Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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In Memoriam Hillsboro has been saddened by the untimely deaths of four students and a dedicated teacher. lVlr. Charles Suite helped his students to learn to think for themselves and form their own ideas. He was single- minded in his devotion to Hillsboro and its ideals. Through his life, philosophy, and deep knowledge of American government, he was able to give each of his students an insight into the true AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE. It will be difficult for a man to achieve quite the perfect -balance of serious purpose, sense ol humor, and keen informed intelligence that Mr. Suite possessed.

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SCHOOL LIFE School life undoubtedly leaves the most meaning- ful impression upon us as we come to understand THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE. School life is not just merely a daily routine, but a most unique phase of our youth. It includes not only regular classes and assemblies, but also clubs, service com- mittees, and socials. One is always free to choose the way in which he wishes to manage his school life. Whether it be through pep rallies, games, dances, or service to the community, each student acquires a separate feeling which makes him proud to say that he is a part of Hillsboro. Each one of this institution has a noted advantage toward mak- ing his school life more meaningful. The more one participates in his school life, the better he will be prepared for participating in THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE.