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

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ALMA L. HANAUeShe is one of our ambitious and exceptionally brilliant students. She possesses excellent initiative and managerial talent. 0f charming disposition, she will always be remembered by her many friends as a pleasant companion. Good luck to you, Alma, for the future. ROBERT HARTMANN-thobh entered as a uSpecial Academic student in 1910. He was always industrious and cheerful. Many evenings we have found him in the class room, before school, working earnestly 0n geometry or writing some theme. His rosy cheeks and sly glances have captivated the eyes of many fair damsels. KARL HOFFMEISTER-dKaI-l has only been with us during the present year. He came from the Ohio Mechanics Institute. During the time he has been with us his gentlemanly manners and pleasing smile have won our admiration. Whaths doing next year, Karl? hirih

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CARRIE HAUCKoCarrie has proved herself a modest and industrious studenl. a typical night school product. She has always set her duties ahead of her pleasures, and we are sure this will cause her no regret in the future. GEORGE L. HECKoGeorge is one of those quiet fellows who do not make all their thoughts known. Nevertheless, this trait has not prevented him from making a host of friends among us, and of making quite a name for himself as :1 student. META HINBORNoWhy so quiet, Meta? If we had that soft, musical voice of yours we would express ourselves continuously. We surely enjoy hearing you recite in English class. ogeo

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J . BERNARD HOMANiDecember Dance Committee; Art Staff; Baseball Team-One of our gtlive wiresii is Bernard. We look to him for advice, for he knows just how to 3! ttdeliver the goods. His interest and earnestness in everything worth while, including art, studies, sport and social affairs, have won for him a host of admirers, who are very anxious for his success in life. BERTRAM WY. JENKINSeEditor-in-Chief of the Rostrum; Class Orator; December Dahce Committee-eSpace is too limited to tell how much the Class of 1913 thinks of Bert. The fact that he was appointed editor-in-chief of the Rostrum shows apprecia- tion of his worth. Besides his good record established at E. N. H. S. he has spent two nights a. week this year at U. C. taking physics laboratory work. With great fearlessness he has at all times done that which he thought proper and just. He surely holds a warm place in the hearts of all of us. ELSIE AUDREY JORDANeEssay ContesteElsie is one of our petite girls. We were always glad to see this little lady, with the big bOWS, enter the room. Although she had a habit of being tfashionable in coming to class sessions, yet she was successful when it came to getting good marks in examinations.