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

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LOUIS J. HOCK He bid: the merry cup go round. Till sense and sorrow both are drowned. Hock is a royal good fellow. No party or picnic is complete without his merry laugh. HARRY IMMERMAN His mind his kingdom, and 111's TI'IW his law. lmmerman is a quiet fellow with rarely a Word to say. He seemed to live in a world of his own. attending strictly to his OWII business. HERMAN JACOBS For just rxpcrience' fell: in rvrry sail Tim! Mose who think mus! govern those who fail. Jacobs hiled the position as Business Manager of the Voice! for the first four months of our school term. In this period he showed an ability to handle well the business of that magazine. 13

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HARRY GEMBERG, Associate Editor nHis ready speed: followed fair and free. Harry is a good writer and an eloquent speaker. He is one 01 the brighte-st in the class in mathematics especially. He will undoubtedly be heard from In the future. ANNA M. HEY, Secretary of the Class Like a rose embowered in its own green leaves. Anna's quiet voice and kindly smile will ever be remembered by her class- mates. She was always conspicuous for her close interest in class affairs and for her diligence in studies. WALTER C. HIRSCHBERGER I do desire 'wr may be bch'er strangers. Hirschberger is a quiet, unassuming felluw. He is one of the persistent sort, however, and was never found wanting in his studies.

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ERNEST JAHNKE, J17... Treasurer of the Class. Call me not fool till heaven hath sent me foriune. Ernest has been the faithful guardian of our finances for the past three yearS. His method of collecting class dues could not be improved; it seemed an easy task to him to make you part with your last dime. MARTHA KAELIN, Class Essayist Gentle of speech, benejz'cent of mind. It is not often that we meet with girls of the class to which Martha belongs. She is a thoughtful, studious young lady and treats her studies intelligently. BENEDICT KAUFMAN Thy purposefirm is equal Ia Hm Lived: Who does HIE hrs! his circumstancr allzm'x Docs well, acts nobly. Benedict's habit of serious thought will unduubtcdly raise him tu the pin- nacle of success. 14