Hillsboro High School - Trojan Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

wow W TROJAN STAFF Ed1tor Mar1ly'n Hlebert Ass't Ed Gwenne H1ebert Bus1ness Manager Edd1e W11lems Ass't Bus Mgr Maryon Schellenberg Advxsor M1ss Mal1nda Penner INTRODUCTION For all members of Hlllsboro H1gh School the TROJAN 1S to be a memory book of classmates faculty members club act1v1t1es and sports The Trojan staff and Journahsm class present th1s yearbook to you to remmd you of the lughhghts of the 1953 54 school year 9 we September 11 H1 Y SOCIB1 18 Ftrst football game 21 State Farr October FFA Leadersh1p School Frank B1ery Orgarust Homecormng Game End 2nd 6 weeks H1 Y conference banquet November State Teacher s Convent1on Last Football Game H1 Y Soctal End 2nd 6 weeks Thanksgwmg vacauon Sophomore Party 267 December 3 FFA Play Nhght 23 Jan 4 Chnstmas Vacat1on January 12 Kmgman Orchestra 22 End lst semester 28 Instrumental C11H1C February Europe lecture Royal Scots Teachers V1s1t1ng Day Last BB game CVL one act play contest L1ttle Women March Vocal Concert DISUICI BB Tournament End 4th 6 weeks Trojanettes Work Day H1 Y Banquet Valenttne s Buds Bethel Ensemble Fr Soph Party D1str1ct Speech and Drama Fesuval Trojanette Banquet kt EP' Jtafrt, ,, JJgA 511002 Q su L U1 .H-S HIllSBllRIl P tzzz.A ARNER 'Weis 1 pn 22 23 ,, 8 Ftrst BB game Q f k 18 Ensemble Chrlstmas Carolmg 4-s I Sl st W' IV LAK 'A px iff'- . lo uf' 'Y V 'Tuf 9 'EOUQW' 4477rst,, HILLSBORO F LORAL DECQ5 IR :taper swf D D'f What Words Ca Never Say Q 127 North Ma1n Phone 1699 We W1re Flowers I A Phone 244 nwhere' 2 R DR G s KLASSEN 1 H111sboro Kansas 1 ' f PP 7 f I t Dentlst X Ray D1agnos1s T l I' i , 'I' ' f A, !-LJ' 4- -I :ff . 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'Q 1 1 ' ,, -aff ' , ', as sg , A1umn1 of our school may remember Mr W1ebe as a coach a b1ology teacher a wood work 1nstructor or t h a eac er of mechamcal draw1ng for Mr W1ebe has served H111sboro H1gh School ln all these f1elds More outstand1ng to us are the many words of k1ndness and understandlng Wh1Ch Mr W1ebe has g1ven 1n the gu1dance off1ce and 1n casual contact w1th an student Y To Mr Herbert W1ebe a twenty year member of H11lsboro Hlgh School's teach1ng staff we ded1 t h ca e t 1S yearbook Th1S 1S our way of expressmg thanks for h1S long years of serv1ce as a teacher and counselor THE TROJAN STAFF For better looks have a ha1rcut at KANSAS WHOLESALE CO REGIER BARBER 4 SHOP Jack Sprat F1ner Foods At Your Grocer ' A x W, x I ji. 14711, f K .r '. ac fy fy? 5 ff'- ,X , f x f 1 I an , , zbrw, RICHARD XE + 4 'AJ' L Q! A, x awk I WX 6' J ' , l 'ii'- 3 Neff 45,- .9 2, Rl FHQ M., ' 5 H ,gn surf wr V January N-'s September March O! Sckoof J jake Dreams of the school board formed plans and tlus year the plans took the shape of the new add1t1on whlch was formally ded anzf 1cated for use on May 2.3 1954 arm' To the board Mr Elmer Flamlng Mr John Vogt Dr H F Janzen and Mr Herold Regler belongs a debt of gratltude for the many tlmes they worked far 1nto the n1ght planrung and work 1ng on pol1c1es of the H11lsboro Schools HILLSBORO SUNDRIES DR. N. E. ABRAHAMS Hillsboro' s Only Modern Fountam 3 OPt0T1'1CtI'1St Drugs Sundnes Bank Bldg. Ph 556 . , mvsxv-.. V' 1 . - 'S . I CT' -I . - . ay , ist! A n PS4 X l X -'Y R' Q-. J V x ,L , N 'I ' ' . f-ga 'bv- W. ' N , lk' if V ,,,..,, 4 ' ' 1 1 0 ' V pf - , . : . ' , . , . . . 7 ' . Y I M6586 7' LEFT TO RIGHT: Maryon Schellenberg, secretary-treasurerg Wayne Wiens, presidentg Emerson Wiens, student council rep. g Eddie Willems, vice-president. eniord MOTTO Not at the Top, But Climbing COLORS FLOWER Maroon and Silver Yellow Rose Rounding out a full year of activities, the forty-seven seniors presented their class night program Mgy Z4 and graduated May 25. Selling magazines, having a senior work day, presenting a talent program to the public, giving the play Si1as Marner, were spe- senior activities. Kansas City was the ob- ject of their 2-day trip. Maryon Schellenberg, a 4-year candidate for football queen, reigned as queen this year. The seniors were also well represented as office-holders in all of the school organizations and functions . GLADWIN BARTEL. . . very deliberate MONROE BARTEL. . .future farmer. . in actions and thought. . . that good old farmers stride. . .scholarship man. . . MOH . . .SUOl'lg H1311 of SOlll' SCVEII. distinctive laugh.. . gf +el:',E2,5'k ,,', C' 'i'.'i:sQ:F:Zi. 1 r ' fffif if 1- 1 fs? lies? A iieisiff 'E ?g.f!r?3N ' .s.u.,.., gif is f ffm. . .9n,mt, - 1. s:si'1 :w Q .1- Wg ,Y V. . -qs fmf '- ff ifikff is , K TABOR COLLEGE Hillsboro, KanSaS ANDY FRIESEN. . .basketball captain sleek sheek. . .has a way with wo- men. . ,terrific trumpeter. EDITH EITZEN. . .chief aim--eni0Y life , , ,perfectionist. . .journalism wheel , . , first class prompter, engaged to Vern Kornelsen, , , nice to know. , , seamstress, HERMAN FRIESEN. . . the scientist of HHS. . . collector. . .everyone's buddy. . . ornery. . . motor- cycle man, ANNETTIE EWERT. . . lively and late. . . Nut . . .stays at