East Night High School - Rostrum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Faculty LBJ J '9 ; .X LBERT SC I! WARTZ, PRINCIPAL FRANK .X RALSTUN. H. H. SCHRADER, FLICMENT E. THOMAS. CHARLES F. SIEHL, EDWARD F. ALEXANDER, FLORENCE WILSON. W F, SAYRS, FRANCES KOHNKY, CHARLES SAWYER. CHARLOTTE E NICE . JOHN F. ARI'NIH'IL. L. P. STEWART, 0. J. HARRELL. F. E. ELLIOTT, E4 XL BENEDICT, J. W. BEFKER, A. H, STIMDXHN. XL H. JOHNSTON. I. R. GARBUTT, ZELLA JOHNSTON. F. L. REED, ALMA BURKE, JOHN FRUNIN. VERONA SCHRIEFER, C Fax CHAMBERS, FLORENCE I'ALLAHAX, Ax M. WUXNEIJH EDNA HILDWEIN. A, R. WEBSTER, JESSE DIVXN. FELIX RESZKE, JOSEPH ISIYRHK. R. t' HFIILU'HHN, ELLA WILLSON, hi B. RYAN, .Xl'til'HT IIEYX

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mng 1N the little town of Pleiniield, near the banks of the Quinebaugh I h River, in the State of Connecticut, 0n the 8th day of March, 1768, St eight years before the ringing of old Liberty bell announced the GE WQQ W64, birth of a new nation, a Iittle babe was ushered into this great world. WGJ No blast of trumpets, n0 roar of cannon heralded his biitheand yet, in the solemn stillness of that hour, a prince was born: not by virtue of royal blood or lineage, not by virtue of power and possessions, but a prince by virtue of that nobility of good deeds well done-avhieh, thank God, is Open ln every man. His name was William Woodward. His father, with real love for liberty, espoused the cause of the Colonies against Great Britain, and he fought in their armies during the War of the Revolution, while his mother was descended from one of the best known families of the day. He passed his early childhood and youth in his native town, but with the coming of young manhood, he felt the irresistible callof the new Westand one day in early Autumn, he mounted his horse. and started off on his long journey across the great mountains of the Alleghanies to seek :1 new home in that new land. From the headwaters of the 8