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

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X awe Rail .gi ERNEST N. BALDWIN lfVh0 makes quirk use of the moment is a genius of prudcnzcefj Ernest has been with us from the start. He is one of those fellows who believe in making the most of every opportunity, and his grades prove he has been successful in doing so. XVe are sure the future holds much in store for Ernest. XVILLIAM M. BRABENDER, JR. Orchestra, Glee Club, Scoenontt Club, November Dance Committee. StiIl water runs deep. William is quiet, stuclious, retiring and ambiti- ous. After he has tinished his course in chiro- pody at the University of Chicago we will let him correct our understanding. Going to locate in Cincinnati, William? VERA M. BROXTERM.-XXX As modest as a violet. Vera is a very quiet individual, always deep in thought-but when you come to know her you End that she is a jolly companion. In class she is always ready with an answer which proves that she burns the midnight oil. Vera intends to study nursing and will make a lovely nurse be- cause she has all the desirable qualities for such a career. I ,L.l,'.f'.... 2' - s is ii 3 gif it tsterii

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aw v t i l. b iSL?:P-2':'M3a::-':-:T5if::-31 my Q' .I HI r jg7::1.L-?5:1:::1gpL:5:1 57--f-gg .'fN'ioo:sS7Jl er- :':'f2:wrgiSU 'V J ' 'J 'J 1, ' , . K . - 'Uf: '?i 'WQQZZ dsl-. 1 if iii l Ti fi - E ri W, lf - MARIE M. ASHTON ig 2 l' tl fi .ll Editorial Staff, Room Executive, L. A. R. ie K. Club, Public Speaking Class, Novem- gl 5,1 l ber Dance Committee. 'St 1 . . 'l Eg ffEyes glad with smiles, and brow of pearl, Slzadowrd by many a careless curl. if lg .e t ji 'i A girl with a smile. This is Marie, who joined gi ggi us in her sophomore year from day school. She il is an energetic, industrious student, and takes a Ti Al leading part in all school activities. Marie intends 1 to continue her quest for knowledge but has not ll 'lil l divulged her plans for the future. However, we gf ,l predict only success to a life that is Hlled with work and accompanied by a smile. Ili gil, lg l , :J l I lil 5 1 !?, it v i 1, . Sl ' -1 lil sl f- l. at v v t f TQ EUGENE J. AUSTIXG ld EJ ?,y,Ag,,, P. O. P. Club, 'jjv - Scoenontt Club. He was a valiant youth, and his face, 'Qi like the morning, ,FN V Gladdrnetl the eartlz with its light. ls there anyone who does not know Eugene? Q He is one of those quiet but not bashful fellows, and is a product of dear old Kentucky. He entered Cflfhfs East High two years ago from day school and F gg' it is his intention to continue his studies at a il' school of Optometry in order to finish his prepa- 5, l 1, ration for the profession which he has chosen. , , W Here's luck to you, Gene! We know you will , carry the enthusiasm of old East Night with you. 'I 1, i H l Q lr V 1 si 1, 1 . ll 5 in 1 If a l I, If l fi X : 1 I CLIFFORD M. BEROSET ' I 1 . r, 5 ! . Calm as deep rivers in still erfenings rollf' lil Clifford has only been with us one year, coming ,l ,gg ly from VVoodward, and as he is very energetic and 2 l i ambitious we are glad he came to East Night. 'Q' l He has made many friends during this one year X due to his magnetic personality, and it occurs to El ,lg us that the old saying of Still water runs deep , 35: applies to him because he is very quiet. Clifford is going to come back next year to take a post- Q -LL Vi I graduate course and we all wish him good luck. Q Q 3 fi. 1, -,YW grim In be as ' off 'F' t 'T Uvag:i..T 0043439 .fat it -fr amen Q - lawn

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I I if sag,-we-are---are----.lu -A -S:-e-ee-----u 'Q' t Y ' h t If ---- he-uufee--Y---AU QF-loaf? 2.ii?m-...---,e-...Ma L EIB 1 Ig LW-.- 'lfioglm ---.ffMtQl c. , .. Q I , 4' -,. 'B I-T 'B FT I I 7 ALOYSIUS L. BRUECKNER I I Wisdom he has, add to his wisdom 5 I courage, Temper to that, and uuto all success. ' I r I I HAI. entered our class four years ago. He is I very industrious and has a studious nature, which I makes everyone like him. judging by his merits, I there is no doubt that East Night will be well I I I I represented by his presence at U. C. next year . b for his ambition prompts him to take a course I I there. e I f , I I I FRANCES J. CANNON 3 Q Editorial Staff, I I, Treasurer, L. A. R. K. Club, I I II Public Speaking Class. I ,5 ,, . .B E.. H And hor modest answer and graceful mr '3 4 Show hier wise and good as she is fair. . All hail to Frances! She has arrived! Some '35 S pd nights she is earlier than others, but once in the phil room it means make up for lost time, and Frances itil: sure can do it. She is very Well liked by all who V -1 Q know her because she always strives to please. Q L One would not care to meet a more ambitious person and though we do not know what her Q05 . . . . Us future intentions are, we are certain, she will be .A as successful as she has been at dear old East 'X T3 Night. ET 1 i 2 I I EVANGELINE s. CHAMBERS I I P. o. P. Club, Public speaking cuss, I Giee Club, Friday Night Gym Class, Pre- I Lenten Dance Committee, Art Staff, I Humor Editor. I , 'fP1'ecious prizes come in small packages. I . v 'lEve has a winning smile, cheery voice, a joke I I I at all times, and good common sense combined I I with a great deal of talent. She is very small but I I ' has a huge supply of energy and ambition. She I is going to the Art Academy next year to study I designing. VVe shall remember this when we want I I some one to design a gown. Evangeline is a great I I favorite and will never be without a host of , 1 I I friends. I: .sa e ish! - tf6l 'fl 24 V, V '15--H ------- E ' l'KA ' L 1 'V t 'T' Li ' Ju FQ efitfis -frefffu ii CLUJBII Q - Qt lllu P. 71--M A