West Night High School - Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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An Appreciation of Mr. Wilkinson s i i iswhil HE graduating classes of 1911 are thankful for the Opportunity they have had, during the past year. of hccoming acquainted with Mr. Wilkin- son. XVe are proud to lit: the first classes to graduate under his supervision, and desire to take this means of paying tribute to him because of his personal interest in our welfare XVhen we say personal. we mean it in the broadest sense of the word. Mr. Wilkinson's attitude toward us has been more like that of a father than a principal, and his words of encouragement, coupled with his natural ability as an educator and leader, have had the effect of welding together a stiitlgnt-hmly which ranks as high as that of any Other body of high school students. In our opinion, Mr. lVilkinson is the ideal man to stand at the head of West Night High School. Keen and thorough in analyzing conditions, capable of look- ing at things from a broad and liberal point of View. possessed of a goodly supply of patience. he can see over and around a problem. and pass his judg- ment accordingly. In. conclusion we desire to hicl adieu to Mr. VVilkinsou. and to assure him that thoughts of the evenings spent at West Night High School. particularly the last year, will ever he the fondest and brightest.

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MR. E. W. WILKINSON.

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Greeting WI How quickly fades the lifc that is, How soon 'tis but a memory, With pleasure not unmixed with pain H'e fall into a reverie And are the pictures of our life Retire into oblivion, XVC hereby quickly sketch thtm in The Annual of 1911. H'Ith modesty we then imHe YLm' interest and attention, And may whatever greet: ycur sight Be worthy of retEntiOn. g2