Hillsboro High School - Trojan Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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', , rraosmm Qmrru: G ar LLFT TO RIGHT Bettx Frlesen hm Hlebert co edrtors Arlol Ewy advisor Robert Hle nerr bu mess manager Nlck A Claassen advisor COMMITTEE HEADS Actnvntnes Carol Ollek Sports Leland Suderman Faculty Monroe Dalke Sensors Nancy Jantz Underclassmen Mary Beth Funk r Eleanor Claasse-n The Trolan staff presents this yearbook to you, he students of H H S , as a remlnder of the hughlnghts of the 1956 57 school year As you turn through these pages rn the years to come, our wish IS that many happy memorues will be brought back to the muncl of each 3 I l ---Q'-P'-2 ,' 9 W to ' if ' kr! E 4 r sv' v, .1 , Q I Q ' l r in Y , ' . - . . A+. .... . , . . t K, ,No 'IN we ,ffl .,,vC2. , j' l ig I! Ill ISF ll EE nl' jk! ll' Fowwwwl The 1956-57 Troian Staff hopes that -I within the pages'of this book you will find a permanent reminder of the days spent ar Hillsboro High School. Dedzmtmw As a means of thanking the Hillsboro High School faculty for all their patience, help, and understanding, we dedicate the i957 Troian to them. n A ,ix LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Franklin Harms, Directorg Anton Knaak, Treasurerg John Vogt Clcrkg H,B, Kliewer, Superintendent QC!-IOCDL BOARD FA CU LTV H B KLIEWER SUPERINTENDENT Phyglcs ARTHUR BALZER Mathemaucs KATHERIINE EKSTROM Home Economlcs JU'-900000 906000 066 its .X ,Q HERBERT WIEBE Indusma1Arts B F PANJKRATZ. Bookkeepmg Typing GUYL SHARP Coach Guldance Dr1versEducauon Lxbrary Phys1ca1Educat1on Blology V s HQ. 1 'X V , ' N 9 E a -3 A ' if R G r 'K x 3 M 1 ' ,A ' - ' x 1 , A - w HK N L D: FA OU LTY NICK KLAASS Geography Health Mrxed Chorus W--.1 l'-W 'Q 55-V, 7 null 'Cllll Q. i ELMER BUHLER HISIOIY Government ELIZABETH NICKEL Enghsh I 8: II Pbychology Viv ' Ln- -Q. TRUMAN DIENER Vocatronal Agrrculrure Q1 X 1 DONNA KAUFM AN Guls Glee Club GARRY GRAHAM Band Orchestra ARLOI EWY Englrsh III 81 IV Ensembles Brble Llterature SCHOOL HELPEIZQ 066mm Qwwtofuj MRS, GARNETTE LAUBHAN MR JC HODEL MR TED HODEL MRS ELSXE PLENERT MISS VERNA EPP 9 Cooks 4 . . . xx! 6 .bl ,....,....-.f . f VW r Y -W -f 41 q.,,.,.,,.,,...,,- A . ,-,. ' Ji' 35, 1, n! - Rf?-ff UA ,al v 'L -,, ssY Aix A-' L LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Floyd SCIIZ Band Representative Anna Marne Toewb Frebhman Rep resentatrve Allen Hrebert F F X Representatxve Mary Beth Funk Trojaneru Reprenntauvc Dwlght Frlesen Vlce Pre ldent Jay Dean Harder Sophomore Representatxu SLAll:D l-aye Berg Junlor Repreaenxauve Wrlma Hagen Y Teen Represemauve Calvm Dahl H1 Y Rmrebenranve Nancy Jantz benlor Rcpresenrauve Delores Wmmeyer Presldent Lucy Klaax Lll weererarw Nlrck Klaasben wponaor QNOT PICTUREDJ Herbert Wlebe Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL Y K ' ra E Q H M EN NOT PICTURED: Eleanor Baerg Lucille Barkman -Eff Anna Marie Toews StuCo. Rep. ,... , ...fy ' if Gordon Krieg 1,74 . x I - 'Q f , 'S ..-- , ,v-x I I K . 1 Clark Wiebe President Sharon Wiederstein Vice-President Joanne Sec . -Treas . Forty-four green freshmen entered the halls of H. H.S. on Se tember 4, 1956. After enduring initiation day, which was plaanned by the sophomores, they settled down to become a part of school life. They gave the sophomores a return party on May 10, 1957. Miss Anna Marie Toews was chosen by the freshmen as attendant for homecoming. The freshman class sponsors are Mr. Jack Sharp and Miss Donna Kaufman. -ear 'V if 1 lk?-1 Joyce Brandt Kenneth Bruce Irene Brunner Margy Buller Rodean Cornelson Mary Dalke ' If ' ', I px, yi , 01' 'ii-I , A in 1' Lt' 4 2 mf r ,. 1' W '-Q7 1 -7'--f W ...- ', ' mm. t I? ' Ag, 1:57 1 lb, Kathleen Delk Verda Epp Kathleen Eitzen John Ens JOAHH Ewert Bill Ferguson L ,Aj L n . -. f ta-1 h .5 V, I ......5 Q T' 4' 4 tg f '.