Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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FIHEIJ EWALIJ I'Iml'll1u1'lsl's Mull' Qfl 'Z X ffff M X I ff - J Fl l DEDICATIUN We are oroufl lo florlivolo our 943 ?iloo lo PllEll'HlElClSl'S Moto Qfo Frofl Exo J oil, wllimso loyol and efficient sorvioo to lho Hillslmoro Cojlrlonily High School of tho post, is Qrooly oolfoifiotorl. - ' XII., KX, K 7x i , fffl il '- nd? 'i Q Eg EX g x N ,x f, X, ff Ihr- AlHl'l'il'illl lmlmr migihl nul pe frmn lhe van'll1 4--M fm' lhis we Iighl. AIIDIMHINHISGIIVIIRACHIUIIGDN 9. ws' f .7 .3 .1 vw , ., w . , . , ' 1 fi y'3 A dl 0 JW J MJ' ' I X in O -'bu 1, O ,es -J M., 4 TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP BOARD OF EDUCATION PRINCIPAL Board of Education G. T. Anderson James Cress Anthony Schindler Charles Attebery O IL P Although our Board of Education is seldom the topic of our conversations they are still our Governors,,, important to us all. They have a lot o responsi bilities and deserve a great deal of credit for maintaining such high school standards Princzlbal Starting his sixteenth year as principal of our school, Mr. Girhard has won the esteem and admiration of all those who attend I-I. C. I-I. S. During his period as principal, he has conducted this school with high ideals and great interest. The school must he run smoothly and on schedule. This is a strenuous job and only a man with an unexhaustible patience could successfully tackle it wit vim and vigor so satisfactorily. VY, George M. G Q 9 FACULTY Y 1 L. R. ADAMS THE 1943 I-IILTOP . M.A. Plane and Solid GeometryffTrigonometryfAero- nauticsfl-liltop Advisor-Assistant Principal and School Treasurer Staff advisor and mathematician He's needed here under an , 1 fl ,d..'l,4. l,LY!l!,,,i , 'Q iv i lf' f lii 1 MARIE BABBITT. B.E.D. Typing IfBoolclceeping Her ideals are high: one m T L y condition. ust study hard o get an 'AH in T ' yping and Boolclce monthly card. 1 MARY BECKEMEYER, BM. English IfAEreshman and Sophomore Cl Freshman Ad ' eping on a iorus and visor Wliat is life without music? Wliy, music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday living. MURIEL BENNETT, B.E.D. English II-Library-Sophomore Advisor Our Sophomore English teacher and in char e of our lihrary g , Ever idle?-Ano, quite the contrary. THE 1943 I-HLTOP MS. Ancient and Modern Histo y ' ' d Modern History and WALTER BROWN, B.S., ' r -Economics In teaching Ancient an Economics, of reliance. He is the essence J. B. CQX, B.S. Biology-Chemistry-Band All say the uniforms are grand, But our director makes the band. ELIZABETH EDWARDS, B.A. I II Transcription-Typing IV Shorthand , Ae and bright, She teaches us business, to be snappy Her interest in us, we think is just right. Q - 5 f iJ' Ug gigxn-gg . 2.,ff CX!! 1 if 1, J. M. FEARHEILEY, AB. Science-Coach Mr. Fearheiley, our athletic coach, ' roach In every way is above rep . V .9 ff , i it , ff fi A, 0 ,I i riff, , f . g,'1,-,V ' KX-, , ' , u L 'e 1 - v ,f-5 lx-14 , . ff ' FACULTY WW' THE 1943 I-IILTOP ETHEL HORNER, AB.. BM. American History - Civics f -f junior and Senior Chorus-H Qperetta Director' Senior Adxisor Commerce and maps malce her rejoice, It you talce her course. itis a lucky choice HELEN LOCKHART. A.lNl., lXfl.A. Latin I, II, III 'fGym- Eirst Aid She plays the piano with dexterous ease. And mellow chords rise from the keys. MARY MANNING, AB. English III, lVWSenior Play Director Slle is VVEll-VCI'SCd lfl CVCFY pl'13S8 of I'l1CfOI'lC gI'3IT1 mar, stories and plays. DREXEL MEY, BS. Industrial Arts If it is Industrial Arts you want by the may .lust sign up under Mr. Mey. ALICE NEYLON, BS. English III-ffeSpeech ee junior Advisor f Masque and Gavel Advisor In English and Speech she ranlcs very high For in dramatics she helps everyone without 1 sigh THE 1943 HILTUP FACULTY FRED ORLAND, BS. Agriculture If, of agriculture, in general you wish to know, The mysteries deep, Mr. Crland can show. ik! W- ALBERT PATTON, MA., BE, , 2 Commercial Arithmetic and Geography-Biology Boys' Gym-Assistant Coach , f' ' ers frogs, and bees, H works with grasshopp , f different trees. e And tells you the names o l L. E. RADEMACHER, M.A. 7 German-Modern History-Boys' Glee Club Director y A Singing is one of Rodcly,s joys, X Cl b for the boys. px . , He leads the Glee u 'T' MA SEBENS, B.S. WIL Clothing-Foods-Home Economics Club Sponsor She teaches us to sew and cook, A new addition to our boolc. MYRTIE WHITTEN, BA., MA. anced Algebra Dean of Girls e naught The clifhculties of algebra problems ar , ' ' h solves them with hardly a To Miss Whitten, w o Algebra-Adv thought. .. , w Wrap 'THALLOPH O I- I5 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES TI-IE 1943 HILTOP IRENE PIAZZA N K Secretary S -lg A Xve keep lier busy all tlie Clay. Q Still slie smiles and ' Sffiyb QLIIIC X 1 I7 AGNES REED Cafeteria Assistant In l16I' Uflll-OFITI SO Wlllfe. Slie coolcs our foo Cl to eat just riglit. SANIUEL PATON Janitor He sweeps tlie dirt down from the lialls. And answers .ll EDWAR janitor 1 our laeclc and calls. D HUGHES A busy man witli many a care. To worlc and clean is liis affair. DAVID GILMORE Assistant janitor He lielps keep thc school rooms clean. Tlic Clcslcs and floori .l ' ' S 'I XAIIYS glC3IT1. GIEIIIQQCXSSEIEBS 1 . If N. ul, I w 1 4 ' ' n THE 1943 I-IILTOP SENIOR OFFICERS 86 SNAPS ' A f X K AW, ,Qi W. W? ly if . . ,E 1-'Ww w - :. I-. Jw :- -. y X .Nw E 4'1 C -4, I-IENSEN, WILLIAM PRESIDENT .-lltwzyx flllflfljl um! guy um I, ll'm'ril'.v kill mi'r1,' TU!!-V dial' Gym l. J, .Vg Foutlmll Z, 4? lnsltctluall 32,-ll1'21Cli gfllllllfl 1, A R 4--As-ciiilrly 2, .ig-Hiltop Stzirf 2-Commercial Clulw 2, 5-Uiv cretta 4. PIERSON, JAMES VICE-PRESIDENT xtlnzd on flu' lwinlc of ll :fluff Lllfl 1 lllllllll ,tO111t'lml1j' FIIYII ' N . 4 ym J-Footlmll 3. 4'--tiles Lflulw l, I-Hiltop Staff 3. 4--fzirnivxil 7Assu-nilmly l, Z, 3. -L ' l, 2, 3. -1 NMUA -Pep Clulu l, 2, 3. -l. Standing: Potts, Boyd, Hartline, lVlcl-lugh, Cloycl, Little, Huber, L. Rutledge, Garrett, Orland, lVlcPherson, Missimore, Neylon. fEuture Farmer Seated: Huber, Suits, Welge, Denton, Grassel, McLean, of Americaj Telfer, Rogers. A HART, DQRIS fF1rst l-lour Speech Classj S T ECRETARY- REASURER Garrett, D. Dahler, E. Ashmore, J., East, L., ,xml my, 1,,,1,1, f,,,',1,-, ,,.,,- f,,11, Rhocles, flVlcl-lugh, NJ Young, R., Missimore, V. FIU' Hlflfigf' 311'-1gl'1QL'4'f lffllyfl iflll flVlusr he Springlj QDO my eyes f They look as if they Qmrlbi 'Elvis' f 'L' ?.i3Q3?Q deceive rne?l knew somethingwl Lfiiiaiiiiei-cial Clullv 2. 5, 4----Pep C ll! 3, -lfljir 4 Urgzinizzitioii Collins, R. Boyd, B. Reed, Y. Fucloli, M. 1' 2' 3' 4' Mondin, A. f This looks naturalnl fcamouflagel SENIORS 6' ,nl if HC .4-1 ,, IPXNIIRES. PAT I II I II: I, 'IIIII I4 I I IIIIII IIIJI' III II .II.I 1' A III I I III' I' I'I' II'I,x I.. , M I I ' , I I' ., .','. I: .I I II, II' II'I' . TH E 1943 HILTOP .II III I Ilu I I X X I I K Irl KIIIIIII I I I I l,,III.l I I IIIIIIIIII I I I K IIuu.II I .XNAIIIIIIII I ' KIIIIIIIIIIIIII Klub I 1 IIIIIIII l'I Klub I I I'IyI Klub I I I 4 lul KlI IuIfIrI u I ' I I ANIDREXYS II. IIII IJJIIJ-II-I II'I I . MARVIN I IIIf,fI III I IIIIIHJVIII I I ' I IIII II.. XI IIII-1 IlIIuuI'II-IIu III II NIIIIIII I I ASHIXIORE Ill I'I1lII I ' II . IUANITA II ,II A I f HM I. ..,. 7 I I IIII If IIIII mu' f'II' ll I I IIIII' I III II IIHI IIN I XIII I ' I . - I II..X..X, I I - ' I 4 I . .. I'N I 1 K Irulx II I K'IIuuuI-rI I II Klub II ImI II Klub .I I'I1I Kxlub I I I I I ul KII KIII!.III II I ' I 4 ATTEBERY .I III' ' I I , I . HAROLD I I IIIIII IIHIIIIIII IA IIIIIY llllll IIIIIIII IIIIIIII IIII I I II III III ' 495' -. I ' ' 'I .I I' 3. 4 Ir.II II I I I . ... 3 -IIII'u llllll I I I -I K X Imblx I ' I BA I I' I I , I.. NDY. IUANITA XVIII II II! II IIIII IIIIIIIII' II IIIIIIIIIII IY IIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII I XIII I ' I K X X I I ' Kc - vIIIIIIK'l'kl BAXTER, FR IIIII- I, I.. .. . . -.. I .I I N w . -. .. Iwruix II I Kurl- Kllllru I 4 X.IIl1lX II I Klub 3. 4--Illvulv Ifn. X-IIIII I I I'I1I Klub I, I. A, -I--Iurlx' IIYIQIIIIIILIIIIIII I ' I I ANCES ' JCI IIIII, Y-II :'I': ' I 'I IIIII II II II II II Illz IIII IIII I II II IIILI I1 III III IIIIIII K.Irmv'II I XIKIIIIII I Iub I I II- 'I'i:II K' BECKHAM. DORIS Sf-III'L'lIIII1 I'III'I'r1 I'I I III IIII InI IIIIIIIIIIIII II III I fIIIIr IIIIIIIIII' I1II.I :III I'II1IIf'IIII', BETOCHE. R XIII' II II' OSE MARIE IIIII I ,II-LII III IIIIIIIC II III'II IIII' IIIIII II I I ' II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIA. KIyu1I, 3 --II X XI I I 4 Ku'I K lIlIIrltII I I 4 I I .U- . , -, I. K I- II-II K'luII I BODKIN. MAR I .-I I AI IIIIIII' lv' 'I III KI , I I 4 . mu I' I' Kllub I . , --I U Almru- I, ' I 4 - ':Irnix'zII I I I V , ,. --K'IIII11I1c1'.Ix'inI'Club ., -I---Klirlx' Kira: THA I III III IIVIIIIII, III .IIIII IIIII IIIIIII , I .' VIIIIII. Irvin: LIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ' Iliuh SIXIIIIIII I.. 2. Klym I, 2. 3--Kl,.X..X. 3---Kllrlx KIII I, 2, 3, -5--KAHIIIII f ' I K LII uuL.IIIIIu Q I. 2. 3. -I. ru I. 2. 3, -I---C:Irniv:II 1 r II Klub 3. -I -I'I-11 KAIub I I I IIUIII I I KlrI'Kl ' I ... I 'i .W-1 I I . ... . . -I--AIIIIUCI' IL,.IlII7IlIIKllI 3. ' A II 'I ' 'VIIII' BOYD, HAROLD -IMI' IIIIII IIII IIIIIAI II HlI'I' IIIII' l.I' IIII' IIIIII IIIII IIII 74' I4 IIIIII I I I ' III Q. Broadm III! . -. .. II- IIII-c K'lul1 I. 2. 3 K:Ir fIl11l1u'rIl:II Kllub I ' I I'Il 'aIIc to Gym . I IXIIIIII 'Z u1x II . .2 TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP ENCE BROHANIMER, LAWR Quint, Ti'l'lLf'V, 11 tw1'111e11' 1.11 111.1 1'-v1', H1 11111111't1'1111-tu 111' ll 111101: 111'111'1'11111. BROWN, DWAIN f71s'111'11, x11 1111161 1.1 111, I But 111 I1 'ix'lVl1, jlllif 1c'111t 111111 .r1'1'. Opuruttu 3+C1ll'1'llY1Il 1, J, 3, 47C111m11c-rciznl Club 1, 2. 3 --Pup Club 1, J, 3, -1. BROWN, HAROLD TO 11 1'1'1At111'11 x11f1111j'111111r1' 111' .wryx 1111111 f11'1111t, 11'1111t 111'1' -V911 11011111 t1'1111'1111t2 ' Gym l, lglfoutlnzlll 4-- ll11Ql:c'tbz1ll 3, -1-liguul 1, 2, 3, 4- Orclwbtra 3. -lflrllltwp Stall? -l-C1ll'11lVlLl 1, J, 3, 44,5- :cmbly 3. BROWN, WILDA .-I jfl'1'l j'11,1111 .11111111!s111'1'1' .1-111' ix, 1311-V1 X111' 11111'1'x ,vl111111, L'I'l'lL 11'1C1' 11111. lu H1011 Srllliml, N. XV. I., 1, 2. A '1Ql'etb'1ll l 2, 3fSXVl1'l1I11l1lQ 1, 2 ' 3 Aru 1 N Softball Club 1, J, 331.215 1 ,V V -ll.1r111ccr5 1, 2. 3-Tcums 1, 2- Slillflllpl 1, -, . BURTON, ALBERT IYVCK1 lltlllf, f'1'f1, 1'1'1'1 flllj, .-11111'1't 1.1 tl11' J111111' L Z'l'1'j' 1111.12 ' ' fCz1r11iv11l 1, 2. 3. -1-Commn-ru111l Club tjym 3, -1-l'01,1tl1.1ll 1 3 3 4712-11 Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CALAI-IAN, HELEN S110 11115 2'1'1y l1tt1c to my. .l,1.Y1L'l1,x' 11111111 111111 1100.1 111'1' 2111132 Commercial Club Z, 3, 4--Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAMERON, BARBARA 5111' t1'o1'1'1'1'x 1j1f 111,1t11111g 1111t t111' c111'1', Of 501111' f1'1'1'k11'r 11p1,111 111'1' skin .10 f11i1'. Carnival 2fC0n1111crciz1l Club 1-:HZOIYIQ EQ. Club 2- -llirlx' l.1I'g3I1lZZ1tlOl1 3. CAULK, ADA 51111111.7117 11111513 111111 On ll L'1IlI17Z7j1 p1'ofi11', L-U1'1?j' is 11111111315 j11.vt 11115 .vty11'. Irving Commun1ty High School 1, 2. Gym 1, 2, 3-l,1lI'lSl-Cl1OI'l1S 1, 2, 3, -lilialsketlwall 1, 2, 3 3 Carmval 1, 2, 3-COFl1l'l1Ql'C12ll Club 1, 2-- 1, Z-Cheer Leaflcr l, 2 -Operetta - K A P511 Club 1, -2, 3-Class Ofhcers G1rls' LlI'g21l'llZ2lt1Ol'l 1, 2, 3, 4. CLINE, BETTY B1'tfy's sp1'1'1't,v are '1'Cl'j' 111131, If at wor1z' or just 111 play. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4-Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4-Commercial Club J, 3, -1-Home EC. Club 2, 3-Girls' lE1I'g2llllZZllIlOll 1, 2, 3, 4. CLOTFELTER, BETTY A 1lL'Lll'1'j' 1tl1lfY1I, ll 1I'2'L'1j' .St1'11111', ' TO a 1'1'1t1'1111 1z111i01' sayx-y1'.v, I'11 1'1d1'. McKinley High 1. Gym 2, 4fl2.A.A. 2, 3, 4-Girls' Chorus 3, -l'7C1I16I'CttEl 2, 3, -1-Carnival 3-Commercial Club 3, -1-Girlz' Or- ganizatlon 2, 3, 4. CLOYD, ROYAL His gift of yah 1111111 1'01z5t1111t joy, 11.101205 Royal 11 11'1?C1111l1' boy. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Operetta 1, 2-Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4- Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4-Commercial Club 2-German Club 3, 4 -Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -1. CODERKO, ADRIENNE Ifs 170011 to 111' 771C'l'I'y 111111 'IPI-.YC, It's good to 1111 lzonfxrt and true. ' ' 1, 2AAgsembly 2-Commcrcizal t'on 1, 2. G.A.A. 1-Curl: Chorub Club 1-Class Officers 2-Girls' Organua 1 SENIORS '-Gif M? -10391105 '94 SENIORS 4' l.. W I 2 I . X X . ,qi f- .QI 'O 4 l' 4. I7 I., I COLLINS. RAY lfr Iliff Irv .IH fl fwl UV' vllxl, Ill lfllw nzffwl, l1.'K I lr , II :I luuf. IIXIIIL' ltllllllll ' unity llnuh SLIUHII I. I. IIBIII I. J. COINISTOCK. DOROTHY IMI xx Ijlflfl .uni :myx .Vim-I. ,MI lilffw lfvflzfvlwv, .xlnfx lmni III In-If IIIVIC Vlwrux I. R, -I lumm- IQIII lIuI l'IuI+ I I'.1Il'InII I ful Hr Inufm II .5 , ' r'N L ,un CRABTREE. JOHN llII.' :I .I lfgxwll wrluw I.:-1, II'1lw Imtr III' ,nllfwl 111 IWIUIIII' XMI' Ilml. Illng i'I11I1 I II:u11I I, J llnln-I1 I I L'wmmuru.uI QIIIIIP I s I I N T. . , l .Q. .' .vrm.In l'I11II I I Ii CRUM. ROBERT lfInl.f In flltbx' fill .ull 11.111, lf. -'fx l.:!.' lwlzfyx Mfr an :wr I1I.L',x :ww DAHLER EDXVA . ' RD ,-Ilifzwrmfr I1 1'IlllIl wr' 1..:lw.l lmu.h, llm Ilwfztnv1mulzz'f' will ,I1rm'l,x' frmu. N I'I.l-IxcII1.lII.I. 4 -'l'z'zIrI4 I 4 funn II I I I v DARDA, JERRY II'lII1lll 'ull I I, I'lIlll'IIIII1,x', .Ilflll Ivy JIIIVY, III, ,Ill wr flux .ami urrfl nuff-xx I!.m1I I. 1.3. 