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

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CHARLES A NAISH When I became a man, fput away childish things. Naish is a manly fellow with a good stock of common sense.- We believe that he has the proper makeup and that we may expect much of him. LEO B. NIEHE, Assistant Business Manager. The true poet is all-knowing- He is an actual world in miniature. When not occupied with his Studies, Niehe could be found writing his thoughts in rhyme. He possessed a Wealth of ideas which supplied him with an abundance of material for verse. NATHAN OKUN Na farther seek his merit: to disclose, 0r draw his frailties from their dread abode. -The persistence and determination with which Okum struggled in order to continue with his course is praiseworthy. i 4 16

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FREDERICK H. KIPF i' Hix 1mm as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Kipf is a'siient. industrious chap: honest in everything he does. There is a certain rellability in Kipf which seems to plead for acceptance. CHARLES A. KLUSEMEYER He was a scholar and a ripe and good one. Charlie has proved his sterling Worth and has won a place among us. Our best wishes attend him. THOMAS LEO McJOYNT, Business Manager Whose in though! is wise. in deed upright, Tn'umplzanily 'gainst force and fraud shall jiglzt. Leo has distinguished himself as a staunch champion of whatever is right Not at any time did he allow anything to influence him to turn from and just. The world is in need of such men as the type that which he held to be right. to which McJoynt belongs. 15

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HARRY PASTOR An equal mixture of good humor, And semible, soft melancholy. At times Harry would act as a comedian. At other times he displayed a marked degree of seriousness and showed an intense interest in his studies. WM. C. PAUL 1, Hum neglecting u'orldb' ends. all dedicaled To closeness and flu: bettering of my mind. Paul is an intelligent fellow and a quiet student. He treasures words like diamonds. but stiil remains courteous to alL He is a living exempliflcation of the adage, Actions speak louder than words. CARL F. PIEPER, Vice Pres. of Class To be great! 1': 10 be mismiderslood. Pieper was the social leader of the class. He will soon be a prosperous busi- ness man, no doubt, but still sooner a ioving protector. ' 17