Toews' Hall spinster ? never. FARMERS EQUITY UNION Grain, Feeds at Fertilizers Hillsboro, Kansas 11 Phone 71 SYLVIA FOTH. . . handy ackmpanist. uf JOYCELYN GROTHE. . . dimpled and cute triple trio soprano, , , soda jerk U typing whiz. 5. fl if V BEULAH GIESBRECHT.. .domestic. . . many hobbies. . . quietly does her work, NORMAN FUNK. . , future farmer. . . ready, willing and able. . . bashful but swell remarkably qu iet, 5411 has CARYL FRIESEN. . . Dear John , , , Marmee in Little Women , , , ready with a laugh, , , sparkling-eyed singer, rw? I 1 as Piff, , , three year che lea , , spunky. .. friendly. . . songbird. CORNELSEN MOTOR CO, Home Of Sincere Service Phone 115 Hillsboro IERRY HERBEL. . . short but oh-my. . . the man with the Hollywood dress, , , oh, three, four in the morning, , , congenial, MELBA HEIN, , , always on the go. . . light- weight of senior class, , , livewire, , , Oh kid , , , talks sixteen words per dozen , MARILYN HIEBERT, , , a little bit of every thing. . . musical. . .number one actress straight A. . .studles and steadles GWENNE HIEBERT. . .heads Y-T interest is Eddie. . . not afraid to HOWARD HIEBERT. . . Wllllllg worker. . . ace Hi-Y pop seller, , , man on speak up. . .good natured, ,, doodler, VOGTS The Complete Food Center 13 In Downtown Hillsboro SALLY JOHNSON. . .DOI more school, but Les , . . short, only in height, ,, perienced housekeeper. . . always on the go, CX' DWIGHT HODEL. . , always good for a laugh, . . Sour Seven director. . . expert on contents of the world and all about everything. JEROME LANGE. . . Tilford . . . girl shy . , , calm, cool and quiet. . . slippery basketball man, CLARA JOST. . . that curly hair. . .bound to be a nurse. . . cheery and willing . . , naturally nice. '-is ., Q4 as MARLAND HIEBERT. . . independent, mechanically minded. . . twin, , , Sir Breeze , DR, H. F. JANZEN, M,D, 14 General Practice 128 S. Main Hillsboro, Kansas HARRIET KLAASSEN. . .girl with a mind of her own, , , blushes about Art. . . has rhetorical wit. . .enjoys fun, LARRY PENNER. . .chosen for boys' state . . .hook shot artist. . . all around ath- lete. . . stuco cheese. . . tall, dark and handsome. . . football co- captain, KARL JOST. . . football co-captain, , , glad to hear it . . . Dink, . . tall tale teller, , , flashing brown eyes. HELEN KOS IDWSKY. . . industrious. . . eminent reporter, , , well, m Montana . . . woman -. driver , ROBERT OLLENBERGER. . . Ollie . . . fun all round , , . four year footballer ,, ,drives but isn't easily driven. DARI-ETTE Hot dogs, Tastee Burgers, Fountain Leon B. Rempel, Mgr. 15 Hillsboro, Kansas GENE RICE. . .Mr, Quarterback. . . things will take care of themselves. . . curly haired, , . never widiout an opin- ion, DARLENE REIMER, , , future plans--Mrs. Arlo Schmig. . .ress ,enjoys LAWANDA SCHMIDT. , .hobby-Emerson ,, , loves to cook, , .quiet and neat. , , cooperative. . . housevfyvrkfi GERHARD REMPEL. . . verbosity debater. . .T Wee. . . Gary . . . wlth the German build, 16 plus. . . man LOIS PLETT. . . thinks and then speaks Oh nuts . . . two year Trojanerte veep . . .will work for RN. BONESTEEL MOTORS New 8: Used Cars Wholesale - Retail Hillsboro, Kansas LAVERN SCHROEDER. . . man about town ...last minute J, J, , , curly blond hair. . .drives his convertible. MARYON SCHELLENBERG. . . popular J ., ,Homecoming queen, , , blush- ing blond. . .gir1s' starer, ,, friendly blue eyes, l ' JOAN SEIBEL. . .key board magician... verbal source--unlimited. . .number 1 , contralto. . .good natured. ff' ,2 WK 7,11 Y!! .VI To Q DONALD SCHMIDT. . .husky man with a hearty smile. 4 . studious. . .one year member of HHS. . .chem. ace. DIANE SCHROEDER. , , tornboy of Little Women . . .carefree. . .farm girl and proud of it, , , bass fiddler, SCHAEFFLERS Since 1887 The Store You Have 17 Always Known SHELDON STEINLE. . . basketball check boy.. . long haired reader, , , rock in the Trojan line. . . if not seen then heard. . . GLADYS WIENS. . .gets around. . .one of the foursome, , , kid , , , first chair french horn player, f EMERSON WLENS. . . flat footed fullback ,, , Em , , ,dry humorist. . .Tommy Dorsey of the senior class.. . farm bred, UNRUH. . ,gir1s' stater. . .always fun. . . that long black hair, ,, . O. ., ',,R. . LAURA SUDERMAN. . .tall and energetic , , , Mar1ene's pal. . . donja know , . . mischievious .... SOLOMON SEIBEL Corrective Massage and Physio Therapy Hlllsboro, Kansas EDDIE WILLEMS. . .Oracle editor. ..smi1 ing Hi-Y Pres.. .. on the ball , , , Steady Eddie. . . The Knee MARLENEWIENS. . .takes time to enjoy life. . .sly cut-up, , ,buddy of Laura's , , ,dependable RUTH LEATHERMAN. . . two and a half year graduate. . .hard worker at home and school, , , friendly . , , expresses her opinions, WAYNE WIENS. . . three year class chief . . . Silas , . . best tuba player in HHS. . . helped hold that line . LORENE WINTER, . .girl with a smile .. .thoughtful . .takes life as it comes.. . punctual, A, C. EITZEN, M, D, P. D. ENS, M,D. Phone 153 19 Hillsboro, Kansas C Robert Q Herd J 1 N i Bonni X :ii . Hard ' '- , . JUNIOR OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy ' ' Ewert, Vice-Presidentg Paul Pankratz, Presidentg I 4. E A Bonnie Harder, Secretary-Treasurerg Marvin I 5 1 ' i Friesen, Student Council Representative. 