Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)
- Class of 1945
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Smooth, graceful . sun slanting its ru again' ' ys at the , west fucu dc Hatlmcd in S1111 and shadow tree Iipstickcd with 111111111111 1112 bags of color Composite, modernistic architcctu1'u1 d ' 1 C8111 . v ' U ' ?f559 zw:1--, w-w,?22ii5f'E 'NK' flue' fjffg wx... .V , ,DM 9-ar,e41m.v 3,9-rfgf-xxx-frnaf. Lffh'-15..1 A J- -5- f:.A-,Wifi-. 4,,. .-1 . .- MU wwf-T331-:ks ,ugh ,..J. ,. wr, ' f x-1:22 mf,-1.'vffV1 , A,lg,4!,.,5,,.,, Ifffcd' ,,-1' sl ,nf y 332 1: -x. Lu' 'Wai wifi M! 2' 6' W. .L ' ,fqfo , wfff' Jfiv' - , QJYW .3- .1 wif ,.f:2' - akin' U... I. I., v .- uni -4- f .U K IU, NZM. J I S , ....w3'i'P' A,v ' -,Civ , . a , -wifi? 1. , ,J-A' , , fgffffh- www , 4: UMM-n-N114 w-.-vw.-f ,-j.wy.1,.n1r.nY F 15:69. . rlwN,,5.xr .,, f '- yi- - VAEN I QP.. K ,NJ 'K ? fR1'-wf1,'- -,.f.fvw,uw--f'f. 'f'f ' 4Qr1i'ci2ZV5'W 4' ,. :-'w u mv-ff,.w -my-KMN: ' , A M 4 planning ana! palicn ADMINISTRATION Board of Education THE 1945 I-IILTOP ,4..rz.a.a, sazaaaza. The man who keeps the Wheels of our school running smoothly is the president, Mr. Schindler. He has a daughter in our midst and is well acquainted with the problems of the school and therefore generously and will- ingly devotes much of his time to them. He also has a son and daughter Who are graduates of H.C.H.S. Q. 7. rqmfmfion G. T. Anderson, who is just beginning his fourth year on the school board, is a very active and interested member. Through his son, he has kept in close contact with the needs and wishes of the school. A very civic minded citi- zen, Mr. Anderson is president of the Sports- mans Club and a member of both the Kiwanis Club and the Hillsboro Commercial Association. Uaaille pieuan Mr. Pierson was elected as a member of the board for the term ,43-,45. As a clerk in the Hillsboro Post Oflice, a position he has held for five years, he is doing his share for the war effort. He always greets you with a friendly Hello, there! His son is in the army and his daughter graduates with the class of 1945. U21 Y THE 1945 HILTOP Borad of Education ezmza aww, Mr. Charles Attebery has had many years of experience as a member of the board of education, as he has been a member of District 157 since its beginning. He has two sons and a daughter, his daughter is teaching Home Economics in our school. His oldest son is in the army, the other, a member of the grade schools. famed Gam Mr. James Cress, who has been a prominent member of our board for several years, has two sons, Lt. fj.g.D James Cress, and Lt. Bob Cress, both former students of H.C.H.S, who have seen active service abroad. His two daughters, Marion and Louise, are both married, their husbands also being in the service. Mr. Cress has served as sec- retary of the board for many years. Girhard, Pierson, Cress, Schindler, Attebery, Anderson 13 F aculty gngfidfz Busy is the word for her, teaching English I, advising freshmen, and directing the noisy Freshman-Soph- omore Girls' Chorus-that's Miss Beckemeyer. The sophomore boys all swooned when they saw their new English teacher, Miss Lemons. She is shy, yet very capable. Miss Bennett, a versatile teacher, knows her speech as well as English III, and what would the library be without her? Miss Manning gives to the juniors and seniors a keen knowledge of English, and her senior class play is always a hit. Whitten, Adams .fanguaged The efficient Mrs. Wingler certainly can teach the freshmen something new and differ- ent-Latin. She also has a second year class. Plus these, she takes charge of the Girls, Phy- sical Education classes and first hour study hall. To replace German, a new and more popu- lar language, Spanish, has been added to our curriculum this year. Mrs. McCall, who has studied extensively and taught a number of years elsewhere, makes a very competent teacher. 141 THE 1945 HILTOP Beckemeyer, Lemons, Manning Bennett A46-zkelftijiya Teaching plane and solid geometry, aero- nautics, trigonometry, being Hiltop ad- visor, assistant principal, and school treas- urer, Mr. Adams couldn't be guilty of loafing even if he wanted to. His students think a lot of him because he still remem- bers when he was a boy. Having taught in England for one year and having toured much of the continent of Europe, Miss Whitten has many intre- esting stories to tell. Besides teaching ele- mentary and advanced algebra, she is also dean of girls. Wingler, McCall THE 1945 HILTOP ant! Gaim Little Miss Horner sits in her corner-and gives forth voluminous epics in American his- tory. Not only history of the past, but also the present and future. Mighty discussions take place in her classes. Students look for- ward to the days when they can participate in some of these royal discussions. Her civics class isn't left out either. Keeping busy isn't difiicult for Miss Horner because, besides these classes, she directs Junior-Senior Chorus on Monday. To keep those noisy girls quiet is quite an undertaking in itself. Then, too, she always has charge of the operetta in the spring of the year. Class, I do wish you would learn the diff- erence between Louis XIV and Magellan. I've explained them over and over, but listen againf' Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Mrs. McCall has taken over the modern, medie- val, and ancient history classes this year. Her history classes are quite large and they get a little wild at times, but she man- ages them somehow. Don't ask us how, though! Faculty 9 1421251 As We enter the class of industrial arts, we hear the familiar voice of Mr. Mey replying, Get back to your benches, and let's have it a little more quiet in here. Mr Mey, the first to teach the skill of mechanical drawing and carpentry in our community high school, has added his knowledge to the faculty for four consecutive years. He attended Milli- kin University at Decatur for five years where he obtained his B.S. degree. After leaving college, he obtained a job as an in- structor of industrial arts in a high school in West Virginia. He took the job here as in- structor of 'wood mechanics in 1941. Mr. Mey instructs his Hrst year students to draw and read blue prints for the Hrst semester, the second semester they start learning the trade of wood work. His second year stud- ents work on more skilled woodwork. Be- sides instructing classes, Mr. Mey contributes his skill to the high school by making many handy articles for general use in the school. His hobby is making violins, and he has been very successful in this. His first violin was displayed at the Chicago World's Fair. He has made two bass violins, one of which is in Paul Whiteman,s orchestra, the other in Benny Goodmanis orchestra. Lenich, Athey, Horner Mey I 15 Faculty THE 1945 I-IILTOP G 0411411467506 Commercial geography and arithmetic are semester subjects taught by Mr. Urbanscek. t'Hav- ing lived on a shoestring so long, I think I am well qualified to teach commercial arithmetic, ,quips Urbanscek. He gives frequent ten minute tests to awake the nap- pers. Mrs. Spotti is a newcomer this year, teaching bookkeeping argl typing I. Listening to the chat- chat of the bookkeeping and the pick-peck of the would-be typ- ists is enough to try anyones Spotti, Kilpatrick, Edwards nerves, but Mrs. Spotti takes it all in her stride. The first year shorthand class frequently hears Miss Edwards expostulating, How dia' you get to be juniors? In teaching the shorthand classes, typing II, and transcription, her pupils admit she knows her stuff V, Mrs. Kilpatrick, who taught here before her marriage, is helping out again this time as a substitute bookkeeping teacher. She is understanding and helpful to her students. We say, Bring on more substitutes like Mrs. Kilpatrick! nwadhwe For the eighteenth consecutive year, we are glad to have Mr. Orland as our instructor of ag- riculture. Because of his impressive ways of teaching, Mr. Orland is well-liked by all his students. He attended the University of Illinois for four years where he attained his B.S. degree. Before coming here, he taught agriculture in Assumption, Illinois, and, believe it or not, his hobby is farming! He teaches his first year stu- dents the turning of soil and the planting of crops. The pupils who take agriculture the second year learn the knowledge of animal hus- bandry. The third year is spent in learning about the kinds of trees and knowing different parts of farm machinery. We think Mr. Orland has proved he is a very capable instructor. Orland I 16 I THE 1945 HILTOP Faculty .-,Fame gcannmioi Warden and Attebery Graduating from Millikin University at Decatur in June with a B.S. degree, Miss Attebery is very up-to-date with her teaching. Since she is so tiny in stature, it is necessary to take a second glance to tell whether she is student or teacher. The girls in the sewing classes are often asked, Are you sure your bobbins are in right? or Please, no chewing gum. There are about seventy girls taking the home economics course this year. This is the largest class we have had for several years. Skirts and blouses were made early in the fall, and they had to have an outside pro- ject completed before Christmas. As the young seamstresses progressed into the second semester they each made a dress and presented a style show for the Woman's Club and P.T.A. The cooking class canned a variety of fruits and vegetables at the beginning of school. As the girls learn to serve as well as cook, they assist Miss Reed in the cafeteria at the noon hour which is useful experience for them as well as being helpful to her. The different classes entertain each other and they also invite outside guests. The girls helped serve at the Farm Bureau Banquet, at the Country Club, and at several other occasions. Besides being advisor of Home Economics Club, Miss Attebery is also Junior Sponsor. ai Menghini Green, D. Grassel, Darrah Mehochko Spinner, D. Redman ' Boliard Madge T171 Iuniors Fearheiley Gmac! Science Between the two of them, Mr. Urbanscek and Mr. Fearheiley do a superb job of teach- ing the freshmen their science. And since the course is required, they consider them- selves lucky to have such teachers. In Mr. Urbanscek,s class, it seems, there is always something cooking. His timely wisecracks keep the class in a jovial, friendly mood. Students look forward to the days on which they have lab, thus getting a chance to fill in their slightly behind-the-datev note- books. Whereas in Coach Fearheiley,s class, the students resemble a lot of mice because they are always CPD so quiet, except, of course, when his presence is required at games, and then a rare old time is had by all. Coach Fearheiley keeps his class scratching at their heads by his frequent tests. Lab experiments relieve the monotony of the regular class periods. Between the two of them, the freshmen should find them- selves knowing a little more than some- thing at the end of the term. flfil THE 1945 HILTOP Scienced of great i11ftp01ft:z11Ce 6111061328 . . whether in war or Peace . . . efazaa, There are two classes of biology, one un- der Mr. Urbanscek and one under Mr. Cox. To the students, the amazing revelations in biology become more complicated. For in- stance, do you know why plants turn their faces toward the sun and students turn theirs toward the clock? Mr. Urbanscek shows his sincere interest in the subject by doing experiments in his home which cor- respond to the current ones in the class. Perhaps the most harried teacher in H.C. H.S. is Mr. Cox. Hurrying back from the bedlam of band the first hour, he delves into his first class of biology the third hour. Mr. Cox is teaching biology for the third year. This was his major in college. Urbanscek THE 1945 HILTOP Piqua Did you ever hear so much noise? Where does it come from? Why, the physics class, of course. They have a jolly time up there. For a While, that is. Suddenly and myster- iously, the laughter and chatter stop. But we all know why. Mr. Girhard has just stepped in. Usually, Mr. Girhard is heard before he gets