 lfloilccn 44 l 17 Y ll7illmo1'c wl llllIl'llilIllCIll Hillslmm llllillllllill -lUlII'llilIlllBIll Mt, Olive Bcnld litclmficld Briglxmn Hillsboro Gillespie C.1rlinvillc Herrick 80 241 licnlnl 45 il 451 l Litclmliclnl :ful 271 lfiillcspic 33 l 431 Carlinvillc 17l 1 .Hillsboro 14 1 l'HillQboro 59 43 l 'Litchfield 35 Litchfield Witt Fillmore 271 l-Litchfield 36 '-Litchfield 191 .C.11'linvillc 17 25 Litcl1Hclcl ,l:llll'l1UI'k THE 1941 HILTOP TRACK Lemay, Bolton Romelin, Clotfelter TRAC1-4.1940 The Crow Hill track and field team placed third in a quadrangular track meet at Pana which was won by the Pana team with 44 points. Spring- field High School was second with 41 points, the Hiltoppers third with 18 points and Tower Hill fourth with 13 points. Clotfelter of Hillsboro estab- lished a new mark in the half mile run with the time clocked at 2107.7 minutes. He and Romelin, who ran in the mile race, were the only two to place first in the thirteen events. The Litchfield track and field squad won from Hillsboro Community High School athletes 66 2fS to 46 3fS in a meet held at Litchfield. Lemay of Hillsboro romped home first in the 440 yard run. Ellington, in the 100 yard low hurdles, Clotfelter in the half mile, and Romelin in the mile were also first place winners for the Hillsboro team. Bolton, another Hiltop athlete, leaped 19 feet 112 inches to take the broad jump. Carlinville's track and field team carried off first place with 61 points in the South Central Conference meet held at Taylorville. Pana took second place with 48 points and the host team, Taylorville, with 28 points, third. Clotfelter came in first in the 880 yard run, while Romelin ran second in the mile. Bolton placed second in the broad jump and Lernay received third in the discus. The weather was more suit- able for football than for track andfield events, and only one record was broken. 81, CARNIVAL THE 1941 HILTOP Ants Venturelli, Zellmann, Young, Yoffle, Ludwig, Strziusbaugh. Summers, Ifrnst, Guy, Schluckebier, Smith, Nvelsh, liocthi tks Orvis, I.yerl.1, Phillips, Kessler. Sturgeon, B., Greene, Simmons, Todd, Sturgeon, Root, Xvilliams, Mikeska, Ott, Ciinos, Salsi I 1 D., Mclean. Wimlf, Neece. ton, Mormino, XY'elge. LIIIITUPIIU .'HUW In the Auditorium show we saw the hottest of all swing bands. The audience went wild when john Strausbaugh, wielding the baton, and his little German band QGeorge Jones, Ventu- relli, Iired Zellmann, Lindh Young, Jerry Yofhe, and Bob Ludwigj swung out to the tune of South of the Border. As -Iulia Schluckebier announced them, six countries appeared in person to us. Under their disguise we saw John Paul Summers, Martha Ernst, Rosalind Guy, Margaret Smith, Mary Welsh, and Elio Iiiocchi. To present a better picture of their representative country, they sang, danced, played a musical instrument, or gave a speech. Then Noretta Hicks, Irene Orvis, Patsy Lyer- la, Norma Phillips, and Ruth Kessler tripped out as dainty Dutch lassies. They whirled and 82 twirled in their wooden shoes as if they had lived in Holland all their lives. As the curtains parted, we saw Jeanne Neece with her seven Indian maidens seated around the campfire. Supplemented by her fair maidens fRosalie Greene, Helen Todd, Bette McLean, Betty Sturgeon, Eloine Simmons, Dorcas Stur- geon, Marjorie Wolfj, Jeanne sang an Indian song. Last but not least was this troop of dainty, graceful ballet dancers. Under rouge, lipstick, hair ribbons, and curls were Fred Root, Kenneth Willianis, Willy Mikeska, Jack Ott, Arthur Salsi, Kenneth Ellington, Ross Mormino, and Paul Welge. The crowning glory came when Ar- thur's skirt flew out into the audience. Their teacher and leader was Evangeline Ginos. THE 1941 HILTOP CARNIVAL T V A Oh, my stomach! Wfell, it really wasn't that bad. Those freshmen girls are good cooks, when they stop fooling around. The stand they dec- orated looks like a penitentiary offense with all the stripes. lt's a good group of mothers we have to bring candy for us to sell and help swell the prohts. Mary probably told Shirley a good fortune. lt's in the cards. The fate of many people was decided by the able fortune tellers in their gay dresses and weird surroundings. The as- sistant, in this case. was unnecessary. Oh, the awful bugbear-blocking. But it is required for a minstrel show. Miss Manning knows how to smear it on and hit all the high spots. Miss Biggs had charge of all of the music and accompanied each number on the piano. The Nlinstrel Show was one laugh after QII1- other. All was ably managed and kept going by the interlocuter, NV. W. Welge, lfsq. A Girls' Quartette flirted through a number that was genuine art. Several of the teachers had slightly tinted faces, after some of the