Oak Hills High School - Caledonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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For who? is c: delicate scale without 0 questioning hand to use it; or a highly Technical machine without an exploring mind to test its capabilities,- or a Finely bound collection of the world's literature without inquiring eyes to search H out?

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the spirit of learning . . . In its highest and purest form, 0 school is, perhaps, a community of scholars, And it is for this that we are grateful. For learning does have spirit, the spirit of inquiry, But inquiry is not a one way communication between teacher and student or book and student; rather, it is that and the sharing of ideas and experi- ences with others. It is true that he who touches c: book touches c: man, for the man and his book are insepar- able. And the spirit of learning is the adhesive that binds the reader, the book, and the writer together as they struggle, straining to find the path of reason which leads to truth

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the spirit of competition The Highlanders are out for a win, and they are will- ing To work for it. The hot summer sun beats down on c: footbail field where small figures laboriously run through intricate pcmerns and plays . V . Outside The Oak Hills gym, wind blown snow builds up in drifts, while inside, young limber bodies strain Towards 0 via tory. Leaves crunch under The steady, swift strides of legs-legs pumping Toward CI Finish line far in the dis- fancel All eFfor?s are concentrated on one focal point, on The spotlight of the champion. Pumping legs, shoving shoulders, accurate, sensih've hands all strive Toward 0 goal. Out of efforts such 05 These come the victorious Highlanders and Hamilfon Counfy Champions.