there since he carries a great bunch of keys on one key ring. Sometimes, tho, the noise they make is deafening even to themselves. So when Mr. Girhard steps thru the door, startled students gap, Yipes, I didn,t hear him, did you?', With all he has to do, we wonder how Mr. Girhard man- ages to meet two classes of physics each day, with lab twice a Week. Often, he livens the class up with a peppy, humorous story of some of his adventures, or misadventures. He served in the Navy in World War I for two years and many are the tales that he can relate to the class Cand generally they're connected in some way with physics.D Seniors Giwmabuf Crash, clatter, tinkle! You,re right, another test tube gone. Quietly Mr. Cox replaces it. The odors floating through the halls can without a doubt be blamed on the amateur laboratory technicians in chemistry lab. Rotten eggs, sulphur, and other such smells are their specialty. Crash! KNOW, if you people aren't more careful, we'll have to begin charging you for the things you break, warns Mr. Cox. That might be rather expensive, we think. fDid we say mtberj. Two days out of the week the class has lab and the other three are spent in the lecture room. The lecture room isn't really as bad as it sounds. With Mr. Cox as head man, we're just like one big family. You know how families are. Darn it! Give me back my book!,' 'tDid you pull my chair out from under me? We won- der why Mr. Cox doesn't have a nervous breakdown! Cox Girhard li 19 School Employees THE 1945 HILTOP Have you seen our secretary? Sheis the livest of our crew. How can she be so merry When she has so much to do? Her time is filled completely, She never thinks of rest, And yet she smiles so sweetly And has no end of zest. I-Iere's a person we all owe A debt of gratitude. She keeps the cafeteria clean, And dishes out the food. A I0 . Who keeps our school so nice and neat? Who makes it look so clean? Who sweeps the floors and does the chores ask all the freshmen green. Who mows the lawn, rakes leaves in fall? Again I ask, 'tWho does it all? Why, it's the jolly trio that works the live long day just to make things pleasanter for us to work and play Who is the fellow standing there? With streaks of silver in his hair. Working, working all the while, Never too busy to crack a smile. I-Ieill help you if you need him wh His name is Mr. Paton, Better known as Sam. He has two other helpers To do this work you see. For all the work that must be done Is quite enough for three. Mr. Gilmore, too, a Scotchman, Talks a Scotish sort of way. You can ask the kids around you And they,ll tell you he,s okay. And if you want to meet a fellow That really fills his shoes, I know just that fellow, His name is Mr. Hughes. We 7fzwin 4611. f CLASSES I Class Ojicers THE 1945 HILTOP Phipps, Zeller, Settle 764 Seniaa Elma of 1945 President ,.lll,lll.,l..llll,lll..ll, Bill Settle Vice President e.....e,eee...... Jim Phipps Secretary-Treasurer e.i.. , '74-e Seniau At last we've finally reached a goal That we set out to find. Four long years of fun and struggle To accomplish this on time. We started out as Freshmen, Open-mouthed and goggle-eyed. We stood in awe of the Seniors 'Cause they were fsupposed to heb dignified. Our Sophomore year was not so timid, For We had found our place. Cur class abounded in the greatest talent, And, thus, We set our pace. f22l The next thing we knew we were And We were proud to know Juniors That now we were nupperclassmen' The group we admired not long ago NOW we are the leaders, The Seniors, as We're called, Our class is sure to be the best. Is anyone appalled? Though We now bid our adieux, Fond memories will not fade, Of H.C.H.S., our home of frien ds UI-Iappy landing, Senior brigadelu Betty 7eller THE 1945 HILTOP Seniors 744 genial:- 61644 of 1945 Settle Phipps Zeller Anderson Ashmore Athey Barham Beasley ALLEGRETHA BEASLEY GEORGE BARHAM Cheerful and gay throughout the day No sinner and no saint perhaps, She goes on her untroubled way. But Well, the very best of chaps. Miss Horner, our advisor BILL SETTLE With presidential dignity and a Bill,s an aceg that's a fact, not a JAMES PHIPES nice disposition supposition. I could be good, but then Oh! Gee! It's much more fun not to be. BETTY ZELLER Our secretary, and a good one too, We seldom see her with nothing to do. TED ANDERSON The lad is a radio fiend, Know of a better beam? NORMA ASHMORE She's an agent of Mirth itselfg Around her sober feelings are pu ELAINE ATHEY Most blondes are dizzy, they say But Elaine's not that Way. t on the shelf. KZ3 Seniors THE 1945 HILTOP Wolf, Cole, Gracie, Laws, Sturgeon, Ashmore Wolf bait LEON BEELER Unassuming as can be, A happy lad, we all agree. HELEN BOOGHER Her artistic ability For the staff is an important utility. RAYMOND BOSTON As one of few words His actions must be heard. BILL BOTKIN Of all sad words of mouth or pen The saddest of all are, He flunked again. as CECIL BOURLAND He in school seems very quiet, But a good sport, you can't deny it. REX BRAMEL He's all sail and no anchor, But toward fellow men holds no rancor. ELEANOR BROWN Full of fun with always a smile, But really she's serious-once in a while. I24J Beeler Botkin Brown ORVILLE BROWN For fun and frolic Bombo's,' sure to be there On his shoulders rest no care 7!1.e Senioa Glafu of 1945 Boogher Boston Bourland Bramel Brown Buttol RESIERI BUTTOL Why should I worry and grow When a smile does as much good, I'm told. O Id THE 1945 HILTOP Swim '7fxe Senialz Elan of 1945 Carriker Childs Codemo Cole Cress Davie ELEANOR CARRIKER She's a hustler for getting work in on time, A nicer girl we're sure you can't find. Chowen Corbin Davis NORMA CHILDS Although she is quiet and shy, She never lets chances go by. Y Laws Hillsboro, Hillsboro, Wow! fand we do mean Wow! ! ! U FLORENCE DAVIS Quickly she does her work, Never could she be called a jerk. COLEEN DAVIE Colleen's here, Colleen's there, Colleen's heard most everywhere. WARREN CRESS Carefree, merry, full of jest, Happiness at its highest crest. JIM CORBIN Jim is our high school crooner, To fame helll soar is the rumor. HELEN COLE Plenty of personality has this Cole, Whatever she attempts she'll reach h MATILDA CODEMO Tillie's a little rascal, may We say, But lots of fun and very gay. GLADYS CHOWEN Ambitious, capable, and smart, er goal Good at dramatics, can act any part. I 25 THE 1945 HILTQP Senzors Chowen, Boogher, Wolf, Edwards, M. F., Hartline, Ashmore, Cole, Gracie Hmmm! Wonder where they got the idea?????? Si1'1atra???????? JIM DERIGHT Happy-go-lucky Jim we see Is just as pleasant as he can be. JANE DORSEY As natural and unaffected as can beg A queen of hearts she's sure to be. JEAN DORSEY She's a girl that's really neat, In more ways than one, she can't be beat. JOHN DROSTE He knows the answer to many a know-howl' In math and science, he's really a wow. HOMER EDDINGTON If you want a friend, really sincere, We earnestly prescribe this fellow here. VIRGINIA EDDINGTON Specializing in all that's nice, She,d be a bargain at the highest price. CHARLOTTE EDWARDS Charlotte has a way all her own, Around school she's very well known. l26l DeRight Droste Edwards, C. MARY EDWARDS Full of pep and gay as a lark, Her infectious laughter creates a genial: Glafu of 1945 Dorsey, Jane Dorsey, Jean Eddington Eddington Edwards, M. F. Edwards, M. MAURICE EDWARDS His eyes do twinkle behind his specs spark. He's a real good guy, by heck. THE 1945 HILTOP P Seam Glaaa of 1945 Elam Feraris Finley Frame Frkovich Funderburk Funk Furness Gilbert I-IERSCHEL ELAM DOROTHY FERARIS Friendly and jovial, is our Hersh, Dorothy is rather a serious type, He's swell land quite a f1irt!J But she'll be on top when the time 15 ripe. Seniors Boogher, Wright, Chowen, Edwards, M. F., Lohr, Codemo, Laws, Cole, Ashmore Macbeth, Pierson, I-Iartline We elect our officers. GENEVA GILBERT Gaiety marks the aristocrat, No matter whether Republican or Democrat. JANIE FURNESS She's just as hot as her name impliesg In studies and activities she really flies. HAROLD FUNK A wild breeze comes rushing through. Well, Zeke, if it isn't you! DONALD FUNDERBURK Not to go back is sometimes to advance, And men must walk, at least, before they dance ANTHONY FRKOVICH Both brain and brawn does he possess In dancing he's one of the best. DORIS FRAME Packed with humor with no room for more, This girl is one who is never a bore. BOB FINLEY Not knowing that already he is loved by all, He studies continually OJ in study hall. I27l Seniors THE 1945 HILTOP Wolf, Seymour, Pierson, Edwards, Cole Walters, Gracie, Chowen, Boogher Bundles for Christmas BOB GORSAGE As our spark plug he ignites The hearts of maidens wherever he alights. LOIS GOVAIA It matters not how big the girth, If only one's heart is filled with mirth. JACQUELYN GRAHAM Jackie's life is quite sublime, She seems to have a happy time. MARY GRACIE A coaxing and saucy manner has this A loyal member of our '45 whirl. PAT GRASSEL Because she liked our school so well, She came back here to finish-swell! HELEN GRIFFIN Helen's a girl deserving of praise, She studies valiantly for straight A's MARY HARTLINE A flare for fashion, Makes her quite dashin'. l28l girl, 7fne Seniors 61644 of 7945 Gorsage Govaia Graham Gracie Grassel Griffin Hartline Hayes Hults JO ALICE HAYES MARGARET HULTS An excellent student with a heart most kind, With vivacity contagious A girl like her is hard to find. Is our editor sagacious. THE 1945 HILTOP Semws 7114 Sevicva Glwu of 1945 Johnson Kessinger Koberly JUDY JOHNSON A splendid girl with l ots of zeal, Johnston Kessinger Tf-..'..,-.. Tfm.. lXC5S1I18'C.l IXIIEJLS Laws Lenich MARY HELEN JOHNSTON We hope you like the Word petite, Around her, you laugh a great deal. It's the very one to describe one so neat. Miss Bennett, Jim Corbin Giving Miss Bennett the old Corbin copy LUDVIK LENICH The age of chivalry will not pass, As long as Ludvik is in our class. JO ANN LAWS Here is our activities girl, Cheerleader, majorette, continuous whirl LUCILLE KOBERLY Friendly and pleasant and full of fun, If you want to laugh, she's got the pun JUANITA KNAG A likeable miss in every Wayg Always the same from day to day. MARY KESSINGER A cute little number, We all agree, She can read anything from A to Z. MADALYN KESSINGER Beneath a rather serious exterior, There is a most light hearted interior. ALICE KESSINGER She's tops in stenographic work, Her duties she could never shirk. Seniors THE 1945 HILTOP 7114 Seniors Glen of 7945 Lohr, Funk I Wanna be a football hero, too. BETTY LEWEY She has pull, the lucky creatureg She rides to school with her Spanish teacher. JOEL LOHR Here's a young fellow, a true athlete born, Who gave up his talent to play a French horn. EDWARD LONG It's little Ed, our drummer boy, To hear him play ills us with joy. ART LONGWORTH Steam engines have nothing on him, He's boiling over with vigor and vim. CHARLOTTE LUCK This girl is such a tiny size, A cheerful smile and sparkling eyes. ESTHER MCCRACKEN ' S . Lewey Lohr Long lzlyogtbclllilllieallills cgciied high repute. llgfniwcgth Iillucli Mccrecken ac et ac anning WALLACE MACBETH GUY MACK DALLAS MANNING He QIWQYS likes t0 tease and Pl3Y, In chemistry he's quite a kid, A good guy, Way above par, Although heis 21 Senior 1155 Still that WHY- He always gets our highest bid. In basketball, he's our star. l30l THE 1945 HILTOP Seniors '7!w Seated May Orvis Pierson ALICE MAY She babbles incessantly But, forever and alway Glau of 1945 Mizera Neal Paddock Piazza Porter Potterf MARTHA MIZERA Her hair is the color of new hay, s, pleasantly. Her friends are many, and she's okay. Brown, Long Preview of D-Day and we do mean Doom! I ! MONA POTTERF Oh, for a thousand tongues to say What my poor tongue missed on the way. HELEN PORTER Whatever you say or whatever you do, She'll answer you back with a giggle or two. DOROTHY PIERSON How she studies and recites Give the flunkies forty frights. DOROTHY PIAZZA Always happy, never glum, Makes a bright and cheerful chum. BRUCE PADDOCK Lessons didn't interfere with his education, And neither were they his full-time occupation RALPH ORVIS A good sport through and through, Has red hair and freckles, too. OPAL NEAL Small, nimble and lots of fun, Her friendly smile greets everyone. E311 Seniors THE 1945 HILTOP Frame, Athey, Graham, Macbeth, Spinner, H. Teh! Tch! Dignified seniors?? NORMA POWELL She is a pal good and true, A better sport one never knew. BERNEICE REEVES Berneice works in every way, Does a weel4's work in a day. HOPE SAVAGE She seems like quite a one, But when she gets started she's lots of fun. JANE SIMMONS Jane brightens every day With her pep and sunny way. GLORIA SIMPSON Jolly, pleasant, and rather shy, You couldn't hate her if you'd try. EDMUND SPINNER I like the country very much, It's good to see, and smell, and touch. HAROLD SPINNER Small in stature, not so tall, Full of fun and liked by all. I32l genial:- Blau af 1945 Powell Simmons Spinner MARY STURGEON A gay and pleasant personality, Brimming over with vitality. Reeves Savage Simpson Spinner Sturgeon Tomevi I-IERMAN TOMEVI Here's a boy that need not bluff, We're sure he really knows his stuff THE 1945 HILTOP '7fae Seniala 81644 of 1945 Traylor Traylor Walters Weekly Williams Wolf Woolard Wright Young EARL TRAYLOR RAYMOND TRAYLOR He loves to joke, he loves to play, Kind of bashful, kind of shy, And put off work for another day. Not at all a bad guy. Seniors Ware, Funk, Jurkanin, Telfer, Gorsage We wonder where they're going? GLEN ALICE YOUNG She's got the pep, punch, and punctuality, Added to that is originality. BILL WRIGHT Argue, argue, early and late, He likes nothing better than a red hot debate MARGARET WOOLARD She's pushed a determined look Over that chemistry book. SHIRLEY WOLF Her charms are a delight That Hlls us with delight. