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C5 Q :F Q' mr Y 1 FIRST ROW Jack Halverson Armund French Jon Brakke Donald Peterson Gerald Malley Richard Klemetson SECOND ROW Duane Chrrstopherson Donald Meyer Bryan Peterson Eileen Heckman Muriel Pederson Rosalyn Olson Dick Breen THIRD ROW Carroll Gordon Joyce Krmngle Judy Benson Mass Howard FOURTH ROW Colleen Spulsbury Sonia Korup Eileen Henning Georgia Kaldor Twelve eafw Togeifzem. ROW l: Judith Benson, Sonja Korup, Richard Breen, Rosalyn Olson, Georgia Kaldor, Miss Howard. ROW 2: Muriel Pederson, Jon Halverson, Richard Klemetson, Jon Brakke, Eileen Henning. 23
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fda SHARON ANN WILSON Y 7 4 She may have sughed to many tho she loves but one Chorus l 2 -4 Z Pep Club l 2 -4 Annual Staff glass lfutozy dents mounted the steps to the Englush room of Hillsboro Hugh School As the lourney continued, we de cuded to have leaders, so we elected Bull Wentworth, presudent Margaret Meyer, vuce presudent, Mur uel Pederson, secretary, and Duck Breen, treasurer Our class advusor was Mrs Oscar Johnson The rep resentatuve un Student Councul from our class was Nlary Ann Hovet Our kung and queen candudates for the carnuval were Tum Meyer and Kathleen Eblen Muruel Pederson was chosen by the student bo of Hillsboro Hugh School to be one of the cheerleaders Sophomore Class Our lourney contunued the next fall wuth 38 members un the sophomore class Our guudes through thus part of our travels were Doug Falconer, presudent, Kathleen Eblen, vuce presudent and Sonla Korup, secretary treasurer Mrs Oscar Johmon was our class advusor Mary Ann Hovet Jack l'lalverson, and Duck Breen represented our class un the Student Councul Our superuors, the lunuors wel comed us unto the senuor hugh school wuth unutuatuon The class elected Mary Ann Hovet homecomung attendant The class elected kung and queen candudates for the carmval Duck Breen and Barbara Arne gard Jumor Class We started our most enloyable year, our lunuor year by electung offucers Duck Breen, presudent, Muruel Pederson vuce presudent, Kathleen Eblen, secretary, and Bull Wentworth treasurer We had 34 members un our class Our Student Councul representatuves were Duck Breen, .lack Halverson, Jon Brakke, and MaryAnn Hovet Januce Rotvold was elected by the student body as cheerleader from our class Carnuval kung and queen candudates were Richard Klemetson and Nlargaret Nleyer Januce Rot vold was homecomung attendant Our class advusor was Donald Muller Our class put on three one-act plays They were The Storm, Dr Fuxut, and Too Many Mary s The plays were a success under the able durection of Ms. Gear Ehnson. The big event of the year was the Junuor Senior Prom which we spon sored. The theme was Serenade In Blue. Senior Class We have now reached the last lap of our travels with 34 members. We elected Doug Falconer, president, Eleanor Foss, vice-president, Myrna Nelson, secretary, and Eileen Henning, treas urer. Mr. Rhodes is our class advisor. Student Council representatives are Mary Ann Hovet, Jack l'lalver son, Dick Breen, and Jon Brakke. The letterman s club elected Marlene Muir as homecoming queen of 55. We presented our clcss play, Tomboy, in November under the excellent direction of Mrs. Oscar Johnson. We also published the school paper, The School Daze. The co-editors are Janice Wiger and Georgia Kaldor. And now we begin our longest iourney on whch we shall put to use the things we have learned. After we receive our diplomcs we will be on our way to prove that we can apply the knowledge gained. 22 Ek 5 H , -. L ' 'Lei v' . I U . 'fax V 5 ' Us . 3 T B il? --ffffff:ff::fffff-f I3 7 ...............,...... 4 O Freshman Class--We began our iourney through high school the fall of l952 when 36 frightened stu- I