jokes concerning them were given. All was good, clean fun. The rootin'-tootin'-rodeos directed by Miss Clark was a rip-snortiny, gun-tootin' shindig. The songs they sang packed lots of wim, wigor, and witality. Some of the jokes they gave out were true masterpieces in their line. The solo by Nitro Markel was beautifully rendered, with an accent on the rendered. Mel.ean, llicknian, Latham. Lipe, W'alsh, Mizera. Brown, Manning. Riinty Denton, Brown, H., Pierson, Vfelge, Cloyd, Major, Keith. ovin A., l7animann, King, Mauton. Brown, D., Giese, Kepper, Borgognoni, Markel, W'ilson CARNIVAL A JU.. ..., Y i 1 'Y l .leanne Neeee Helen Grant Dorothy Newport Hope King Doris LI. Robinson Marjorie Reliner lfloy Strange Nancy Dammann Velma Borgognoni Dorotliy Neal Irene Piavza Helen Markel 84 Y l,llll'l'Il'S I'l't1eessimi Queen's Queenls Qtieenls Maid QLlCCll,S Queen's Qucen's QLlCCI'l,S 1 Queen s Queen's Queen's Queenle Attendant Attendant Attendant of Honor Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant THE 1941 HILTOP Crest Denny liulla rd Yolliu Travlor Mollinan Nt-ere C I rant Newport King llolwinsun lieliner l lotaelter xwlgt- Salsi -lnnex St ra nslwa ngli Hlllll St range I Jainniann liorgognoni Neal pl.lll.l Xlarlxel -lolan Gross Kingk Burton Denny King's Wfayne Bullard Kings jerry Yoflie Kings Dale Traylor Kings Ralph Mollman King's jim Hofaclter Kingk Paul Welge King's Arthur Salsi Kingk Bob Jones King's kloltn Strausbaugli Kings Ira Tinnin Kings Guard G ua rd G u a rd Guard G Lia rd Guard G ua rd Guard G ua rd G Ll ard Guard G ua rd THE 1941 HILTOP UUIH MA.lEfTIES lime . . . lurk llll l,llll'l'll . . llelle Lei- lVll'Li'un The great event of the night came, The erowd waited breathlessly. The candidates with their escorts came down the aislcsg each person feared he would fall down before he reached his destination. The girls arrived one by one, holding us in suspense as to whom the Queen was. At last Hope King came as the Maid of Bass, lfergusson, Neathery, McHugh, Mayer. Mormino, Maynard. K., Killpatrick, Maynard, P. CARNIVAL Honor. Then a hush fell over the roomg the Queen was to come next. Bette Lee McLean emerged from the doorway, and there was a great applause. jack Ott, the king, then crown- ed her the Queen of Hillsboro Community High School. Thus ended another successful Carnival. We know everyone had a good time. Arth ur Bass and Nancy McHugh Wliistliimg Duet Martha Neathery and Charles Mayer Dance Laura Lou Fergusson Vocal Solo Mark Anthony Mormino Pillow Bearer Kay Maynard Crown Bearer .lane Killpatriek Train Bearer Patty Sue Maynard Train Bearer 85 CARNIVAL TI-IE 1941 HILTOP THE I IHE My, where tlitl itll these people come from? Confetti was everywhere. In spite of the corn , the Bingo stnntl h.1tl Ll large number of luck seekers. The country store nttixictetl the farmers UQ. To ward oH' the confetti throwers .1 cane c.une in handy- il' you coultl ring one. Sweets for the sweet cnlletl the cnntly girls. liashful boys 'wLH'l'OLlI'ltlCLl the telegraph booth waiting to sentl sweet Ilolflialgx to their hootly. Bang, Bill'-more thrills nntl then one of our LIITLIKCUI' boxers went tlown. 86 THE 1941 HILTOP ii ANSEL T and GIHETEL lVlgll'Cl1 27, 1941 Directed by Ethel Horner l ACT l-Interior of Cottage l ACT ll-Forest ACT Ill-Forest, with Cookie House OPERETTA Drabant, Neece, Dammann, Strange, Ernst, Young. CHARACTERS Peter ,,,,, Gertrude Hansel , , , ,, Gretel ,, , . , The Cookie Witcli SANDMEN: Eloine Simmons, Edna Oakley, Julia Sehluckebier, Mary Ann Sacka, Jo Rose Donaldson, Vera Taylor, Mary Miller, Mari- lyn Laws, Norma Blankenship, Mildred Hiller, Pearl Marie Frakes, Ilean Huber, Geraldine Niebrand. ANGEL CHORUS: Marjorie Rehner, Nancy McHugh, Laura Lou Fergusson, Eloise Syester, Millie Frkovich, Patty Andres, Ruby Cun- ningham, Audrey Brown, Bernice Pulliam, Margery Davis, Wiimnie Rogers, Mary May, Eileen Wilson, Edith Bowman, Betty Vfilliams, Dorothy Hayes, Marjorie Todd, Ruth Holt, Shirley Wfoodside, Hope King, Martha Neath- ery, Doris Criswell, Mary Lou Thatcher, Oline Giese, Norma Boone. DEW DROPS: Evelyn Laws, Martha Wallsh, Regina Andrighetti, Jane Olroyd, Mary E. At- tebery, Norma Caldwell, Naomi Jones, Doris Hampton, Theo Marcolini, Betty Clotfelter, lrene Orvis, Dorothy Banelor, Betty Barnes, Helen Sinclair, Jacky Haley, Camilla Laurent, , Lindh Young 7 Martha Marie Ernst , Leonard Drabant ,. Jeanne Neece ,, Nancy Dammann Louise Allman, Grace Osborn, Betty Sturgeon, Lena Marcolini, Virginia Pulliam, Doris Hart, Rose Mary Betoehe, Dorothy Davis, Irene Boone, Norma Paden, Mary Mizera. WITCHES: Bliss McLean, Margaret Boogher, Mary Vandever, Joyce Moore, Margie Latham, Norma Ellington, Jean Arnold, Mary M. Seymour, Rosemary