Hillsboro High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hillsboro, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Diane Comparoni has just received the full impression of a pin cushion. Hugh, you rat, setting such things. Hugh Buie demonstrates one of his tricks. The egg really broke and almost broke up the play for a Below Diane hears no rumors Sandy spreads no rumors U

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RUTH PDwELL'5 Powell Power Public Utili there' There's JOHN RANDLE driving by in e g bad Buick,and with him he has that famous news analyst, ANN PULSE She's on the way make another broadcast of 'Pulse Beat of the Nat1on' And here's by Its driver wealth He ought to be, It's BILL RENO operator of the 'Club Reno in Reno', one of the clessiest casinoes in Nevada R d ing in his back seat are bird watcher MARY ANN RICHARDS and JOHN home visiting from his sheep ranch in Aus tralia They are followed by a little con vartlble contain1ng KENNETH ROUSH, a kin dergarten jazz band leader, and BONNIE RUG GLES, who is thinking seriously of quit ting her job in an agricultural loan of fice to take a better one in Koh excuse us, ATJ the zoo ties Company well, look over to the studio to another big car driving is the very pictureof RITTENHDUSE, Hello' Here's HYDEE SAMPSON, a pro fessional greater, and KENNETH SCHRAw,who was recently voted Pharmaclst of the Year for his work in the development of the im proved sugar pill Following them are JUDY SATTERFIELD and CAROL SETTY, who bake p1es and cakes, and JOHN SETTY who raises blue pepper plants, dwarf orange trees, and other such oddities to sell to novelty stores Another cook from our class is RUTH SIBREL, creator of he world's longest shish kebob The next vision to focus is apparent ly the only teacher our class has produc d SHARON SHANNON took over for Mrs Murphy when she got indigestlon from eat ing too much overall chowder She is at tempt1ng to explain something to JIM SLAT ER, but he seems to be more interested in the tinker toys he is carvlng by hand And all the other members of her class are watching BUm8th1HQ outside the window Let's take a look It's HOMARD STANLEY about to lower the 'start' flag for a drag race between DARRELL STEVENS and TOM MY STEPHENS Tom surely is confident he is running in reverse Now, here comes a fellow'with a set BXprSSS1OH on his face Oh, no wonder It is BILLY STORER, who is entering a model made from a plaster cast of h1s face 1U a creative art contest After him come GEORGE STROEMER, unofficial timer for a certain lady auto racer, and LENORE TAY LOR, chief product tester for JUDY and SHIRLEY TENER'S toy factory, where they make the world famous Tener totter A other tester is PAUL UAIT, who works,odd ly enough at the Bureau of weights and Measures He is accompanied by CALUERT MALKER, manufacturer of the walker walker well known baby stroller That man up on the platform with the glass of water is elecutionist JOHN MESTER, whose lectures on the mating habits of the teetse fly have won him critical acclaim He is en gaged in hot debate with LINDA NEST on the question uhose grip is more sin care a boa constrictor, or a vote seek ing po11tician'7 These next two are nice people to know if you are accident prond CAROLYN and CHRRLEENE UILKIN are partners in the insurance business They are trying to explain actuarial statistics to KAROL NIL LIAMS all she can say is 'Hunh7 I don't get it ' And here is EMERSMN NILLIAMS, who is helping BILL UILSON design a bet ter set of shoes for ballet dancer TOM NILLIAMS, while telephone man JOHN MITHAM is installing a new intercom system in Bill's sport1ng goods factory As befits his position the last to appear in our crystal ball is a man with a very impres sive signature He signs his name MEL MC KINLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES toothpick company whoops' Suddenly everyth1ng went black You might know it the crystal ba l has blown a fuse Oh, well, it's not so bad, after all, though That's all the class of 1960, anyway .ww George Mxller bexng a good LION trles desperately to sell that lest chrlstmes tree 58 ' bi ' ' ' 0 ' y V I 1 . C . 1 . ' . t e . . K. I , - - t,z.'.s-ff-' ' 'W ' I ' E - - . n- ' - . ll -

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