Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Editorial The desire for unity, the wish for peace, the longing for concord, deeply implanted in the human heart, have stirred the most powerful emotions of the race and have been responsible for some of its noblest actions. SIR WILLIAM OSLER If all of us on the Annual Board were to choose those qualities which we feel best exemplify the spirit of Hillsdale School, we could perhaps do no better than to cite the above quotation by Sir William Osler. Unity, peace, concordethese words seem particularly applicable to Hillsdale, for they are descriptive of the spirit which prevails throughout the school and are responsible for some of our llnoblest actions? This spirit is evi- dent at the very beginning of our school day when everyone gathers to- gether for a few minutes of peace before the activities of the day begin. And it pervades to the last bell of the day when we gather once more for dismissal. 111 class itself, one is conscious of the feeling of harmony brought about by the close unity of the students and teachers bound together in search for knowledge. At the lunch table too, there is the atmosphere of lhtogethernessal as girls from the seventh through the twelfth grades share their thoughts and ideas. The unity, concord, and peace for which we strive so diligently often meet with success in performing hlnohle deeds? Visitors and newcomers to Hillsdale have frequently been heard to remark on the sincere co-opera- tion displayed in such matters as tax stamp drives and committee meetings, where posters are made to advertize school projects, where school policies are introduced and enacted, where many minor office and library tasks are performed. Perhaps the best example of accomplishment through teamwork is displayed in the Harvest Fair and Miracle Play which are splendid successes year after year. We are confident that our experiences here at Hillsdale of working and playing together with a singleness of purpose will serve us well all our lives. Perhaps our efforts to implant and maintain in our individual lives these three qualitieSeunity, peace, and concordewill eventually lead to ttnohle deedsl, which will have influence of world-wide importance. LYNN DUNBAR ............................................................................ Co-Editor JUDY SMYSOR ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Co-Erlitor TONI LABOITEAUX .......................................................... Literary Editor ANNE GRAY ............................................ Art Editor JANE MILLS ........... Photography Editor BARBARA HILL ...................................................... Junior Representative The Annual Board wishes to thank Miss Sheffield, Miss Neu, and es: pecially Miss Overberg and Meanne Mashhum for their assistance in producing our Annual. Senior portraits and group pictures are by Carl Carlson; printed by the Taylor Publishing Company.

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Dedication MISS MARTA CAVIEZEL For eleven years, Hillsdalels halls have been graced by a woman whose kindness has radiated to all who have known her. In the sick room or in Junior Study Hall, Miss Caviezel is equally efficient. Her presence is felt by everyone as she stands by unobtrusively at hockey and basketball games, willing to offer aid and sympathy in case of emergency. And how can we forget her kindness in helping us with our minor ailments! If we have acquired good study habits during our six years at Hillsdale, it has been through Miss CaviezeYs firm but beneficial guidance. We will part from Hillsdale with these wonderful memories in mind. And so to you, Miss Caviezel, the Class of 1957 dedicates its annual.