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

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MARY XVOODS A fierfct't wmnan, rmbly jaimmrd, T0 7mm, 10 romfw'f and command? Seldom in our everyday life do we meet with girls of the type of Mary. Her gentle ways and kind acts have endeared her to the hearts of all her classmates. CLARENCE SCIINTEDERS He tried to exmnlzliffy in his own life H'hat hr most admired in others? Clarence is one of the brightest fellows in the class. In geometry he shines, and in fact in all branches. is he adept. He is industrious. always iiplugging', and is blessed with such noble traits of mind and character that success await: him. C HARLES SCH ULZ I am fall, and my mind, In rorrcsf'ond tn ity tmsffimt. deals only with high thoughts, Charlie is the joy and life of the class. In the years to come we shall think more frequently of him than of any other man in the class. and always it will be with such a glow of good feeling and good humor that his sunny countenance shall come up before Our mind's eye. We wish him every success in life.

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BERTHA PETERSON Her eyes wcrc fair and zory fair; HM beauty made it? glad, Bertha is one of the best liked girls in the class, She is jelly and has a smile and a kind word for everyone. Her pleasing disposition has made her many friends. SAMUEL RABKIN HA scholar, yet surcly no pedallt was 112, Here is another of our recent acquaintances. Rabkin is industrious and has little to say. He is all busincss, and is possessed with that spirit of perseverance, which is a valuable asset to anyone. ISADORE REITMAN Merry :15 the day 1': long. Reitman is one of the youngsters of the class, but his youth does not impede his progress in his studies. He is always prepared on any subject, and is a star in geometry. Nor does he lack good fellowship. for Isadore is quite popular in the class and is everybod'v's fricndi 19

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JOSEPH A. VON DER HAAR CLASS PROPHET rTo those who know thee not, 110 words can paint, And than who know thee; know all words are faint In the days of old, it was often the mcn without titles and oHices who did most good, and so it is with von der IIaarl Joe's advice to the editor has been bpth wise and frequent. If all of us were as earnest in our work, as true tolour friends as Joe is, the world would have more to expect of us, and we could look forward with more confidence to the future. LASSAR STEINBUCH A quiet, genial spirit, well equipped for Iii: future rower. Although we have but recently made the acquaintance of this young man, we have found him to be an ideal student in every respect. He is a hard and industrious worker, and should succeed in whatever he under- takes. ROBERT F. WILDEY H hour! to resoli-Je, a head to f071f1'1i1l2, and a hand to exeruief' It was the unanimous opinion of the class and teachers both, that in Wildey's departure from school at the beginning of the term, the class 1051: one of its sturdiest and best members. It is eminently proper, therefore, that his photograph appear with his old time friends and classmates.