- ,Q ' J ' :ar . img 1 1 Paul Friesen Chester Funk Edith Funk Beth Goertz J' es Harms .., ,, f .Q 3 3 . ' ff' ' f 'lv' 1 A y y ' J. M 1' 1 K L ' -J ' ,ya xl sqi -4 ' . fi , 1, 'iz' 2 - ' 'h - .K w l a. ,K a t 'x . xx , X R f fi ' lt tf t fr xr L - Charles Haefke Billy Hein Gladwin Jost Kenneth Lindteigen Ruby Pankratz , 52' ' , , '-672 .4 in E . Q Q ' ' -ev X.. if tx ' in . V M' X ' 1 R f. X ,x ff U V Qt ' h x xp X, 4- ' ,, ,RA '- ,, W, R f fly K V Nfl 'e A kwgrl lx -N, ' '., X L ,-KW ' 3,q.,,,- f Karen Penner LaVema Penner Lawrence Penner Leroy Penner Mary Penner .4 ': x tw, . V' 57' N ' 1:7 Q L Q A 2 N -5.1 gi pi N 0 ' if ,PQ 5 . 5 , v . 5, ,, 1 Q 1 . . 0 ,. ' XX t Xl' Willard Plenert Pauline Prieb Lillian Richert Kenneth Riesen Don Schmidt N --:,.X Q rf-.. LC- X ei kfj ' N xx fl ' ' ' , A L s-f - A -- L VM A ,X Af- 41'-.x ' 9' 4 1 f I , 3 6 . A' ,I '55 J XX, ' I X 4 - Fu WS- Ax U ': ' ' .' . K . - ! ' A A f 'X -J Adella Unrult gclsy Vogt Ray Vogt Wayne Walker Gary Wiens CU QOPHOMOEJEQ N' - , :f 1 W .lay Dean Harder StuCo . Representative NOT PICTURED: l 3 pf Edith Baerg vi ,L Sharon Nickel . ' Mc I ei' LJ. st Kev LeRoy Berg Esther Boese 'vi' Twila Friesen Jerry Goldsmith 1 ,Q it t 1 ' I . 'Q , may p' 1 2 - X .4P f u A Leo Nickel A -- .- 3 President 4 xx I , r -ttt it K , Gary Vogt Rgtgm Vice-President Janet Wiederstein Secretary The sophomores began the 1956-57 school year by init- iating the freshmen. Miss Irma Janzen represented the sophomore class as attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Mr. Herbert Wiebe and Mr. Arlo J. Ewy are the class sponsors. , r d o l fe . 1'-W. L' A 'w I ,MJ th 1 p r H x . X A. ,E 5 A Q gf RaeMeda Comelson Willard Dahl Roanna Ens Lois Frantz 1 - V ' 7' gl A: 1 V ,ji 5 .4- V AV A . v 9 V I 1 . A ... 'if X N ' ' , ' ' r X . Qiffvvf 5 ' Q Roger Haefke Ronald Herbel Allen Hiebert Loren Hiebert 10 I R 'X Q ir J A Roger Hiebert riefi t it l .Mp NI 193' K 'vw Irma Janzen Ralph Janzen if in k,, ,wr Clinton Jost John Jost Loretta Jost .f , 0 4. ' 46.4. Cecelia Patry Kathleen Penner Ruth Reimer 'F R-,- vdk X ' V ,fx Karen Jaworsky '15 U ' ' .L Janet Klaassen 6 Y. ' 1? Q . Dale Reiswig 44 1 ' xg' ' 5 if 'tet ' X -- ' ,.,, ' refs, P - I ' sv- , If Axeicq fx , N . I. li 02 A1274 , 4 Jerry Schmidt Dixie Seitz Deran Siebert Allen Suderman ' CN. MW 2 6' h -T t .GT as X '35 .A if :'9 ' , . 5 , -La. Q, ' may .il fs ,x jieeg J , N.. .ft m 5 K . ' xr X! X T: gn, ' 'I Carolyn Toews Dwayne Waring Connie Wiebe Virgil Winter ffyjjck Juivrora 3 Afl' Q 2' Vice-President W 4 A , I M Q! ' st is it N x J Donald Hobratschk Sec.-Treas. Faye Berg Ox.. Stuco Rep. lt was a busy ear for the juniors. Most of them will agree that their class play, Papa Was a Preacher, was the year's highlight. The proceeds from the play were put to good use when the juniors honored the seniors at the annual junior- senior banquet on May 5. The theme which the class chose for this occasion was Almost Paradise. Miss Delight Friesen was'chosen as the juniors' attendant for homecoming. Sponsors of the junior class are Mr. Nick A. Klaassen, Miss Katherine Ekstrom, and Mr. Arthur Balzer. i : Cf' ii A- I 1 A : ,- .7 K I l JoAnn Bartel Alice Dale Buller JOyCe Dalke , fad 4 4,9- Paul Dalke Arlene Friesen Delight Friesen Wilma Hagen George Herdi I2 Q! Ha old Hiebert Delora Jantz Eileen Jos: ,J -7 1 Herald Kliewer Connie Loewen Jeraldine Nfipkel f 14 N , I ' I x -ky. ft 'V 1 z t A ' ,, E- A 4 1? hh h . 'H ,Q 4 Q, l Q f X s hx ' X 5' Neoma PSISFS Roland Reiswig Rgnald Ry1and 3 Y? ' .x. D? . P, V . . I 1 I , . x Dorothy Schmidr Phillip Schmidt Raymond Steltingj, h, YD , 1 W I . ' s f if , 1 . o x - V. XX AQ' 1Oh!l Ullrklll Richard Waring David Wiens 13 QE NIOIZQ dass MMM tw'Pwfdws In oulfclves our Iuture lies dass Flowefv Pmk Camaum C0055 Colm , JIM H SCHROEDER . ms .. I E BE RT ind good 1o0:gE'CTa2Z sgiexy Navy blue and white tougomell irritate me b . T.w0 C irrirag ,, - url 1 mtle - ' . ed, ' , 0V6 dY't1CC0rdion.p1ayer, Pasrzme: Pl10,ograbA3S,w1mmef, A . Tw05u 5 WXTTMEY ER off DELORE .X vgu canw udfe Wears ...FO Tick! 3 Sm! 9 Y ..O-Lyme ... olball queen. . . es :he ivonCS- ein ' to be mfoiiegalsanr is a fine wa .. . 5 ea - . Lmle A11e,g,f,,'ahZah girly ' '- ikC5 Wes ex. KENNETH Rkiul 1 can 'main '-1 kn0 ' 3 1:noie's Kwan' .I .. .. :fake 'fever' ' . .