4 Q 1' , 'L' 'fri 1 f 2 j L V Barbara A-f , . 7 A 1 f' ,' .Bunk ' I ,, Highlighting their year, the junior class presented -Q0 ' Li l - ' .' -X the play, Be11es on Their Toes, given November L A I I 'I 19 and 20 in the high school auditorium. , ' The juniors honored the graduates by planning and giving the junior-senior banquet May 8. Miss Bernice Fast was chosen to represent the juniors as Homecoming Queen candidate. Marvin M. Sponsors for the future graduates were Mr. H. B. Friesen ' ff Kliewer, Mrs. Arthur Balzer, and Miss LaRue Bengtson. Y N i Carolee Carol f Balzer Friesen Ny 4 u 5 3 1 X 1-un! If quxiblk 0, 9 H, 4 M. , 4 p . :J ,x -A Z -f 4 Joan IX x Q5 f1' A Barkman . Q 1 0 L . X x . KY 5 9.1! 9,0 . N V 5' E K ' 'rf Av if 4 f 0 Q V , g gi J M -,. 'v ,H i , 2 , tw Vi , X ' XF' K glfzfgf 4 X ill. . ' ,' ' Arthur Marvin Arlene Rodne Frances Beth Lloyd Dorothy Bartel Bartel Boehringer Cornelsen Dahl Dalke Dalke Ewerr Dean W Jost Jerry Jost Irv? ,lLA, 1 . lb 75 4 '13 f ... ., xg.,-f .,,-4 Paul xx N Pankratz 1 Darrell Penner . T' Q lg if 1, ,ns Charles Smith Ethel Toews John . Toews Mary Jean Koslowsky A 'n-:I Joanne Hiebert Qqgl Katherine Jost Sharon f - Jost ,IILA Phyllis Laubhan fl , James at ' 1' Klassen R x.. Vx J , .. 'Il - S ' . fu Q, 1 A '--7 ' 'A J - A: Sonia -no ' i . Regier 4' . ' ' J' 5 S Laurene Q O Q 1 IQ ' 'I gl ..a,a Ezllllezr - f457ff 2 4 1 f,9ik5'I7 S Paul ,, Rice W' -v Arlene - Schmidt 7' ,. - ,.: Sharon Toews Norma Unruh A, Virginia Willems Bernice Fast DR. DALE FOLEY 135 HZ N. Main Dentist Hillsboro, Kansas 1.f- Willis Nickel '1Y L!!! Marilyn Schroeder , 3, -9 N- ' --x ' dv , X '-' at 1 uf R I Lois Ens Q -P-5 I on f , .. 1 ,S 'D 7 f s.., faire- Q. ..4,..q!g.3 Wesley Nickel 3- ifvlv -i -,Jr f N . Lloyd Schultz fr . S 'af Lewis Hiebert -,4- 3 N , 1 fi '3NA.Ax fu- Naomi Donna Darlene Lillian Gordon Bartel Berg Brandt Dahl Dalke 2 , l ,V James Esther - Eirzen X I Gladys John X , Fleming Peters K Lester Fleming Olfll Ol' I HHJYV. , A y QQ . N , , P , .3 ' 51? 're Q I J .X I K7 4 -fy In 5 I xx I My Q 6 I 1 ' .X M ' W ,,??Zrz. ik V If ' 1 X --., , Q ' K 1 new , rf y . r x em wx I- 5 Y n As n J h Y , , ' -- 'X 'X E '52 - , X ' '12 . 3 sr! X38 f 2 x Q Lawrenee James Virgil Carrol Patricia Mary 4 Berry Foth Franz Funk Giesbrecht Hanneman Hein Hieberr JoAnn Hiebert X rt Joyce Hiebert Van Hieberr Carol Klein d Elvera Joel Robert Gordon Eugene Virgil od Jantz Ianzen Janzen Jost lust K1-215565 fy -Q K , 'AD-, . I g r 5 1- ' , - . , ,, , . . . Q J i - i' mi ' V J D r.-11 x L Cvqb af-:-2,5 x 'xx iq b . -a ' - W' J '1 T' , . 'eg y. r 'fl A . + T lm V -M Calvrn Knaak ohn Pankratz Karen I Suderman JW .Mk James Thressen rv n 1-1. 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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Jim Franz Student COLlIlC11 Representauve Joel Ianzen Presldent V1.!'g11FUf1k Vice Presldent JoAnn H1ebert Secretary Treasurer Beg1nn1ng the school year by welcommg the freshrne the sophs 1n1t1ated them 1n an all school convocatlon September 24 That evemng they were hosts to the newcomers at a get acqua1nted party 1n Memor1a1 Park Ronnre Matz Ruth Schmrdt X3 I 'Y Charmarne Nuss Rubena Sremens ' W Mary Suderman Charles T hresher On November 30 the sophomores had an exc1us1ve party , M188 Karen Suderman represented the sophomores as Homecommg Queen cand1date. 5 x Ks, f Mr Herbert W1ebe and Mr. Arthur Balzer were sponsors , for the sophomores. gil-TE? 5 15 :-L : SINCLAIR INSURANCE AGENCY DON MIZE JEWELRY Eumce H111sboro Kansas Serv1ce Is Our Bus1ness Warkenun v -'-vt, ' :L V , ,. ' 'X 'x ' C g. . - X I ' ' A arf A '5 r ' . 4, N , ' F 2' .X '. lssx l N kr .-'lif ,1. i - .lj F z!xe'V 'V ',f ' F? ' wx e tj V ' I ' H- 'Q 'wx , 1gQQX 'Bbw Li by 'J A ry? , . 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For the Football Homecoming Queen race they chose Miss Nancy Jantz to represent their class. Several of the freshman boys made outstanding con- tributions to the football squad. Closing out their year of activities, the freshmen played host to the sophomores at a return party on March 25. A N K f.. ,..,1 I - A 571' . fi 'F' red men Dona d' ' James Linferd Funk Funk Funk FRESHMAN OFFICERS -LEFT TO RIGHT: Monroe Dalke, Secretary- Treasurerg Dilores Re mpel, Student Council Representativeg Richard Pankratz, Vice-Presidentg Betty Friesen, President, Joel Friesen !12 f Q F, ' -1 w. A off' 'N N 1- V. ' 10 in J K X K ' 3 r 1 , Y' V' 'I U .' . fn- 'W' rv Loren 4 Qi Funk , Were: Nancy Iantz Irene Krause 'if Helen Rempel Ethel rf ca- , X Mary Beth James Hrebert Funk Merreta Goertzen Jerry Harder HH Charles lanzen 'fw,4, A yy Marv1n Janzen Gerald ost it fr .fe 4' P VA1. ,qi X-few 'R Carol Ollek Marrlyn Pankratz Rrchard Pankratz W A 1 kr Jeanette 5 5 Schattak Mary Jane Schmrdt Merle Schroeder FUNK MEAT MARKET Quahty Meat H11lsboro Kansas Jeannette Hem We? Harrlet ost Margaret Patry Floyd Sertz Helen Hrebert Qlv-r Shrrley ost Howard Plenert Leland Suderman L Steven ost Orley Plenert Emd Thressen WALL'S FOOD MARKE Fme Foods Phone 188 '., ,,,'V Robert Hrebert Lucrlle Klaassen Drlores Rempel Jeanenne Wenger Delores Wrttmeyer UU Q ,F I f 1 K N Q ' 'O f 'aa ' , ' F'-.' I ' 'trek -YE -up F ' A 1 l A I - 4, , I , 'I' Ll ' Q 17 ,5 ' F TV A fk' I f-JV, l 5' A 'N 4' 5 SA lf tF'J Q 4, 5 - M A . , I' ' Q' A . fx: 'F Vi fi' F A A s ' ' K ' . 