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

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DUNSKEH, IDA S. Social Editor Thanksgiving Day Band Committee November Dance Committee President, L. U. G. Her heart is as sound as a bell and her tongue is the clapper, for what her heart thmks, her tongue speaks. Ida is about the most energetic and also one of the jolliest girls of the class. She certainly livens things up when she is around. Her class spirit xvas much in evidence at the football games, where she led the girls in rooting and at all the L. U. G. meetings. VVe were thankful to have such a leader, for she helped to make every school affair a success. EBLE, VVALTER Q. I. T. When I became a man, I put away childish things. The few who have formed the acquaintance of this young man can consider themselves fortunate. A more quiet, industrious and studious chap can not he found. 'Whenever there is work to be done, you will surely find Waltei' applying himself' to it and coming out on top. He is going to continue his studies at the night classes of the University. May success ever attend him! EHLE, NICHOLAS G. Art Statl' Pin Committee February Dance Committee Boat Ride Committee Thanksgiving Day Band Committee O. N. O. S. German Club Describe him who can, An abridgement of all that is pleasant in man. , The first thing that strikes one about Nick', is his extreme good humor. Then there appears a jumbled mass of good traits, habits and deeds which our limited space prohibits us from relating. VVC cannot, however, avoid mentioning his hair. Gaze upon it, all you admirers of beautiful locks. They are the envy of the entire class and impress upon me immediately the southern afnliations ot' good Old Nick. 27

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FLAIG, PAUL F. Oratorical Contest Every joy is a gain And gain is gain however small. c'Speed while at school is very industrious. Being a very good dancer, he is quite in demand at social altairs. After this year he will take a course at U. C. We are sure he will soon be quite prominent as a mechanical engineer. FORNEY, J ULIAN R. Oratorical Contest Q. I. T. All bows, and smiles, and courtesy was he. VVhenever we suddenly hear, Good evening. gentlemen, we always know it is Julian approaching, for, no matter where he is, he is always highly courteous to those whom he meets. Julian is a student of Dramatic Art. and it is certainly interesting to hear him say, Friends! Romans! Countrymen! Julian intends to continue his studies at U. C. That he may there meet with the success that he so highly deserves is the earnest wish of all his classmates. GEERS, ALOYSIUS B. ' His friends-they are manyg His foes-are there any? Little he is, to be sure, but he's all there. Somehow or other a person just cantt help liking this quiet little fellow, who is always there when sup- port is needed. His proudest boast is that he is the friend ot' every one and the enemy of no one. He is also able to attain high grades and displays much ability at baseball and football. . e 29