Schuster School - Proscenium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FOREWORD N presenting the Erst number of uThe Proscenium to the public, we have conscientiously endeavored to estab- lish a certain standard of literary Worth. We are aware that the tenor of dignity which we have tried to sustain throughout the book is not always customary in school annuals, but we hope that those who are interested in the school Will Find the reading matter interesting and worth while. Material has come in from all departments of the school, but, owing to the necessity of considering that the book's the thing, just as in our performances we had to swallow our personal pride in the realization that uThe play's the thing, the editors have been forced to select only that material best suited to the production of a consistent whole. In the depiction of the school life, personal traits, both of students and members of the faculty, have been the subject of jest. We have tried to refrain from anything that might hurt personal feelings, and we hope that no one will find any remark so cutting that it can not be taken as a joke, the only spirit in which personalities have entered into our consideration. With a last hope that The Proscenium will be an annual pub- lication of the school, and a final prayer for its success, not only this year, but in all the years to come, we go to press With no little feeling of joy in the fact that we have actually accomplished in word and form a longefelt desire of the school, glad that our task is finished and our dream fulfilled. Page seven

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MR. W; W. MARTIN Manager Page six

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