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I 'Xl v ! sf , x 422 ARNOLD INSURANCE HERB'S AUTO AND REAL ESTATE Sales 8: Service Phone 16 29 Hudson - Willys Hillsboro, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas l omecoming '95 -A Straying a bit from custom, the school went all out in creating en- thusiasm for homecoming by sponsor- ing a huge parade downtown. Trojanette committees prepared the floats. The queen, Maryon Schellenberg, a senior, was announced and crowned by co-captain, Larry Penner, at half-time of the homecoming game. Her attendants were Bernice Fast, Junior, Karen Suder man, sophomore, and Nancy Jantz, freshman. After the ceremony which followed the old fashioned theme of Memories, the Trojans made homecoming complete by whipping the Council Grove Braves, 12 to 7. HILLSBORO STAR JOURNAL C. P. Ashcraft News-Job Printing Jilieh '09 Le OF K jootlwl nw s ' .r swf ' flu ,vs ,A ni, ,,, grin NP gm Qu ble bf' W1 AW' QP A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RlGHTg Joan Hagen, Sharon Tocws, Arlerrc BO6hl'lI1gCl', Bonnie Harder, Marilyn Hicbcrt. pw I, Clteerfeaalerb P .Ce dgcwlfetba if B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Suderman, Nancy Janrz, JoAnn Hieberr. DR. W. M. THIES Veterinarian Hillsboro, Kansas V With only two returning lettermen, In post season tournament Zzwlfelgaf HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS SZAQJJ 57 Augusta 68 HHS 56 Cottonwood 68 Herington 59 HHS 48 Council Grove 49 Hope 45 HHS 5 1 Peabody 48 Peabody 46 HHS 55 Marion 53 Council Grove 52 HHS '73 Florence 64 Cottonwood 43 HHS 45 Planeview 42 Marion 43 HHS 66 Buhler 60 Florence 54 HHS 5 1 Lindsborg 52 Herington 6 0 HHS 5 1 Nickerson 6 1 Hope 44 HHS 53 Mulvane LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Art Balzer, assistant coachg Mr. Guy Sharp, coach, Mr. Elmer Buhler, freshmen coach. Kofi J4- f7Ae FUI 9952 H eam QQ play the Coach Sharp molded the 1953-54 bas- ketball Trojans into a unit that finished the CVL season in a first-place tie with Peabody for the Znd consecutive year. The season was unusual in that it was marked freely with close, hard-fought games. Hillsboro team reached the finals of the District only to be squeezed out by Nickerson in the hotly-debated, last second basket. Mulvane edged past Hillsboro in the Regional tournament in an overtime play. 3 36 LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED1 Joel Janzen, Paul Pankratz, Paul Rice, Ronney Ewert, Warren Dalke. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mr. Art Balzer, Virgil Klassen, Ronnie Matz, Marvin Friesen, Lawrence Foth, Wesley Nickel, Sheldon Steinle, manager. THE E. R. BURKHOLDER LUMBER COMPANY GROENING MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth Maynard Hefley, Mgr. 32 Buy Your Cars With Confidence Hillsboro Hillsboro, Kansas Y V 7 ndy Friesen rg Hodel WIENS'8z Josr SERVICE STATION ' Phone 110 . Hillsboro, Kansas Penne: S 3 . U ' . 4? Q A W Marland Gene Rice 1, J OST SERVICE STATION T ank Wagon Service Hillsboro, Kansas N-u- V 5 -'ml as M- 5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Willis Nickel, Wesley Nickel, Jerry Harder, James Klassen, Larry Penner, Andy Friesen, Iirn Franz, Jerome Lange. SECOND ROW: Steve lost, Van Hiebert, Robert Herdt, Paul Pankratz, Calvin Knaak, Dean Jost, Marvin Friesen, Ronney Matz, Frank Krause, Gerald Jost, Calvin Dahl. THIRD ROW: Warren Dalke, Joel Iazen, Lynell Walker, Linferd Funk, Gordon Jost, Lloyd Schultz, Bob Janzen, Sheldon Steinle, Eugene Just. Hillsboro's 1954 track team pro- duced some outstanding performances although their rating in the CVL meet at Emporia State was a mediocre fifth. Andy Friesen, Larry Penner, Jim Franz, and Jerry Harder qualified for the state meet at Kansas State by plac- ing third or higher in their events in -t 3 L W the regional meet at Hutchinson. rac en 0 one. ring .!4fAAfic ear !i '?'f ,V 2 - . 