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

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SAUL MARKeFirst intermediate Editor Athletic Department and Class Business Manager uFor he by Geometric scale Could take the size of pots of ale; And wisely tell what hour .3 day The clock dOth strike by Algebra.Y Saul takes to athletics as the proverbial duck to water, and has been instrumental in WA N. H. S. teams placing our rivais in the dust at alniost every event. Saul to the same degree is Huph in his subjects and has been handling the Athletic Department on the staff of the VOICE in conjunction with his position of Class Business Manager. Saul is the same, rain or shine, and his Brace up. old scout, is a welcome: phrase to all whc happen to be looking on the dark side.' DORA MILLERej'oneshoro, Ark. Associate Editor of the V0103 and ANNUAL Her pure and eloquent blood Spoke in her checks, and so distinctly wrought That one might almost say her body thought. A more enthusiastic and trueebluc assistant than Dora, Associate Editor of the VOICE and ANNUAL, could not he found. Her cheering words when it has seemed that the bottom had fallen out, and her willingness and ability, can never be fully appreciated or understood. Her hard Work at time; made her class work doubly difficult, but she was master of the Situation and con- quered. She deserves praise that cannot be worded. EVELYN MOELLEReFirst Intermediate Editor Spice fumbles Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn? Companionable and jolly, Evelyn settled herself in the good graces of the 1914 class in the Junior year, and our only regret is that she was not with us sooner. She was a member in high standing with the class and Editor of the HSpice J'umbles department, from which emanated the humor that surrounded the VOICE in the last year. The pleasant time we had at her home once upon a summer's eve will long be remembered.

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f HARRY KRAMERiPubliC Schtmls, New York Editor Uf Science Ami when 21. lutiyis in the Cilht'. Ynu knnu' all nther thing's give placcf Harry might well hl' held up before the youth of our nation as an example at the struggling. ambitious and progressive young man. Coupled with clear brain and kimwlmlgv of hard xrurle Doc has the will and inclination to buckle down to a thing where uthers leave off. Doc has handled the Science Department for the last year and haSigiVL-n that column a touch of :cientilic artistry. Notwithstanding the fact that he goes to school rivart of the day toils another part, finishes his clay With a little two hours in the Night School. Doch is ever bright and cheerful, and has. a kind word for all. He is a true friend to his friends and a pillar of support to his cause. EDWARD H. LEMKEReSt. Joseph's College Vice-President of the Class anrl Tiditor of Turrent Eveilts; Urator at Commencement. l'You'd scarce expect one of my age TO Speak in public from the stage. Ed is a cleanrcut gentleman from top to toeV and his sterling qualities beam out in the radiance of his affable countenance. In his studies Ed was always one of the First, and was ever ready to put his shoulder to the wheel when necessity called for assistance: His work on many occasions. and especially in connection with the dancest was done with a will and determina- tion that was almost prodigious, MATHEW IVIALONEYist. Maryls Class Editor HHear ye not the hum Of mighty workings? Matt has a gift of perceptihility that is unparalleled. Matt can look an argument in the face and tell on the minute what's wrong; Matt is n machin- ist-pcrhaps that is the cause, for he must measure with his eye and brain. He uses both to good advantage, and his will power and tenacity arc singular. For the past two years he has been Class Editor of the VOICE. and his work in that department is worthy of him. A genuine good scout is Matt.

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SYLVIA NAISHhSt. Joseph's Editor nIiidi.u:zitional Department Shalt show us how divine a thing A woman may be madef First in class and first in the hearts of her companions was Sylvia. Her school work was done with .1 will that is phenomenal. and her 'lEducaticnal write-ups were truly educational and interesting. Sylvia could do more things in Geometry and prove them than seems plausible, and her ability to rattle off the answers when called upon set us an example; and. like an example, there were noble efforts to imitate, but none to equal. ALBERT NEIMEYER-Nelsonls Business College Class President and Athletic Editor 'lHis cogitativc faculties immersed 1n cogihundity of cogitation. Amiahle Al. Captain of that famouleest Night High School football teamhthc pennant winners. Ali the big fellow with the light hair, carried himself admirably in his studies and as President of the Clans. During the first part of the year Al was Editor of the Athletic department. He is a fellow With big ideas and has the stuff in him to carry them out, V E RNA PLATT-Lin coln Her sunny hair is wondrous fair And wavy in its 110w; Who made it less One little tressh Wouldn't you like to know? Verna. is the young lady with the auburn hair and the dsmile that wonlt come off. While she has spent hut one year with us, we have come to know her and feel as though she has heeu among us the four years In the Latin circles she was a leader, and the other subjects seem to have been favorites of hers. We hold her in high esteem, both as a chum and fellow student.