-- ELEANOR CLASSEN Eyes you love to look at. . .Fas- cinating. . .Accompanist. Handsgme to 1 be - ' ook at, . athlwnh. , , .C-alebu' . .Surry to ete. . . Physique. Ood ,Q-. A, MONROE D ROSAUE Bkicfifsgt to whamgver irlhatever is hiffnd . e . e - She gwestesa 1 '5mdy, Sfutl soloist A :gf fo be successfzakxng. he she enwA brain. . .Clam king encyclopedi' ' 'Neat . . -..Au . . -- 3. , .Artist ky. 2- Q . tg' ,- A L . -. 5. -1 WARREN D - , A W GgNEvixmiEg2:E: educauonal S133 humor 55,1155 he lh 7, . . , U - . 3 I f M222 ks shy U sta nlcyclzsrn Sly 0 the as boo . . . A . 8 . cuthup RET DERKS EN A - don'i not bashhflvycaz xfitwidely know me - ' 'mga uaveled- BETTY FRIESEN Fair words never hurt the ton ue 8 ...Leader. ..Yearbook Co -ed. . . H.H.S. Songbird :PEL FRIESEN ou'11neve Friesen fgffrffozen . Ouie 'WUIIH W WH t. but Fueniy orker, , v w H v..,,LU FU i EMMA Exgsyeserved 'mi Ygtykno Get rhee begfuid Quiet an .,.Eym6Y ' ' ' ' ' - Works for Ch me- b00k5!.. her bevel ' ' Operar WY- - HUYHOYISK' or ..DI L -Ham RAU , -f 'f' 'UNK FF09-D FEBD xosexr Studies do - Cu hide C se do ' n t b0the .Go aW3Y? 1 .Likes 10 'ea Ren 'UO them, lame. 1 just Histow whrzi.. ady for - Us 1 er 31 ' CES-.. ...nslusz ' augh' FUNK -u make 'Srfrffssnff 3 'ay' f1f.A1H 'e Gui!!! Puyet leuermin - ,L one.. - imc. yef oo - St mer wnchflln an indmg r MERETTA GOERTZEN 'My spirit is here, but I am there. . . .Girl with a diamond . . .Verbal source unlimited- Tam FUNK mean . ..B10 d 'ww tex - . . Second chin ' Bmad Jumper Favorite past Uumper P13 A fu FUUUERT Y here 1 co dw Soeglgfggges fig' but -1 giggle .. h L 'en ' ' ' ' - I1 eblue SVCS- ' 'Fu Leppke' - -1-Oveg fgigeq to L,.,,.'.. hnl'SC5- l ARY BETH FUNK novsh Ask ug,.'5,'gBw. . 1 . 'H tak M ugue tons e Cimergman e .YOU :here 1 AHYOQC beiievers. .. hi yo k --.lmilatof .. ' ' ' 'iid hekwggf?f.Future lib' 'ec reald now ' pre!! House C Y to fling Hfrtifjf' who is niciln- on MARVXN .SANZEN hx xo 8 SPOOUFKT. Kon of moug ' d m -'Wu A gax ds owns W 0 of wo, . . - . ing W0 W ork . SHIRLEY JObT Ouiel, but pleasant. , .Likes to read. . .Sundy School teacher. Lawrence Welk fan. fIT5VE IOST 0n'f Wait f fum - Of Somerl ' w1,a,lfP',180 and rum il'E1g.t0 m llfc Wilhgm a wifcp 1 2 4 1 I I LUCILLE K . LAASSEN LD 50S'Y - .Cady , .. Gul with 3 - GE:-Awxems go un nsxbone Play- llo be .,DocSil1E:1d of her own. . oh i ukrhre farmer. . .gjtw hair- Dlond . .Liv,-ly'?- - .Blushing t ' 4 if ..5a1ty - -' X 4 5 nd 80011 -nan.r,.,r 3 i . ,, ' V1-LCA HARRKET IOZTR unmmeo. . .Oracre Rgaaiyfgfs have a good amen lilaveilrhzxienging Chemist' ' ' Boys, ' advemurc. . .pasrinrof 9 ' .. Tab0'- ..M0nk - - ' Z RlLYN PANKRAT f re with MA l t love inter e tn'l .C Mus N Ss.. . I . e studtes- ' elaine, singef - - ' . 56356 IIB the fail' - HO WA RD P A mall gf felL,ENERT m w pagglirro rake 533:18 dfiwesnw have .,.Lik -1. extil hard. es Physrcs but is S JOHN PETERS They are only truly great who are truly good. . .Plays the mandolin reads the Word of God ORLEY PLE RATZ I S NERT RXCHARD PAN:fke worktng. l thiegz, but neve, heard .. when l feelxxthe feeling Sogsax mashazmr - .Tan and SH - .Lives on 'ie down utzokworm.. ,ClaSS1C e P'-'filoes Y' ' 'Likes A .. - '--A 4 . v -o ,f .H , MPEL MARGAR1?gx::o1weg unknowrlige Pm: a friend, ,mg i Quiet, wx X housekeeper. .. P - . 'urges aid' l .Fu .Vs a frrend Department Part-time cull' Oetrc minded. son to know, to know - - ' ' p'an0. yibrarian- SEANETTE SCHATT AK Beanie , with the iight brown hair .. .Lovethat Ford! . . .Futureg Wiiburs cook. E SCHMXDT d medicine MARY SAN A -'Mary' heart is goo ' -' . . .Member of W1 Baby .sitter. ' i with the po LE f'ei?:'D SUDERM 'Just 155 B Son f AN 'ng is 'me sf 'Om Ih L my weakgglgoumf deip. , . O1d' nalk A m V- , 356 . '-'c a U1 N Sludyfne face ac a1one...,.SXetye.s the tab! Iague b. , .seli C kite quartet . . .Gtr londg FLOYD SFATZ Greater men than i have lived . but 1 doubt it. . . .Littiel but JEAN hty . . .Favorite pastime: Qui ENNE once. ' er and WENGER u i. '.I?L181'garSE'fsdi0us. N SI Iegder