Hillsboro High School - EL Aquila Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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C-l?f1QLLl7Qg FRANK JAMES, Director Physical Education for Men. B.A., Baylor University. CLYDE T. JOHNSON, History B.A., Baylor University. MRs. E. T. MCCLANAHAN, Home Economics B.S., College of Industrial Arts. HOLLY MCLEMORE, Commercial Subjects and Athletics B.A., Austin College: University of Texas. JEAN D. NEAL, Commercial Subjects B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College: Texas. MRS. M. G. NOELL, English B.S., Ward Belmont: B.A., Texas Presbyterian College: Univ sity of Texas. Miss FRANCES HALBERT PARR, Music B.S., College of Industrial Arts. f jf JAMES H. STARLING, Mathematics Q Q C B.A., Southern Methodist University ' .Ab RALPH W. STEEN, History and Economics B.A., McMurry College: M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas. Miss BEN TARPLEY, English B.A., University of Texas: Texas Presbyterian College: Univer- sity of Colorado. ifvu

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lfooulligg A. E. KIDD, Registrar. Mathematics. BA., MA., Southern Methodist University: University of Texas. O. W. SCOTT, Principal of High School B.A,, Baylor University: M.A., University of Texas. E. P. ALLEN, Psychology and Education BA., North Texas State Teachers College: MA., Southern Methodist University: University of Texas: University of Tennessee. MISS MARY EVELYN BUICE, Director of Physical Education for Women BA., North Texas State Teachers College: University of Texas. J. R. COMER. Government B.A.. University of Richmond: M.D., University of Maryland: Th.G., Rochester, New York. Theological Seminary: M.A.. Uni- versity of Texas. W. READ DAWSON, Romance Languages BA., M.A., Baylor University, I P' 7 fr' Miss MARIAN P. DESHAZO, Romance Languages B.A., M.A., University of Texas: Sorbonne. Paris. France. Miss HARRY DUDLEY, Librarian University of Texas W. I. HILL, Chemistry and Biology B.S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College: M.S., Vanderbilt University. Miss MARY HUFFORD, English BA., MA., University of Texas: Daniel Baker College: Southern Branch of University of California.

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l V A, M. FRAZIER FLETCHER W. WILLIAMS BERNICE BEAVERS Secretary JoE W. PATTERSON C. C. STUBBLEEIELD CLYDE TOMLINSON C. C. TITTLE President q3OCLFd off CE',d,LJ.CC1 Lou TO THE STUDENTS OF THE HILLSBORO JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL: Greetings: The road to success is no rougher, no harder. no more painful than the road to failure, but there is a dilferencez we voluntarily choose to bear the pains of success, While the pains of failure are thrust upon us. The pains of success are mental and physical, as are those of failure. . All of us know men who want to succeed. but we know they will pay the penalty of failure: they cannot avoid them, although they think they can. They will pay and pay hard. The penalties of success are suffered, for the most part in early years. The penalties of failure are reaped in later years, when the rewards of success are being plucked. We would have you comprehend this fundamental law of life. W. M. WILLIAMS Mas. Roy CROMWELL Bookkeeper