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Dorothy is, we want to impress, A top-notch student of H.C.H.S. MAXINE WEEKLEY Although she carries some excess backage, Of congenial humor she has no lackage. CAMILLA WALTERS Though she talks in high gear, Of her there's no need to have fear. E33 juniors Wm anim Glafu As Freshmen we learned a law and a rule, And actually began to enjoy school. Fighting and struggling through the year, Our greenness slowly began to disappear. Starting our second year with plenty of pep, We began to climb upward step by step. We gained respect from our admired superiors, And ribbed the Q'Fresbies,', now our in- feriors. Junior Advisor, Miss Attebery Humidity Kids- Rainwater and Hailstonen Hailstone, Toberman, Ware, Telfer. Having a little trouble with the A , Doc? Clara May Applegate l34l THE 1945 I-IILTOP Class Officers: Crihfield, Tharp, Benny We now consider ourselves quite grown up, A Sophomore we look upon as a mere pup. Since it is our third year and all, We expect the Freshmen to answer to our call. In grown-up gatherings we take the lead, The Junior-Senior's a super feed. Socials, scholasrics-in all we shine, The Juniors' the class for any old time. One more year, twill be our last, School for us is almost past. In one more year we'll make our mark, Then to our achievements the world will bark. THE 1945 HILTOP Ifwivfs Applegate, Earl Attebery, Barbara Attebery, Catherine Bailey, Eloyious f Barry, Henry Bateman, Allen Benny, Gene Betoche, Don Blurton, Joan Bondurant, Rosemary Bullard, Virginia Bullington, Mary Jane Cassidy, James Caulk, Marsha Chandler, Edna Chandler, Margaret Chandler, Wanda Codemo, Walter Coderko, Delores Cole, Martha Crihield, Raymond Dagon, Betty Darrah, Vivian Davenport, Doris l35l juniors l36l THE 19 Davis, Mae Douglas, Bob Drabant, Stanley Faison, Bert Green, Camilla Green, Doris Gum, Bob Hailstone, Gene Hardaway, Betty Hayes, Ruth Henson, Dale Herman, Polly Hitt, Bob Johnson, Evelyn Johnston, Bill Jones, Dorothy Joyce, Harry Jurgena, Harold Kelly, Carolyn Kepper, Bill Kime, Sam Knox, Marilyn LaRussa, Don Lewey, Russell 45 HILTOP THE 1945 I-IILTOP McBroom, Shirley McCulley, Betty Madge, George Massey, Della Matthews, Jesse Mellmon, Nancy Michelini, Nora In Memoriam Betty Morehead Born, October 19, 1928 Die , Januar , 9 d y10145 Murdoch, David Nardini, LaNorris Osborn, Norman Osborn, Ruby Ott, Nona Lee Paden, Glenn V Payne, Donald Pence, Bruce Porter, William Qualls, Maydean Rainwater, Madalyn Ray, Delores Redman, Anna Robertson, Johnny Rogers, Elaine Savage, Billy juniors v U71 juniors U81 THE 194 Schindler, Helen Ann Sedlock, Andrew Seymour, Barbara Simmons, Doris Sitton, Harold Slifka, Gladys Stroup, Dolores Suits, Mary Kay Telfer, James Tharp, Lorraine Toberrnann, Bob Truitt, Norma Veliz, Esperanza Venturelli, Don Venturelli, Frank Wallace, Edward Warden, Freida Ware, Edward Washut, Betty Whitten, Harry Winkler, Robert Wolf, Richard Woodruff, Shirley Young, Harold 5 HILTOP THE 1945 HILTOP Sopbmazores '7!fe Saplwmaae Glau I III Everyone will agree, We think, Mr. Webster has an awful habit, That Sophomores vary in size. We think he continually pries. Webster writes it in plain black ink, Else, how could he know all this--dabbit! Half are foolish and half are Wise. Half are foolish and half are Wise. Class OH5cers: Paddock, Haxton, Thorp Advisor, Miss Lemmons II IV We Wouldn't venture to say, of course, He could be Wrong about this, you know, just where the division lies. In this, his bold surmise. But, nevertheless, we got it from the source, He made this statement--and maybe a foe? Half are foolish and half are Wise. Half are foolish and half are Wise. f39l S0pl901n0res THE 1945 HILT Abernathy, Andrighetti, Blankenship, Boliard, Bost Bowman, J., Bowman, K., Bramel, Bremer, J., Bremer, M. Chappelear, Coderko, Cole, Crihfield, Donaldson Draper, Harvey, Faggetti, Fesser, Fogle U01 THE 1945 HILTOP Fuller, Ginos, Godown, Good, Gum Hall, Hamilton, Hankins, Hapner, Harmer Sophomores Haxton, Hayes, N., Hayes, R., Helfer, Hemken Henry, Hicks, Hostetler, Hunter, Isaacs l41l Soplvomores THE 1945 HILTGP Jones, Jurkanin, Kelley, Kershaw, King Krummel, Laws, Lehman, LeMay, Lynn McCulley, McWilliams, Madge, Mandernach, Matthews Mehochko, Menghini, Meyer, Michelini, Milanos 421 TI-IE 1945 HILTOP Soploomore Plos, Plunkett, Pulliam, Quirk, Rohal Rovina, Russell, Sanford, Sears, Sedlock Mizera, J., Mizera, M., Mondin, Moroney, Niehaus Ondrey, Paddock, Piazza, Pickerill, Pierce f43 Sophomores THE 1945 HILTOP Shore, Sims, Spinner, Stokes, Tharp Stolte, Sturgeon, Sydnor, Taylor, Thorp Quirk, Haxton, Michelini, Fesser, Jurkanin Voyles, Wallace, Weichert, Wilson, M., Wilson, W. Wonnell Cress, Wisdom, Droste, Earney, Caulk, Gorsage 441 THE 1945 HILTOP Freshmen Officers U ll wen ad Qaadd. Class Officers: Everett, Droste, Powell We 4 Elma We are the freshmen-how little we know, But keep your eyes on us and watch how we grow. Remember all things at one time were new. From a few little seeds a large forest grew. It's only by nature that young things are greeng To contradict her would truly be mean. So we follow the footsteps of freshmen of old, just as green as ever and almost as bold. We came in great numbers, that's all very true, We looked at each other to see what to do. We,re typical freshmen right down to the last. We'll look back with pleasure when all this is past. There's a long trail awinding through a maze of books and classes. Our grades shall be encouragement with ambition for our passes. We're here for four years so watch our group and wait. And see what we,ve accomplished by 1948. Advisor, Miss Beckemeyer X451 Bateman Voyles, Baker Casey, Barbara Casey Darlene Caulk Shrrley Chaplin, Mabel Clotfelter, Jam Codemo Robert Corbm George Cox, Mildred Cress, Jack Altevogt Paulme Baker Paul Beckham Lors ean Beeler Wrllram Boyd Delbert Bremer D1ana Anderson, Louella Bandy, Doris Darlene Beeler, Doris Bellaver, Norman Boston, Robert Brown, June Marilyn CS 11461 THE 1945 HILTOP THE 1945 HILTOP Compton, Bollard Dammann, Eileen Droste, Robert Everett, Doris Fuller, June Gifford, Charles Currie, Sonia Dorf, Eugene Earney, Nancy Fearheiley, Jane Gates, Patricia Gilliland, Martha Glass, Doris Gorsage, Billie Grantham, Joan Green Betty Mae Green, Janett Gualandi, Gino Guiney, Suzanne Hammond Carol E-fs al' Hlastan, Peggy Huber, Shirley Jagosh, Stephen Jones Dorothy Jones, James Jones, Oliver Kaburick, Erma Karrick Pearl Hampton, Allen Harvey, Veda Hayes, Earl Hemken, Dwight Hill, Barbara Hillman, June Harshbarger, Barbara Hauck, Jobyna Hayes, Joann Herman, Mary Hill, Richard Hitt, Mary 48 3 THE 1945 HILTOP THE 1945 HILTOP Kelley, Jean Kimbro, Mary Lehman, Caroline Linton, Robert List, Jaunita Lynch, Charles Kessinger, James Lawson, Gloria Lewey, Joe Linton, William Longworth, Wilma Mafhe, Darlene Markcl Marilyn Martin, Ruth Mizera, Tom Moody Roger Neisler uanita Orvis, Roy Piazza, James Pickerill Leonard Seybert Betty Seymour, Billy Shoemaker, Jerome Shroyer, Russell Shryock Betty Simington, Letha Smith, Billy Snyder, Jane Poos, Robert Rappe, Bernard Rehner, Donald ' Ricke, Willis Rogers, Donald Saathoff, Elaine Powell, Grace Redman, Elaine Reindl, Ralph Robinson, Helen Rufus, Walter Sansone, Jean THE 1945 I-IILTOP THE 1945 HILTOP F1fesbme11 Snider, June Snyder, Russell Stephenson, Marcella Stokes, Helen Ann Terneus, Vernon Titsworth, Emma Ellen Toberman, Noelan Todd, 'Harold Topornick, Margaret Venturelli, Rosalie Vogel, Betty Vogel, Robert Voyles, Robert Weber, Jean Williams, Colleen Wilson, Jeanine Wilson, Veda Mae Wisdom, David Yoflie, Evelyn - Young, Bernetta .rj 52 THE 1945 HILTOP 144 'Wray Say .9l'.... Jim Corbin. ,.... , ..., I - That's what she said. Judy Johnson . . A v,....,,. ,......, .. ' ' Bee-honeyf' Norma Jean Ashmore ...............,....rrrr,.rrrr.,........,rrr,,,........rrrvrrr,. Bea-nuts.', Helen Boogher ....... Cecil Bourland rrrr.,i Ralph Orvis rrr,..iii Sharp as the cracker and twice as crummy. Shirley Wolf ii.,.....,... Barbara Seymour .r,r,,,ci. Johnny Robertson, 33 ------ What's up, Doc?,' ------,, Bird Brainsln ttt,t,------- Poo-da. ----- Mighty tasty. ,i,------- Hi ya, Babelv 33 5, 39 3, Don LaRussa. rirri......,. ....... ' 'Well, more or less. Bert Faison. rrr..rrr,.i., ..... ' 'On you it looks good! Phyllis Weichert ........ ............,iti,..,,............ ' 'Foo doo. Mary Evelyn Good ..rrrr. ..,iiit.. 1 ........-... Hi, Toodle-bug. James Piazza tttti..... Jeanine Wilson ....... Sonia Currie tttt,,.. Jaunita List ......tt Jane Fearheiley ,ttt..i .ii.... Yi, yi, yi, yi, yi! -----,-if'Keep smiling. 3, ll 23 Don't be foolish, Joe! David Wisdom .......... fqfdile BMJ Once I had a little bird And his song ,---,-f'I mean, you know. -----t- Oh, Pardon Mez S! ------,-f'That's tough. Was the sweetest ever heard, He is gone- Some cat got him. Once I had a white pet mouse And a mate, Wiggling, dancing little mouse, He is ate - Some cat got him. Once I had a sweetie beau, With a busg Lots of coin to spend, you I could cuss- Some cat got him! know Ga-wdfmzw Bmw FALL AND WINTER SPORTS l f VY .,.. .Z - Mnu-1mwammnmwmmfzgvfesnzswrsn.