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

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HUBERT B. CREMERING Editorial Staff, Rostrum, W4 wise head and a silent tongue are com- pamons. Coming from Woodward High about six years agoe Huber: entered East Night to finish mechanical draw- ing and now he leaves us with four-year and Five-year diplomas. We are glad to say he is one of the most honorable and conscientious persons we know. In class he is silent until called upon and he always shows by his answer that he has given his work proper at- tention. He is ever ready to lend a helping hand to those who ask him to explain some perpiexing problemi His intention we think. is to Study electricity. XVell. hcrc's luck to you Hubert. HAZEL DAVIS Art Staff. Rostrum. ;iW'1liil hue like Ihat when some greal painter dips Her pencil in the gleam of earthquake and eclipse. Hazel has been with us for only the past year. having come from Woodward High School. Unfortunately we have not had the opportunity of becoming well acquainted with her due to the short period that she has been with us. She is a very quiet and diligent student and plans to enter U. C. next. year where she intends to study medicine Our sincere wishes go with her. SAMUEL J. DAVIS Class Treasurer: Business Manager. Baskctball Team: Fall Dance Committee: Aegic BCC Club: E. N. A. A. iiEagemess, indeed. maimed Ia be the nafe 0f the whale mam, 0f the quick eyes and- momh, the flexible hands and energetic movenmnts. Norwood High surely overlooked a Ugood bct when it allowed .iSami' to get away after completing his Erst year. We are indeed thankful. however. for the privilege of our three yearsh association with him, Sam puts his whole heart into everything he under- takes. and his never failing good humor has served to increase his popularity. May your efforts be crowned with success. i'Sam.

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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

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MARK DEVANEY HA man who is master of himself, am End sorrow as easily as he can mmmt pleasure? Mark has been with us through the entire course: Pausing at each step to gain a bit of knowledgef He is a quiet and reserved fellow: in fact there are only a few who knew that he was around. but they knew him as a man's man He expects to continue his work in night classes next year and we are sure that U. C. will be just as glad to have him for a Student as East Night was. CARL HENRY EBERT Glee Club. Be not afraid of Greatness; some men are born. H great. Carl came to us this year from the Newport High School. and although here but one year, made quite a He is our star pupil in Am- erican history. and stands high in his other studies. Keep this pace upi Carl. and we know that you will give East Night and your classmates reason to be intensely large number of friends. He intends to go to Miami next year. proud of you. HENRY DODSON Aegis Bee Club: Public Speaking Class. Thou whom truth and wisdom lead, cans: gather riches From a, stone. It is Henry's Class work that counts most with him. We believe him to be the most studious fellow in his home room. and we're not one bit worried about his future. hzgh.