Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

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KAY KELLY LYLE PEDFRSON The girl chosen as the outstanding musician of Hillsboro High School is Kay Kelly. She not only plays the flute excellently, but also plays the piano and sings. Kay has been active in music in every possible way, having been a member of glee club, chorus, band and pep band all four years of high school. This year she directed the pep band and is assistant director of the band. She also participated in the orch- estra, triple trio. and trio. Kay is very interested in music and plans to go on in that field. Accredited with making the largest percentage of free throws is our outstanding athlete, Lyle Pederson. For this he was awarded a gold basketball. Having had three years of experience Lyle was elected co-captain of the basketball team in his Senior year. He had two years of football experience and made the second most points in the basketball season. During the tournament he was selected as a member of the first all district team.

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WILMA MOLLERSTROM ANTON GUNDERSON You who know Wilma and Anton can easily see why they were chosen as the most active boy and girl in this high school. When ever there is any activity, there they are. Wilma has been in chorus and glee club all four years, and also triple trio awhen she was a Sophomore. She has had a part in each of the class plays plus being president of the class during her Junior year. Even with all these activities she has studied so that her scholastic average has placed her third among her classmates. She is now presiding over the newly formed Student Council. In order that she might have this honor, some- one had to organize the Council. This was done by a committee of which Anton is co-chairman. He is also president of the class this year. During the football season he was co-captain of the mighty Burros. The Lettermen's Club was helped along by Anton who is very eapably filling his job as Sergeant-at-Arms. He is also rated very high scholastically. These are only a few of their extra-curricular pursuits, as they are too numerous to list them all.

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'7fze Peafecl' Seniaa Req Here at long last is the boy of your dreams ff-the boy you would most like to find in HHS The Perfect Senior Boy! To begin with we will take ,Iackie's head and set it upon George's build. Don't start saying he's too short, for now we will stretch him into Vernon's height. Sounds pretty snazzy, huh? Well that isn't all! Into our dream we put Anton's personality combined with Lyle's fun loving nature. Say girls, he's already enough to swoon over and we're only half through building him. What's a boy without musical ability? Why he's only part of what he should be. So, from Roy we will get that. For something to make his conversation enjoyable we add all of David's witty remarks. just a dash of Howard's inquisitiveness plus Donald's mechanical ability. Not only does he have these charac- teristics but he also has perfect manners and knows how to use them. There he is-- - The Perfect Senior Boyff all ready for his first appearance with the Perfect Senior Girl. You all know something like that can onlyihappen in a dream and I know what yr.u're all going to do now so- Happy Dreams! QAnd they will be, if he's an active figure in 1hem.j '7fze pefpfeci genial: From the very beginning of time, to the present day, there hasn't existed a creature who could rightfully be called a perfect girl. We don't think anyone is perfect, but if such a person could exist, we would want her to be a Senior girl. Now if we were living in a magic land Qwhich we aren'tj and had the power to take a desirable feature from each of our Senior girls and arrange them to form the Perfect Senior Girl, we would take the hair of Dona, the eyes of Barbara, the nose of Mary, the lips of Betty, the chin of Arlene, the complexion of Janet and delicately mold them into the perfect head. Next we would give her the figure of Agatha, along with .Iean's height and the wardrobe of Romie. Now we will endow her with Wilma's sociability, Ruthie's personality. Alice's manners, and Margaret's humor. Without Kay's musical and Gladys' dancing ability, our girl would not be complete. Now we gift her with Dorothy's prudence and bestow upon her Ruth's abundant intelligence. She is now complete and is ready to fascinate the Senior boys. However slae does not exist, so the search goes on. If she were a reality, she would fully deserve the title of the Perfect Senior Girl.