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F. R. Roebuck, Ass't. Principal H. E. Inskeep, Principal
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From the Faculty The year is ended. Vacation time has come. Students and faculty a- like look forward to summer even- ings spent with family and friends, or in some gay excursion. As we part, your faculty leaves this thought with you: Keep well-trimmed and bright the lamp of ambition and courage which made ymifirst seek to come to Night School. Some four thousand years ago,a young man named Jacob dreamed one night of a ladder which reachedfromearth unto the very gates of heaven. East Nighters are dreamers too. Before you there stretches the broad,steep steps to a castle in the sky,a cas- tle which is a vision of the man or woman each of you would be. You've faced the image in the mirror, were not content with what you saw, and then and there resolved to become indeed the person of your dreams. Don't stop dreaming, East Nighters. As you mount each step of your own ladder, you will find that then you have a new perspective and from its vantage a new vista of steps beyond the one you had thought the top- most round. Dream onl And as each tomorrow becomes today, let those dreams harden into sturdy reality.
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To the Class of 1940, Back in the year eighteen hundred and forty, young people went to night school in Cincinnati for the first time. we smile at the statement that each pupil must furnish his own candles. How lim- ited were the opportunities of that day in contrast with yours of today. Albert Einstein has a message for you in these words, UA hundred times a day I remind myself that my inner and outer life depends mithe labors of other men,living and dead,and that I must ex- ert myself in order to give in the same measure as I have received and mnreceiv- ing. Upon the successful completion of your course of study as prescribed by East Night High School, we feel that the achievement o this honor amply repays the sacrifices made by those w o are 1n- terested in your welfare. Whether you now enter uponyour life work or go to some higher insti ution of learning, we want you to feel free to call upon us for any further service we may be able to render. Our interest in you does not end with your graduation, but rather follows you during the coming years. Ymn'achieve- ments will be an inspiration to us for further service in our work. With sincere best wishes, H. E. Inskeep
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