4 lI.llAllIXiII ' I ' 3. 4. ,, ,. I iml1111r1'I1.I DAVI H,Il4lI'lll'.' I-I I I S. MARGERY , .mul In lu' fun, 1.x frrffrrml tulnu lhznfv I.rlLI1li.-Ill CUIIIIIHIIIIIX' IIIHI1 N 1i.,X..X I 1' I. nn' If Il THE J. A II' I. L4 . I ' I lIIIX.II .I I I KIIIII I I kI11II I. I - .. .xIl1mI I. , -. ,lrlf Kkhnrllx I. J. 3, 4If1IIu-l'nII:l I. Q. 3. -I Sprillu I:L'NIIYllI I--lllltrrp SIJIIAI' 3. 4 I-JII'IIlX.lI J, 4 ,X wmluly I. Z, 4 t'fmm1vnl.II IIIIIII J- Ilmm' lic. LIIHII I. 1. I -I--Psp Club I, J-Viinrlx' Hrugminxmmx I. J. 3. 4 V 2, 3. I5 m Slum DAWSON. ELSIE .-Ilfuz-x'x fw'l'1llI1n' uv .1 lI11nI'.I'.:11. In 11 lmml ,Ilwff .1 .vlrfwz-. ' 1... . . lwlvfhlwll. mlx ilwrns I, 2 II.m1I I. 2. 3, I Hyun-11. MII I. J. 3, 4f,XNwlnIuI5' I'rwur: - ' ' 4- -Ilumc lic. f'IuIn I I I I kgnrm- IIII I lnmn nuul tlull ' I 1l1I, 4Ilu'u11ful11-11 I I DEMAS, GERAL DINE ,f.'n'y fx ffm' ur .flzfwIIm1l.l, .x'.,I,' X Slzrfx lull lfut qlrnlr 11.':'.'rtl1.'lr.w. x I':1l1gIm:m CUIIIIIIIIIIIIB' Iliull Sulnml I. 2, HIVIU LIINIFIIN .I -i'fv111lm'rf1:II l'IuIv 3, 'X Q DENTON, FRANK 2.5 IIS :wry frm' Ilml lsw'.v z'11.In1.vl. xi YM laik .uni jfflcr :mill .Ill n1.111kmIl. Gym 3--I-lmIIr:III I. .2--II.nI.IlIv:nII I. I Txxnlx I. 2 Ulm' X VIIIII I. J, 4 -Uynfrltgn 4 Iilllnp SMH' .I l':I1'11lx':II I. J. 3, 4 .XNNVIIIIIIB I'rngr:nn I. Q, ,I -lIxI'llI.IIl KIIIIII 3. -I I'1I' l'IuIr I. J, 3. -I. X , X DENTON. JAMES U If ' I I' Ir ' A A.... nz I lnl jullx' ax tiff: Inn' lfnf mr Ill llll f ll Hill' I I rl :hx I I I Nl I ul III 1 .n..1I.': ,N ,, ,ru N MII 5kIlnnI I. 2. H Qym I, J I-umlImIl 3. J- -IIQINIXIIILIII 3, 1 l1'.uI. 2. 3. -I Mlm- l'IuIu I. I -Ilillup Stuff 3. 1. DOCKERY. LOUIS .'l.Ir',f lun, .If hr :A l.'11wf.':1. I'5vf:xIIl1Il1vn11Il lmffw 4: lrlff. IIN! II ,.I:.'H. lllllup Shaft' 3. 4 f,.lI'IIIX.II 3. 4 ilvxxmvmmnrmlnl QA' I CIIJIN- III-Hur 3. . .uh I THE 1943 I-IILTOP AST LORRAINE E . .-ll11'11.1'.v 1'1'1111'-v, 11171111,vx 11'111'. I11 1111 111111111X 11111 11'11'x 111 1111. Girl! Clmrue 4-C:1r111vz1l 4. EDDINGTON. CLARA BELLE 11111'11, 111 5111111 1f1'11111. 1.1 1111' 111111, .-1111111111111 11111111 111'1 11111111 11112111 .1111f1x. Gym 4---ll.A.A. 4, ERGUSSON, ROBERT F ' ' '1f111111.x1111',' XY-51 'll 1 l. L 1 1 3 4--li11Nlc1'tl1z1ll l, 2, 3, -lflrzncle 2. 3, -1- ' '11111'111 Club 3, 4--l'1-11 Club X 1 l'1l ll S1111 H111 11111 1111 -11 111111 111 v 11111 111 11111111. ml 1f011tl.111ll 1, -, 1, A Clcc Club 4-C:11'111vg1l -, 3-11' . 1. 3. 3, 1. FISHBACK, BLANCI-IE 1l11111l1'x 11 I111, 1111L'.v ll 1111, A11111' IY 111111111' 1111 11113' IU1111. ' IHC'I'Cllll Club 4 -111' ' flllilll Club Girls' Choru-s 2, 3, -1'L0l'l1 -1-Hmuc Eu. Club 2, 3. I-IENRIETTA FISHBACK. S1111 i1'1111l11 511111 llf 51. 1'1'11'1'1 1 Girl-z' Clwrus 1, 2, 3, 4-H1111111: 121, Club 1. -, 3, 7 3 -1 '1111 11111 11,1 111111111 1 -17111115 Urg311iL11t1o11 1, -. ., . MICHAEL FUDOLI. 111.1 11111115 1111 111.11 111 111111113' 11111111', 111111 1111111.11 11111115 111111 1'o1111'11s 1111111. 7 ' 0tl1'1ll 1 3 -1-l3g1sl4utl1c1ll 1, 2-C111111111:rc111l Gym 1, ..f1'0 1 , , Club 1, J, 3, 4-111111111111 Club -1. GARRETT, DEAN H11 is 1111117 111111 1'1'x1'1'1'1'1'I, T1111: 115' 111111 11 .v1'11111111 111'111'11', Butler C1J111111u111ty High School 1, Z. 3. GARRETT, JAMES Y111',x' .Y1lj' 111.1 1111'111'1' is 111'11111'11. 71'11l'l' 11'1'11'11'.v 'll'1'1'L' 111'1'1'11 .vf1111r1'11. 1 ' 'lul I lfPe1'1 Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Gym 1-Trac.: 1-hlcc L 1 , EDWARD GOYAK, A .1111111 111'111'1, .v111111' 111111 Il 501111, 1701111111 1111.1 joyful 11111 1l1OII1l. Glen Club 2. 3, -1--lier1111111 Club 3, 4-Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4. GRASSEL, CLURE Md-IENRY H11 1111.1 Ll 111t'1' f1j11' .cp1'c11', ' ' 1.1 110 111111. ' 1b 3, 4-Pep Club l. 2. 3.4. 11111111 11111111111 111111 Gym 1-Football 1f'l.1!iI'IIl2il1 L11 HAMPTON, DORIS MAE TIZL' 111111111' V011 Off' 111'111'x 111'1' 111111112 P1'1'1111't11111 for 111'1' f1111111' f111111'. Qirls' Chorus 2. 3, 4-'jl'1CI'Ctt1l 2. 4-Cz1r11ivz1l 3-Co111n1r1v C1211 Club 3, 4i1jc1'111:111 Club 3. 4. HARTLINE, JANE 'v O 1111' 111'1'1.v111' fZ11'1l, 111111 J11111' 1. f -1 1111111 111111: 51111 1.1 .v111'1' 10 1 . VIOYLI' 1 7 3 4-Opcrctta 1, xl, 3, -if l Cl l 3 -1 Cl.A.A. 1-Girls' Cl 5 . -, , Hiltop Staff 3, 4-Asseznluly 1, 2fCO111111crci11 ua .. fI'IUll11: EC Club 321,611 Club 1, 2, 3, -1il1ll'l5' Clrgau Latxou 1. Z, 3, -1. SENIORS 11u.. Sw-1' 1111555 of j ,,, .1 1 f -VHA ,X X341 , vggf V . ..,.,, , K, . 'www 'wh 'R 'F IQ 'HL HAYES. ANN .1111' g.1'1L'111:11.1V1:1'11V1, 1111151 11 11.1171 11'111' 1 11 111 11 .1111 1.1r1'1'11111 1 J 1 . 11'Nj,,,--11111 11111111 1'1 1111111 1 1111 1 111 111111 HAYES, IELLA 1N1AE 1111! 111111 1-11111, 1'IlI 11111111 1 1 1 1 11 111 111 111 1 1 X 1 111111 1 111 111111 1 1 1111111 11111111 11 1111111 1 1 1 HILL, MARY f'11111 1 111 11 11111113 1'llVY 111 11 1111 ,N'l11 ,1A 11111 1:11111 111 11111 j'111f'11' 111' 1 111111 1. 2.14 11..X..X.1, 2. 3. 1 1111 1111111 1 1 4 11.11111 1, J. .1 11111'1'1'11:1 1 1'.11'111111 1 1 J. 3, 4 11111111- 1f1. 1'11111 .1 1'111 :.1111f.1111111 1, J, 3. 11, HLASTON, AN N111' 1111 1 ITA 11 ' :11111 IV 11l:1'11A1'1 11'1'1' .Illl1111111!1 ,1l11' 11111 11 1:1'111l1'l1' 111 111113 111111 N ' 4 ' 11 1, - 1.1r1111.11 11I11111' 111. 1.11111 1, J. 1-IOLZNECH .1 1111111 11111 :1'1ll1 ' l111l11 l11111', 11111 111111111 1 T. MADELINE .11 l11'1' I11 l.'1111:1' ,1l11 .1 111r1N'1'111-1'uN 1 1 1' -, 1 11-1111.111 k,1II1l 3 HOMA, LEONARD I1' 1Il1 f1'11t',1' 11111.13 111111 11111 H1 I'-'I' H111 11111' 1111'1' I1111' 11111 11111 lwl. ,1.l'I11I1i J'--1111-111111y 2. HUBER, LOUIS .1111-.1151 1111111111111 '17'1'1' 11-1111 AI1',1'. I1 11111 7111111 1111111I1,1' 1'111'. 171111111111 1 . .. 4 111111-1.11111 1, 2, 11, 4 1' 5 --1,'f11111111'r1'1111 1.11111 J. 3'-I'1'11 1111111 1 JOHNSON, LOTTIE 1111111 1l111'1,1 1111' 111'Z'1'1' rlr'1'11I l11111'.'1x, 1,1 tl111I i1'l1V1' .11111 1.1 ,vo q111'1'1,' 11111'11'cr '11 XY 1 . :1N11111g1n11 1111411 511111111 1. I. 3. 111111 1. J--11:1-1111111111 1. I-G 1.11111 1, I I ILL 1111 111111 1. .ff-1,Q1I1'L'l' 11ru:111iz.'1t11111 1, J. JONES. NAOMI .X11111111 If ,rl1111l, 1111! ,1l11 ,1 1l1'111, I11 111' 111111 111'1' 11 11 l1'1'11t. 1Lir1,' 111111-111 2, 3, 4---11111-r1'11:1 2 QVITII 11111 1'1l111 5. KERSH .1 1 ' I ,11111,1 111 111171 1111' 1111 .111111' H11 111111 I1'1,1'l1 If nl ll AW. CARL 111'1'-tl111l,1'. IXESSINGER. NYAL 15 fum' xfwllx 1'l11'1'1'1111'vv I1111' 11111 1 1 I 111' 1111131 f1'1.1.11'x.v LAUGHL .1l11,1'11111'1l 1.1 11 111 1 IN, MAYNARD , . ' 111 H1117 11111. ll. 11'11,1' 111'f'1'1' L'1111'1'll 111 I1 11111. 1'11111r 111111111ul111x Q11 5111001 1. 2. 3. 1 7 1 4 11r111111 1 -1, 7:11 ENIORS LENICI-I, CLARA ANN 'll 111' 1111111- 1'11 111' 1111'1'1.v, 1 U111' 11111111 111111 1'11 111,11 111' 51111. NUliUIIIlN 'll11wnNl1111 lliull S1'l11'11'1l I, 2. 3- LINGLE. IVAN 1111111 11111111111 11111 1-11 1111 1QV1'x1' I 1111111 1111111 111-111 1111111111 111111 111' 111'1'1x1'.' Glce Club 1, l l1.lII4l I, 2, 3, -l'CilI'IIlN'2ll 3-4.'111111111'1'1'1g1l Club . J, 3. LITTLE. MERZ A ' ' ,' lllfll 111'1, Ix1111 11111 111 11111 .-111 1111 11111111111 1111y 111111 11111 111 111 lin-111151121 Ccutrnl lliull Sclmul, Kclloslm, XY1N1'1111N111. 3. CHARLES LONGWORTH. 111111 1111111 111111 1111'1'1f111, 11111, 1'11'111'1 7'11'1111'.1 1111' 111111 11-V 11'I1'. Butlcr High Sclwwl l. 2. 3- LYERLA. JAMES 1.1111111111111, ,11'11'11111, 11111'11,x'1 11111 .llllll 111'1:11'x 111111 111111 llfllllv. Gvm I, 2, 3, -I-l u111l1:1ll Z. 4. . 1 , MAJOR, JOE .-I 111111 Hlllbl' 111lk, B111 11 '2111x1' 1111111 .v111'11k.1. 1111 I I-'l'r:1ul: If-llilllfl I, Z, 3, -If ll1lt1111 4 MN11111l1ly I I1L'I'Il'lllII Gym I-flfrmtl: . - Stuff 3, 4-llIlI'IIlYZll I, 2. 3. ----. Q. Club 5---llcp Club l, 2. 3, 4-Cl2LsS UfI'l1'n'1' l. MARCOLINI, THEODORA '1' 'OHV IIIII' 111' 11110211 11111' 113' 111 1 , . V L1111111111111 L1'I'1'X 111111 1111 11111111 111111: Uvm I, 2. 3fG..X.1X. I. 2, 3, -lv-Girls' Cl14YVfllN I. 2. 3, 4- -Xvcn1I1ly 1-Cfllllllltffiill Club 3, 4-lI11me fClll5S Uf1111'r5 I. Obercttzm 1. -. 4 , 1 EQ. Club 3, -Iflbfp Club I. 2. 3, 4 MARKEL, FRANK '.Y1'1- 1111, I 11'1t'1' 10 11111111 IHYX 1 I 1U7.'L' 111 1111111 11111.11-If 110. Gym I, 2, 3, -lfrfrzlck Zefllce Club I. 11111-ruttu 3, 44 7 3 -l'f'ClJIIIlIIC'I'CI2ll Club 4-ll:-11 Club I, J, 3, -I Carnival 1. -. . . MATAKOVICH. ANNE S111' is 111111f1' 111 11111111 111' f'l11,v, T111' 'li'llj' 111 111' fflllll 111111 111 11113. Panama Public Suh111'1l I, 2, 3. G.A..-X. 1. 2. Sgilirlx' Cll0rus 1, 2, 3'Cl2lNh llffiubra l. 2 1 MCCULLEY, LOUISE L011151' 15 L1 1'111'1'1'Av 111.1.f. 11110 dlflllj 11111 111111 111 1'211'1' Irving' Public .C , tivm I, 2, 3fCz1r111v:1l I, 2. 3- ep 3' LLIIYSS. Sllmol 1 2, 3. P Club , 1, .,- l21'Ss CHCFICCFS 2. MCFARLAND. MARY ELLEN TIIIIX 1111'.cx 1111111 X131-ll .111 f1111'. Iv 111511 1I1L'5X1'11 1111111 1'111'1Yv 11111-l'. S Q 3 4-Commercial Club , 2. ' I1 I 7 C. A. A. -Igflirls' CIIUTLL , Home Eu. Club 1. 2. 3. -1-Girls' Or,g'a1uz:1t111 . -. MCFARLIN, LESLIE JN11'1'1111111.v111 1.1 111.1 !11'L'L1f 11l1111'11v1, 5111111' 111131 f'11'1l1 111' 1115 b11.11111'55. Clce Club 2. li 1 Q 'F' THE 1943 HILTGP If -uv ni W, . 'Tk .wie 4 THE 1943 I-IILTOP an 'Cl 'WT' - u Q Mc!-ILIGH. lm :mf I1 flfvl lllll Hn! www 1.5111 I.. ... NANCY I lmIn1..!' 1 XX I , - . . , Inrlx II Kgxrnlrxl ' X Y 1 Nxr MI-LEAN. DONNA lm IUTIIN I. J, . SENIORS I 4IpsILll.t I I I IIIIIIX I V I I Km11111vrL'l'1I l'IuIn I I'1p Klub I. J, ,I I.1rI- 1II'LlIIl!llI In I ' I llllvl II Ilrmlrn' .NIJ Aimwl, , 1'u. x l1'II .r11f.'I'j' llln' Ir' mrrl. Gym I lL,.X..X. I. I. -I hxrl-' fIlUl'llN I. J. 3. 4 Up Ir-'lm I, 2. 3, I Illhup Ylqnft' I. J. .I, 1 kfnrmx II I. 2 t'Un1n1rrI,l:nI l'IuIx 3, -1 IH-In l'IuI1 I, J. 3, I llurlx Ilruwn J I1.nllnl1 I. Q. 3. -I. I 1 I I INIENGHINI, LENA 'llf www! luv' 1.x In l.'v11':.' hm' Innllv. Mxrl-' IQIIIIVIIN I. J. 3. Sffwlllllurklgnl lIInIv I. J. 3. 4 Ilunu' Ifu. Kxllllr J. 3-Y-Illrlx' IIFUIIIIIIJIIIWIII I. J. I. 4. ' IVIEYER. PAUL fl ,... A, ll 1r:...x .1 lwuwf' II' I: I zu I1 at I .qw zu .. .H , TU I Uh' 1 u C lu Klulw l, 2, 3. 4--L:n1'nlx aI I l1m1lnul'cl'1I QEIIIIPI I I I I' IVIICHILINI, ARTI-I UR Hr mlm 11I'f'I11! frmu IIIIDX' In Ilfly. lwlzm tllllmx :H lux Ijnirt inry. IVIILANAS, ANGELO U. H I Hui lull nm'll11'H Hn! TFIIVII vn:4'w uvu lr :', VII x I in ' III ul rim IIIII Iym I. J, 3, 4 Ilan ' VIII lIuIx I 4 MILLER, VIRGINIA ljfu ix .xlzml mn! xr' II Alu, .ll..I1x.I ,ull-I' ml Im 14 Ifrm. IIUIIIICIINHII High Smhmnl I. J. 3.- Ilym I. 2, 3.-Ilgnxlwilmll 3. 4 RI MISSIMORE. VENA I mx' qurui, :'I'rVv Ally. I lmrmllm fIl1lIlf . I ' H. 1 . . III mul 111:15 .vlzv Imls llmrux 3, -I-f'k'UI11I1lk'flIIJII lluls MOLLMAN. EIDWARD l,4l:n:1Il flmtf rmrx' zrrll. lu lfrlclzlm Ihr frm .'.', if I , ,- I ' ' I x x4 IIIAX I Il I xm I I I In I lIuIr I Ililtllp ' I -I Pull IIIIII I I MONDIN, ALDO ll., .1.I.-.Im 1.-I-I .' , ., 1.- SLM I 1 lrll, Ilml v tl Hn mnllu '- .x ' 1 flu! l.1ll:, .lu IIYIII I IAQ' . Kb: A Ill . n'l 11. If IIIII .f, 3- fhlvn' IIIHII I IIIII' I MOODY, JAMES llc I ull mmfml, V I1 ll nrvrr ,mul QIIIVIIIII I-'IIIHIHIIIIIX IIILII XKII lvl I I I xm I ' , I NEATHERY. IVAN lvrrlzllx, 'l'mu'ln':,v, ,l1lIlll1H.Y, l'm rw ffr.I'nl.nv mm I . lL'L'l' I,n .ulc r .Z 3. 4. IIII 4 lfxm ' I m'rn1:II f'IuIm I l umx.nI .I III-rnl:nn I, 4 ,XWI-1nIrIy .I A c1rl'Il1I1I I I 4 SENIORS Z SENIORS va ,G-' ,.4v 6' I fs r, ' x 7 -5 -1 1 I ffl 10 I 2 THE R.MxYPHo1.IQ, wr . A SRNON ll' l.'HI-II lrqm H iw lclt. lun., I'.l1 11' WI. I.wfr.Ix .sm llln 5 II 11 IIAIIILIII IIIIII I REBIXIAN. HOINIIQR MIM. -If. rw.. .I1:.l ,I-Ima. .1 III 1 lCn.' l'm ' III1' lump IHIIIIIIIIIIIII II1uII NIIHHI I, Q. I, Mxrm I. J. .I ILINI.-tI+.eII I, Q, .I lkp I IIIII 'V ,I ll. IIIIIIII I RFEID. YYCNNIQ X'...J ..'II.I .lI..f,v .Ill !lI.' :.'I'11l.', .lII.'.:ixI r..1IlvI' IHIII: .I .II1.'II.. NIH-11111 II1:II SIIIWII I, .'. I.IIII I. J I.IrIC llwrux I I!..n.I I. J IIl.I1.II.I I. J X NIHIIIII IIIWVLIZIIII I. J 101111111-lnI.II IIIIII I. Q. I Ilvvlm Im IIHII I, J, I IQIVIU Ilru.m1f.IIwn I, J. I. . II..-I UIVTIII J IIII-rr I.I.uILI' .'. RFSCI'-IAK. EVELYN If I'f'lI I.'H:vh' l:.lI-n .II ll.. Inu IIIIII ku-':.' III I ' . .mml IMI, I Illrl-' I'IlUI'IIx I. J, K, 4 I'--mm II'-nu Ifm, LIllIr I Lnl.II IIIIII I, Q. .I. I . J. .I IQIVIK lIVu:Illl1.II1ml I ' I I ROGERS. XVINIFRIQD ls Ilvr Illll .I I ' ' I Inu, Im: lvl. All. II II.In.I Igx' IYIIII lww .ff zvm. l...X,,X, I. 3. 