Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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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.

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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.

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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