Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

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i 6-Homecoming 5 .5 2 5 lirom left to right Barbara lforster, Agatha Kumi. lngrid Solee. A snalte dance wound its way toward the football field on the night of October 30, 1947. This was the beginning of the first Homecoming since 19-11. After all had arrived a bonfire was lighted and Co-captain john Hovland crowned Agatha Kuntz Queen of the 1947 Homecoming. Her attendants were Barbara Forster, junior, and Ingrid Solee, sopl'omore. Following this, I1 pep rally was held and lunch was served. The next afternoon bitter rivalry resumed as the Mayville Lions met the Hills- boro Burrcs in cold drizzling weather. Defeat came after a hard fought battle with .1 secre of 13-6. That evening a dance was held at the Armory. Alumni from as far back as 1919 wefe prefent. Music was provided by Paul Hmson's Orchestra. Everyone had an enioy- able time and looks forward to next year's Homecoming events. Gfxeealeaffe-14 l l,eft to right Doris Sltogen, Mary lou Schafer. Agatha Kuntv. Marilyn llanson.

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,fn-91, 561,001 emi First Row Dona Nustad, Marilyn Hanson, Marlowe Olson, Carmen Thompson, Gloria Olson, Romie Pederson, Kay Kelly, Beverly Mollerstrom, Paxil Steen, Ronald Hanson, janet Thompson, Alice Overboe. ' Second Row Paula Bovaird, Gladys Lorch, Janet ilaecbson, Margaret Henning, Dennis Buetlmer, Lois Letnes, Georgine Engel, Joanne Johnson, Oliver Melting, Ruth Peterson, Dorian Olson. Uonald Breen, Thomas Savereide, Roy Olson. Third Row Mr. Fosmarlr, director, Albert Opp, Terry Overmoe, Rita Breen, Robert Nelson, Howard Riemer, Vernon I.ee, Andy Harstad, Raymond KI mltnson, Lyle Pederson. Not on the picture Michael Kellv. There is musie in the beauty, and a silent note which Cupid strikes, far sweeter than the sound of an instrument, for there is music wherever there is harmony, order, or proportion, and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres. H Brmrm'

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Nlhlafiea Basketball was another major sport of Hillsboro High School. The boys were in experienced at the start, but as each game rolled by, they improved greatly as they would have gained second in the annual tournament if they had not lost to Portland by one point. This gave them third pla ce. There will be no track this season because of baseball which is being offered for the first time in the line of sports in Hillsboro High School. Hillsboro Opponents Hillsboro Opponents 21 ........... Hunter ........... 38 .......... Qak Grove .......... 30 ..... .... N orthwood .... .... 3 3 32 ..... . . . Hatton ..... . . . . 30 ..... Lgfimofe .... jj' 20 ..... Gfove.... ....44 29 ..... . . . Gfgndin . . . .... 26 ..... .... M ayville . . . . . . 46 ..... .... H gtton .... .... 3 3 46 ..... .... B ohngagk .... .... 2 9 2S .... . . . Mayville . . . .... ..... .... P oftland . . . . . . 24 ..... . . . Portland . . . .... S2 ......... Cooperstown . . . . . . . 30 .... ..., N orthwood .... .... 4 6 ..... .... P ortland . . . . . . . 27 ..... .... W est Fargo .... .... 3 8 30 ..... Hatton 26 ..... Lafimofe .... ..... Total Name fg ft t'l Duane Anderson --- -'-- 85 105 295 Lyle Pederson ---- ---- 2 1 45 11 1 Dallas Bjerke - - ---- 12 20 52 Eddie Solee -------- - - - 5 22 49 Duane Anderson and Lyle Pederson Raymond johnson -----f-- 14 16 46 made the first All-District Team. Albert Opp -------- --- 3 12 27 Ronald Hanson ---- - - - 8 1 10 Robert Nelson ---. -- - 0 2