East Night High School - Rostrum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BASKETBALL better players available to be put in the game whenever the occasion demanded, has been productive of results. The outstanding game of the year was played with the Y. M. C. A. Business School, which, although losing to East Night, nevertheless offered the most opposition. The high-point men of the 1935 squad are as follows: Jack Blentlinger, 8o points, Fred Peterson, 73 points, Nick Weber, 65 points. The team of 1935 wishes to extend to Mr. Freiden its hearty appreciation of the wonderful spirit of sportsmanship and team spirit he has inculcated into the past and present East Night team. May our new coach, Mr. Busam, strive to maintain the perfect balance of equanimity that has ex- isted for some time in all East Night teams. Richard Mauz Frank McGough Nicholas Weber Carl Hilgeman Ezra James EAST NIGHT... . , .., 18 WEST NIGHT. . .... . . . 30 EAST NIGHT .....,.,..,., . . . 7.1 WESTERN HILLS NIGHT... . . . .. 14 EAST NIGHT. ...,......, . . . 7.7 COVINGTON NIGHT. . . . . . 7.3 EAST NIGHT. ....,........... .. . IS JEWISH COMMUNITY House ..... 7.1 EAST NIGHT.. .....,..,.... . . , 7.5 COVINGTON NIGHT ...... . . , 7.6 EAST NIGHT., ..,...........,... ... 36 Y. M. C. A. BUSINESS SCHOOL ....... 7.3 East NIGHT ......,..........,. . . . 7.7 ALUMNI ...,., . , . 33 5

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acl Blentlinger James Conway EAST NIGHT. . . FACULTY ..... EAST NIGHT... , VOLZ BAKERY .... EAST NIGHT. .. . ALL STARS .,........, . EAST NIGHT ......,, . .... ..., WESTERN HII.LS NIGHT EAST NIGHT.. ...,.,.., . . . . XVEST NIGHT. ..,.,. ... .... EAST NIGHT.. ............ . . . . NORTHSIDE MERCHANTS. . . . . . . EAST NIGHT.. ......... .... GEORGIAN JUNIORS .... BASKETBALL A VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE was made in the basketball personnel this year. Mr. Freiden, former coach, was replaced with Mr. Busam, who, although comparatively new to East Night and handicap ed by new material and the ab- sence of a full strength ofpregulars, was, nevertheless, able to build a good substantial team about the three veterans who remained from last year's team. The East Night team did not enter a league this year, but relied upon the good judgment of its manager, Fred Zobel, to select teams worthy of our team. Contrary to past performances, our new coach, Mr. Busam, did not select a first and second team, but composed a squad of regulars from the players as a whole. His new policy of selecting different players for each game, but holding his Donald Del Monico Harry Federbush Maurice Fenste , 'll wi3.'Z.3'iJ'aQ'Rf4S1215 ,,'iL NW V N 'e'T'z Jrfmvxfslwtex YW ii wfW iam

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FIRST Row Cleft to riglarjz Rosella Marosco, Mary Pilgram, John Ross QManagerj, Anna Mae Copas, Grace Montag. SECOND Row: Margaret Farley, Lovetta Lisner, Anna Mae Niebuer, Dorothy Siemering, Margaret Perry, Julia Nicholas. THIRD Row: Leonella Kremer, Roberta Hutchinson, Lee Huesman, Thelma Handyside. GIRLS' BASKETBALL URING THIS, the second year of its organization, the girls' basketball team carried on the true East Night spirit of being a Winner. Because of the excellent coaching of johnny Ross, a member of the alumni, the girls learned of their mistakes early in the season. As a consequence, the results attained by last year's team were repeated. The student body acknowledged its indebtedness for the added attraction of the SCHEDULE EAST NIGHT. .. ...,..,...,, .. I6 BON HEUR .... .. I4 EAST NIGHT ..... . . 3 MYSTERY TEAM .,.. .... . , , , 7.0 EAST NIGHT ..,.,..........,... ..,. 7. 7. Y. M. C. A. BUSINESS GIRLS ...,. .... 7. 7. EAST NIGHT ..........,...... ,... 7. o CLOVER ..,.... .... 7. 4 Ton Cleft to rigbrl Mary Pilgram, Lovetta Linser. BOTTOM: Ro- sella Marosco, Anna Mae Copas, Lee Huesman.