Brown, Kathryn Hick- man, Jean Valche, Helen Zellmann, Virginia Jones, Barby McLean, Jean Zellmann, Joan Valche, Pat Pownall, Rosalind Guy, Betty Cline, Betty Steine, Lucille Bowman. COOKIE CHILDREN: Lois Logsdon, Opal Logsdon, Wiliaagl Chappelear, Celest Limper, Patsy Lyerla, Elva Long, Jean Moore, Mar- garet Smith, Dorothy Ann Klar, Julia Ann Murdoch, Nancy Girhard, Idabelle Evans, Doris Jean Robinson, Jane Hartline, Joan Tel- fer, Donna Potts, Donna McLean, Velma Borgognoni, Martha Collett, Noretta Hicks, Mary Welsli, Rosemary Mauton, Norma Phil- lips, Marjorie Wolf. Piano Accompanist ,,Floy Marie Strange 87 THE 1941 HILTOP ADVERTISEMENTS AD EHTI ER 'l DEX Adkisson, Walter R. American Zinc Company Anderson's Department Store Bass Funeral Home Boley's Brawley Brothers Brown, M. J. Brubaker-Truitt, Inc. Capitol Engraving Co. Central Cash and Carry Country Life Ins. Co. Dorsey Lumber Co. Douglas, E. T. Eagle-Picher Lead Company Foster's Studio Granier, H. L. Grassel, C. D. Hill, Bullington and Vandever Hotel Journal Lumber Co. Mining Co. National Bank Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Illinois Iowa Power Co. jim's Style Shop Keele's Kelly Food Service Kimball, Z. V. Lancaster Drug Store Latham's Hardware Store Montgomery County Dairy The success of any yearbook is due largely to cooperation. The senior class of Hillsboro High have been most successful in getting whole- hearted cooperation from the student body and from those business and professional men who advertise in our annual. It is the accepted fact that the heart of a yearbook is the advertise- ments. Since our first high school yearbook was published in 1923, the leading business and pro- fessional men of Hillsboro and concerns with which we have had contact have given the sen- ior publishers their loyal support. From a careful survey of previous editions we have compiled an honor roll of those who for a decade or more have ads in our book. To you -friends, citizens, and supporters-we express SM McDavid Motor Co. Mizera Bros. Mobley's Drug Store Mormino and Son Montgomery County Bank Montgomery News Nail, C. R. Poos, Omer Sears, Roebuck and Co. St. Louis Business College Seltzer Bargain Store Serv-U-Well News Co. Seymour, H. A. Seymour's Drug Store Spies, George, Inc. Strange, E. B. 81 R. C. Sturgeon, Willis B. Swingle, Earl Telfer, George A. Timm's Sc to S1 Store Vick's Bargain Store Wagoner Printing Co. Weingand Hardware Store Weingand Shoe- Store Walker's Sc to S1 Store White and White Ins. Co. Welge's Furniture Store Windels, Allen Wolf's Department Store Yoffie Style Shop Zellmann's Food Store our sincerest appreciation and thanks: M. Weingand, 17 years, White and White, 17 years, E. T. Douglas, 16 years, Welge Furniture, 16 years, H. Granier, 15 years, Hill and Bullington, 15 years, Seymour's Drug Store, 15 years, R. C. and E. B. Strange, 15 years, Montgomery Co. Loan and Trust, 14 years, Montgomery News, 14 years, C. R. Nail, 14 years, H. A. Seymour, 14 years, Walker's Sc to S1 Store, 14 years, Eagle Picher Lead Co., 13 years, Z. V. Kimball, 13 years, Hillsboro Mining Co., 13 years, G. A. Telfer, 13 years, Dryer, Brown, Poos, 12 years, Hillsboro journal, 12 years, McDavid Motor Car Co., 12 years, H. A. Fish, 11 years, E. H. Swingle, 10 years, Weingand Shoe Store, 10 years. ywyyw ywya wwf f E X , I affi f 'f' 1 ' 1 T1-IE 1941 WW il I f I if M' ' V' W Sw A iff HoME rg V jg! I J i1 fjf'll , fr I buliiim e Servicefjg In uran Su on jf DV N!l.,'f ,A f ,I f il fl ' r ' ' 'N , 1 fl' vi J jf J ? I J If Phone liz, I A fix MH D. L. alssq C 0950 I l J I' If . M47 Mrs I Q' . Bassff-Xssista t , by f f ' XJ? 71' ., fl fb J if . fu .H xg! .!' ,. , lt, , x ffgt ' llSbC5iE? 11316343 P X ,Ji 1-A f AX f 1 ji, N I 55 v ,ffm :J , I Y ' xi f J r KCI!!! Hillsboro Plant ' .J 1' Lx' 1 , Q ij C6 Hillsboro, Illinois I ff! 'x- -bf W , Pt AFX iv, HS if if 'AND L, HU fl Q! f if 'WJ vf i I , 9154tHICAN ZINC' 0 if CQQZIPANY orjw, ,jf BOLEY'S Home Made Ice Cream Malteol Milk 'fxgfbf' f JJ! I f' 'f j J 7 Across from Presbyterian Church 'V . -' Hillsboro, Illinois V. ,, 1 Conqratulations M' L BROWN To Hillsboro and Graduates Attorney-at-LaW MA E LP YOU Associate: HERBERT W. DEY Y W HE LOOK BEST Hillsboro, Illinois I 'Z ei-50,2 5 BRUBAKER-TRUITT. INC. Chevrolet and Buick SalesanclService 0 Montgomery County's Finest Phone 156,14 Department Store Hillsboro, Illinois LTOP 90 I THE 1941 HILTOP awww CVE? ADVERTISEMENTS E. T. DOUGLAS, M. D. 133 West Wood Street Hillsboro, lllinois Compliments of CENTRAL CASH AND CARRY Hillsboro, lllinois Best Wishes - Graduates EAGLE-PICHER LEAD COMPANY Hillsboro Plant Hillsboro, lllinois Country Life Ins. Co. Gus Sammons, General Aqent IIM'S STYLE SHOP Lustrlux Dry Cleaning