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THIRD ROW: Katherine Jost, Norma Unruh, Mary Ann Knaak, Joan Seibel, Edith Eitzen, Gerald Jost, Charles Thresher, Marvin Friesen, Monroe Bartel, Lois Ens, Diane Schroeder. STANDING: Robert Herdt, Nelda Hodel, Carol Klein, Betty Friesen, Jim Hiebert, Mr. Krysl. Oraforioa .7Ae 0rcLe5fra .94 .jslearel .Af lgfayri Under the skilled direction of Mr. Richard Krysl the orchestra rated a one at contest and participated in an evening concert. A portion of the orchestra gave music for the intermissions of the junior and senior plays, and several of the mem- bers and Mr. Krysl played in the Messiah at Tabor College. HILLSBORO DRY CLEANERS WESTERN AUTO For Better Cleaning Service ASSOCIATE STORE lll S. Main Phone 199 36 J. A. Loewen Hillsboro, Kansas Everything For The Automobile ll Maryon Schellenberg .. -J 5 . A I at contesthigh- g1 'Ill H lighted the year for the HHS j ' K Trojan band. They climaxed LULI0 er activities forthe year byjoin- ing the orchestra in the spring concert. Marching activities . lil included State Fair, Kansas Centennial, and football t ames. E ISI 3 , ,, 5- I lfLl?'l Cl,0I' Br' Carol Friesen MII! pefkflillf .gn ptll'6lCl2:5 8, gtllllezi LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Carol Friesen, Maryon Schellenberg. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Sally John- son, Gladys Flaming, Gwenne Hiebert, LaWanda Schmidt, Annettie Ewert, Sonja Regier, Marilyn WL 'f Schroeder, Rubena Siemens, Sylvia Foth, Lucille Klaassen, JoAnn Hiebert, Dorothy Ewert, Nancy Jaritz, l e e Eunice Warkentin, Kathryn Fenner, Garnette Lais. SECOND ROW: Enid Thiessen, Delores Wittmeyer, Gladys Wiens, Melba Hein, Sharon Toews, Beth Dalke, Lorene Winter, Arlene Schmidt, Carolee Balzer Bonnie Harder, Joanne Hiebert, Carol Ollek, Darlene Brandt, Esther Eitzen. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Schultz, Jeannette Hein, Rodney Cornelsen, Vernice Ratzlaff, Donald Schmidt, Sheldon Steinle, Andy Friesen, Herman Friesen, Lawrence Foth Jim Franz, John Knaak, Mary Suderman, Eugene Just, Jerr Herbel, Bob Janzen. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Seitz, Arlene Boehringer, Betty Friesen, Donald Funk, Larry Fenner, Eddie Willems, Virgii,Funk, Gordon Jost, JoelJanzen, Merle Schroeder, Carol Klein, Jerome Lange, Marilyn Hiebert. FIFTH ROW: Jim Hiebert, Nelda Hodel, Robert l-lerdt, Calvin Dahl, Frank Krause, Wayne Wiens, Gene Rice, Marvin Friesen, Emerson Wiens, Monroe Bartel, Gordon Dalke. SAX QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Hiebert, Arlene Schmidt, Bonnie Harder, Carolee Balzer. FLUTE QUARTET Penner, Garnette Lais. 5? I W 145 ' gi TRIPLE TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Suderman, Lois Ens, Caryl Friesen, Barbara Funk, Bonnie Harder, Joan Seibel, Ioycelyn Grothe, Joan Hagen, Marilyn Hiebert, GIRLS' SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Frances Dahl, Diane Schroeder, Carolee Balzer. STANDING: Lawanda Schmidt, JoAnn Hiebern, Garnette Lais. ,aff Smurf f::,,e,,,m, 12, ,,,,,, L, fre mme. BULLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY WING DRUG STORE Hillsboro, Kansas Hil1sboro's Only Drug Stor LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Hieberr, Eunice Warkemin, Kathryn 1 mxezl 6401145 Inga Under my engafonli Eirecfion. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Boehringer, Joan Hagen, Bernice Fast, Joycelyn Grothe, Lloyd Schultz, Robert Janzen, Lewis Hiebert, Joel Janzen, Willis Nickel, Joanne Hiebert, JoAnn Hiebert, Dorothy Ewert, Marilyn Hiebert, Miss Bengtson, director. SECOND ROW: Garnett Lais, Bonnie Harder, Caryl Friesen, lois Ens, Gary Rempel, Paul Pankratz, Marvin Friesen, Wayne Wiens, Emerson Wiens, Carolee Balzer, Joan Seibel, Virginia Willems, Gwenne Hiebert. THIRD ROW: Lillian Dahl, Lois Unruh, Ruth Leatherman, Frances Dahl, Diane Schroeder, Jim Franz, Calvin Knaak, Andy Friesen, Robert Herdr, Marvin Bartel, Wesley Nickel, Mary Suderman, Rubena Siemens, Sharon Jost, Darlene Reimer, FOURTH ROW: Lois Plett, Barbara Funk, Nelda Hodel, Arlene Schmidt, Gene Rice, Eddie Willems, James Klassen, Marland Hiebert, Larry Penner, Herman Friesen, Lloyd Dalke, Virgil Funk, Lorene Winter, Harriet Klaassen, Beth Balke. BOYS' QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Joel Janzen, Wayne Wiens, Eddie Willems, and Paul Pankratz. M. B. PUBLISHING HOUSE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hillsboro, Kansas It's good business Quality Printers to pay by cash. 39 Religious Books, Sunday School Hillsboro, Kansas 8: Public School Supplies C as , Q3 I, lf: ,R 6 ' U. l.!,t1 35 9 ' 0 L 2. ...I , H 1, tra - as 6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joan Hagen, Karen Suderman, Janice Plett, Joanne Hiebert, LaWanda Schmidt, Gladys Wiens, Sally Johnson, Mary Ann Knaak, Gladys Fleming, Eunice Warkentin, Bonnie Harder, Carol Klein, Bernice Fast, Lola Schmidt, Garnette Lais, Miss Bengtson, Director, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hiebert, Dorothy Ewert, Clara Jost, Darlene Reimer, Mary Hein, Arlene Schmidt, Joan Barkman, Melba Hein, Esther Eitzen, Frances Dahl, Marilyn Schroeder, Norma Unruh, Maryon Schellenberg, Barbara Funk, Elvera Jantz, Arlene Boehringer, Kathryn Penner, THRD ROW: Gwenne Hiebert, Sharon Toews, Katherine Jost, Sharon Jost, Joyce Hiebert, JoAnn Hiebert, Annettie Ewert, Lois Plett, Laurene Reimer, Helen Koslowsky, Ruth Schmidt, Edith Eitzen, Ruby Koslowsky, Ruth Leatherman, Darlene Brandt. FOURTH ROW: Beulah Giesbrecht, Lois Ens, Sylvia Foth, Beth Dalke, Donna Berg, Lillian Dahl, Joan Seibel, Virginia