North College Hill High School - Illium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Citizens of North College l-lill, North College l-lill, Ohio. Dear Citizens: We, the students of North College Hill l-ligh School, wish to thank the citizens of this village for our splendid new building. We appreciate the many improvements provided for us and for future students. The gym proves to be large and clean and gives us a better opportunity to play better games. The bleachers provide extra seating capacity for all kinds of enter- tainments and are of service during assembly programs. No more carrying chairsl The stage is one that any students would be proud to display, Many experiments have been successfully carried out in the science laboratories with the aid of the fine new equipment that has been so graciously provided. All of the students have concluded that they have a real place to work and study science. The study hall is exceptionally large and the new seating arrangement has proven very satisfactory. The tables and chairs, instead of armchairs, are an asset to one's studying power. The library is still rather small, but with our new additions of three sets of encyclopedias, a few new volumes, and the latest magazines, we feel we have quite a lot of good literature to aid us in reference work. As one enters the Commercial Department, one can hear us picking away at our new typewriters. They really do click. Our new desks and chairs help us feel com- fortable when we do our work. Several new stoves, tables, and cabinets have been the addition to the Home Eco- nomics Department. The facilities for the Manual Arts Department have been used with diligence by the students. The tools are of the best, and the room has plenty of space for every- thing. The boys feel they will be real workmen some day. We all appreciate this new building and hope to keep it in the best of condition as long as is possible. Sincerely yours, STUDENT COUNClL, North College l-lill l-ligh. l4

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PROGRAM OF DEDICATION Sunday, January 23, 1938, 2 P. M. Q15 INVOCATION .......,.........,.......,...... .,....... R ey Alon W, Coley PRESENTATION OF OUTSIDE FLAG AND STAFF ....... August Willey Reliet Corps PRESENTATION OF AUDITORIUM FLAG, Nortlfr College I-lill Republicon Club ond Lodiesf Auxiliory SALUTE OF FLAGS ...L....,.....,............,....,............. Boy Scouts NATIONAL ANTHEM. .,......,...........,..........,...... Entire Audience BAND SELECTIONSf Aline, Mister Joe ,,..... ....... N ortlr College I-Iill Bond PRESENTATION TO ARCHITECTS ....... Tlwe Nolte-Tillor Construction Cornoony ACCEPTANCE AND PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, Messrs. Grunkemeyer ond Sulliyon ACCEPTANCE AND PRESENTATION TO Tl-IE SCI-IOOL CHILDREN, Dr. S. A. Cliornberloin, President ot the Boord ot Educotion ACCEPTANCE AND PRESENTATION FOR SCHOOL. .Roy E, Corrill, Superintendent VIOLIN SOLO ....................... Benny Wulcotte, Corl Liebig, Accornponist ADDRESS ......... ..... T lie Flon, E, N, Dletriclw, Stote Director of Educotion INTRODUCTION ......,.........,............... Roy E Corrill, Superintendent SELECTIONS ................,............,.............. P. T. A. Glee Club INTRODUCTION OF Tl-IE BOARD OF EDUCATION ................ Roy E, Corrill REMARKS ..............,....,.......... Tlie Flon, Roymond Rottinglfious, Moyor INTRODUCTION ..,. ............................... D r, S. A, Clwomberloin REMARKS ........ ,.., M rs. Ann Ault, President, Porent-Teoclfrer Association SOLOf Aye Morto . . ......,..............,..,............. Eorl Stolt BENEDICTION .... .....,.. ..,. T tr e Rey B. J. Wellmon I6