O Farm Bureau Building TAILOR MADE CLOTHES Phone 540-K Hillsboro, lllinois Phone 606 H. M. Dorsey Lumber Co. Dealers in Buildinq Material Phone 44 Hillsboro, lllinois FOSTER'S STUDIO Efficiency and Service Portrait and Commercial Work lO3 South Main Street Hillsboro, lllinois Mf- ,1 I il. xllhgfbil yfff M C . AVQAVERTIS rcs, - X J K I' THE 1941 HILTOP if I I .1 ,S . V . . . x Q ', xy If I-ELLWGRANIERX For Complete Reports 1 J , y .J Ji . I Hp fly ND. 13.55. I 3 of i I -' it I, A , N f 75 Jil if if V ,to H. C. H. S. Activities if I JJ fl - rv if READ 1 P . J' vi ' Q z ,qH112ibOfQ' Ulm The HILLSBORO IOURNAL I COMPLIMENTS OF I ' f It L!! Dr. C. D. GRASSEL OPTOMETRIST Hillsboro, Illinois L. V. Hill Rosina Bullinqton Lester K. Vandever HILL. BULLINGTON and VANDEVER Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law f Hillsboro, Illinois BUILD A HOME FIRST Hillsboro Lumber Company T. H. KING, Manager l4Ol School Street Phone 32l THE HILLSBORO HOTEL Arrange Your Parties at the Hillsboro Hotel HILLSBORO MINING CO. Old Hillsboro COAL Fine Foods at a Reasonable Price Hillsboro, Illinois Ph 6 l2l E. Seward St. Hillsboro, lllinois one 92 THE 1941 HILTOP ADVERTISEMENTS H176 01 Q N LUZlZy dyn HEN you are accumulating funds for the express purpose of retirement, contemplate the happiness of a sunny old age. Think not of the dire disasters which may befall you Without the benefit of a Savings Account, but rather of the anticipated joys that go with it. Saving is a real pleasure, especially when you receive the help and cooperation that this bank is only too glad to give those who save for a sunny day. gfiffsboro jfafiolm an c Hillsboro, Illinois The Largest and Strongest Bank in Montgomery County Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KELLEY FOOD SERVICE Compliments of Packers and Distributors Quality Foods ILLINOIS-IOWA POWER COMPANY ' Hillsboro, Illinois Phone 648 Men's Wear and Z' V' KIMBALL Dry Cleaning M' D' O KEEI..E'S Phone 92 Hiusborc Phone 8 Hillsboro, Illinois 93 I li J .F v I ADVERTISEMENTS, I gi ,, ,gf , J f, , x .. 'I , I . I V V ' 1 W I P x,-', VK,-V J rf I ' ' J- J .-f ' V f, ll I . ,f , A 'f .f rl , fp,coMPLiMENTs or M1 - xx 5- I 5 X J ,e 1 I JI. 'LANCASTER Drug Store I-IILLSBORO, ILLINOIS THE 1941 HILTOP If you are looking for a car that you can drive like the wind and it runs like Water IT'S Mummy NEW AND USED CARS O IVICDAVID Motor Car Co. IHC- I-Iillsboro, Illinois Watch the Fords go by LATHAM'S STORE Mizera Bros. Hardware-Paint-Wallpaper M erc. Co. 0 Staple and Fancy Phone 89 GROCERIES Hillsboro, Illinois Fresh and Cured Meats Feed of All Kinds MONTGOMERY COUNTY I DAIRY Gas and Oil Pasteurized Milk' General Merchandise d Dairyasroducts Phones: gig-Eafflir Springs - 1 s oro Ice Cream Phone 307 Hillsboro, Illinois TWO STURES 94 THE 1941 HILTOP ADVERTISEMENTS MOBLEYXS MCDRMINCD Drug Store dllfll SUN Wholesale and Retail Where Prices Are Right and Quality Counts A11 Kinds gf FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SODAS AND IN SEASON LUNCHEONETTE Quality Fruit at Pair Prices A Walgreen System Store Phone 65 Phone 642 Hillsboro, Illinois Your Borild As you journey through the years you'll find your bank to be one of your most important friends. This old Federal Reserve Member Bank has been serving generations of Hillsboro and Montgomery County folks since 1869. Your future will be made happier and more successful through a relationship with this growing institution. 7fze IW Qrumifq Bank 95 .1 Y VX . ,, . ADVERTISEMENTS is x 'N tid THE 1941 HILTGP y H '. , E 1 A J . 1. lil - 5 -4 ' li '7 ' . ' A r I ,,'Y' s w i ' J- NP fl J fl l' -' THE fi L OMER POOS ,M0Nil'G01WERY NEWS ATToRNEY-AT-LAW f' i 1' Will 'bring you all the . I I boinefnews and follow ' tl 3' Y Hillsboro, lllinois ry Y l.. A 0,1 you wherever you qo ul X F, - ii L X' C. R. N AIL Compliments The Store for Young Men of ' SEARS, ROEBUCK 6: COMPANY Phone 390 Hillsboro, Illinois Hillsboro, Illinois Learn to do by doing ln the Model Office Department ST. LOUIS BUSINESS COLLEGE lmoqene Murphy, Principal Prospect 4422 - - Grand and luniata, Saint Louis, Missouri 96 THE 1941 HILTGP l Q l SELTZER'S Q. gg 4 BARGAIN STCRE EE, t DR. . Q l Highest in Quality Ex i Lowest in Prices Hiusb ' 'E ' 1 Best Wishes to The Class ot 1941 k ,. l SERV-U-W1-:LL NEWS co. SEYMCUR DR T i School Books and Su li Q E . Drugs-Paints-Patent Medicine l and ' SOL NQVIK Fountain Drinks Hillsboro, lllinois phone 330 all A R Q' ' A'PlliA' l I C: O Curl: B B, nc. . Illinois' Lorgest Monufocfuring School Jewelers Q 4 IOHN K. BEISS, Representative Box 250 l Belleville, Illinois l 97 J if' A I ' Trirrfivgpixirs . ',, , A J f.