Hamilton High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

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A year is just a period of time in our lives. Each year has three hundred and sixty-five days given equally to all. Yet some years are much more significant than others. Toddling to school as first graders marks a milestone in our lives; and certainly, marching forward as happy, hopeful Seniors to receive our diplomas at graduation from High School marks another. Accomplishment is always a characteristic of a signifi- cant year. As Seniors we like to believe we have accomplished much of the tasks that will make our lives worthwhile. For this we are indebted to our parents and townspeople, who have sacrificed to make these achievements possible; to our teachers, who have competently guided us toward our goals; and to our classmates, who have cushioned the falls through friendship and humor. If years are valued by their sense of work well done, we should go on making the moments count, that we may be found worthy of all that has been provided for us. We, as Seniors, look back over our school years and proudly view them as a mission well and happily accomplished. May the years that lie ahead be as significant in quality for us as this year that is now closing, and may we find satisfaction for ourselves by planning future missions through lives of service to our fellowmen.

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During his years at Hamilton High School he has earned our utmost admiration and respect as a coach, teacher, and friend. In order to show our appreciation for the manner in which he has guided us towards accomplishing our missions, we the members of the yearbook staff dedicate our ’52 edition of The Hamilitonian to Mr. Wilton J. Moyer. I