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

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I -4 M,- 'lggaw , BERNADINE BORGMANN MABEL E.- BRITT HENRY M. BRUESTLE BERNADINE BORGMANN FEBRUARY DANCE COMMITTEE MABEL E. BRITT Q. 1. T. PIN COMMITTEE HENRY M. BRUESTLE NOVEMBER DANCE COMMITTEE ORATORICAL CONTEST ENTRE Nous X15 BASEBALL TEAM Bernadine is one of our quiet girls, but Ustill waters run deep. She hopes to be a nurse some day. VVe are afraid her patients will like her so well that they will never Wish to be dismissed. Bernadine also has art aspirations. X Mabel has attended East Night High School during the past five years. She is a Kentucky girl-no need to speak further of her beauty and demeanor. She has endeared herself to the entire commercial academic class as well as to all others who have had the pleasure of her acquaintance. At present she graces an ofhce, but some day, no doubt, will extend her beautiful influence over a happy home. It is a good thing for the Class of 1915 that it had at least one such substantial pillar as Hank. In his four years at East Night he maintained an attitude of sacrifice. A more lively and energetic fellow could not be found, and yet he refused offices of prominence in the Class time after time. This is our idea of unselhshness and devotion. Hank leaves East Night with the reputation of being one of the best and most loyal students the school has ever had. 21

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