- . ' g f' 1 1 f J . , ' X fs .r , 4 . flfyiiolt .J 'l' l Ain. not gigungr , A, l. .x..M- 11.5 M-D., , OPTOMETRIST ' ' I ' f ' A ' ' V, . .W I ' Hillsboro, Illinois 4. - . ' 'il I V tllli it H'SlHHNHl JU! if Compliments ot ' ' ' A ' . 'r1MM's 5c to 51.00 Store HILLSBORC Hillsboro, Illinois WILLIS B. STURGEON Texaco Super Service Station 418 South Main Street Phone 2l8 Always at Your Service VICK'S BARGAIN STORE SHOES AND CLOTHING O Next door to lournal Hillsboro, lllinois Keepsake Diamonds Elqin Watches EARL H SWINGLE QUALITY IEWELRY Hillsboro, Illinois Sheaiier Pens Cambridge Glass I. M. WEINGAND HARDWARE Quality Merchandise a Specialty Hillsboro, lllinois ' THE 1941 HILTGP THE 1941 HILTCP ADVERTISEMENTS 1 Y WHIKIHS GMM HILLSBORO, ILLINOIS 5c la ff djdibe o SERVICE AND QUALITY Welge Furmture Company 're Home Furnishings COMPLETE LINE OE Phone 337 SCHOOL SUPPLIES g Prices the Lowest Welge Chapel Complete Funeral Service Ambulance-Phone 393-K, 393-W WEINGANUS ALAN WINDELS SHOE STORE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Style, Fit, and Price . . Shoes for All ' Hillsboro, Il' ' ' Exclusive Shoes and Shoe Repairing ' gg A 0 ' fm WHITE AND WHITE I T EN YI INSURANCE wig n S . TV! -' mt . . X LYO tr Savi Qv I I4-11 :fx P0 F ANI JW , . Hin O ' e ISQUAS . Njlgxw! I ' I ..A . - - W ,W Q rf f V16 Www wifyffgifxfwfffw I ft . f , ff ,V ADVER ygwlfg My 'X 1 ff! Vp'fU!, ' THE 1941 H1LToP fl 0 f' ff 'W U J ffv 'pr ' 4' In 3.1, X 1,' ' 1 ' I, ' 0 f ' f i ' ZELLMANN'S Xl . Z 5 Foon STORE f -I C- l ' f E, 9 1 J ' 'Nl Groceries, Meats, Vegetables J f BQ? I N10 pjnf Fruits X ' A gf w I 3-j Monarch Finer Foools f ,A 1 1 K X ygi 'f - - jtpozarole King f ,NM Doris DOdSOU BRAWLEY BROTHERS f Laura Lee Wholesale , Distributing Company YOFFIE S STYLE SHOP l-lillsboro's Leading Store Litchfield, H1i1'1OiS wkm WHQUHQT ,orimfs your yearoook . . . . . your slall' is ossurorl ol' lho I'inosl in quolily, sorxiro, and norlunanship. Forly-lhroo yt-urs oxporiolno onohlos us lo prorluro your yoorhook as you want il . . . ond mlolivor on limo. Wagoner Printing Company I w 1 -1 Q . 2300 Eoslt Simmons blrt-ol - f1olosIJul'g,Illluols 100 i ' l THE 1941 HILTOP INDEX 'l l A Codemo, Frances, 28, 46, 48, 52 4 Abernathy, John, 34' 49, 53 Codemo, Kathryn, 41, 52, 55 1 Adams, Lawrence Russell, 38, 47, 49 Codemov Rosdlav 10' 501 531 551 67 A-xllan, Geneva, 13' 26 Coderko, Adrlenne, 34, 51, 53, 59 Allman, Betty, 28, 48, so, sz, 55 Cole' kffmefh - l Allman, Louise, 40, ss, ss Cole, Myra, 10, 28, 48, 52, Sw l Andres, Patty, 34, 51, 88 Cole' Stuart' 23, 63 F Andnghetti, Regina, 28, 48, 50, 52, 88 Collett, Martha, 14, 27, 50, 52, 54, 51, 86, 88 l Arnold, Jean, 40, 45, 51, 55, 60, ss Compton- l30f0fhYv 28 , Ashmore, Harry. 12, 58 Compwnf Mafgmt Frkovich, Millie, 41, sl, as Ashmore. Juanita, 34. 51, 53, SS Qomsfock' Arthur' 28' 49' 52 Ffkovlcll, Olga, 29, so, sz QffClgel'Y, Sharif, 69 5232206131 Dofotlflli Fudoli, Lena, 16, 52 fre fry, aw 34 49 l Num' F rl l', M'k , ll 37, 39, 53, 70 78 Afrebeg, Mary, 30, 58, 50, 54, ss, ss, 88 ggQlgCfAf3g'f1l4 FEHZQ, Elflllfe, 25, Es. 48, sz, is garner, Coubritland, 28, 52 goxlgtl- B3-1234 10 34 S3 66 G l a inger argaret fm reef 0 nv 1 Y - 1 1 -. ' - l Bandor, Dorothy, 40, sl, ss Cramer, Helen, 12, 14 ffadd'BtMaEQY'3blg331'25 53' 35 4 Bandy, Juanita, 34, 48, sl, ss, ss, 67 Cfessl James, 69 , dan' t 35'me 35 35 A l Harlow, Billy, 40 CUSS' .l0hf1, 9, 15, 55, 63. 64. 65, S4 Vane 'Of Siu :1s'60 gl qs 83 88 Barnes, Betty, 40, 51, ss Cflswell, Dons, 41, Sl, 88 !?'5e' me' ' ' ' 'gown ' Barnes, William, 13, 54 Cnswelli Kenneth, 15 hllllland, Dorothy, 29, 52, .4, .. Basher, Earl Crum, Robert, 35 Qlllll3l1d, Edltll, 12, 16, 86 so 5 Bass, Arthur, 10, zs, 47, ss, as gullen. games, 41: 21:23 dE'Q?jffQg'Q, 2653295932' 47' - 13 1, , M ' , 13 um-ling am, Ru y, 29, 88 1. 1 ' ' l Hilaihii, Viicglxelsi 50 Cunningham, Verna, 15 Qllrhard, Nancy, 29, 37,550,588 l Baxter, Frances, 34, 48, 53 Curbls, .l0hH. 15 mass' Eleanor' 3 g4 ' '1' 3 ' Baxter, Irene, 13, 48, so, ss Caulk- JOE, 53 E'aSS,1'ggg!e- 3,5 l lfeckhafk Uofisl 26f 34' 48' 52 D clgzlysell, Anlf5dei,' 10, 29, so , Bzilllllett, cllmlgel. 40, 62, 86 Hamer' Edward' 35 graham' luelmer' 53' 49' 54 Henson, Gordon, 14, 27, 53, 54, 61 Dalton, Sue, 15, so, 52 graham, S ya, Betoche, Dorothy, 28, 50, 53, 54, 68 Dalzatmv Felix, 29, 49 tfram' Helen' lg' 16' 47' 52' 68' 84 Betoche, Rose Marie, 34, 51, 55, 88 BZ:-123221 fel- 10-94112 lg 49 W fl N ff::iieli,e1H?,C'2g5 so Biggs, Delphia, 34, 45, 66, 68 3 v HHCY, , , ., , , , 1 , l, j l , , . A' B-n h m' D 1 83 84, 87 Qreen, Harold, 29, 49, 54 nlagk2nShlp.e131, 51 DHfda,'Bet1y. 10, 12, 15, 27. so, sz green' lfif-fvlllivgalylib 512 16 4, 47 50 fr Blankenship, Norma, 34, 48, Sl, 88 Darfla' Jerry' 52 Went' osale' ' ' ' ' ' ' ll Boliard Earl 28 l72lVlS, Colleen, 29, 58, 49, S2 , 52, 541 551 82 ' Bolmn,'JameQ 81 gavis, Dorothy, 41. 