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

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FACULTY GREETING HE FACULTY congratulates you heartily upon your gradu- ation. The years of study, sacrifice, and perseverance have brought you their just reward. Because of our con- tribution to your success the Faculty wishes to join with you in your satisfaction of a task vvell done, and We vvish to say that we are proud of you. While we sincerely praise your accomplishments so far, may we point out that your graduation is not the end and final achievement of either your abilities nor of our efforts. You have completed only a milestone in the full realization of your ovvn ability and worth. The results of our efforts, like- vvise, are not to cease upon your graduation. In these times when real ability and true inner worth ofa person are so vitally necessary to the continuance and success of genuine, en- lightened, and humane living, We hope that the ideals and principles of just, socialized living, which you have learned so far, will guide you in the future. May the final results of your life be an honor to yourself and to East Night. JOHN B. FREIDEN. Twcrzzjy-Jevezl

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Tuemjy-Jix TG TI-IE FACULTY HHN WE ENTERED oUR cLAssRooMs for the first time, each one of us looked askance at the teachers and murmured under our breath, I vvonder hovv Well I will get along with this one. As the days and weeks passed we became better acquainted vvith our instructors and began to appreciate their true value. You have been more than teachers-you have been our faithful servants. On numerous occasions your personal desires have been sacrificed in order that our demands could be satisfied. Many of you have remained after school with us or have planned and executed special educational trips so that our need for extracurricular activities could be fulfilled. We are not unmindful of your assistance in the compiling of this book. It lies not vvithin our ability to render a fitting eulogy to you, our Faculty. If it is true that a person takes with him a part of each individual with vvhom he is associated, our value as citizens of the United States has been greatly enhanced be- cause of our daily contact vvith you. HENRY H. SCHADLER.

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Twmgy-eight Top Row Clqff za rightlz Frank P. Batterson, Science and Trigonometryg August Bieclerman, Chemistry CFriday NightDg August Brokaw, Spariishg Alice M. Budke, Lating Henry Buehren, Coach. Bo'r'roM Row Cleft za rigbzlz Edward W. Busam, American Historyg Lucile Cornuelle, Zoology CFriday Nightjg Beatrice Davis, Typingg A. F. Diettert, Botany QFriday Nightjg Muriel Douglas, English 1. Tl-I E FACU LTY FRANK P. BATTERSON1HC sees the little things in life .... AUGUST BIEDERMAN1I Wonder What he thinks of NaCl'tyI-IQO? . . . AUGUST BROKAW-A gay caballero .... ALICE M. BUDKE-The attrac- tion of the Latin Club .... HENRY BUEHREN-He gives a speech each year .... EDWARD W. BUSAM-I wonder where the Pilgrim gets his hair grease? . . . LUCILE CoRNUELLE+She's bugs on her subject .... BEATRICE DAVIS1liWhHf is your speed to- night, John? . . . A. F. DIETTERT-Can he play basketball! . . . MURIEL DoUGLAs-Some day vve shall give her a test.