4... Q -J - IHI lhuxux I.Q. .I I Ibn IIIIIUII ELI!! -I. IAIVIIIX II iluly I . I VIII.: I. J, .I. 4 . . 4 .XML-n1IIIx I. L. I Ivm1rmu1.II ,, J Ilwmu Iff. l'Il1Iu .I I'up IIIIIII I, 1. I lI.Iw III IIIVI' .I I.I1'IC llru:lllIf.'1llu1l I, Q. .I, RUTLEDGE. BILLY I'1f111T'.' .Ill u.fIl.I'. ' ' I I lux ,Xwrrllrurml .lf.I:.'I, .Iu.I l1.'.II.l him ml-V, llI':.' .Ill yu' .all Ruplq lI1uI1 Smln-ml I. J. Mlm' l'IuIv 2 Illu-rrlI.I .I- II.lI'IIIN.II Q. I I:mIrm1'u.II l'IuIv J l'I1vur I.Q.IIIL1' Q. SHELTON. CHARLES Um' wr III :mul f'l'f'IlI1ll uf'f'.'l .luum PI II'zIl1 ilu' I.:.I:.w, ffm, I1lI1.I.'all.:Ily. 1.5111 J. .I. I. SMIT H, LOIX'ELL If I.IrAx'ffr1. .milf Imul In ll., Mllwwl .1 Ijuzrl fl: ' I4 ... :'1nI.l lw. IIIIII I. 1, .I 'I'r.uI. I-- K'm11l11v1'Li:II I'IuII I. L SINIITH. PERRY I :.'Ill ,wt .I-mv: um.-, lm! llzr IIHIV :wall .mm II'l1.'r1 ,vnu will IIIIII ywm mr, SNOXV, .IAMES ll' . .uulm l1I,v.lI+v:fI fm .Iz. ' .IIIIIIJIX llllllllx 1ll1. .1.'IIII1.m lfvI'Iun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIQII SIIIUUI I. SPENSIIIERGER . IJOLORES ll4IlHI .N 1. .ynrrl .nhl .I If I :W i . I Ill lull: .I III' III I pm mul ll lf xl. I JIIIII fl I mvmn I ' . 1 II IlI.' .I, f'l. '. . . IIIQII SLIIWII I, 2, IIIIXI i'I1rfr11N .I, ,I l'.Irn1x':4I .I. I I-llIIIIIIl'l'lI.II l'IuIn I, -I 'Ip l'IuII I, 4 hurl? IIru.mIf.I1wn .I. STHIN. BETTY lwvr xlI.'1xj11lllI X . , . film! I.'r11.l, II lww rmlur. 11. :wr Iwrrrrv, IIIIINI llwul- I. J. .I, 4 Ilp.rvlt.u 1. .I l'fvl11vm'n1:uI i'IuI1 J, I, A Ilfvnn- lin. l'lI1Im ,I hurl? Uru.mn1:Ilmn J. .I, 1943 HILTOP TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP STEVENSON, BEN NY 1.111111 111' 11111k, .v111111 111' 11111, x1tx ll 111111111 111 5111111 1'111'111 1111. 11' Q' J I Footlmll 3, 4. LTRGEON, JAMES ' 1 1.1 Ll !l1fI' nf f111'111111'. lul ST Tu 111' Il -:1'1'1l-1'11f111'1111'11 111111 Glue Clulr 2-lizmuml l, 2- -C:1r11iv:1l 2fCl1111l1lL'I'Cllll C 1 1, .2'ffiCl'I1lIlI'l Club 3. SUITS, MAURICE .-1 731111111111 1111111'--11 l111.v111'I11111l 1111111, L11xf 1'lIf 111.11 11'11.v1', tl 11111,V'.v 1111111. Gym 1, 2, 3. -lf-Fflflillllll 1, 2, 3, 4--l311hkctl111ll 1, 2, 3. -if Track 1, 2, 3, -igfilcc Club 1, 2, 3, -l-Ca1'11ivg1l 3fK1.1111111c1'- cial Club 3--Pup Club 1, 2, 3, -lgiiirls' Urg11111z11t11.111 1. J. 3. SYESTER, ELOISE TI11' 1111ly 1111131 to 11111'1' ll f1'1'1'1111 15 11.1 111- 11 f11'1'1111'. Gym 1, 2. 4-G..-X..-X. 1, 2, 3, -lflfiirly Cl'lf.11'L1S 1, 2. 3. -17 lV111C'I'LZ't1Zl 1, l, 3, -1--Cnruivzml .3TCl'lI1lI11t'I'Cllll Club 34l1cp Club 1, 2, 3, 4--Girls' L1Yj1fll11Z1lfl0l1 1, 2, 3. TAYLOR, LESLIE H1111 1111 .f111111'1' yur 1111 5111111 f11'1'1111f1xi B111 11111, t111' ?'L'1',V 111'.vt uf 1'1111f.v. TAYLOR, VERA 111lj'fj' 110'11IlTli'j', 1111116 111111 f1'L'L', ,'X'1.1tl11'1111 r111'1'1' 15 111111 110t111'1'.v 11112 Gym 1, 2, 3, 4gH.A.A. 1, J, 3, 4---liiirls' Chorua 1. 2. 3. -1--Opcrctta 3, -lfC11r11iv11l 1. 3, 4--A551-iulmly 1, 2, 3. -1- Commc-rci:1l Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Home EQ. Club 1, 2, 3, -1- Llirls' fY1l'QHl'llZEl1lOl1 1, 2, 3, 4. TELFER, JOAN .lly 1'111'11 of 1111 11111'1'1'1111l1' f1L'I.YOl1, Is 11 j11'1'x1111 1111111 1l1llAL'L'X 1111111 11112 Gym 1, 2, 3, 4ff.i.A,A. 1, Z, 3, 4-Girls' Clllflflli 1, 2, 3, 4 Cz11'11ivz1lxl, 2, 3, 4-Horne Eu. Club 3, -l7l'c11 Club 1, 2, 3 3--Girls' l,1I'g'1il1lZElf1O1l 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Ofhccra TURNER, ANITA ' 'Ut 5f11'1'1'1', A x 1111 11011112 A .I3I11t1lv1', 11111 11'111'1'1' 11111l1'1'1' 111111 7 1l 4 Q lE3utlcrYHigl1 511111101 1, Q, 3.7 V I Glrl:-' Chorus -l--llaunl 4-Opcrctta -l4'C2il'1'llVL . UMEK, IDA T110 b1'H1'1' you 121111111 llL'l', TIIL' L11'tt1'1' 311111 11121' 1101: PSIIHIHH Public School 1, 2. 3. G..-XA. 1. 2, 3gl.iirls' Chorus 1, 2, 3-Pep Club 3. VAN ALSTINE, ROY ' S '111'O1's Y 1 'Ill' q1111'1, 1'1'.s111111 1 , ' 11111 10 O111' 1'111.v.v. fJ1lL of 11 11'11o 1111111 111z11'11-111111111 111g 5 Qym 1, 2, 3, 4-Football Z, 3. 4-l3a5ketl1z1ll 1, 3, -lf 'lrack liijlce Club 1, 2, 4+Pcp Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VOYLES, BETTY N01 1111 a1'1' .vv1'1'1.111x, 301115 1110 1111-V,' L1111171zf1'1' 1111205 O111' t1'u11l1I1's 1l'Zi'1lj'. Gym 1, 2-Girlg' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-Operctta 1, 2TC2lTI1lV2ll 1, 2-Commercial Llub 3-Home EC. Club 2, 3-Girl! Or- ganization 1, 2, 3,-4. WATSON, RUTH ,lRZlf11l'C', xo zwry suffer, ' 11613 111061 -l-Home vo ll 111' 1 1111111' IlI1'1 D It . 1 9 3 4-Commercial Club 3, 1 2, 3, 4. Girls' Chorusm, -, ., Ec. Club 2-L111-ls' Organization , Nw 'Uh -R We-1 sqm, W SEN IORS -'WWW xxm 114-M ...QP N X SENIORS .1r-'-'PFW' .8 1-j A 9 I 3 1 4' 1 ' 3' 1' 2 11. , ,I , 'O 3 943 I-IILTOP VCEISS, W'II.LARD Ii1111111l1v111 11' ll 1 11111' 111111111111111111 .S-1'111l1Y 11111 I1'1' 111111 11' 1' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 :1111 111111111111 1111'11.1, I 1111II1.1II J. 3. XICELGE, VUAYNE 1'11'. 11111 1111111 11111 1111111 11111 11111111111111 11111, .11 1111 111' :vu 1:1111:11 '1211115 11111 111 11111. 115111 I. J If11111I1:1II I, 2. 3, 4 I:1lNkk'111ll11 I. 2, 3. 11 - 'I'1'.11I1 I HI1-1 111111 I. 2 II1II1111 51.111 I, I. 3. 4 l4:1r11i1 1.11 I. J, ,ir-41111111111 lA1ll1l 3, 4 IH-11 l'I11I1 I, Q, 3, -X. XVESTCOTT, KENDRIGK ,X1:1'1 1111 111111111 21111111 .V1111 .111 1 11I11' lI11I1 I ' 1 1111 1111 1111111 111111111 XYHITIS. BILL 11111,x 11 11 111111111 111 11 1111111113 11111111111 11.1 11111-1-1111 111111111-111111111ky. 11yIII 2. 3, 4 l'.11'111x:1I J. 3. -1 l'1lIIIIIIL'I'tIl1 l'I11I1 I I'1111 111111 I. J, 3. 4. . -..K- XVILSON. EILEEN .I111111-1.1111111,.1111111 .111x', .1 111111' 11111, 11111 111 lII1l1l, l1jIlI I. I 11..X..X, I. Q. 3 l1II'1N' l'I1111'11- I, J. 3. 4 I3:1111I I. J. 3. I 1111111-11.1 1.1.3.4 - II1I1111151.1t'1'.i, 4 l'.11'111x:1I I, Q. 3 -.X1111111I1I1 I. Q. 3 l'111111111'1'11.1I l'I11I1 .I II1111111 Ify. KQIIIII 4 I'111 l'I11I1 I 11II'1N' Uru:11111.1I11111 I. J. 3. XVOODRUFF. ALTON 1111 1111'11I 11111l1:111111 11 111 111'.111111', T111' 11111111111-11 111 1111' 1111111111111 4117 11 1111111111 lLI1-1- tvlllll 3 f1llL'l'l'1Ifl 4 Kq2tI'lI1X.II 3, 1 lA11111111111'11:1I l'IlI11 I. 1. YENCHO, EDVUARD 1f11'1 1111111111111 1 I I . 1 11 111' 1111 1111.1111l 111'.11111111. 1'l .1 11111111 111' 1.11, YOUNG, ROBERT I111.-11 1111 11 11 1111.1 111111 11111, .'11111 111 1111 11111 111111111 1'1111.'1'1', YOUNG. ROSALEEN 11 1.1.13 11 1111'1111'1111 :111111' .11111 I1'1111 .111 11 11111 I1 .1 1'11'111111 111 , 1- '1111 3, 11 L..II'IIIX.lI 3. 1- II11111' . . 1 J 11lI'1N' 41ru:11111.1t11111 J. 111 1'1'1.1111111111v. 411113 K'I1111'111 2. .K J Hun It l'1ll1 YOUNG, RUSSELL 1111 :1'111111 . 11111 X 1. H ..., 1 11.11 111'11111,1, 111'1 11111111-1' 1111 1111' 111111' 11 ,11'1'111,1. YOUNG. VAN 1111111 1111111 1 11' 1' 111, If 1111' 1-1111111111 111111 1111 11 1 1'1111 1,1 .11111 I1 11 111 1 1 YOUNG. XXJILBUR I1 1111 ,11111l 1111.1 11111 111111 1111.v11111':'11'111,' 111 .111-11. 111 .1 111.11 11111 111 11111,' 1':1r111x:1I I I 1 4 ' .-. .. 111-rmqm 1-11111 3. 4 I'1-11l'I11I1 l ' 1-.314 THE 1943 HILTOP JUNIOR oilific ERS 86 SNAPS 11711075 Lohr, Erp, Benny, G. Miss Beclcenicyer Major, Wallace, E. Traylor, E. Pierson, D. Miss Manning Corbin, Whitten, H. Betoche, D. Willianis, D. Brown, H. fDots and Dashesl lljressing Rooml Martin, R. Orvis, R. Hill, D. Hickman, K. Kessingcr, N. Kessinger, M, Long, E. Phipps, jones, V. Kime, S. Kershaw, C. fBarber Shop Quartetl fSpeeclyj fThe Good Old Daysj Zulwel, M. Potts, D. Laws, Edwards, M. F. Andres, P, Boyd, lGreelc?-Nob fAt the Polesl fSrrutting Our Stuff! Ticker man fSiCle Show Tickerj Corbin, Phillips, K. McLean, Barlwnrai Vanclever. M. ul. lpresiclentl fVice'Presidentl fsecretnry 56 Treasurerl Powell, N. fUnclerstancl?l ,469 kivfgyfg ff., - jff wx , - V i f il We M ,ll- X53 fl 'DRC Lf X f iff- J jpg V I - 27 3 TH Xwest Side View Allman, Louise Arnold, -lean Banclor, Dorothy Barnes, Betty Bennett, Donalcl Bono, Lorretta Bono, Lorrine Boogher, Margaret Booher, Alva Boone, Norma Bowman, Lucille Boycl, Dale Bremer, john Brown, Dimple B rown, Rosemary Brown, Walter Butler, Harold Caldwell, Norma Campbell. john Campbell, Wayne Carloclc, Bob Casey, Betty Codemo, Kathryn Conlee, Marion E 1943 HILTOP TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Laws, Schoeneweisj Clayton, Warren Criswell, June Damman, Al Damman, June Doclcery, Dorothy Donaldson, Jo Rose Drahant, Carrie Lee Dukes, Marjorie Edwards, Adeline Ellington, Norma Fellcel, Carol Friclcleton, Rita Frkovich, Millie Giese, Oline Glass, Lucile Green, Mary Griffith, Ben Grotts, Jim Haxton, Thomas Hickman, Kathryn Hill, Donald Hiller, Russell Hitt, Clara Mae Huber, Ilean Huber, Mary Ann Jagosh, Pauline THE 1943 I-IILTOP jones, Virginia -loyce. Paymoncl QEllington, 'lagoslwj Kumpel. Alfred Latliam. Margie Laws. Marilyn Lentz, Louise Logsdon, Cliarles Marcolini. Lena McLean, Bliss Melioclilco, Andy Melioclilco, Lorraine Milcolaselc, Frank Miller, Mary Nloore, Joyce Oalcley, Edna OBrien, Williain Ott. James Paddock. Byron Pattie, Ricliard Pliillips, Lemar Plutt. Albert Pope, Betty Rappe, Pat Raypliole, Cris Rliodes, Williarn Robertson, Donald THE 1943 I-IILTOP The Carnival jam Rohal, M ary Kathryn Sacha, Mary Ann Schoenew eis, Juanita Schluclcebier, Charles Seymour, Mary Sinclair, Helen Sitton, Slcinn, Smith EIITLCS HC , Archie Smith, Rose Spensherger, Paul Stephenson, Doris Sturgeon, Arnold Titsworth, John Tohermann, Marilyn Turner, Charles Vallorz, Earnest Voyles, Reynold Walsli, James Weiss, Rose Mary Westbrook, Carlos Woodside, Shirley Young, Frank Zellmann, Helen Zellmann, Jean Zuhel, Millie JUN1oRs kr Q4 'WW' sig, A 1 A a A X X fm., i J , TI-IE 1943 HILTOP May, Alice President Hartline. Nlar Vice-President XV Secretar Q Alma Materilj Soplvomor Alexander, Esta Anderson, Tlaeodore Aslamore. Norma lean Bandy, Junior Baxter, Harold Booglaer. Helen Brown, Orville Butler, Edward Buttol, Risieri Claowen, Gladys Codemo, Matilda Cole, Helen Corbin, ames J J Cress, Warren Denton, Virginia Y ollard, Margaret y and Treasurer THE 1943 HILTGP Qlsohr, Joelj Dorsey, .lane Dorsey, Jean Drobnaclc, Lawrence Durbin, Patrick Edwards, Charlotte Edwards, Mary Frances Edwards, Maurice Elam, Herschel Feraris, Dorothy Finley, Robert Frame, Doris Frlcovich, Anthony Funk, Harold Gorsage, Robert Govaia, Lois Gracie, Mary Lou Graham, Jacquelyn Grassel, Patricia Hamby, Betty Hayes, James Hayes, Jo Alice Henemeyer, Fred Hulrs, Margaret Jagodzinslci, Leo Johnson, Earl Johnson, Judy SOPHOMORES - mi .-3 4' ...xi ,div K 4-'E P - , 5 ' 3 , f - I Q-1' :ggi f flegffkflff ,. M v 14.5 :gh ,, K 3 3. ws rm Q 31 W, , Af , 3 - t I 41 Qu, ,af and f I ,eff 'OW 1- W y ved' Nw... ls ,,t..,,,, Qi 4 g f -.fa , - ec - 'U !,M4.,, m .f X. . ,fi yr J 'I 4-7 ,,.,,. ' 7 A V Q A 1 f - a Am E X f Nm W, ,.,., A' W7 ia f f W ,gi M7 -sr? be , i ,. l X Q bl ,.ff,f,- ' 1' S Q ., I 1121! Q52-W ,ww 4 , ' - A-45 ,- . it . .-gl Y s V i i .Zif f . if M ,- 2: 7, 1 , N , fl 1 Q3 1 , l nzza, Doroth l owell. N THE 1943 I-I Johnston, Mary Helen Kessinger, Nlary Qffdcly Long, Knag, Juanita Koherly, Lucille Lattiinore, Helen Laws, .lo Ann Lenich. Luclvilc Lohr, joel Long, Edward Longworth, Arthur Luclc, Charlotte Nlacheth. Vifallace Mackey, Leroy Nlansfielcl, Samuel Martin, Robert lVlcBroom, Margarirt Mizera, Nlartha Orvis, Ralph Overlay, Wfilma Paddock, Bruce Parker, Nlelvin Phipps, James Y lierson, Dorothy Porter, Helen OFID8 THE 1943 I-IILTOP fGracie, Hartlinej Priclcett, Nelda Requarth, Earlene Scott, Mary Settle, William Shroyer, Lois Sidwell, William Simpson, Gloria Smith, James Smith, Marian Spinner, Edmund Spinner, Harold Stroup, Charles Sturgeon, Mary Tarran, Wi Taylor, Arlee Thacker, Maynard Traylor, Earl Traylor, Raymond Veliz, Laurence Walters, Camilla Walters, John Weekly, Maxine Williams, Dorothy Wolf, Shirley Wright, William Young, Glen Alice Wei SOPI-IOMORES if: ,,,. 3 , nm...-f' mix nf' , ff V 1 f - 'gf' :2-N mkq X , mf FRESH MAN OFFICER S 85 SNAPS F re5f1men THE 1943 HILTOP Hmwn, XY. Srroup, C. Coclcrlco, A. Pierson. Brown, W.. Vellz, E. llxlcct lxlr. Bruwnb fHl-Ilu up tlwrul Xvcclcly, Nl. QA hunting we will gui llftvs fmnpqrcl Travlur, E. lNlurduclc, D. Teller. Gmsscl, P. Se-vmour, B. Cl1.1ppulu.1r.R. lYD0L1gl.lS, R. Bullard. Y. Brown, INI. 1Ouchfl lxxlllililllh. Blmkum. and Nucl! lG.A.A. inm.nuonl Hartlxnv. lNl. Lnngwnrtlw. C. Gm-un. C. Hultn. Nl. Arnold, Frlwvxclw. Nl Ellington. N, l-l.1n1pton, D llflnw itl Gmsmul. P. lcln-ill. ph-.N-1 Yunrurellu. F. lNllss Loclclmrr Suits. lNl. Ycnrurulll, ID. Vlfxru, E. lD.1gux1, B lN'lcI.c.nn, B. lFrusl1m.mb IA glwst--no, .1 first KSL-c the lurdlel lprcsidcntl .nd panenrl 1 Xllfl'-pl't'SldL'l1l D KSN.-Truls I ' Av .'...:.,,,gfg.f L.