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

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FRCDM THE FACULTY ATI-IER TllVlE has blotted the page ot the Graduating Class ot V937 and scans it with an approving eye, With a smile, he closes the book and muses on the names inscribed therein. When vvas it that they entered? Five years ago? Tvvo years ago? Last year? Nodding slovvly, he shakes his head and murmurs, For so it goes at East Nights So vve, your Faculty, scan you vvith an approving eye as many pleasant thoughts recall our first encounters. We remember how each ambitious one ot you entered vvith such purpose, determination, and sureness. We remember that in the face ot odds it was otten ditticult tor some to carry on and otten, through no tault ot their ovvn, they dropped from the ranks. But novv the race is over and the rewards that come vvith victory is in your grasp. With sadness, vve realize also that the hour tor fare- vvells is at hand. It is vvith feelings ot sadness and pride that vve bid tarevvell to you, vvho have been under our instruction. Our tinal lesson to you, the Graduating Class ot l937, is taken from Emerson: HOne ot the illusions is that the present hour is not the critical, decisive hour, Write it on your heart that every day is the best day ot the year. -Faculty

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TO THE FACULTY IVE YEARS have passed since we tirst entered East Night under your guidance We do not feel that the time we have spent here has been wasted. On the contrary, it has proved to be very beneticial to us in our every day tasks and in society, The years have tled so quickly that it is ditticult tor us to realize it is time to depart. The desire for us to better our minds even more, seems our only satistaction as we leave. We leave now as men and women ready to undertake the duties ot a good citizen to help better our communities to the best ot our ability, You have protected and taught us through the most critical period ot our youth. The period when our decisions and thoughts were trained and cultured tor our future. At this time in one's youth, much care and training are necessary to keep one's mind always developing. To show our appreciation ot all that you have done tor us, we, the graduating class ot l937, will strive to maintain in the school of Lite what you have so nobly taught us, You shall tind that your teachings have not been in vain because we all feel a reward awaits you tor your ettorts. You have lett upon our minds and hearts impressions that can never be erased, The Senior Class bids you a tond Adieu. -Senior Class '37

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GRADUATES