Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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' ' -.wr M THE HIl.TOP I946 I A . l..y I-yn, LL UQ ' 1. 21 Il III nl TQ.- Jn., THE HILTUP l946 1 Q?'liva7ax v g f m'N 1 I' ff- .XM 'gre vi: s' L N ,A fi- .-fi' ,,.- 4- f i jf CDREWQRD 5 t ays of tlgtw begun to spread over a wor emerglrgg rom a tte o turmoil e the Httoo tat o lsw your 1946 yearbook I IS ou o oeslre tat urmg your ot f remlmscemce you may fund wlttwm true eov ers of your 1946 Hlltoo ttwose oersofwalty treasured scenes evefmts and actueve ments that you Ctwerlftweet m your twlgti setwoot days A ther 'f '- ftd JF sa F a ',W,' 'I SF, Utmt . 1' rtwoe and ', 2 , tw et ' - tw, lf, of DEDICATED TO MR FRED MCDAVID Teacher tnend and Counselor who through has pleasing personalrty gennal nature and never taullng Interest an the advancement of every phase ot lute at our alrna mater has endeared nurnself to our students Benoid a beauty unsurpassed As through these portals Your toot steps pass 1 ,J Vxfnere silence reigns Great thoughts are gained, + 'w DMINISTIQATICDN LASSES CTIVITIES Tl-ILETICS DVERTISEMENTS fwyvbbfww In wmter dress our Campus becomes a work of art Beauty persomfued' 2- . 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Q v 011,41 . 4,, y , 154: 1 W W, ,A mwxfw--A ,-,Q , Fre lVlcDav1d 'IO The 1946 hiltop Anthony Schindler Nlax Wilson Charles Attebery ames Cress OUR GUIDES The gu1dmg mfluence of I-hllsboro Commumty Hxgh School IS the Board of Educatnon Its members form the foundatlon of our school The attract1veness the hrgh standards of ed ucatxon and the commumty mterests are largely dependent on these untxrmg men It IS easy to forget these qu1et capable men but wnth one look alound school you are made aware of the1r generous servlces It IS obvlous that th1s group 15 constxtuted of the most publ1c splrlted and energetlc mdlvlduals of the commumty Thls IS the flrst year for Mr H1lt and Mr Wllson to serve as board members but the remammg three are old veterans at th1s yob Mr lVlcDav1d our prmclpal also works untlrmgly wxth these five men dxscussmg problems and gnvmg advlce Because the Board of Educat1on IS loyal and generous wlth 1ts SCYVICBS the Hlllsboro Com mumty I-hgh School IS a school of wh1ch we can be justly proud ames H1 t 1, 5. . '1 . ' .R N Q , ' , . , . 7 ' ' 5 , . , . the 1946 hnltop FRED MCDAVID PP I NCI PAL Upon returning to our classes at H C H S last autumn we beheld a new man belnncl the prlnclpals cleslc Heartllv we welcomed Mr lVlcDav1Cl as our new prlnclpal HIS efHc1ent and practlcal 1deas and lns pleasln personalltx soon won our lngllest respect and 3.ClITl1l'3I1Ol1 He has proven to be a true frlend to all of u DEAN GC XVOMFN DEAN QF MEN A close frlend to all IS Mlss Whlttexw The leader w1tl1 lnfalhble 1Cleas ancl un dean of women We are fortunate to hue dertalc1ngs1s Mr Adams dean of men Ever a wom1n of her callbre as our adv1sor 1dle'? No quxte the contrarv Myrtle Whltten L R Adams xo A ' Ns. N . I . X . ' 4 , ' L 1 . . . . , . . . . U . y . . . . C7 , S. K . r , v l ' A, . v . . L ' . , . ' g . . , ! . the 1946 hultop Enghsh 15 taught to the students of H C H S by four very able women who know the Kmgs Enghsh MISS Beckemeyer cheers the freshmen as they stuggle through En1oy1ng Eng hsh and learn how to choose a good book Her patxence and cheerfulness rs remem bered long after classes are over Mlss McCutcheon carrles on from where MISS B left off Here the sopho mores try to master more language If they try as hard as Mlss Mc tr1es to teach we ll have a class that can t be beat Welcolne back Mrs Neylon' Now the IUHIOYS get exposed to Amerxcan Ilt and more correct Engllsh and the SCYIIOYQ speech These courses teach us our Amerx can herltage through the works of Amerlcan wrlters seasoned wlth the humor and fine apprec1at1on of our rnstructor of Chaucer Shakespeare and a score of others who have attrlbuted to the worlds culture Someumes thns rs hard to absorb Mxss Beckemeyer B M MISS McCutcheon B S but Mrs vvmgler S unfallmg humor alwavs Mrs Neylon BA MA Mrs Wnngler hghtens the task In our scrence department this year we have Mr Ewald Mr Tuthlll and Mr Cox After servxng three years 1n Uucle Sam s navy Mr Ewald IS back at h1s for mer lob teachmg the charms of blology and also actxng as our assrstant coach H15 students understand bugology qu1te well However they ask Why dld they mvent such chokmg names as parameclum menathelmmths etc 9 Mr Ewald BS Mr Tuthxll BEd MA Mr Cox BS Mrs McCall AB AM . . . 66 ' 7 ' 77 '33 U D l ' ' 79 .A 'x ' A . . . - s 7 7 , . . 7 . 7 . L, Mrs. Wingler brings us into the world If 7 7 4. . , . . ' I A l 7 , . . , . . . , .. . , . ., . . . - . , . , . , , I . . - . 7 L ' . 4, . . . ' 7 7 7 7 . , . . . - , . ., . . . , . . . , . ., . 'IQ the 1946 hlltop Isn t Fred Allen teachmg m our school? It sure sounded lrke hlm when I passed the physics room No thats Mr Tuthrll our new physlcs teacher It seems as 1f our newcomer IS rn formed on just about everything H15 young physlclsts begln to wonder when he explalns our world of theorles, laws, and almost everythlng else Mr Tuthlll IS also our C P Corridor Pollceman The man who decldes the fate of our babv sclentlsts 15 Mr Cox Thls IS the drlest chemrs try class I ever had I rhmk everyone of you go out and get a dr1nk between lab perrods You lust can t deal so lwhtly wlth such a drgnlfled course says Mr Cox We the culprlts do admlt that Mr Cox certamly has a reserve of patlence to llsten to our chem lab concert and to dlrect our band Mrs McCall seemed to jump out of the frvlng pan 1nto the fire After taking care of her chlldren during cases of scarlet fever, she became rll w1th pneumonla After the flrst of the year however she was back teachmg M 86 M hlstory and three Spanlsh classes We were extremely glad to have her back wlth us History and CIVICS are never dull subyects, IS the umversal motto of Mlss Horner s stud ents for a days dlscusslon may range from President Truman to bath tubs If your mlnd 1S past concentratlon there IS a beaut1ful vxew from the hlstory class wlndows Mlss Horners pet peeve IS gumchewers whom she compares to cows chewing thelr cuds so, Please splt out your gum before comlng to class Ever get tlred and run down? Well, just get 1n one of Mrs Hrlbernlk s classes you ll come out of It She teaches us to trckle the typewrlter keys chase figures up and down columns of dollars and cents, th1s IS where she senses you sense about cents and all the tricks of the sec retarlal world 1te capable and llkeable, we have found thls new faculty member Mlss Edwards who has charge of the shorthand typing, and transcrrptron classes, has turned many of us rattlebralns lnto material for the future buslness world Her capabllltres are evldent from the fact that she has just obtamed her master s degree from Columbxa Umversmty She encourages the happy llttle chxldren to thelr maximum efflclency by her careful mstruc tlons and clever w1t1c1sms The small petlte teacher vou see teaching the girls the 1ntr1cac1es of a sewmg machme 15 Mass Attebery, one of the most energet1c teachers on the campus I-Ier servlces are always rn demand at the prom and Farm Bureau dlnners because past experlences have proven that she can manage these affalrs very efhcrently MISS Attebery also advises the Home Economlc Club after school as well as donatmg her servlces as cafeterla cashxer durlng the lunch hour M155 Horner, AB., B.M. Mrs. Hribernik, B.Ed. Miss Edwards, B.A., M.A. Miss Attebery, B.S Miss Morganstern BS Mr Fearheiley AB Mr Mey BS Mr Orland BS The V946 hiltop The floor is too bumpy! is the com- mon complaint emanating from the girls' gym class as Miss Morganstern puts the girls through exercises to limber up those stiff muscles. Miss M. comes to us with a P. E. major from U. of I. to teach in com- pliance with the state law. Two nights a week she sponsors G. A. A. That bouncing and banging noise on gmates in the new gym where Mr Fear heiley is building those he men in the boys gym classes Due to the growth of these classes the athletic department demands all his time Weather permitting the boys work off excess energy in spirited games of football and baseball on the campus Mr Mey is the man who teaches the boys to drive nails but not fingernails udging from the products of the shop Mr Mev s boys certainlv develop skill in wood work and mechanical drawing Lively times are had in this department and much fine work is turned out Mr Orland IHSIYUCIS the farmers of to morrow Why does a cow chew her cud and students chew gum? ust ask Mr Or land our ag teacher I dont believe there is anything I would rather do says Mr Orland than to teach a group of boys about agriculture His hobby IS farm ing can you imagine that? When vou hear a voice saying How did you ever get vour x s and y s 1n such a mess? it is from room seven where Miss Whitten IS trying to get some of the brains of the class function mg Each day she expounds facts and formulas to her freshmen and advanced algebra classes L i Miss Whitten A B A M Mr Adams M S Miss Bennett B Ed Miss Birzele Y . . . . - . . , 7 7 - . a , s - I - . 4 , , . . ' y - ' ' .T . I . , B 5 I v ' - , . . . i , . . - I v . , . . . , . . ' g, , '. l ' i - as CC , ' 7 . . ,, . . - . 9 . . l ' ' CC ' 7 5 ' 7, ' A ' 5 ' 'a Q 43 . v ,, a . - as f' 9 ' f f All l , . .y . n 1 , I I I , . 