librarian ew idea ' P-itfners mig . T ry ing anything 9 LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Delight Friesen, junior attendantg Anna fviarie Toews, A-, x freshman artendantg Enid Thiessen, senior artendantg Irma Janzen, sophomore attendant. SEATED: Lucy Klaassen, senior artendanrg Delores Wittmeyer, Homecoming Queen: Caro! Ollek, senior attendant. HOMECJOMING 0.1 A Liilfl' TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Delores Penner, Karen Penner, Twirlers. SECOND ROW: Jeraldine Nickel, Virgil Winter, Dclora Janiz, David Weins, Kay Wohlgeninrh, Bobby Srrarinan, George Herdr, Jay Dean Harder, Jerry Harder, Loren Funk, Allen snderinan, Nuoina Pcrers, Clark Wiehe, Gary Graham, Direcror, THIRD ROW: Rosalie Barrel, Anna Marie Towcs, Joanne Vogt, Bcrh Goerrz, Dulighr Fricxcn, ijilcen Jobr, Dorothy Schnridr, Irene Brnnncr, Pauline Prielz, Raeklcda Cornel- xon, fxiargy Bnller, Wayne Walker, Billy Hein, Gary Wciiis. FOURTH ROW: Harrier Jost, Carol Ollck, Faye Berg, Joyce Brandi, Tzvila liricsen, Earlier Bocas, Aliou Bone, Nancy janrz, Connie Loewen, JanetK1aassen, LaVerna Penner, JoAnn iiwcrt. FIP'l'li ROW: Kenncrh Ricgen, Leland Snderman, Gerald Jost, Jim Harms, Dwayne Waring, Richard Waring, Enid 'l'hie5sQr1. Dclorus Wittrrieyer, Robert Hiciucrr, Ruth Herdr, Darlene Hieheri, BACK ROW: LeRoy Penner, Rodean Cornelson, Paul Friegeii, Dalu Bnller, Ca.vin Dahl, Kennerh Lindreigen, Merle Schroeder, Roland Reiawig, Jim Hieberr, Floyd Seirz, NCEETBAND BAND ooumon R , rwinrez Wilnia Hagen. tv , 1 , xx, JI f ' ' 1 Ii- 1' x' ' IO iUGli'l', g-OT. I' ROW: 1 in r feirz, riizqo icpreafiitariw. iiilcq. Lil l 'l'O RlGlil'gJea.ifci.i1: Urzpycr, mnrvgiri- 1-gi .rr-r, Lierle or meer, Vim l'rciipc..', jerry Harder, .'u.irieXPe.,,1ci, iJ:..., Qlaiorsre, Karc., 1 i of ' X i , ,iI.Gg .f.'1ii:.' Erir Lp Earle. L llidm-rt, Lore-,, i- ,L k, Poiifr. L Gun.: or, .wer iiir or .rrrr ifirev 113.4 Eirrg, L ririnm, 22 S V. E, l i s r P , ll V. 4,2 LEFT TO RlGllT, FRONT ROW: James Harms, Connie Wiche, Vera Plelt, Nllllilllkl Xnllcrfon, Diane Knonrz, Alarlum- Funk, LaVerna Pcnner, Janer Klaasben, Delores Fenner, Lorena Jost, lbrvmrlly lJa!.l. HCOND ROW: Helen Claa,-sen, liazlo Thiesscn, Esther Boese, Twila Frlesen, Faye Berg, Robert Hieberr, Anna Mario 'l' nr, Roialle Barrel, Paul Friefen, Leland Sndernran, Allen Snderrnan, Jay Dean Harder. STANDING: Rnrh Herdx, juni Elm-inert, Paul Wien? .lCCO?Jll.'1.NIrT OIZCHEQT i 536- -4'CH FT TU RIGHT, Elilrl KO .'.A g lr rr.. lifreer, jf, I ea.. l.:: e 17v.'a1.rr. arl..:.1a::exElarL11 ,Glrnlqln-', Lola - r -r ,,3, , .V aux 1.U'.Il -QU .'.' :jr-ral..1,r '. Kr ,'r- L1.-',' J I Ll. ..g Yrlji. Lle3.l: Eiafl., ' K Q. Hx' , r. ' L , Q' u lw1..1E4rlr-r -11.42 liir rr . ED' -'-' : 41.4 J L ui' fill of 2 ,f- ' , Y rv A -11 Robert Eileberi -1-1 SCHOOL ACTIVITI EQ HIGHLIGHTS jc? Queen candidates ride the seniors present prize winning float, Delores is chosen Homecoming Queen. Stairway to the Stars. K t fsfilfe Pep band adds sparkle to Basketball frat ies Tronljradors sing at 5enior Amateur Night. One-Act play cast presents Beware the Bear. Toastmaster Leland speaks at Hi Y Ba:1tq.gut. 25 GIRLS' GLEE LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Esther Boese, Helen Rempel, Roanna Ens, Delight Friesen, Enid Thiessen, Lois Frantz, Wilma Hagen, Delora Jantz, Bonnie Schafer, Connie Wiebe, Marilyn Pankratz, Donna Kaufman, Director, SECOND ROW: Eleanor Claassen, Neoma Peters, Joyce Dalke, Kathleen Penner, Edith Baercg, Ieraldine Nickel, Janet Klaassen, Cecelia Parry, Loretta Jost, Dorothy Schmidt, Darlene Hiebert, Lucille Klaassen, Emma Ens, Ruth Reimer, THIRD ROW: Betty Friesen, Rosalie Bartel, Eileen Jost, Alice Boese, ,leanenne Wenger, Connie Loewen, Harrietjost, Patricia Jost, Halen Hiebert, Kay Wohlgemuth, Janet Wiederstein, RaeMcda Cornelsen, Delores Fenner, Faye Berg, Arlene Friesen. . - d s0Ph0mo'e de up of seniP jU?1Isg me yeof- Under . I I Glee Club' ma h QI Ccfivihes Lf Hon l'eCe'Ved C The Gtr sg of nUmer0U5 is Sfman the organize b T d - has S'-In - Donna C' . fri U e