Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Hillsboro, here's to you, Our Alma Mater, Constant and fond and true We will be ever, And as the years go by Forget thee never, O happy memories Cherished forever. Hillsboro, hear our song, Our Alma Mater, School days to you belong, Tears mixed with laughter, Now hear us pledge anew Vows broken never, O happy memories Cherished forever. Hillsboro

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ln every society there are people who raise themf selves above the crowd in an effort to gain the praise and adulation of others. But more important than this recipient of glory is the individual who takes time to perform the small assignment and to conf sumate the unfinished. Such has been the life of Mrs. Price during her years at Hillsboro. Mrs. Price, the school secretary, has endeavored to transf form herself into a private secretary for all who ref quest her assistance. While working behind a high stack of college apf plications, she is often seen with the purse strings of Hillsboro's financial matters in one hand and at' tendance records or a telephone in the other. She is truly the one with her fingers on the pulse of Burro activity. In the midst of ringing telephones, she still manages to ask with a smile, 'LMay l help your Although she seldom has the opportunity to at' tend school assemblies, she exemplifies the all imporf tant words 'ischool spirit. So it is to Mrs. Mary Price that we dedicate this record of our last year at Hillsboro. sf-vu, 'Wing N.. NR-...f Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Price discuss one of the many problems that occur during a normal day at Hillsboro. 4