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

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To the Class of 1962: Your spirit and loyalty have endeared you to all of us at H. H. S. You carry the title of our last graduating clas s with honor. May I l eave with you the following words of Friederich Nietzsche (1844-1900) as a help in guiding you on your way: In the mountains of truth, you never climb in vain. Either you already reach a higher point today, or you exercise your strength in order to be able to climb higher tomorrow. P. N. Coffin Regional Princip 15

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Each day passes more and more rapidly as you complete the teens. Have you asked yourself the question, have 1 made the most of my high school opportunity? You will soon leave Hamilton High School, and it is my hope that you will look back on your school days as happy and successful ones. Much of the past has depended upon you, your parents and your teachers, and the friends you have made. The future will be much the sam; , except that you will have to depend more on the self-discipline and s - ‘ f- reliance you have yourself acquired. It is my sincere wish that the. . are now firmly established within you those right habits that will enable you to rise to greater successes in your future education and work ihan your most fanciful dream has ever brought to your imagination. Hammond A. Young Supe rintendent I ' i, I 14

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With graduation this coming June, Hamilton High School will cease to function as a senior high school; and to the class of 1962 befittingly falls the honor of closing out this outstanding chapter in the institution ' s service to the youth of the community. I will always inaintain a feeling of warm gratitude toward this group not only for the fine associations established and maintained on the athletic field and in the classroom but also for the fine display of leadership they have exhibited which has made my first venture into administration a more rewarding experi- ence. Richard Snow Principal 16