--2 A ' '11 l f 1 '1 'IFJ THE 1943 I-IILTOP Qwhat a busy librarylj Applegate, Clara Applegate, Earl Attebery, Barbara Attebery, Katherine Barry, Henry Bateman, Allen Benny, Gene Betoche, Don Blankenship, Vernon Bonclurant, Rosemary Boyd, Jesse Brown, Mierley Bullard, Virginia Bullington, Mary Jane Busby, Orville Cash, Vivian Chandler, Edna Chandler, Margaret Chandler, Wanda Chappelear, Rex Clotfelter, Doris Codemo, Walter Coderko, Dolores Cole, Martha Cress, Joe fx. FRESI-IMEN ,MWXH-xii! r lm, 'HOW THE 1943 I-IILTO Crihfielcl. Raymond Darrah, Vivian Q Carnival scene, Douglas. Bob Durbin, Charles Eson. Dale Faison. Bert Frame. Dorcas Green, Camilla Green. Doris Gilliland. Kenneth Gum, Rohert Hardaway. Betty Hayes. Ruth Helier. Charles Herman. Wfayne Herman, Pauline Issacs. Williaiim Johnstone. Wfilliam jones. Doris jordan. Le Roy Joyce. Harry Kepper. Williain Kime. Samuel Knox. Marilyn La Russa, Donald Lewey, Russell FRESI-IMEN Schindler, Truittj Major. Wallace Massey, Della Matthews, Jesse Maze, Gwendolyn Moore, Earlene Menghini, Alfred Michelini, Nora Milanos, Gloria Meliochlco, Shirley Murdock, David Nardini, LaNorris Osborn, Ruby Ott, Nona Lee Overby, Violet Paden, Glenn Porter, William Qualls, Maydean Redman, Anna Mae Robertson, Johnny Rogers, Elaine Sacha, William Sanford, George Savage, William Sedlock, Andrew Schindler, Helen Schneidewind, Carl FRESHMEN Seymour, Barbara Short, Floyd fcampusj Siclwell, Peggy Simmons, Doris Sinclair, Joe Sitton, Harold Slifka, Gladys Smith, john Stroup, Dolores Suits, Mary Kathryn Telfer, gl-a-mes Thornton, Car l Thor L p, orraine Titsworth, Maxine Tb o ermann, Robert Truitt, Nornua Venturelli, Donald Vogel, Mercedes Wallace, Edward Warden, Freida Whitten, Harry Winkler, Robert Wolf, Richard Woodruff, Shirley Young, Harold Young, james THE 1943 I-IILTOP Q. -'Y fn .4 , X K X E ' A f N'i 1 fi J CWM QLMIIHIHIIIIIQIIEQGIIUIIGIES 5'3- 1 - .J 54- '5 , o ' , . O b . J- 4- -1 H - 0 o 5. . 9. 1.4. 0 Y' Q ,Q ' if 'K FI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP I M L. VARSITY SOUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE Carlinville Pana ..... Mt. Olive Benld ...... Taylorville Nokomis ...... Gillespie . Hillsboro Staunton Fudoli Fergusson Suits K. Phillips, Huber, Van Alstine. u v 1 Denton, Boyd, Stroup, Pierson, Young, Stephenson, Welge. Football Season COACH W L T 5 0 O 5 1 0 4 1 0 3 2 1 2 2 1 2 3 0 1 3 1 0 5 1 0 5 0 Joe Fearheiley 41 LETTERIXIEN THE 1943 I-IILTGP .A .. 0 4 . M- fn 1915? ui, rl,1,1frQf?gi5 f gk J. UUI L. Phillips Suits, Furgussim F d l, Van Alstm Huber, K. Phillips Lettermen Maurice Suits i Senior Fullback Mike Fudoli Senior Quarterback Louis Huber Senior Fullback Bob Fergusson Senior Halfback Roy Van Alstine Senior Center Kenneth Phillips Junior End Le1VIar Phillips Junior I-Ialfback THE 1943 I-IILTOP Stephenson, Boyd Stroup, Denton Pierson, Young Welge LETTERMEN Lettermen Ben Stephenson Senior Tackle Charles Stroup Sophomore Tackle James Pierson Senior Guard Bud Boyd Senior Tackle Jim Denton Senior End F rank Young Junior Guard Wayiie Welge CC, Senior End JUNIOR VARSITY- TI-IE 1943 HILTOP Codemo, Nlurdoch, Ke er e pp , T lfer. Buttol, Whitten Smi Traylor, R., Berrv. , th, Lverla, Traylor, E.. Carloclc , Douglas. Cress Brown, Puccetti P dd lc L g d L R B It L , Fl OC , O S 011. 3 LISSH, a 'er, ittle. Seasons Record Our first game of the year was with Decatu Hillsboro's next foe w r on our field It was a h d as Gillespie. It . ar fought was played on their Held. Gillespie began game. The Final score was 3-0 in favor of scoring from the first. Hillsboro didnit Hillsboro. seen to be able to recover. Gillespie won 32-6. Granite City came to Hillsboro for our Sicond home game' Fresh from our mst Nolcomis came to Hillsboro with an im- victory we seemed over-confident. They , rolled Over Us by the Score of 181. proved team. They scored first. Hills- boro scored in the third quarter. Nokomis The Hiltoppers ventured to Benld for rallied in the last quarter to defeat Hills- our first conference game. We lead at the bow by the Score of 13'6' half 7-6. In the closing minutes of the game, Benld scored a touchdown. Final We traveled to Mt. Qlive for 3 confer, Score' Benldv 13, Hillsboro 7' ence game. It was a hard fought game. Hillsboro traveled to Taylorville for The final Score' 6-0 m favor of Mt' Olive' their second conference and night game. Both teams had several scoring opportuni- Ou l ties, but 1 coud not score, the final score being 0-O. r ast game of the seaso n we traveled to Pana on A ' ' rmistice Day. Pana tram led P over us by the score of 26-0. TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP 3 '33 5.6 Traylor, Long, Corbin, Funk, Little, Gorsage, O'Brien, Douglas, Telfer, Ware. Phillips, L., Brown, Stroup, Dahler, Welge, Suits, Drobnaclc, Phillips, K. Basketball South Central Conference Basketball Taylorville Gillespie .. Hillsboro Nokiimis Benld ...... Staunton Mt. Clive Carlinville Pana ..... Standings L O 3 3 4 5 6 7 7 10 ASSISTANT COACH ALBERT PATON SQUAD yne Welge, l.. Phillips, aur Ed Dahler, K. Phillips. Charles Stroup TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Lettermen Wayne Welge Guard Senior Edward Dahler Center Senior Lamar Phillips Guard Junior Kenneth Phillips Forward Junior Maurice Suits Forward Senior Charles Stroup Forward Sophomore TI-IE 1943 I-IILTCP Hillsboro Community Hzglv School 1942-1943 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Ui, Denotes Conference Games HCHS Opp. Wednesday, November Z5 .,,......... DIVERNON .,,..ooo. .o,o,. H ERE 37 16 Wednesday, December Z .....,,4...,.,oo Kincaid .c.,.,,.,.....,c, ,c.ccc T here 24 19 Friday, December 4 .,......,..,..,,,....... Vandalia .ooi..,....,...,..,,.. .,,,,, T here 22 Z4 Tuesday, December 8.. WITT ...........,..,..,cc.......,..,. cc,,, H ERE 34 25 Friday, December 11 ........ .........,, S TAUNTON ,.,....... ...rc H ERE 27 Z5 Tuesday, December 15 ...,.,..........,,, East St. Louis ....s,,,.... s There 32 40 Friday, December 18 ,..,..., .......,... N OKOMIS ,,,,........... ., HERE 31 28 Tuesday, December 22 GREENVILLE .,,..,....,r....,.,,, .. HERE 27 36 December 28, 29, 30 ......... ........,.. 1 nvitational Tournament .......,,r r, Pana Tuesday, January 5 .t........ .,,....... G reenville ,......,.,,...,,, ,....,,, . . There 25 38 Friday, January 8 ..,.,.,.. Nolcomis ........., Taere 27 34 Tuesday, january 12 ........ .......... . Witt .....t.,.,..,..,,,,,,, rrtr., T aere 59 17 Friday, January 15 ......, Taylorville .,,....rr, r.., , Ttiere 22 54 Friday, January 22 t,..,.,. .......,.. L ITCHFIELD ,...,,,..t. L. HERE 42 25 Tuesday, January 26 ..,...... ,........., C arlinville ..cr,.r,.... so There 42 22 Friday, January Z9 ...,.,,...., .......... P ANA ........rr.,...,..,.r.r. .. HERE 32 25 Tuesday, February 9 .... CARLINVILLE ......, ,. HERE 52 25 Friday, February 12 .,.,...... ...,..,,., L itchfield ,.........,rr,,,tr,...... H Tqere 30 35 Tuesday, February 16 ....,,,.....,..,.... VANDALIA ........r .L HERE 35 30 Friday, February 19 .....,.,......,.,....,,. Staunton .,.......,.,..r.. ,, Tuere 39 33 Tuesday, February 23.. Pana ,..,.,.....,,.r,,.........., ,e Tiere 40 29 Friday, February 26 ,.,.,.,... ...,,..,.. T AYLORVILLE .,,.rr.. r,...c,cc H ERE 27 45 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Gillespie 44 N 3Gillespie 40 Mt. Olive 24 J ,Gillespie 27 3 l3enld 64 i'Benld 27 Bunker Hill 28 J X - Hillsboro Hillsboro 54 3 lCl13mPi0l'15l A' Hillsboro 35 Carlinville 23 J 'Hillsboro 30 Litchfield 41 3 3' Litchfield 18 Shipman 31 J SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Roodhouse 35 Woodriver 40 Woodriver 55 'Woodriver Greenville 43 1 fChampionsj ' Greenville 35 Hillsboro 25 l SCORES 47 GYM CLASSES ' PANA INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Hillsboro 47 I ' Hillsboro 38 Shelbyville 29 l -Decatur 51 Decatur Decatur 39 Bye - Decatur Kincaid 31 1 f fChampionsj Nokomis 25 Nokomis 32 -Nokomis 35 Pana 35 Pana 23 Ramsey 25 INTERMUTUAL TOURNAMENT WINNERS' BRACKET Terrible Five 31 Terrible Five Blitz Boys 7 QForfeitQ e-Terrible Five 17 Fudoli 26 1 3' Fudoli Commandos 2 J Golden Buffaloes Sophisticated 7 1 fCl1amPi0I1SJ S Sophisticated 5 Atteberry 3 J 'Golden Buffaloes 20 Golden Buffaloes 303 l fOvertirnej .A Golden Buffaloes 23j Dark Horses 4 ,l LOSERS' BRACKET Blitz Boys 123 .l Blitz Boys 15 Commandos 11 1 -Blitz Boys Atteberry 23 I fChampionsj V, Atteberry 10 Dark Horses 10 DARK HORSES ATTEBERRY CDMMANDOS Raymond Matthews Harold Sitton QC, Bill Savage Walter Codemo Don Venturelli Frank Venturelli Ed Baxter GOLDEN BUFFALOES Len Homa Al Menghini Herschel Elam Pat Rappe Frank Markel Dick Wolf fMgr.D Bill Hensen QCD Harold Atteberry fC, Albert Burton Lloyd Baker Don Bennet Van Young Bill Schluckebier Wallace MacBeth FUDOLI Mike Fudoli QC, Frank Denton Don Robertson Roy Van Alstine Homer Rebman Clifford Mann QC, Harry Whitten Ralph Crvis Theodore Anderson Bill Kepper John Smith SOPI-IISTICATED Bob Martin fC, Melvin Parker Lowell Smith Joe Cress Leslie Taylor Ed Spinner THE 1943 I-IILTOP TERRIBLE FIVE Art Michelini Jim Lyerla Bryon Paddock Tom Haxton Jim Ott Bob Carlock QCD BLITZ BOYS Marion Conlee Vernon Blankenship Orvil Brown Jim Denton Carlos Westbrook Bill white qcy X X . w S .W AGEQIFIH HHIUIUIESS uf- -s L 1 ills? M v 4 9 1 X ,Q O n P Q v 11 1 -1 1 I 1 ! , J 1 1 1 Q 1 fx ' A ' 1 ' 1 11- 11 1 s 1 ' 1 1 1 11.11 1 1 1 ' 1.11, .1 . 1 ' ' 1 1 D 4 ' . Y 1, 1 1 1 i 1 1 Q 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 6 v 11- , 1 1 4-1. Q 11 Hgh X 1' ' 4 1 1 1 11 1 I 1 ' 1 ' aj 1 11. X 1 1 1 1 ' x 1 1 11 1 I A ' 4 1' 111 .-, 1 I 4, .. 1 1 'V ' ' h V Q 111 '78 w H 1 I 1 1 THE 1943 I-IILTOP AUDITORIUM SHOW 5 GUN Dawson, Hartline, Cloyd, Huber, Betoche, Atte- bery, Young rl ne, M., Dammann, Caullc, Hill, Taylor, Stur- Fergusson, Van Alstine, Turner, Mcl-Iugh, Young, n, Boogher Rutledge, Davis, Robertson U. S. 0. Center the chorus sang Cn the Road to Manda- ' 7, This year the annual auditorium show was again directed by Miss Ethel Horner. U.S.O. center where each branch of the service was represented by men in uniform. This included the Army, Navy, Marines, and Army Air Force, with courteous U.S.O. hostesses and capable Red Cross nurses. The scene was a As the curtains rose the program began with the opening chorus singing Volga Boatmanf, Margery Davis sang a solo, When the Lights Go On All Over the World , cornet solo, I-Ie's My Guyf' Mary Hartlineg vocal solo, Remember Me?,', Royal Cloydg whistling solo, MI-Ie Wears a Pair of Silver Wings, Vera Tay- lor. To help add to this outstanding show l 7 vocal solo, A White Christmas, ay , Rose Marie Betoche, vocal solo, Harold Attebery, Weill Nleet Again , vocal solo, 4'Lover Come Back to Mef' Anita Turner, N Mc- whistling solo, My Buddy, ancy Hugh, vocal duet, Dark Town Strutteris Ball, Mary Hartline and Bob Fergusson, as h M saxophone solo, Wonder W en y Baby's Coming I-Iomef, Elsie Dawson, h White Cliffs of Dover. To bring c orus, this patriotic show to a successful close Billy Rutledge sang, This is Worth Fight- ing Forf' Ar the close of the show we hope every- one felt as though they had had a visit with the Armed Forces. QUEEN s ATTENDANTS , n - X 1 i 'wlujfi-. 9 5 5 9 T 3 ? N x . ' 1 -s . .- ' I 1- S Yr! -' T HE 1943 HILT Cloyd. Royal Van Alstine, Roy Homa, Lenard Mollman, Edward Major, Joe Wfelge, Wayne Garrett, Dean McHugh, Nancy Bodlcin, Martha Hill, Mary Rogers, Wfinifred Andres, Patricia Coderlco. Adrienne Turner, Anita Boyd, Harold Rutledge, Williain Denton. james Brown, Harold Grassel, Mac Puccetti. Albert Suits. Maurice Mc Farland, Mary Ma McLean. Donna Young, Rosaleen Hartline, 'lane rcolini. Theodora Reed, Yvonne Wfilson, Eileen law ar The Popular Fourteen As fourteen nervous girls were hustling into their clothes in the dressing room of the New Gymnasium, the climax of our carnival at I-l.C.H.S. was about to begin. As the band began playing 'LThe Pilgrim, the first girl and her escort appeared cross- ing the gymnasium in front of the bleach- ers and down the center aisle. She was dressed in a gown of moray taffeta, trim- med with ruffle, edged with black velvet and contrasting crystal buttons. She car- ried a nose-gay of assorted flowers outlined in blaclc. The procession formed a rainbow consisting of five different colors: gold, rose, blue, turquoise, and peach appearing alternately. The fourteen popular girls and their escorts were: Nancy Mcldugli es- corted by Royal Cloyd, -lane Hartline and Harold Brown, Rosaleen Young and 'lim Denton, Theodora Nlarcolini and Mac Grassel, Mary Hill and Leonard Homa, Eileen Wilson and Maurice Suits, Donna McLean and Billy Rutledge, Adrienne Coderko and Wayiie Welge, Winifred Rogers and Edward Mollinan, Patty An- dres and joe Major, Anita Turner and Dean Garrett, Mary Ellen McFarland and Harold Boyd, Yvonne Reed and Albert Puccetti, Martha Bodlcin and Roy Van Alstine. OP THE 1943 I-IILTOP KING AND QUEEN sen, Williamg Telfer, Joan: Bellaver. Raymond, Adams, Larry: Collins, Claudia: Andres, Sybil: Collins, Ann. Coronation After the shows were closed around 11:30 o'cloclc everyone filed over to the New Gym to await the crowning event of the evening. As the band played the an- nual crowning march, the fourteen lovely queen,s attendants and their escorts walked stately