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

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STELLA SNYDERe ilIt is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Stella was always ready for fun. You can see it in her face. She would pass up lessons any old time to indulge in a joke or deliver a note to somebody. Stella did not join us till our Senior year and we would like to become better acquainted. EDWIN WESTERFELDe Hail to our lovers of lessons. One of the most studious and earnest boys of the class is Westerfeld. Although with us for but one year, we would not hesitate to predict a suc- cessful career in life for him because of the untiring eHorts Which he has displayed during the entire year. BERNARD R. QUARTORS-Class Business Manager of Superba Afecta ilClothes oft proclaim the man. Bernie is a jolly good fellow. He started a style which not may were inclined to followwthat of coming to school in a motOr car. Bernie was always ready for a good time and it is said he spent whole afternoons looking for somebody with whom he could have some fun. h25-

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F. W. SCHIMANSKIs nI have bought golden opinions From all sorts of people. Schimanski knew what he knew and what he didn't know he was not ashamed to ask about-sometimes to the exasperation of the teacher. Although Bill did not take an active interest in class affairs, he never- theless encouraged us with his sound advice. BERTHA SHAYER-Author nSnoiwballas Christmas iiHer silver voice . Is like the rich music of a summer bird. Bertha was a dainty, fascinating little girl from South Caflina. Her musical Southern brogue and the bewitching way in which she rolls her big black eyes will, when she grows older, bring disaster upon some young man. Incidently Miss Shayer can write excellent poetry and fiction. She also is an artist. ROBERT WICHMANs i'I do desire we may be better strangers? Wichman kept to himself, therefore we do not know much about him. He is an Optician by trade; maybe thatis why he could see thru those geometry propositions so well. Leths hope he is an optimist by tem- perament.

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ANTONIA WIERSCHmAuthor of Travelogue ; Class Essayist Although Antonia has not lived in America many years, she has mas- tered the English language so well that she was able to set down an ac- count of her travels so fluently that our exchanges were compelled to mentiOH her. The Travelogue was one of the mainstays of the Voice. Antonia is an accommodating friend. 26