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

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mvus7 NW. '64 mm 76 M m FOREWORD . o o e 0.. 0.. 5.0 o; l: are leaving you, dear old East Night. A treasure house of fond reminiscences and f tender affections. Our work within your walls is at an end. The seeds of mighty things are planted in our hearts. All the delicious lllast minutesu are gone now, forever, and as We stand upon the threshold reluctant to depart. we realize, with a depth of feeling that has never come to us before. that there is now only one thing left to say the hardest thingellGoocl-bye. dear East Night. It is not mere gratitude that we owe you. The things which lie closest to our young hearts are the things we would say and cannot. Seeds of knowledge have been sown and nourished by you. May the coming years bring home to you the fruitful harvest, But what of the warm Friendships that have sprung into being here? What of the lessons from the great world. the thoughts that no books contain. that have been taught us through your care and kindness? What of the nightly companionship, the frolics and fun the congeniality that is the Howering of all beau- tiful thoughts. Our zealous principal, the sincere friendship and untiring efforts of the faculty. the wholesome and magnanimous spirit of the school. we leave to those who shall succeed us. The tender sentiments that Crystallize only in our memory, the thoughts that must be lived rather than spoken. we take with us into the wide world. May they all return. in the form of faithful cooperation and hopeful endeavor.

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4'9 3 13 3'? 7'1 a V t TO MR. LEONARD P. STEWART Assistant Principal 1n token of the esteem in which he is held by the students of East Night High School, this book is most gratefully dedicated

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