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

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PAUL HOLDT HThe secret of success is constancy. Mr. Holdt is a quiet, reserved youth who is very good at all his studies. He is to be complimented upon his attendance at West Night after farming all day. FRANK IBER uCalm, cool, collected, surely he will rise in the world. Mr. Iber is a very serious-minded student. He is very successful in all his studies and made a. very good class editor. CLARENCE KRAUS Deep in the man sits fast his fate To mould his fortunes small or great. But in this case we consider only the latter alternative. If Mr. Kraus does his work in the future as well as he has in the past we shall not be disappointed. 20

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JOHN FRICKER tJale t He's a clever young student Both witty and prudent, His motto is, forsooth, True love never did run smooth. Jacks chief pleasure lies in taking walks tall aloneiU, and studying the freaks of nature. He is a good student. We attribute his scholastic achievements to the fact that he pores over his books even during recitation. HUGO HALLER ttTrue to his work, his words and friends? - Here is a young man who has been very active in school affairs. Mr. Haller was one of our best football players and vice-president of the class. He was con- genial With his classmates and also popular- With the girls. WALTER HOFFMAN For the love of laughter, hinder not the humor of his designs. Hoffman delighted in mischief and tried to entertain the class with his ukulele. He was very regular in attendance. 19

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ABRAHAM KRUSKAL Men do less than they ought, unless they do all they can. Kruskal was a very bright student. He was especially good in Latin, and tuck his work at West Night seriously. IRENE LAMMERS U find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Irene showed a constant attentiveness to study' Her diligence should bring to her every reward in return for painstaking effort. IRWIN LEIBSCHUTZ All the hearts of men were softened By the pathos of his music. Irwin was rather a quiet student and member of the orchestra. He is master of his Violin and the class wishes him success in his career. 21