Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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g g 'l....ilfv A: f l2f ADMI I TRATIO . T '.k .1i'K7 FT-'iiii f'-ae' 21 ff nm lf E, ,gl ly f 5, 'EA I..- if-' 5' , cffv. ' - V E -rs:-fr::i2:SF f l x f . l Tlx r 5 x K glllf.: H 'HQ ,N ,QL mpg.. H. M ,. ti -H' m ,N ,, , is With the beginning of a new year, Hil1sdale's faculty has faced many new problems with which they have had to cope. The combined efforts of the teachers and adminis- tration helped bring about solutions to these difficulties and strived for conditions which would equal or outrank those of any other system. By placing the standards and rules at a very high level, the students have reaped the benefits of a thorough education in a highly respected school. Our teachers have met rigid qualifications and are of the best character. They concern themselves with the future of each student and try to help them prepare for life after their schooldays have ceased Our faculty is truly efficient and understanding. They have come to our aid in times of trouble and have laughed with us in times of joy. Thanks to the faculty's fine efforts and hard work, Hillsdale students have im- proved in character and have become better citizens. Our executives operated the school system diligently l X, ,-v Mr David Stra1ts , adviser to the yearbook photography department was caught 1n the act of bemg h1mse1f

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SSM Afflf Educational Progress Is Busin lr- y -.r-Le1G3 4F-T-iw 2 'WT-F' :x'.':: 'FL 'i'i'1i:F'1'Ar-T fo' W Faculty members, Mrs. Margaret Zody, Mr. and Mr. Graydon P, Abe-ls, enjoy the comforts ofthe Robert Haxton, Mr. William Nelson, Mrs.He1en Petty, faculty lounge in their very few spare moments. L H' :, , ' X ' H tv' ' ' ' ' , xx! y Y::Q:!,!' fi ' ,V 1 its, A, ,z ., U ww t , A H H. tif? ififu u , 'm 'u,.l , .., t -, 1 H r Y ' X, 'I wsgfs:ff5.., M Y f.s,i3uH,w1,H t 'AF N2f?5 2Q,f2frlsiimift s u J ,.,- W., , ...- ,. A,

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7.1 'i of ln, vial Q '4 .1 1 fs- Graydon P. Abels, a new faculty member this year, has obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree while studying at Bowling Green State University. He also did additional work at Oberlin College, North Lake College, Ashland College, Northwestern Col- lege, Oklahoma State University, and Oklahoma University. Mr. Abels teaches driver's education, algebra I, and general math as well as is co-advisor of the freshman class. Facult Plays Vital Part Eugene Anderson studied at Ashland College, the Uni- versity of Kansas, the University of Arizona, the University of Akron, Olivet College, and the Ohio State University to obtain his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degrees. Be- sides teaching science 9, chemistry, and physics, Mr. Anderson is a member of the assembly and National Honor Society committees, and is ticket manager for all paid activities held in the school. 104 ,, V f Studying at Ashland College, the Ohio State University, and Ohio University, Richard Brown obtained a Bachlor of Science Degree in Education and a Master of Arts Degree. Mr. Brown teaches psychology, is a member of the assembly committee, and is also the school's guidance counselor.