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

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BLATTNER, IRENE X. Class Essayist Secretary and Treasurer, Dramatic Club Q. I. T. L. U. G. Laugh at your friends, and if your friends are sore, So much the better, you may then laugh more. Ha! Ha! Hal You can always tell who is coming through the hall or into the class room when you hear that laugh. Irene always has a pleas- ant smile and greeting for all her associates. If at any time you feel blue, consult this physician and obtain a sure cure. BLOESING, CARL A. Literary Editor February Dance Committee O. N. O. S. . German Club And thus he bore without abuse The grand old name of gentleman. For four years Carl has been a loyal booster of East Night, estab- lishing for himself a splendid reputation. During this time he has been a most enthusiastic participant in every night school activity. He has always had the welfare of the class uppermost in mind and he tells us he is going to continue his loyalty to the E. N. H. S. by returning next year for other work. BOEBS, VVILLIAM lVI. Oratorical Contest Q. I. T. 0. N. O. S. I,ll shape myself a way to higher things. Willian1 MeKinley,' came to us directly from the commercial class. and maintained his reputation for being an energetic and ambitious young man throughout the course. He has lofty ideals and lives up to them. He intends to continue his studies at U. C. next year. We have visions of him as a future general manager of a prominent express company. Good luck to you, William! 21

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BRINKMAN, ERNEST H. L. L. S. Our-'business in the field of tight Is IlOt to question, but to prove our might. ln Ernest, we have one ot' the best mathematicians in our class. He came to us as a senior from the New Ptiehniond QOJ high school. XVe feel sure that through his determined etlorts he will be a credit to our school at the night sessions ot' the University next year. BUCHVVALD, CHARLES A., JR. Q. I. T. 'Men of few words are the best men. Charles is a quiet, industrious chap who has little to say but is doing his share ot' thinking. He is considered one of the best scholars in his class, and we are sure he will continue to enjoy this reputation while attending the night classes at the University. BURKE. LEO A. Humor Editor Boat Ride Committee O. N. O. S. L. L. S. But what in oddness can be more sublime Than Burke the foremost humorisl of his time? After spending the freshman year at St. Xavier, Leo joined East Night to continue his educational work. ln Latin he was excelled by no one. Not only was he an ambitious student, but he was also a humorist ol marked abilitv. After completing the work at East Night, Leo will be- come a studenut at Miami University, where he will study to become a doe- tor. 4'Dr. Burke, in the future, please. 23