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

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McCAFFERY, THOMAS Enson Club; Boat Ride Committee. Wisdom i: Jometime: nearer when we stoop, than when we mar. Mac has been with us only two years, but his ability is recognized by every- one. Being very quiet, we were unable to find out what his intentions are. But, judging from his work while with us, he will easily reach the height of his ambi- tions.. MCCARTHY, F ELIX Enson Club; May Dance Committee. iiDuty by habit is to pleaxure turnld. Felix joined us in 1916 and has been a most welcome addition. He does not tell us what his intentions for the future are, but we wish him success. MCDONOUGH, BESSIE Essay Contest; P. A. L.; S. A. Q. HStill achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Bess has been With us throughout the entire course. Being very quiet, we have not been able to find out what she intends to do after graduating. Well, Bess, we looked into the crystal and behold, we saw you manager of a pretty little home. Here's hoping the crystal is showing the truth for your future. 31

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LAMPING, RAY Enson Club; E. N. A. A- uTa me the :cornerhs ward: were a; the wind: unto the rack. A more quiet, though popular young man than Ray, ,is hard to find. His . . . . , reeltatlons In class are always good. We regret that he was w1th-the Class of 19 only two years. However, We wish him success In hls future studles. LEEKER, BERNICE Essay Contest; 5. A. Q. H80th peace size brings, wherever .rhe arrivelt; She build; our quiet, a: :heform: our lives. Bernice spent only one year with us, but likeimost of us, she gave up day school that she might give her services to the businessworld. She has chosen no career, but is leaving it to fate. We wish her all the delights that come to such a future. LIPSCHITZ, DAVID Oratorical Conte'st; Literary Editor; Enson Club; Boat Ride Committee. That : a gentleman, my lye an it, a gentleman! Dave came to us two years ago and has proven himself a valuable hhunit in our midst. His reserve made it a little hard to get acquainted with him, but all wish him success at U. C. We are confident that he will-excel in his study of engineering. 30

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MCGEHEAN, ROBERT Enson Club; E. N. A. A.; Boat Ride Committee; Football Team; Captain, Baseball Team. Every man has 121': fault and honeJty is him. Although Bob has been With us only one year, he has made himself popular with the fair sex already. We understand that he intends to complete his studies at U. C., and is preparing to be one of the worlds falmous chemISts some day. MCGILL, WILLIAM Literary Editor; President, Enson Club; Chairman, Football Committee; January Dance Committee; Boat Ride Committee. Whatever he did wax done with so much case, In him alone was natural to please. Bill is a prince. His stability, executive character, and brilliant intellectual accomplishments won for him the distinction of being one of East Night's most influential students throughout the five years that he attended E. N. H. S. Bill does not tell us what he intends to do in the future, but We do know one thing, i. e., that the wedding bells will soon ring for him. Congratulations are in order, boys. For the balance of his future, we know success will be hiSeask any Ensonian his opinion of Bill. MARTENS, , OTTO Mayr Dance Committee. uNa speech ever uttered or utteraHe i5. worth comparison with silence. In the fall of 1917 Otto entered his name upon our roll, and while only with us a short time, he has proven his proficiency and persistency in his studies. U. C. will be greatly benefited by his presence next year. We wish you well, Otto. 32