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

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El Eebication 9???0 MR. E. W. WILKINSON, not in terms of D V33 affected formality, but in a natural tone of a 49 . . . 3kg 211W comradeship, in which, we have learned through familiar association, his simple- hearted delights, this volume is dedicated. Of Mr. Wilkinson's value as a principal and his genius as a leader in all school affairs everyone knows. To prove his ability as an editor it is only necessary to cite a certain letter to the editor of iiThe Evening School Voice? in which it is related how a southern educator, ilwho is a criterion on such matters? comments in iiat- tering terms upon iithe good English used throughout your journal? ' Above all, the students will ever remember his friend- sw ship. Any wayward student, on being addressed over the telephone in such endearing terms as liYou scamp, or iiYou rascalf found himself coming back to school without knowing any particular reason for returning ex- cept that iiWilkie,i had asked him. iiWilkiell was one of the boys-and the youngest one in the crowd. TO MR. WILKINSON: . Realizing that all we may say cannot augment the feeling of esteem and admiration with which you are regarded by all the student body, and asking only that we may be allowed to embellish our llAnnual with this tribute, we affectionately dedicate this volume to youe Thank you. THE STAFF OF 1915.

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