glflsr. t. n of Mlss ' functions con th dlreC I0 i 1, Con1'eSf- unify fusing of sUpefrIg?P:UT'ChI Schoolnangncgoglgrllffef' ' 'ng 0 fe e tlinegiperience of The OC fo Q UA PJTET O QTETTE - . fgxd . , 151 193' ' K ,. ,Q-IGHTZ HAH Dalke Lu-1 'O' . --It ww ' 'aiu LOUW ' BU? got.. V., . llarrirl JOSE' H. , ,. ij-111111 '- ' , ' '31, l wen Connie HW L, I Bertv Frie-UU mam FT TO IQIGHT: H'x'vili:1iil1?iwcl ?,,arllB1tl'81-kml' ' LE ' Helen .C 'Q ' . Awellf Connw LOL - Sen, Eleanor 9138 5 27 H 1 gy CABINET, CLOCKWISE1 Mr. Truman Diener, Sponsor, Allen Suderman, Reporter, Leo Nickel, Treasurer, Paul Dalke, Sentinel, Allen Hiehert, Vice -President, Herald Kliewer, Pre sident. FF-A The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys interested in learning new and improved methods of farming. They meet twice monthly for instructive, as well as entertaining programs. Their motto is learning by doing. The F.F.A, carried on two unusual pro- iects this past yea'r. The first was the pur- chase of IOO baby chicks which the boys , raised and which were used to provide bar- becued chicken at the annual F.F.A, Parent Son Banquet. A second unusual event took place when the Hillsboro Chapter played host to the South-Central District Dairy and Dairy Products Judging School and Contest. This event drew 192 boys from 26 different schools. LEFT TO RIGHT , FRONT ROW: Truman Diener, sponsorg Joel Friesen, Phillip Schmidt, Allen Sudertnan, Allen Hieoert, Herald Kliewer Paul Dalke, Leo Nickel, Lawrence Pcnner, Leroy Penner. SECOND ROW: Jerry Harder, Kenneth Riesen, Chester Funk, Gary Wiens, John Jost, Gilbert Sudertnan, Roger Hieuert, Clinton Jost, Orley Plenert, Marvin Janzen. BACK ROW: Howard Plenert, Deran Sieoert, Lelant Sudertnan, Robert Hiebert, Kenneth Barrel, Steve Jost, Loren Funk, Jim Funk, Linferd Funk, Gerald Jost. Cf l-ll-Y fwfr wid 'denlthe . 6-P139 I wighl ia Knew: . Vit ANQXNG -Xi svomon H63 Secretary' atd HOW- S ' Buhtef- Haidet' an, D09 T, I1 Y an ITT uf SEPSTED1 Eiifasutefi wltgixi, PAW ww ET LEFT To mitaroht Webeterxxauvel Wim U es BTN ' 1deUU Rep! iiaefmanefcvit Daw- WCG enwen' The Hi-Y is a character building organization whose purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Activities of the club include conferences and the Youth of Government Pro- gram at Topeka. The bi-weekly programs consist of musical programs and various outside speakers. Mr. Glenn Cunningham, nationally known former athlete and mile runner, was guest speaker at the Father-Son Banquet, which was the highlight of the year. Y-TEEN CABINET . L Delol-3 EFT To R1 f31'1rZ Rosalie ' Lucy K ' STANDIN A Barrel Iaasseri G:R3eA Hang ' Conn' ' Nano fella C O ri, 5 , le W' N Ylang I Om 1. Th. NTULO Rcpre lebel SEAT Z, Delight V 9 9011, Afar V A le5S6n r Selllari ED' M' FFIESC7 5 BUII F . secretary. Han' Ve: Arlene Fri? lsr Ecksrrom S I, Dororhv 561117 SUR. Eleanor CI ' 161105, Sen, V- ' Ponsor. ' 71 r R Gage, ' R0anna 1ce'PFe-' ' Lofffrr ' Ufh Rei 1' Enq ildenr- BC! afosr T Iliff. N' ' 'Y Ffieier l reamrer- - - 1 . - W - Presidenr. Em 'Uma ' u The Y-Teen club includes girls who are interested in carrying out the Y-Teen purpose- To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realiz- ing in our common lives those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God . The Y-Teens sent three delegates to Fall Conference and three to summer camp. Their sponsor was also sent to Fall Conference and Seminar. Bi-weekly programs included outside speakers from foreign countries, musical programs, and an exchange program with Lehigh. anno M -JL' ii 'lv LEFT 'l'O RIGHT, FROFJT ROW: jiiti Hicm-rr, Doiiald Hobratsclik, Dwight Fricseix, .fXl.c11 Nndcrniari, Jolin Urruh, Harolu Hieberr, Hcralc Klirmr-r, Lulanr. f ,1cr.1.a1., Calviz. Dahl, layDcar1 Harder, Ronald Ryland, Roger lliulvcrx, Don Schmidt, Elmer Balilcrfspozisorj. SECO TOKNE CIQ,ar1cs ll.icI'l4c, l3i.l Hein., Li-Roy Pczincr, Pa..l Fricsez.. Gordon Greig, Kcrpgcrfl Lirzdicigcn, Joiuzp Ens, Derai: Siclweri, .