1 I . the 1946 hlltop College entrance algebra was a new subject added to her currrculum th1s year And as they were talcmg away the steps that Hallowe en mght begms Mr Adams 1n tell mg a story of hls boyhood days Not only does he enliven the day with some humorous story but he teaches a lot of mathematncs to has plane and solld geometry and trrgonometry classes At other tlmes he can be found ln room six attendlng to h1s dutles as asslstant principal If I couldn t laugh and see the br1ght s1de I dont see how I could llve says MISS Ben nett our llbrarlan and Hrltop Advlsor To b harrled so by her famlly of thlrty Hlltoppers and the messer uppers ln the llbrary requlres patlence and everything else When occaslons arlse MISS Bennett always finds a way she has surely found the rlght way wlth all of us too Tmgallnga lmg' The telephone sounds through the halls of H C H S only to be strlled ln the mlddle of 1ts cry by the qulclcness of MISS Brrzele our secretary Everyone agrees that she IS an O K Joe sending out and malcrng the speclal bulletlns to the classes answer 1ng the telephone and dolng work for Mr lVlcDav1d our prlncrpal These are only a few of the many dutles of Our School Secretary Crash' Bang' Here they come' It IS noon at H C H S' Two llnes of hungry students descend upon the cafeterla But M148 Reed and her asslstants are always ready wlth well cooked wholesome food to satlsfy the wants of all Then hearty laughter and much conversa t1on permeates the dlnlng room punctuated by the cllnkmg of glasses and dropping of s1lver ware After lunch many stop for a refreshlng bottle of Hlltop pop When all are gone Miss Agnes has the dlshes to do and the lutchen to clean preparatory to another noon hour Sweep sweep sweep that lS what our tlreless lanltors do Let s put another sweep 1n be cause It seems that Mr Paton Mr Gllmore and Mr Hughes have to be contlnually cleamng up a lltter of paper dlrt etc Well 1n general cleanmg up our mess Everyone around school knows these three mdlspensable workers as true loyal frlends The famlllar sound about 8 30 a m IS Where s Sammy? 1 forgot mv locker lcey As you enter the gates you find your self gazlng on the lovellest campus ln the state Thrs IS n part due to Mr Hughes efforts He IS our grass barber The new gym IS under hls care also A slow hand s a sure one and wrthout Mr Hughes we would mlss a loyal frlend Mr Gllmore helps malnly ln the mam buxldmg Small rn body but only ln body IS Mr G1lmore A better lanltor 15 hard to find The man whom we call Sammy who IS he? Mr Paton does about everytlwng a janltor could be asked to do and more too S m has charge of all janitor work around H C H S and that IS saymg a lot If all Scotchmen are like Mr Paton we say Scotchmen are O K A frlend rn need lS a frrend lndeed and wrth us our yanltors take the lead Miss Reed Mr Paton Mr Gllmore Mr Hughes 6 It s a wonder our shock of corn dlclnt start a httle ptterbuggln amldst such frohc and mer nment as our Hallowe en party prlcluced Who s the charmmg couple Ill the foreground? I6 T O4 to Confuclus say A good plcture lS worth 21 thousand words 1n Wfltlhg Boy7V we certamlv agree w1th h1m when lf s a plcture of the gxrls gym classes Hmmm, we caught you at 1t, d1dn't we? Don't you know, Mr Tuthlll, that ICC cream Wlll make you fat? You don't want to get that way, do you? he1:5 h from THE H I l.TOP I946 e V946 hnltop Llttle 1n stature but not so 1n mmd IS Mxss Horner our semor aclvlser Ir IS she who glves the Hmshmg touches to the pro clucts of four years of H C H S efforts Her affectlonate mterests and her mag netlc personahty rate MISS Horner ace hrgh 1n the mrncls of everybody Frequently you hear her say I aclmlre fine young laclles and gentlemen and I enyoy worlcmg wlth seniors Is that a compl1ment sen1ors9 As advlser Mass Horner has a large taslc guxcllng the sen1ors through the1r last year of hrgh school rn adclmon to teachmg h1s tory and c1v1cs She has charge of the car nrval coronatlon the Sr r banquet ancl dance and ofcourse the senlors clrgnrhed exit from clear olcl H C H S She hlces to cllscuss current world toplcs ancl to travel Her amb1t1on 15 to wrxte a hxstory book of World War II To know MISS Horner IS to know a flne person who IS not easlly forgotten Benny Gene Gene was one of H C H S eleven We ll bet he s Carolyn s glft from heaven Venturelh Don Don 1S just the man He ll do everythmg as well as he possibly can Harclaway Betty Talking ancl laughmg Thats Moe Henson Dale Mechanrsm s hrs greatest mterest Some day twill be his business Applegate Clara Mae Clara 'Vlae IS never sad But always makes everyone glad Applegate Earl I hlce the country very much It s good to hear and smell and touch Attebery Barbara It s easy to be a twm For 1f one loses the other will mn Attebery Catherme Catherme ns Barbara s twm Together they always wm Ba1ley Eloyxous A qu1et and charmmg way has she A merry maxden you can readxly see Barry Henry Henry 1S of football s1ze And he surely can phllosophlze Bateman Allen Allen so jolly and bnghr Always does thmgs rn a way that s rlght Betoche Don An all around sport appy go lucky sor The 1945 hultop IQ e 1946 hiltop 1 Blum, Milton Milton hasn't much to say, But he's with us every day. Blurton oan oan is a blonde Of her everyone is fond Bondurant Rosemary There s Rosemary That s for remembrance Boone Bob Bob IS a quiet lad But even he is sometimes bad Brandlsh Dorothy So gentle and kind She s a rare find Bullard Virginia In activities she is foremost But you never hear her boast Bullington Mary ane anie has a way all her own Around school she is well known Cassidy ames Lute a chemist I would say In our class he always got A Caulk, Marsha Much mirth and no madness, All good and no badness . Chandler Edna Edna is quiet and rather reserved But from her purposes never severed Chandler Margaret Here s to a jolly lass A popular member of the Senior Class Coderko Dolores A quiet VOICC a frlendly smnle A person genunnely worthwhlle Cole Martha She who mmgles humor wnth her life Has found a cushlon for a world of strlfe Coleman Robert Robert IS fall and w1th a pun Has a good word for everyone Crlhfleld Raymond Ray 15 1 lulceable youth uxte dashmg and handsome to tell the truth Dagon Betty A lolly lassxe chuck full of fun Shes very mce to everyone Q The 1946 hiltop T Y X the 1946 hiltop Darrah V1v1an V1v1an IS a pleasant lass Who always does her best m class Davenport Doris She s bound to succeed thus prxm young ass Who seldom sits and talks lh class Davis Mae There be qulet women Those who llsten well Denton Darlene When thmgs are dull a sunbeam slips Into each corner of her llps DeR1ght Angelo Hrs name IS DeR1ght Ancl we ve found hxm all rlght Douglas, Bob This IS that tall Semor of dlgnlflecl mem As a football player he was surely keen Drabant Stanley Lover of fun doer of such Yet all ln all he accompllshes much Ecldington, oann I don t know oann very well But what I do--Boy!-she s swe . Q1 Eddlngton Bob Still waters run deep C15 Sald by men So who can tell where hxs future w1ll end Falson Bert We re proud of Bert s good work He hkes to help and wrll not shark Galer Phlllp From Wausau he halls In whatever he does he never falls Green Camllla Camllla 15 very WISE and prudent Green Dons Dorls has the characterlstlc Of benng very optxmxstxc Hallstone Gene Many people to hlm are lured When th1s boy s volce IS heard Hayes Ruth Natural and unaffected are her ways Thats her Ruth Hayes ohnson Evelyn An unassummg person she But just as kmcl as kind can , lk ' Y, Y ' ' 5 7 7 1 7 7 7 , . . , Y And a good Commerclal student. , 7 . , . . 3 Y . , . ,l , ' 7 ' X ' he. the 1946 hiltop Z ohnstone B111 He s hxgh mmclecl Sxx feet up' ones Dorothy Dottie goes happlly on her way Wxth a personallty that wlll pay urgena Harold Harold lsn t very tall But just the same he s a frlend to a Kelly Carolyn Wlth mallce toward none Wlth charnty toward all Kepper B111 As a class student he s all there And how the gxrls envy hxs wavy hair Klme Sam Let me l1e abed and rest Ten thousand t1mes Ive done my best And all s to do agam Knox Marllyn Marllyn IS a pretty name And havmg fun 15 her llfe s a1m LaRussa Don Salom plays on the football team He has pep plus lots of steam I , ' , . . Q , f? 3 ' 1 , SL '39 ' 1 , ' 7 Q ' a ' 11. ey 5 ' ' 37 F , . Y 3 7 .L L ' , - a , . 7 . 7 AL 77 9 l IZ ' of Z Lewey Russell He 15 one who wnll be famous some day Working so hard wlll surely repay McCulley Betty I say lf IS as great to be a woman As lf IS to be a man Massey Della Great modesty often hldes great mer1t Mellman Nancy Nance has a dxsposmon sunny Always craclcmg jokes and actmg funny MlChCllnl Nora Nora IS very sweet And one you ll all want to meet Murdock Davld He s qulet and cheerful too Better v1rtues are had by few Nard1n1 La Norrxs A real pal wxth a lnkeable gnn He ll stand by you lose or w1n Osborn Norman Always bubblmg over wxth joy Is thls jolly country boy 7 . 7 44 ' ' - - va 7 7 cs as - f - 7 9 1 7 , . 1 a 7 9 s . 7 7 the V346 hiltop Osborn, Ruby 'LRuhy has a lcinclly way But she seldom has much to say. Qtt Nona Lee Slim and sweet Hard to beat Paden Glenn He is a pleasant sort of guy You coulcln t hate him if you d try Parnell ean She cloes everything well This girl called ean Parnell Payne Donald Donald is the one who will he fair He tries to treat you square Pence Bruce ust a hoy with a manly wit Ancl a smile that makes a hir Qualls Maydean Full of fun and oh so gay She has pep the live long day Rainwater Madalyn She s a girl blessed with brains With her lessons she takes pains. Ray, Delores A quxet mlss wlth lnttle to s Pleasant to know from clay to clay Redman, Anna Mae Wlrh wavy haxr and lots of pep Shes one nlce gnrl you can bet Robertson ohnny He s a m1sch1evous lacl Who always seems to be g a Rogers Elame A sunny Cllsposxtlon And a charmmg smlle Savage Bxlly Blll just grms and goes along Hns hfe seems to be one happy song Schmcller Helen Ann Nan ns an mdustrlous youth A peach of a glrl and that s the trut Schnelclewmcl Carl Sorta bashful lcmda s Not at all a bacl guy Secllock Anclrew Through the pages ever turmng He IS on h1s quest for leammg 96 the 1946 hlltop , l l l , 4.... ay, 7? 7 ' ' , , , , J SS l ' ' , Y! I d. 3 7 7 7 Y ' ' h. 7 64 7 7 ' , hy, ,, 3 7 The l946 hultop beymour Barbara A Singing VOICC sweet 35 3 blfd SOl'1'1Cd3y ln Oper?-I she he l'lC3I'Cl SIITIITIOIIS Dons She xs happy at work or play The way to be from day to day Sutton Harold Wherever hrs footsteps went He was the lcmg of merrrment Gladys IS qulet but lots of fun So ready when worlc s to be done Stroup Dolores A lover of music and a tune ust as sweet as a day IH une Sults Nlary Kathryn Ar tallclng she IS quxte adept For she always has lots of pep Telfer m Wit and mtelllgence comblned Make jxm learned and refined Thacker Donna In her we found a pleasing blend Of 3 good Studeflf and 3 good fI'lCUd - E 7 7 y a 5 7 Sliflca, Gladys ' ' , Q 3 I 7 7 . . . 