Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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THE REVIEW VOLUME VI 191 Dedica tion We stand at the end of our road and pause to look back -half longingly. How many willing hands have helped us along the way! With our eyes wandering along the line of friendly faces, we find some we know-some we do not know. But there is one we all acknowledge a proven teacher and lovable friend. During our four years' journey each one of us has at some time or other felt the contagious optimism of her sunny disposition or the guiding influence of her counsels, and as we gaze for- ward across the broad meadows of the future, we know that with our high-school days we will ever associate the name of Miss Crawford. 4

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THE REVIEW VOLUME V1 1919 N i 1 l N w Our Tribute What can we say in appreciation of our heroic American women who answered that appealing call for help swelling so piteously across the murky, war-stained billows of the Atlantic? It is impossible to form with our lips the passionate phrases of admiration we feel somewhere deep within us for these-our women of such sterling worth-who have sacrificed all those loving home ties so dear to the feminine heart, and all those golden bonds of loving friendship, to answer duty's stern demands. We have seen one of these gallant daughters of America quietly slip from our own midst to augment the service ranks working for the cause of humanity. It is not for us to say how much we miss her- that is our part of the sacrifice. She has endeared herself to us and we realize that her departure leaves a vacancy which will never be filled except by herself. We of Hamilton High School can only join our voices in sincere accord and say, Miss Sears, we are proud of you! 6