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

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ALICE AARDSMA-Alice came to us from Woodward in 1911. She has a. sweet, quiet manner that is admired by everyone. She has always been an eXCeIlent student, especially in mathematics. She expects to enter the University next year. All our best wishes go with her. CLARENCE ADER-Clarence joined us in 1912, having come from Newport High School. Although he did not have a great deal to say during Class sessions, yet we could always depend upon hearing good, sensible judgment expressed when he did speak. CHARLOTTE MA ALBERT-There is not the least ddubt about Charlotte1s being a cheerful companion as well an an industrious worker. Her smiling countenance and happy manner always cause us to feel better for having met her. Her patience is worthy of comment, for she practices this virtue in her daily work. We haVe no doubt that Charlotte will make a good business 01 partner some day. hl 3h

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JOHN J . ARNOLD-JtSmiling Johnh is never serious-not even in the Latin class. His evereready attitude to share in the pleasures of a dance or picnic proved to be an 9 excellent panacea for the blues. Worry and Arnold do not agree. ttKeep it up, J ohn- we are right with you. HARRY P. BANZHAF-ttLufty is the gentleman that kept things alive in Room 88. Although he liked to tease, we could always depend upon him to recite when called upon. At present he is holding a good position in the engineering department of a railroad company. We sincerely wish him success in his undertakings. FRANK J. BECHTOLDiBasebaH TeameAnd now we come to Beck. He is the original specimen of the happy-go-lucky and care-free chap. No one in the class ever saw him angry, for his good humor governs his actions at all times. By the way, he knows the binominal theorem and can ttdeutsch sprechen. 71 3f