7 , li 9 , Thorp Lorralne Small and fiery and full of fun Plano playmg by her 15 done Tobermann Bob If each one worked as hard as he A HICC place this world would be Truxtt Norma Lovely to look at grand to know In fact shes the whole show Vellz Esperanza Frlendly efhclent wltty too Esperanza wlll always be true blue VEDtUfClll F rank In hfe he finds lots of fun If there s work he gets If done Wallace Ed Talk from htm runs llke a stream And never somber does he seem Warden Frexda A little bashful a llttle shy Wxth a twmkle xn her eye Ware Ed Oh the wonderful Basketball Shooter On long shots he needs no tutor the 1946 hnltop ...Q the 1946 hiltop 3,4 at Eddie lives to eat Washut Betty Betty is tall in stature and large in heart And good in anything in which she takes a part Winkler Bob The many naughty things Ive done I cheer fully forget But oh a few I didnt do I think of with regret Wolf Dick With music strong I come Woodruff Shirley Such a nice smile and always so cheery She brightens each day however dreary Gum Bob Bob always wanted to know his fate Would he Hunk or graduate? Eddie Ware Not eats to live 6 the 1946 hiltop STAINLH VVOMNHL, Presxdent BILL PADDOCK Vxce preszdenr MARY LH WILSON .Secretary treasurer EIIIABI TH THORP .Student Counczl We have ID our umor aclvlsor Mrs Allce Neylon, not just a teacher but a frlencl and a champlon of any plan that creates school splrlt Gomg about her worlc IH a qu1et ancl competent manner, she IS kept busv by her bonsterous junlor Englxsh and senior speech classes BCSldES her teach lng responslbllltles, she has sponsored the sale of T B bangles and lI'lSp1I'CCl her hrst hour English class to sell over three hun clrecl dollars worth of magazme subscrlp tlons For these thmgs we g1V6 her our smcere vote of thanks Mrs Allce B Neylon No erasmg Dellaertlll Hmmm' Loolclng for someth1ng'7 30 the IQ46 hnltop Abernathy Frank Alvarez Charles Andrrghettr Mary Blankenshrp Edrth Boharcl Charlotte Bost une Bowman oyce Bowman Kerth Bramel Norman Bremer ane Bremer Mary Alrce Chappelear Rex Codemo Walter Coclerko Rrchard Cole, Sara Cnhheld, Bob Donaldson, Delbert X 7 l 7 . ., . , . I Y Boone, Jean , J , J , . 7 , J 7 . 7 7 , . Draper, Donald Fesser, Ivan Fogle, Mary Evelyn Folkers Dwight Fuller Bernice Gmos George Godown Clmton Good Mary Evelyn Gum B111 Hall Delores ane I-Iam1lron Mary Ann I-Iapner Alta Faye Harmer Rrcharcl I-Iaxron Rosemary Ha es Roy Helfer Vera Hemlcen Kenneth The l946 hiltop 9 9 ' l 9 9 9 9 , J 9 9 9 9 Hayes, Louise Y , I 5 5 9 9 I the V946 hiltop Henry, Eugene Hicks Shirley I-Iosrerler Percy oyce Harry urkanin Edward Kelley Rod Krng Donald Krummel Todd Laws I-Iarold Lehman Frankre Lynn ames McCulley Bob Madge Helen Matthews ohnny Mehochlco Mary Ann Menghml Elsie Meyer Beverly J , J , , J McWilliams, Michael r J Mlchelml Irene MlSSlm0fC Cecll Mxzera ack Nhzera Marlon MODd1H Dorothy Moroney Ida Nnehaus Ralph Onclrey Anna Marle Pesko Edmund P1clcer1ll Evelyn Plos Betty Plunkett Fayolla Pullxam Bob ulrk acquelme Rohal Pat Rovma Leno Saathoff Mary Ann me 1946 hrlfop 1 9 ,J s 1 9 1 7 a 7 s s a QUJ ' 9 9 I , i 1 the V946 hiltop BOTTOM ROW Voyles B111 Thats the long and the Wallace Bett Wrlson Wlll Y Fesser and MlChCllH1 Sanford, George Sears, Howard Secllock, Mary Ann Shore, Mary Lu Sims, Betty Spinner, Doris Stolte Flmer Sturgeon Brll Syclner Edgar Taylor eau Tharp Carl Upchurch Brlhe , A. 7 7 7 l 7 3 l , 7 short of itll 7 ' , ' is we 1946 hultop TOM MIZILRA Preszdenf 41' BIARNH IA YOUINC, Vzce preszdenz MARILYN MARKILL 5ecrerary neasurer EMMA TITSWORTH, Student Counczl -......,, Thls year we hall a newcomer MISS Mccutcheon from the UnlVEfS1fV of Illl noxs She IS a verv fine Engllsh II and Latln teacher She has taken her place 111 'Mp' the school routme exceeclmgly well ancl IS very well lllced As you go by her door your can hear, Now class, Im beglnnmg to get very angry' Beware classmates' She IS out to learn you Excuse me, MISS Mccutcheon, teach YOU Some shlndlgm' Dlzzy again eh? 9 -'Q , . ..,. , - ' ' . 1 1 - ., , V -,. ' . 'X . 4 J, 4 'IQ '. , - . .- 41 Y . ' . . . +A 0 1 ' .,,' . . . JH- ' h - - ,xl . , I U . -A . ' 1 ,' A. ' , .. .aff A C6 3 ' ' 57 LC ' D 77 A.. . , ' xx . -K, , . the 1946 hnltop 's ffx '53 Alvarez Rlcharcl Anderson Louella Baker Paul Bancly Darlene Barham Dorxs Beeler Wllllam Bellaver Norman Boblett Ronald Boston Robert Bourland Bernard Boyd Delbert Brown Marllyn Casey Barbara Caulk Slurley Clorfelter ames Codemo Bob Corbln George Cox M1ldred Cress ack Currie Soma Dammann Exleen Davenport Betty Dorf Eugene 1 . 7 7 7-'D' 7 EX , 7 , a I 7 I s Q 7 ,fi 4' ' B f. 7 7 7 1 -ij. . ii Bremer, D1ana we 7 7 7 , J 7 7 , , - , I B , X , . , . 0 ' , ' , K, X 7 Qs. K 7 Evertt Doris Ann Fath B111 Fearhexley ane Frlcovxch Fuller une Glllxlancl Martha Glass Dons Gorsage Bnllle Grantham oan Green Betty Green anett Gualandx Gmo Hammond Carol Hampton Allen Harvey Veda Hayes Earl Hayes oann Hemlcln Dwight H111 Barbara H111 Rxcharcl Hillman une I-Im Mary Hlastan Peggy Huber Slurley me 1946 hiltop 1 Anand'- .,J ',Joe ,J M , Q Q 7 A + . -Q 1 H ,l ,J - 4 , a , Q , ef' fl . . 4 093 4, kfggf '. K ll... H 5. . ,J -, 3 ,, Q' 7 1 1- l the V946 hiltop -11 K .1 Hunter Mane Isaacs Tommie Jagosh Stephen ones Dorothy Ann ones ames ones Ollver Kaburnclc Erma Karrlclc Pearl Kelley can Kessmger ames Klmbro Mary Von Lawson Glorla Lehman Carolme Lewey oe Lmton Wxllxam Logsdon Dons Longworth W1lma o Lynch Charles Maflie Darlene Martm Ruth Mmnhrmer Delbert Moody Roger Ne1sler uamta Orvls Roy Pxazza ames Pxckerxll Leonard Poos Bob Powell Grace Rappe Bernard Redman Elame Relmer Donald Rlelce W1ll1S Robxnson Helen Rogers Donald Rufus Walter Rumble Martln Saathoff Elaxne Sansone ean Seybert Betty Seymour B111 Shoemaker erome Shroyer Russell Shryock Betty Slmmons ewell the 1946 hnlfop ff Mr Y I ,, . ,J , f . . , .. - Q xx we a 1 T ' 19 ' .f ' ' ,ye r, Ax 5 R 4 , ,J ,F In 9 , 1 ' A V 1 '-- ,fn ,J 9 2 . ,J the 1946 bitlop Smith Bill Snider ane nider une Snyder, Russell Spraclclen Eugene Stephenson Marcella Stokes Helen Ann Stokes Maynird T1rran Dennis rneus Vernon Toberman Noelan Todd Harold Toperniclc Margaret Vogel Betty Vogel Bob Voyles Bob Weber Jean Marie White Irma Williams Colleen Wilson eanme Wisdom D3V1d Yoffie Evelyn Young Burnetta 7 7 J S , j 7 7 7 , . K , I Te , 7 7 t 7 Venturelli, Rosalie 7 7 7 7 7 7 , J A 7 7 7 The Freshman Class Advisor is Miss Beckemeyer She is always ready to help the newcomers find themselves during the first days of their H C H S life and is always on hand to help with everyday troubles Upon her falls the duty of collecting the money for class clues and for any parties the class may have. If in trouble Freshman find Miss Beclcemeyer and she ll advise ye. I ' 9 f ri -- A . 514 ,- N it I . 'Qi' Y - . .. 'Ka .. , , 'K .4 ' , . V i ,. gg - ' v A 1515 I' 41. ' V 7' I ..- N a- .A ia l ' i...J 2- . , S ,,., J .V LEROY Orr President OAN ATHEY Vice Preszdent EDWARD THOMAS Secretary Treasurer CAROLIINI- WHITE Student Council Cold, isn't 't? Caroline White Portals to fair play T L' A , The 1946 hnItoD , -3 - ' y J - . - , J it I Yi .- l A I p - - . I , . ' 1 I ' t' 'gr I ., if 59 If O - I 'iv at Q 1 49 The 1946 hitlop Beal Helen Beeler William Bledsaw Mary Be e Boblett Donalcl Boeliler William Banovlc oe Banovic Paul Bourlancl Norman Brown Lauretta Casey ohn Chandler Paul Chaplin Mary Louise Chaudoin George Christy Juanita Colvin Bruce Cranfill Paul Davis Robert , ll . , J Bullard, Shirley , J Dugger Gertrude Downs john Allen Durbin Lillie Edwards Leroy Elam Burnell Elam Martha Elliott Richard Finley Doris Fleming Margaret Fleming Robert Fugate Louis Furness Merle Godown Doris Goltermann Mildred Graham Dolores Gum Mary Alice Hailstone im the V346 hilrop 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 , . Furness, Keith 7 7 9 7 7 , J' the 1946 hultop I? gf Harsbbarger Barbara Hawlev Elizabeth Hayes Peggx Hemkm Delores Hltt Benme I-Im Mnlclrecl Homa obnm Hostetler B1llx Jagosb Theresa ones Marvnn oyce Nadme ovce Paulme KQISCF Loretta Krllpamck Krummel Magel Laws, ean Lewey, Robert Lrpe, Lorrame Luck, Mary Anna McBroom, james McCoy, Geraldine Mayfield, Marilyn Mizera Connie Onclrey Lillian Osborn Lane Payne Ethel Mae Pease Robert Plunkett Valeria Rainey Paul Reclclick Nanette Rhoacls Bill Root ames Rumble Mary Alice Settle ean Sewarcl Maxine Simmons Charles the 1946 lwiltop fx! 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ,J 7 f ' ' ' . ' J -9' , w s i X the 1946 hiltop 33 i, Smith, Bob Sturgeon, Dick Thacker, Albert Toberman Max ne Topernlck V1r 1n1a Urbansuk Vlfglnla Walters Emcl Walz Donald Wlll13mS Norma Wonnell Glynn Young Betty Zeller Eclwarcl Oops Wrong Door' Albert Thacker , L ' g 1 S 1 1 . , , 1 K ,L 1 K . 1 . , 1 on . 1 1 1 S - tu a1i?,3,. ,age - wi' 7 Q.: the Wolf PML Q Chop Chop Chop The Struttmg Majorettes Godown N Bourlind Andrlghettl Hxcks ualli Weber Mirkel Bl k I XX fmt mort egs you have md in emup He 10010 mduimous qnyv, U Xve ve seen the same look around school Feeser Plald Shlrt Day it H C H S V Bullard Bullmgton Schmdler L Tharp Suits Woodruff Mellmon Our Semor umor Party Hardaway D ones 48 , I e ' YY ' ' . , , , , .. Q V - 1 . , . K . ,Q . gl I 5 mf K K L Ware W. . 1 V Y, ' it . . f . ' , ' Y -, K - ', , - 4 -J A , , . THE HILTUP I946 Tm horns whlstles duck calls Spnlce ones equals H C H S Puppet Show Musical talent local quxps equals an evening of fun WINS TRI' L SI-IOXW Grab your sultcase honey and lets board the Chatta nooga Choo Choo Why theres Memphis une and Louisville Lou and would you look at those porters' Looks l1ke 1 gran lamboree for close harlem follc 49 a v 7 a 1 . if x a a 1 ' 'J v . ,. t Q Crlhheld Filson Trult God R Levsey Suud Bullud B lrmlarx the W lC hu op The iudltorlum Show thls year was an old fashxoned melodrwma of the Gay 905 With harrels of laughs and a comlc effect It went over wlth a hing Berw: Hill, Nlcmbvld, H1tt,. , ,..f'- -V ,fx the 19-1C hutlop Schmdlrr Nltllmon Trultt Ott IN 1 ts I3 I' XVhat a hustle' Everyone IS rn a hurry, Cl1SSS1I'1g for the crownmgl In the sewmg rooms of the New Gym the candidates for queen and the entertalners are clressmv Some have been ln shows ancl are w1p1ng off make up and black The entertalners are lumplng mto costumes and shoes whlle the candldates are carefully SllpP1HU mto thelr formals, then prlmpmg before a mlrror Qoohl Ive lost my flowersl' There IS a frantlc search for them as the glrls hear the band begln Everyone IS ln a Cllther as to who w1ll be queen At last the news arrlves We re on glrls Fmallv, everyone IS on the stave The Nlalcl of Honor, Barbara Seymour takes her place m lme wlth her escort Blll K ppe A great sllence falls on the crowcl rn the New Gym as they anx1ouslv awalt the arr1val of the ueen At last' Norma Trultt our loyely, dxmmutlve queen for 1945 makes her way to the stage 1n regal glory Applause of approyal uses from the crowd as they watch our hand some lung Gene Benny, Crown Norma MISS Truxtt takes her place on the throne as her tram bearers sit at her feet Gem Benny Norm1 Trultt ' -. - . 