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

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1 -:H '9' 'ff 43 fi In rx 'A 'f' ' 5-i 1-ir' Q' 1 im. 3' v J P7 'W' ?f-wt. ag at .Lats JOHN W. DOTTERMAN P. O. P. Club, ' Scoenontt Club, Public Speaking Class, November Dance Committee, Pre-Lenten Dance Committee, Boat Ride Committee, If Annual Staff. ' Every nzomerzt as it flowir, ' Some peculiar fvleasure owes. I johnny is the most vigorous and enthusiastic - 2 room representative in school. Although he often worries us with, A'Buy a ticket? he asks it , in such a pleasing and affablc manner and smiles so winningly, we just have to forgive him and buy one. XYe have been informed that johnny excels in swimming, but for that matter he excels , ' in everything he undertakes. ALICE G. DOUGLAS A245 nw' Always cheerful and agreeable. 'E Alice joined us in her junior year, coming from . , Norwood High School. She is one of our quiet 'f young ladies and we, therefore, have not found out what her ambitions may be, but whatever they are We are certain they will be fulfilled. i l 1 ll is ll li fg CARL EGNER lg Scoenontt Club, I1 November Dance Committee, Pre-Lenten Dance Committee. Tho many a gifted mind we meet, With thine none may ever compete. 'l if Carl is a quiet, unobstrusive and modest young 'i man. One has constantly to associate with him E to be able to appreciate him, but these character- ., istics did not keep him out of any school activities. I f When it comes to athletics, Carl is excelled by I few-especially in the water. In summer, he may l 'Q be found at the river almost every night. r 'si,'- J. . 154117: i:1'::r:f7 'MMA' -'Q' 'e:121T.f.,.. 1f'f:-.'fYf'U Pijfifllfl P VW ,Q . . , 3,15 -'.,g::' ll N E.-E3 5 ' A'--'xiii-T :TTT iff! i '5 fi

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