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

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GRACE. DELLA. meax C15. 111m lu'. A 1. MA. EDWARD. ELLEN. MARIE. ELSJJL. SENIOR STENOGRAPHERS When er she looks across the isle. She gives me such a beautiful smile. She does not care a whit for a dime. As long as shck having a pretty good time. Her 5 is a nature that nothing can quench. He seems inclined to have 'rouml him 211! the nice girls he can End. Almak a dear and she loves to cook. But she does all her cooking from out of a book. Ilright at his mn'k and he never falters; Long life to our hero, Edward XYoclters. W'ith heart so innocent and face: 50 fair. There are few with her who can compare. Fursooth. she W215 able to take a timc-table and tell what it meant at a glance. Modest as the violet that grows in a mossy deli.

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jUNIOR STENOGRAPHER'S CLASS HISTORY T the beginning of the school term, in the month of September. 1913, about thittyehve young men and women enrolled in 0111' Class. As the year rolled on and the studies became more cliH-icult, the class gradually c'liminished to eighteen. The class on 2111 average was very sociable, and at the beginning of the year 1914 it became more united and formed 2L club, which was of short duration. As the close of the school year approaches we realize the value of our well spent time. and regret that we are so near the end of the term. Many a pleasant hour has been spent in our course of stcuography. We Wish to express our a1:ypreciatio1'1 to Miss Darrow. 215 we have profited much by her enduring patience. E. Klaygr, 1'5. 83