Hilliard High School - Memorys Trail Yearbook (Hilliard, OH)

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l Q bb 1 4 lk If-mx-4 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lou Leist, Donna McBrayer, Allen Grey, Charles Hart, Dick Denmer, Jim Galentine, Nancy Bennett. ROW 2: Mr. Shettler, Susie Hunt, Margaret Ann Wolpert, Martha Ann Mac- Carthy, Frances Espositio, Marilyn Opp, Carol Williams, Mary Ann Porterfield. ROW 3: John Humphries, Art Bellisari, Dave Boerner, Gary Dougherty, Max Grey, Bob Ebright, Tom Moore, Henry Rings. STUDENT CUUHUIL HALL MONITORS Carol Williams, Jim Gclenfine 12 A X ho i Richo fd She Compliments of CLEMENT MCAFEE 'ffer

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SEATED: Mrs. Pumphrey. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louanne Russell, Beverly Tewell, Mrs. Alberta Phumphries provides able assistance to Mr. Thomas inthe Principal 's office. Some of her daily duties are answering the telephone, keeping books and being secretary to Mr. Thomas. She is assisted by six of- fice girls who run errands and do other little chores around the office. J Lois Walker, Lois Lucas, Marlene Carey, Ella Skaggs. ,. f- , 4' K' v ' ,555-Y'i' 3 1 -. , . f L' ffl' - sf- The members of the li- brary staff are a great help to the students. They take care of all the books, mag- azines, and bulletin boards in the library. This year sev- eral improvements have been made in the way of furniture and more space for books. The greatest thing they learn is to deal satisfactory with people. The twelve students learned all these skills from Mrs. Smith, their worthy advisor. Campliments of HILLIARD M. Y. F. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Havely, Party Merckling, Nancy Hill, Mrs. Smith, Helen Gray, Beverly Mclvlillin, Avery Gilliam.