to the stage of the gym. When the time came our Queen of Love and Beauty, Joan Telfer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Telfer, of Hillsboro, was crowned Queen of Hillsboro Community High School for 1943 by William Hensen, pres- ident of the senior class, as lcing. Nancy McHugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McHugh, of Hillsboro, as runner-up in the voting, during the evening, was the queen,s maid of honor. The queen,s train bearers were Ann Col- lins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Collins, and Sybil Andres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Andres. Claudia Col- lins, daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. Shirley Collins, scattered flowers down the white carpet-way, while Raymond Bellaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bellaver, carried the pillow and Larry Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Adams, bore the crown. After the crowd had become quiet again our majesties were entertained by a dance number composed of Theodora Marcolini, Wayne Welge, Winifred Rogers and Royal Cloyd. Then Anita Mae Turner and William Rutledge sang a vocal duet, My Hero,', from The Chocolate Sol- dierf, Varied lighting effects in pastel colors, during the coronation ceremonial, made the scene a beautiful one. MINSTREL AND PUPPET SHOW! TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Yabsuff' A M insrrel All the negroes and their mammies genially convened in Study Hall I to join in a hot, hilar- ious time with corny jokes and rhythmical tunes to entertain the over-anxious crowds that thronged the door at the close of each show. High spots in the performance were: Cynthia Ann fOline Giesej vocalizing on Darkness on the Delta with the remaining chorus keeping time with their feet and hands, Lindy Lou QMary Vandeverf cutting the rug to the tune of Mister Five by Five , Eight Ball fFrank Dentonj telling us about Abraham, the darkies' favorite, and Blackout flames Corbinj praying for the adjournment in Amen. As a joyful spirit prevailed we felt in a mood to forgive any shortcomings which could 1101 have resulted from lack of practice because we were faithful to rehearse each morning before school. Vfelge, Vvayneg Corbin, James: Major, Joeg Vandevcr. Nlary: Giese, Olineg McLc:in, Barbara. l ! Corns A -Popping Passing by the library door, one has the impres- sion that a burlesque is in the ofhng. Miss Bennett, with the able assistance of Miss Lockhart, produced this jolly show. Ir was chuck full of gay songs and lively jokes. With heads bobbing up and down and feet L,shu'ffling to the tune of the Strip Polka, the show q opened with a Hourish. Glamorous movie stars, such as Hedy Lamarr, Lana Turner, Ann Sheri- dan, and Greta Garbo, dazzled the spectators with their breath-taking beauty. Playful skits were handed in by the comedians. Of course, these stars were portrayed by a group of students. Popular songs, such as Roll Out the Barrel, Mr. Five by Five, Nursie-Nursief' and Der Fuhrer's Face headed the musical bill. After the program, the people hled merrily out, quite con- tent that they had spent a memorable hour. fi ,5.,,-5111 ' 4 l , A fi rl ' NF ,1 ,ff f v ip, Hill, Edwards, Skin, Andres, Markel, YX ilson, Brown, Cole Denton, Franklin: Brown, Harold Seymour, Nlaryg Rogers, W'inifred THE 1943 HILTOP LIBRARIANS K Bennett, Sturgeon, ,.aa Cole, McLean Seymour Grassell I-lickman ones Moore Ellin ton, Arnold, May, Wright, Andres, Vandever S Before School .,.......... First Hour .,............... . . . , I , . g , eymour, McLean, Osborne, Syester, McHugh, Hill, Betoche. Xl,z'brarz'ans Rose Marie Betoc elm ' Gail Osborn Mary Hill Patty Andres Second Hour .........,... Barbie Seymou X Third Hour ,.............. Fourth Hour .....,....... Eifth Hour ..............., Sixth Hour ......,........ Seventh Hour ........... Eighth Hour ............. After School ............. Assistants ....... Eloise Syster Pat Grassel Gail Osborn Barby McLean I Arnold Sturgeo Mary Vandever Helen Cole .Virginia Jones Joyce Moore Billy Wright Norma Ellington Jean Arnold Camilla Waltersxkq Alice May Camilla Walters Alice May Mary Lou Sturg n Dolores Coderko Loraine Tharp Virginia Bullard Under the management of Miss Bennett the library has taken on many new lives. New desks, picture file, pamphlet table, increased number of magazines, new shelf of aeronautic books, new set of science en- cyclopedias and numerous articles of in- terest make the library a strong influence in the education of the students. The library, in cooperation with the U.S.O., held a book drive for the enjoyment of the Armed Forces at home and abroad. With the able assistance of the librarians the drive for books was a success. So as to understand the work of the library better, Miss Bennett is conducting classes for the librarians. Everyone is working toward making the library standard. HILTOP STAFF . TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Donna McLean Wfayne Vifelge ,.,,A 'lane I-lartline .4.. Bliss McLain .... Margery Davis ...,..... I XX inifred Rogers .,r.... KathRy1Afl-lickman... Oline Geise ......,... Hiltop Staff .....Co-Editor-in-Chief ...................Co-Editor Editor ...........Ass,t Art Editor ...........Literary Editor .Ass't Literary Editor .Ass't Literary Editor Assit Literary Editor James Pierson ....tti....,,.tt........ Kodak Editor Harold Brown ..,......,.... Ass't Kodak Editor Dick Pattie .,..,,,.,,r ...Ass't Kodak Editor Williaiti Henson ...,,.....i., Sports Editor james Denton ,r,r,...,...,.., Ass't Sports Editor Williain Rutledge Albert Puccetti ,,r...... ...Circulation Manager .Circulation Manager Louis Dockery .... Joe Major .......,.... Eileen Wilson ................ Edward Mollman Adrienne Coderko Joan Telfer .......... Donna Potts ........ ......................Bookkeeper Business Manager Business Manager .........,.,........Typist ............Typist .......Candy Girl .......Candy Girl Margie Latham ........... Candy Girl Mary Martha Seymour .......... Ass't Editor james Grotts ........... ......,...... A ss't Editor Bob Gorsage ....... .........Sophomore Rep. Margaret Hults ................ Sophomore Rep. Barbara Seymour Edward Ware . L. R. Adams ...... .........Freshman Rep. ........Freshman Rep. ........,....Aclvisor Trouble! Did I hear some one say trouble? That is one word used and over- used by every member on the Hiltop Staff. Last spring all thought it quite an honor to be selected by the staff to edit the 1943 yearbook, but at that time we diclnit know the work connected with it. Yet I am sure there isn't one person who would willingly give up his place so another could take it. Although there are countless worries and responsibilities and much work, we all love it. The financial department, circulation managers, business managers, and candy girls, keep the bookkeeper con- stant.y juggling and rejuggling the finan- ces. They must come out right! Earning money was our biggest worry this year. Prices of all materials used in the book had leaped skyward and our proceeds from candy sales had surely precipitated-in the opposite direction. But as the old saying goes, where there is a will, there is a way. So we managed to publish our book. Preparing the I-liltop for publication more or less follows a set routine. The art editor and her assistant plan the book. First they make a dummy on which the pic- tures are pasted and spaces are allotted for write-ups. This is quite a responsibility because the appearance of the finished book depends upon the accuracy and orig- inality of the set-up. The literary and sport editors and their helpers slave over copy. They are rhe ones who must see alll' and know all that is going on around the school. Their headache comes when they try to fit the copy into the space allotted to them by the art editor. The kodak edi- tors take all the pictures. Their worry is to remember to change plates. The typists type all the written material in the book, so you can see they are kept pretty busy. The underclassmen representatives do a little of everything. They are always willing to help where they are needed. The job of rhe editor is to keep all departments working together and to help everyone. Although we all have to work, we find plenty of time to have a lot of fun while doing it. I am sure everyone in school has heard us laughing at one time or another. Our motto is, c'Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. We owe much of our success to our capa- ble and ever-willing advisor, Mr. Adams. THE 1943 HILTDP Hiltop Staff HILTOP' STAFF Mollman. E. Brown, H. Pattie. D. Hensen. W. Denton, Ware, E. Adams, L. R. Pierson, Gorsage, B. Dockery, L. Major, Wilson, E. Ports, D. Telfer, Grorrs, Puccerti, A. Latham, M. Coderko, A. Welge, W. Hults, M. Seymour, M. McLean, Bliss. Hartline, McLean, D. Hickman, K. Giese, O. Rogers, W. Davis, M. Seymour, B. HOME ECONOMICS TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP ff l VF sl' Q. ni ' gb Edwards, C.: lN'larcolini, T.: Rr-ed, B.: lVlcFarland Nl' Knag P vu ll 'W J h M Sit I , ., I , .. o 'e . i .3 o nson. Cvovaia, L.: McLean, Bliss: Seymour, ' .1 irgeon, IV. Kessinger, Nl.: Gr.iham,j.: Codemo, Nl.: Pi.17za,D.: Glass,L.: Allman,L.: IVlatakovicl'i.A.: Ellington,N.: Arnoldul.: I-lartliricgj. Lenich, C.: Davis. Nl.: Ifast, L.: Pope, B.: Huber, M.: Fiowinan, L.: Caldwell, N.: Criswell, Stevenson, D. Laws. VI.: Huber, II.: Edwards. A.: Taylor. V.: Codemo, K.: Vylilson, E.: Johnston, INI.: Llmelc. I.: Nlrircolini, L.: Vilvivdside, S. Sisters of tlve Skillet and Masters of tlie Neeclle The Home Economics Club meets on the fourth Wediiesday of every month during the fifth hour. This club is com- posed of the students from the clothing and foods classes, and those wh studied either subject in previous years. The first meeting we elected those who WCFC to lead LIS, Hlld IT13lCC OL11' club a success. Ir was for this re o have ason we elected Lorraine Mehochlco as president, Jo Ann Laws as vice-president, Anna Matalcovich as secretary and treasurer, and Mary Kes- singer as program chairman. The second meeting was in December, and a very interesting Christmas program WQS Plalllled by OLII' capable pI'OgI'3!T1 Cllalf- man. Christmas songs were sung by all. IVlary Kessinger gave a reading, The Belle of Carrot Corners, and a vocal solo, XVhite Christmas,'l by Anita Turner. At our February meeting, Dorothy Piazza gave an interesting report on 'lllationing and the War. Edna Calclev spoke on Fashion and the War,,, and Doris Stev- enson reported on Care of Clothing. Lorraine East told us about Home Fur- nishing and the War. It seems everyone was war-minded that particular Wediies- day. Another outstanding meeting was the March meeting combined with the G.A.A and Commercial Club. Miss Pazourelc, Nutrition Consultant of the State Dept. of Publ' I-I lh ic ea t , gave an interesting talk on Nutrition.w Other outstanding meetings were plan- ned throughout the year. Besides learning b to e good cooks and seamstresses, under the supervision of their new teacher, Miss Sebins, the girls are sewing for the Red Cross. I am sure every girl in the Home Eco- nomics Club feels she has benefited from this club and Home Ee. classes. TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP BOYS' GLEE CLUB fry m 'iq' ,,.fxE 5'r5, , Sm k Cl cl Denton Burton, Woodruff. fwif Sturgeon, Martin, Goya ', oy . , Nessel, Welge, Fudoli, Fergusson, Van Alstine, Suits, Huber. Sinclair, Macbeth, Robertson, Booher, Cress, Funk, Orvis, Macljarlin, White, Attebery, Meyer, Milanos. Dammann, Johnston, Toberman, Brown, Kepper, Whitten. Bateman, Blankenship, Venturelli, D., Bremer, Turner, Hiller. A ' R bertson, Sanford. Gumm. Venturelli, F., Issacs, Osborn. Wolf, Ware, Faison, Phipps, Long, o Boyf Glee Club but still An activity of renown, amusement, educational, in the field of music, is the Boys Cilee Club open to all boys attending the tion at I-l.C.H.S. As in Halls of Educa most music clubs, there are first and second tenors, baritones, basses and those there just to sing. The name 'gGlee Clubw really fits lee than club but this group as there is more g it is said that good harmony is always avail- able. It is surprising what volume can be aroused by singing Our Boys Will Shine Tonight. Singing this song was used as en- couragement to our basketball team who so gloriously won the Regional Tournament on our own home floor. The director and chief timekeeper is Mr. Rademacher, who has taken music through his early education and is a proficient musician, even to the extent of music. He beats out the composing his own rhythm with his pencil, along with the assist- ance of Bob Fergusson and Roy Van Alstine with their feet, and Cline C1iese with the keys on the piano. Where the Mountains Meet the Sky is a popular favorite by all, especial- Louis Huber, our local l Maurice Suits and Y Hcowpunchersf' This club provides musical rtainment for P.T.A. meet- ings