McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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MR. ALBERT SCHROEDER The Senior Class of 1952 dedicates this issue of the HILI.SBURRO to Mr. Albert Schroeder. Coach Schroeder is a native Nashvillian. He be- came acquainted with Hillsboro early, for he is a gradu- ate of our school. After serving in the U. S. Navy he returned home where he completed his education at Vanderbilt. During his three years of teaching at Hillsboro, Mr. Schroeder has taught the English, world history and American history classes. Every student who is in one of these classes realizes that he has never had a more interesting time while learning. Mr. Schroeder deHnitely has the students' viewu at heart. There is never a studentls problem which he doesn't fully understand and doesn't try to solve. Mr. Schroeder has sponsored the publication of the HILLSBURRO for the past two years. Probably the most difficult task he has undertaken here is to sponsor the Debate team. He has guided them well and has pro- duced many winners. Coach Schroeder's unfaltering aid to Hillsboro's students will always stand high among our many memo- ries of the great school. lDlElDllCATlON MR. BILLY MAC JONES The Senior Class of 1952 dedicates this issue of the HILLSBURRO to Mr. Billy Mac jones. Mr. jones, born in Abilene, Texas, finished his school- ing at Vanderbilt University. From there he came straight to Hillsboro where he has made a big hit with everyone. He is one of the chief reasons for Hillsboro's ath- letic gains of the past year. For the last two seasons, he has served as the assistant coach of the football team, and next fall he will take over the full coaching respon- sibility. Mr. jones has, for two consecutive years, led our basketball squad to the 19th District champion- ship. His magnificent work in leading this year's team, containing not one returning letterman, will al- ways be remembered by everyone. Plus his work with the athletic teams Mr. jones has taught the Drivers Training classes. Mr. jones is married and has a son Scooter, who we hope will follow in his father's footsteps. If he does he canlt go wrong. All Hillsboro's students who know Mr. jones as either a coach or a teacher agree that his understanding and line humor make him a friend of allg a friend this class will never forget.