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

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In addltuon to operatung the schools the Board of Educatuon as plannung new hugh school Facnlutues Land as benng purchased and contracts wall be let soon for a umt housing agraculture Industrial arts and outdoor sports dressing rooms Plans are bemg drawn For twelve class rooms and a cafeterna whlchwull become the first umt of the new hugh school The shop bunldmg should be ready for use Sept ember 1955 the other umt by September 1956 BUHHD Ut EIJUUHTIUII eo waist' EAT Zobexg King' et Nhcheh f a LeOU Bowm fl fl.-4.--1 ed wovflfull N x SOUUSOH 1 sr ANDXNG mise rx. VHS9 Hat HILLIARD COLD STORAGE LOCKER Scxoto Darby Road 4 Hllhards, Ohxo 9 2 . . . A 'Y 'ff . . . . f . . . gh :H p in 1 . . . . . . . . li 5 f gif! F llll l ' 'l . qt sl A A 5 I ,ss , v . 5, i xt ' - ., Q - '

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We, of the '55 senior class, feel deeply indebted to the church--to those who have developed our religious background. Through theirguidance we have formed high moral, democratic and spiritual standards. With a future in this troubled world ahead of us we feel confident with the faith installed in us by the church. When we were troubled we were always welcome in the house of Godg when we were happy we enioyed the fellowship ever present there . To those who have given us peace ofmind to face the challenge of tomorrowg to those who have developed in us high Christian goalsp to those who have given us courage to face our problemsp to those who have taught us how to live togetherin this world, we dedicate this 1955 edition of the Memory's Trail.

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f P' PLHIIS RE UF S HIGH HILLIARDS METHODIST CHURCH Hilliards, Ohio LEON BOWMAN 6 - . BA SSEL J 22? Hx fm OHNSON VIRGIL HART ROBERT KING NED WOODRUFF 5 L -'P