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

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llHis every deed was well done. DAMON P. DANIELSeDamon has been with 115 three years. He was faithful' in attendance and earnes't in all his studies. We wish him success in whatever vocation he may decic'le upon. A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute?! ALBERT DIEDERICHeLiterary Editor-JlAl has been a steady, reliable student. His work among us has been an inspiration and we would haVe crowned him with laurels, but he'has humbly refused all such honors. After graduating from East Night High School, he will pursue the study of law, and if his past activities may be considered an indication, his future success is assured. A fellow feeling makes one wondrous kinde LEO A. DRIEHAUS-Q. I. T.ellLeel, came into our midst in 1919.. He is a studious and industrious chap and very popular among his classmates. He has always had the welfare of his class uppermest in mind and has at all times been willing to lend a helping hand to any one In need. He has not decided upon plans for next year, but We are sure he is capable of making a success of WhateVer he undertakes.

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Men of few words are the best men. ARTHUR H. BUCKeAr'thur has been a diligent student. He was a quiet am-i capa- ble worker, and has completed the high school course in three years. Hls class work,.especia.lly in geometry, is worthy of comment. HHe has done the work of a. true man. ARTHUR CHANEYiArthur is also one of the uOld Guardf, who has been with us from the beginning. He has been an earnest student, and in his senior year he came back with a renewed determination to effect a. successful culmination of his scholastic endeavors. - iiHappy, light-hearted and free.u FANNIE COHENqumnie came to us in the junior year from the Covington High School. She certamly believes in having a good time, and anything but a smiling countenance would be hard to reconcile With her happy disposition.

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ttSu-eet thoughts are mirror'd in her facet, And every motion is :1 grace. c. VIOLET EBERLE-Essay Contest; April Dance Comditfee; Q. I. T.; E. 3. Cr Vi is the beloved Secretary of the Q. I. T. Club. The lively interest whlch she has manifested in this club has helped to strengthen it during the last two years. She is a former student of Woodward High School. Next year she will enter Night University. Vi has indeed lived up to her mottwiiBe happy while you. may? Rare compound oi oddity, frolic and fun, Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun? F. CLIFFORD ELLIG-Q. I. T.eStop! Behold this mighty man coming down the corridor. It must be Kaiser iVilhelm; or is it iiBilli, Taft? But no, we are wrong. It is none other than iiDoc,, Eliig, the great philosopher of Room 90. Cliff is noted far and wide for his ability to prolong laughter. Pay tribute to this mighty man, ye mortals, revere and respect this man of knowledge. Friends has he, and warm ones, who know that some day his name will be among those enrolled in the Hall of Fame. She needs no other rosary WhOSe life is strung with beads 01' loving thought. LORETTA J. ERDHAI'SeEssay Contest; Literary Editor; Pin Committee; April Dance Committee; Secretary, J . L. SeLoretta is a splendid type of the real Amer- ican Girl. She is able to carry any burden or task of responsibility with a facility equal to that of any of her fellow workers. Her personality is one Which no one can resist, and her friendship is sincere and helpful. Her interest in the welfare of others causes her entirely to forget herself. Great credit is due her for her untit- ing efforts in working for the success of the 1914 ROSTRUM.