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I ' The 1945 hilto Benny Truxtt Wxndels Blrzele Knlpatrlck Turhxll Moody Edvnrds Clotftlur The sweet slxteen ancl the hancl some sixteen stand IH waltlng for the clxgnucled coronat1on of our queen You would never quess by the PIC ture that there are about thlrty two hearts ancl Slxty four knees that are surely clomg some over tune work about thls mme Seymour Kelly Stroup Bonduranr Dagon ualls Ott A thr1ll whlch IS harcl to explaln IS thus, the pay off for these glrls and boys who have been chosen from among the most popular students 1n school Wallace Henson Barry Paden Douglas Lewey Sutton Applegate Blurlon ones Green Coclerlco Cole Schindler Kepper, Wfinlcler, Toherrnan, Savage, Beroche, Crihheld, Ware. , '- - 1 , -Q . - 7 . . ,l . , . , ' - 52 the 1946 hiltop 1 DIARY OF A CARNIVAL QUEEN Frlday November 16 1945 10 20 P Nl Last Aud Show over 10 27 V1rg1n1a tried to calm me as I dashed to the gym Ralnlng 10 30-Practlcally everyone was there Wlth the ald of Nance I got my formal on 10 40-Had to comb my hair yet 10 45 All ready and waltmg The mmutes passed llke hours 10 50-Betty rushed up saymg Norma you re queen' I just couldn t belneve her but Mlss Homer confirmed the report and I was so happy Barbie was Maxd of Honor For some unknown reason I thanked her The glrls were all around me 10 54-Mlss Attebery helped me wlth robe 10 56-Someone opened the door and I saw Bob wave 11 00-The music started oan went out How the crowd applauded' 11 08 My knees were knockmg ll 14-Barble was gone I was next ll 15 I stepped before a packed Gym I can t remember lf they applauded but I guess they dld The lrttle klddles took hold of my robe I thought the one on the rnght would choke me Everyone was laughmg Had trouble gomg up steps I knelt on the cushion Genes knees were shakmg too 11 20-The crown was placed upon my head and I was really queen' 1 1 , , 0 n J f I s I -T . , . . . - as 7 as ' x ' ' 9 7 ' , , . : . : , . : - . : . a , . . . ' . , . , . . . , . . , . the WMV hultop Row l ohnson Henry Cru htld R Wallatt Ware Bateman Gmos Lewev Row 2 Nloroney ones D A Spinner Young B Sansone Applegate C Senthoff E Row 5 Trultt Sevmour Good Fuller B Bl 1'1L enshxp Boone QIYN MISS Edwards, who has very capahlv managed agam sponsored th from the numerous asp e club whlch was one of the mam 1rants for the OHICCS were Presldent George GIHOS Secretarv Treasurer Burne representauve, Helen Ann Schmcller 54 Rom l GI iss Hlllman Toper nxck M Helfer Shrs oclc Ham mond Bandy lkaburlclc Row Z Mlssxmore Daxenport B Davenport D Schindler Bremer D Longvs orth Row 3 Redman A Bonduranz Mxchelxnx N Tharp I. Suits Harclaway the commerclal club IH the past sparkplugs of the school Chosen President, Betty Dagon V1ce tta Young, and Student Councll J U , 4 '. . if , , ' 1 , ' , U' U ' Q5 -. . -, . tp . 1 , 4, - '- ' '1 . . f i l I' WSW , ' he . ,, r ff K wa-.MQ ,, Ln., ..,, .. .. . t. 0 , s ' ff . Q , A , - I . - , gf . -Q n . 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I. - an A? 4 I , a , . . , - 1 9 ,' 9 the 1946 hwtlop D Dxgon ou l Strou 1 D 1mm 1nn Powtll W rlson Bom min Plclx rlll Nltllmon Am LVN N L LlllLW N11Ff1t T1ylor an 5 lxnux ones D l' I TN Nlondm Lllfk lVl1rhtl1n1 I uills lfktk X1 IHHS n1 tr lk s un B C1 tn The WIKIIESI audltorlum show of the tear was gxven by the semor members of the COIDI'UCI'C13l club dressed ln h111b1l1y fash1on Some of the lad1es were rewarded wlth a b1g applause because of thelr humorous dlsplav of talent The Coon Creek bows brought down the house wlth thelr verslon of the Rockford County all, and the announcer advertlsed h1s wares wxth hlgh powered CO1T1II1CI'Cl21lS As a finale, the whole group sang a rolhclcmg rendltxon of a famlllar h1llb1llv tune ow Z R11nw1ttr XX1r tn, B Vanturtlh R , hu R vs I Hnlstom Hlolurmm R m 7 Nxrdlnl Vtnturtlll D urlt mm Hostttl r tw 3 turgeon XX :rr XX w rxx l lzrd om 4 lrultt Glnxs Sttton lVltC1ll Ntnturellt l vu- Ya wt I A tt werx Arte ery C Haxton Plus Taylor Rom 7 Bulltngton Su rnour PlCk8I'lll Plunkett 1 Ram 3 lVltzer1 Nl Ram vmttr Hapner Bremer Hicks Row 4 M1 ge hloronex Thorp Fuller B Thlrp At the 1n1t1al meetlng of the Spanish Club, amidst the hubbub of Spanish ejaculatlons some of wh1ch the new JUHIOI' members had a hard UIUC saymg we elected the followlng officers Presxdent Barbara Seymour, Vice Presldent Lorraine Tharp, Secretary Treasurer Esperanza Vellz Student Councll member Norma Trultt The dues whlch were set at twenty five cents a semester were used for refreshments at our programs Durmg the year we had var1ous entertainments under the supervtston of Mrs McCall The senrors enterta1ned the group w1th a Juke box dance plus some foretgn songs by Rev Hugh Paton In the1r turn, the jumors presented a program from whlch we learned mterestmg mformatlon about the customs, songs, and games of our southern nelghbors In Aprtl the Club presented an xnterestmg program for Assembly 56 the 1745 Itop P ff! 1 - y '- U ' f t . ', 1 ' t . A y ' o'-: V. A. ' ' , . y ,J J Q , f T 4 I' ' Rv:S 1 'Rlf ' I I Ba iul. . Y. ff v V ' .. fy r l R ' C . in.. . N W S ' X fl lt V I ' f 4 at V 2 I -t Bs 5 -1, 1, ., . . V Y, Col-..S. ' ' ,f 'I '. K '. 'y l Q J-- V V ' : .d -. 1 - L. Q l N k l s at . :Q . . , , . P . . I . , I ' v ' ' a 7 ' ' the 1946 hiltop Row l: Vogel Titsworth Mar- lcel Kelley. . Fearheiley. Row 2: Bonovic P. Thomas Homa Colvin Fugate. Row 3: H'll B., Hitt aws , White Anderson. Row 4: Nlizera, Athey, l'l1yes P., Urlmanscili. Bullard S. Row 1 Boyd Seymour xsdom H ll Strelght I. Row Z Hayes L Web er Sansone Maffne Row 3 E v e r e t t Nl C Cutcheon ones D A Martin From the study of Latm comes an exploratlon of the herltage of a magmhcent language the founder of all romance languages Through the orgamzatxon of the Latxn Club, the students learn to understand Roman lrfe and realize the true value of Latm study Our club IS organized after the manner of the Roman Senate Davld Wlsdom rs pontlfxx maxlmus, Ruth Martln ns quaester Betty Vogel consul, and ane Fearhelley IS consul to the student council Each meetlng IS opened by repeatmg the club motto, uve: nos aut occudmmux followed by group srng mg of our club song, Interger Vztae led by Marllyn Nlarlcel Fun IS furnlshed rn our club by annual m1t1at1on In the process of becoming a full fledged member of th1s club the candldate must perform and accompllsh the Twelve Labors of Hercules If he IS successful he recerves the crxmson and gold pm of the club Our sponsor, Mass McCutcheon has furnrshed many ldeas for our club and has alded our appreclatxon of the Latm language and 1ts evldence 1n modern lxfe 57 7 3 K - .l. 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HI . ,, , , , . , the 1946 hiltop Row l Spmner Mondm M Cully Seymour Will: ams C Saathoff Row 2 Stokes Helfer Chand ler Nl Harvey Ondrey Row 3 Chandler E H1yes urrk Hlll Whlte E Rowl Hayes R ohn son Taylor Attebery E Row 2 Glass Hillman Lehman Hunter Row 3 Snider Law son Snider Thorp HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Grab a sklllet a needle, and some thread and well mtervlew the Home Economlcs Club once agam Yes, there s Vera Helfer presldlng as presrdent, Barbara Hlll as v1ce presxdent, and Bllhe ean Gorsage secretary and treasurer One of the most lmpressmg scenes of our club came at the 1n1t1at1on of new members, a candle llghtxng servxce, for those acqulrmg the1r seventy Hve mer1tor1ous POIHIS of achlevement If you don t belleve that we know our home makmg just take a look at our model llVlI1g room where we have two lounge chalrs a coffee table PICCUFCS and everythmg for the latest 1n room decoratlon Ar Easter we sent g1ffS of our own makmg to the hospltal for the elderly dlsabled ladles We are proud of such sewlces as these MISS Attebery sponsored our worthy efforts, and we are sure that under her capable superv1s1on some very worthy Future Home Makers of Amerlca are bexng produced 58 ' I , , C' Vw v K Q 'Q In : , , 1 - , ' , -- , - ' 1 , ., . , -- - , . - , I QA ' ' ' 2 , -,J - y Y 1 - 5 1 . 5, n . 1, f ' ' 1 .J-, - X . Y, ' - fl BW, M K ' wr? . A rwffifw ,. , . wr, I . . , . . . 9 J , - . . , . . . 9 9 The 1946 hilfop ualls KlmbfO Attebery B Bailey Currie Tltsworth Sansone Rohal Hamllton Mlzera Say' Havent you forgotten someth1ng'7 Yes, we mean that book that has been lymg at the bottom of your locker for weeks But the llbrary cloesn t forget' In splte of the fmes we clo enjoy our hbrary The book collectlon has lncreased m the last three years to nearly 4 000 volumes We have over th1rty penodlcals and newspapers wlth the Readers Gulcle to lead us to them Now we know more about usmg the hbrary s1nce the publ1cat1on of a handbook ln wh1ch MISS Bennett, our llbrarlan, explamed all the rules and processes Ancl clon t forget we have to behave or Nlarkel ones D F Boone Vogel B Kelley Kelley R Ott N Fearhelley Q, , ' , , ., I ' , V ' . v , , , - , . . . , . . D . . . , . . . . . , . ' ' ' . ' .... ll ,p l A I y e 5 ' W ,521-f'1f1f-ig:-:f '5 QY11'.'