assemblies, and special group numbers 7 composed of senior boys for Commencement ' W' h exercises at the close of school in May. it ' ' k on just one forty-five minute period a wee , . . . n Thursday, during fifth hour, this organizatio h com lished much and as a glee club, as ac p the well deserve recognition and all the boys Y agr ' ' ' - h hile. programs and ente ee this time is well worth t eir w GIRLS' CHORUS TI-IE 1943 HILTOP - in . af'--1 i gf Xa -J' 15 4... Ah J0l'1DSUl'l H . , itt, Nlissimore, Bowman, Green, Toberman, Bodlcin. Andres, Rohal, Fellcel, Young. Hulwr, Glass, Lentz, Friclcleton, Nlehochlco, Brown, Hill, Ashmore, Bandy, Zellman. H., Caullc, Betoche. Edwards, Frkovich, Hickman, Giese, Zellman, Arnold, Clotfelter, Boogher, Nl., Syster, Watson, Cline, Voyles. Nliller, Neisler, Huber, Caldwell, Vandever, McLean, Hartline, Reschalc, Allman, Donaldson. Turner, Davis, Fast, Hayes, A., Fishbaclc, H., Fishbaclc, B., Hayes, E., Dulces, Stevenson, Criswell, Potts, Telfer. Hampton, Ret-d, McFarland, jones, V., Ellington, Bandor, Sinclair, Comstock, Menghini, Hart, Pulliam, B., Brown, Latham. jones, N., Nlcl.ean, Seymour, Laws, Codemo, Taylor, Schoeneweiss, Pope, Xxfilson, Nlarcolini. T., Nlarcolini, L., Vlfoodside. Senior andfunior Ch 07715 Another year gone by and with it another treasurer. Strange to say they all were from year of fun in girls, chorus. They met in the Butler. old gym every Monday during the fifth During the first two months Jane Hartline period. After a few meetings fthe senior was our capable pianist and Oline Giese car- girls living through their tryoutsll our annual ried on the good work throughout the year. election was held. Elected as officers were As in years past, Miss Horner was there, Anita Turner as president, entitling her to leading us, laughing with us, and giving much lead in the operetta, Eileen Wilson as vice- needed advice. Her capability and sports- president, and Margery Davis as secretary- manship was ll ' we appreciated. TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP GIRLS' CHORUS h r Stroup Dagon, C OW' odemo, Bullington. Simpson, Attehery, B., Attehery, C., Schindler, Boog e , , V Bullard, Suits, Hayes, R., Hayes, A., Gracie, Hartline, Dorsey, Cole, Warden. Knox, Johnston, Nlassey, Seymour, Graham, Sidwell, Taylor, May, Edwards, Kessinger. Truitt, Ott, Chandler, Thornton, Young, Applegate, Chandler, Green, C., Clotfelter. Tarran, Weekly, Washut, Johnson, lVlcBroom, Frame, Williams, Pierson, Smith. Chandler Woolard, Sturgeon, Osborn, Overby, Cash, Brown, jones, Hults. S ott Alexander, Overbv, Govaia, Nlehochlco, Bondurant. , Lattimore, Darrah. Chowen, , Cole, Ashmore, Wolf, Grassel, c , Laws, Edwards, Dorsey, Maze, Michelini, Oakley, I-lardaway - J Freslrman ana' Sophomore Gzrl 5 Chorus Every Tuesday, the Hfrh period, girls' tures, but always pleasing to the ear. The voices swell in harmony, rise in volume, girls were divided into two gfoupgg one and Heat IO every Comer of the hullehhg' was composed of sopranos and the other 184155 Maciyiihlha Beekgiiyef Wlelglej the of altos. Six girls were selected fsix from atom an argaret ts Poun e out the freshmen and six from the sophomores, the Sharps and Hats. It is hard to sum up . . . . . . to form sextettes. They sang for various their activities as they were continually U U , doing something new, organizations. throughout the community. Many talented voices were discovered. All lh alla this Chorus helped to make our f varied na- school days more enjoyable. The songs they sang were o OPERETTA TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP I li g .. MIL! Eff ' i A U V np 'he ,gf Qh, 35? .,11iN J Hcliotrope, Narcissus lAndrc-sh fRogersj SAILORS AND CHORUS Xxfitson, Cline, Voyles, Green. M.. Green, R- Oakley, Stein, Brown, Bowman, Williams, Rohal, Clotfeller, Caldwell, Burton, Lingle, Sturgeon, Alstine, Homa. Huber, Venrurelli. Faison, Wolf, Kepper, Turner. VIRGINIA REEL Laws, Kessinger, Green, Moore, Collinsworth, Bullard, Artel1ery,C., Pierson, Grassel, Boogher,Dagon, Hults, Sturgeon, Wfolf. Brown, Laws, Darrah, Kash. Maze. Attebery, B.. Brown, Schindler. LANTERN CHORUS HIGHLAND FLING Ellington, jones, Seymour, Boogher, Hickman, Frko- Edwards, Gracie, Dorsey, Hartline. Se m vich, McLean. Zellman, Moore, Arnold, Zellman. M L y our, Dorsey, c ean. TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP OPERETTA . ' TA , .Q R. ,L . -,RV .J . 'K S .s W as , A J , ' is ' . . Huber, Louisq Hensen, Williaiiig Ferguson, Bob, Garrett, Deang Brown, Dwaing Arte-lie ACT I Darda, Jerry. hlarkel, Frank: Wilson, Eileeng Turner, Anitag l-lartline, Janeg Davis, Nlargeryg Betoche, Rose Marie: Hill, Maryg Denton, F lx 'Hats UDF D The characters in this operetta are true to life. Interior of Inn at Waterfront. Time, 1777. The boat is in port and young folks are enjoying themselves. They are watchful for plots against their hero and soon dis- John Paul Jones Lt. Richard Dale Marion ............... Dame Bly ......,....... .... Anne Courtleigh Capt. Courtleigh Jimmy Grey ....,..... .....r Capt. Landais ...... .... Boodle ........... Sylvia ..... Deborah ..... Priscilla ...... .........Dean Garrett .......Bob Fergusson Anita Mae Turner .......Margery Davis cover a renegade ship captain plotting, but are foiled. ACT II After lapse of two years, John Paul Jones and his crew return and are assured that the United States Navy will go on to glory. ..Nancy Nlcl-lugh Red jerry-Indian .......... Harold Attebery Jerry Darda Abigail ............................ Happy Hawkins ........ ........... Tommy ................... ....... A lhert Burton ry, l-laroldg Giese, Olineg Syster, El .Frank Markel, Jr. .......Rose Marie Betoche ......Eileen Wilson Dwain Brown ..Williain I-lensen ........Louis Huber U .......Jane Hartline I-Ieliotrope ....... .............Mary Hill Ned ........ ....... Sailors ....... ..... Narcissus ....................... ' Piano Accompanist ...... Assistant Director ....... Leonard i James Sturgeon i Roy Van Alstine .........Patty Andres ...Winifred Rogers .........Oline Giese .......Eloise Syster COMMERCIAL CLUB TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP ,, i Q 113 -1' I J Zellman, Hickman, East, Turner, Pulliam, V., Hart, Marcolini, Pulliam, B., Watson, Cline, Betoche, Davis, Vandever Seymour. Davis, Giese, Latham, Boogher, Moore, Ellington, Frkovich, Brown, Parnell, Miller, Toherman, Dockery, McLean. Telfer, Smith, Codemo, Schoenweiss, Brown, Lentz, Glass, Marcolini, Woolard, XVolf, Collinsworth, Edwards, Donaldson Damman, Boogher, Laws, jones, Caldwell, Erickleton, Huber, Lattimore, McLean, Arnold, Edwards, Mary E. Our Business Wforld President ...,... ...,u.. A lbert Puccetti Vice-President ...., ....... M artha Bodkin The first meeting was held February 17, 1943. The meeting was opened with everyone singing Star-Spangled Banner. Then Patty Andres, one of our seniors spoke to the club about the WAVESi The treasurer then gave his report. For entertainment a iano d p uet was presented by Norma Ellington and Margaret Hults, Stars and Stripes Eoreverf' Jim Erp, another one of our seniors, then gave a talk on radio in the Armed Forces entitled, SLM essage Must Always go Throu hf' g Lastly the roll was called and the meetin g adiourned. The next meeting was held Marcli 10, Secretary ..,. .....,. W illi am Settles Treasurer , ...,....Oline Giese 1943. Martha Bodkin introduced Mrs. Pazaurek, the Nutrition Consultant of the State Department of Public Health. She was speaker during the entire meeting, and presented a very educational as well as interesting speech on our daily vitamins with the thou hr f f mind. g o ood rationing in Some of our members are now doing their patriotic part in the war effort by helping at the Rationing Board here in I-I'll l S130l'0. Four StLlC1CI'1fS HFC CTIOSCYI to work each day, but it is so arranged that each student is abse month from school. Th nt only one day a ey were asked by l k will be offered a position under the gov- THE 1943 HILTOP COMMERCIAL CLUB An W Q Q 'x Rayplgple, Titsworrh, Brown, W., Martin, Lohr, Grotts, Dahler, Meyers, Wesrcort, Sturgeon, Hill, Hiller, Brown, D., Walsh. Crissglliljhdiller, Pope, Codemo, Taylor, Ashmore, Bodlcin, Caulk, Reschalc, Menghini, Hampton, McHugh, Ports, McLean, Comsroihiurlayes, E., Dukes, Hayes, A., Matalcovich, Woodside, Umelc, Piazza, Young, G., Kessinger, Edwards, Hirr, John- ' ' R. Andres, Rogers. son, L., Patton. Clotfelter, Bowman, Bono, Beclcam, Rohal, Drabant, Frame, Walters, C., Ashmore, N., Simpson, Young, , 3 Our Business World the O.P.A. to do this for the duration . I want to add that without compensation not one student had to be asked, rhar there Of were an ample amount of volunteers. this fact, Hillsboro Community High School is proud that such patriotism lies in the hearts of the students. A Federal Civil Service Examination ' b Mr Robert Hope, April was given y . 6, 1943, at Hillsboro Community High School to any members of this club who wished to participate. The examination ' h d started at 12:30 p. m. and was finis e at 3:30 p. m. The test consisted of typing, shorthand, and a general written test. Those passing the examination with a cer- tain grade for the necessary requirements ernment. They accept only if they choose to do so. Our president of this Commercial Club, Albert Puccetti, a loyal senior lad, joined the Navy and has just recently departed from his civilian life to enjoy it as a sailor. Among the club members we have these outstanding students: Rose Marie Betoche, Martha Bodlcin, Walter Brown, Norma Ellin ton, Anthony Frlcovich, Doris Hart, S ld H'll Nanc Mc- Doris Hampton, Dona 1 , y Hugh, Lena Menghini, Evelyn Reschalc, W' ifred Rogers, Gloria Simpson, Dolores in Spensburger, Camilla Walters, Helen Zell- man, Anna Matakovich, Dorothy Bandor. BAND TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP fm PZ .C D fv ..- C. C ln CA. E U7 : 3 f E CD a L. L.. 'Z' f-A r.-.4 QI n. if 2 5 VJ c ,- , Z' Li. C ft C F .J .L K-' E C va 5 N4 5 S E 2 P: 2 ff -J 'I E 'U LL 42 U L C T rl 2. va L. Q EL at D 'J 'I '1' QI fl Q D. .JZ 'J :J . ... v1 'U L. r: A .- U vm 'U 'I- 3 'U LL: :J ... CJ. L4 Q. S. 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'If -4, 6 3 r: -1 I 7: : O' TI-IE 1943 HILTOP Band Personnel CORNETS TROMBONES Truitt , Grassel Hartline Seymour Codemo Traylor Major May Hults Westbrook Piazza Mikolasek Wright Bondumm Dagon Attebery Whitten Rogers Winkler Apple are Edwards Lewey Edwarils Bateman Darda Savage CLARINETS Luck Paden Bullington POPE HORNS Gorsage Wallace Schindler DRUMS Lohr Pierson Venturelli Lingle Long Venturelli Hardaway Martin BAND Attebery BASS Faison CY MBALS B31-ry Dawson BARITONES Ware FLUTES Suits DRUM MAJORETTES - Andres Wilson Moore sAxoPHoNEs Laws Ort Wolf Laws Brown Qualls Rohal Edwards Simpson Schoenweiss To Our Band Lights off, a shrill whistle from the snappily Besides marching, the band proved their dressed majorette in the center of the floor, bobbing lights on the band members' hats glinting off their shining instruments, a great roar of approval from the accumulated bas- ketball fans, all point to another band march- ing show. Much is to be said about the drills and formations of this past year, planned by our versatile leader and executed brilliantly fafter weeks of hard practicel by the band members. Most outstanding of this year's marching shows was a salute to the Navy, entitled, Ship Ahoyln After a single file entrance, forming of ranks and numerous drills, the band formed the word, 'CN-A-V-Y,,' causing wild, rousing cheers from the patriotic audi- ence. Moving out of this formation, the band swung into a straight, counter march headed down the gym floor again, led always by the six acrobatically inclined drum major- ettes and their strutting captain, Patty Andres. By moving into anchor formation, they again scored a hitn with the crowd. As final salute a navy bell was made from the accumulated lights of the band members, hats. Moving off the floor, playing spirited naval marches, as they had through all their maneuvers, obeying Pattie's directive baton and whistle, brought final applause and shouts from the people. skill by playing for all basketball and football games. All such games wouldn't have seemed complete without some peppy marches from a band who knows how to play them! But to prove further their adaptability at playing all sorts of musical compositions, the band ended their successful school year with a '6Victory Concert on April ZZ, 1943, with war bonds and stamps as admission prices. The evening proved a huge success, with light classics, marches, group ensemble work and comedy band skits. Few people except the perspiring members knew of the months of hard, serious practice it took to make such a success. Mr. Cox, whose musical background and study, personality and leadership, is to be complimented for his part in making our band what it is-an organization noted throughout this part of