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

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GEORGE DUBINSKY ESTHER EISENMAN EDWIN EYRICH GEORGE DUBINSKY BUSINESS MANAGER, DRAMATIC CLUB ESTHER EISENMAN ESSAY CONTEST ' EXECUTIVE BOARD NOVEMBER DANCE COMMITTEE EDWIN EYRICH ATHLETIC EDITORQ ORATORICAL CONTESTQ EXECUTIVE BOARD NOVEMBER DANCE COMMITTEE ENTRE NOUS '15 It is in the Dramatic Club that Georges presence is especially felt. Much of the success of this club is due to George'S cleverness. George hasrother interests too, and he shows the same keen ability at all times. We predict that he will make quite a name for himself in the business world. As one of the potent factors of Our school's success Midge takes high rank. Her presence in any group signified that Something extraordinary was brewing. Her first year was spent at Hughes, but she says she likes E. N. H. S. better. f'Eddie has been with us for three years, having taken his lirst year of high school work at Hughes. He has always been out in front working for the success of the school. I-lis work as cheer leader at our football games helped in achieving some great victories for the team. The field which he has chosen for displaying his talents, the real estate business, is one for which he is well fitted. This we know from his ability to make sales. 25

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