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

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8'i Qi We fi ,X vgfjw at 2 HAEFNEP1, ANDREWV Assistant Business Manager, The Rostrum November Dance Committee O. N. O. S. German Club Matchless his pen, victorious was his lanceg Bold in the lists, and graceful ln the dance. ln 1912, Andrew started his career at East Night High School as a freshman. By reason of his popularity, he was made a member of the Annual staff, for which position he is well qualified. WVe can justly say. that during his four years with us, he has made many friends and is well liked by all who know him. Next year he will continue his good work at the night classes ot' the University. HADLEY, YVALTEH F. One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a manf' YValter has been attending our school for two years and came from Norwood high school. He is the kind ol' person who wins the confidence of all with whom he comes into contact. He plans to attend the night 1 sessions at the Tcniyersity. GUNKLACH5 JULIUS H. Art Stait' Q. I. T. A noble life is in thy care, A sacred trust to thee is given. Julius has V our circle. His sturdy appearance convinces us that he is a hard and will- ing worker. His lirst year at R. N. H. was 1910, when he entered the commercial class. ln 1913 he enrolled for the academic course. He intends taking chemistry next year and we may soon hear out him as one Ft' the young men destined to give relief to this country from the dye tamme. . always been one of our mainstays ever since he entered 30

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