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

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HOWARD A. REID. Oratorical Contest, Export Trade? We know not what lies in us till we seek. Always kind and considerate, he W011 the respect and admiration of every member of the class. NELSON REMERS. Plain, without pomp, and rich without. show. We do believe, Remers, we did not fully know you. Only now do we begin to realize your capabilities. J OHN M. RENNER. But he can draw a pattern, make a tart. And has lhe ladies' etiquette by heart. He has a subtle something about him which makes him hpreferred slm-kn among some of the ladies. 23

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FRIEDA L. MAST. lTll say she looks as clear as morning roses, newly washed Wlth dew. We never saw a worried look upon her face. She took things as they came. Frieda's record for attendance during the four years is worthy of mention. l DOROTHY MUELLER, Class Essayist, uThe Woman of Tomorrow. llGrace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, In every gesture dlgnlty and love. Diligent and careful in all her work, her inner self was reflected by her spotless outward appearance. DANIEL J. WDHNNELI.. llThat buy with the grave, mathematical ' look! With his deliberate mind and slow speech. he often evolved an explanation much better than the ready answers of others. 22

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ANDREW O. RITCHIE. Oratorical Contest, ttStir Thy Gifts Within Thee. gGo where glory awaits thee. His impetuous manner and nimble tongue took everyone by storm, While his dancing made him much sought for by the ladies at the various receptions. JMOB BITTER. And as we gaze our wonder grows, That one small head can carry all he knows. We have not seen much of him and heard less, but his papers show where his energy was spent. Jacob is another one of the boys from ttPorterts Old Class. JOHN H. Roux. tt Fis modesty that makes him seem divine? He was quiet, reserved, always considerate and ever ready to do a good turn for the class. 2+