51, 88 ff 'R'h-Jllen'4i41f4?9 3 in '4, 8 avis Florence, 35 gl'0 S, lm, - 123,111,428 Davisi Henrietta, ls, 50, 62 fgudall, 111112, 16 Boogher Margate, 40 5, S8 Davis, May oulle, Dorothy, 26, 35, 48, ss, 59 B0,,h,,,'A,,,a, 40 ' ' ' Davis, Margery, 29, 4s, sl, ss fguthri, 1-gelecyaxlrs, gg qs 67 82 88 Boone, Irene' 40, 51, 88 Dawson, Elsle, 10, 35, 48 'HY' 0532111 l , l My , l SS lzzssmxlllfr Z1 ,O H R l ll ll 34 V V a 1 ' 133223, Qi, Hgkn' 10, 28, 50, 53, 55 Denny, Burton, il, 12, 15, 47, sz, 76, 84 Haley, Jacquelllle, 29,'-17, so, sz, as Borgognoni, Velma, 12, 14, 38, 45, 47, 50, Demon' Fffmklllh 35, 49, 70, 74. 73, S3 HHUHS, Mffeihal 29, 32, 54, 55 52, 54, 55, 57, 83, 84, gg D0Ckery, Dorothy, 41 Hampton, Dons Mae, 35, 39, 51, 88 Bowman, Edith, es, 48, so, ss, ss, ss Bfffkiavl L0i1iS,R35 41 S 88 Harmer, Mitchell, 11, 29, 53 1: , L 'll , 40, S1 55, gg Ona SDH, 0 OSC , .1, Harper Wayne, 17 llgxgg-T1 Rolls:-if 9, 28 ' DOW, Hazel, 15, 5-1,56 Han, l,Joris, 35, 51, 52, 55, 88 Boyd, Dale, 40, 49 Dougherty, Ray, 29, 53, 54, 63. 73, 75 Hartline, Jane, 35, 51, 59, 88 Boyd, Harold, 34, 70, 74 ggvglnffg , L 41 Sl gavron, ,Q-flivianl 4:1 13 Th d a a arrle ee, , , -1 , m , llgzllger, 14, so, sz Dmbam: Le0 a'd' '5- 49' 53+ 54' 87 Ann? 48. 51 lzremer, nelly, lo, es, 45, 48, so, 53 Ilgfabafgg ,VlQ'1iami935,0 Hayes. Clarelfe, 29, 49. 75. 88 Il , h , 27, 40 UCF, 03 ?l'1l, l Q Hayes, Doro! y, 29, 48 5 , lllflflff Igrtzedlerick, 34 Dukes- Mafwflffy 41' 51 Hayes, Ella Mae, ss, 45, 51 ' llroclrman, Dorcas, 40 Durbmv, Marv, 16, 50' 52 Helfer, Vefll Brockman, Virginia, 28 Durochln, Andy, 29 HCIISOH, Don, 17, 64 Brohammer, Laurence, 34 HCIISOII, William. 10, 35, 53, 74 Brown, Audrey, 28, 61, so, 52, ss, ss E . Horner, Elhel, 13 Brown, nlmple, 40, sl, ss, ss 523312223 Qgfgfgjg 41,-051 gerxurh, Eoberr, 41. 74 Brown, Dwaine, 34 -f . v - ernwn ullzfqllf, Brown, Harold, 10, 34, 49, 83 Egwargs' Ehzabethf 26' 52 Hgrmarll William, 29, 49, 53 Bfown' Rosemmy' 4 88 Elllllalgoll ll?!ll2etl?6,lS9,1g6 as 49 as 54 glclfmallf Kmhrfl' 21' 86' 88 15 , W lt ' 27, 70 l - l l l , . , y IC s uretta, , . , , llllllllpd, Vlayflz. ll, 14, 52, 54, 63, as .71f 75, 77- 78' 82 ,, Hicksf l'elma, 29, 50, 54 , l F Bullock, Betty, 28, 50' 52, 58 Elllngton, Norma, 41, Sl, nn, 60, 76, 88 Hicks, Ray, 17 1 Elmer: S1553 45a 64 Sill' lil 3 Butler, Harold, 41 ' - 1 , UUE, l y 1 -Q Butz Alta, 52, 62 Ernst, Martha, 16, 50, 52, 54, 82, S7 Hill, Mary, 10, 35, 51' 53, 55, SQ ' Erv, James H'll M'll l 12 17 50, 55 67, 68, ss C Iskra, Elvinqil- 12. 16. 61, 73, 75 Hlllilj Rf,Ss2ll,' 42: 49' ' - vans, ale e. 12, 16, 52, 54, 88 H' jg , 3j, 51 Caldwell, Ruth Norma, 41, nl, 88 Ewald, F,-ed, 20, 76 Mljgiicew Callahan, Hrflflll 34. 43. 53 Ewick, Betty, 29, 48, 52, 54 Hitt Clara Mae Q1 Cameron, llarlmra, 34, 48, 53 Hlagtan Anita '35 48 53 Campbell' -lqhnlly' 41 F Hofacker James,-l7 AQ, 84 Eampgltll, wfgll, 281 Folkers, Genevieve, 48 Ho5man'Kathryn jg 4'5 43, 52, q5 .ample , ayne, 4 Folkers, Veleria, 48, 53 Holt R,-:th 17 gd SQ ' 3 Carlock, Dale Fearheiley, Joe, 70, 76 ' ' ' 3 ' Cfiflockl Rflheft, ll, 41, 52 Felkel, Carol Ann, 41, 60, 51 II:IIglili,:,Ig::,1tm5if1a?:fi7el,,,e 3g 48 51 Casey, lletty Lou, 41 Finley, VValter, 41 Hama Lednard 3g ' ' Casey, Frances, 28, 48, SO, 52 Fenton, Darlene, 35, 48, 51 Ilorngr Ethel '27 ' 50 Cash, Edna, 14, 50, 53 Fergusson, Laura Lou, 12, 16, 50, 52, SS Huber 'Betty iremf 'g3 Chanfller, Mary, 14, 50, 52 Fergusson, Robert, 35, 70, 74, 78 Huber' Dean 41 il' g3 88 cQllIal111elearI,, VVllma, 14, 50, 68, 88 Ferrari, Mary, 40 Huber: Kenn'esav1,y' 3'5' ' Cl'1Yx'f,X,le,elfS55j,- 23 ,S llloffgll 16: gg, 82 Huber, Louis, 35, 49, sz .ar', , , ,.. loccl, llam, .,., ' Clark. Johnny Flslllmk, Albert, 41, 49, 70, 74, 78 Hubs Mary Am' 42 - C, . Hudlesen, JOSCDIIIIIC, 17, m0 HYYUH, Dale, ll. 23. 49, 53 Flshback, Blanche, 35, 48, 51 1' U , . . , Hudspet hlna, 10, 30, 48 '3Yl0I1, WHYFCII, 4. 45, 49 Flshback, Herlrletta, 35, al H h d 6 Clelland Jam-Q ze 61 Fez Ad 26 so 48 64 ug es' '4 Cl. ' ' K' , .05 er' 3' ' ' .' ' Hughes, Florence, 42, S1 -QUE, Betty, 34. 43, nl, 53. 38 Prakes, Pearl Marle, 29, 48, 50, 54, 66, 88 Huston Paul 30 g3 Cllne, Bruce, 41 Frame, Edward, ll, 35, 49 ' ' ' ' 'l Cl0lfClYCI', Helly, 55, 88 Frame, George, ll, 26, 29, 49, S2 Q' Clotfelter, Raymond, 81 Frazier, Earl, 29, 32 I Cloyd, Royal, 34, 49, 63 Frkovich, Lucille, 29, 48, 52 Ingles, Dorothy, 17 101 Q w. Milanos, james, 40 Pulliam, Virginia, 37, 51, 52, 88 Newport. INDEX l DEX I -lagosli, Pauline, 42, 51, 53 ,lt-tt. .-Xnna johnson, Earl, 42, 40 Vlohnston, johnny, 12, 17, 30, 52 jones, lloris. I7. 