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

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CARRIE BENKEN Onawa Winonas; Orchestra : Public Speaking Class. Ami her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fa-ial'.n One has to know Carrie per- sonally to fully appreciate what a good pal she is. She was always willing to lend a helping hand, and her loyalty both to school and compan- ions has endeared her to our hearts. She has made a good record during her four years at East Night, and we have no fear for her future. MILDRED BLAIR Onawa Winonas; Public Speaking Class: Dramatic Club. KWVhen she had passed It seemed like the ceasing of exquisite musw? Mildred is the embodiment of everything sweet and wo- manly. Her beautiful brown eyes reflect her generous soul and fine mind. Her charm- ing manner has endeared her to her classmates for all time. Twent'z -Three LORETTA M. BENKEN Onawa Winonas: Public Speaking Class. Thou. art the friend To whom the shadows of long years extend. Loretta is every onefs friend. She is one of those persons who makes night school life so pleasant. We shall always remember you, Loretta, and may your kindness be re- turned a thousandfold. J OHN W. BOERS Criterion Club; Public Speaking Class: Dramatic Club. Worth, courage, honor; these indeed You-vr sustenance and birth- nght care. John is a very hard worker, and always excels in his stmiies. He is undoubtedly one of the bright lights of the Class of ,25, and we know that some day, East Night shall have reason to be very proud of him.

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SARAH J . BENNETT All her excellences stand in her so silently as if they had stolen upon her with- out her knowledge. Good things often come in small packages,eSa1-ah for instance. She has been with us for a year, but has shown us that though she is quiet, she is a real student. She is going away to college next year to prepare for her career-teaching. Pm sure sheql be a great success. Itis expected of you, Sarah. JAMES C. MARCUS Oratm'ical Contest. What may not others fear If thus he crowns each year. James came to us two years - ago from Newman, Georgia and set right to work to show his mettle. He is an imius- trious and able student and is well liked by his class- mates. He intends to attend Fisk University at Nashville next year, and we look to him to uphold the .traditions of East Night. Twenty-Two EDWARD HURST Track Team; Oratorica! Contest. 0144' deeds detemnme us as much as we determine our deeds! Ed is one of those admir- able fellows, who has time for studies and for athletics as well. He intends to go-to U. C. next year, where he surely will make a name for the school and for himself. A. RICHARD WHITE iiOf virtues hath he many moi Than I with pen have skill to show. Richard is a quiet, studious lagi and we are sure that he w111 make a success in life, if he ls as steadfast in his future career as he was while attending East Night High Schwl. E J g

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EMERSON R. BOYD Glee Club; Criterion Club; Football Team: Track Team. If he be not fellow with, the best of kings, You shall ever find him, king of best fellows. Well, Emerson, as a. student, athlete and all-around good fellow, accept our congTatu- lations Emerson intends to prepare for a medical career. As a doctor of medicine and surgery East Night 'will be proud to list him as an alumnus. JULIUS C. BRILL Secretary. Criterinn Club. The rrewm-d of a thing well done, is to have done it? Julius, though quiet and un- assuming, is one of the hard- est workers in the school. He is always willing to help. His perseverance and integrity assure his future success. Twenty-Fowr LOUIS B. BREVING Athletic Editor. Rostrum: Presi- dent. Dramatic Club; Public Speak- ing Class; Criterion Club: Glee Club; Boat Ride Committee: Foot- ball Committee; Oratorical Contest. Happy is the man who ob- tains wisdom. and Louis is always happy. His winning smile has al- ways expressed his wonderful personality and good nature. His tact, talent, poise and courage made him a dis- tinguished leader in social affairs in addition to being a. possessor of scholarship and school loyalty. VIOLA R. BRUEGGEMAN So rich in treasures of her own, She might our boasted stores defy. ' Viola comes to us from Mt. St. Vincent Academy in Price Hill, to finish her senior year. We have not been able to get her to say much about herself but We know that she is pop- ular with her classmates and stands high in scholarship.