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

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NX T Wqllke Lofelw he fs. 'Y xo ' geuew den, su9 l n Superintendenfs M ssage Americans are uorn organizers. t'rom their homes in tne city and country they bring to the high school campus the organizational genius that proiects the individual sharply and wholesomely into the group picture. Their mutual inter- ests and activities focus the rays of student endeavor on a world of truism and reality. Honor . . . scholarship . . . service . . . and the indispensable social groups make time a symbol of accomplishment and fellowship. They are the seeds sown in the brief high school years that grow into a harvest of American tradition. I take what I feel to be justifiable pride in the success of our Yearbook, and I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to the Sponsor, and the Annual Staff for their efficiency and splendid cooperation. This EL AGUILA volume is a fine record of the past year's endeavors and achievements. It is a great asset to the Hillsboro High School. Most sincerely yours, I 1 f J. D. Wilson, Supt.