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

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RUDY ABRECHT-Booster of Superba Afecta ii . Reproved each dull delay Allured to brighter worlds and led the way On account of being promoted to a position as traveling salesman, Rudy was forced to leave us before graduating, and we predict many more promotions for him in the future. His advice at class meetings was con- sidered invaluable. It took him to find the name Superba Afecta for the Senior class. It also took Rudy to find the answers to many difficult ques- tions in English. His favorite saying is: My time is too valuable. FRIEDA BOHNeSecretary of Superba Afecta And if I laugh at any mortal thing, tTis that I may not weep. Frieda was a willing worker and committee member, but always out of order, because she just had to giggle. She will giggle her way thru life just as she giggled her way thru school. Once, during an examination, Frieda turned around to ask the girl behind her what time it was, and her paper was confiscated. Did she weep? She did not; she just giggled. She will giggle when she reads this. STEPHEN T. BRADING-Voice Salesman iiA young man who blushes is better Than one who turns pale. Steve is a many-sided fellow. He would feel just as natural at a Browning Society or in church as he does at a ragtime ball. The fact that. he is at all times natural and sincere is what makes him so popular. He was especially so with the girls who, whenever he was called to the board to work a geometry proposition would say, N ow watch Steve blush P'

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SENIOR CLASS

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BERNARD BRYAN-iiSpanish Specialistu As constant as the N orthern Star. A very energetic and diligent student is Bernard, With a mind par- ticularly well adapted to grasp all the intricacies of solid geometry. Though he has only been with us for a brief time, we feel confident that he will be more successful in reaching the goal of his ambitions than his famous namesake has been. ' LSE A. DIECKMANe-itElsie iiI-Ieaven bless thee! Thou hast the sweetest face I ever looked on. Elsie is one of those good natured students who is always ready for the fun going. As a faithful rooter she will always be remembered by the football team. Her favorite expression is uEso es iThatis itL HARRY DRACHENBERG-Class Editor of Superba Afecta, and Author of The Peace-Bureauii i'An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. I Although his entrance into the class was rather unostentatious, this young man soon became popular. Harry was studious and his contribu- tions to the Voice were always interesting. Later in the year he joined the iiKnights of the Round Table and attended meetings every night. Harry enjoys a good time and we will never forget the night When he forced us to sing a song with him in the middle of the canal bridge.