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

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R A Y MON D WA LTILRS

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DEDICATION T0 EARL T. GOLD Director of Evening Activities' E DEDICATE THE ROSTRUM of 1934 in appreciative gratitude of his ideals and achievements which have largely made possible for many the further com- pletion of an education. His kindly and helpful interests ever manifest in the prob- lems of East Night High School will con- tinue to he a source of inspiration.

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TO THE STUDENT BODY It seems to me that all of us in Cincinnati have an educational heritage which is priceless. Our city affords us formal training from kindergarten to the university-a municipal program which is not ex- ceeded anywhere in the United States. Beyond this we have advantages of which we seldom think. These are cultural and spiritual, and therefore educational in the highest sense. There is in our very air an old love for music and for aft which goes back to Old World origins. The practical mani- festations are found in our May Festival, in the Symphony Concerts, and in our colleges and clubs devoted to musicg and likewise in our art museum and other opportunities for the appreciation and study of painting and allied arts. A true education includes also the spiritual abundantly in our churches Cincinnati offers us all a of the spirit. lf we are true side and this we have of all denominations. chance to live the life citizens we will joyfully accept these blessings and strive to transmit them, not worse, but better than we found them. Sincerely yours, Preaident, Unit'er.rity af Cincinmztz