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

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MARJORY ANDREWS Blythe and guy as a song bird in Spring. Marjory came to us this year after spending three years of her high school life at Ovid, Michigan. The fact that she is a day student at the Mis- sionary Training School shows her courage and pur- pose in life. She is a very amiable girl and has made many friends. REBA BAKIE Dramatic Club; Public-SpeflifEl' IaSSA x, , K Sha had a. good heart, And is always doing he'rf part. Page our fanatic on trig! Reba is possessed of' rare- common sense. She intends to study sociology in a Texas university, and is destined to become an international social service worker. East Night will hear great things from her some day for she possesses great ability. Twenty ISADORE ARONOFF Glee Club; Criterion Club: Public Speaking Class; Dramatic Club. A ready smile that friend- ship wins, A warmth that gives deb light. Isadore intends to pursue a. commercial course next year. We expect him to be a meru chant prince some day. FRED VICTOR. BARKAU Criterion Club. Wk sunny disposition is the weary soul of success. -If Fred tackles his work in the world with as much en- thusiasm, cheerfulness and pep as he has shown in his work at East Night, We are sure he'll be a winner. We do not know what your plans for the future are, Fred, but ,25 wishes you the best of luck! ,, . w.-...u..'. '

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6 32:0; !'h W.- m - - 51115-11 H 7:512 ;: ,m 4:7. ' Alma Mater T0 Thee, our Alma Mater, Thy sons join in refrain. When storms of life about us break Thy calm shall ever reign. While we within thy Halls abide, Thou true our footsteps guide. Thy memories time' cannot efface Where flower of friendship e,er will grace. Thy radiant glory shine 0n thy sons forever more. Thy radiant glory shine, Thy spirit never die, The glowing memory ever thine, Of Three, dear East Night High, Robert A. Lyon. Ninteen j

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GEORGE BECK, J R. ttI-Iis ability radiates suc- cess. George is rather quiet, but a regular fellow after you know him. He is a faithful student and has won a host of friends. May your future hold all that is good, George. , g THELMA BARKER 7 1171 K Onnwa Winonas i7 1,4in , f 8ng is a maiden, gentle and w An: iXX M ,lf :1 3X gyit Fund, J -1i - i ' 'K I41 317 WILLIAM W. BECKER . Whose modesty settles on others like a charm. ,7 Vf 7Q 1 fi f i i 'i 5-32? fiCr t Club; Dramatic Club: J fr i m3! Mighty 1 Public Speaking . . . ass. , Thelma IS a sweet, qulet girl, Whom every one likes. She is very studious and We know success Will attend her every endeavor. wi ix N othing 1's more simple than X greatness; indeed, to be Simple is to be great. ,.William has been with us two years. What he has learned at East Night he has learned well, for he is a very diligent student. All who have met William recognize in him a character that is of the very highest quality. We do not know what his future plans are, but he has our sincere wishes for success. CLIFFORD A, BECKENHAUPT Room Executive; Dramatic Club: Criterion Club;I Public Speaking ass. , iiBw-eathes there a mom with heart so gay? So blithe cmd debonaim? Take your time new, girls, don't crowd. A canoe can hold but two. Clif is dis tinguished for havinggone through the grammar grades Without even one iilickingf parting his hair on the side, and swallowing dictionaries; consequently, he is a good speaker. Even though no one understands the words he uses, we pick him for a win- ner just the same. Twenty-One