-: J',:1 ,'-I1 1' , ,l , - -, , E , -, , lv- , -, , -, the 1946 hultop STUDENT CQUINICIL What is the student council? This is a new and desirable organization which found its way into H.C.H.S. this year. The purpose of this organization is to promote better understanding be- tween the administration and the student body. Here the student representative of each organiza- tion and class can express the desires of his group and offer proposals for student activity. Not all of these proposals are accepted since Mr. McDavid, our advisor, reserves the right to veto any or all suggestions which in his opinion will not promote the welfare of the school. Nevertheless, many projects have been promoted as a result of our efforts. The magazine sales were sponsored this year by the student council and the proceeds were used to buy a juke box which has furnished entertainment and recreation during the noon hour Henson Bullard V Lewey Trultt Draper Titsworth Fearheiley Chandler M Taylor Thorp Seymour As a result of this project we were able to promote still another-dances after home basketball we attended a district conventlon at Gillespie, November 10 Here council members from all over the state discussed their problems and gathered ideas We are now looking forward to editing a handbook which will help students to further understand our school, its rules and procedures So as the close of the year approaches, we feel that our student council has made a fine beginning and hope that classes of the future will continue this worthwhile organization with harmony and wisdom games for our student body and the visiting schools. In order to know more about our organization the 1946 hnltop Attebery B Mxzera M McCully B Martln Walter Gum M Morganstern Attebery C Wxlson Plckerxll Hammond ones D A Hayes R Schoenewels Weber Best Laws uxrk After an absence of two years, th1s orgamzatxon was reorgamzed by Mlss Morganstern, the g1rls physlcal educatlon mstructor Cfhcers elected were presldent, Dolores Coderke, v1ce pres1dent, Mar1on Mlzera secretar treasurer Rosalne Venturelll and student councnl member Ba.rba.1:a.Se a Y a s Y Members of the GAA practlce baseball outdoors or basketball 1n the old gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school The blg event of the year IS the state GA A basketball tournament Every sprmg the best shots of the G A A are chosen to represent the school They have twenty four trxes to make elght baskets measured various dlstances from the basket The scores are sent to the state G A A head quarters where they are ranked w1th the other GAA scores of the state Another G A A feature was games scheduled between the best teams of each gym c ass Bremer D ohnson Hillman Glass Madge Haxton Boone Plos Longworth Fearhexley Kelley Mlchelmn I Venturellx R Youny B Sansone ones D F Ott N , , .J-,Q - . . , . . . , , . the 1946 hzltop Bremer I Bateman Bullard V Coderko D Crihheld R Faison Sturgeon Tntsworth Here comes the 1946 Hiltopll This is not just a book to us H C H S students but a record that has an 1m mortal soul A record that endears us to each other The treasured scenes and events are preserved for our future moments of rumination We believe that it prov1des us with a complete picture of our little workshop which we call school Also an annual such as ours develops co operation, sportsmanship, and school Splflf Innumerable and invaluable achievements have made its publication possible Did you ever stop to realize just what IS requlred to make a H1ltop'7 The first requisite is a capable staff to do the work, work, work, and more work However, playful moments do slip in sometimes Now if this staff IS to function efficiently It must have money You know that s the stuff that s hard to get, but easy to get rid of So clever ideas must always be thought of to make money This year we sponsored a gay and frollcsome Halloween party and dance, we sold pencils, pen nants, candy and soda pop But our greatest thrill and achlevement was serving banquets for other organizations You should have seen us wash those disheslll Now, with money and a good staff, the process of publication goes forward The Hiltop room becomes a melting pot Everything is brought here to the editor who turns the maglc crank, and at the close of school you have your thrill packed Hlltop To accomplish this every staff needs a stimulating influence Our new advisor, Miss Bennett, has faithfully furnished this stimulus It was she who helped us plan, it was she who furnished ldeas when ours failed, it was she who helped us wash those dishes, it was she who kept us mindful of that dead line. All of which helped to insure the delivery of our 1946 Hiltop. ' 3 3 'Y H 'I ' 5 'Q I Markel Galer, Green, C., Henson, Lewey, Mellmon Snyder 7 tl ,, Y . , U . - CC Y, the 1946 hlltop EDITOR CO EDITOR ART EDITOR ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR ASSISTANTS KODAK EDITOR ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS CIRCULATION MANAGERS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANTS TYPISTS FINANCE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE I-IILTOP ADVISOR Norma Trultt Edward Ware Vlrgmla Bullard Elxzabeth Thorp Russell Lewey ane Bremer Marllyn Markel Emma Tltsworth Bob Tobermann Rod Kelley Bert Falson Dale Henson Russell Snyder Nlaydean Qualls Henry Barry Raymond Cr1hf1eld Bob lVlcCulley B111 Laws Dolores Coderlco Camllla Green Helen Ann Schlncller Eloylous Ba1ley ean Kelley Nancy Mellmon B1ll Sturgeon nm Klllpatrlck B1ll Seymour Allen Bateman Grace Powell Mary Evelyn Good Miss Murlel Bennett 26 SQYFUOUY, B Qualls, Schindler, Tobermann, Trultt, Ware Y h P P ll KIHPGIFICR Good, Kelley, R, Laws, H, lVlcCulley, B, T Ol' SPORTS EDITOR .,,..,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,4.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,q,,,,,,,A,QA ,,,.,,A,,,,,,, y Philip Galer ' ff ' mf , lj 1 k it me 1946 hiltop DRUM MAJOR Maydean Qualls MA JORETTES Andrlghettl Blankenshlp Hlcks Markel Weber TROMBONES Attebery B Kelley R Lewey R Seymour B Thorp Todd DRUMS Attebery C Bonovlc Henry CLARINETS Applegate Bondurant Bost Bremer Bullmgton Gllllland Hardaway Martm Schmdler Urbansclk Venturelll Voyles Wallace Wolf CORNLTS Bateman Homa Klllpatrlck Paden E FLAT CLARINET Markel BARITONES SUIES FLUTES Tobermann White OBOES Good TENOR SAXOPHONES Thomas ALTO SAxoPHoNFs Cr1hfTeld Banovxc P BAssEs Faxson Ramey BELLS Good Along the street there comes A blare of horns a rumble of drums With a qulck tlmed step and a rhythmlc beat Here comes our band wlth marchlng feet Agaxn as Father Tlme marks down another year, let us acknowledge the flne work of your band Elther durlng marchmg maneuvers or 1n concert formatlon we can be truly proud of our music makers Thls year four members Ehzabeth Thorpe Russell Lewey Barbara Attebery and B111 Seymour stepped lnto the llmellght at the Reglonal Band Contest at I-Ilghlancl Ill1no1s, by Wlnhlhg flrst place 1n the trombone quartette sectlon Thls honor entltled them to represent our band at the Sectlonal Band Contest whlch was held at Benton Ill1no1s 1n May We are proud of our majorettes too As thls vanguard of grace swlngs 1tS files of splrlted marchers 1n your dlrectlon your Hrst pnde 1n our band IS stlmulated Then the maglc of the musxc llfts you up and frees you from all cares and worrles Yes our band has furnlshecl many hours of entertamment for both the publlc and ourselves In order to provlde such entertamment a good band must have a varlety of lnstruments able players and co operauon We are fortunate 1n havlng all of these ss Because of thls our band under the capable dlrectlon of X Mr Cox has become well known throughout thls sectlon of the state Mr Cox Dlrector 1 ' - , . , . , .M. - ,. , . ,J- ' 1 . - 1 1 1 7 1 1 - , . - 1 7 ' ' o l Q I 1? Q , i Row I Dagon Stroup Martin Luck lkrummel Huber Rom Z Lehmin lx l7l'IClC Llwson Hur Blur ton Andrlghettx Chind ler M the W4C hi op vs l 4 otntmus Gum Thorp Boone Wfilters Bt al foltrmmn Hax ton M1 hcl1n1 I Mrch tllhl IN Rom 3 Topernlrlc F lam urlnn Suits lmt lVl1H1e X tnturelll R M155 Beckemeyer ID add1t1on to her Enghsh classes has charge ofthe gxrls choruses She has glV6l1 1nuch of her t1me after school to tralnmg the melodlous cho1rs that have entertamed Teachers Inst1tute, PTA , and the Rotaxy Club B6Sld6S the regular s1ng1ng MISS Beckemever IIISIFLICIS her chorus 111 1nus1cal theory w1th the hope that th1s w1ll 1l1Sf1ll appreclatlon for good ITILISIC m the stu dents Smce many ofthe senlors couldnt talce chorus because of the1r schedule, she organlzed a seventh hour 1TllXCd chorus The hall resounds everv seventh hour w1th such selectlons as We are the N115 eteers Hay Gypszes and olnne on Harwesl M0011 Of course, all the glrls know that these songs have been chosen so the boys smg loud and long Occas1onally there IS some QUCSUOII whether the chorus w1ll study for a chem test or smg but MISS Beclcemexer s determmatlon usually ends the problem w1th a song We would all l1lce to commend MISS Beclcemeyer for lceepmg her songs up to date lg 5 Y I 1 1 1 ' : .. 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P 7 ' . . . , . . . , I 66 Rm 7 Athex Hnes the 1946 hultop Rm 1 Currte Golrer man Dugger Helfer Marlcel Fearhelley Shryock Longworth Row 2 l'l1mmond San sont Young Bullard lVllzcr1 C l.1ws R w 3 Goo hott Mlzera Seymour ones D A Vogel Trtsworth Row l Bledshaw Hem lcen Saathoff Sxmmons Welwer Stevenson Row 2 Logsdon Glass C Green B Bancly Row 3 Llpe Yo I9 Bost Hlclcs Godown Chnsty An mterestmg hrghllght of the grrls chorus th1s year was the part1c1pat1on of a chosen group ln the dlstrlct musrc competltron at l-llghland, Ill1no1s Mr B Cox, Mr W B Seymour, and MISS Wrongway Beclcemeyer furmshed the transportatlon Our representatlves drd very well, recelvmg three first places, one second, and one thlrd The flrsts were une Bost, g1rls hrgh volce, Barbara Seymour, g1rls medium hlgh vorce, and the trombone quartette COl'1SlSIlI1g of Elrzabeth Thorp, Bar bara Attebery Russell Lewey, and B1lly Mac Seymour The sextette from the grrls chorus com posed of Rosemary Haxton, ean Boone, Alta Hapner, Mary Evelyn Good, Nlanlyn Markel, and Marlon lVI1zera recelved second place Mar1on Mlzera s plano solo won th1rd place Thls contest rs sponsored by the IlllI10lS Hrgh School ASSOCl3t1OD FIISI place wmners are ellglble for the sectronal compet1t1on whrch w1ll be held later th1s sprung Another group that was called upon several tlmes was the unnor Semor Cholr Thus IS a chosen group of junlor and semor g1rls w1th a few sophomores who happen to snealc m All ln all, we are qurte proud of MISS Beckemeyer and her glrls Whenever you are loolcmg for a good program, whether If be a solo or a full concert, you can count on the Chorus' 4- f Q K o ' : ' , ' 4 if-fi' 7 ' 1 Q , 3' , . 