South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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furzmnrh EXQ.-p,,,:,....+.,.-,.,,,25 PRESENT edition of the Dial marks the eighth 4' + annual issue, and it is submitted to our readers Q 2 in that same spirit of cordiality that went with ' 1 each of the preceding issues. To kind friends i i who have made the Dial possible are extended + + the thanks of the students and the faculty for 'l' 'l' 'L fl- 1' ll hill. .,.,. - ' whom these pages will serve to quicken the memories of a year happy and fruitful to the utmost. We have dedicated our yearbook to the memory of our beloved Longfellow, whose writings for more than half a century have charmed the world by their imagery and have elevated mankind by their high moral teachings. Appreciative beyond' most of the historic settings of his native land, Longfellow directed his imaginative pen, his patriotic ardor, and his serious outlook on life to the honor of the country that must ever be honored in him. With a genius that was characterized by strength, breadth, beauty, and unerring taste, Longfellow intercepted the emotions of the human heart and presented them in the pleasing patterns of poetry with a care, as disdainful of the meretricious as it was observant of rectitude, that has enshrined him in the hearts of all true lovers of literature as the great American poet, patriot, and teacher. 'fi N 527 5 M Q 'lf 1 1, vfifita l',y y 3,