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

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GARLAND O. THOMAS. A man's a man for a, that. Never serious, Latin not excepted. It is to be regretted that we never heard his promised talk en Mexico, for we know that it would have left nothing to be desired. BELLE E. VANCLEEF. ttIf the heart of a man is depressed with cares, The mist is dispelled when a woman ap- pears. Sorrow or worry are t0 her unknown quan- tities. Her innocent questions and un- restrainable laughter often varied a monotonous period. HARRISON VVINKLER. ttSo milci, so merciful, so strong. so good, So patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, puref' Harrison can well be termed the Fidus Achatos of the class. He has the un- equalled record of attending night school for the entire five years without missing a single night. 27

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RAYMOND J. Sa-anIiTMAN. Member of Staff. Class Orator, The Armed Pence. He was a Scholar. and a ripe and good one, Exceeding msc. falr-spoken and persuad- mg. We wish him uninterrupted opportunity to 1:11rsue his learning, which we feel sure will some day bring distinction upon us. HOWARD C, SI-tms'm x. Wiener, loathed Melancholy. Never was an occasion 2m solemn, 0r :1 problem an perplexing that he could not get a laugh out of it. WILBUH A. S'rmmm. Lil'c is not so short but thnl there is always time enough for courtesy. Wilhur was anuther one of lhe boys that helped to keep the class spirit alive. 26

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CARL E. WOLF. A gentleman in every meaning of the word? We never heard him utter a word of which he should be ashamed. He was manly and reserved, conscientious, yet active. l MARY BELLE WOODRUFF. And whispering, ll will ne'er consent,' consentedfl Why so silent, Mary? Did you fear to let us know your purpose? DOROTHEA le. llGenteel in personage. Conduct. and equipage, Noble 11y heritage, Generous and free? The only young lady of our class that came through from uOld Vllooclvmrdfl 28