the state for its marching and concert ability. Some credit should also be given the members themselves, a few of whom are state contest winners of previous years, and who have led in initiative and persever- ance all year. If music is a morale builder, the Hillsboro Community High School Band has and is contributing its share of this noble quality to our community. SENIOR PLAY TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Slve,5 A Sola'z'er'5 Sweetfrearti' iii' Vfelge. Hartline. Attelwcry, Brown, Syster. Laughlin, Hill, Rogers. Huber , W'ilson. Garrett, Davis. Bt-roche, Denton, Andres, Marlcel. Director Larkin YYY.VYV i A,A.A--AA,AA V ------ lbhhrl i Ricky ..,.,... Grandmom Grand Erancy Paula v,,a,,a, Coralie Phil Chub Andrea Gordon Leota f Kay ...,. Laurette ..... Bill ...,w...... George .,... There h POP ,.,..... CHARACTERS .Mary Manning i,,.,...,.i,..Wayne Welge ..,......,,.....,..Eranl: Markel ,.....,..Rose Marie Betoche ..,...,.....,,I:ranlc Denton ......,,Patricia Andres ,.,....,lVlargery Davis ,.r......,Eileen Wilson .,.r,r,...Dean Garrett Louis Huber Hartline r........IVIaynard Laughlin ....,..,Winifred Rogers Hill ..,......,Eloise Syster ,,,..,,I-Iarold Atteberv ...,,.,,Dwain Brown SYNOPSIS as never been such a ga ca t' y, p ivating comedy as She's a Soldier's Sweetheart. It is a mirthful story of Kip, an incurable flirt. I-Ie grad- uates form college and is leaving for the army next day, when a group of Hollywood stars invade his hometown for the world premiere of a new picture of army life, G d-b oo y, Sweetheart A sna - PPY press agent has a slick idea to build up one of the actresses in the picture, beautiful Andrea Vale, who is a guest at Kip's home. In the movie she promises to wait for her soldier sweetheart-so he plans to have Andrea make Kip fall for her-and she'll promise to wait for him-just as in the movie. It will be a cinch for publicity! Everything goes all right, except that Andrea and Kip fall hard- and it is the real th' f ing or both of them' The press agent isnit taking any chances, and at the end of act two the house is swarming with soldiers, who plead with Andrea to wait for them. Kip is furious does she want the whole United States Army to wait for her? Then, Paula, an adoring girl friend, and Coralie, a baby-talk girl friend, whom Kip has been stringing along show up, and Andrea accuses Kip of being a Don juan. The chances of bring- ing the two of them together get slimmer and slimmer-until the final curtain, when Kip dashes off to catch his train for camp, and Andrea prom- ises to wait for him-but it is the real thing at last. . THE 1943 I-IILTOP MASQUE AND GAVEL 'K gr 32.7, Skinn. Grotts, Bremer, Syster, Dammann, Turner. Donaldson, Boogher, Clotfelter, Comstock, Bandor, Moore, Nlcl-lugh. Vandever, Latham. Markel, Brown. Pierson, Puccetti, Hartline, Wilson. MGSQME and Gavel Masque and Gavel, the national recognition society for the promotion of speech, for use in sec- ondary schools, was recreated to serve students and teachers interested in the better usage of American English. The obiectives of Masque and Gavel are three- fold: fl, To recognize and promote significant student achievement in any area of speech in the high schools. Qi To assist the student in raising his standards of speech by providing services of analysis and advice, and by publishing a quarterly magazine. QQ To sponsor a better relationship between the high school and its community through a co-operative program with national service organ- izations, and churches. Now for our own chapter in H.C.I-I.S. Our sponsor is the capable and lovable Mrs. Neylon. She gains much helpful advice from Miss Manning in selecting and directing the members of Masque and Gavel. At the beginning of each school year they inquire of their upperclassmen, those who are interested in speech. After much thinking and sorting, the students who are officers and Mrs. Neylon contact the parents. These letters must be signed by the parents, and then the new members are ready to be initiated. The officers this year are: President, Eileen Wil- son, vice-president, jane Hartline, secretary and treasurer, James Pierson, sergeant-at-arms, Albert Puccetti. Two of our officers have left. lames entered the University of Illinois, and Albert is now in the U. S. Navy. Nevertheless, our chap- ter has not been idle. A war stamp and bond drive was sponsored by Masque and Gavel, and Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary Juniors. Every noon period there was a stamp and bond booth in the corridor with members of Legion and Masque and Gavel. Tuesday, first hour, a representative of these organ- izations sells stamps and bonds to the students. Another highlight of the Masque and Gavel year of '43 was the play, Elmer and the Lovebugf' It was purely comedy and Frank Markel made a per- fect Elmer. As the school year was passing, it seemed the Masque and Gavel was doing little, but now we look back and recognize the fact that this organiza- tion has clone its share. G. A. A. TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP 'Nl ,f,2f-nl Bowman, Gracie, Allman, Mzxrcolini, Pulliam, Hart, Pulliam, Clotfelter, Boogher, Laws, Edwards, Sturgeon, Pierson, Wolf. Latham, Telfer, Dorsey, Johnston, lVlcBroom, Vandever, Cole. Ashmore. Boogher, McLean, Giese. Andres, Wilson, Seymour, Glotfelter, Brown, Moore, Zellmann, lVlcl.ean, Laws, Jones, Hartline. Suits, Schindler, Betoche, Attebery, Weekly, Attebery, Truitt, Brown, Frame, Simpson, Williams, Green, Stroup, Dagon. Hults. Bullard, Hickman, Seymour, Grassel, Zellmann, lVlilanos, Rogers, Chandler, Lattimore, Edwards, Brown, Chandler, Woolard, Johnson. Pope, Hardaway, Darrah, Osborn, Syester, Kessinger, Young, Sidwell, Green, Schoenweiss. Simmons, Dorsey, Taylor. The Girls' Athletic Association h roll h ' as on its t ose girls who make up the stronger side of the weaker sex. The gym classes of seventh and eighth hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays have to their credit one third-place basketball shooting tournament placque. This was won under the leadership of Miss Helen Lockhart, director of P. E. B 'd ' esi es having sports for activities, G.A.A. has after-school teas and parties and each year presents a May Fete. This is held in May. The theme of the May Fete of 1943 is The Melting Pot of Nation- alities to Form Americansf' The president, vice-president and secretary-treasurer of the G.A.A. are: 'loan Telfer, Helen Zellmann, Shirley Wolf. AIDS ffl? IIUINIHIDIIESX AA 2 hi: s X: J J ? Q X I o f s . 1 f 4 4, 9 I -I THE 1943 HILTOP ADVERTISERS' INDEX Advertisers' Index Years Years Adkisson, Walter R. ......... . American Zinc ............A............. ...,... Andersonis Department Store ,.,. ...,... Barnstable 86 Ware ........,......,.. .,..,,. Bass Funeral Home .,... Boyd, Dr. C. M. ........ . Brubaker 86 Truitt, Inc. .. Butler, Elbert ............... Capitol Engraving Co. Country Life Ins. Co. ......... . Dorsey, H. M., Lumber Douglas, E. T., M. D. ....... . Eagle-Picher Lead Company Elledge Cafe .....,,,,.,,.,,.,,..,,,, Fisher 86 Whitten ......... Foster's Studio ......... Granier, H. L., Dr. .... . Grassel, C. D., Dr. ...... . Henry, L. L. ..,,..,,.... . Hewitt Produce Co ........ Hill 86 Vandever ..,......... Hillsboro Journal .......,......,, Hillsboro Lumber Company Hillsboro National Bank .... Hurst 86 Rosche .,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Illinois Consolidated Telephone Co ..... Illinois Iowa Power Co. ..... . Mobley,s ............................. Montgomery County Bank Montgomery County Dairy Montgomery County News Nail, C. R. ....................... . Paris Frozen Foods .........., Poos, Dmer .....,...........,......, Producers Dairy Company . Scherer Bowling Alley ,..... Sears, Roebuck 86 Co. .....,, , Seltzer's ....,.........,...,....,.. Seymour, Dr. H. A. ..... . Seymour's Drug Store .. Shirley Shop ............,..... Spies, George ..................... St. Louis Business College . Strange, E. B. ..............,,..,, . Sturgeon .......................,..... Swarsen, Herbert, Dr. .... . Swingle, Earl H. ..,........,... . Telfer, George A., Dr. ..., . Timm,s .,........,,.,,,,....,....,, Tomlinson's Cafe ...... Vick's Bargain Store .... Wagoner Printing Co. ...... . 9 Walker s .....................,....,., Weingand, Harold fShoesl Kimball, Z. V., Dr. ................ .,..... 1 6 Weingand, M. QI-Iarclwaiej ............ 18 Lathamis ....................,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,..,,, .,,,,,, 1 0 White, B. .......................,,,.....,.,. ..,,, 1 8 McDavid Motor Car Co., Inc. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 16 Wolf Department Store , 2 McLean, Walter .......................... ....... 1 Yoflieis ............................ ...... 5 Mizera Bros. . ...... ....... 1 1 Zellmannis .................. 10 To Our Advertzkers We wish to express our utmost appreciation for your total co- operation in giving so generously your support for our Hiltop. it Without your advertisements we would have been unable to publish this book. From a careful survey of previous editions we have com- piled on this page an honor roll of those who for a decade or more have so willingly given their support to the Hiltop. So in behalf of the Hiltop Staff we wish to express our sincerest appreciation and thanks. 69 , t I-IILTOP ADVERTISEMENTS. val' 3 ' , , ' THE 1943 . . , - 1 r gf!! J I r V1.4 1 be I I 4 P A l lil v . A -A ll ,l 5 f 'Ll ,M WALIER R. ,ADKISSONA J BABNSTABLE-WARE .vinsurlancle .6 Surety1,Bonds 0 L 'll 'r f f l, 1 1'1 ' , ' Q A ll l I I ll' all A , , f Pl10,l19 84 K r ' , ,x , I ,Yr ' A i r i ft , Hillsborofflllinois Lt, Y. I V f R, I X, ,Y-L r 3- +A, , ,ly .QV V in YL i AMEBICAN ZINC. ,. , 4' 1 ' X y , CLGUMPANY' off ,Y-it p 'l , ILLINOIS, g pf- , r L Vx . I Il Nu., A lvl' it I iw., ul if .I ,ff i l Y - l ' sbqro Plarff 1 lf, ll il.,-V mf n i+iiiiSbaip,iiEmiS 1, I if V ll! P I - f L t, A , H J 1,4 P' ' l rY f f tu -f if ll g 4 , Congratulations J , 1. v N P I' v S L 'To Hillsboro and Graduates l f , ' MAY WE HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST I IZ 313012 5 Hillsboro, lllinois Montgomery County's Most Complete Department Store 70 'lEefed and Supply Co. Hillsboro flflour eq Seeds -- Salt - - Fencing BASS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone l 42 D. L. Bass Mrs. D. L. Bass, Assistant BRUBAKER-TRUITT, Inc. Chevrolet and Buick Sales and Service f Phone l56-K Hillsboro, lllinois C. M. BOYD Osteopathic Physician Walker Building Phones: 320-K and 320-W Hillsboro, Illinois THE 1943 I-IILTOP aww? WW? COUNTRY LIFE INS. CO. Gus Sammons, General Argent ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes - Gracluates EAGLE-PICHER A LEAD COMPANY Hillsboro Plant Hillsboro, lllinois OPEN DAY AND NlGHT4 QLLHOUB SEBVlCE Phone No. 7 X Ss-.i ELLEDGE CAFE Farm Bureau Building Better Meals anol Service 'x Phone 540-14 419 sauna Main si. Hillsboro, lllinois Hillsboro, lllinois ,... H. M. DORSEY LUMBER FISHER 5. WHITTEN , COMPANY Purina Feeds Dealers in Builolinq Material A ,r We Buy Poultry, Cream, T Phone 44 and Eggs A A' l-llllsbolo' llllnols 307 Berry St. I Hillsboro, lll. E. T. DOUGLAS, M.D. W. T. DOUGLAS, M.D. 'A' l33 West Wood Street Hillsboro, Illinois Y r FOSfI'ER'S STUDIO Q ,B Efficiency and Service - Portrait and Commercial Wafis , i' ARK N lU3 South Main Street O , Hillsboro, Illinois ' u ADVERTISEMENTS THE 1943 I-IILTOI3 H, L, L. V. Hill Lester K. Vanclever D. D. S. HILL 61 VANDEVER i, Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law l-lillsboro, lllinois l-lillsboro, lllinois DR. C. D. GRASSEL THE A 'l QPTQMETRIST HILLSBORO IOURNAL I-N 1 Contains more news every 11 X A fe -1' 1-1 issue than any other two ig' X1 ra if-117Fl S K , county newspapers com- 251111 T111 XfN11111SEafa,111g13a1 11 med- X R, it 3 af' X xi 'Ph' 1 1 NNX1 1 L- HENRY - BUILD A HOME FIRST A1111 R1 TEFL ISE 1 E E1 phone 8 1 U9 Va al' Ea. T' b as nk 5121411 21,1111 X 1 s oro F1111 N111 1 sbyo , 1no1s 1111 411 'gi N-iixqh xx 1 llt' Mem r X 25, L b 11 L' 1 1 Teleqgaph?5,illge2 ce Dvx js 1 X1 3x11 N X91 51111 R111 ' Q-' 11' ' K X QQ' or as 11 :AJ-is Xl fast 1,1 1 X1 Company 1, -1- QQHEWITTT ODUQEaQO.1,1 s ft 1111.11 X 'Q ' Q21 EGUQQ4- Mqffbb 9,11 X X1 :R KING. 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We recoq- D , nize this- t I at's why we Work in close harmony with each customer 'X 'nfl' to assi im in GVGIYAW we can. I' U-altbix' if fxo ' t'dl, ', humadebailliafiiqiolg cicgnfexpi Ivdiii receliifielilieffldfrsolialIcrssgiiillbeh ' I of every offi er, i drqe matter' Qs, small, to help you build financial , V41 I! I Mecugytw pid I A ff? CK Y ,L if at dl J I H Bfssoyroi INATIQNZAL B K I' ' f ffclillsboro llmgif 1 ,. r fg, 15n Qm'ioj ,ed0.o ' I Surplus, siggtiofoo -v if X , Mieqnber Federffg p slit lrlsuranc Cor rgtiopiix' b ff 1 ll 9, I I ' ,. fi' ,Tjf 4 I A 'J , ' , if In ' 1 . ,.o 'A!,.fy'3 47 5 .' 