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

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In the beginning the school offered a rather haphazard course of study. This was necessary to meet the conditions of the time. About 1905, and subsequently, the course of study was altered to satisfy new demands, and a more rigorous standard was instituted. nt present, the course is so arranged that students may work in departments similar to those in day high schools. In addition to the regular academic work, which alone was offered in the beginning, commercial and industrial instructions are now available. The State Superintendent of Instruction recognizes West Night High as a school of the first rank. The accuracy of that judgment is evi- denced by a survey of its list of graduates which includes the names of many persons prominent in the business and professional world today. Thus West Night High School plays an important role in the splendid educational system of Cincinnati, contributing its share to the glory of this great city. It has given to thousands the opportunity of developing and improving themselves. The students of West Night are proud to call it their 'Alma Mater.W

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ER. EARL T. GOLD mhRA!1JEERT UR. W.H A MINISTRATION The administrative staff is the nerve center of the school. Every impulse of the organization moves outward from the office, and every difficulty of students and teachers quickly finds its way offlceward, It is a busy place when we arrive at the building and when we depart it is still just as busy. The hours are long, and doubtless it is not always a pleasant task to listen to the troubles and woes of others, and to straighten out their diffi- culties. We are fortunate in having administrators who are not fussy or bossy but who are genuinely friendly, pleasant, and help- ful. Although Mr. Lambert has been with us only since September he is firmly established in the hearts of the students as a capable, kindly person who is sincere in his interest in the welfare of others. Mr. Evans was here when most of us came, and throughout our years at West Night he has been our friend and counselor. His frankness, his sincerity, and his roguish wit have endeared him to us. And his constant encouragement has smoothed our way and given us renewed faith and courage to keep up the struggle. In behalf of the whole student body we wish to express our gratitude for and our appreciation of the many acts of service in our behalf that have been performed by Mr. Lambert and Mr. !vens. The departing Seniors wish them many years of happiness and success. e