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

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.il CLARA BAKER J. DONALD BAKIE JOSEPHINE BAUER CLARA BAKER HUMOR EDITOR ESSAY CONTEST 'VICE PRESIDENT, DRAMATIC CLUB Q. 1. T. J. DONALD BAKIE EDITOR-TN-CHIEF, THE ROSTRUM ORATORICAL CONTEST ENTRE NOUS '15 DRAMATIC CLUB J OSEPHIN E BAUER The Mary Pickford of East Night High: Clever Clara of our Class Surely is a winsome lass. She can dance and She can Singg She can do most anything. To those who know him, Donald needs no introduction. To those who do not know him all words are alike inadequate to do him justice. Although he came to E. N. H. S. but two years ago, he has so interested himself in the sChool'S activities that he iS not only known, but liked by all. Beneath his ever-ready smile and keen wit is a Serious Strain which manifests itself whenever necessary. COh, yes, Donald Sings beautifullylj The ministry is his Chosen calling and his lofty ideals and ability assure us that he will make good. When we think of jo, the picture of a girl with golden curls, merry blue eyes and a sunny Smile comes before us. She is a four-year student, and in this time has won laurels in German. Her winning disposition and remarkable patience will form a Strong asset in the fulfilment of her desire to become a teacher. 19

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OSCAR M. ADAM WALTER J. ANGEBRANDT ROBERT E. BAGEL OSCAR M. ADAM ART STAFF CLASS PRESIDENT ORATORICAL CONTEST Q. I. T. ENTRE NoUs 115 DRAMATIC CLUB DEBATING TEAM WALTER J. ANGEBRANDT A ART EDITOR, ENTRE NoUs '15 DRAMATIC CLUB ROBERT E. BAGEL ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER, THE ROSTRUM SECRETARY, ENTRE NOUS '1 5 NOVEMBER DANCE COMMITTEE 18 Charlie has unquestionably been the most industrious, ambitious, and amiable student of the class. The very fact that he was chosen president will corroborate this. Not only has he been an ideal president, but he has also materially assisted in making the Annual a success through his Contributions in drawings and ideas. Charlie'S chosen field is the ministry. We are certain that he will be successful in this direction, having shown his ability as a speaker in both oratory and debate. Angie admits that he is German and we feel that the Kaiser Could not have chosen a better representative to East Night. He must have felt that he would be chosen art editor of the Rostrum, for in previous years he spent considerable time during recitations in drawing and circulating cartoons of his classmates. But don't get the idea that VValter neglected his studies, for his record shows otherwise. V Bob fancies diversion and therefore attended Ohio Mechanics Institute for one year and Woodward for the same length of time., This lengthy person was the guiding spirit of our class and well it was that we hearkened unto him. Bob's steadfast adherence to that which is right has marked him as an individual in whom to put Complete Confidence. The more we think of Bob the more enthusiastic we become and the greater becomes our appreciation.

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MARTIN BLOCH GROVER C. BLOCHER WM. BOEDDEKER MARTIN BLOCH LITERARY EDITOR PRESIDENT, ENTRE NoUs lI5 GROVER C. BLOCHER NOVEMBER DANcE COMMITTEE Q. I. T. WM. BOEDDEKER 20 Martin spent two years at Hughes and one at West Night before coming to East Night for his senior year. His abilities so impressed the class that he was elected President of the Entre Nous 'I5. He always seemed to have an intimate knowledge of what was before the house and showed himself to be an ideal executive. Grover is one of those obliging fellows who always stands ready to give his best efforts and sound advice. He is an earnest student and has made rapid strides in that interesting subject, German. His chosen profession being school teaching, some of us may in the future have the pleasure of receiving instruction from him. f'Willy finished his freshman year at Hughes after which he entered East Night. He is a very congenial chap and his presence in our midst has been the source of much pleasure. Though somewhat modest, he is always chivalrous towards the ladies. f'Willy expects to be a scientific farmer and we all wish him success in his agricultural pursuits, for which he will prepare himself at Ohio State University.