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' ' f X T' 1 T V 4 Payne, Wnllxams, Green, , ' 'Q ' I Q P' ' : 1 ' , EQ 'V V 5 1 l 5 ca ra - - - - ' - . . , 7 ' ' l'l G lq4f ll op 1 l lNl11r oc Xtnturt 1 I ll stont Fuson t pt er iarrx To wer mann lohnstom Ltuex Sltton Xen ture 1 F Bttlcerntur Rom Bull 1rd X l'1ull1ngton S hmd e el an 1 es ID F Grttn C Stunt ur 114 3 ra Har 114 IX uns r111r1 Cvrttn I5 ur on N 14 11 1n1 In acld1t1on to d1I'CCUI1g the younger fSlT11I11l18 YOICCS lNl1ss Beclcemever dlrects the Sen1or lVl1xeCl Chorus Yes, If 15 mlxed we have sharps flats bows, g1rls, Sopranos altos tenors basses and about xerxthlng else Une thlng 111 common we re all SEDIOFS Everv Wed11esday we assemble to wash our ares awav w1th forts hte 1n1nutes of song and 1nus1c Because of MISS Btclcemexer s t1reless effotts, there are mam tunes when some very 11lLlOdlOLlb Wifbllllg serenelv floats from our dllCCI1011 Whv not9 Wfe re the stage and screen stars of to1norrow l Thorp Brtmtr Good Sex nm ur Bum Q r 'VI Logsclon Boom 1 u n g I-11pm r Q if huley H lxton Nlarltel Rom u1rlx Sansone Shore fnullc S Shrwmlx ex 11 l1n1 It Lllnl I lxlllL 1 68 . 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J., 1v f N., hl'h '. .. 3-r1.lNl. 1 u e 1946 hiltop SENIOR CLASS PLAY Sprmg Green IS the story of a boy whose father can t understand hrm and a glrl whose mother understands her too well Nlna Cassell charmmg mother of two daughters has turned one wmg of her home mto an apartment to help wlth the houslng shortage When the new renters arrlve Nlna IS surprlsed to fmd that the Mayor IS an old sultor whose famlly con slsts of a son Newton a boy w1th one ln terest tn hfe the sclentlhc breedmg of earthworms How h1s consumlng passlon for h1s earthworms CODHICIS with hls pas sxon for the prettlest glrl ln town how If dlsrupts hrs fathers romance w1th Nma makes a laughter hlled story Vnt rell F S o Wall ce Ve ttrell D Symour Le ey Att bery B NINA charmmg crrsp modern with a sly sense of humor Barbara Seymour MRS RUMBLE an acxd character w1th a certain tart kmdhness underneath Barbara Attebery MR PUTNAM forced mto mactxon by Illness he takes nt out m bellowm and runmng hrs wheelchaxr luke a uggernaut SCOOTIE a ten year old bundle of vxtahty TONY a typical modern glrl brlght energeuc lovable Frank Venturelll Lorrame Tharp Norma Trultt PINKIE devastatmgly pretty butterfly bramed mterested only m boys BING hkeable goodnatured a trlfle slow Nancy Mellmon Bob Wmkler GENEVIEVE the neighborhood nuisance llke a too friendly pup NEWTON shy reserved laclcmg m confidence VlfglHl3 Bullard Russell Lewey EULA strlkmgly good lookmg and sweet too BIDQS twln Helen Ann Schmdler DR BLODGETT absent mxnded near slghted apologetxc Ed Wallace OFFICER RYAN a menace to both Dunk and Newton Harold Sltton BILLY Genevieve s last resort the httle man who wasn t there until the last ac Dale Henson MICHAEL-baslcally a hkeable chap although a number of years ln the anny have glven him a rather terrl B llard V Henson Trum Kepper Schmdler Mellmon Wxnkler Tharp L fymg gruffness Don Venturelll 69 , . . , . , , . . . . , , . . - e u i, ., itt n, a , nl i, ., e , w , - e , . DUNK-King of the high school Wolf Pack-good-looking, self-conhdent ,,,,,..,.,,..rr.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,..,,,,,, Bill Keppel- QM I ................................... u 1 ', ! I Y 7 ' ! 7 I 7 1 . me 1946 hump CONCERT NUMBERS PART I Natures Hymn of Praxse Haskell Two Czecboslovalclan Folk Songs Early One Mornmg Engllsb Folk Song Song of the Trollca based on Trollca theme by Tcbalkowslcy Chlapanecas Mexlcan Dance Tune Arr by Marlowe Amerlca the Beautxful S Ward GIRLS CHORUS Legend Tchaxlcowslcy Easter songs from the cycle Songs for Young People The Alphabet W Mozart Malce Belleve Kern From Show Boat une IS Bustm Out All Over R Rogers From Carousel Romany Llfe V Herbert From The Fortune Teller JUNIOR SENIOR CI-IoIR GYPSY DANCER Mrs B Cox Soloxst Mary E Good Marxan Mxzera Accompamst ,... , I A g l - 4 'X ' -------,-----'------------'-------v.---------- ' C - J- 7 Skip to My Lou .........,...................................................................... American Folk Song ' .,.Ieee,e..,...,......,.ee,..... J. J . . , nlng ' the 1946 hiltop Seymour Kepper F IS n H llstone Bull ngt Stton Bullard Green Venturellr PURPLE TGWERS PART II A MUSICAL COMEDY BY DON C WILSON Gwen by Perm1ss1on of H T F1tzS1rnons Company Sponsored by the Senlor Mlxed Chorus CAST Hank Huckleberry Bert Farson Urseba Applegate Vrrgrma Bullard Phll Bradley B111 Kepper Helen Trumbull Mary ane Bulllngton Marcla Helen Ann Schmdler Snowball Red Nlchols Earl Parker Mary Marble Mxke Murphy Gene Hallstone Don Venturelll Harold Srtton Barbara Seymour Frank Venturelll Tlllne Dons Green The scene IS a party bemg grven by a M1ss Urseba Applegate who has just leased the property It IS now owned by the late Squire Vanderslrps granddaughter Mary who has not been back to Centervllle sInce she was a chllcl Pnor to Mlss Applegates arrxval che house had been unoccupled unoccupled that IS save by specters whlch folks In Center v1lle knew they had seen MISS Applegate a woman of determmatlon lS undaunted by these rumors and In defnance IS glvmg the party In order to dlsprove them Of course before the evemng s end even she has experlencecl moments of greatest skeptxclsm and uneasmess GIRLS OCTETTE B Attebery C Attebery I Blurton M J Bullmgton N Mlchellm H Schmdler M K Sults L Tharp IRISH DANCERS M Andnghettx J Bost M A Bremer Fearhenley M Goltennan Kelley M Markel Sansone E Thorp GIRLS WITH MURPHY B Hardaway D ones I-I Sch1ndler M K Suns SINGING CHORUS Girls B Attebery C Attebery J Blurton J Boone S Caulk B Green A Hapner B Hardaway C Hammond R Haxton D Hemken D A ones D ones E Kaburlck M A Krummel Laws G Lawson C Lehman L MlChEllDl N MIchel1n1 H Schmdler M K Sults L Tharp J M Weber E Yofhe Boys H Berry P Banovlc B Crxhfield L Fugate Harlstone R Harmer R Kelley Kessmger H Laws R Lewey R McCulley P Ramey R Tobermann E Thomas H Todd Marlon MIZCFR Accompamst , , a'O, a' , i on. i . , I '- . . . , . . ., ' I 7 . . . . . , . . 1 . . I H ,, . . 7 7 ' 7 9 7 ' 7 . , . .. . - . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . . - . , . , . . ,j. , . ,j. -. , .J , . , . . . l i ' 3 ' 3 ' 7 ' 7 ' 3 ' 3 J 2 ' I ' ' aj' s - 7 ' s - a - , . , . . , . , . . , . . J. , ' Y ' , ' , ' , ' 3 ' T CLASS OE 1946 SERVICE MEN GRADUATES JOHN ABERNATHY GORDON CHOWEN DDNALD GRAHAM LEO HALEY IAMES LYERLA ARTHUR DALE MACREY NORMAN MANSEIELD JAMES L MULLEN RICHARD PATTIE KENNETH PHILLIPS LAMAR PHILLIPS JAMES STOKES CHARLES STRDUP 'L1st complied as per record of May lst The V745 PWIIIDD if JDHN CRABTREE ECI? A BETTEI2 TQIVIQIQIQQW IIN M WIQIQIAM IUIIUI E L I 1It1 Lck Is I 1 W A A N N t QXOIIUII 1 II W I1 L X IIILO II TC QUR VETERANS s 0 to T1111s11 1 101 1 t 1111 LI 1 111 111t1o11 x mom 1 N 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 ISII '111 11111111E uuum mx 1 1 1 II 1t1o IN I 111111 I1 I F if 'A .... tI1.11 f1'11111 IIILNS I QI CIc.1I vc UIQ' 111 '.'s11I I' '111 III 111 IIIIII 1111511 T111 'III'I1 tI1cx' Runs LI111 I.11t full 111c.1.'111'- nf KIIV .... IILII INK! IICI' IIIgIIIX IAKINUIXK' ZIIJI IIICNL' xIl'1IKI NIIJII It I4ve In-d III 11111 ..,. H f If 'I Iet ug st1'1w II A 'JI tI1' 1' 'IQ vc .11'c 111: 11 I' CI 1 I' 1 I ' 1Iy .... L11 LI11 .1II WIIITI1 11141x' .1'I11cvc QIILI CII ISI .1 ILISI ZIII IQ: 'ng rxcv 4 Q 1 -IIII 'YIIII 1lI 4 ' -' ' I the 1045 hilfop Absolutely no fratermzatlon Douglas and D Coclerlco shall hear Busy 7 arent we Why Thorp Trultt Bullard ee OVIES' Upslcle Down Paul we cllclnt you could rea Reduced lntelllgentsn Carl Tharp teachers stuclyll know ust l1lce Rogers and Astaire . ' ' l S ' A 1 . M ' .l Listen my children ancl you Oops, Loolc here! Even our CJ ' ' ? , ' ' I ' a I 7 A THE HILTUP I946 e l946 hiltop Isaacs Fearhelley Voyles ones Snyder Rappe Rufus Prckernll Mxzera T Bonavrc P Paddock Jones M Wisdom Boblett Wonnell G Seymour Elllozr Rogers Baker Betoche agosh Wrnkler Coderko Gum B Rovma Laws Poos Sears Pulllam Ware urkanm Barry Godown Hanlstone G Douglas Crnhfleld B Benny l.aRussa Wonnell S Kepper We at Hxltop may well be proud of our team of 45 for thls year s grld squad showed much lmprovement over the past few years, and we can look forward to another good season next fall Though we out scored and out gamed our opponents ln total statlstlcs, we closed the season m ' J '! Q Q v 7 'V 1 5 v ' Y -y y s -, v y 1 -y - ' cc 11 ' y ' fr . J , . X . - 7 ' 9 . , - 1 . xxx' . l J ' . . . . , v , a S6 73 , . . a three way t1e for second place M Fearhelley HCHS as well as the team was prlvlleged to once agam secure the servlces of Mr Ewalcl after hrs three year hltch wlth Uncle Sam s fleet The Hxltop as the VOICE of the student body wlshes to take thns opportumty to say Welcome back, Mr Ewalcl Mr oe Fearherley who has been football and basketball coach for the past nmeteen years put a lot of hard work on both sports thls year and the boys played some very hne games Along wrth hrs coachmg dunes Mr Fearhelley has the lob of trammg ull the boys m good conduct and healthful lnvmg through hrs physlcal educatron classes Fred Ewald OG C? 1 QC The VMC hultop Y- '5- 1 Rom 1 Benny CN Barry Betoche Crxhflelcl Row 7 Douglxs Godown Gum Hulstone Row 3 urlmnm K pp 1 Row 4 P005 Pullnm L1Russ1 Row 5 Rovma Sears ow 6 Ware Wlnkler Wonnell ' .L -.-- 'i THE TAYLORVILLE GAME FOOTBALL RECORD 1945 I-Illlsboro I-Illlsboro Hrllsboro I-Illlsboro I-hllsboro Hillsboro Shelbyv1lle was our flrst opponent to whom we admmlstered a 41 to 0 trounclng but Granlte Cnty took lt out on us the followmg week 27 to 12 on thelr own Held Taylorvllle VlSlICd our Held the next week for a game that proved to be a honey except for one sllght detail we were on the short end of an 18 to 12 score The boys retaliated for th1s defeat by runnlng over Mt Ollve wlth a score of 32 to 6 NOk0mlS was our next opponent and we met them on thelr own field Though Nokomls clalmed to be strong on pass defense as well as of fense the Hlltoppers completed 19 of 23 passes whlle N0kOm1S completed 2 The final score read HCHS 37 Nokomls 0 We soon found that all was not mnlk and honey when we met Gnllespne the followlng week We had one of those bad mghts when everythmg we dxd proved to be wrong Fmal score G1llesp1e 33 H C I-I S 6 Our troubles were far from over Pana even though they lost to Nokomns declded lt was tlme to glVC us the works They d1d 40 to O' F D I Z . . , ' H 12 . . ' I . . . . 