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

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MAX ABRAM Public Speaking Class. iiAdvange, illustrious youth! Increase in fame, Ami wide from east to west extend thy name? After three years at Covington High School, Max decided to continue his education at East Night High. He intends to enter U. C. next year but .is undecided as to what studies he will pursue. We know he will d0'well in whatever he undertakes and gladly extend our best wishes to him. JEAN ALLSTATT Philo Club; Public Speaking Class: Dramatic Club; E. N. A An, Glee Club: Essay Contest Her pm and eloquent bland Spoke in her cheeks, and so dislinclly wrought, That one might almost say her body thought. Behold our Jean. who came to us at the beginning of her senior year. took all of our hearts by stormi and is now ready to departi to seek fields of higher learning. What organization in the school was complete without her? She is not only a pretty. merry and active girL but is quite an orator as well. Can any of us ever forget the night that jean told use in the Public Speak- ing Class. just why married women should possess the right to workw and what important relation spinach has to the subject? Jean intends to enter U. C. next autumn to take up Journalism, JENNIE ELIZABETH ADER WI smile that glowed i Celestial, rosy-red, 10722,: proper hue? Beauty and simplicity marked every phase of jennie's character. making our association with her a delightful and She has been with us only a short while, coming from Newport High SchooL yet she has displayed real East Night upep, and judging from the superb quality of her class work her success in the business world is assured.

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Tansey Rave Kaplan Strickcr Wcidinger Toepkcr Schenk Bartel Flinker Breitfelder Caldwell Baldwin Davis Quinn C1355 OEEICCI'S J. KENNETH CALDWELL ........................................... ... .. , , , , , , , , H , , ,Prcsident Ethel Baldwin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vicc-Prcsidcnt Samuel J. Davis ........ ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer AGNES A BREITFELDER ,,,,, , . .. ........................................................... Secretary A. WINDELL LLOYD ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ........ ......... Editor-in-Chief ROBERT L STELTENKAMP ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Business Manager HARRY G. SCHAIRBAUM ..................................................... Circulation Manager .g. .g. .g. .g. Room Executives Charlotte Bartel Edward chhcrs Harry j. Bartlagc Louis Schear Mildred Flinker William Schenk Albert Kaplan Marie Strickcr Edna Quinn V Bernard J. Tanscy Nicholas Rave Helen Toepker Clarence Rutledge Carl Weidinger 20

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DOROTHY MAR IE BACHMANN Philo Club: Public Speaking Class: Glee Club: ,Supper Cooking Class; Essay Contesti iiWho is it that says most? Who can say more Than this rich praise, that you alone are you? Dorothy has been with us for three years. and is one of our most zealous and intelligent students. Her generosity and kindly disposition are known only to a few. for she is of a retiring nature and has always been so interested in her studies and the school. that she tells us very little about herself. We believe, but this is quite conhdential. that she has literary ambitions. We extend our sincere good wishes to you Dorothy and our congratulations to East Night. when you return next year for your five-ycar diploma. e e2 WALTER LOUIS AMMON Glee Club; Fall Dance Committee. uA stalwart farm, a massive head, A jinn, determined face. Short in stature is this young man. but broad both. i physically and mentally He is a good studenti and fine in athletics Some day we hope to see him cavort- ing around the Reds' infield. Your profession we understand. is pharmacy: and because you are a strict observer of the law. Walter, we believe it would be difficult to obtain a little except for real medicinal purposes. ALVINA BADER Philo Club: Public Speaking Class: Glee Club. Auspiciou: Hope! In thy sweet garden grow Wreaths for each tail, a charm for every woe? Alvina has very successfuliy i'carried on for four years at E. N. H, 5.. during which time we have learned to admire as well as envy her, for the optimistic views of life which she at all times entertains. The trials and tribulations of constant evening study did not stamp any ill effects upon her ever pleasant personal- ity. In the pursuit of further knowiedge. she will again return to East Night next year as a postgraduate May her efforts be rewarded with success in the years to come. as they have been during those good old East: Night HDays. 2-