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

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GEORGE G. HOLDTi uII prefer .x-chl prmh'nr-r In quuuiimmfolfy. Although George- is quiet and unassuming, he is well liked by every one of the class. He Was a true companion. and one who said little but accomplished much, taking a great deal of silent interest in all school affairs. JOHN KEDINIE Editor of .lllllefim' NIH who urulvriulrz' considerabh' things. t'N'H in a n'ynlnr uw'rh ought to yirrv 1m ground In prmume ubilily. John, as described ln' one of the teachers, his one who has the coura re . 5 u I u - - g of 1115 t'Ol'lVlCtIOllS and who knows whereof he speaks? H15 Wlllmgness and friendly attitude toward everyone has made him one of the most popular boys of West Night. CHARLES A. KLEIN hChaQoEditor 0f the Funny Bone hxl .x-mmr rlix osr'finu ix HM I'm .mm' 0 NHt'rl'm-z. J L . Charley was always around with his witticism, causing others to laugh, and having a good Laugh himself. His favorite pastime was deducting tons and twenties from our Class recitalions in Geometry. His work as editor of the hFunny B0116, was enjoyed by all of us on account of its originality and humor. Page Twmly-onr

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Page Twenty HARVEY E. HILLiBusiness Nianager 0f the Voice and ANNUAL; lVlember 0f Trojan Club 't He possvmm a peculiar fuh'rn' for producing Pfft't'l in whatever he says or Jam. Our hats off to Harveyithe best Business Manager West Night ever had. He never tired of working for West N ight. The excellent financial condition of the Staff this year was largely due to him. Many staffs will come and go, but few Will ever find a business manager who Will accomplish as much as Harvey did. LESTER G. HILPPiCaptain 01' the Debating Team ; Publicity NIanager of the Voice i'l'undur ix Hm Mal of a noble mind, flu: ornann'ni and prirh' of man. am! iht' run'xi virtue of .s'ociubz'l'ify. tt heuever a frank opinion was wanted, one was sure to get it from 'tLes . and this faculty denotes true friendship. Lester is also a famous debater and this accomplishment combined with numerous other qualities wiil surely realize for him his greatest ambition. BERNARD S. HIRSCHHORNhWemhe-r 0f the Debating Teamii; Editor of Whok; Who in 1930$ig Circulation NIanager of the Voice and ANNUAL; Class Orator: Melnherof ttTrojan Club.n H'lu'h' PFOTJN nf fmnml lmgih and ihundr'riug sound. .71 mazrrl Ihz' gazing ruxlim gullzrrvd round: :1 MI still Hwy yuzrri' mu! .x-iili Ilu'ir wnndc-r grc'u' Thai am- .wuuH hard could carry all he Imrux One of the highly efficient c-ircula Lion managers of the Voice and Axxux L. It vas largely through Bernard's efforts that we had so many subscribers to the I'm'r-e. He was ever ready with an original suggestion, and his debating ability will long he remembered hy the students of XVest Night. 7

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Page thnly-lmn WILLIAM H. KOPPD'IANi - A man who .x-vc-mx of rfzwrfuf ymit'rdays and confidant tomor-ruws.' BiWs face wore a perpetual smile, not even the exams worrying him. He was always out. for a good time, believing in the converse of the old saying: wa pleasure interferes with your work give up pleasure? However, his marks were always high even though he did not overwork himself to attain them. HILDA B. KOPPMEIERhEditor 0f Abroad at Home; Author of ttA Happy C hristm as Rennionia A camrmtr' 11117119 and full of glw, Who darm- 10 fungi: uu! full and free? Hilda has taken the readers of the Evening School Voice. on many an interesting trip by her wonderful descriptions in the Abroad at Home? While being an author. she is also all that the above quotation interprets. A good time was always in evidence for every one when Hilda. was present. MATTIS A. ICUHLMANm Silrm-r irhrn uoilliug m'c'd bc- .x'uitf is the cloqurncc of discrrtinnf Perhaps if lVlattis had been with us a little longer he would have become more talkative, but we doubt it. He was never worrying about anybody'ts business except his own and did not bother people With his troubles. He would make a very meek and silent husband for some girl.