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

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Supervisors Direct 'W' MRS. E, GROEN MR. R, RUDOLPH MR. R. .JENTZ MR. A. GRECOt MRS. A, SMITH MR. P. STANCHEFF MR. R. CORRILL CHECKING THE BOQKS MR. R, JENTZ, President MR. XX. CJRLCOL, Clerk lr is greatly satlslylng to lcnow you, nearly seventy striving, ambitious young people, vvlio iorrrplete your lwiglr sclwool eclucation tlwis year. llris gracluating class now lacing a war torn world vvitlr its rnany complex problems, represents our liope lor a better tomorrow. Anrl now as you arrive at tliis longed lor destination, glowing witli tlie satisfaction ol a rob well rlone, you neecl but to loolc about you to see otlier and larger worlds to conquer. lVlay you continue to liavw the courage, tlwe zeal, tlwe energy to conquer tlwese worlds ol your luture as you lwave lwacl to overcome .ill obstacles in your past We lrave laitlr in tlwat tlwe training tlwat you liave received in our sclwools will enable you to carry on clesoite all ol tlrie obstacles wlriclw will conlront you in tlwe luture. llre Boarcl ol Fducation congratulates all ol you on your accomplishment. ll-lE BOARD OF EDUCATICDN, RALPH JENlZ, president.

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School Policies lo all ol the boys ol N. C. l-l. who are serving in the armed lorces ol the United States, yye salute you, We l4novy you will perlorm your duties with dispatch. lo all other pupils in our schools, we lcnowthatyou too, will perlorm all duties imposed on you, as civilians behind the lines. Let us all do a good job here, so that our boys on the actual lront will have the home support they need so much in these days. Young men, young women, prepare your lessons Well, study diligently in order that you can tal4e your place among the busy citizens ol this country lor the duration, and lor the post-War period to lolloyy, Seniors ol l94Q, l congratulate you on your present achievement, out l also reminl you this is hut a beginning and il you eyer attain any part ol a complete education, you must continue to study, lor when you cease to be a student, education ceases, and as the poet says: HA little learning is a dangerous thing, drinlc deep or not at all at the pirean Spring H ROV E. CORRILL, Superintendent ol Schools A at SURERINTENDENT LUNCHEON MFSSRS- E, V. THESKEN cl. A. MQKNIGHT C. HOWELL Z. M. WALTERS R. E. CORRltl. l-l. BUSSEY J. W. DUNCAN M. DUVAH W. SLADE, JR. H. H. BODl FY CONTENT WORK