Hillsdale School - Telescope Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Hallways Are There . . . When a student enters Hillsdole for the first time, she notices that a certain announcement is posted at four corners or that friends meet at four corners after class. This is the intersection of HiHsdolels two main halls. From this point a girl may follow almost any corridor to find that there are many aspects of Hillsdale life. Students are on their own to investigate these hallways and to widen their intellectual, social, and physical capacities. The curriculum otters every activity from hockey and drama to chem- istry and the Pep Club. However, it is Up to each individual student to decide the amount of know- ledge or skill she wishes to have derived from these activities by the time she reaches the end of the hallway. Every girl may choose for her- selfself whether she is to join Ct club or which sub- iects she will take each year, once she has ex- perienced a variety of them in the seventh grade. Old Glory-rufFled in a breeze of intellect, friendship, and sports- munship. Achievement along the academic corridor involves con- centration and practice.

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Team meetings are an importanf fador in bringing sfudenfs closer fo- gather. Teacher and student work together to improve mistakes and put sfrong poin'rs to best use. The bulletin board at four corners amuds studenfs from all classes.

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Six years of experiences make possible a reach foward their goals. Darn, we didn't gef enough snow III For Us to Follow AT The end of her six years of Hillsdale, Cl girl tries to prepare for The res? of her life when she chooses a college to offend. There she will pick a moior and continue to work Toward her entrance into The world as an educated women. However, as we lay a foun- dation for our future roles m life, may we each pick 0 hallway to follow which will lead us to our goal. We part as friends.