-:w:fx3fsur:s:soamwssamvmwxmsmwawwwfmvmw THE 1945 HILTOP igfikm Pafmie of '45 Douglas, Manager Johnstone, Voyles, Poos, Corbin, Vogel, Mandernach, Gum, Droste, Seymour, Pickerill Paddock, Godown, Laws, Mizera, Baker, Crihneld, Boblett, Codemo Winkler, Paddock, Rovina, Hitt, Wonnell, Bramel, Pierce Keeper, Macbeth, Pulliam, Gorsage, Traylor, Fishback, Ware Hailstone, Beeler, Finley, Benny, Telfer, LaRussa, Funk Waaifdall --- 1944 Seddon! Recaacf Again the Crow Hill Squad was up against teams that out classed them both in size and Weight, but by use of quick opening plays off a snappy T formation they managed to be a scor- ing threat to all the teams they played this year. After winning their first game, it seemed that their fate was sealed. Against most of the teams they played Winning ball, but, because of fum- bles, penalties, and the like, they always seemed to come up short when it came to the final score. As a whole, next year's team seems to have a brighter outlook with ten of our lettermen back, six of Whom were regulars in varsity playing this year. i541 Opponents Kincaid ............,,,. Granite City Benld ....v,..ttta Taylorville ttti.r...... Mt. Clive ...... ..... Gillespie ..... Nokomis ,.,,.. Pana ,trt. A HCI-IS 2 5 0 6 6 0 0 0 12 THE 1945 HILTOP Football .E Bob Pulliam Sophomore Halfback Gene Benny Junior Center Bob Finley Senior Guard Jim Telfer Junior Guard Bob Hitt Junior Guard Leon Beeler Senior Tackle 55 Football THE 1945 HILTOP s i56l .E Wallace Macbeth Senior Guard Lenny Pierce l Sophomore Harold Funk CCH Senior End Center Stanley Wonnell Sophomore Guard Bruce Paddock Senior Tackle Rex Bramel Senior Tackle Gene Hailstone Junior End THE 1945 HILTOP Football .E Don LaRussa Junior Tackle Howard Sears Sophomore Quarterback Bill Keeper Junior End Ed Ware Junior End Earl Traylor CCD Senior I-Ialfback Bob Gorsa ge Senior Fullback Jim Corbin Senior Fullback 57 Squad THE 1945 HILTOP w Z 'N Ja-fam Un 743 all Again this year H.C.H.S. was fortunate in getting Coach Fearheiley back as Athletic Director. This is Mr. Fearheiley's 18th year as head coach here at H.C.H.S. and during this time he has produced teams in football and basketball that average an 85? win. This is indeed fine and H.C.H.S. considers itself lucky to have such a fine man as head coach. Coach Fearheiley not only teaches the boys how to play basketball and football, but also tries to build character and sportsmanship in the boys. All in all it can be said that in the opinion of the players he is one swell fellow. liaaketddl 1945 iss Benny, Rappe, Sitton, Jagosh, Mizera, Telfer Droste, Hailstonc, Pulliam, Sears, Rovina, Betoche, Sturgeon Anderson, Funk, Jurkanin, Ware, Manning, Gorsage, Fearhciley The basketball cagers had a fair season as far as wins and losses are concerned, com- ing up with 17 wins and 12 losses. There were plenty of upsets and surprises, too, es- pecially when they came through to upset some of the strong teams in the Midstate Conference and managed to hold Taylorville down to fewer points than they got all year. By being able to use a man to man and a zone they were able to hold the high scor- ing teams to low scores. Co-captains Funk and Gorsage with our Panama transfer, Manning, boosted our scores to a level above the half-way mark on the Midstate rat- ings. Ed Ware was always in on the scoring kill during the last half of the year. Thus these four with the rest of the lettermen plus some fast offensive plays, managed to keep the scores close at all times. All in all, next year's team will be well on the road to greater victories, for fifty per cent of our lettermen will be back on the first team lineup. 1 THE 1945 HILTOP Mmwgm Mawqm Jim and Gene kept the basketball and suits neat and clean throughout the sea- son. They helped Coach Fearheiley in many Waysg by taping ankles, by boosting the team's spirit at the half, and in gen- eral by keeping the complicated machine of athletics running smoothly. We are quite proud of our managers who came through with the team in flying colors. 3eaAan'4 fzeccvuf Raymond Divernon Edwardsville Nokomis Gillespie Vandalia Greenville Witt 3 8 There 21 There 2 5 There 24 Here 3 3 There 27 There 3 7 Here 17 There Gene Benny HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS HCHS Divernon Carlinville Kincaid Benld Rock Island Nokomis Shelbyville Witt Staunton Taylorville Pana Litchield Shelbyville Raymond Gillespie Vandalia Carlinville Kincaid Litchfield Staunton Greenville Pana Taylorville Here Here There Here Here There Here Here There There There Here There Here Here Here There Here There There There Here Here Jim Telfer HCHS 41 HCHS 46 HCHS 3 7 HCHS 3 6 HCHS 2 8 HCHS 3 0 HCHS 29 HCHS 43 HCHS 3 8 HCHS 1 8 HCHS 3 8 HCHS 3 7 HCHS 3 4 HCHS 3 l HCHS 43 HCHS 3 8 HCHS 42 HCHS' 3 7 HCHS 46 HCHS 2 5 HCHS 44 HCHS 3 2 HCHS 37 59 60 THE 1945 HII TOP Badkeiiall .L7 HOWARD SEARS As a sophomore, Sears was seen many times on the hard-wood. Howard gave a good ac- count of himself and by next year should be a first rate player. LENO ROVINA Leno wasn,t a regular this year, but filled in when needed. He gained valuable experience which should help him in his two seasons to come. ED WARE Ed advanced quite a lot this season. After a period of getting used to first team plays, he became a whiz in one-hand shots. TED ANDERSON This was Ted's Hrst season in any athletics, but this fact didn,t hinder him from ugetting in therev and helping the cage machine to run smoothly. DALLAS MANNING From Panama came an outstanding all-round athlete, Dallas Manning. He was particularly good at defense and long shots. His high scoring won many games for us. HAROLD FUNK CCO-Captainj Being a letterman from last year, Funk played his regular position as forward. Zeke was our highest scorer and a good rebounder. THE 1945 HILTOP B .E BOB GORSAGE CCO-Captainj Earning his letter last season, Bob came back for more first team playing this year. He was our best defensive man, as Well as a steady scorer EDDIE JURKANIN Jurk,' will be a member of the team next year. His hard, scrappy playing kept him on the starting lineup at the beginning of the sea- son. BOB PULLIAM Earning a spot on the starting lineup at the last of the season, Pulliam played guard and gained Valuable experience for next year on the first team. i61l Touiffzamezzf THE 1945 HH TOP Staunton Hillsboro Benld Carlinville Mt. Olive Hettick Gillespie Litchfield Regional '7aWummen,Z' Raymond Divernon Nokomis Gillespie Vandalia Greenville Witt Divernon Carlinville Kincaid Benld Panama Nokomis Shelbyville Witt 41 ly tr Staunton 48 3 34,l fi Staunton 27 6 Oil 'P Benld 22,l Staunton Covertimeb 60 Il Championship 5 Mt. Olive 373 46ll Gillespie 2 5il 5 113 'P Gillespie 29 fa. 'llaaalifff Sana HCI-IS 59 Staunton 3 2 HCI-IS HCI-IS 2 6 Taylorville 24 HCI-IS HCHS 44 Pana 3 9 HCHS HCI-IS 2 5 Litchfield 27 HCHS HCI-IS 2 2 Shelbyville 48 HCHS HCHS 3 4 Raymond 14 HCHS HCHS 45 Gillispie 2 8 HCHS HCHS 49 Vandalia 2 3 HCHS HCHS 73 Carlinville 16 HCHS HCHS 40 Kincaid 22 HCHS HCHS 42 Litchneld 34 HCI-IS HCI-IS 3 4 Staunton 40 HCHS HCHS 40 Greenville 3 9 HCI-IS HCI-IS 47 Pana 42 HCI-IS HCHS 41 Taylorville 3 7 HCHS i621 Pulliam, Funk, Ware, jurkanin, Manning, Gorsage Um Jleafuii Hee Wann? am! Gay ACTIVITIES a4we14ae0u44auoaiZu.. Um .Queen The highest social award that can be bestowed upon a senior girl at Hillsboro Community High School is that of Queen of Love and Beauty. This year the honor was conferred on one of the most outstanding girls in the community, Mary Pauline Hartline. An active girl through all her school years, Mary has received many honors in musical contests where she always plays her cornet so well that she is known among musicians as a usmooth trumpeterv. Her talents are not limited, however, to trumpet playing. She has a natural rhythm and grace which make her an excellent dancer, and these same qualities help her in her vocal music. We're proud to give our cherished title to Mary. l64l THE 1945 HILTOP Many Jlalliline I crown you queen of love and beauty of the Hillsboro C077Z77ZZl1'ZlIfj! High School for the school year, 1944-453, THE 1945 HILTOP . . 4m Qfaua rqpfyuwal l William Settle, Mary Hartline Carter McCracken, Jody Vandever, Judy Pickerill, David McLean, Lucia Ann Bliss, Eddie Tobias, Eddie Wingler, Mike Blackburn. 'Wwe The climax of the carnival has come-Coronation. As the band starts playing The Pilgrim March , the first queen's attendant, magnificently gowned, steps out to meet her escort. Each girl receives a thunderous applause as she walks gracefully down the the aisle on her escort's arrn. The maid of honor, Mary Frances Edwards, in a lovely orchid gown precedes the queen's party. Following her, come two little flower girls, Judy Pickerill and Lucia Ann Bliss, strewing rose petals in the queen's path. Jody Van- dever, carrying the royal crown on a satin pillow, is next and then-the queen! It is Mary Hartline looking like a vision in he her full yellow net formal sparkling with sequins and enhanced by the blue velvet royal robe. Four small boys dressed in Eton suits are her train bearers-David McLean, Eddie Tobias, Eddie Wingler, and Mike Blackburn. Our King this year is our handsome senior class president, Bill Settle. He sits on the white-mantled throne with the ease of a professional monarch until his queen is announced. Amidst a great silence, he rises and crowns her Queen of Love and Beauty. After a long applause from the audience, Dorothy Pierson sings One Kiss , and Dick Wolf plays Beautiful Coloradov on his saxophone. As Dorothy and Dick bow to their majesties, the maroon velvet curtains close on the line of aqua, gold, and orchid formals, the flower baskets, the white throne, and the end of another successful carniva . 65 Queezfs C Our! rqillencfanll far! 3 THE 1945 HILTOP Lohr, Phipps, Elam, Corbin, Pad- dock, Frkovich, Andcrwn Luck, Dorsey, Jean, Zeller, May, Gracie, Johnson, Hulrs. Gorsagc, Longworth, Macbeth, Cress, Edwards, Drosre, Finley. Edwards, M. F., Cole, Mizera, Weekly, Kessinger, Dorsey, jane, Laws 661 Af! THE 1945 I-IILTOP iuegamiefvi All de harlemfolk am steppin' out tonight for a good ole hot time of jive and jazz down on Mulberry Avenue. Put on dar flashy suit o' yours, de ones with he baggy drawers. De best ain,t good enough fo us tonight Ill bring the dominos, you bring dat gal 0, yo,s. What we won't do tonight. Jurgena, Bremer, Ware, Schindler, Telfer Tharp, Seymour, Corbin, Gracie, Kepper Cole, Venturelli, F., Edwards, M. F., Mizera, Marian Kelley, R., Ashmore, Pierson, Mizera, Tom Zu Madam! A-h-h-h, something different this year. Babies! The cutest little babies. Faces seem familiar, too, brothers and sisters at school probably. And what a naughty bunch they are. Although the mischievous little brats donft care who they talk about or what they say, we can give them credit for their singing ability. They learn fast. Yes, I mean fast. It looks as though sis is kind of careless of who's in the room when Jack comes over for a bit of wooing. It's really a shame that those innocent little darlings should be around such company. Carniwzl Shows 67 Auditorium Show Kelley, Thorp, Bremer, Dagon, Fearheiley, Sansone. Dorsey, Hartline, Boogher, Dorsey, Good, Kessinger. Bost, Sturgeon, Wallace, Faggetti, Taylor, Markel, Mellmon, List, Hicks, Bremer. 681 THE 1945 HILTOP Safran! fbfufi... This year the Auditorium show presents a little number about one of the girls who has grown up so fast during the bobby-sock age. As the curtain opens, we see a group of teen-agers registering for high school. Standing off from the group is a girl who thinks she,s learned enough. My! but how smart some of these girls think they are. She is a fine example. The teacher, seeing the girl looking very bored and disinterested, asks what is wrong? Walking about with her head pointed at the ceil- ing, she replies that she wants to marry and settle down. Anyway, she is too grown-up and doesn't need to learn any more of that corny stuff. As she struts back and forth like a modern-age jitter- THE 1945 HILTOP Auditorium Show ..f9441qa ' - dame-gfnaw bug, the teacher points out that she might profit by learning to cook, maybe speak a little Spanish, and she could improve her Eng- lish. Thus convinced that an edu- cation might come in handy, she decides to register for school too. SCHOOL DANCE Bost, Sturgeon, Wallace, Faggetti, Tay- lor, Markel, Mellman, List, Hicks, Bremer. CODFISH BALL Kelley, Thorp, Bremer, Dagon, Fearhei- ley, Sansone. BAKER DANCE Dorsey, Jane, Hartline, Boogher, Dorsey, Jean, Good, Kessinger. ENGLISH DANCE Dorsey, Jane, Harrline, Boogher, Dorsey, Jean, Good, Kessinger. SPANISH DANCE Good, Sansone. Green, Griffin, Edwards, Stroup, Attebery, Zeller, Woolard. Furness, Beasley, Bailey, Green, Morehead, Yoffle. Chowen, Frkovich, Walters, Elam, Hults. 69 O peretzfa THE 1945 HILTOP Chowen, Young, Kessinger. Edwards, Dorsey, Jane, Hartline, Dorsey, Jean, Mizera. Horner Hults i701 70,1 0' '7lae www Todd, Murdock, Droste, Spinner, Faison. Kepper, Gracie, Pierson, Tclfer, Bourland. Wallace, Frkovich, Lohr, Johnstone. THE 1945 HILTOP . . . 