North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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MR. DALE HILLARD Mr. Hillard's field of teaching was Industrial Arts , Math, Agriculture, and Coaching. He coached several championship clubs in Sylvania: junior high and 1946 high school champs at Pioneer High School. One of his activities that he is especially proud of occurred while he was athletic director at Sylvania. Through his guidance and efforts , 55 ,OOO was raised in one year for flood lights for night football. This is cer- tainly only one of the many experience that Mr. Hillard could recall after forty one years of teaching. Mr. Hillard and his wife Evelyn Cfirst grade teacher at Pioneer building! live on a farm west of Pioneer. Special Recognition A personality that has long graced the halls of N.C. High will be missing next year. Mr. Hillard, sometimes referred to by students as Fuzzy, has retired from his life-long profession---teaching. Even though nicknames for teachers are not appropo, this name was not disrespect- fulp for Mr. Hillard was respected and loved by nearly all students for his abil- ity, humor, and understanding. Mr. Hillard commenced teaching in the one-room country school at North Bridgewater in 19205 the next year was at the Basswood country school, next 4 years at Pioneer Iunior High. He completed work for his bachelors degree by taking work at the University of Chicago and Bowling Green: receiving his degree from B. G. in 1927. The remaining years were spent at Burnham High in Sylvania, Ohio 114 yearsj , Hillsdale High in Hillsdale, Michigan fl yearl , and Pioneer High and North Central High Q20 yearsl. While teaching in Sylvania, he completed one year of graduate training at the University of Toledo. .4 0 ullnuu-' I S INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROJECTS 4 SPE

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SENIOR HIGH BUILDING Our Launching Pads FOREWORD Through this annual we have tried to forge a chain whose links are molded from the memories of this school year. Our school year is filled with many thingsg joys, sorrows, anxieties, anticipations, and rewards. To some, school is an insurmountable mountain which they have failed to scale because of circumstances. To the average student, school is the cornerstone for the laying and building of his future life. Still others con- sider school a challenging summit in their life and strive relentlessly to reach the top through diligent study and higher education. We hope that as you pass through this annual that you will use this chain to firmly anchor your memories of this year. ', - ,1- IUNIOR HIGH BUILDING

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Table ol Contents Guidance System . . Page 11 Off Duty . . . Page 19 Launching Pad . . Page 41 Flight Stages Blast Off .... . Page 52 Gaining Altitude . . Page 54 Down Range . . . Page 56 Mission Accomplished . . Page 59 Appropriations . . Page 71 F X iXv P sf .1 'I