Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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DEDIUATIU For thL wonderful Job done in introducing and planning the mystm ries of foreign languages in an inter esting and lucid manner for her time in advising the for pleasingly informal classes and for her personal IH terest in each and ueryone of us we the Senior mass of 04 dedicate this year book to XI If E KD XXI? S x . . . . Cx- manifold activities of publishing the Hami1tonian ,' L . . xy , , , A . . ,, . . t I Y ' , I A x I i . 5

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PHI UlPAL'S MESS GE To THE SENIORQ Upon your graduation from Hamllton Hugh School you wlll step from the shelter of home and school mto a new world of challenge and opportunlty The challenge lS to preserve human rlghts through the attamment of moral responsl b1l1ty to place group welfare before personal advantage and to be an asset to your famllles your frlends and above all to your Country Opportunltles to make thls new world a better place ln whlch to llve he on every sxde and I am sure th1s class wlll take and expand these opportunltles for the mutual good of all The Class of 1954 IS one of the best ever to graduate from Hamllton Hlgh School Your academlc record IS outstandlng your cooperative attltude IS partlcularly noteworthy and your constructlve ideas for the betterment of our school wxll serve as Ideals for classes following yours It IS my slncere hope that the suc ceedmg classes will promote these ideas so that as an ultimate result school llfe wxll be made more profitable and enjoyable The productlon of the 1954 Hamlltonlan was prlmarlly a Senior responsl bllnty and IS an example of the excellence of your work Its productlon IS a major extra currlcular actlvlty which recelves far too little student acclalm and recog nltxon I am sure lt IS wlth great prnde and a feeling of real accomplishment that the staff of the yearbook presents It to you To you the Class of 1954 the Faculty and I wlsh good luck and God speed ANDREW L LANE 4 , ' ff-gjzy, af 9 9 9 1 9 1 - s 9 Q a s - 1 . H . . ,, . . . . ' 1 9 . . ' W 9 s ' -