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

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EMMA SCHMIDT MEMBER OF STAFF None kncw thee 1m! to love theta Norm named thee but In praisp. This maiden has twiried herself about us thru her happy disposi- tion, and we will greatly miss her smiling face when we are separated HARRIS GINBERG MEMBER OF STAFF HFor awry why he had a wherefw'c. Among the throngs we often meet a man of sterling qualities and such a one is our friend Ginberg. His worth has been proven in many ways, and his full and complete grasp of all he undertakes has made him well liked by the faculty and students as well. JOSEPH KELLAR i'lemni and Sociablc to 411. Joseph is a studious and diligent fellow, which are the requirements for His willing ways have won for him many friends. 19 a successful career.

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MARIE A. LEAHY To know hm was to love her. Marie is one of the sweetest girls in our class and is highly esteemed by all. By her pleasant dispositions she has won many friends throughout the years she has spent with us and her smiling countenance and ever-helping hand will always be remembered by all who know her. MARMON FREEMAN True to hix work, his 'u'm'dtr, and fride'. Harmon is full of vim and vigor, a young man who lives true to his convictions, and when once convinced of an issue will fight to the bitter end. His will be a seat of love and honor. RICHARD H. GRAVETT EDITORIAL STAFF. HThanks, IIzanks' to Hire, my worthy Incndt Richard is one of those successful young men with a turn of mind that readily grasps all the intricacies of mathematics and such things. But he also is popular as can be among all of the erllows, and t0 the 'lfair ones he is charming. 18

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NATHAN H. KELLER H'el! knew he the aide Esculapim. Keller is an energetic fellow who is now attending Medical College. The whole class wishes him success in his future career; GEO. KOHLMANN NIEM BER OF STAFF '11 lover and u liuly bathdar. A very industrious fellow who will make an impression in the business world. The whole class is pulling to see him succeed. He intends to enter U. C. in the pursuit of a fuller knowledge to the end for which he strives. WILLLAM KLUSMEYER MEMBER OF STAFF t'.-1 manly man war he. William is just the man needed to add to the stability and solidity of the class. We might say of his excellent qualities, that all are admirable and in his four years with us we feel we have gained something in that we have known him. 20