Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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foreword As you gaze through the doors of this modern structure you see by refTection the activities of your school year. ln retrospect you see a faculty and student body preparing for a chal- the YEARS OF THE MODERN. lenging future. You see yourself as an integral part of May this annual be as a mirror reflecting you and your activities. May it help keep alive the abiding friendships, the unfaltering cooperation, and the determined spirit which is housed in this strong edifice as it prepares the citizens of tomorrow. The strength and power of this prevalent age is symbolized by this building and by a student body which possesses the quali- ties of loyalty, truth, and spirit. Your annual staff proudly presents a reflection of the story that is Hillsboro, l957. May you ever pride yourself that you are a part of the YEARS OF THE MODERN.

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dedication A dream came true for Hillsboro this year when the Fathers' Club and Parent-Teachers Association made it possible for us to have a full-time student counselor. Mrs. George May- field, who retired from the academic classroom last year, was ideal to fill this need. The entire student body, especially the Senior Class, is indebted to her. As a member of the student body, as a member ofthe Senior Class, or as an individual, each one of us has felt deeply the influence of her wisdom and her interest in us. Mrs. Mayfield has long been a first! She was the first teacher to offer a course in family relations at Hillsboro and sponsored Hillsboro's first clinic staff. As a biology teacher her influence has been far-reaching. As much as Hillsboro itself, she has been our fostering mother. Very sincerely and grate- fully we dedicate this record of our last year at Hillsboro to Mrs. George Mayfield. MRS. GEORGE MAYFIELD