Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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INt-n-w A Editorials E LIVE in an age of modernism. an age of great mechanical and scientific inventions, an age which would have startled even our immediate ancestors. However. of all the strides which have recently been made in progress, aviation is probably the greatest and has certainly attracted the most attention in the world today. For it is not only the most astound- ing and interesting of our modern inventions, but it is really the symbol of all progress, the steady rising of man higher and higher in eagerness to overcome and understand the unknown. As aviation is an expression of advancement in the life of today, Hillsdale is also an example of the same modernism in progress. It has been founded on new ideas and principles in education which aid it in soaring into the clearer, unexplored regions above. And like the aeroplane Hillsdale has its idealists who made their dreams, facts: and it has had a faithful and clear-sighted pilot who, with courage and a desire to make her plane rise high into the sky. has steered it safely past the treacherous low-lying clouds of despair and pessimism. Hence the theme of this Annual is aviation, endeavoring to impress all with the reali- zation that we are living in an age which is moving ever onward and upward, in an atmos- phere which helps man to understand the greatness of his brothers who have carried us this far. W'e follow, not the chirp of the cricket, but the note of the eagle. M. J.J. An aeroplane moved slowly over the green of the field and then rose lightly and easily into the air. The spectators watched it with great interest, some with a dubious feeling as to the success of the flight, others conhdent that it would not fails The plane climbed steadily until it reached unbelievable heights and then surely and carefully continued in its flight. At times it was obscured by dark clouds but inevitably it appeared again. Have you ever compared our school to this aeroplane? We started from the ground but we have risen surely and steadily to great heights. Many were openly skeptical as to the success of our school and it is only with the help and confldence of true friends that we have at- tained at high altitude. Like the aeroplane We have weathered many clouds and storms but have come through to clear skies again, unshaken and safe. We have risen from above the clouds. but it is for us to keep our high altitude and re- main undaunted by storms and winds. With skilled and trusty pilots at the stick we must continue unwaveringly in our flight. C. V 1-1. Page 5 e we r:

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Page Six School Song KTune;Caprice Viennoise. by Krez'slerj Deep in the hearts of a hundred girls One word. 'Hi11sda1e. is scrolled. Symbol of courage and steadfast love There to cherish and hold: Word meaning sacrihe. friendship and health, Confidence, hongr and truth: Alma Mater leading us on. Building ideals of youth: Alma Mater leading us on, Building ideals of youth mam ...

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MISS MIRIAM TITCOMB, B. L. H ead mistress Charm strikes the sight. but merit wins the soul. Page Eight