Western Hills Night High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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A Senior ' s Meditation SEN ' ioRs ' At last we are permitted tn call ourselves by this imposing title. We are happy, and as we walk through the halls, nodding, smiling, and bidding a pleasant hello to our schoolmates, our thoughts wander back to our first days in school. Then the corridors seemed tall and uninviting; the classrooms cold and dismal. We telt as babes, opening our eyes to a new world. Slowly we became acquainted and then everything changed. The classrooms became a place of enjoyment; the halls were tilled with laughter. But the way was not all pleasure and fun. Many a cold night we trotted to schcxil, the wind whipping across our face, biting our nose and stinging the tips ot our ears. It was hard to leave that easy chair; the new mystery story and soft appealing music that came over the radio. On those warm spring nights our hearts were heavv because we had to miss hayrides, hikes, or skating parties. It was difficult to pass up a date with that wonderful one. But, we must give credit to our teachers. Ihey, too, perhaps, had a desire to be elsewhere. Instead, they planned and devised ways to make our studies a pleasure instead of a bore. There are times when we thought them cross and unjust. Now, we realize it was all for our own good. Our troubles are now over; ;cv are seniors! It makes us sad to think we are leavmg. We had made many friends that helped to brighten our school years. Graduation means the end of schooling for some. Others will continue study- ing in the higher institutions of learning. All ot us will keep a place in our hearts tor Western Hills Night School. Before leaving, we again thank our principal, assistant principal, and teachers tor their kindness. We extend our congratulations to the Juniors and hope they will continue to uphold the traditions ami customs of our school. — .Agnes Hartung. 3U

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Prc-Junior Boys J w w V • X A % First Row itcft to right): Frank Loftus. Vm. Seiter, Stanley Kessler, Ray. Henderson, Ray Tice, John Zimmer, Leonard K.elley, F.dw. jobst, Jos. West. Second Row: Chas. Stacey, Oscar Rischman, Geo. Clift, Geo. Stinson, Elmer Miller, Jacob Burkart, John Frey, ' erton Tewell. Edw. Plogsted. Third Row: Kenneth Benbow, Milburne Hall, LeRoy Rutenschroer, Fred Kathman, Ed. Sander, Lou Buelterman, Thos. Murphy, Kavin Whitfield, Clarence Bore. Fourth Row: Olin Mann, Jos. O ' Neil, Anthony Rahe, Wm. Mersch, F.ddie Halloran, Fdw. Heil, Jos. Fitzpatrick, Chas. Jacocks.

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J J - Sophomores OH, WHAT glorv doth this Korld put on For him ivho, nith a fervent heart, goes forth Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks On duties zvell perfoi-med, and nights -ae spent! For him the ' u:ind, aye, and the yelloiv leaves. Shall have a voice, and give him eloquent teachings. This ambitious group is taking advantage of the opportunities which night school so generously affords. They have passed the experimental age and are ready for the stern business of education. They have attained that degree of confidence which will carry them through the tough spots in future school vears. 31