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

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FREDERICK W. FULLER-Class President; December and January Dance Commit- tees; Baseball TeameLook! Here is our class president, and we surely are glad to meet him. With all his might, he has inspired us with real school spirit by his un- ceasing eEorts to promote the succEssful outcome of every plan presented to him. He has proved himself a real hustler 0n the dance committees; no doubt this ability. carried into the business world, will enable him to succeed. a JAMES J . GAMBS-Hailing from Woodward, Jimmy joined us at the beginning of the present term and he has surely met with our approval. He was always ready to join in a frolic With the rest of us and he took many a. hard knock without a word of resent- ment; but mark you, he is not a coward by any means. ELSIE C. GANZERTeThis little maiden is the product of four years in the German class. Her classmates look upon her as a model of neatness. She proved herself a hustler when in charge of the photo coupons in Room 87.

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CARL E. FORTLAGE;Literary Editor of the RostrumtJust stir up a little humor and Carl will help it along. He comes from uacross the riverf, and you can bet that he takes home a wealth of knowledge for future use. Carl could always be depended upon when requested to perform any task. IVs all right, Carl, after the Rostrum has gone to press your Sundays will be all your own. CHARLES FRECHeCIass Treasurer; Oratorical Contest; December Dance Committee; Track Team; Baseball Team; Football Team; Basket ball TeameBesides having the honorable position of Class Treasurer, Charles is our all-around athlete. He has done excellent work on every team of which he was a member, and showed the right kind of school spirit when he donated his knowledge of athletics to the Rostrum. He is just as winning in appearance as he is in athletics. GEORGE FRECH-Art StaEeHe is quiet, industrious and ambitious to a marked de- gree. His serious countenance always showed us that he was planning something worth while. Being a clever artist he Was a tower of strength to the Rostrum. For this assistance we say many thanks.n

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ANDREW GEIER Andrew never was much of a talker, but whenever he did speak, he always had something of importance to say. He is not all seriousness, however, for he likes pleasure as well as work. Picnics are his specialty. EDITH GEYER Edith does not believe in taking life too seriously. She enjoys it and gets more pleasure from it than many others. Wye all enjoyed listening to her Ger- man recitations. CLINTON GIBBkPerseveI-ing, conscientious and attentive are the adjectives that describe him. While he never had much to say in class, what he learned was learned thoroughly. His is a case of stil1 water runs deep? He has our best wishes in all that he undertakes.