7945 Gpmellla CHARACTERS Ma Spinks ceece C cecc Dorothy Pierson Prof. Spinks oooo A oooooo as ,oo......, ,njim Telfer Miss Lee G, ....o ooooooooo G lenn Alice Young Florry oooooooooooo. o..oooo..ooo S Mary Kessinger Jack Bean, r... ,..r S , C rr....rrrrr enjoel Lohr Nancy Grayrercreeh Mary Lou Gracie r-1 lruman T rr..rr,r Donald rr,r r,rr Rosalind ,r ,..sr, Jim Gray ,rr.,r. Mr. Gray ssssssssssss.. Betty ,. .r...rr S, May r,rr.,,, , Pokeasy rrrrr,r Big Bill ,,ssss. Big Ed rr,,.r, Jack ss.,..sssr..rsr Tony rrrr.r.......,,.srss Wild Hawk. Pinch rrrrrrrrrrr, G ssrrr Bill Kepper ,,,ceEdmund Spinner S rrrrs Gladys Chowen ee--eeccceceGene Bourland .. ...sss C. .ssss..s G Bert Faison Mary Frances Edwards ne,,eeece,neeccMartha Mizera ----ec,Anthony Frkovich -,ec---,EdWard Wallace .--.--.-John Droste Corbin e,-c,a--e-cBi11 Johnstone c--ecADavid Murdoch ,----.,Harold Todd Shore, Jones, Taylor, Wolf, Williams, Codemo. Caulk, Laws, Bremer. Boogher, Cole, Sansone, Good. Markel, Bremer, Mellmon, Seymour, Fearheiley. Qualls, Kelley, Thorp, Bost, List. Osborne, Hicks, Sturgeon, Edwards, Wallace. Bremer, Milanos, Attebery, C. f71l Band f72l Q4 , Im. THE 1945 HILTOP Teach the kid to blow a born, ana' loe'll never blow a safe! BAND ROSTER Majorelfies Attebery, C Applegate, C. Oboes Quaus Clawfinets Good Laws, J. Buuington Cornezfs Edwards, M. F. Pierson Harding Saxophone.: Mllanosf B' Schindler ShfY0Ck Simpson Andfighetti Hardaway Dagon Blimkenshlp Truitt Paden Basses Markel Codenlo Batefflafl Faison Tromlaones Gr 355431 Rogers, E' Rogers Thorp Wallace, E. W7211-HCC, B- - Piazza, D. , b I X3i?tR Bogt E Flat Clarinet Chill S Attebeiry, B. Martin , Markel P Seymour, B. M. ggllgurjhf R' Hmm Kelley, R. ,1 1 an Baritones L h Todd Simms Suits 0 1' Voyles Drums Bgndurant Bells Mizera, M. Bremer, M. Flute-V Pierson Henry Luck Tobermann Good The members of the Hillsboro Community High School Band have much to be proud of. Their prowess as a marching band has yet to be excelled by any of the neighboring communities. Aside from this, though, is their ability to render diflicult concert overtures with the ease of experts. From this band, many have gone out to play in college bands and orchestras and in dance orchestras all over our country. The train- ing the young musicians receive under the able direction of J. B. Cox is a perfect foundation for future work in the field of music. Even the members who have no intention of using their music for any other pur- pose than their own amusement and enlightenment are given a lot of fundamental work that is highly educational and most enjoyable. The black and orange uniforms in which the band performs have a striking effect upon the eye. Smooth and military they lend an atmosphere of good taste to all public performances. THE 1945 HILTOP Band 117 mcg pg 'sfmrl AA 'SPIE 'W IFN ' SOUIZ 'sunnb aqgppuv 'laxpvw 'dgqsuaquelg 'gli Shaq 9'I 'AMA 'uosxogd 'dxoql '3q3g1A LU 'SJQSOH 'ue PPOJ. XF W ru ,.. .-. rn OH AA TZ ll 'Jam 'vzzegd 'Avmnp1eH zlyugg 'HIQJHJUQA 'SQIAOA cpu apoj 'oLu H 'xpolhqg 'auqlle ognq 'u -:mag 'uopud OH AA :I 'upaew 'rpm-I 'aneiialddv 'nutrmpuog UAA 'SJQSOH 'uosgej 'aoeu 'lol 19 'sfqng 'uumu 'I 'uosdwgg qo '1 ,41 , lm. 73 Chorus THE 1945 HILTOP 74 May, Feraris, Savage, Johnson, Wfoodruff Stroup, Edwards, C., Hayes, Johnson, Hayes Atteberry, Knox, Ott, Jones, Qualls, Dorsey Sturgeon, Hults, Govaia, Simmons, Frame, Powell Kelly, Dorsey, J., Butler, Potter, Cole Herman, Young, Graham, Reeves, Zeller Wolf, Dorsey, Jane, Suits, Hardaway, Blurton Kessinger, Darrah, Williams, Neal Mellmon, Johnson, Hartline, Boogher, Brown Schindler, Attebery, Washut, Pierson, Griffin, Koberly Dagon, Gracie, Ashmore, Cole, Beasley Wfeekly, Chandler, E., Chandler, M., Codemo, Chandlerfxf Grassel, Seymour, Bullard, Edwards Childs, Bondurant, Michelini, Davie, Furness Laws, Applegate, Warden, Rainwater, Eddington Morehead, Caulk, Carriker, Thorpe, Massey. Every Monday at Sth period we see a large group of girls going to girls, chorus in the old gym. They hle along spreading their gossip. At one of the first meetings they choose their officers. Their choice for this year is Mary Lou Gracie, president, Mary Kessin- ger, vice-president, and Martha Mizera, secretary. Once you watch them you can see that they follow the rule Open your mouth and throw yourself into it. Miss Horner strains her voice trying to keep order which she believes is almost impossible. As another school year comes to an end the girls remem- ber what fun they had in Junior-Senior girls, chorus. Hults Horner THE 1 945 HILTOP Chorus acl: ' , agJfime,ancff2 K' bro Wilson Glass, Simms Milanos, Lehman, Haxton, Fagetti, Lawson, Shore, Rohal Robinson, im , , Young, Logsdon, Kaburick, Plunkett, Cole, Thorp Shryock, Caulk, Gorsage, Hillman Hamilton, Michelini, Markel, Taylor, Mchocko, Mengliini, Bremer Hiatt, Herman, Fuller, Bandy, Quirk Yoffie, Fcarheiley, List, Bost, Hicks Mafne, Longworth, Simington, Stephenson, Venturelli Hitt Mary, Roberts, Martin, Beckham, Wallace Saathoff, Bowman, Hayes, Spinner, Ondrey, Green Pickerill, Fogel, Weichert, Williams, Good, Hapner Bremer, Madge, Weber Piazga, Stokes, Gates, Beeler, Huber, S. Vo el Andrigetti Gilliland, Currie Hunter, g , , Hill, Titsworth, Sansone, Jones, Hammond Beckemeyer Mizera Powell, Beckham, Anderson, Hayes, Kelley, Hauck, Fuller, Green aaefifnmen-S071 QDLZJ' exam fifth hour is beginning, Ah-,tis Tuesday. The d S homore girls are on their ll find a seat in the bleach- and the Freshmen an op way to chorus. As soon as a ers, their instructor, Miss Beckemeyer, gives the sig- nal, and they're off-on their favorite songs. With Marian Mizera as pianist, the girls ring out the old and the new songs with joyful, melodious voices. Their officers, elected for their capability and popu- larity are: Chairman, Mary Evelyn Good, secretary- treasurer, Rosemary Haxton. A lot of talent shines forth in this group of merry music makers-a fact of which the above study hall is well aware. i 75 E f: ,, , 5-' 1 ' 7 E, H fu 9' ff ' - J f , ij V - R .I -4.41. 5 I 'Q w--- E as . - ,. .M,,L.,,.w-M,., 1.iigM, . , , , 3:,, W I V I , V ' x ..: QV l '3 , Z '- ' - 1 Q if 9, ,ig ' ' ' AQ liz 'EF 1 V V L' ' 21245 A,'- -- -I , f X :Q-A: L A 3 M5355 A T ki 5 K E . L g f? ' W. -wg Kk ' 'X A Sf in , ,gg r - m fg- 5: S' K K Wy? K N ' U Q , - my 7 -puff?-A f 'r ' E5 fx ' '55 we S - 1-any gre' 'E K w.,,,,b,,,g L ' if if- 'w W W a . 7 rw : L Q wfhw www an w w Si r k X- U v ,, pg ' , f 1 , , J , k' X in 5- -, .- M' P - 'Q g - -f ggi gg A THE 1945 HILTOP H illto p Editor-in-chief ,.,,,,,,. Art Editors ...,.,,, Literary Editors .... Kodak Edirorsm Sports Editors t...,,,,,..... ...,., Barry, Bullard, Bullingron, Crihield, Lewey Mellmon, Qualls, Sitton, Toberman, Truitt Pierson, Williams, Hartline, Lohr, Hults, Boogher, Wolf 7945 Jfilllofz Slay ,,,,,---,-Margaret Hults --,.Helen Boogher Virginia Bullard --.,--Dorothy Williams Dorothy Pierson Harold Sitton Don Venturelli .Jim Telfer Mary Jane Bullington ,Ed Ware Bob Tobermann Circulation Managers ........ .,..... J oel Lohr Business Managers ..,.... ,..... Literary AdvisorQ ....,, Matilda Codemo -Ted Anderson Mary Hartline Raymond Crihfield ------.Peg gy Wingler Typists ....,,,,,,.,.,........ ...... Shirley Wolf Glen Alice Young Pat Grassel Junior Editor ,,...... ...... N orma Truitt Sophomore Representatives ,..,.... ,,,... . Bill Laws Freshmen MarY E- Good Representative ......,,. .,.,,. Finance ,,,,...........,,,,. .....,, Advisor ,.,,.... .Grace Powell Camilla Walters Mary Lou Sturgeon Mary Lou Gracie -lane Dorsey Nancy Mellmon Maydean Qualls Henry Barry Russell Lewey Rod Kelley Bob McCulley ------.L. R. Adams li 77 C011zme1'CiczlClub THE 1945 HILTOP Kelley, Simmons, Woolard, Caulk, Bailey, Applegate, Cole Kcssinger, Young, Ott, Jones, Woodrtig, Green Redman, Massey, Rainwater, Wardeii, Spinner R i783 Green Good Ga ' Glad 5 Codemo, Savage, Dagon, Stroup, Frame, Edwards Gracie, Dorsey, Davie, Neal, Reeves, Graham Michelini, Mellmon, Knox, Qualls, Bullard, Simmons Hillsboro Community High School Commercial Club is an old established organization for the future business men and women of the school. Every month the Com- mercial students, under the direction of their teachers, Miss Edwards, Mrs. Kilpatrick, and Mrs. Spotti, and their own student officers, gather for a meeting in Hall I to discuss affairs of vital importance to all business- minded young people. To open every regular meeting, the students stand to sing their praises to Q'The Star Spangled Banner. At the conclusion of the national anthem, the president calls the meeting to order and the group has its attention deftly turned to matters of com- mercial importance. Proceeding according to parlia- mentary law, the meetings run smoothly even over mat- ters where there is a certain amount of dissension. The very life of the discussions, in fact, is in these controver- sies. By maintaining order throughout the meetings, the president gains Valuable experience in leadership, and the members learn the importance of correct beha- vior in the business world. Various topics claim the THE 1945 I-IILTQP Commercial Club 0wz14im...5 E attention of the club, all of which are impartially and thoroughly discussed. Speakers are called in to help Edwards lead these lively discussions, to give their ideas on the topic being talked about, and to help the group come to a logical solution of the problem. Upon the close of the discussions, satisfied smiles can be discovered on faces all over the big room. Each time one can hear young voices exclaiming, Well, whadda ya know? Imagine learning all that in forty-five minutes! Why, all that is lots more interesting than I ever imagined! When a speaker hears remarks such as this one, he is doubly re- paid for the inconvenience he might have had in arrang- Kessingef ing to talk at school. Educating these young minds is indeed an essential task. The huge world of business will profit from the time it spends at school discussing its affairs with the students. Nardini, Govaia, Johnson, Boogher, Sedlock, Venturelli Weekly, Washut, Schindler, Simmons, Plos Mondin, Athey, Pierson, Powell, Potter Osborn, Suits, Menghini, Hayes, Hayes, Johnson Piazza, Lenich, Venturelli, F., Hartline, McCulley Bondurant, Michelini, Chandler, Koberly, Good, Hall Ashmore, Edwards, Davis, Darrah, Davis, Herman Hardaway, Mehocko, Hamilton, Rohal, Davenport, Veliz, Johnson l79l Girls' Gym THE 1945 HILTOP fso Blankenship, Haxton, Andrighetti Bremer, D., Longworth Maifie, Faggetti, Fuller, Quirk, Weber, Seybert, Neisler Gorsage, Currie, Darrah, Caulk, Green, Attebery Lehman, Attebery, B., Everett Hartline, Young, Gracie Kaburick, Lawson, Stephenson, List, Jones, Venturelli, Bremer, J.. Edwards, Boogher, Ashmore, Arhey Wilson gnupg phd Kick No, that isn't thunder, it,s the energy-plus kids having a fast and hazardous game of basketball. These girls are really brimming over with vitality. The upstairs study hall can verify to that. Every Tuesday and Thursday, seventh and eighth periods, stampeding feet, volleys of shrieks, and explosive tempers invade the quiet atmosphere of the hall. But, even after all the cuts, scratches, and bruises are painted with iodine, the girls will still clamor for more of Teach's gym classes. Titsworth, Weekly', Shryoek Mondin, Cole, S., Plunkett Gilbert, Beasley, Hayes, Robinson, Beckman, Childs, Stokes Simpson, Wallace, Milanos, Sturgeon, Bowman, Pickerill, Bremer, M. Seymour, Plos, Mizera Griffin, Stroup, Schindler Fearheiley, Markel, Kelley, Shore, Bost, Hall, Hicks McCulley, Osborn, Suits, Massey, Cole, M., Furness, Walters Bowman, Green, Gilbert, Grassel, Dagon Hayes Savage, Porter, Menghini, Sedlock Faggetti, Mondin, Herman, Chandler, Simmons, Warden Chandler, Carriker, Weicliert, Rohal, Hamilton, Mehochko THE 1945 HILTOP Home EC Club Um fb ' 225 Simmons, Kessinger, M., Zeller, Reeves Spinner, Piazza, Cole, M., Brown, M., Cole, H. Redman Neal, Davie, Plunkett, Childs, Blankenship Those Home Ec girls are at it again! Can't you smell those delicious hot rolls? Learning quickly under the capable direction of busy, petite Miss Attebery, the in- dustrious classes master the household arts to a degree of perfection. What savory odors rise up from the cafeteria to torture the kids who await the noon bell! The girls' knowledge is put to the test as they prepare and serve entire meals to each other. Proudly and efficiently they work, ever eager to learn their skill. The afternoon clothing class, too, purrs with activity. Here we see a girl working quietly, her scissors sharply clipping the patterned goods. Another stands with her mouth full of pins, judging the length of the skirt she is hemming. At Christmas time the girls celebrated by making gifts for each other. They also learn to identify their materials and to buy them at correct prices. Their first sewing was a gathered skirt. Now they have graduated to full fledged seamstresses and make blouses and tailored clothes. Indeed, they know that practice makes perfect. Boliard, Andrightetti, Kessinger, A., Massey, Woodruff, 81 - A. Library f. Before school ......v .. . Janie Furness Rod Kelley First period ivv,vii iiii . Opal Neal Mary Helen Johnston Second period. .ll.l.....l Camilla Walters Mary Lou Sturgeon Third period illl....,....., Norma Truitt Henry Barry Marilyn Markel Fourth period uv........... .Dorothy Jones Mary Faggetti Fifth period ....... ...... D olores Coderko Gladys Slifka Sixth period ....... ...,.. L orraine Tharp Elizabeth Thorpe Seventh period ....slls..ss Mary Ann Hamilton Patricia Rohal Eighth periods sls..sllv... .Rod Kelley Marian Mizera Jean Kelley After school uVvv..l........ .Diana Bremer Emma Titsworth ., . Llbrarlan. ,,,,,,,, .,.,, , Muriel Bennett Library activities have been in the fore this year. The whole library has been reor- ganized, new shelves, desk, and many new arrangements. The peak was the fact that Hillsboro was chosen as one of Eve clinic centers in the state. Hillsboro felt honored to have the presence of Miss Nora Buest, a specialist from the department of educa- tion, Washington, D. C. 821 THE 1945 HII TOP Titsworth, Barry, Kelley, Tharp Bremer, D., Truitt, Markel, Jones, Fu Mizera, M Hamilton, Ro a , Jo ns on, T orpe, F g tt Wright, Dorsey, Jean, johnson, Walt Boogher, Athey, Edwards, C., Phipps ., Sturgeon, Coderko, slifka W hl h t h THE 1945 HILTOP Senior Class Play 1401 We-1421. Age! CAST Aligyg-C - .. gggg .- .4 Helen Cole JCITY -- C ... Mary Hartline Sandras . f . ... C ,sMary F. Edwards Jim. A .. C Edmund Spinner Gadget -A-Adddf nn.n - .Anthony Frkovich COFHY--VM ...... .Dorothy Pierson Helga oo--.rrrrrfrrrr-. . ..rfoooo..oooo....r, Helen Boogher Western Union Messenger Dorothy Williams Commander Stone rrrrrr rrrrr S Gene Bourland Boogher, Hartline, Bourland, Cole, Williains Spinner, Edwards, Pierson, Frkovich SYNOPSIS Angy and Jerry were only doing their patriotic duty, Writing to those two lone- some sailors. When they pop up on a three day leave, the girls are in a jam. It looks like a grand Week-end for all until attractive Aunt Sandra arrives and decides to teach them a lesson. Dressing up as a brat of a child, she proceeds to make a holy terror of herself. Gadget has wired Commander Stone for an extension of leave. Sandra, Commander Stone's daughter, intercepts the message and fixes things. Stone arrivesg Gadget and Jim act quickly and put on a hocum Wake scene. Angy and Jerry are laid out on the Window seat and things are pretty tough. But, the Navy comes throughg the fourteen year olds are too glad to act their ageg Gadgets heart belongs to Cora, the maid and lady Wrestlerg and Jim winds up with Sandra. f83 584 Gm ,mi gmt marinas, Ma, OFFICERS President ...... ,...... Don Venturelli Vice-President . .. Y S sNorma Truitt Secretary-Treasurer ......., Esperanza Veliz A new and interesting club which has been added to the H.C.H.S. curriculum is the Spanish Club. Since this is the first year of Spanish in many years, it is composed of juniors and seniors, all taking first year Spanish. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to accustom the students not only to the language but also the every-day life and en- tertainment enjoyed by Spain and our Latin-American neighbors. At our first meeting we chose our officers. Mrs. McCall acts as our advisor, and a very good one she is, too. I Venturelli Truitt Veliz THE 1945 I-IILTOP spmfslg Club ...GZMZ Wallace, Hailstone, Kepper, Tobcrmann, Venturelli, F., Nardini, Barry Johnstone, Attebery, B., Seymour, Beasley, Sitton, Ware Attebery, C., Tharp, Coderko, Grifhn, Bullington Veliz, Rainwater, Truitt, Bullard, Walters, Furness Buenos dias amigos y estudiantes. Wfe bring you the latest news flashes from the famous H.C.H.S. Spanish Club direct from Hillsboro, Illinois. Miss Gildemis- ter, noted local traveler entertained the club at their third meeting with an inter- esting talk of her travels to Latin-Amer- ica. Her exhibition of many interesting articles that she collected in her travels gave concrete evidence of her contact with our Latin-American neighbors. just a minute folks, here comes another flash: The club presented a Spanish comedy, 'iUn Norteamericano en Mejico, illus- trating some of the difficulties of an American traveling in Mexico. For the convenience of future travelers we insert a paragraph of Spanish phrases which will be invaluable in making their trip inter- esting and enjoyable: 1. love .................. .... a mor 2. kiss iiiiiiii, - beso bailar 3. to dance .....r 4. beautiful ....... guapa 5. hi babe iiii.. .s,.. H ola chica 6 fat iiii..iii iii,,s . - gorda 7. blond .......... ........... rubio 8. moonlight .i.ii la luz de luna 9. hot dog ..... ..... p erros calientes 10. crazy iiii.. ..... . ........... loco 85 86 .fdimafuf Qemfi rqcfaice 7a Quan efaewelvi Now Junior was a nice little boy, And very nice, I know, But when he comes to Speech Class He grieves the teacher so. One day he came to Speech Class Chewing away like mad, The victim was a stick of gum That looked and sounded bad. Miss Bennett was watching junior From the corner of her eye, For a while she didn't say a thing And then she heaved a sigh. She told him quite severely To throw the gum away, But Junior felt conservative And decided the gum should stay. He went to the waste basket And pretended to throw it away, But there it was in the palm of his hand And there it was going to stay. But Miss Bennett noticed this And looked at him with rage, She said, Throw that away right now Or a zero I'11 put on your pagef' This time he was obedient And threw his gum away, With the saddest look upon his face That Iive seen unto this day. Now all you dear young scholars, Who chew your gum in school, just park that gum outside the door, Remember, that's the rule. Um Paadlem It,s up the stairs and down the stairs We rush to classrooms many. We often crowd and push and shove To arrive with time aplenty. For books in the library we must go From lower to upper study hall. Will someone kindly pity us And an elevator soon install? THE 1945 HILTOP Um 7awn ADS AND INDEX 1 Advertisements THE 1945 iss I-IILTOP WALTER R. ADKISSON Insurance 6. Surety Bonds Plfione 84 Hillsboro, Illinois AMERICAN ZINC COMPANY OF ILLINOIS Hillsboro Plant Hillsboro, Illinois If you like We Will spare no effort to attain your future ambition. You too Will grow from the smallest to the largest. ALWAYS CORRECT PRICE STYLE QUALITY We Wish your future to be as successful as our past and present 7 IZ EVSOIZ 5 Montqomery County's Most Complete Department Store Hillsboro, Illinois BARNSTABLE -WARE BASS FUNERAL HOME Feed and Supply Co. Ambulance Service Phone l42 I-Iillsboro D. L. Bass Flour-Seeds-Salt-Fencinq Mrs. D. L. Bass, Assistant BRUBAKER-TRUITT, Inc. Chevrolet and Buick Sales and Service Phone l56-K I-Iillsboro, Illinois ' -F' - PLATQ 1 BY CAPITOL EIQSEATTIBTCS ZCPTPANY SPRINGFIELD. I L LIN O I S THE 1945 HILTOP Advertisements Boll Brothers Company HILLSBORO, ILLINOIS GLASS JARS BGTTLES COUNTRY LIFE INS. CO. Gus Sammons, General Aqent Farm Bureau Building Phone 540-K Hillsboro, lllinois t ELLEDGE CAFE Better Meals and Service 4l9 South Main St. Hillsboro, Illinois H. M. DORSEY LUMBER FISHER 5, W1-HTTEN COMPANY Purina Feeds Dealers in Building Material We Buy poultry' Cream Phone 44 and Eggs Hillsboro, Illinois 307 Berry St. Hillsboro, lll. 89 Adverzfisemenis f90 E. T. DOUGLAS, M. D. l33 West Wood Street Hillsboro, Illinois Best Wishes-Graduates EAGLE-PICHER LEAD COMPANY Hillsboro Plant Hillsboro, Illinois L. L. HENRY Florist Phone 28 l409 Vandalia Rd. Hillsboro, Illinois Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Service HEWITT PRODUCE CO. Earl Martin, Mgr. Poultry and Eggs Baby Chicks Wayne and Vitality Feeds Phone 40 Hillsboro, Illinois THE 1945 HILTOP F OSTER'S STUDIO Robert H. Langford Successor to Foster's Efficiency and Service Portrait and Commercial Work 103 South Main Street Hillsboro, Illinois H. L. GRANIER D. D. S. Hillsboro, Illinois Buy Bonds and Build a Future Home Hillsboro Lumber Company T. H. King, Manager l4Ul School Street Phone 32l THE 1945 HILTOP Advertisements Accomplishing A Goal GL Each year brings the students one step closer to the realization oi his ambition---graduation. Q2 Each year, since 1882, The Hillsboro National Bank has also had a goal in mind. That goal is to render an ever broader service to our patrons, always in keeping with the principles of sound banking. Through good times and bad-during peace and war- we have held to this policy. GL As we continue to serve Hillsboro and community in the gen- erations to corne, it shall be our ideal to keep this goal in mind year after year. THE HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK I-IILLSBORO, ILLINOIS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital S200,000.00 Surplus 52501100.00 THE Z. V. KIMBALL HILLSBORO IOURNAL M. D. Contains more county news every issue than phone Q2 any other two county newspapers combined. I-Iillsboro, Illinois I'IURST-ROSCHE FORDS CONSULTING MERCURYS ENGINEERS MCDAVID MOTOR CAR CO., Inc. Phone 178-W t I-Iillsboro, Illinois f91 i l Ad1fe1'1fise1ne1zz's THE 1945 HILTOP D. I.. FOSTER ILLINOIS Hardware coNsoL1DA'rED Successor to I. M. Weinqand TELEPHONE Hillsboro, Illinois COMPANY FRANK1'-,IN'S Compliments of DRY-CLEANING ILLINOIS phone 497 POWER COMPANY Compliments Mizera Bros. of Merc. Co. STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE CUMPANY GROCERIES and Fresh and Cured Meats F cl f All K' cl LATHANYS S262 and ol? S General Merchandise I-Iillsboro, Illinois Phones: 478-Taylor Springs 616-Hillsboro TWO STORES l92l THE 1945 HILTOP Advertisemezzfs DAGON CASH GROCERY MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE SCI-IRAM ClTY A Walgreen System Store Phone 839 Phone 642 HUCKER'S RADIO THE SERVICE MONTGOMERY NEWS Hillsboro, illinois Will bring you all the home news and follow Pl1Ol'l9 313-L you Wherever you go. YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE THIS OLD BANK! Though this Federal Reserve member bank is the oldest bank in Montgomery County, the young people oi to- day like to bank here. Though old in lite ot its charter and its long service to the people ot Hillsboro and Mont- gomery County, this bank is equipped to render you the most modern and complete banking service of today. The iolks at The Montgomery County Bank extend to you a Warm invitation to Make This Bank Your Bank. Tl1eMontgomeryCountyBanlc 93 Aclverfisemen is I 94 1945 HILTOP THE The Store for Younq Men ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Phone 390 Hillsboro, Illinois Hillsboro, lllinois PARIS FROZEN FOODS Compliments Locker Plants: Hillsboro and Nokomis SEARS' ROEBUCK G COMPANY Individual Lockers Meat Processi q phone 550 Hillsboro, Illinois llllllllllllll HHIHY EHMPHNY SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS Ice Cream, Ices, Sherbets Fancy Molds for Holidays and Parties - THE 1945 HILTOP Advertisements SELTZER'S CLOTHING AND SHOES Hiqhest in Ouality Lowest in Prices Best Wishes to the Class of l945 SHIRLEY SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Hillsboro, Illinois Phone l I6 SEYMOUR DRUG STORE School Books and Supplies Drugs-Paints-Patent Medicines WILLIS B. STURGEON Texaco Super Service Station 4l8 South Main Street and FOUNTAIN DRINKS Phone 218 Phone 380 Always at Your Service Dr. E. B. Strange Keepsake Diamonds Elgin Watches EARL H. SWINGLE PENTIST QUALITY IEWELRY Hillsboro, Illinois Shaeiter Pens Cambridge Glass I GEORGE A. TELFER HILLSBORO iLLiNois M' D' 303 S. Main PIIOHG 202-K Hillsboro, Illinois 95 Advertisements THE 1945 HILTOP f98 LESTER K. VANDEVER RALPH A. VANDEVER ATTGRNEYS and COUNSELORS AT LAW l-lillsboro, lllinois CIQ We Wish to take this op- portunity to thank you, the Advertisers in this l945 l-liltop, for your cooperation with us. Q Without your advertise- ' ments We would have been WHITLOCK S unable to publish this book. GRQCEBY Thank you for your loyal support. Corne ln Hillsboro, lllinois Phone 330 OFFICE PHONE 6 West Side Courthouse Square Hillsboro. Illinois THE 1945 HILTOP Senior Index Sealed :Qaida-iiiat ANDERSON, THEODORE ASHMORE, NORMA ATHEY, ELAINE BARHAM, GEORGE BEASLEY, ALLEGRETHA BEELER, LEON BOOGHER, HELEN BOSTON, RAYMOND BOTKIN, WILLIAM BOURLAND, CECIL BOURLAND, GENE BRAMEL, REX BROWN, ELEANOR BROWN, ORVILLE BUTTOL, RISIERI CARRIKER, ELEANOR CHILDS, NORMA CHOWEN, GLADYS CODEMO, MAT ILDA COLE, HELEN LOUISE CORBIN, JAMES CRESS, WARREN DAVIE, COLLEEN DAVIS, FLORENCE DE RIGHT, JAMES DORSEY, JANE DORSEY, JEAN DROSTE, JOHN EDDINGTON, HOMER EDDINGTON, VIRGINIA EDWARDS, CHARLOTTE EDWARDS, MARY Gym 1, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Glee Club 35 Hiltop 3, 45 Carnival 2, 3, 45 Masque 86 Gavel 3. