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

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SOCIALS HE first dance Of the season given by the W'ashingtoh Night High School was held at the school November 26, 1913. The auditorium and adjoining hall was artistically decorated with pennants. The affair was cleverly handled by Lucille Alexander, Hettrick, Laurence Kluener, Corinne Hutton, Helen Duttenhofer and Elmer Klayer. The procceds were used in buying a beautiful new banner for our first high school academic graduates. GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Is that memorable night our hammer came homch XVe shall always remember with what pride and rapture wc gazed upon it. March 1?, 1914h5t. Patrick's Dayhmarks the evening of the reception tendered the Seniors by the Juniors. The color scheme used in the decorations was green and white, symbolic of the day honoring that old folk-lore Saint. Esther S'dmez'fhorst, uI4.

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F OUR EPITAPHS swelled head Brain fever Deep wisdom 116s dead. The Senior osawswxz False fair one hope Hed Heart broken 1-165 dead. 'Thc Junior. via uzn nsa Went skatingg 'tis said, Ice hit him-whe's dead. thw Sophomore. vs 4: 4n Milk famine not fed Starvation heas dead. le3 Freshman, Walter E. Momm, 511. 46

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h OUR ALMA In honor of old XX'ashingtoH This little lay we sing; To our dear old Alma Mater A word of praise we bring, Peaceful in the valley lying With the distant hillsi And the buzz and hum of facfries, And the busy miHs-- Is our own Camp Washington. The home to us so dear. Where wehve spent our happy school days; XVhere wefve started a career. hVe have noted many changes. As we havc plodded 011; KVE have Fem the olrl give place to new, Familiar faces gone. The old school of our fathers, Where they learned to read and write, Is a thing of the past. and they little dreamed Of going 1:0 school at night. Could some prophet have foretold to them The things wc do today In our getting an educatioM 'Twnuld have filled them with disnmy, 48 MATER H's have our manuai training, Where everything is made- From the fmest library table, To the handle of a spade. And the girls, in domestic science, Are taught to bake and stew. To fry, to broil, to ices make, Delicious salads, too. Yes. everything our mothers know. And a great deal more besides. H'ith dressmaking, milliuery cmbroidsry too, Efficient teachers as guide,:. Besides our reading and writing Mathematics and languages. too, Science, music, gymnastics. bookkeeping, Stenography we may pursue. And in our up-to-date building Thereks nothing new under the Sun In the way of modern equipment But may be found in our Own V'ashington. And as we step out in the future, Ready to dare and to do. May each boy and girl of XYashingtOh Night High School To our loved ?Mma Mater be true. V. H; E.