27, 50, 52, 57, 86 jones, George, 10. I2, I8, 53, 54, 82 jones, Naomi, 36, 51, 88 jones, Rohert, 0, 12, 18, 47, 56, 65, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78, 84 jones, Virginia, 4.1, 51, 55, 86, 88 Joyce, Jane, 30, 48, 52 -loyce, Raymond, 42, 40 joyee, Virginia K Keith, Frank, 30, 40, 54, 83 Kepper, Melvin, 28, 30, 47, 83 Kershaw, Carl, 35 Kessinger, Nyal. 35 Kesden Ruth,1z,is,so.iz,a4 57,82 Kimliro, Clinton, 18 King, Hope. 12. 18. 47, 50, 52, 55, 56, 68, 76, 83, 84, 88 Klar, Dorothy Ann, 0, 26, 30, 32, 38, 54, 58, 59, 88 Knight, Edwin, 42, 49 Kozatos, vlunita, 30, 50, 53 Kralik, john, 0, 12, 18, 56 Kumpel, Alferrl, 42 Kunz, Edith L .ang, Vivian, 36, 48 .angt'ord, Murial, 18, 48, 5.2, 54 .atham, Margie, 42, ' .aurent, Camilla, 30, si. ss, ss, ss I I I I Laws, Evclyn, 30, 48, 50, 52, 55, 88 Laws, Maryilyn, 42, Laurence, lletty, 10, Lawson, Arthur Lazenliy, Calvin, 35 I..-may, tiene, 81 Lemmonn, Una May, Lectham, Virgil Lee Lentz, Louise, 42, 51 Lessman, llernard, 30 Limpcr, Ct-lest, 12, 18, 45, 50, 52, 88 I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I 51, 52, 55. 88 26, 30 45, 52, 66 angle, Ivan, 10, 35, 49 7 .ipe, Shirley, ll, 30, 49, 5-, 72, 75, 83 .ittle, Murz, 35 .oew, Richard .ogsdon, l'hai'les, ll, 42 .ogsdon, Lois, 18, 50, 55, 88 .ogsdon, Upal, 18. 50, 55, 67, 88 .ong, Elva, 26, 30, 48, 50, 52, 88 .ong, Kenneth, 30, 73, 78, 86 ,ong, Nelma, 9, 18, 30 .oskot, llilly .uck, Ethel. 30, 48, 54 aulwig, lloh, 9, 18, 40, 53, 54, 82 .yerla. James, 11. 35, 66, 74 .yerla, Patsy, 19, 50, 52, 82, 88 Lynch, Evelyn. 30, 48, 55 Lynch, june, 26, 36, 48, 51 M Machcth, llonglas. 30, 40, 53, 54, 75 Mackey, llale, 11, 42 Mackey, La Moyne, 11, 12, 10, 53, 86 Major, joe, 10. 30, 30, 40, 74, 83 Maksin, john, 9, 19, 53, 54 Manley, Ada lllanehe, 10 Manley, lletty, 30, 50, 52, 55, 58, 68 Manley, Howard Manning, Mary, 30. 45, 56. 83 Mansfield, john, 10. 40 Mansfield, Louis, 19, 49 Marcolini, Andrew, 30, 72, 75 Marcolini, Lena, 42, 51. 55. 88 Marcolini, 'l'heodore, 30, 51, 55, 88 Marcy. Robert Markel, Frank ll 36, 83 Atmel, ii.-1e..,' 12.'1o, 47, sz, sf., 57, os, 54 Martin, Martha, 30, 48 Martin, Mary, 30, 48, 53 Martin, james. IO, 49 Matthews. Earl, ll, 36, 49 Matthews, Ralph, 40 May, Mary, 30, 48, 50, 52, 88 1112 Mauton, Rose Mary, 10, 50, 55, 68, 83. 88 THE 1941 HILTOP Palmer, Louis, ll, 36. 49 Mayer, Charles, 12, 13, 47, 52, 85 Maze, lietty, 10 Mazzier, James, 12, 10, 40, 71, 15 Mehochko, Andrew, ll Mehochko, Menghini. Mey, llrexel, 33 Meyer, Paul, 40 Lena. . , ,42 Mahocliko, Lorraine, 42, 51, 53 Mehoehko, Lawrence, 30, 53, 54 Raymond, 20, 53. 54 36 48 51 57 Meyer, Evelyn, 30, 50, 53 Michelini, Arthur. 11, 36 Mikeslca, xvilllilfll, 12, 20, 53, 15, 82 Mikolasek, Alliert, 20, 53, 54 Mikolasek, Frank, 10, 42 Milanos, Angelo, 11, 36 Miller, Miller, Lela, 12, 20, 48 Lola. 12, 20, 48 Miller, Mary, 42, 51, 52. 88 Miller, Maynard, 9, 20, 54 ., - 54. 11. 14, Paris, Virginia, 36, 51, 53, 55, 59 Patan, Sammy Pattie, Richard, 42, 40 Patton, Rosetta lllanche, 36, 48, 57 Pesko, Amel, 36 Phillips, Kenneth, 42. 70. 74, 78, 86 Phillips, Lemar. 42, 70, 74, 78 Phillips, Norma, 22, 50, 52, 82, 88 Phillips, Virginia Piazza, llena. 22 Piazza, Irene, 12, 22, 56, 84 I 7 Iiekerill, Russell. 9, 1... 22, 32, 49, 54, 56 Pierson, james, ll. 36, 39, 49, 62, 83 Pope, lletty, 10, 42, 53 Potts. llonna, 37, 51, 88 Pownall, Patrieia, 31, 48. 50, 54, 88 Poznic. Milan, 31 Pressmar, M. F., 69 Prickett. Virgil Puccctti. Alhert, 37, 53 1 Pulliam, llernice, 26, 37. 48. 51. 53. 55, 88 48, 50, 52, 55, 88 Missiniore, Vena, 36 Mizera. Mary, 30, 50, 52, 55, 61. 83. 88 Mollman, Edward, 11, 36, 53, 66 Mollmann, Elnore, 20, 50 Mollman, Ralph. 20, 84 Monahan, lVilliam, 12, 20, 32, 47, 52, 86 Mondin, Aldo, 36, 49, 70, 74 Mondin, Olga, 21, 52 Moore, Jean, 30. 47. 50, 52, Moore, Joyce, 42, 51, 55, 60, 88 Moreland, Bernice, 42 Mormino, Ross, 12, 21, 49, 53, 54, 65. 1-. 75, 76, 77, 7s, 70, sz, so Moxey, Rohert. 21 Mueller, lVilliam, 30, -10, 53, 54 Munos, Josephine, 21 Murdoch. Julia Anne, 47, 50, 62, 88 ' Myers, Francis, 21 Mcfiaslin, Howard, 11, 10. 49 McClain, Allicrt, 86 Mcfollum. Ile XVitt, 40 Mcllale, Eugene, 10 Mclfarland, Mary Ellen, 36, 48, 53 Mclfarlin, Leslie, 40 McFarlin, Loyd, 20 McHugh, Nancy, 36. 51. 59. 35. 33 McKee, XValter, 42 MeKinnerney, Marjorie 58, 68, 88 - ...Q 30, 34, 45, 10, 28, Pyro. Edythe. 22. 48 Q Qualls. joel, 22. 40 R Radcliff, llazel, 31, 50, 53. 55 , so, 54 Rademacher, L. E. . Rainey, Fay Pearl. 31 Rainey, Tom, 31, 49, 53, 83 Rappe, Pat, 42 Rappe, XVendalI, 86 Rayphall, james Rayphole, Otis, 61, 86 Rayphole, Vernon, 37, 86 K I Reclsard, Milo, 31, 41, Reed, Agnes, 46 5., 58 Rehner, Marjorie, 22, 50, 53. 84, 88 Ren ner. Albert Rcschak. Evelyn, 37. 48. 51. 5.2 Reynolds, Allnert, 22 Rhoads, Rue Merle. 22 Rhodes, XVilliam. 