Washington Night High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PART I ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

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APPRECIATION RANDALL J. CONDON, Superintendent EXTEND hearty greetings to the Washington Night High School and con- gratulate its members upon th fact that the school has reached its majority and will present its first academic graduating class at Mmic Hail upon the evening of June 4th. Three years ago 'this new school was organized and made its appeal to the people Of the neighborhoodhto the young men and women who had been obliged to leave. school and enter into industry without a high school education. XVhat had been denied them in the clay schools, the night schools supplied. They eagerly seized the second Chance, and by adding to their days of toil nights of study. they have obtained that education which will Open up new views of life with new hopes and aspirations. and will bring new oppltuttunities and new possibilities. Because they have been willing to sacrifice present ease to future gain; because they are determined to succeed where others have failed: because they are becoming strong through difficulties overcome: because they are the type of citizens to whom the city must look for the maintenance of its homes and industries. and its social and civic ideals. it gives me genuine pleasure to extend, through their Annual, these words of greeting and appre- ciation tn the students of the Washington Night High School. RANDALL J CONDON 16

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CONSTITUTION SECTION I The organization shall be known as the Washington Night High School Staff of the Vxlashington Night High School, Cincinnati. Ohio. OBJECT. The Object of the organization shall be to print and edit a book known as the Annual. to be put on sale at the close of the school term, and to promote the general welfare of the school. SECTION '3. MEETINGS. Meetings of the organization shall he held at such times and places as the organization may determine. SECTION 3. M EM BERSHIP. SECTION 4:. All members of the A Grade become eligible to any ofhce 0f the staff. There shall he an editor and hnsines: manager appointed from every class to represent such clues in the staff meetings. OFFICERS, The officers of the organizatimi shall he a President. Vice- Presiclent. Recording Secretary and a Treasurer. Business: Manager, Editor in Chief and A nsociate Editor. Three Trustees and a. Sergeant-at-Arms, who shall hold office until the first meeting, held after the close of present school term, The ofhcers shall he electecl by the A Grade. and unly members of the A Grade are eligible to the offices of the President. VicerPresiclent, Recording Secretary and Treasurer. Business Manager and Editor-innChief. President. It is the Presidentls duty to preside at all meet- imgs 311d preserve order, and decide all questions of order without debate, and give the deciding vote in case of a tie. Sign all drafts 0n the Treasury when ordered by the organization. Appoint all other committees not otherwiise provided for, and attend to other business pertaining to his office. l'i'i'cr-Pv'esidenf. Shall be chairman of the Board of Trustees and shall perform the duty of the President during his absence. vaordiug Secretary. Shall keep correct minutes of all proceedings of the organization in suitable lwoksi receive all bills and communications, and report same at next meeting. Minutes shall be open for inspection by members of the 011 ganization Treasurer: Shall receive all moneys belonging to the organi- zation from the Business Manager and Committees and give receipt for same. Shall pay all drafts 0n the Treasury of the organization when properly signed by the President and llnsiness Manager. At the, expiration of the term of office shall turn over all moneya. papers. etc, belonging to the organization to the successor of his ofhce and take a receipt for same, seeing that it is spread on the minutes at the next meeting. Editor? from A Grade shall receive all material and manu- scripts for the Annual and correct same: they shall write not less than one Editorial and attend to the publication of saitl Annual. Editum' from 2111 other classes are required to collect material for the Annual and write the histnry Hf their rexpeCtlYC classes 21ml hand to the superior Editors.