Willems, Jacque Balzer, Elizabeth Hiebert, Carrol Gies- brecht, Vernice Ratzlaff, Sonja Regier, Betty Hiebert, Naomi Bartel, FIFTH ROW: Marlene Wiens, Nelda Hodel, Rubena Sie- mens, Mary Suderman, Carolee Balzer, Diane Schroeder, Lorene Winter, Phyllis Laubhan, Caryl Friesen, Lois Unruh, Joyce- lyn Grothe, Harriet Klaassen, Laura Suderman, Patricia Hanneman, Carol Friesen, Charmaine Nuss. ,af tall: le: CM H Af LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robert Janzen, Lloyd Schultz, Lynell Walker, Gary Rempel, Lewis Hiebert, Donald Schmidt, Wesley Nickel, Eugene Just, Gordon Jost, Joel Janzen, Willis Nickel, Miss Bengston, Director, SECOND ROW: Gene Rice, Virgil Funk, John Pankratz, Monroe Bartel, Jim Franz, Lawrence Foth, Paul Rice, Ronney Ewert, Paul Pankratz, Robert Herdt, Wayne Wiens, Emerson Wiens, Frank Krause. THIRD ROW: Marvin Friesen, Calvin Knaak, Lloyd Dalke, James Klassen, Andy Friesen, Eddie Willems, Marland Hiebert, LaVern Schroeder, Larry Penner, Herman Friesen, Dean Jost, Darrel Penner, Norman Funk, Marvin Barrel. GOERTZ FURNITURE FARMERS MARKET Lane Cedar Che sts Your Hi-way Market Armstrong Linoleurn 40 Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Kroehler Living Room Furniture Hillsboro, KGHSSLS .sluolenf Counci! oaaJ5 .7Ae .xdff-.Siioof ..f4cfiuifie.4. .4 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES--LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Pankratz, Hi-Y Rep,g Dilores Rempel, Freshman Rep,g Emerson Wiens, Senior Rep,g Wayne Wiens, Vice-Presidenrg Maryon Schellenberg, Secretary-Treasurerg Mr, ll, B, Kliewer Advisorg Dean Jost, F, F.A, Rep,g Larry Penner, Presidentg Mr, Herb Wiebe, Advisorg Marvin Friesen, Junior Rep.: Lois Pletl, Y-Teens Rep,g Jim Franz, Sophomore Rep.g Marilyn Hieberr, Trojanetie Rep, O icerd Acting in behalf of the student body, the student council includes representatives from each class and organization in the school. Elected by direct vote, the officers were Larry Penner, president, Maryon Schellenberg, secretary-treasurer, and Wayne Wiens, vice- president. Several all-school parties were planned by the stuco during the year, They also sponsored the HHS March of Dimes, a polio benefit project, which raised 3535. 02. Mr. H. B. Kliewer and Mr. Herbert Wiebe were student council sponsors. DR, D, R, HOEPPNER YOUNGSTER SHOP Optometrist Infants 8: Children Clothes 135 112 North Main Marguerite Pankratz Phone 83 118 West Grand 41 Hillsboro, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas ,., Q Hi-Y activity included the Camp Wood District Conference and Banquet, Father-Son banquet, World Service projects, pop sales, and convocations at Christmas and Easter. 'Lx Y-TEEN MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA Y-Teen girls were active in raising moneyg they presented Little Women, and had food sales. With this money they carried on World Fellowship projects, bought stage flats, and gave their mothers a tea. TROIANETTES WORK ON HOME- COMING FLOATS This service and pep club's main activity was presenting a banquet for all the athletes. The Trojanettes also donated heavily to the athletic fund and sponsored homecoming. Judging schools, crop and livestock judging contests both Regional and State, a hay-rack ride and an annual banquet were some of the activities of the FFA. .xdcfiuify .95 Sen .971 je Shoo! Cfuga. SCHULTZ GROCERY 42 HERBEL' CAFE Hillsboro, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas l'0IdI1et!e5 6420? J4 J ,SFQOIIJOP allquet LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Geneva Becker Mary Ann Knaak Naomr Bartel Gladys Flamlng Karen Suderman Kathryn Penner Eumce Warkentln Ruby Koslowsky Joanne Hlebert Bernrce Fast Nancy Jantz Eleanor Claassen Emd Thressen Garnette Lars Es ther Ertzen Arlene Boehrrnger Sally Johnson SECOND ROW Mary Jane Schtmdt Elvera Jantz Joyce Hlebert Lrlllan Dahl Rubena Sremens Arlene Schmrdt Annettre Ewert Jacquellne Balzer Kathertne Jost Barbara Funk Dorothy Ewert Carol Ollek Darlene Brandt Delores Wlttmeyer Jeanette Schattak Joan Hagen Mrss Nlckel Sponsor THIRD ROW Gwenne Hlebert Marllyn Hrebert Bonnre Harder Carolee Balzer Merreta Goertzen Nelda Hodel Carol Klern JoAnn Hrebert Mary Beth Funk Jeannette Hern Jamce Plett Lola Schmrdt Lots Unruh Joycelyn Grothe LaWanda Schmldt Sylvra Foth Caryl Frlesen Laura Mae Suderman FOURTH ROW Maryon Schellenberg Marrlyn Schroeder Sonja Regret Norma Unruh Jeanenne Wenger Lucrlle Klaassen Dllores Rempel Lots Plett Clara Jost Edrth Ertzen Melba Hem Ruth Schmldt Harrlet Klaassen Joan Setbel Gladys Wrens Marlene Wrens Darlene Retmer FIFTH ROW Vern1ceRatzlaff Margaret Patty Margaret Derksen Sharon Jost Mary Suderman Frances Dahl Betty Frresen El1zabethH1ebert Rosal1eBartel Harrlet Jost LoreneW1nter Sharon Toews Charma1neNuss Mary Hetn Carol I-rxesen Beth Dalke V1rg1n1a Wlllems Drane Schroeder Phyllls Laubhan FRONT TO BACK Maryon Schellenberg Presldent LOIS Plett Vxce Presrdent Dorothy Ewert Secretary Marrlyn H1ebert Student Councrl Rep Lots Unruh Treasurer BEN FRAINKLIN I-Iett's Ladres Ready to Wear Locally Owned Marron County Largest Var1ety Store MISS NICKEL Sponsor LEFT TO RIGHT Gwenne Hte bert Servrce Chalrman Bonnre Harder Ftnance Chalr rnan Norma Unmh Program Charrman Carolee Balzer Decoraung Charrman Caryl Frresen Publ1c1tyCha1rman Joan Hagen Pep Stunt Chart man J H FRIESEINI BLACKSMITHING Weldrng Used plpe and angle 1ron Phone 144 I-hllsboro Kansas U ll 1 ' : ' I A I I I I I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 I I I V I I , I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z I I I Y I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l A 3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 Y . 