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

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+v- 5kg? FOREST JOHNSON EditordinvChief GEORGE A. RECHTIN MELVIN w. FAGEDES Business Managers RAY ZUCH Art Editor PETER G. NOLL Circulation Manager Assisted by EDITORIAL STAFF ART STAFF and LITERARY STAFF V! M 1 3: 3r . r ;

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gOTEWOTd Vv'e have attempted to weave into the pages of this book something of that intangible spirit of youth and of high endeavor so characteristic of East Night. We now realize that this spirit is not to be reduced to the mere printed page. However, we hope that in the mellow years to come, this book will bring back memories of the companions who shared our sue cesses and failures at. old East Night.

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1 es ! 1 $ 1 1 Qedz'catz'on Occasionally, in this modern age of selfr aggrandizement, there comes a man, who cloaks real achievement behind the veii of selftefacement. To one who has labored untiringly to make East Night what it is, who has ever taken a personal interest in the welfare of his students, and who, under adverse conditions, has developed the musical talents of class after class of East Nighters, each volume of the Rostrum is a record of achievement. To Max R. Reszke, teacher, musician, and man, the Class of 528 gratefully dedicates this book, .Wn