32 I ' . '- Hillsboro 37 . 7 . t 6 . . . . 1 ' . D 0 - 0 . ' i . U the 1946 hiltop Edwardsv111e Raymond Glllesple Wltt Staunton W1tt Nokomxs Shelbyvllle Tay1orv111e Vandalla L1tchf1e1d Y Ht Co1cR W :B P y S g BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1945 46 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1'1111s1Doro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1 1111sboro 1'1111sboro 1-1111s1Joro Gl11CSp1E Pana Nokomxs Greenv111e L1tchf1e1c1 Raymond Greenvllle Shelbyvllle Pana Tay1orv111e Mt Ohve ,kR6gl0H31 Tournament 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1'1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-1111sboro 1-11119boro 1 ailsone, J., F essef , der o, . Baker, 312, Boston, Ropoo, vogol, Rogers, D., Rufus, Fuga o, obloo. Hailstone, G., ulliam, Betoche, Rovina. Benn , Harms-r, tur con. Fearhe-i1e , wore, sooo, Jofkooio, Ewald. ' 55 .........,,.,,..o,,. ' 32 ' ' 42 ...,..........,..... 4 32 31 ...,.....,..,...,,., ' 36 41 ..,................. ' 21 ' l 36 .,,.......o.,....... ' 35 1 31 ........Y.,.,....... I 35 ' 25 ,,,.........Yt,.Y,o, ' 17 ' 31 VYV...,..........w,V ' 39 Vandalia 43 .............,,..... Hillsboro Z1 Kincaid 37 ...............Y.... I'1i11Sb0rO 42 32 ....,,...,,,........ ' 30 ' 32 ..........Y,,,...... ' 40 ' 29 ,...........,.,,..., ' 37 30 .........,A,........ A 33 ' 20 ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ' 38 ' 26 .....,,.........,... ' 20 ' 28 .................... ' 25 ' 25 ....wVAo.........,,. ' 34 ' 34 .,..,.......,.,,,.,, I 30 43 ,,v,.,.......,..,,.. 3 28 ' 38 a,,,.,...,.,,,,,..., ' 30 ' 58 ......,.,,,,......., ' 32 ' 33 ,..,......,,.1.,.,., ' 30 . ' 34 .......Y,,,,.,...,,7 l. 29 the 1946 hnltoo QT Ed Ware QCD Gene Benny Don Betoche Gene I-Isnlstone me Y-.e WW' Q.Q Q58 Dick I-Iarmer Eddle Jurkanln Bob Pulhaln Leno Rovma Howard Sears B111 Sturgeon Scenes taken at our home games , S 'H f 1- ' A Ov: v ' I i V . V , o 1 1 X . . . . rf the 194C heltop Though thxs seasons record was not as good as some ln past vears w provlded real opposltlon to all of our op ponents Our defense and offense depended malnlv n The TIP OH, Ware urkanxn Sears and Betoche whlle Rovlna Pulllam Benny Hallstone served as re serves and alternated as fifth man Charlle Stroup a late ful especrally at the Reg1onal Tournament Wa1t1ng pat1ently Leadlng the OSlC1W3W8S and Loyalty were the cheerleaders elected by the student body Nona Lee Ott Dorothy Jones ane Bremer and ean Kelley Although our team lost many close games they de served the encouragement of the pep squad for therr gameness throughout the season Grvrn em H ' 9 1 7 e V . I O ' - 7 J . 9 7 3 . I 7 A 7 7 . . I , arrival, proved to be very use- 7 ' S6 '- 77 LC 79 , , J , J - , . ' ' 3 3 C4 77 M S 1946 hiltop This year's H.C.H.S. thin-clad hopes were laid on six boys: Gene Hailstone, Ed Ware, Bill Kepper Dallas Manning Leno Rovina and im Telfer The first four received letters for their performances It wasn t a bad year by any means I-lallstone Ware and Manning qualified for the state but only Hallstone and Ware competed The I-I C H S colors were taken to five meets the first of which was held at Pana Though the showing wasn t the best I-Iallstone placed second in pole vaultmg Manning won first at shot put Kepper took third in the quarter and half mile events Our next competition was at Taylorville in the conference meet It didn t turn out to be such a bad day as some folks thought The relay team consistlng of Hailstone Ware Rovlna and Telfer ran hfth Hailstone set the standlng pole vaultmg record Kepper took fourth ln the quarter mile event and Manning won first again at shot put In the county meet at Litchfield our th1n clad boys surprised everyone including themselves by amassing many more points than was expected of them I-Iailstone outdld himself by breaking the county record to set a new one at 10 feet 5321 inches ID pole vaulting and he also took first in low hurdles We believe these shoes are characteristic of the ones seen around school everyday or on spec1al occasions The boots are for rainy weather the next are teachers oxfords strollers for in between wear boys dress shoes saddles for anytime and all the time pumps for our parties football shoes for our games evening slippers for the r Sr Prom Haven t you seen all these around school at some time or other? We think you have' 9 a 1 ll ' , , . . ' - 9 a , . . . . . , . . , . . . l . 1 a , ' a . . . . . , - a a 9 9 7 ' Q . Q ' 1 2 a , A, - 1 , , X ' A A ,, x . V N my if ' 'z 1.. we qi' A 5 - ' , M it 11 ' ' . - W L F . X, ,1 Q ' A VN, Q 'L e if I, J few -ff! i ...a . . . , . . - 1 Q ' n , 1 I . I . - 1 9 1 7 0 . . J , 1 1' a 1 the V946 hiltop THE FACULTY Mr MCD3V1d our pr1nc1pal dear Watched over us kmdly each day of the year Dean Adams was loved by us all Whether we were ln class or 1n study hall And then Mr Ewald whom we knew for years We welcome back wnth rousmg cheers Then there s Mr Tuthxll who IS everyone s frlend A helpmg hand he IS w1ll1ng to lend Mr Fearhelley IS the coach of our team Every student holds ll1lH ln hrgh esteem And Mrs Neylon IS our Englxsh teacher Who d1rects class plays as an added feature Where we see Mlss Mccutcheon we see Morganstern oo To these lovlng teachers much credlt IS due Another teacher leadlng us to fame Is lclnd and helpful MISS Horner by name To Mrs Hrlbernlck and Wmgler we say good by They are two of the best at Hlllsboro High We glve hearty thanks to Orland and Mey We hope to meet them agam some day Mlss Beckemeyer taught us to s1ng Mrss Attebery our thread to Hmg Whlle Mr Cox had our good w1ll Miss Wh1tten IS our teacher too Of her kmd we have too few Mrss Bennett and Edwards are a happy palr But nf you re lazy you better beware Our school days are over and as we depart We bud farewell with love 1n our hearts And we pass through the spaclous fam1l1ar front door To the outer world to return to our school days no 1nore CAN YOU IMAGINE? Bert Falson wlth a soprano vo1ce? Blll ohnstone wlth a glrl? Nancy Mellman tongue tled? Russell Lewey runnmg a pool hall? Marle Hunter an acrobat? Emma Tltsworth usmg v1le language? Bob Douglas wlthout hls motorcycle? Buddy Godown walkmg a tight rope? Mary Jane Bullmgton all mussed up? Bul Kepper timid? Rod Kelley w1th a beard? Vlfglnla Bullard not argumg? Barbara Attebery wlthout Catheune? Davld W1sdom QLIICIQ ' 9 9 5 ' 7 7 , . . . , I ' 7 7 U I . . , ' 9 . . t , 7 - ' Q 7 7 Mrs. McCall our r's to trill, 7 7 7 . , 1 v . 7 S Q , . . ., . , THE HII.'l'DP l946 f rl ff l 9 Q F1 .Aff M the 1946 mmp WALTER R ADKISSON Comphmems Insurance and Surety Bonds Your PIHOHG 34 A 61 P STORE Hlusbgfo Ulmgls I-Irllsboro Illmors 6, H SUPPLY CO AMERICAN ZINC COMPANY Headquart rs ILLINOIS Home Electrrc Appharmces HIHSIOOTO PIGNT 3 5 S Mu Phme IO I-Irllsboro Illmels Ball Baadfeaa Gamfpamf Jldhdma, filmed Glase Iars Bottles of A . OF for AH Thurs Best in 1 . Q 'rm I 4 l , I I the 1946 haltop If you hke we W111 spare no effort to help you attaln that certam charm and Correct attlre SEE OUR LATEST STYLES FOR IUNIORS We wxsh you to be successtu1 1n the protesslon you choose Montgomery Countys Most Complete Department Store BASS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE and Mrs Dan L Bass Phone 142 LOCAL UNION NO 707 Iourneymen Barber s 1nternat1ona1 Unlon Amenca H111sboro 1111no1s BEAUTY CENTER Mrs Gordon Chowen Phone 676 BARN STABLE SUPPLY COMPANY Inc Ford Tractors Ferguson System Phone 23 Phone 89 H111sboro L1tc1'1t1e1d BENN ER REPAIR SHOP Auto Repalrmq We1d1nq and Lathe Work 1131 Vandaha Road H111sboro I111no1s 1 A and I 1 Mr. . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bass of e 946 hultop MINERALIZED QQ 5 Z PRODUCTS H1LLSBoRo ILLINOIS A FAMIIYBAME Mother Dad Slster Brother pl Y P E Blqelow H111SbOTO Bowl1n b g Alley Phone 671 I W BROWN Real g4'Z'aZ'e I DEALER HILLSBORO HOUSES AND FARMS 216 Mem Street I-hllsboro, lllmols 1 . 'V f ' . . I , :Q J A I C la with 1 Q all enjoy bowlinq. lt's a healthy sport fso easy to a so much fun. Bowl at least once a week. Francis and Ro ert Hefley, Prop. l I IN I 194 mp P S COMPLIMENTS of BRUBAKER TRUITT INC CHEVROLET and BUICK SALES and SERVICE 112 SOUTH HAMILTON STREET HILLSBORO ILLINOIS .41 - I . IIIIIIIIIII r? .. M i WY ,I the 1946 hnl top M I BROWN ATToRNEY AT LAW Hillsboro lllinois ELBERT BUTLER ATTORNEY AT LAW Hillsboro Illinois HILLSBORO CANDY KITCHEN Hillsboro Illinois M DORSEY LUMBER CO BUILDING MATERIALS P ll h Best Wishes Graduates EAGLE PITCHER LEAD COMPANY Hillsboro Plant Hillsboro Illinois DELBERT EDWARDS SHELL SERVICE STATION Washinq Greaslnq H ll ll DAGON CASH GROCERY Schram City Phone 839 IIM S STYLE SHOP Men s Tailor made Clothes that Pit Hllh H. . . . Dealers - - in - - - Phone 44 ii s oro, Illinois I 1 I I Tilson - Main i s oro, lllinois Phone 606 i s oro, Illinois the 1946 hlltop L FOSTER HARDWARE The Store Frrendly Servrce 215 South Maln Street Hrllsboro Hhnors Phone 34 FOSTER STUDIO Effrcrency and Servrce Portralts and Commerclal Work I-hllsboro Hhnors Ieneva F Srrnrnons Prop Alta Abernathy Assrstant Photographer FRANKLIN S FOR THE BEST MODERN CLEANING Phone 497 Hrllsboro Ilhnors AUNT MIN S FAIRYLAND Layettes Infants Wear Grtts West Slde Courthouse Square Goddls Sfucllo Portrarts Kodak Flnrshrnq Commercral Photoqraphy Coloyrnq 30413. South Maln Hltlsboro Hhnors H L GRANIER D D S I-Illlsboro IIIIIIOIS L HENRY FLORIST Phone 28 1409 Vandaha Road Hrllshoro Hhnors Member Hrllsboro Hhnors Florrst Telephaph Dehvery Servrce D. . of I IN , L. . rn 194 mp HILLSBO RO FLQW-ERS LUMBER or COMPANY ALL QCCASIQNS THKINGM g S h Hlllsboro Greenhouse HILTOP BAKERY 1-IUCKERS BEST IN PASTRY RADIO SERVICE H llsboro I11 no s 1119 23 S thM Pho e3131. . . . ana er phone 301 1401 C oo1 Street - Phone 321 636 W. Tremont I i , i i Phone 233 H1 S oro,111inois 1 ou ain I1 - the 1046 hnltoo HURST ROSCHE HALL :S FUNK CONSULTING ENGINEERS GG-O A Hall 0110 E Funk