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J i.,-J-fy E'-9'x LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sally Johnson, Arlene Boehringer, Esther Eitzen, Joycelyn Grothe, Annettie Ewert, Nancy Jantz, Ber- nice Fast, Lawiinda Schmidt, Enid Thiessen, Gladys Wiens, Joan Barkman, Edith Eitzen, Jeanette Schattak, Darlene Brandt, Mary Knaak, SECOND ROW: Naomi Bartel, Clara Jost, Elvera Jantz, Joyce Hiebert, Rubena Siemens, Lillian Dahl, Mary Suderman, Jeannette Hein, Eleanor Claassen, Carol Ollek, Garnette Lais, Joan Ilagen, Carol Klein, Eunice Warkentine, Gladys Fleming, Kath ryn Penner, THIRD ROW: Lois Unruh, Betty Ifliebert, Ruby Koslowsky, Vernice Ratzlaff, Betty Friesen, Joanne Hiebert, Frances Dahl Merreta Goertzen, Janice Plett, Lola Schmidt, Dilores Rempel, Jeanenne Wenger, Delores Wittmeyer, Ethel Wiens, I-Ielenlliebert, Helen Rempel, FOURTH ROW: Patricia Hanneman, CarolGiesbrecht, Carolee Balzer, Barbara Funk, Rosalie Barte, Ruth Leather- man, Darlene Reimer, Virginia Willems, Phyllis Liiubhan, Sylvia Foth, Caryl Friesen, Melba Hein, Ruth Schmidt, Mary Beth Funk, Nelda Hodel, Marilyn Pankratz, FIFTH ROW: Lois Plett, Elizabeth Hiebert, Norma Unruh, Sonja Regier, Marilyn Schroeder, Mary Hein, Charmaine Nuss, Lorene Winter, Harriet Klaassen, Joan Seibel, Lucille Klaassen, Karen Suderman, JoAnn Hiebert, Dorothy Ewert, SIXTH ROW: Mrs, Balzer, Sponsor, Katherine Jost, Harriet Jost, Laura Suderman, Marlene Wiens, Carol Friesen, Beth Dalke, Bonnie Harder, Sharon Jost, Emma Ens,- Diane Schroeder, Maryon Schellenberg, Marilyn Hiebert, Gwenne Hiebert, .fdncl Wainfain CAri.4fian Ciaracfer 5 FRONT TO BACIQ Gwenne Iliebert, Presi- dent: Joanne Iliebert, Vice-President: Lois Unruh, Secretary: Maryon Schellenberg, Treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Ilie- bert, Program Chairman: Dorothy Ewert, Social Chairman: Lois Pleit, Worship Co- Chairman: Carolee Balzer, Publicity Co- Chairman: Diane Schroeder, Publicity Chairman: Arlene Boehringer, Social Co-Chairman: Bonnie Harder, Music Co-Chairman: Sharon Jost, Service Co-Cliairman: Edith Eitzen, Worship Chairman: Joan Hagen, Music Chairman: Janice Plett, Program Co-Chairman: Frances Dahl, Worship Co-Chairman: Caryl Friesen, Service Chairman: LaWanda Schmidt, Finance Co-Chairman, L. xy raining' Cyn! O ractica LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Wesley Nickel, Secretary, Marvin Bartel, Presidentg Willis Nickel, Treasurer, Darrell Fenner, Sentinel, STANDING: Ronney Ewert, Reporter, Dean Jost, Vice-President, Acting as hosts to a dairy judging school and sponsoring the annual FFA banquet for parents and friends of the FFA boys were the two outstanding local activities of the Future Farmers of America in 1953 and 1954. They also participated in the leadership school at Buhler, the District Crop Judging School at Moundridge, and the District Poultry Judging School at Moundridge, receiving honors at each event. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Thiessen, Curtis Penner, Art Barrel, Robert Hiebert, Gordon Dalke, Mr, Lacey, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Charles Thresher, Steve Jost, Wesley Nickel, Lester Flaming, Marvin Barrel, Loren Funk, Gordon Jost, Willis Nickel, Howard Plenert, Leland Suderman, Marvin Janzen, Donald Ens. THIRD ROW: Eugene Just, Van Hiebert, James Barkman, Norman Funk, Kenneth Barrel, Ronnie Matz, Virgil Klassen, Virgil Funk, Lewis Hiebert, Gerald Jost, James Funk, Linferd Funk, Jerry Harder. FOURTH ROW: Sheldon Steinle, Emerson Wiens, Wayne Wiens, Monroe Bartel, Romney Ewert, John Pankratz, Dean Jost, Robert Ollenberger, Gladwin Barrel, Orley Plenert, Darrell Penner, Joel Friesen. SCHROEDER Moron ar OIL Co. GENERAL HARDWARE Sales .. Service Amana freezers, Stoves, Farm Machines phones 335 - 390 Hillsboro, KS, 46 as Implements Phone 40 Hillsboro It Usalom was H ol X ,V -Q -5' ' EMA -we am laden i The Sak diy ' Ju QW1 9, em: mem rc: ment with atmo ln J ot- ' Th Suspen Sphere ef- fit' - - gli 13,22 Ryu mg toni-Predandet Ckowdseand ex . waS - , ,ff . '11 ' - 4 Opro elk mov Cltex ise S spre W i eq. ed bl ofne Vol. v No. l7 Hillsboro High School M frocfdinagvd icattfle daiffforpoffd opfjgomng Ci . - . - gd l Q , ' l sl Q - I I V S l fi Q fi ln Siifvs st J' Q f' Q J' mo llled ' ear til e Un- . rny It of -.J F H I I7-ow path ly met versa lnthei OSSS ' DI Ldaie 'Willems he woujd the ,,N the rum f'OpOliS they In Ifeff-er: IJ lgjfj Hiebert have bee in lf wasrjse fjZapeneHOro TOS mqlticjfesticgfg - - - -- -led'ct' ' Om - E!! I H U Sl H SHI fifSoio3li3faff5 flpfllefv ol? the Tj deascild' 5f3'1Off15l i,1 M052 IJUFE prl rl rl! r' grade point av J'-Olldtheujl Wasyg' The Xtjlzorns Tolfray of min , IJ f I I I honors were ar Lids-3 I?