Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ii 1 11: +1 411 .11 i.; 11 1 MISS MIRIAM TITCOMB, B. L. H eadmz'stress HThou hast the patience and the faith of saintsf Page Ten

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Editorial ODERNISM has many interpretationse to the interior decorator it may mean futuristic furniture: to the musician. discordant jazz: to the educa- tor, methods new and individualistic: to the scientist, television and breath- taking inventions: to the housekeeper, systematic short-cuts: to hafHed parents, smoking and frank discussions among the young: but to thinking individuals modernism may carry a deeper interpretation. It means to Hillsdale a newer conception of life's relationships, :1 saner analysis of life's perplexities, a gracious acceptance of life's responsibilities. We are still young and naive enough to thrill over a sunset. or the song of a bird, or a game, well played, Too, we are old and wise enough to compre- hend the gifts of this modern age, progressive education, adequate equipment, student government. So we chose modernism as the theme of the ttTelescope with the hope that our Annual will typify the spirit of eagerness and sincerity with which we pledge our youth to the idealistic concepts already exemplified by our personnel and our school. C. V. H. Page Nine

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Faculty GLADYS BARR, A. B.: Mathematics. 'A reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. VIOLET BOYNTON; Director of Physical Education. UPrinciple is ever my motto, no expediency. MARY DRURY, A. 13.; History and English. UDeep sighted in intelligences Ideas. atoms, influences. RUTH FERGUSON. A. B., B. 5., Ed. M.: English. UKnowledge comes of learning well retained, unfruitful else. ADELAIDE HARVEY, A. B., A. M; History. HKnowledge is more than equivalent to force. KATHFRINE IRVIN, A. B.: Spanish and Music. HThy voice is like a celestial melody. LAURA S. KIENZLE: Director of Hill Manor uGentle of speech, beneficent of mind. ALMA KNAUBER, A. B., A. M; Art HArt is power. JANET LAUER; Assistant Director of Physical Education. HAS merry as the day is long. DENISE MAUDUIT, B. es L., Sorbonne: French HI am not only Witty in myself, but The cause of that wit in other people. RUTH MOORE. A. B.: French. UPatience is a necessary ingredient of genius. CATHERINE PADWICK, B. S.: Diction. UChoice word and measured phrase above the reach Of ordinary mortals? l MARY SMALL, A. 3; Secretary. HHer voice is ever soft, gentle and low. An excellent thing in a Woman. MARION WILCOX, A. 13.: Latin. HNot only is there an art in knowing a thing. But also a certain art in teaching it. KATHERINE WIMP, A. B., A. M: Science. iiIn peace there's nothing so becomes a man, As modest stillness and humility. Page Eleven