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

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GAGEN, NORMAN Enson Club; May Dance Committee. uSo umfected, so compoxed a mind. Norman is a quiet, easy-going, though persevering student. He spent four successful years with us and intends to continue his studies in college. Like all young men of his character, iihitthiug his wagon to a star, Norman will, through his persistency, establish himself in the coveted position of his ambitions, that of a lawyer. GARTNER, EUGENE Enson Club. llSz'lmce when other: brawl To him is the 56H speech of 41 .n While not much heard from, Eugene is vefy energetic, and his pleasant dis posrcion commands his classmates, admiration and respect. ' GOLDBERG, REBECCA S. A. 9.; Pre-Le'nten Dance Committee. btudz'ou: of mm, andfand of humblejhings. After three energetic and successful years at East Night, Little Rebecca is infused with an ardent desire to continue her studies at U. C. We know that success will crown her efforts, and that she will easily distinguish- herself, becaus: of the Whole and undivided attention giveh to her class work. 25

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DOERMANN, GEORGE CirculatingiManager, The Rostrum; Enson Club; E. N A. A.; Football Committee; Boat Ride Committee; Pre-Lenten Dance Committee. llGreat is the reward of those who iremain firm. George has been faithful in his studies and attendance throughout his. entire academic career. He has also been active in all school affairs. As for notions, George has all kinds. He is connected with a large dryhgoods firm as salesman, and we do not doubt but that some day he will beacme a ktmerchant prince. ECKERT, WALTER May Dance Committee. I! wise head and a. silent tongug are companions. Knowing that East Night is the best place to get a good running start for U. C., Walter joined us last fall. He is now on the way to the University to pre- pare to be a mechanical engineer. Success be with you, Walter. FENDER, FLORA Essay Contest; President, P. A. 1...; S. A. 9.; Prc-Lsntzn Dance Committee. Size is a maiden gentle and kind, whom modaty, Her greatest charm, Jellies on others like a great calm. The refined atmosphere which surrounds Flora constantly, elevated her in the estimation of her companions. Her class work was of the highest order and we hold her in high esteem both as a chum and fellow student. That your future will be successful, is the wish of the Class of l19, Flora. 24

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GROSS, ETHEL ViceePresident, S. A. 9.; P. A. L.; Dramatic Club; Ianuary Dance Committee. Of Aer brightface one glance will trace A picture on the brain. Ethel is the songbird of our class. She has enlivened the P. A. L. gatherings by her singing. We feel confident of her success as a great singer in the near future. She has Completed twa years of commercial work at East Night in addi- tion to her academic course. Success, Ethel. GROSS, SELMA May Dance Committee. i'Her lovelineu I never knew Until she smiled on me. A sweet, unassuming nature has Selma. Rumor has it that she intends to specialize in Latin and we know that if Virgil or Cicero were alive, they WOuld marvel at the ease with which she gives her constructions. Keep it up, Selma. HALLER, CONRAD May Dance Committee. iin's words were sized :qfter Than leavesfram'the pine. Conrad, optimistic and good-natured, has been with us four years. We wonh dered at times why he was so Conspicuous by his absence from school activities. We found that he was engaged in a serious courtship, which inevitably took all his spare time. He later entered into a blissful matrimonial career. Congratu- lations are a bit late, Conrad, but as the proverb states, iiBetter late than never. iiN'est-ce pas P - 26