-'rllcii Elm crt, ,lLJll1,,lO:', Gilwri egcurxtian, X.'irf3ilWi1:rcr, Dale Rciavig, Robert Hieberi, Warren Dalke, Bob Srratziiazi, Roland Reisnvig, THI-XD ROW: Ks:1:.c'.. ii: .u-4, Bill Fc-rgasoii, Lawregce l'i'I.llCl', Jazxc- rink, Steve Jost, Loren lpxpk, Gerald Jost, Keitneili Barrel, Jerri. Harder, lor-l Friu-en, :k1l1.,la..2u:, ' -lv' illarc Daiil, Clinton Jost, Ralqiiorid Selling, David Wieuf, George Hrrdr, FOURTH ROW: lQOl3uJl,COI'l1Ul' fo... 11.1, Hririi,-, Gari '-ificzzf, Ray Voxgr, 'ffayizu Walker, Clarlf Wie Ne, Kerzieil. Ric-ch, Richard Waring, Paal Dalke, Gary Yogi, Dwavg Milli X c 17 y L. lx ki l I I The Troianettes supported the Troians during the sports seasons of the year. The theme, Stair- way to the Stars, was effectively carried out in the Homecoming which they sponsored. March 23 they honored all athletes and coaches with the annual athletic banquet using the h me Our Team Other prolects of the club Included selling candy at games, a food sale, a box social, and the donation of linens to the new local hospital t X G 'ir , ,Z 3' Stuco h Funk ow LEFT T0 RIGHT Nlathilieue Hleben Elec T R lden rss CABlNET FRON tt Frtesen V106 Pres ht Frtesefl Treasue rtet Revreseniauve Eiaalssen Pfetldem Dehglantz FHYe Berg Hat ue W Delora di :eww Luct SECOND RO h Schrm DOIOY Y Ntckal bpogfflewen N8UCYlamZ Jost Comm TIZOJANETVEQ at anntvlo Henan khnfqvgyvwlkmn FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Delora Jantz Nancy Jantz Lncy Klaassen Darlene Htebert Beth Goertz RaeMeda Cornelson Anna Marte Toews Carol Ollek Mary Beth Funk Eleanor Claassen Entd Thtessen Irma Janzen Etleen Jost Deltght Frtesen Jeraldtne Nlckel Lots Frantz Loretta Jost Roanna SIXTH ROW Betty Frtesen Kathleen Penner Cecelta Patry LaVerna Penner JoAnn Vogt Sharon Wtederstetn Mary Fenner Janet Klaassen Arlene Frlesen Patjost Connte Loewen Wtlma Hagen Connte Wtebe Mtss Ntckel Sponsor SEVENTH ROW Lucrlle B rkman Dtxte Sertz Esther Boese Adella Unruh Karen Penner Ruby Pankratz Lllltan Rtchert Rosalte Bartel Helen Htebert Harrtet Jost Merreta Goertzen Delores Wtttmeyer Kay Wohlgemuth Dorothy bchrntdt EIGHTH ROW Kathleen Delk Irene Brunner Bonnte Schafer Neoma Peters Karen Jaworsky Margy Buller Pauline Prteh Joyce Brandt Betsy Vogt Mary Dalke JoAnn Bartel Delores Penner Faye Berg Alice Boese Vlargaret Patry 32 -, X ' J, 5 s J ' ' 2 x I H at , l .f M t e . 3, - C Y 9 1 - ' . ' . . 9 , n ' 2 I ga ' v ' . , ' - . , : 9 5 .1 . .Jr J- 1 1. ,, .J : H. ' A D ' ' , Ens, Janet Weiderstein, Ruth Reimer. ' Y Ag, . L '. lg ,A ,M 5 1 , , t A Q 2 9 , ' . . V, ' ., X .sq ' M-W , . . I M., , I I I N 1 ' 1 I y ' 1 I ,f . ' . , . .gf - 4 . , , - I 1 I I I :I D n -X 1 A Wx, - b A t N t A l u l , ,x i I l H4 , ' . ' ' , . I .,. ' ' u --J 2 .g - The Key Club, in its first year of or- ganization, is sponsored by the Hillsboro Kiwanis Club with Mr. Arthur Balzer as school sponsor. The motto of the club is We Build, and service is one of the main objectives. Helping seal and stuff 3500 envelopes for the county T.B. drive, collecting money for the March of Dimes, several car waxes, and greeting card sales were a few of the service and money-raising pro- iects carried out during the year. Meetings are held every Wednesday during the noon hour, many of the pro- grams were composed of vocational talks by local businessmen. Membership is mode up of boys who are qualified scholasticall and who pgssess good character andyleadership a i it . Ayhighlight of the year was the State Convention where one of the members was elected to the office of Lieutenant Gov- ernor. Qi? 1 E Q .4 LEFT T Hard O RIGHT Wm., Sf, SIT 1 STAIV Spa TIN . DIN . nsorg Jim ,Heli Bob Srratlgg Ronny Rylan FI, pre- 11, Vic X cl, Rob srdemg Lela e Presiden, er' Hieben nd Sudg i M' ' Jay D srman . Arrhu, B eau 1 Secretar 31261, yireasu I re, Q 1, Fi' C, 4N.f9. S15 I LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Floyd Seilz, Ralph Janzen, Jerry Goldsinilll, llerolu Klicx-ser, Dale Bnller, Merle Schroeder, Allen Suderrnan. SE.-XTEDg Ronny Ryland, Robert Hicberi, Lelanu 5udurn1a11, Jim llienerr, Bob Srrazman, Mr. Arthur Balzer, Jay Dean Harder. 