West Night High School - Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WALLACE A. COOK ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER H'I'rm' us a awedl? to ill? polo. Wallace is an ardent worker, sincere in everything, with a great broad systematic mind, he is each day paving the way to a higher and nobler plane. LAMBERT AGIN PRESIDENT 0? ths or 191m Ha doe; wdl, u'lm dun hit hast. Deep hidden under his ready humor Lies the man, true as steel, straight as the pine That rears its lofty crest unto the sky And stands unharmed as the storm sweeps by. PAUL BILGER TREASURER OF CLASS OF 1910 hThe secrei of mcccys L's cmu'hzncy.n Paul is without doubt one of the staunchest and most highly respected fellows of our school acquaintance. His mind seems but to earnest effort and we predict a. promising future for him in Whatever walk of life he enters. 16

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J05. H. GROSSMAN EDITOR IN CHIEF t'An' certainly in: mm a ynnd IPHW. He was the leading spirit of the class and was an able Editor. Let it be hoped that his success in life be as it was With the Voice and the Annual. SAMUEL STERN ASSOCIATE EDITOR H'ILTf'horrl. we call gm y. Here is the business man of the class. He can give advice on any sub- ject, from buying class pins to composing poetry. As a foot-ball player this man shines. He plays end on the football team and also on the minstrel show, but is first in anything for the honor and glory of the school. WALTER R. COOK BL'SINE'it-i MANAGER H1 am Imt 1'11 the ml! of runumm mmz. Walter is one of the noblest boys in the school. A young man HWho dares to be :1 Daniel. His work as business manager on the staff cannot be paralleled, you have but to look at the HVOiCCH to know what he has been doing. It is to his untiring effort and good financial management that we owe this book. Walter is on the straight road to success in whatever he may undertake. 15

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ROSE DUCKEN SECRETARY OF CLASS OF 1910 HTIW fiowrr cl 1le claw. Rose is one of the most studious and energetic young ladies of the class, and her Winsome ways have won her many friends. ISADORE B. BYER 'hSIwrl and 51:wa This young man has a promising future, judging from the trend of his ambitions of today. He has proven to be a studious scholar, and a jolly entertainer in a musical way. CHARLES ELSTON MEMBER OF STAFF Thy madrcfy's a candle to thy nu'ril. The class must always consider that it has been fortunate in knowing Elston. He has been with us only a short time, but his occupations while with us have included football, a particular adaptability to study and a wholesome contribution to class spirit. 17