Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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THE 1942 HILTOP JUNIORS ian-...W ,ea . 1 -5.-NN., 5:5 -fe iwqsg u. Q, 4-7' M230 NW' fa. fu: Skipper, Russell Sturgeon, James Weiss, Willard Yencho, Edward W Smith, Perry Suits, Maurice Welge, Wayne Young, Robert Spensbergcr, Dolores Syester, Eloise Westcott, Kendrick Young, Rosaleen 4. 'i ' i X if .5- it l W mx We Steele, Lila Taylor, Leslie White, Billy Young, Russell Wi - 2 iss ? .--sw Stein, Berry Taylor, Vera Wilson, Eileen Young, Stanley iL,r't I E i 5 5 5 .Sr Steinsick, Esther Telfer, Joan Woodruff, junior Young, Wilbur Stephenson, Bennie Van Alstine, Roy 5 1 Stokes, james W.1tson, Ruth Come on, you-all and yell , Billy Rutledge Major, McHugh, and Rogers cast votes for junior election Twenty-seven ' ' Wifwfw '

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IUNIORS THE 1942 HILTOP -fl , 7.1. J? 3 4 .-Q l Jil F-. x 5 , 1 P ,-QF , Ist. 1 l , Q I Q 1 3 06 Nlollnmn, lftlwnrd lheitti, R0sL'I11.ll'y Nlondin, A ldo Palmer, Louis Uur lmss lwrn player, Stanley' Young Twenty-six Moody, kl.1mes P.1tton, lilanelme Pulliam, Virginia Russell, Harold , QR 'Z 3 sm .v y n .gf A '.. Nun . Q-.':b'r:A ,Ng fa I l 1-QIQ-7 AW.- ' i ' If P 1 'T' N4 'ul 15 ' 1 , -3 1 - '17 X , f v x ,fd 5 I Neatlmery Neisler, Orland, Ivan Iris Bert Pesko, Pierson, Potts, A mel james Donna Rnypliole, Reed, Reselmk, Vernon Yvonne livclyn Rutlm, Rutledge, Shelton, I.illi.1n Billy Charles 'li' ii' l fl .Ziff Osborn, Grace Puceetti, Albert Rill, Mae Sliort, lfdnn Owens, XVillinm Pulliam, Bernice Rogers, XVinifred Simmons, Dorothy

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SOPHOMORES THE -i Nd ii wk -On- so-fb, I-'4.' ' CLASS OFFICERS Oline Giese President Bliss McLean Vice-President jean Zellmann Secretary-Treasurer Delphia Biggs 1: 'i Q i ' fl Class Advisor 5 . . 41 , S 6.4.1 1 '.1Q'Q.'. Q - Q 5 u Me- i N O I w .. Y Giese McLean Biggs Zellmann Safdmwmae Glafu For the class of '44-another year had begun. just what studies should one take was the big problem facing each of the one hundred and twenty-four sophomores on registration day. Should he struggle through another year of Latin or take bookkeeping? Ch! Wfill he ever be able to understand geometry? He is told it is the hardest sub- ject in school and then as a poor sophomore he is expected to take it. They have ac- complished one thing because the majority of them have outgrown the timidity of the year before and they took great delight in ribbing those green freshies . Their first year as green freshmen was an enlightening one as each day something new was learned about the organization of the school. liven though they were green freshies no one can say they didn't put on a good freshman program for assembly. Then to end their freshman year right they had their picnic which was one of the highlights of the year. Yum-yum! Those hot dogs did taste so good toasted around a glowing camp Hre. Soon they were faced with another year of hard work. I wonder what this year will Twenty-eight bring to each of them? They have climbed one step higher on the ladder of scholastic achievement. Finally the day arrived when three of their outstanding students took their positions as officers of the class. Oline Giese as president, Jean Zellmann as vice- president, and Bliss McLean as secretary- treasurer. Albert Fishback stood in the limelight of the H. C. H. S. athletic department as an outstanding basketball player on the first team. In the spring the sophomores gave their annual play before the assembly which was their crowning event of the year. It brought much laughter and fun to all. Another event enjoyed by the sophomores was the sophomore party. The campus rang with the joyous laughter of the happy students. Miss Biggs, our willing and able advisor, sponsored the play given by the sophomore class. After four months of enjoying our- selves during the summer months we will return to our Alma Mater as jolly juniors to continue from there. 1942 HILTOP