33 '70 T ,ff f, 1 SENIOR PLAY OM Doo CAST Dr. John Hillary . . Leland Suderman Dr. Robert Hillary .... Jim Hiebert Pa Brown . Ma Brown Margaret Burns . Dick Burns Janet Martin Mr. Hepple Dr. Edmond Helen Brand Mary Selby Mrs. Rossi Mrs. Cronin Brand Mrs. Mellon. . Lois Warner . Robert Hiebert Marilyn Pankratz . . Betty Friesen Clifford Fehdrau . . Carol Ollek Merle Schroeder Richard Pankratz . . Nancy Jantz Delores Wittmeyer Mary Jane Schmidt . . Harriet Jost Merreta Goertzen . Geneva Becker 'Y .43 ... 5 -i W. The senior class gave an out- standing dramatization of OId Doc on April 25 and 26. The play tells the heartwarming story of a country doctor who devotes his life to his community. His son, determined to be a grand success, decides to practice in Boston but later realizes the importance of being of service to others. He marries his father's devoted office nurse and becomes the next Dr. Hillary on Mason County. 9, noqwgnllr- .C A .-4' 34 Al , -- .. m '.' ...m-su-4......-,, JUNIOIZPLAY Choosing a play based on the recent best-selling novel by Alyene Porter, the juniors presented Papo Was a Preacher on November 29 and 30. This play por- trays the ups and downs of a typical preacher's family. Highlights in the play include scrapes of the boys and girls, love affairs with the neighbor girls, and oppo- sition from the local busy body. Papa. was of Pfwoclwv Herald Kliewer . Pat Jost . . . Dwight Friesen . Gilbert Suderman Harold Hiebert . Dorothy Schmidt CAST Donald Hobratschk . . . Edwin Porter . Pearl Porter . Hugh Porter . Cecil Porter Raybon Porter Janette Porter . Edd Porter Delora Jantz . Darlene Hiebert Faye Berg . . Wilma Hagen . Bob Stratman . Kay Wohlgemuth Eilene Jost . . Roland Reiswig . Alyene Porter Helen Ludlow . Lucy Smith . Jenny Smith . Jeffery Cole . Miss Jonas . . Bride . .Groom S D, c. M .lift H QENIOPJ TRIP i ings!!! 3132399983 M. ms:v:'!HfQf 4' : W -M '- i or ft' A S , ,MJ Chicago-bound Seniors Grayline Sightseeing Bus On Sunday afternoon, May 5, the Chicago-bound seniors began their trip as they boarded the Rock Island. While in Chicago, they made their stay at the Morrison Hotel and spent two action-packed days touring the city. They also included in their schedule a visit to Don McNeill's Breakfast Club. Wednesday afternoon, May 8, the trip became history as the seniors returned home with pleasant memories of time well spent. Museum of Science and lndustry . I, 5--.mm Y Y r ' -L .1 V , ,, E , I l Museum of Natural History Shore of Lake Michigan ' f..f.J1' '32, . ..-' ef? 'f -' af gqy, if H 1 1 if Y A , ,,, , 'HT19 ' A --...L i A wifi, 'WNW m T-Q, m,,3,g, 'tffi TWT ' by 'P -an-unulnngg,-.Q Bahai Temple Homeward-bound with Rock- lsland'Entertainment n . 6 2 f W' 11 Nancy Jamz, Delora Jaurz, Lucy Klaasshu, Darlrne Hiebcrt, Carol Ollek TEAM CHEERLEADERS rr2,oJ,aN pooreatt counts LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Steve Jost, Kenny Bartel, Merle Schroeder, Richard Pankratz, Jim Funk, Raymond Stelting, Linfertk Funk, John Unruh, Harold Hiebert, Calvin Dahl, Roland Reiswig, Jerry Harder, Jay Dean Harder, student manager. SECOND ROW: Elmer Buhler, assistant coach, Bob Stratman, George Herdt, Warren Dalke, Dwight Friesen, Ronald Ryland, David Wiens, Richard Waring, Gilbert Suderman, Gerald Jost, Donald Funk, Loren Hiebert, Leo Nickel, Paul Dalke, Arthur Ba lzer, assistant coach. THIRD ROW: Coach Jack Sharp, Kenneth Bruce, Wayne Walker, Ralph Janzen, Bill Ferguson, Ray Vogt, Gary Vogt, Clinton Jost, John Jost, Jerry Goldsmith, Gladwin Jost, Deran Siebert, Willard Dahl, Allen Suderman, Kenneth Lindteigen, Rodean Cornelsen. Co-ca ptain Steve Jost, Fulloack 1956 proved to be a highly successful year for the Hillsboro Trojan football team. The final count stood at 6 wins and 2 losses, which netted them third place in the Cottenwood Valley League. The first game, against Buhler High, gave promise of a good season, as the team downed the Crusaders T8 to O. The highlight of the season was the game against the Marion Warriors when the Troians, after a tense third