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 35 Operetta 1 2. Alton High 15 Irving 25 Gym 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Masque 86 Gavel 3. Donnellson High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Class Offi- cer '42, 'Irving High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Carnival 2,1 35 Class Omcer 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 35 Operetta 4. Butler High 1, 25 Football 4. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Masque Sl Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Scnior Class Play. Farmcrsville High 15 Gym 1. Irving 1, 25 Gym 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Carnival 1, 2. Bethalto 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Waverly 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Play5 Operetta 4. Butler High 1, 25 Football 4. Irving 1, 25 Gym 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Carnival 15 Commercial Club 35 Home Ec Club 45 Class OHicer 1, 25 Cheerleader 2. Gym 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Football 25 Basketball 1, 2. Irving 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Carnival 1, 35 Class Othcer 3. Irving 1, 2, 3. Gym 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 4. GAA 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 25 Masque 85 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym 15 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Masque 85 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 45 Senior Class Play. Gym 1, 2, 45 Football 1, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Carnival 1, 2. Donnellson 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Operetta 3. Panama High 1, 2, 3. Gym 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 3, 45 Car- nival l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 45 Masque 86 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque 85 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Mt. Olive, Illinoisg Fort Smith, Arkansas 1, 25 Palm Springs, Califor- nia 25 Santa Barbara, California, 2, 35 Operetta 4. Irving High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. Irving High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 35 Class Officer 25 Operetta 2. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Car- nival 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 25 Home Ec Club 2. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque R Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play. 99 Senior Index f 100 1 EDWARDS, MAURICE ELAM, HERSCHEL FERARIS, DOROTHY FINLEY, ROBERT FRAME, DORIS FRKOVICH, ANTHONY FUNDERBURK, DONALD FUNK, HAROLD FURNESS, JANIE GILBERT, GENEVA GORSAGE, ROBERT GOVAIA, LOIS GRACIE, MARY LOU GRAHAM, JACQUELYN GRASSEL, PAT GRIFFIN, HELEN HARTLINE, MARY HAYES, JO ALICE HULTS, MARGARET JOHNSON, JUDY JOHNSTON, MARY HELEN REss1NoER, ALICE KESSINGER, MADALIN REss1NoER, MARY KNAG, JUANITA KOBERLY, LUCILLE LAWS, JO ANN LENICH, LUDVIK LEWEY, BETTY LOHR, JOEL LONG, EDWARD THE 1945 I-IILTOP Band 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 25 Commercial Club 3. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Carnival 15 Home Ec Club 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2. Football 3, 45 Track 2. Gym 1, 25 GAA 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Home EC Club 3. Glee Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Operetta 45 Senior Class Play. Carnival 2. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival I, 3. Irving High 1, 25 Gym 1, 2, 45 Carnival 1, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. Irving High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Carnival 1, 35 Class Odicer 35 Operetta 4. Gym 1, 2, 45 Football 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Hiltop 1, 25 Carnival 3, 45 Class Officer 3. Gym 15 GAA 1. 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 35 Commer- cial Club 2, 45 Home Ec Club 2, 35 Operetta 4. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 45 Commercial Club 2, 35 Cheer Leader 25 Masque Sc Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 2, 3. East St. Louis5 Bloom High 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilrop 45 Carnival 1, 2, 45 Home Ec Club 45 Operetta 1, 2. Windsor High 15 Irving 25 Gym 1, 2, 45 Commercial Club 35 Cheer Leader 1, 25 Carnival 4. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Class Officer 25 Cheer Leader 1, 25 Masque 81 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play. Gym 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home EC Club 3. Gym 15 GAA 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Hiltop 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Cheer Leader 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym 1, 25 GAA 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Carnival 1, 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec Club 2, 35 Operetta 1, 4. Gym 15 GAA 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Home EC Club 25 Operetta 1. Donnellson High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3. Donnellson High 1, 2, 35 Gym 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3. GAA 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Carnival 1, 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 45 Masque 81 Gavel 35 Operetta 1, 3, 4. Gym 1, 25 GAA 35 Commercial Club 35 Home Ec Club 2, 3. Girls' Chorus 1, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec Club 2, 35 Oper- etta 1. Gym 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 45 Band 2, 3, 4' Carnival 2, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 2, 35 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Operetta I 2, 3, 4. Nokomis High 15 Gym 15 Basketball 15 Commercial Club 3. St. Mary's, Champaign, Ill., 15 Mundelein, Chicago, 25 Gym 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiltop 3, 45 Carnival 3, 45 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque 85 Gavel 35 Operetta 4. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club I, 2, 3. THE 1945 HILTOP Senior Index LONGWORTH, ART LUCK, CHARLOTTE MCCRACKEN, ESTHER MACBETH, WALLACE MACK, ROBERT MANNING, DALLAS MAY, ALICE MIZERA, MARTHA NEAL, OPAL ORVIS, RALPH PADDOCK, BRUCE PHIPPS, JAMES PIAZZA, DOROTHY PIERSON, DOROTHY PORTER, HELEN POTTERF, MONA POXVELL, NORMA REEVES, BERNICE SAVAGE, HOPE SETTLE, WILLIAM SIMMONS, THELMA SIMPSON, GLORIA SPINNER, EDMUND SPINNER, HAROLD STURGEON, MARY LOU TOMEVI, HERMAN TRAYLOR, EARL TRAYLOR, RAYMOND WALTER, CAMILLA WEEKLY, MAXINE WILLIAMS, DOROTHY WOLF, SHIRLEY XVOOLARD, MARGARET WRIGHT, WILLIAM YOUNG, ALICE ZELLER, BETTY Butler High 1, Gym 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Carnival 3, Mask 85 Gavel 3. Girls' Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. Reno High 1, 2, 3. Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Donnellson 1, 2, 3, Gym 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. Panama 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Qrls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Carnival 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Operetta 2, 3. Gym 1, GAA 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 4, Operetta 4. Panama 1, 2, Gym 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Carnival 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 4. Gym 1, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Carnival 1, 2. Gym 3, 4, Football 4. Gym 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Carnival 1, Operetta 3, Class Oiiicer 4. GAA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3. Gym 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hiltop 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, Mas- que 8L Gavel 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. Irving 1, 2, Gym 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Carnival 1, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 3. Farmersville 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 3, Commercial Club 3, Home Ec Club 2. Donnellson 1, 2, 3, Gym 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Class Ofhcer 2, Cheer Leader 2, Operetta 3. Normal 1, Panama 2, GAA 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, Home Ec Club 3, Class Officer 1, 2. Band 1, Carnival 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, Class Otlicer 4. Indianapolis, Indiana, 1, 2, 3. Gym 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. Gym 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Senior Class Play. Gym 1, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4, Hiltop 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Donnellson 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym 1, 2, 3, Class Oiiicer 1. Gym 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 4, Carnival 3, 4, Class Officer 1. GAA 1, Hiltop 3, 4, Carnival 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3. Gym 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. Wetumka, Oklahoma, 1, GAA 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hiltop 3, 4, Carnival 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. Gym 1, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Hiltop 4, Masque 8: Gavel 3. GAA 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Class Oficer 2, Carnival 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque 85 Gavel 3. Gym 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Carnival 3, Commercial Club 2, Home Ec Club 4, Class Oiiicer 4, Operetta 4. 51011 in, Edward, 33, 42, 61, 62 Killpat Index THE 1945 HILTOP A Abernathy, Franklin, 40 Adams, L. R., 14 Altevogt, Pauline, 46 Anderson, G. T., 12, 13 Arrgergon, Theodore Granville, 23, 60, 66, , 9 Anderson, Louella, 46, 75 Andrighetti, Mary, 40, 73, 75, 80, 81 Applegate, Clara Mae, 34, 73, 74, 78 Applegate, Earl, 35 Ashmore, Norma Jean, 23, 24, 25, 27, 67, 74, 79, 80, 99 Athey, Elaine, 15, 23, 79, 80, 82, 99 Attebery, Barbara, 35, 69, 73, 74, 80, 85 Attebery, Catherine, 35, 69, 73, 74, 80, 85 Attebery, Charles, 13 Attebery, Elizabeth, 17, 34 B Baker, Paul, 46, 54 Bandy, Doris Darlene, 46, 75 Barham, George, Jr., 23, 99 Bailey, Eloyious, 35, 39, 69, 74, 78 Barry, Henry, 35, 76, 82, 85 Bateman, Allen, 25, 46, 73 Beasley, Allegretha, 23, 69, 74, 80, 99 Beckemeyer, Maryanna, 14, 45, 75 Beckham, Dorothy, 75, 80 Beckham, Lois Jean, 46, 75 Beeler, Doris, 46, 75 Beeler, Leon, 24, 55, 64, 99 Beeler, William, 46 Bennett, Muriel, 14, 29 Bellaver, Norma, 46 Benny, Gene, 34, 35, 54, 55, 59 Be-toche, Don, 35 Blackburn, Mike, 65 Blankenship, Edith, 41, 73, 80, 81 Bliss, Lucia, 65 Blurton, Joan, 35, 74, 80 Boblett, Ronald, 54 Boliard, Charlotte, 40, 81 Bondurant Rosemar 35 73 74 79 1 Y, y 1 i Boogher, Helen, 24, 26, 27, 28, 68, 71, 74. 