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V4 WENT if of fa X37 W .J f glass prophecy One fune day un I966 as we go strollung down the streets of Hullsboro we run unto Gale Boeddeker wealthy farmer around Hu llsboro We accept Gale s unvutatuon to come out and see hus farm and lourney out there wuth hum on arruvung we notuce a huge laboratory adlacent to the barn We take a closer look and fund Russell Boeddeker busy at work on another of hus unventuons He has lust buult a new type of rocket shup He unvutes us aboard to Inspect hus braun chuld Whule tourung the shup we fund hus cohort un the world of scuence, .lon Brakke playung wuth matches un the engune room He accudentally drops one un the wrong place startung the shup The enguneer, Bruan Notch surmuses the sutuatuon un two words WE RE OFFI As we saul over Caledonua we see .lames Doedon, truant ovffucer of Caledonua chasung some luttle delunquents who have decuded to take the afternoon off We change our course and head south over Fargo where we fund Sonia Korup, a promunent unteruor decorator puttung the funal touches on Rosalyn Olson s new dance school lookung over WDAY we fund Mulfred Smuth who has taken the place of the retured Texas Ranger Whule leavung we chat wuth Eu leen Hennung busuness mgr of WDAY who tells us that Mu lfred has fulled the spot very capably As we lourney on over the twun cutues we fund that the Munneapolus symphony us about to put on a concert We see Tum Meyer the bass drummer talkung to Georgua Kaldor who us bent over tryung to tune her tympanus As we saul on over the Eastern part of our country, we look down on Vassar College were we fund uts new presudent, .lanuceWuger, talkung to Dean of Women Kathleen Eblen, about a serues of panty rauds led by Ronny ars the Valuntuno of the Suxtues We head on over New York Cuty and look down on the Ed Sulluvan Show where we fund Ruchard Klemetson explaunung the blooper ball he used to baffle the Dodgers un the World Serues We stuck around for the next act, whuch us Margaret Meyer and her captuvatung Kazoo We stop by the Socony Vacuum Company to refuel, and whule there we overhear the presudent of the company Januce Strom talkung wuth head ortust un charge of advertusung Marlene Muur about replac ung the Flyung Red Horse wuth Fallner the wonder horse We are now refueled and we saul over the Atlantuc to Parus We see Monsueur Jacque Le Halversor' the unternatuonal playboy doung the town wuth a number of Parusuan women We contunue eastward Gnd look down upon Geneva Swutzerland where we fund Duck Breen U S delegate to the Lhuted Natuons, arbutratung wuth Nuckolu Bulganun over the taruff on golf balls un the Lkraune We contunue over the Gobu Desert where we fund Ju Benson and Myrna Nelson reporters for Woman s Home Companuon, gettung a story on homemakung un the desert We are now shootung over Tubet where we fund Duane Pederson s pedugreed yak farm We fund Duane un one of hus usual posutuons sleepung under a tree, whule hus foreman John Lundgren runs the busuness of the ranch We head north now for the Artuc Curcle where we fund Januce Rotvoldwuth her one and only huntung seals un the Frubulof Islands We brung the shup about and head due south for the Hawauuan lslands where we see Bull Wentworth lyung under a palm tree suppung puneapple uuuce and watchung the natuve gurls as they hula around hum We head back to the U S A and lookung down on Hollywood we observe Mavus Goshunska and Sharon Wu lson co-authors of the book My One and Only Love We head over Yucca Flat and lookung down we fund Barb Arnegard, wufe of a famous let pulot at the aur base Back un our home state we fund Sylvua Engel secretary to the furst woman gov ernor of our state Eleanor Foss busy at work un the caputol Back at Hullsboro we fund Muruel Peder son, caterung to fufty screamung chuldren un her nursery school We land and are lucky enough to hutch a rude home wuth Mary Ann Hovet She us tryung the Thunderburd she receuved for her burthday from the new owner of the Ford garage 24 'W 's -0' ' H14 X, sa .I l 'LK ff 12 V7 Kim, . . I . . I . I . ,. . . . . .. I . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .I . . , . I ' I , . . . . I I I i . . . . . I . . , . . . . ' I I ' I I . , . I ' I I . . . I BY I - I . I . . . . .. I .I - , . 0 I I . .. . . I . I , .. , . . . . I . . . . . . . . .. . . . I , .. I . , . I. . . .. . ..., . . . ,, I I I ll n 0 n e 1 ' . I . ' , I . . . . I . . -
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