-Si ma-Yesfy den ard exqlll Evidences of enthusiasm for Qhe festivitiesir1Hillsboro on lay l3tr were apparent in the show windows of downtown bus- Lness establishments, as the Last minute toucheswereput on Lhe floats, and on the faces nf some brave individuals who lared to pamper beards. The Darade, which was the iighlight of the Centennial lelebration,camethrOughpullg- Org, at 3:30 p.m., Thursday. Recollections of the old land- arks of the Santa Fe Trail ere depicted. Tabor College, HS, and the grade school all mdeco'tributionstotheparade arious ohases of life on the anta Fe Trail were portrayed. senior class Monday, Nay lf Both Eddie excelled no cally, but fl U8 1 t o Si hills andftlil' be? 15I.aVe'hGI'e waz? Gnd O 1 rsnss ilatel Oddly Sn url france On l S5 1 ' Sud! closed S Cent effollsh X 47- -J curricular -GQ, J J f ' I A fillt' 1 - il P Congratulai ggi E53 JA! Rx T ' 1 '1 ddlk. Q. Cl ol el Qme V N n'f 44 'gzfzfg hal Wu ls!-701' ff Non S O H1 h If Sch ' J Hu S ll 9 4 J rw -J J. ' U. Y 'If' V 'Tw' A , -I I -lf?i-L-- ' JS Iv On l L-, - ' Hills- ' u ... . QF Ca oi- IL A Gel f.I'e cv ADI.- Q ' b O - 1 ' S- 5 ' ' ' - , J '1I'1lC 1- Qd 1, C 1111 f , ltr' M .Y V Wlll b or ' ll BUJ' J, V'TN of i' epre as Mir our tj , next msenfw. Her-JI, Clfots nin' in which . o fs UGC .. V ., .. , ,will 4.Dr' tl ll erode 459. P, lcross'the Pr: ymnasium Mag he HHS bnndwes dismissed from chool in time for the parade n Marion at l:3C p.m. Jf1fsa.af1f1f1U5'f - aqui fHl8'feQfl Dooicting the Kansas settler' arriedoutin or-Senior o ortrayed i Entering tl eniors' attent nddie jillers nditor Dwight Hodel Ass't editor rdith ditzen News Gvenne Hiebert Feature Gary iemoel Editorial tr T. f dltoriuml. Me L M Ge '18, Pea I edjncbs p . . fish iES qpifed Ulacngoo III Me Sen t o 7245 Z fig at iop cl ass P lay- Pests fag two S i Lthe et at ln'ern Schroeder, Helen Koskwh es i. 6 of N doubfzs N, ,-.4 r ' gd ll 4' r ll ber , mm- 1-kc - T L' ' J -JU'-' -- 1 izioiriils Klgassen, HILLSBORO BODY SHOP H1EBERT's STORE Phone 558 .Andy Friesen, Beulah Giesbrecht, Phone 522 Headquarters for Wrangler Jeans 'mane Rice Reporters Hillsboro, Kansas Styled for Boys and Girls halinda Fenner Advisor 1 'ini 'Qui SILAS MARNER PLAY CAST William Dane . . Sarah Lynn , Parson Pastion . Committee . . . Andy Friesen . Joan Seibel . . Gene Rice Lawanda Schmidt Gladwin Bartel Monroe Bartel iw H L 625 6lI'I'l2l rw! 'wud Ben Winthrop Dolly Winthrop. Constable Kench . Eppie at 2 yrs. Eppic . . . Aaron Winthrop. Silas Marner . . . .Wayne Wicns Prompter. . Mary Crackenthorp .Gwenne Hiebert Lights . . Rose Crackenthorp. . . Joan Hagen Curtain . Jem Rodney . . . . Herman Friesen Director . Godfrey Cass . . Dwight Hodel Dunstan Cass . . . . Jerryrlerbel Nancy Lammeter . Maryon Schellenberg Priscilla Lammeter . . . Sylvia Foth .Ll-f A A JJ' A 5' A f il 4 -WO T 'Qi C 00 eff' LITTLE WOMEN PLAY CAST Meg . . Io . Beth . . Amy . . . Mrs. March . Aunt March . Hannah . . Sallie Moffatt Aunt Caroll , Director , , Prompters . DR. HERBERT EITZEN Dentist Hillsboro, Kansas . . Dorothy Ewert . Diane Schroeder . Dilores Rempel . Marilyn Hiebert . Caryl Friesen . Frances Dahl . . Beth Dalke . Janice Plett . Kathryn Penner Mrs. louise Balzer . . Norma Unruh Marlene Wiens THE HILLSBORO DAIRY Your Town Dairy Phone 197 'TT' . . Eddie Willems . .Diane Schroeder . Marland Hiebert . Carol l-Iiebert . . Marilyn Hit-bert . . Emerson Wiens . . . Edith Eitzcn . . . Don Schmidt . Robert Ollenburger Miss Malinda Fenner , P'?' ini Silas Marner, the sen- ior play, was presented April Z2 and 23. Taken from the classic by George Eliot, the story followed a serious theme. Silas Marner's drear life was changed to one of meaning by the coming of the child, Eppie. I'052l'lt gome y 66' May 8, 1954 , at the traditional Seniors were honored by the juniors on junior-senior banquet. Lamps Across the Prairie, the theme of the banquet, carried out the one hundredth birthday oi Kansas. ' nior class president, was the toastmaster. Paul Pankratz , Ju 7, .94 gr.-Sr. ganquef UL 21112 ocdI'I'lP5 crofnaa glue prairie 1 HOME J, VF?-RITIISHING STQRE Hi11Sbgr0 rlesenv Prop. Kansas Ph Byron Unrjzl CO. One 204 Hillsboro off 9 en . 01110115 Qfebue lo K 'P 001:14 Rev. B.A. Hobratschk presented an address at the Baccalaureate ser- vice on May 16 to begin the gradua- tion exercises for the 1953-54 senior Sadcfaforian class. On May 24 the seniors presented a program of their past, present, and future as their last high school activity. At Commencement on May 25, the forty-seven seniors heard Dr. Williarn McCreery present the last address to them as high school stu- dents. 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