Hlllsboro I111no1s ATTORNEYS AT LAW GENERAL PRACTICE Kmkead Bldg Yeager Bldg Phone 178W H111SEOrO 111 L11Ch11e1d 111 G Hurst A P Rosohe Phone 59 Phone 100 Comphments THE ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY HILLSBORO I OURNAL Contams more County News every 1ssue than any other two County newspapers cornbmed KEELE S EXCLUSIVE MEN S WEAR Dry Cleanlng 11111111 111111113111 P UQQQ 1 Phone 5 Z V KIMBALL M. D. 106 So Mann Street Phone 92 I-hllsboro, I111no1s I-hllsboro, Hhnols E.. .. , of I 1 the 1946 hiltop 32? ' 5 ff aw N H I xpf -pf Everybody likes em first time and ever after Fresh fried to a crxsp gold wnth just the right touch of salt You ll get the taste treat ofa ltfetnme when you open your first bag of Blue Star finest qualtty Potato Chnps' if D6llCIOHS,TOPS for quxck lunches or for lunch pa11s They add a sparkle to every fesuve occasnon too Qwonderful wnth cheese at cocktanl t1me'y BLUE 77r W Nourxshmg too made only from Grade A pota toes thoroughly inspected all automatnc machm ery Onlv pure vegetable oxls used for frying iv Delzgbgful' Keep a big bag on hand for those mrdmght raxds on the lce box And don t worry about the waxstlme these chxps have been de starched' Ask your grocer for Blue Stars today TAJI Poialo Chip of aw money ia: DISTRIBUTED BY KELLEY S FCOD SERVICE Hlllsboro Illlnols 9 0 0 0 0 ' , y 5555 0 0 Q! ' 0 I ' ' ' - ' I fk Delectable!Satisfy those after-school appetites. I 0 , . . . I l I I I The 1946 hlltop HAROLD T HAMMOND LINGLE MOTOR CO D D S 1-1111513010 11111'101S 1-1111513010 111111015 ILLINOIS LUTZ GROCERY CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE QUALITY FOOD GROCERIES cSf MEAT C0mp11me11t5 101121211 FUNITHRE COMPANU 1-1111510010 1111I'lO1S S HARDWARE COMPANY Where Better Furmture Costs Less S FURNITURE CUMPANY Phone 272 1-1111513010 111111013 Q COMPANY Hillsboro, 111111015 01 7 and , A the l946 hiltop Pana Hrllsboro Drstrrct Cyclone Mutual Insurance Company E T DOUGLAS M D The Montgomery County Mutual F1re W T M D Insurance Company Look Carefully after your Bu1ld 1ngs lt w1ll Save Losses and Reduce Assessments 133 West Wood St Hlllsbgrg 111111915 OIIICG 220 South Maln Street Phone 660 Accomphshlng A Goal Each year bnngs the students one step closer to the realrzatron of h1s arnbxtron graduat1on had a goal rn mlnd That goal IS to render an ever broader servrce to our patrons always ln keepmg Wrth the pnnclples of sound bankmg Through good tlmes and bad durlng peace and war we have held to th1s pol1cy As We contrnue to serve Hrllsboro and cornrnunrty IH the gen eratlons to come 1t shall be our ldeal to keep th1s goal IH mlnd year after year THE HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK HILLSBOHO ILLINOIS Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Caprtal S200 OOO UO Surplus S250 OOO OU I I I 1 u ' ' I I - O O Q Each year, since 1882, The Hillsboro National Bank has also the V346 hiltop MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM BUREAU Servmg the Farmers of Montgomery County HILLSBORO. ILLINOIS Farm Bureau Burldlng Telephone 540 K Country Life lnsurance Company Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Company Gus Sammons General Agent Farm Bureau Bmldmq Hlllsboro lll1l'101S Telephone 540 K lllinois Agricultural Mutual lnsurance Co. the 1946 hrltop T0 See Better q0 t0 DR G A KING Studebaker Leads the Way THEO H IOHNSON Sa1es and Serv1ce OPTOMETR1ST 413 S0uth Ham11t0r1 Street Yoffle Bldg H111SbOrO 111111015 1-1111sb0r0 1111I'101S Phone 2 MARKEL AUTO SUPPLY Allls Chambers Farm Machlnery T11SOI'1 and Mam Streets 1-1111sb0r0 111111015 SALES AND SERVICE NEW FORD and MERCURY CARS Ford Trucks For SGIVICG there IS HO p ace hke h0me McDav1d Motor Car Co Inc Luncheon and Fountaln Servlce MOBLEY S WALGREEN DRUG sr0r1E DR R S MCCORD C1-HROPRACTER Phone 83 K 1-1111sb0r0 111111013 J F MIZERA 8: SON Grocerzes 6? Meats Mam Street Phone F1111I'1Q PresCr1pt10r1s 1s Ouf SPGCIGHY School St Hxllsboro Phore 642 o s Q o o 1 I o 0 0 ' I I I y . 1 al 0 C . . I . - ol 1 Tb W4 bl OD Establzsh a Bankmg Connectzon ' ere at tlfns old Federal Reserve member bank you ll flncl a valuable assrstance rn your future planmnq bankmq requlrements Wrtb every modern IdC1l1IY Come ln and talk to us about your plans and your problems and make tbls bank your bankmq home You ll always be welcome' MONTGOMERY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK HILLSBORO ILLINOIS Slnce 1869 e , 'It I O O I We are here to serve you for your the V346 hnltop EIGCIIIC Appliances THE Sales and Service MONTGOMERY NEWS Elecirio Repair Service K 6 S APPLIANCE CO Will hrinq you all the horne news and follow 305 S Main Phone 840 You Wherever You go MORMINO AND SON C R NAIL Wholesale and Retail All kmdg gf The Store For Young Men Fruits and Vegetables phone 390 H ll b EDWARD MIZERA Qaacaued Maid aeecl TAYLOR SPRINGS ILLINOIS Phone 478 Phone 65 Hillsboro, lllinois i S oro, Illinois the 1946 hlltop 'X C-M2 155' Vg' fwgyfks im W may me M X Fm M ,. A ww .Na From Butch to Beau Brummel from P1gta11s Ir MISS the school crowd grows up Wlth us They say We re cookmg on the front bur ner Wlth our H1 fashlons and gadgets for the guys and gals sw- .-.A.- 4 --.-.-.- :-ff .-.-., i ,iw ,.v, ........ , .:..j,,T'!,' fy? 'ff' ' - , ' :ff 4 rica' -4- 'H in 121577 Ei?- 15 1 XM' 1-'.: 2ff1' 'L Q' H5 ',,,,,t: ,lQ1f',Qj . '555z .rfrf5'-- - 'Q 4 1. 4:-f-:-5' ' ffififsff-4-,. if 'fi-in V' 5 4:g5g5::::5:5g5g55:::g3'xQ lwu- F 9 I X'-1----:I 43.5-5:5f f'ft5.:,- M 15,-55 - ' f '- -.:Af:::: ,, - 'Q . --'--- -- l rvfpfl' 50155 fffi ' ''ff'f'fff:ffff5f5f5ff'f:ff -'5'5r f-f-ffrf:-:-f.:-:TQSITTTTT' ' F5-ffl , A .A ,....a ,.,, is 1 21... .Ai ,.,. , ,.... f.:.:,..fa1.:::,.,:,5:55::,:::::n1 A -. . - . . . to I I the 1946 hilton Pllllllllllll HHIHY EHMPHNY SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS Ice Cream, Ices, Sherbets Fancy Molds for l-lolldays and Partles PARIS FROZEN FOODS Locker PLANTS I-llllsboro and Nokorrns Phone 550 OMER POOS ATTORNEY AT LAW General Pracnce H b Dr R C Strange oPToMETms'r Hlllsboro llllnols ' ' 0 0 o Office in Walker Building , . Phone ll ills oro M Complete Beauty Servtce Dolores Brauer Prop RAINBO BEAUTY SHOP 320 S IVIa1n Phone 883 ROLSTON 6. MCDAVID ABSTRACTS 204 South Maln Street I-Illlsboro Ill1no1s RELIABLE COAL CO All Slzes ot QUALITY COALS Phone 18 the 1946 hiltop SELLERS SERVICE Lyman Sellers Owner GASOLINE OIL MEATS GROCERIES Route 127 H1llsboro Ill os Phone 362 L S E L T Z E R S CLOTHING AND SHOES I-Ilqhest IH Ouallty Lowest 1n Pnces Best W1shes to the Class of 1946 SEYMOUR DRUG STORE School Books and Supplles a Fou ta n Dn ks Phone 380 SATTGAST AUTO WORKS Body and Fender Repalnng Palntlnq l039 Vandalla Road I-Illlsboro Ill1no1s SHIRLEY SHOP LADIES READY TO WEAR I-Illlsboro Ill1no1s Phone l l8 I , . I ' , in i I I 1 . . 1 Drugs-Paints-Patent Medicines nd n i 'n I I I I I the 1946 hultop SHOP AT SEARS And SAVE Courteous Frlendly Serv1ce by The Followrnq Fnendly Hlllsboro Employees C C Barrett W E Beleher I F Bondurant Norman Bone C T Conlee H C Mrcenhelrner Madehne M Sprlnqler Ch 1 Wlk Marlon D Dalcanton D G Frame VIYQIUIG Haxton Ruby M Iohnson C E Lrpe D L Ray Grace M Weeris Cleo A Blrzele SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 102 S Marn St Hlllslooro IH Phone 832 or 833 DR E B STRANGE DENT1sT S I-hllsboro Ilhnols Sc to S1 Store 303 S Mam Phone 202 K Servlce and Quallty Comphments of Square Deal Restaurant CQMPLETE UNE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Courthouse Square Prlces the Lowest Hlllsboro, H11I'101S ar es i g ie . S' R, W, MCCAW, Mqr, R. B. IQYCE, Asst. Mqr. 7 OF Y 1 1 me 1946 hnltop HILLSBORC MONUMENT WORKS MRS IRA WHITE Northwest Corner Courthouse Square Phone 733 H111SbOTO Ilhhols -'Q 1 WB? ee' Keepsake Elem Vandever 6 Bulllngton D1arr1or1ds Wafclles Attorneys and Counselors EARL H SWINGLE at Law QUALITY IEWELRY Hrllsboro I111r1o1s Shaeffer Cambrldqe Pens Glass Hrllsboro Hlmols Lester K Vandever Ioslah T Bulhnqton Ralph A Vandever Iohn T Bulhnqton GEORGE A TELFER M Hlllsboro Hhnols WEINGAND S SHOE STGRE Style Frt and PTICG Shoes for All Exclusive Shoes and Shoe Repaumq o . . . 1 ,, I W , A.Qi ?' : ,3- A tt Ka ,515-fl: f , .elf-I?-'ihefg 29 ' -ex?-U fe M ,xwin-yn:-.J ' 9'-:.'b.1: 'mx -tf+i.v4w1'i - 4 'iii-N4 J '.-n'l'f: .m':eMx-f 5 :Wig - - ,J e , , if . . h - .V-.ft-ve.. o n A .., , E7 - . O I , . I I . D. ' ' I I . the 1946 hiltop Comphments WELLER S NATION WIDE STORE 313 So Mam Street WHITE AND WHITE INSURANCE Phone 99 Hlllsboro Hlmols WOLF DEPARTMENT STORE L qest Depa tment Store rm Montqo e y County You E tra Sa q WOLF S STAMPS S2 50 M chand se or S2 OO fl Cash fo Full Books YOFFIE S HILLSBORO IUNIOR SHOP EXCLUSIVE Carole K q Do s Dodso K1 nq te Yoihe s Style Shop I-Illlsboros Leadmq Store COMPLIMENTS Comphments of MIUWISI IIHIHY I-Illlsboro IIIIHOIS WHITLOCK S GROCERY Vandalla I1l1no1s QQME IN Quahty MICIWGSI I-hllsboro Ilhnols Coca Cola Soda Phone 330 of OF WORLEY APPAREL SHOP 1 1 1 ' ZIMMERMAN EQUIPMENT CO. ' Internatlonal Harvester Dealer 119 W Water St Phone 139 Parts Trucks Service HERBERT SWARSEN M 1-1111sboro 1111I'101S ORPHEUM And GRAND THEATERS M the 1946 hiltoo LUMBER MATERIALS COMPANY Phone 395 Comp1ete Home Bu11c11nq and Repalrs You Furmsh the Lot We Budd the Home See Us for F H A Loans H1ller s Sheet Metal Works Anythmq m Sheet Metal 115 W Water St Phones Shop 801 Besd ce 801W FURNACES ZAPIT CJ EINGIQAKVING CZCDITPANY CAPITOL ENGRAVING COMPANY I I . D. 1 I I 1 4 en , . 31 , Comphments of PLATEQ f IM 9 BY SPRINGTIELD, I L LIN O I S the me map ooMPuMENTs ED F ELLIS Your Representauve the 38th Serutorul Dlstrml Thanks to You OUR ADVERTISERS The Cla ol lQ4b Extends lts apprecratlon to all 11 adverlrsers who have helped lo make th1s book posslble We Hope We Have Mented Your Conhdence when WAGCNER prmts your yearbook your staff IS assured of the flnest ln quallty servrce and Workrnanshlp Forty slx years expenence enables us to produce your yearbook as you v1s1oned rt would look Wagoner Prrntrng Company 306 E Srrnmons St Galesburq Ill MAX WILSON THE REAL ESTATE MAN QlllCQ Phone 6 West Slde Courthouse Square Hlllsboro llhnols QF l of N C lc 4' I' I ' T ss X . . , ,S . 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