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

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V-'lla ulln 'Ill ' ' II lb alla MV' I1 E3 Weooiir -In Ig t rl --virv-M5900 M2 11 F -an ' To the Class of 1922 I HE Faculty wish to express to the Seniors of 1922 ' a hearty appreciation of work well done. It is no I I I mean accomplishment to set up a goal of intellectual and cultural growth and to march steadily on toward this A goal through a period of four or five years under circum- gy stances often difficult and trying. kg However, the rush and call of the busy work-a-day world has not kept you from looking ahead and planning your life so that the time and energy spent here may enrich U and enlarge your future. 'K You have finished your course of s.tudies in a commend- able manner. Your school spirit is deserving of praise. In 5? dramatics, music, literary efforts, athletics and social affairs, your achievements are noteworthy. ll C195 F5 Even as you have been successful here in surmounting barriers-may that same splendid spirit carry you onward and upward to the heights of su-ccess that you have in view. We rejoice with you in your vision. God speed you, P THE FACULTY. , 9 4090 . n QP.- DK '.QQse?a3 t fi mentg- 'mutt Stow meet'

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Ll '-111 ' lu alla ul A Q jane Mbooiiw '1 rv HFOOQUO WB se sr N if FAC fear 22922: 'Q F Q F I I I Greetings from Hollister .To the Students of the East Night High School: I give, you greeting on the completion of another 3 year of earnest effort toward that great goal-the 3 ,L S2 attainment of a proper education. To you is due especial credit in that your ambition has urged you to increase your attainments and your future possibilities, even though you must perforce devote to this purpose time ordinarily employed in rest or recreation. You have made a sacrifice, but you will be repaid adequately by gage the rewards of the future. It is from the ranks of 5:3695 ifoi those who have learned to strive against odds and to acquire knowledge in spite of obstacles that the leaders gig I2 E' of our community and of our country are recruited. 1 F' Yours with sincere regards, JOHN B. HOLLISTER, Member, Board of Education. I l l . . .v .Q at 8 ac ln llln ll lr - nllu ml Mirage- Wea.. r-. meaty - Elma .11 anew

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