76, 79, 80, 82, 83, 99 Bost, June, 40, 68, 71, 73, 75, 80 Boston, Raymond, Jr., 24, 99 Boston, Robert, 46 Botkins, Bill, 24, 99 Bourland, Cecil, 24, 99 Bourland, Gene, 71, 83, 99 Bowman, Joyce, 40, 75, 80, 81 Bowman, Keith, 40 Boyd, Delbert, 46 Bramel, Arthur Norman, 40 Bramel, Rex, 24, 54, 56, 99 Bremer, Diana Kathryn, 46, 68, 71, 75, 80 82 Bremer, Jane, 40, 67, 71, 80 Bremer, Mary Alice, 40, 68, 71. 73, 75, 80 Brown, Eleanor Anne, 24, 81, 99 Brown, Marilyn, 46, 74, 81 Brown. Orville, 24, 31, 99 Bullard, Virginia, 35, 74, 76, 78, 85 Bullington, Mary Jane, 35, 73, 76, 85 Buttol, Risieri, 24, 99 C Carriker, Eleanor Frances, 25, 74, 81, 99 Casey, Barbara, 46 Casey Darlene, 46 Cassidy, James, 35 Caulk, Marsha, 35, 71, 74, 78 Caulk, Shirley, 46, 75, 80 Chandler, Edna, 35, 74, 81 Chandler, Margaret, 35, 74, 79, 81 Chandler. Wanda, 35, 74 Chaplin, Alice Mabel, 46 Chappelear, Rex, 40, 53 Chowen, Gladys, 25, 26, 27, 28, 69, 71, 99 Chggds, Norma Lou, 25, 27, 71, 73, 74, 76, , 99 Clotfelter, James D., 46 Codemo, Matilda, 25, 27, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78, 99 Codemo, Robert, 46 Codemo, Walter, 35, 54 , Coderko, Dolores, 35, 82, 85 Coderko, Richard, 40 Cole, Helen Louise, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 66, 67, 71, 74, 81, 83, 99 51023 Jaded Cole, Martha, 35, 74, 78, 80, 81 Cole, Sara, 40, 80 Compton, Bollard, 47 Corbin, George, 46, 54 Corbin, Jim, 5, 25, 29, 57, 66, 67, 82, 99 Cox, J. B., 19 Cox, Mildred, 46 Cress. Jack, 46 Cress, James, 13 Cress, Warren, 25, 66, 99 Crihfield, Bob, 40, 54 Crihiield, Raymond, 34, 35, 76 Currie, Sonia, 47, 75, 80 D Dagon, Betty, 35, 68, 73, 74, 78, 81 Dammann. Eileen, 47 Darrah, Vivian, 35, 74, 79, 80 Davenport, Doris Leona, 35, 79 Davie, Colleen, 25, 74, 81, 99 Davis, Florence, 25, 79, 99 Davis, Mae, 36, 79 Dc Right, Jim. 26, 99 Donaldson, Delbert, 40 Dorf, Eugene, 47 Dorsey, Jane, 26, 66, 68, 71, 74, 76, 99 Dorsey, Jean, 26. 66, 68, 71, 74, 78, 82, 99 Douglas, Bob, 36, 54 Draoer, Donald, 40 Drabant, Stanley, 36 Droste, Bob, 45, 47, 54 Droste, John, 26, 66, 70, 99 E Early, Harry, 40 Earney, Nancy Ann, 47 Eddington, Virginia, 26, 74, 99 Guiney, Suzanne, 47 Guin, Bill, 41, 54 Gum, Robert, 36 H Hailstone, Eugene, 34, 36, 54, 56, 85 Hall, Delores, 41, 79, 80 Hamilton, Mary Ann, 41, 75, 79, 81, 82 Hammond, Carol, 47, 75 Hampton, Allen C., 48 Hankins, Samuel, 41 Hapner, Alta Faye, 41, 75 Hardaway, Betty, 36, 73, 74, 79 Harmer, Richard, 41 Harshbarger, Barbara Joyce, 48 Hartline, Mary, 26, 27, 28, 64, 65, 68, 71, 73, 74, 76, 79, 80, 83, 100 Harvey, Vada, 48 Hz-uck, Jobyna Helen, 48, 75 Haxton, Rosemary, 39, 41, 75, 80 Hayes, Earl, 48 Hayes, Jo Alice, 28, 74, 79, 100 Hayes, Jo Ann, 48, 75 Hayes, Roy, 41 Hayes, Ruth, 36, 74, 79 Hayes, Louise, 41, 75, 80, 81 Hayes, Violet Joann, 81 Helfer, Vera, 41 Hemken, Dwight. 48 Hemken, Kenneth Lee, 41 Edwards , Elizabeth, 16 Edwards, Mary Frances, 26, 27, 28, 66, 67, 71, 73, 74, 79, 82, 83, 99 Edswards, Charlotte, 26, 69, 71, 74, 78, 80, 2, 99 Edwards, Maurice, 26. 66, 67, 100 Elam, Herschel, 27, 66, 69, 100 Ex erett, Doris Ann, 45, 47, 80 F Faggetti, Mary Jeff, 40, 68, 75, 80, 81, 82 Faison, Bert, 36, 71, 73 Fearheiley, Joe, 18, 54, 58 Fearheiley, Mary Jane, 47, 68, 71, 75, 80 Feraris, Dorothy, 27, 74, 100 Fesser, Ivan Lee, 40 Finley, Robert, 27, 54, 55, 66, 100 Fishback. Jack, S4 Fogle, Mary Evelyn, 40, 75 Frame, Doris, 27, 74, 78, 100 Frkovich, Anthony, 27, 66, 69, 70, 83, 100 Fuller, June. 47, 75 Fuller, Ola Bernice. 41, 75. 80 Funderburk. Donald Ray, 27, 100 Funk, Harold, 27, 30, 33, 54. 56, 60. 62, 100 Furness, Janie, 27, 69, 74, 82, 85, 100 G Gates, Patricia, 47, 75, 80 Gifford, Charles, 47 Gilbert, Geneva, 27, 80, 81, 100 Gilliland, Martha, 47, 73, 75 Gilmour. David, 20 Ginos, George, 41 Girhard, George, 13, 19 Glass, Doris Evelyn, 47, 75, 80 Godown. Clinton, 41, 54 Good, Mary Evelyn, 41, 68, 71, 75, 76, 78, 79 Gorsage, Billie Jean, 47, 75, 80 Gorsage, Bob, 28, 33, 54, 57, 61, 62, 66, 100 Govaia, Lois Ann, 28, 100 Gracie. Mary Lou. 24, 28, 36, 66, 67, 70, 74, 76, 78, 80, 100 Graham, Jacquelyn. 28, 74, 78, 100 Grantham, Joan, 47 Grassel. Pat, 28, 74, 81, 100 Green, Betty Mae, 47, 69, 75 Green, Camilla, 36, 69, 78, 81 Green, Doris, 36 Green, Janett, 47, 75, 80 Griffin, Helen, 28, 69, 74, 80, 85, 100 Gualandi, Gino, 47 Henry, Eugene, 41, 73 Henson, Dale, 36 Herman, Mary Elise, 48, 75, 80 Herman, Pauline, 36, 74, 79, 80, 81 Hiatt, Gene, 75 Hicks, Shirley Faye, 41, 68, 71, 75 Hill, Barbara, 48, 75 1-Till. Kenneth Richard, 48 Hillman, June, 48, 75 Hitt, Mary, 48. 75 Hitt, Robert Miner, 36, 54, 55 Hlasten, Peggy, 48 H-orner, Ethel, 15, 23, 70, 74 Hostetler, Percy, 41 Huber, Shirlev Marie, 48, 75 Hughes, Ed, 20 Hults, Margaret, 28, 66, 69, 70, 74, 76, 100 Hunter, Marie, 41 I Isaacs, Earl Tommie, 41 T . Jagosh, J. Stephens, 48 Johnson, Evelyn, 36, 79 Johnso n, Judy, 29, 64, 66, 74, 79, 82, 100 Johggton, Mary Helen, 29, 74, 79, 80, 82, 1 Johnstone, William, 36, 54, 71, 85 Jones, Betty Joann, 42 Tones, Dorothy Ann, 48, 71, 74, 80 Jones, Dorothy Frances, 36, 78, 82 Jones, James, 48 Jones, Oliver D., 48 Joyce, Harry, 36 Turgena, Harold, 36. 65. 67 Ju rkan K Kaburick, Erma, 48, 75, 80 Karrick. Pearl Lavina, 48 Kelley, Jean Louise, 49. 68, 71, 75, 80 Kelley, Rodrick Lea, 42, 67, 73, 76, 82 Kelly, Carolyn, 36, 74, 78 Kepper, Vllilliam L., 36, 54, 57, 67, 70, 85 Kershaw, Donald, 42 Kessinger, Alice, 29, 81, 100 Kessinger, Jimmie W., 49 Kessinger, Madalin, 29, 81, 100 Kessinger, Mary, 29, 66, 68, 71, 74, 78, 79, 100 ' Vimbro. Mary Von, 49, 75 Kime, Samuel E., 36 King, Donald Lee, 42 rick, Mary, 16 Knag, Juanita, 29. 100 Vvwox. Marilyn, 36, 74, 78 Tloberly, Lucille, 29, 74, 79, 100 Krummel, Todd, 42 L La Russa, Don, 36, 54, 57 Laws, Harold, 42, 54, 75, 76 THE 1945 HILTOP almlex Laws, Jo Ann, 24, 25, 27, 29, 66, 71, 73, 74, 100 Lawson, Gloria, 49 Lehman, Caroline, 49, 75, 80 Lehman, Frankie, 42 Le May, Don, 42 Lemons, M. R., 14, 39 Lenich, Ludvik, 15, 29, 79, 100 Le-wey, Betty, 30, 100 Lewey, Joe, 49 Linton Linton Russell, 36, 73, 76 Lewey, , Robert, 49 , William, 49 List, Juanita, 49, 68, 71, 75, 80 Logsdon, Doris, 75 Lohr, Joel, 27, 30, 66, 70, 73, 76, 100 Long, Edward, 30, 31, 100 Longworth, Art, 30, 66, 100 Longworth, NVilma, 49, 75, 80 Luck, Charlotte Earl, 30, 66, 73, 100 T vnch, Charles, 49 Lynn, James, 42 M Macbeth, VVallaee, 27, 30, 54, 56, 66, 101 Mack, Guy Robert, 30, 101 Madge, George, 37 Madge, Helen Kathryn, 42, 75 Maftie, Darlene, 49, 75, 80 Mandernack, Henry Robert, 42, 52, 54 Manning, Dallas, 30, 60, 62, 101 Mannin Mar 14 E- Y, Markel, Marilyn Ann, 49, 68, 71, 73, 75, 80, 82 Martin, Ruth, 49, 73, 75 Massey, Della, 37, 74, 78, 80, 81 Matthews, Edward John, 42 Matthews, Jesse, 37 May, Alice Jane, 31. 66, 74, 101 McBroom, Shirley Mae, 37 McCall, Marinne, 14 McClean, David, 65 McCracken, Carter, 65 McCracken, Esther, 30, 101 McCulley, Robert Lee Roy, 42, 76 McCulley, Betty, 37, 79, 80 McWilliams, Mickey Mehochko, Mary An Mellman, Nancy, 37, Menghini, Elsie, 42, Mey, Drexel, 15 Meyer, Beverly, 42 M'ichelini, Irene, 42, Miehelini, Nora, 37, , 42 n, 42, 75, 79, 81 68, 71, 74, 76, 78 75, 81 75 74, 78, 79 Milanos, Betty Rose, 42. 73, 75, 80 Mizera, Marion Jean, 67, 73, 75, 80, 82 Mizera, Martha Ann, 31, 66, 71, 101 Mizera, Thomas, 49, Moody, Roger, 49 Mondin, Dorothy, 79, 80, 81 Morehead, Bettv, 37, Murdock, David, 37, N 54, 67 69, 74 70 Nardini, La Norris, 37, 79, 85 Neal, Opal, 31, 74, 78, 82, 101 Niesler, Juanita Fern, 49, 80 O Ondrey, Anna Marie, 75 Orland, Fred, 16 Orvis, Ralph, 31, 101 Orvis, Roy, 49 Osborn, Norman, 37 Osborn, Ruby Arleen, 37, 71, 74, 79, Ott, Nona Lee, 37, 74, 78 P Paddock, Bruce, 31, 54, 46, 66, 101 Paddock, William, 39, 54 Paden, Glenn, 37, 73 Paton, Sam, 20 Payne, Donald Eugene, 37 Pence, Bruce, 37 Phipps, James VV., 22, 23, 66, 81, 101 80 Piazza, Dorthy, 31, 73, 79, 101 Piazza, James, 49 Piazza, Mary, 75, 81 Pickerill, Evelyn, 75, 80 Piekerill, Judy, 65 Pickerill, Leonard, 49, 52 Pierce, Len Emerson, 54, 56 Pierson, Dorothy, 27, 28, 31, 67, 70, 73, 74, 76, 79, 83, 101 Pierson, Orville, 12, 13 Plos, Betsy, 43, 79, 80 Plunkett, Fayola, 43, 75, 80, 81 Poos, Robert, 50, 54 Porter, Helen, 31, 81, 101 Porter, William, 37 Potterf, Mona, 31. 74, 79, 101 Powell, Grace Esther, 45, 50, 75, 76 Powell, Norma, 32, 50, 74, 79. 101 Pulliam, Robert, 43, 53, 54, 55, 61, 62 Q Qualls, Maydeen, 37, 71, 73, 74, 76, 80 Quirk, Jacqueline Jean, 43, 75, 80 R Rainwater, Madalyn, 34, 37, 74, 78 Rappe, Bernard, 50 Ray, Delores Iona, 37 Redman, Anna Mae, 37, 78, 81 Redman, Elaine. 50 Reed, Agnes, 20 Reeves, Bernice, 32, 74, 78, 81, 101 Rehner, Donald Richard, 50 Reindle, Ralph, 50 Ricke, Willis, 50 Roberts, Mary, 74 Robertson, Johnny, 37 Robinson, Helen, 50, 75, 80 Rogers, Donald, 50, 73 Rogers, Elaine Helen, 37, 73 Rohal, Patricia Ann, 43, 75, 79, 81, 82 Rovina, Leno, 43, 54, 60 Rufus, Walter, 50 Russell, Dale Melvin, 43 S Saathoff, Norma Elaine, 50, 75 Sansone, Jean, 50, 68, 71 Sandford, George, 43 Savage, Billy, 37 Savage, Hope, 32, 74, 78, 81, 82, 101 Schindler, Anthony, 12, 13 Schindler, Helen Ann, 38, 67, 73, 74, 79, 80 Sears, Howard, 43, 54, 55, 57, 60 Sedlock, Andrew, 43 Sedlock, Mary Ann, 79, 81 Seine, Billy, 22, 23, 65, 101 Seybert, Bettly Jean, 50, 80 Seymour, Barbara Ann, 28, 38, 50, 67, 71, 74, 85 Seymour, Billy Mac, 50, 54, 73 Shoemaker, Jerome, 50 Shore, Mary Lou, 44, 71, 75 Slioyer, Russell, 50 Shryock, Betty Maxine, 50, 73, 75, 80 Simington, Letha, 50, 75 Simmons, Evelyn Doris, 38, 78, 81 Simmons, Thelma Jane, 32. 74, 78, 81, 101 Simpson, Gloria Lou, 32, 73, 79, 80, 101 Simms, Betty, 44, 73, 75 Sitton, Harold D., 38, 76, 85 ' , Gladys, 38, 82 Slifka Smith, Billy, 50 Snider, Janie, 50 Snider, June, 51 Snyder, Russell, 51 Spinner, Doris Marie, 44, 75, 81 Spinner, Edmund, 32, 71, 84, 101 Spinner. Harold, 32, 101 Spotti, Helen, 16 Stephenson, Rose Morcella, 51, 75, 80 Stolte, Elmer, 44 Stokes, Helen Ann, 51, 80 Stokes, Maynard, 44 Stroup, Dolores, 38, 69, 74, 78, 80 Sturgeon, Mary Lou, 24, 32, 68, 71, 74, 76, 80, 82, 101 Sturgeon, William Lee, 44 Suits, Mary Kathryn, 38, 73, 79, 80 Sydnor, Edgar, 44 T Tapornick, Margaret, 51 Taylor, Jean, 44, 68, 71, 75 Telfer, James, 33, 34, 38, 54, 55, 59, 67, 70, 76 Terneus, Vernon, 51 Tharp, Carl, 44 Tharp, Lorraine, 34, 38, 67, 73, 74, 82, 85 Thorp, Elizabeth, 39, 44, 68, 71, 73, 75, 82 Titsworth, Emma Ellen, 51, 75, 80, 82 Titsworth, Wilma, 20 Toberman, Noelan, 51 Tobermann, Bob, 34, 38, 73, 76, 85 Tobias, Eddie, 65 Todd, Harold, 51, 70, 73 Tomevi, Herman C., 32, 101 '1'raylor, Earl, 33, 54, 55, 57, 101 Traylor, Raymond, 33, 101 Truitt, Norma, 38, 73, 76, 82, 85 U Urbancek, Andrew, 18 V Vandever, Jody, 65 Veliz, Esperanza, 38, 79, 84, 85 Venturelli, Don, 38, 76, 79, 84 Venturelli, Frank, 38, 67, 79, 85 Venturelli, Rosalie, 51, 73, 75, 80 Vogel, Betty, 51, 75, 80 Vogel, Robert, 51, 54, 73 Voyles, Oliver William, 44 Voyles, Robert, 46. 51, 54 W VValters, Camilla, 28, 32, 69, 76, 80, 82, 85, 101 Vliallace, Betty Jane, 44, 68, 71, 73, 80 VVallace, Edward, 38, 70, 85 VVarden, Freida, 17, 38, 74, 78, 81 lVare, Edward, 33, 34, 38, 52, 54, 57. 60, 62, 67, 76, 85 XVashut, Betty, 38, 74, 79 XVeber, Jean Marie, 51, 75, 80 Wieekly, Maxine, 33, 66, 74, 80, 101 'ief-hert, Phyllis, 44, 75, 81 Whitten, Harry, 38 Vlfhitten, Myrtie, 14 Williams, Colleen Anita, 51, 75 XVilliams, Dorothy, 27, 33, 71, 74, 76, 83, 101 VVilson, Jeanine, 51 VVilso'n, Mae Veda, 51, 75 VVilson, Mary Lee, 44, 80 VVilson, Willis, 44 Vlfingler, Eddie, 65 A VVingler, Peggy Fellis, 14, 62, 74 VVinkler, Robert Lee, 38 VVisdom, David, 51 lVolf, Richard, 38 XVolf, Shirley, 24, 26, 28, 33, 71, 74, 76, lOl XVoodruff, Shirley Jean, 38, 74, 78, 81 VVoolard, Margaret, 33, 69, 78, 101 Vlfonnell, Stanley, 44, 52, 56 XVright, Bill Darwin, 27, 33, 73, 82, 101 Y Yotiie, Evelyn, 51, 69, 75 Young, Burnetta Grace, 51, 75 Young, Glen Alice, 33, 71, 74, 75, 76, 80, 101 Young, Harold, 38 Z Zeller, Betty, 22, 23, 66, 69, 74, 81, 101 f103J Autographs THT 1945 HILYQP xx 4 f104iI
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