Hillsboro High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hillsboro, OH)

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at Annual Junior-Senior Prom A was 3 x A ON YOUR MARK-Ready for the grand march to start the festivities at the annual Hillsboro High School Junior-Senior Prom is Queen Karol Williams tright, frontl with her march escort. Attendants and escorts are at left. Annual Banquet Held Thursday 225 Attend Annual Event of Hall Here Juniors to Fete Seniors at Annual Banquet' Thursday Members of the Junior class are completing plans for holding ol the annual Junior-Senior banquet to be held Thursday night in the new addition of the llillsbort Methodist Church, beginning at 6:30 P. M. Roger Burton is chair man of the junior class committee in charge of arrangements. 6:30 p. M- Joyce Dixon is chairman of the program committee. Members o' the junior class are traditionally the hosts at the banquet, whicl honors members of thc graduating X Two-hundred and twenty-t'ivc juniors, seniors and special guests attended the annual Junior-Senioi Banquet held in fellowship hall ot the Methodist Church, Thursday at The junior class was the tradi- tional host for the party. Yo-Me Co class of the Methodist Church prcpziit-tl and served the banquet courses and floral table decorai 91355, l tions were provided by Jean? Flowers. Special guests included Dr. Leland McBride, vice president of Hillsboro Board of Education and Mrs. lllclirideg Paul Upp, sup erintendent of Hillsboro High Schoolg Walter Shannon, high school principal, and Mrs. Shan- non, Glenn Knechtly, Mrs. Mary Murphy. Miss Marjorie Treadweli and Dr. Luther Warren, four ol six home room teachers of junior and senior classes. INVOCATION was given by Rev Carl Ling, Methodist minister, Stuart Davis, junior classipresi- dent, gave the weleomeg John Rita tenhouse, senior class president. the response. Special music for the occasion was provided by piano solos, by David Kerr, and a vocal solo by Sallie Roush, accompanied at the piano by Rosalind Rhoads David played Emperors Waltz, The Blue Danube, and Tammy. Sally sang Sweet Violets. In the absence of John Henry Brown, president of the school board, Dr. McBride, vice president of the board, spoke briefly, voicing his appreciation for being invited to attend the function and stating that.,be was pleased to be able to attend as a representative of the local board of education. High School Principal Shannon made brief remarks of commenda- tion to the junior class for a job well donejl and also expressed Pleasure upon being afforded the opportunity to attend the banauet. Home room teachers for the twt classes will serve as chaperoncs including Glenn Knechtly, lvlrs Mary Murphy and Miss Marjoru Treadwell for the senior class rooms: George Williams, Johi Bryant and Dr. Luther Warren junior classrooms. I Stuart Davis, Junior class pres: dent, will give the welcome. Johi Rittenhouse, senior president. wil ll . give the response. gflfgx M3 46 ' :i SH k Karol Williams Selected Queen Fo: Junior-Senior Prom Miss Karol Williams, Hillsbort High School senior, was sclectet Wednesday by popular vote oi b0ys of the senior class to reigr as prom queen at the annual jun ior senior prom to be held Friday May 13. Selection of the queer was made in the traditional man- ner, with nominations from the general assembly of senior boys, followed by voting on candidates. Male members of the junior class met Thursday at 9 A. M. and nominated a slate of candidates for attendants, from which six junior girls were elected to serve as the queen's attendants at the prom. Attendants chosen were: Cheryl Wardlow, Linda Pieffer, Beverly Gray, Carol Williams, Judy Blank- enship and Mary Ann McCarty, They will attend the queen and DH1'iiCiDHte in ceremonies during the prom. 'ftl'-1 X L il Q15

