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

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VIOLA BURKE Public Speaking Class; E. N7 A, At A smile will go a long, long way. Viola is a diligent worker and during her three years' so'oum at East Night has made an enviable record. he will continue her studies at the University of Cincinnati next year and we know will finish among thc select for scholastic honors. thc: cat out of the bag! real M. FRED BREYER President J. P. Club: Gite Club. uHe does well who does his bexl. Fred has been with us four years. He has been faithful and industrious in all his studies. Although he will not divulge his future plans we are confident that he will attain his goal and that it will be a lofty one. . DONALD E, BURKEY llOf men, the happiest? Crectingst Doctor Burke. Oh! now we have Ulet Yes. Don is planning to be a We won't say that it has taken him five years at East Night to decide on this profession be- cause East High may have had something to do with it. but we are sure that being at East Night has Fixed that determination. Here is a cheer from the others who would like tovbe doctors. Don.

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BISHOP BRADFORD Public Speaking Class: Physics Class Of! the hours. From mom to eve have stolen unmarked away, While mute attention hung upon his lips. They come from the east, west. north and south to East Night. Herels one from Natchez. Missn and we are sure glad to have him as one of us. Bradford has been with us for only one short Year but if his three years of work at Natchez College were like this years here. we are sure his former classmates were sorry to see him leave. Have you heard him in Public Speaking? If you have't you have missed something. for he always paints a picture for you. When you enter U. C. next year. BradforcL remember that our best wishes go with you. AGNES A. BREITFELDER Philo Club: Class Secretary; Public Speaking Class: E. N. Al Al llTa those who know thee not, no words can paint, To those who know thee, know all words are faint. The fact that Agnes has captured a hve-ycar. as well as a founyear diploma during her three years at E. N, H. 5. already gives us an inkling of her real ability and intellectual worth. Her close application to bookst her uprightness and honesty of character and her never failing good humor have in no small way been factors in creating the respect love and popularity which she enjoys among her classmates. We are expecting continued manifestations of these enviable traits of your character. Agnes. ' ANNA MAE BRELL Vice-Prcsident. Philo Club; Public Speaking Class: Vice-Presidcntl E, N. A, An. Glee Club: Dramatic Club; Chemistry Class, Though we search the world over for the beautiful, We must carry it with us, or we 15nd it not? Who is it that never grows tired, and who is so pretty and so popular that she is in demand everywhere. and all the time? It is Anna Mac. with her golden hair and her ringing laugh, She is one of the hardest workers in the schooL and even takes the chemistry course on Saturday afternoons. But when 9:30 comes. she packs away her books. and brings her sweet smile to whatever meeting or dance happens to be in progress, Anna Mae has been here for two years. and she likes the school so well that she is coming back in September. to work for her Flvc-year diploma. tzst

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j. KENNETH CALDWELL Class President: Editorial Staff. Rostrum: Fall Dance Committee; Leap Year Dance Committee: Boat Ride Committee: Pin and Ring Committee: Aegie Bee Club; Public Speaking Class: Football Team. HDupendalu'lzllyeu. trait o'er-shadawing all the rest? Kenneth has all the qualities that make for leader- ship. His selection for the class presidency was indeed a popular one and he has more than upheld the con- Edcncc placed in him by his classmates. The thought of losing a friend and pal of his caliber tinges our otherwise jubilant graduation with a bit of sadness. Kenneth plans to enter the University of Cincinnati next year and will later take up the study of law in the East. Our best wishes go with him. LEDGEWORTH j. CASEY Editorial Staff. Rostrum: Aegie Bcc Club. A day for toil, an flour for sport, Butfor afriend is life too short. Here WC present a quiet fellow, one small in stature, but large in mind. By the work he has produced for the Annualt Ledgeworth has proved himself a man equal to any duty that might be assigned. Of course it would be rather difficult to predict a career of journalism for him as he has many other traits just as remarkable: but since we do not know his intentions and he wont telll the entire class wish him the best of luck in whatever he might attempt to do. THEODORE ROOSEVELT CLAY Public Speaking Clays: Acgie Bee Club; E, N, A, A, l71111:ch opens the gate. Our industrious classmate Theodore. completed one year at Lockland High School. and then entered E. N. H. S. in his sophomore year. His regularity in attendance and diligence and interest displayed in his class work are very laudable and an indication of a successful future. His ambition will not cease with the acquisition of a four-year diploma as he informs us of his intention to return to East Night as a postgraduate. eye