quarter, rallied to over-power the Warriors by a score of 36 to 21 . The two losses were incurred in games against Pea- body and Herington. Both games were lost by very slim margins. The B team also placed well in the runnings by winning 3 out of 5 games played-an indication of a fine squad for the coming year. Hillsboro High was further honored by having one of its players, Linferd Funk, left auard, selected for several all-state teams. Linferd Funk, Guard Co-Ca ptain Jim Funk Guard C XLVIN IJAHL, Captain BASKETBALL HAH TQAA4 During the past season the Troian cagers competed in l9 games and were victorious 6 times. In league play their record was 5 and 9, which placed them in a tie tor 6th place. The win over Peabody, a traditional foe, was one ot the outstanding games ot the season. The B team fared considerable better, winning lO out of their l6 contests. Despite a weak season, pros- LOREN FUNK RO LAND REIS WIG BOB LTRATMAN ll.1?OLD Hlizliiifll pects for the next year look more hopeful . MERLE BCHROEDER IOHN UNRUH SCOREBOARD in HH Augusta Herington Hope Moundridge Valley Center C. Grove Chase Marion Florence Herington Hope Chase C. Grove Peabody Marion Florence Peabody Plainview Buhler TEAM H.H.S. Opp 60 46 5l 55 65 48 47 6l 43 37 52 32 57 69 42 50 52 64 35 58 38 39 54 62 59 25 58 5l 43 53 59 55 46 56 43 51 40 56 B Augusta Herington Hope C . Grove Chase Marion Florence Herington Hope Chase C. Grove Peabody Marion Florence Peabody Plainview 40 TEAM H.H.S. Opp 38 70 48 34 46 43 42 32 45 39 50 36 45 52 34 37 35 46 33 47 52 37 33 43 5l 49 45 35 40 37 46 38 RAY MOND STELTING DAVUJ WEIN: Wfmlif-1tQ?Q LKHLI-its B-TEAM 4 U if LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Art Balzer Coach Jay Dean Harder George Herdt David Wlens Raymond btelung Jerry Goldsrnlth Allen Hreberl Wrllard Dahl Dale Rersww Leo Nlckel Ralph Janzen Wayne Walker Donald Hobravschk Manager IZEQHMAN TEAM 22' LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROXK Leroy Penner Clark Wrel e Ray Vogt Chebter Funk Wax ne Walker sl '-.NDHNG Bllly Hem Garx Wren John Lns Kenneth Brlce 41 44 ru 50, Q53 S 4 35 I , J 84 aa 5 5 BSN at 87 30 E -TEAM HEEIZLEADEIZQ LEFT TO RIGHT Be1l1Goer1z RaeMe'la Cor11c15o11 '11111a Mirie Toews GOLF TENNIS 'g MGMT io: x11 lo 11 1 N L 1 N1111 113 1 1 1 Q 1. I OX 1 L1 Had L 1 1: 42 TBA OIG .- -, A -ll 1 0 A. i l'- 1 K i ' J 1-C . C, - ..... K . - - A , f -, Y Q N X w- 3 1 ' ' .JERRY HARDER CALVIN DAHL WARREN DALKE V . J : 7- 'ni lx ' ' ,' -M. - ,. lvmutne ' ' Ar.. ' V ' 1 we , N ! xx' JAY DEAN HARDER JOHN UNRUH Ca ptain JERRY HARDER Although the 1957 track season did not end with many meet victories, several out- standing performances were made. Those boys who at- tended the regional track meet were Jerry Harder, Calvin Dahl, Warren Dalke, Jay Dean Harder and John Unruh. Jerry Harder placed first in the State Track Meet with a broadiump of 23' 2 , he also took first places in the JOO yard dash and low hurdles at the league and other meets. John Unruh also demonstra- ted his track skill by taking first in the mile run-at the league meet. TRACK SQUAD, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Rodean Cornelson, Jay Dean Harder, Deran Sicbert, Kenneth Riesen, Calvin Jahl, John Unruh, Warren Dalke, Jerry Harder. BACK ROW: Leroy Penner, Wayne Walker, Kenneth Bruce, James Harmes, Marvin Janzen, Gary Wiens, Ray Vogt, Gilbert Suderman, Paul Dalke, Bill Ferguson, Clifford Fehdrau. iv GOMMENCDEMENT Penny for your tho mhrs Fauhful Freshmen Under the weather Delora Cheer up 011-15 Wham? Trojanette carrx horar oooks as a aervlce ro ecL y p J Hu me CEIIIDU Leo 5 a plase' kai. -111111 C u In lU the acl' He man nhemer K- F'- ff' Fun. ood Wamn fo o .erunf Cllarnanvv .' ' Z If I . 1 . , V x- 1 r J W , ' mg :WV . A ' E 'X f- . Q S A , ' on N' ' u , W 1 ' I - ,V ' ' ' . , , . . U. I I I ., . 'L IVR 1 , 7, X53 J Q , v f 5. . , V ' , ' ? X 4' 'X , K S I X 1 1 44 , I . l 3 L- ' A. wig V I, f z x A If N' 5 4' E r:n l':g? 45 'f 'Hy ' I X ffm nj, - Tel1'em, Lacy. 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