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.ig ,. xc HONORED--Given honorary membership in the Hillsboro FFA Chapter Friday night were thesi three persons, left to right, Miss Barbara Reed, high school secretary: Mrs. Jean Head, florist: and Pau Burch, farm implement dealer. Miss Reed was honored for her efforts in preparing the program an: other secretarial work, Mrs. Head for her assistance in floral arrangements and for the flowers for the ladies and Burch for his contributions to the group and especially for financing a trip for a mem' ber to the state convention. FFA Banquet Held Friday Numerous Awards Are Presented at Fefe Approximately 200 Hillsboro FFA Chapter members, parents and guests attended the annual banquet, held inthe Washington School multi-purpose room Friday night, despite inclement weather and hazardous road conditions. The meeting following the ban- quet, conducted by chapter officers and members in accordance with parliamentary procedure form, inv eluded the presentation of founda- tion and chapter awards, honoring of special guests, introduction of members and parents present, pre- sentation of past and present chap- ter queens, entertainment in the form of a movie entitled Star Farmers of America, and music by the chapter band. The banquet was officially open-J ed with introductory remarks by Douglas McCann, chapter presi- dent. Invocation was given by John Graff, chapter chaplain, followed by dinner music by the FFA band. Following BSP!!-Fly served by members of the loca1FHA may ter under the supervision of Miss Eva Fels, advisor, the opening ceremony was given by chapter officers: Doug McCann, president, Geraldean Shelton, vice presidentg Richard Achor, secretaryg Larry Johnson, treasurerg Larry Rodan, reportetg Francis Blanton, sentinelg John Graff, chaplain, and Eugene Schraw, student advisor. JERRY PATTON, assistant vice president, extended the welcome. J , Howard Fettro gave the response an behalf of parents, following which guests present were intro- duced, including donors of awards. school officials present and repre- sentatives of other county chap- ters. The chapter Queen for 1960-61. Miss Beverly Gray, junior student at Hillsboro High School, was in- troduced and presented with a cor- gage by former presidents, Dale Kendall and John Rittenhouse. Re- tiring quoen was Miss Mary Jane Fling. pg PRESIDING-Dauq McCann, FFA Rodan, Hottle, 5 , .sff ll ffii QUEEN PINNED-Miss Beverly Gray, queen of the Hillsbor FFA Chapter, gets flowers pinned on her jacket by John Ritten house, former chapter president, during the annual b nquet Frida night. Q, AccoMPi.lsHMeN'rs OF the Q chapter for thc past year were given by Jim Keith after which honorary degrees were presented by chapter assistant officers. These included: Vice president, Jerry Patton: secretary, David Ludwick: treasurer, Tom Renog reporter, Stephen Nartkerg sentinel, Bob Hottie: student advisor. John Main, and chaplain, Larry Cooper. FFA Chapters ' Hold Livestock Judging Meet l The five FFA chapters in High-, land County participated in a coun-f ty-wide livestock judging meet! held Wednesday afternoon on two county farms, with Mowrystown team scoring high for the county- with 5611 points. Hillsboro and Lynchburg teams tied for second lace with 5215 charge new president of the Hillsboro FFA Chapter, presided at the night banquet. Chapter Picks Officersp McCann, President The Hillsboro Future Farmers o America Chapter met Thursdal night at the high school building and elected officers for the com ing year. New officers will takf office on March 1. Douglas McCann was electec president, Other officers include Geraldean Shelton, vice president Jerry Patton, assistant vice presi dent: Richard Achor, secretary David Ludwick, assistant secretary Larry Johnsonf treasurerg Ton Reno, assistant treasurerg Larry reporter: Steve Nartker assistant reporter. Francis Blantin, sentinelg Bok assistant sentinelg Gena Schraw, student advisor, Johr Main, assistant student advisor John Graff, chaplaing Larry Coop er. assistant chaplain. Plans for the annual chapter ban quet were discussed and a com mittee was appointed to take of arrangements. Fifty boys participated on teams,l awards. Livestock used was donated comprised of 10 members to a team. William L Cornelius, High- land' Producers Livestock Associa- tion manager, judged teams and- merits. for the occasion by William Irvir and Stanley Kibler, Holstein cows and first calf heifersg Harvey Brew fer, yearling Shorthorn cattle, Johr individuals on livestock iudgiegi Scanlon, Hampshire ewes, Williarr High individual scores were made by the following boys, in in- dividual j u d g i n g competition: Charles Nace, 6313 Richard Walker, 6293 Jackie Richey, 623, all three members of Mowrystown Chapter. Eugene Schraw, 617, Dale Kendall, 606, both of Hillsboro chapter. Sam West, McClain, 5843 John Scanlon, 582: Virgil Brewer, 579, both of Lynchburg chapter. John Bowman, 573, Mowrystown chapter. Wesley Black 568 McClain chapter P , ' . , A points each. McClain was next with! Lynchburg chapter was host for 4975 points, Fairfield, 4931 points.ithe judging contest and gave the ,Penquite, Corriedale ewesg Edgar 3 Fawley, aged Hereford cows, Hamp I shire breeding gilts and Hampshire market hogs. Judging contests f were held on the Kibler and Faw- lley farms.

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N4 OFFICIALS 1:1-K Walter T Shannon Principal Randy McKenzie retiring Vice Pres of the student body Randy Barney New President and James King New Vice President Even Tommy Stephens got decorated at Christmas time Melinda Miller layne Helpenstine and Patty Smith look on. Who washed the dishes from the Jr-Sr Dinner? MR. HIXON at . 1 V 47, 7 :Q w . t x S 5 in g 2 as 35+ I- uf msn R .nlfg Ez Q XQf 47 Below: Remember the winter of 1960? , ,- ,, i ' f Q., MK , -,N , -.Qi-,..,t . x - ,., xv? L A g -.nfjifv-3. ' 1 . . -ff. , 'Q ...... ,ugy -3 , 15711, Y . 'sn W' . .-, , ' .Na i x - vi R fk Iii A S nl f ide th X -. 'M r A+ qs' ,L V gil X . A auf? fit, lgff, 5 5? ,. ,fu - 'ry .K,fF Hr . u, ,AMA-, + ,H-Q .M1-hy,m , , 'fm -S ,, K fa 4 ,Of ' ., s V 2 . ' .gt 9 .. ,ff X LL. ' 4' - , .. Q f ', f- vp - , 4 ii-Y, I D S 11 Af 3 , 4 Q f e- ... .,,, , A M ,, H? A ,M f .. ,. ,, I f, W A , '-. e f ,.'f 4 1' ,Ha rm ' .4 f aw ,. . r is 5 -t ., , , ,e..':.. f f e. v.,,,g,.v - lf-nh 'ax 5, ,x v- ,W 5 me ,warn-,n nt e