43 Rill, May Louise, 37 37 Rohhinson. lloris lean. 9 Robertson, llolm, 49, 53, Rohertson. James, 31 Rohlwns. Glen. 70, 75 , ,..,, 48, 50, 84, 88 54 McLean, llarlmara, 40, 42, 51, 55, 88 McLean, lletty, 12, 20, 50. 57, 82, 85 McLean, llliss, 42. 51, 55. 83. 88 McLean, Donna, 36, 51, 57, 88 McLean, MePhcrso N Neal. Dorothy. 10. Neathery, Ncathery, 56, 57, Luellle, 20, 50, 52 n, Maynard, 36, 40 Ivan, 36 Martha, sf., as 12, 21, 32, 12. 21. 50. 84 50 53, 54, . . 82, 84, 87 Net-ce, Jeanne, 12. 21, 27, 50, Nessl, Cathrine, 10, 12, 21, 48. 50 17 54 llorotlly, 10, 12, 15, 47, 50, 52. . Rohertson, lion, 43 Roe, llonnetta, Roc, Earl, 23 Roe, Vivian, 43 Rogtrs, XV'init're4l, 37, 51, 50, 88 Rohal. Mary Katherine, 42, 51 Rohlhng, lletty, 37 Roinelin, Lester, 81 , Root, Fred, 12, 23. 65, 70, 75, 78, 82 Rufus, llessie Rufus, flifford Russell. Harold. 74 Ryan, llolihy, 37 Ryan, Marvin S 54, 56, 84 Ncylon, Alice, 33 Xiellrand, Geraldine, 10, 12, 54, 88 Noyes, Donald Noyes, llonna 21, 4s, so, O Oakley, Edna. 51. 88 U'llriti P'lly ll 47 '1, ll -', , .. Olive, Kendall, 21 Ulroyd, jane, 30, 48. 50, 53, U'Neal. Violet. 21. 48. 50 55, 88 Saeha, Mary Ann, 43, 51, 88 Salsi. Arthur. 12. 23, 47, 52. 72, 15, 77, 78, 82. 84 Seariot, johnny, 31 Schindler. Anthony. 69 Schlnckehier, ,lulia Louise. 23, 50, 52, 82, 88 Serjun, Eddie, 31 Seymour, ll., 69 Seymour, Mary M., 10, 40, 43, 51, 55. 57, 60, 88 Shelton, Charles, ll, 31 Short, Edna, 37, 48, 51 . Orland, Fred, 64 Urvis, Irene, 22, 50, 82, 88 36 51 55 88 Ushorn. lirace, . , 5 .., .. tlslvorn. Howard, 12, 22, 13. lb Uslrorn, Julia, 50, 52 Usborne. tiene, 30 tlstermann, lValter. 30 Utt, jack, 12, 13, 32. 45, 71, 15. 1! rs, sg, sa Ott, james, ll, 27, 47 Utt, Kenneth, 30 Owens, llilly, 36, 50. 70, 74 Owens, Roherta, 30, 53. 54 Ir Pacitti, Rosemary, 36 Paddock, llyron, 42 Pazlcn. Carl. 11. 30 , .51 laden, Norma, 30, 50, 52. 88 Palmer, James, 36 7 v, 77, Sidwell, lxilly, 43 Sirlwell, Simmons, Lorraine, 48, Simmons, llorotliy, 51 jackie, 23, 52, 62 50 52 Simmons. Eloine, 23, 33, 50, 52, 82, 88 Simmons, john, 43 Sinclair, Helen, 43, 51. 60. 88 Sitton, James, 43 Skipper. ,lune Skipper. Russell, 40 Sm.tli, Anna Ruth, 23, 50, 53 Smith, Archie, 11, 43 Smith, Isaluelle. 43 Smith, Margaret. 0, 23. 50, 52,,82, 88 Smith, Patricia, 31, 53. 54 Smith, Perry Smith, Rose. 43 Snow, Elizaheth, 23, 53 Snow, james Snow, Marie, 31, 48, 50. 52 Sowell, Earl, 31, 49 Kenneth, 31, 71, 75, 76, 77, 78, 82 82, 84 31? i5i3+1ii'5H1LToP , ,vw 11 ' . I Sowell, Loren, 43, 74 Sn der, Mary, 31, 53 Splynner, Robert, 23, 52 Spooner, Adelli, 10, 43, so Squires, Mary, 31, 45, 40, 48, 52 4 Steele, Lila Lee, 37, 51, 53 'nr Stein, Betty, 37, Sl, 53, 88 Steinsick, Esther, 37, 48, 51, 55 Stephens, Allis Lucyle, 66 1 ens, Sterling, 49 V' enson, Bennie, 37 Stephenson, Doris, 43 Stewart, Leroy Stokes, Bin, 11, 23, 61 Stokes, James, 37 Stokes, Ronald 31 strange, Fwy Marie, 10, 12, 24, 47, 50, 53, 84, 87 Strasbaugh, Anna, 24, 50, 53, 54, 68 Strasbaugh, John, 11, 12, 24, 38, 49, 70, 75, 78, 82, 84 Sturgeon, Arnold, 43 Sturgeon, Betty Mae, 31, 48, 50, 52, 55, 82, 88 Sturgeon, Dorcas, 12, 24, 50, 53, 82 Sturgeon, Geraldine, 24, 53, 55 Sturgeon, James, 10, 33, 37 Suits, Maurice, 37, 49, 70, 74, 78 Summers, John Paul, 49, S2 Syster, Clyde Syster, Eloise, 37, 51, 59, 88 T Tarran, David, 24, 32 Tarran, Ruth. 31, 53, 54 Taylor, Leslie, 49 Taylor, Vera, 37, 48, 51, 55, 64, 88 Telfer, Joan, 37, 51, 55, 88 Thacker, Maynard 'lhatcher, Mary Lou, 31, 50, 88 Thunehorst, John, 43 Tinnin, Ira, 24, 84 Titsworth, John, 43 Titsworth, Kenneth, 31, 33 Toberman, Marylyn, 43, 60 - X, ,IM jf f -4-- , t.-, ,VM INDEX AND AUTOGRAPHS Todd, Helen, 10, 12, 24768, 82 Todd, Marjory, 10, 31, 4 , 50, 58, 88 Tomivi, Virginia, 24, 52 Traylor, Dale, 12, 24, 47, 52, 54, 63, 72 75, 84, 86 Trylor, Delma, 31, 53 Turner, Charles, 43, 62 U Umek, John, 24 V Valcke, Jean, 43, Sl, 62, 88 Valcke oan, 43, 51, 62, 88 VVhite, Nilan, 43, 49 VVilhelm, Luthella, 25, 50 Williams, Betty, 31, 48, 52, 88 Williams Blanche, 31, 50 Williams Earl VVill1ams: 1 I Vallorz, Earnest Lee, 11, 43, 52 Van Alstine, Robert, 31 Van Alstine, Roy, 37, 74 Vanclever, Mary Jane, 43, 51, 88 Venturelli, Joe, 10, 11, 31, 49, 82 Voumard, Arlene, 24, 50, 52, 86 Voyles, Betty Lou, 59, 48, 51 Voyles, Reynolds W VVall, Darlene, 43, 51 YVa1sh, James, 43 VValsh, Martha, 31, 48, 50, 52, 83, 88 Warden, James, 31, 49, 54 NVilliams, Merle VVilson, Eilene, 10, 34, 37, 39, 51, Wilson, Kenneth, 25 VVinkler, Edwin, 31, 47, 52 VVo'lf, Marjorie, 25, 50, 82, 88 vV01lIlEll, Frankie, 25 VVoodruff, Junior, 37, 53 Vtfoodside, Shirley, 43, Sl, 53, 60, VV'right, Jewel, 25, 52 Y Yencho, Edward, 37 Yoiiie, Jerry, 9, 10, 12, 25, 33, 47, 83. 88 67, 88 53, 56, . 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