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

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L, ii. I s -X-. : 5 - 3 . gif' 51-5 1113- 5:31 -aio-s-----na---4 - - - - We Y ' ----- f - f - - - -- - - - - ---- ff- ---qggqqqq-uu--anon-I , I , To the Class of 1951, East Night High School T is a privilege to extend greeting to the members of this class upon the completion of their course and their coming to the point of official recognition which will be given when the diploma of graduation is presented at the coming commencement. The energy and determination which alone would enable a student to continue through the years, night after night, in serious study and regular attendance at school, are qualities that make for success in any walk of life and should ensure for every graduate a future of which the school may be proud. Indeed, it may be expected that the graduate will look back, from time to time, upon these years of school connection with a feeling that they are among the most valuable, as well as most enjoyable, of any in the whole life time, and come to feel for the school the regard that betokens this respect and which looks upon the school as the alma mater, the beloved mother of oneself. I express my heartiest congratulations to each of you and trust that the graduation from the high school will be only a step in the course of your progress through life, a progress which will be marked hy successive recognitions, all truly deserved and all wholly worth while. Very sincerely yours, EDWARD D. ROBERTS Superintendent QL JL . Twentyfone llllllll l , N