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

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a L- K43 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1914 Processional March-Jintrance of Graduatesi MR. FREDERICK J. HUFFMAN, Organist Chorus FOrget-me-not .. . ............... . .CI'I'SC Night High School Choral C1355 Invocatian ........................ REV. R E. ELMORE Essaya HOme EHiciency Nnmu CATHERINE W'Elss, W'ashington School Piano 3010- UN La Fiieusd' ....... .... .. . . .Joachim Rafi: HJJ Gavotte, E major ................ Dre'ysrlmie SYLVIA NMSH, U'est School OrationxJ'The Restriction of Immigrati0n ' EDWARD mema, West School Essay- 'Sunbeamsu Hliuix S. RUESENER, East School Vocal Solow WU Spring Song .............. Rubinstein UM xC1ang of the Forge .......... UNBonhcur HENRY GRAD, East School Essay- Modern Educatidn ALMA ROLF, XYest School 56 In. 11. 1?. Class Song Aspiration', BLANCH FELL, East School CJratio11- 'l 11e Monroe Doctrine LEO R. BAEHR. East School Chorus G1eam, Gleam. o'er Silv ry- Stream. . . .De Faye Oration The Commission Form of Government XVMIER EUGENE MUESTA. Washington School ChomngAnchored . . . .................... H'arson Solo, HENRY Chum. East School Conferring of Diplomasi SUPERINTENDENT RANDALL J. Cuxnnx AmericaV' ChOrus and Audience. Presiding Ofticer, MR. ALBERT D. SHUCKLEY, Vice-Presidcnt Board of Education MR. XYALTER H. AIKEX. Musical Conductor M155 FRIIEDA X'IN'1 1-t1xv, Pianist

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PARTING WORDS TO THE CLASS OF 14 HR Class of nineteen hundred and fourteen 0f Washington Evening High School can feel highly honored. They are the first to finish the four years course in the school, and in addition to this, they have had many cross-roads in their career. They have toiled during the day and suc- cessfully kept up their school duties at night. They have been called to face the loss of two Principals by the hand of death. But they have bravely met and overcome all obstacles. aml are now ready to receive and enjoy the reward that comes from duty hobly done and honors rightly won. They deserve, and we know they Will receive, the come mendation that is justly theirs. The ordeals through which they have had to pass have had a tendency to make them pause and realize that life is not all sunshine, and that in the course Of events there is a higher 55 power that is guiding the destiny of man. How quickly and unexpectedly at times man must answer that call has been forcibly brought home. They stand now at the threshold of life's doorway. He may not lift the curtain and know the stumbling blocks that may lie in our path. And well for us that we may not. An allwise providence has decreed that man must travel on, not knowing the fate that lies before him. But he has also given 115 hearts that may be true, courage to meet life's responsibilitiest and minds that are ahle to cope with any problems that we have to solve, May this class he as successful and as determined in their future hfeework as they have been in their tight for an education during the past four years. They carry with them the best wishes of the faculty, and we know they will always keep a warm corner in their hearts for their Alma Mater. Farewell. The Futurity.

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