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

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GEORGE J. Vv'ELLMAN TIM nobles! Roman of them all. In analyzing the Characters of our classmates, we come to one so rare and 50 mixed as to produce the highest type of man, and, in discussing the noblest cf us, our eyes must as a matter of course, turri to George Wclhnan. M ICHAEI. NELSHX HERMAN CROWTHER And srili they garrd, and still the :L'mm'vr gram, V1CEtPRESIDENT CLASS 1911 '1 ha! hue small! hard ruuld tarry all In- know. I dare do all :lzar become: a man: Mike is not only one Of W'est Night High School's N ha dares do more, is THUitNJ, trilliant stholars, but also one Of the most famous embryo attorneys at the Cincinnati Law School. We believe that Mike will make a successful attorney, pro- vided he can be persuaded to listen to other people's opinions. Herman has been with the class for the past two years, during which time he has proved his sterling worth both as a student and a class officer. Crowthcr intends to go West in the near future to take up farming. XV T. SCHIEL Ht? fiomwsrd a pcr-uh'm' talent of prodnm'ng eifmf in wizafrwr' hr did or mid. Schiel is, indeed, a welcome addition to the class this year. He is a hard worker, and takes a hearty interest in all the affairs of the class. He is also our class prophet, and in the art of prophesying has the immortal Will's lIThree Witches looking to their laurels. 22

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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.

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My Destiny WJLLIAM FORTMUJLLLLK, hll The scene, an Inn, and there a throng Comrades, :15 Mignon 52mg, now we Of roisterers, who claim a song Must take the Roads of Destiny. From Mignon, poet ofrthe fields. And like him, let us bid to light He drains hi5 cup, arises, yields: Us 011 the way to Eght the fight Thus ran his songh For God, for Country and for Right, True hcart and qrong, I go to seek on many roads What is to be. Let our song l;e,-HN0 matter what True heart and strong, with love to ligln In life may be our given lot, Will they not bear me in the fight W'c try to do, but never shun, To ordcr, shun 0r Wield or mould The work that each day must be dcne, My Destiny F We try to order, wield or mould For Right, what Destiny may l'mld For us, our whole life long.