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

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MARGARET BRANDHORSTeMt. Peter Editor of H13121111111116 Chatter Alas, although we bid her stay, The lovely vision Hccs away. Margaret is a student of the F1151 water, a genuine friend and a good, hard ,worker. In and out of school she is the same pleasant, genial Mar'garct. Though quiet and reserved, her character beams through, and her virtues are indexed on her face. For the first part of the year Margaret wrote some entertaining articles under the capHOn of HFeminine Chatter of which she was editor at the time. LOUIS CARLeFifth District Circulation Manager for 1116' V010; and ANNUAL '1He was in Logic a great critic, Profoundly skilled in analytic; He could distinguish and divide A hair Kwixt south and southwest Side? Louie has a quality ofMget there that stands out above everything else. This seifsamc virtue pUshed itself into evidence during the four years of our acquaintance and has gathered f01 111111 :1 well- earned diploma hLouic' 11:15 manifested a willingness to work and placed himself in pnpu-lar favor by handlinn theCirc1111111011 Managerial position of the VOICE. LOL11C 15 011 the right road and we miss our guess If he docsu t do big things. Remember the class prophecy, Louie, railroad president? mere worthy of it. FANNY CLEMENTSanurth I111c1'1'1'1ediate Editor Travelogues 1slr1tellig1-1111? Yes, in every way; With a feminine gift of ready speech; And knows full well 13vhat not to say Whenever the theme transcends her speech Serious, observant and sincere In her school work Fanny was earnest; in the class. organization her voice always rang w1th the tone of good judg: ment and leadership.He1'mP1avelog11cs for the, V0101: show her to he a wr1ter of merit.

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MRS. LULU DhARMONDhSECOHd Intermediate uAnd never brooch the folds combined Above a heart more good and kind. Here is a lady in its full meaning Always a strong member of the class and n willing worker upon the summons. The refined atmosphere which surrounded her serves at all times to elevate her in the estimation of her companions. Her clean-cut views and sound sense have assisted in many cases in straightening out difficulties; at the class meetings. RI CHARD FLANNERYhSt. Xavier A merrier man Within the limits of becoming mirth I never spent an hour's talk withal, Popularly known as nDick, and his favorite occupation is smiling, smilv ing everyone into good spirits. Dick has a way of smiling, even when things are coming rough, that gives you the desire to go 3.1 it again. Dick is a thirtyhthird degree student and a pal clean through MARGUERITE GEIShSt. Lawrence, Price Hill 'hIf to her share some female errors fall, Look at her face and you'll forget them all. Marguerite established a bond of friendship, a tie inconceivable in one year. She graced our number at the beginning of the 1914 term, and has made herself an appreciated and weH-likcd member. Quiet and serious at times, but curious and intelligent always. Her class work has been of the highest order and her comradeship unequaled.