Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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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

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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

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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