Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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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 . . , ! .

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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 , . , .

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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