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

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' HEILE, CYRIL Enson Club; Forum Debating Club; E. N. A. A.; Baseball Team; Basket Ball Team; Foot- ball Committee. llHe :66: his duty 4 dead .rlmr thing, And I16 gaesfor it thar and tlzm. Cyril is a fellow of infinite jest and excellent company. His cheery smile and humor drive away gloom. It is rumored he will attend U. C. next year to become an engineer. He will make good; that's his nature. HEYMES, ANNA Dramatic Club; P. A. L.; S. A. 9.; January Dance Committee. Size wa: a phantom of delight WhenJFrst size gleamed upon my sight? Anna is one of the most lovable and affable girls of our class. She is a true East Nighter, as is well proven by the deep interest she takes in all school activ- ities. She has applied herself diligently to her studies, as her class standing shows. We hope to hear more of Anna when she has attained her ambition in dentistry. HILL; MARY Benithi Club; May Dante Committee. A Jweeter-tempered lass, I now, 7 You?! never, never meet! Though Mary has been with the Clasg of '19 only one year, we fonnd her quite an asset to us. She intends to go to college. Mary, you didnlt tell us for what profession you are studying, but we wish you luck, and know you will sue- ceed. 27

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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

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HOFFMAN, HUGH Enson Club; May Dance Committee. id! good reputation i: more valuable than money. Huglfs cheerful disposition and gentlemanly manners will always be recalled by his classmates. He has not taken an active part in school socmls, but has applied himself to his studies. His recitations in English could not be excelled. As a prospective U. C. candidate, we are confident that he will some day be a Professor of English. v HOFFMANN, MILDRED Class Essayjst; S. A. Q. llHerface ix like the milky way in the sky; A meeting qf gentle Zighi: without a name. One of our more quiet although quite active girls is Mildred, who came to us in our senior year, using E. N. H. as a stepping stone to U. C. Her future is un- knownto us, but we wish her luck In Whatever she may choose. ITKOF, JACOB Humor Editor; Oratori'cal Contest; Enson Club; E. N.IA. A.; January Dance Committee. HBetter late than never? We can truthfully say that Jake is one of our hustlers. We often wonder where he learned his wooing propensities, often so fatal to the career of a young man. However, we think that we can trust him to make a way for himself, as his record for the past four years at East Night has shown. So far, no new addi- . tions appear on the register of the license clerk. 28