5 , . H ff ,Vg If O 'rf 4 I 'fffifax ,fl X713 -f W I ' V, J-'ff i fl' - .f .1 ' ff-iffy' H R -f K jj J . Qbmibdimfepnts 23 ff 3 lt J ,B .kj .JZ I jf ONSUIJFING' ,f f I I X ,f-P' ,W i fygf I fl 'Xl X f f , A ff it K LIILIN ISJNJWA, of if WENGINIEERQ ' , P 'lt ,J ' H414 Q 6 ff if , w I Pow CQM PAN' . I Phone -W A R - ' , lj J 'X OK! 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NDQ5, V, M D 1 Ei W SHQE STQRQE SJR, w ' 'QA F5 t MX s1y1 F1t,a e gi 1 , X if S11OQM?fa1TA11 xy, lusboro' IGEAIRMS Exclusig Shfpes anziglqoe Re aizrtg t11 , If K p -tp U VTX y 17 ' 1 , 79 , 'I I ADVERTISEMENTS F , I If THE 1943 HII,1foP ' vf N Q ' u . I y X J M ll I I N if Won, I Q. I v , I F DEPARTMENT STORE V , jliarqest Department- Store ih ' ' ' V I. f V X Montgomery Conrity, A ' Your Fgctra Savinq I I E 5pzafsmzm ' I fl, V r 4V ' ISERVICEQ ANI: Q !..ITl1UM 2, I , . i 4, 1 It I I ffl I, If coIvIELEIE LINE oEl . ' J' 1 SCHOOL SUPPILIES 5 I ll' A I It f ' I If C l F -XE' IEEL . ff IICSS K OW? A 1 , re' ,I Wpfi' STAMPS ,ff f 1 U 4 C S2150 iq lvletfhandise or 962.00 in bash L tor Full Books -'Q D ' lf E I I A ' I , . A, fr I x 'YOFFfE'S XHII.-LSBORO IUNIOR SHOP lfhlclusivei' ' ' U Carole King 'Doris Dodson loan Miller YOF1f'IE'S' STYLE sHoP Hi'llsboro's Leadinq Store 1 N b 61,3 lk' S 1 , l l I It 4, r I I , I I I I , ' - I IQ L M., VVEINQANDV . I ZELITMANN S f . I jvfi-1AR1?gfARE tg FOOD STORE I VI, 1 l N lj . . , , ' . I V Groceries, Meats, Vegetables ,V Quality Mefchandise a Specialty I-' P J N- JF I ' Fruits I - Llilillsboro, Illinois Monarch Finer Foods ,ff I ' - ' J I, A - NAV 'V I - P ffl' WHITE AND WHITE I ELBERT W. BUTLER . I INSURANCE ATToENEY-AT-LAW . O Phone 99 I 1 I Hillsboro, lllinois Hlusboro' mmols 80 TI-IE 1943 HILTOP ADS AND INDEX WEIZ 113 A Q Q N E R prilzfs your yearboo . . your staff is assured of the finest in quality, service, and workmanship. Forty-five years experience enables us to produce your yearbook as you want it .... and deliver on time . . ID,-iqoncr Printing Companq 360 East Simmons Street . . Galesburq, lllinois k A Adams. Larry, 51 Adams, L. R., 10, 55 Alexander, Esta, 32, 59 Allman, Louise, 28, 56, 58, 68 Anderson, ti. T., 9 Anderson, Theodore, 27, 32, 4S Andres, Pat, 16, 27, 50, 52, 53, 58, 60 03, fi-4, 05, 00, 08 Andres, Sybil, 51 Andrews, Marvin, 16 Applegate, Clara, 37, 59, 64, 65 Applegate, Earl, 37 Arnold, Jean, 23, 36, 53, 56, 58, 60, 62 Ashmore, Juanita, 15, 16, 58, 63 Ashmore, Norma, 32, 59, 63, 68 Attebery, Barbara, 37, 59, 60, 64, 65, 68 Attebery, Cathrine, 36, 59, 60, 64, 65, 68 Attebery, Charles, 9 Attebery, Harold, 16, 48, 49, 57, 61, 66 B Babbitt, Marie, 10 Baker, Lloyd, 44, 48 Bandor, Dorothy, 28, 58, 67 Bandy, Juanita, 16, 58 Bandy, Junior, 32 Barnes, Betty, 28 Barry, Henry, 37, 44, 64, 65 Bateman, Allen, 37, 57, 64, 65 Baxter, Francis, 16 Baxter, Harold, 32 Beckemeyer, Mary Anna, 10, 27 Beckham, Doris, 16, 63 Bellaver, Raymond, 51 Bennett, Donald, 28, 48 Bennett, Muriel, 10, 53 Benny, tiene, 27, 37 Betoche, Don, 27, 37 Betoche, Rose Marie. 16, 49, 53, 58, 61, 62, 66, 68 Blankenship, Vernon. 37, 44, 48, 57 Bodkin, Martha, 16, 58, 63 Bondurant, Rosemary. 37, 59, 64, 65 Bono, Loretta, 28, 63 Bono, Lorrine, 28 Boogher, Helen, 32, 59, 60, 62, 68 Boogher, Margaret, 28, 58, 60, 62, 67, 68 Booher, Alva, 28, 49, 57 Boone, Norma, 28 Bowman, Lucille, 28, 56, 58, 60, 63, 68 Boyd, Bud, 15, 16, 41, 43, 50 Boyd. Dale, 28 Boyd, Jesse, 27, 37 Bremer, john, 28, 57, 67 Chowen, Gladys. 32, Clayton, 1Varren, 20 sw Cline, Betty, 17, 58, 60, 62 Clotfelter, Benv, 11, ss, 66, 63, 67, 68 Clotfelter, Doris, 37, 59 68 Cloyd, Royal, 15, 17, 49, 50, 57 Codemo, Kathryn, 28, 56, SS, 62 Codemo, Matilda, 32, Codemo, XValter, 37, Coderko, Adrienne, 1 Coderko, Delores, 37 56, 59, 63, 64, 65 44, 48 I . 30. 30, D5 Brohamnier, Lawrence. 17 Brown, Dimple, 28 Brown, Dwaine, 11, 52, 61, 63, 66 Brown, Harold, 17, 27, 44, 55, 65, 67 7 lirown, Mierley. 36, 37.59, Brown, Orville, 32, 48, 57 Brown, Rosemary, 28, 58, Brown, XValter. 28, 36, 63 Brown, NValter V., 11, 36 Brown, VVihla, 17, 58, 60, 45, 50, 52, 60, 62, 68 62, 68 Bullard, Virginia, 36, 37. 59, 60, 68 Bullington, Mary lane, 37, 59.64.65 Burton, Albert, 17, 48, 57, 60 Busby, Orville, 37 Butler, Louis Ed, 32 Butler, Harold, 28 Buttol, Risieri, 32, 44 C Caldwell, Norma, 28, 56, 5 Calahan, Helen, 17 Cameron, Barbara. 17 Campbell, Iohn, 28 Campbell. XYayne, 28 Carlock, Robert, 28, 44, 48 Casey, Betty, 28 Cash, Vivian, 37, 59, 60 Caulk, Ada, 17, 49, 58, 63 Chandler, Edna, 37, 59, 68 Chandler, Margaret 37. 59, Chandler, XVanda, 37, 59 Chappelear, Rex, 36, 37 R, 60, 62 68 60, 64, 65, 68 Cole, Helen, 32, 52, 53, 59, 68 Cole, Martha, 37, 59 Collins, Ann, 51 Collins, Claudia, 51 Collins, Ray, 15, 18 Collinsworth, Betty I., 60, 62 Comstock, Dorothy, 18, 58, 63, 67 Conlee, Marion, 28, 48 Corbin, Jim, 27, 3.2. 45, 52 Cox, I. B., 11 Crabtree, Iohn, 18 Cress. James, 9 Cress, Ioe, 37, 44, 48, 57 Cress, 1Varren, 32 Crihtield, Raymond, 27, 38 Criswell, June, 29, 56. 58, 63 Crum. Robert, 18 D Dagon, Betty, 36, 59, 60, 64, 65, 68 Dahler, Edward, 15, 18, 45, 46, 63 Dammann, Alfred. 29, 49. 57, 67 Dammann, Qlune, 29, 62 Darrah, Vivian, 38, 59, 60, 68 Darda. Ierry, 18, 61, 64, 65 Davis, Margery, 18, 49, 56. SN, 61, 62, 66 Davis. Shirley, 62 Dawson, Elsie, 18, 49, 64, 65 Demas, Geraldean, 18 Denton, Franklin. 15.18, 48, 52, 57, 61, Denton, Iames, 18, 41, 43, 50, 55 Denton, Virginia, 32 Dockery, Dorothy, 20, 62 INDEX ' TI-IE 1943 I-IILTOP Dockery. Louis, 18. 55 llonaldson, Jo Rose, 29, 58. 62. 67 Dorsey. Jane. 33, 59. 60, 68 Dorsey, Jean, 33, 59, 60, 68 Douglas, Robert, 36, 38, 44, 45 llraliant, Carrie Lee, 29, 63 Drabant. Stanley. 38 Drobnack. Lawrence, 33, 45 Dukes, Marjorie, 29, 58, 63 Durbin, Pat, 33 E East, Lorraine, 15, 19. 56, 58, 62 Eddington, Clara ll.. 19 Edwards, Adeline, 29, 56, 58, 62 Edwards, Elizabeth. 11 Edwards. Mary C.. 33. 56, 59, 63, 64, 65 Edwards, Mary 15., 27, 33, 52, 59,611.62 04. 05, 68 Edwards, Maurice. 33. 64, 65 Elam, Herschel. 33, 48 Ellington, Norma, 29, 30, 36, 53.56, 58, 60, 62 E'rp, James, 27 Eson, Dale. 38 Ewald, Fred. 6. 7 ir Faison. llert, 38, 57, 60, 64, 65 Pearlieily, Joe, 11, 41 Peraris, Vllorothy. 33 Felkel. Carol. 29, 58 Fergusson, llob, 19, 41, 42, 49, 57, 61 Finley. llob. 33 Frame. Dorcas, 38 Frame, Doris, 33, 59, 63, 68 lfisliback, lilanche. 19, 58 Fishhack, Henrietta. 19, 58 Frickelton, Rita, 29, 58, 62 lfrkovich, Anthony, 33 Frkovich. Millie, 29, 36, 58, 60. 62 lfudoli, Mike, 15, 19, 41, 42, 48, 57 Punk. Harold, 33, 45 G Garrett. Dean, 15. 19. 50, 61, 66 Garrett, Jimmy, 15, 19 K. 1 iese, Oline, 29. 52, 55, 58. 61, 62, 68 iilliland, Kenneth. 38 1 1 filmore. David, 14 Girhard, George, 9 Glass, Lucille, 29, 56, 58, 62 Gorsage. llob, 33, 45, 55, 64. 65 Govaia, Lois, 33. 56, 59 Goyak, Eddie, 15. 19, 57 Gracie, Mary. 33, 35, 53, 59. 60, 68 Graham, Jacquelyn, 33, 56, 59 Grassel, Mac, 15, 19. 50 Grassel, Pat, 33. 36, 53, 59, 60, 64, 65. 68 Green. Camilla, 36. 38, 59, 60 Green, Doris, 38, 68 Green. Mary Evelyn, 29, 58, 60, 68 Griffith. lien, 29 Grotts. Jim, 29, 55. 63, 67 Gum, Robert, 38. 57 H I-Iamliy, lletty, 33 Hamlpton, Doris, 19, 36, 58, 63 Hart away, Betty. 38, 59. 64, 65, 68 Hart, Doris, 15, 58, 62, 68 Hartline, Jane, 15,19. 49, 50, 55, 56, 58, 61, 63. 66. 67 Hartline. Mary, 32, 35, 36, 49, 59, 60, 64. 05, 68 Haxton, Thomas, 29, 48 Hayes, Ann, 20, 58, 63 Hayes, Ella Mae, 20, 58. 63 Hayes, James, 33 Hayes, Jo Alice, 33, 59 Hayes, Ruth. 38, 59 Helfer. Charles, 38 Henemeyer. Fred, 33 Hensen. llill, 15, 48, 51, 55. 61 Herman, Pauline, 38 . Herman, XVayne, 38 Hickman, Kathryn, 27, 29, 53, 55, 58, 60, 62, 68 Hill, Mary, 20. 49, 50, 53. 58, 61, 66 Hill. Ray D., 27, 29, 52, 63 Hiller, Russell. 29, 57, 63 Hitt, Clara. 29, 58, 63 Hlaston, Anita, 20 Holzkneclit. Madeleine, 20 Homa. Leonard, 20, 48, 50, 60 Horner, Ethel. 12 Huber, lletty, 29, 58 Huber, llean, 56 82 68 Huber, Louis, 15, 20, 41, 42. 49. 57, 61, 66 Huber, Mary Ann, 29. 56, 58, 60. 62 Hughes, Ed, 14 Hults, Margaret, 33. 36, 55, 59, 60. 64, 65. 68 I Iss1lCs. llilly, 38, 57 I Jagodinski, Leo. 33 Jagosh. Pauline, 29, 30 Johnson. Earl, 33 Johnson. Judy, 33, 56, 59. 68 Johnson, Lottie, 20, 58, 63 Johnston, Mary. 34, 56, 59, 68 Johnston, XX'illiam. 38, 57 Jones, Dorothy. 38, 59 Jones, Naomi. 20, 58 Jones. Virginia, 27, 30, 53, 58, 60, 62.68 Jordon, Leroy, 38 Joyce, Harry, 38 Joyce, Raymond, 30 K Keepper, XYilliam, 38, 44, 48. 57, 60 Kershaw. Carl, 20 Kershaw. Earl. 27 Kessinger, Mary, 27, 34, 56, 59, 60, 63. 68 Kessinger. Nyal, 20, 27 Kime. Samuel, 27, 38 Knag. Juanita, 34. 56 Knox. Marilyn, 38 59 Koberlv, Lucille, 34 Kumpel, Alfred, 30 L La Russa, Don, 38. 44 Latham, Margie, 30, 55, 58, 62, 67, 68 Lattimore, Helen, 34. 59, 62, 68 Laughlin, Maynard, 20, 66 Laws, Jo Ann, 27, 34, 56, 59, 60. 64, 65, 68 Laws, Marilyn. 29, 30, 60. 62.64, 65, 68 Lenich, Clara Ann, 21, 56 Lenicll. Ludvik, 34 Lentz. Louise. 30. 58, 62 Lewey, Russell, 38. 64, 65 Lingle, Ivan. 21, 60, 64, 65 Little, Alvin, 44, 45 Little, Merz. 15, 21 Lockhart, Helen, 12, 36 Logsdon, Charles, 30, 44 Lohr, Joel, 27, 33. 34, 63, 64, 65 Long, Edward, 27, 34, 45, 57, 64, 65 Longworth, Arthur. 34 Longworth. Charles, 21. 36 Luck. Charlotte, 34, 64, 65 Lyerla. James, 21, 44, 48 M Macbeth. kVallace, 34, 48, 57 Mackey. Leroy, 34 Major, Joe, 21, 27, 50, 52, 55,65 Major, XYallace, 39 Manning, Mary, 12, 27 Mann. Clifford. 27, 48 Mansfield, Samuel, 34 Marcolini, Lena, 30, 56, 58, 62 Marcolini, Theodora. 21, 50, 56. 58, 62, 68 Markel, Frank, 21,-18, 52, 61, 66, 67 Martin, Rob, 27, 34, 48, 57, 63. 64, 65 Massey, Della, 39, 59 Mathews, Jesse, 39. 44, 48 Matakovich, Anne, 21, 56. 63 May, Alice, 32, 53. 59, 64, 65 May, Drexel. 12 Maze, Gwendolyn, 39. 58, 60 Mcllroom. Margaret, 34, 59, 68 McCul1ey, Louise, 21 McFarland. Mary Ellen, 21, 50, 56, 58 Mcliarland. Leslie, 21. 57 McHugh, Nancy, 15, 22, 49, 50, 53, 63, 67 McLean, Barbara, 27. 52, 53, 58, 60, 62,68 McLean, llliss, 30, 36. 53, 55. 56, 60, 62, 68 McLean, Donna, 15. 22. 50, 55, 58, 63 McPherson, Maynard, 15 Mehochko, Andrew, 30 Mehochko, Lorraine. 30, 58 Mehochko, Shirley, 59 Menghini, Alfred, 39, 48 Menghini, Lena. 22, 63 Meyer. Paul, 22, 57, 63 Michelini, Arthur, 22. 48 Michelini, Nora. 39, 58, 59 Mikolasek, Prank, 30, 64. 65 Milanos, Angelo, 22, 57 Milanos, Gloria. 39. 68 Miller, Mary, 30, 58, 63 Miller. Virginia, 22, 62 Missirnore, Yena. 15, 22, 58 Mizera. Martha, 34 Mollinan. Edward. 22, 50, 55 Mondin. Aldo, 15, 22 Moody, Jim, 22 Moore, Earlene. 39. 60 Moore, Joyce, 30, 53, 60, 62. 64, 65, 67, 68 Murdoch, David, 36, 39, 44 IX Nardini. LaNorris. 39 Neathery. Ivan. 22 Niesler, Iris, 23, 58 Nessl, Harland, 23. 57 Neylon, Alice. 12, 15 O Oakley. Edna. 30, 60 Oakley, Kathryn. 59 O'llrien, Billy, 30. 45 Orland, llert. 15, 23 Orland, Fred, 13 Orvis, Ralph, 27, 34, 48. 57 Osborn, Norman, 57 Osborn, Ruby, 39. 59 Osborn, Gail, 23. 53, 68 Ott, Jim, 30, 48 Ott, Nona Lee, 39, 59. 64, 65 Overby, Violet, 37, 59 Overby, XYilma, 34, 59 P Pacitti. Rosemary, 23 Paddock, Bruce, 34 Paddock, Byron, 30. 48 Paden, Glen, 39. 64. 65 Paton, Sam. 14 Pattie, Richard, 30, 55 Patton, Al, 13, 45 Patton, lfllanche, 23, 63 Parker, Melvin, 34 Parnell, Constance. 23 Pesko, Amel, 23 Phillips, Kenny. 27. 41 , 46 Phillips. Lemar, 30, 42. Phipps, Jim,-27, 34, 57 Piazza, Dorothy, 34, 56, 63, 64, 65 Piazza, Irene, 14 Pierson, Dorothy. 27, 34, 59, 60. 64, 65, 68 Pierson. James. 15. 36. 41, 43. 55, 67 Pierson, Orville, 9 Plutt, Albert, 30 Pope, lietty, 30, 56. 58, 63. 64, 65, 68 Porter, Helen, 34 Porter. XYilliam. 39 Potts. Donna, 15. 23. 27, 55, 63 Powell, Norma, 27, 34, 56 Prickett. Nelda, 35 Puccetti, Albert, 23, 44, 50, 55. 67 Pulliam, Bernice, 23. 58, 62, 68 Pulliam, Virginia, 23, 62, 68 Q Qualls, Maydean, 39, 64, 65 R Rademacher, L. E., 13 Rappe, Pat, 30, 48 Rayphole, Otis, 30 Rayphole, Vernon, 24, 63 Rebman, Homer, 24, 48 Redman, Anna, 39 Reed, Agnes, 14 Reed, Yvonne. 15, 24, 50, 56. 58 Requarth, Earlene, 35 Reschak, Evelyn, 24, 58, 63 Rhodes. Junior. 15 Rhodes, XVilliam, 30 Robertson, Don, 30, 48, 49, 57 Robertson. John, 39, 57 Rogers, Elaine, 39, 64. 65, 68 Rogers. XYinnie. 15, 24, 50, 55. 60, 63. 66 Rohal, Mary K., 31.58, 60.63, 64,65 Rutledge. llilly, 15, 24, 49, 50 4 , 42, 45 45, 46 5 Sacha. Billy, 39 Sacha, Mary Ann, 31 Sanford. George, 39, 57 Savage, Billy, 39, 48 63, 64 Schindler, Anthony, 9 Schindler, Helen Ann, 39, 59, 60, 64, 65,68 Schneiderwind. Carl, 39 Schoeneweis, Juanita, 29, 31, 58, 62, 68 Schluckebier, Charles. 31, 48 Scott, Mary V., 35, 59 Sehens, XVilma, 13 Sedlock. Andrew, 39 Settle, Billy, 38 W HRM 3' N I I X Ll b vx ul: l THE 1943W P QW INDEX AND AUTOGR PHS l K ' i 4 1, 7 4,2 ' , 1 1 Z ll J Mary, 362 ss, 40, 59, 64, 65, as XVa e , 35 n lj suns, ,Aram fc, 1s,2s,41,4z, 45,46, 50, 574 W rd , -mda, 40 , I , Syster, Eloise, 25, 33, 38, 61, 66,-6 68 aiarlfi 1il1e, 361945, 55, 57, N ' -1 N- I T. I 85 ut, retty, ,r K, be ILIOL Ba ara, 36, 40, 53, 55, 58, 59,' I lrarran' yvimfredv 38' 59 RESS33' iTii2iw231555 6 g96268 -'- ff-q 'R ' I . l Tal ,Al , 35, 59 '. 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