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

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GEORGE MUTH Wise 1'0 resolve and patient to perform. We might call George one of our rising young men. After being business manager of the Voice for some time, he was asked to take the editorship upon the departure of Mr. Pandorf. He has made a very good editor and his work on the Voice does not interfere with his studies. ELSIE NUNNEKER iiA sweeter girl I have yet to meet. Elsie is a serious student. It has been a pleasure to have her in our midst for the past two years. She is not only a star in solid geometry, but is taking three years Spanish in one. The members of the senior class are proud to have her With them. VICTOR PANDORF tgWhen a deed is done for freedom, Through the broad earthis aching breast Runs a thrill of joy prophetic, Trembling cm from east to u-es-tf, Mr. Pandorf was editor-in-chief of the Evening School Voice, to which he devot- ed a great deal of his time. But unfortunately he could not be with us the entire year, as he was called to the colors in March; 23

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CHRIST LOEB For he by Geometric scale Could take the size of pois of ale; And wisely tell the hour If day, The clock doth strike by Algebra. Mr. Loeb is a quiet student Who excels in mathematics. He won many friends at school by his pleasant disposition. ALBERT LUEBKE Tis good will makes intelligence? By his cordiality A1 has made many friends at school. He was interested in the welfare of the school and took an active part in the school activities. ANNA MUELLER lThere is nothing more kingly than kindness, There is nothing more royal than truth. Anna was one of the most interesting and interested girls of the senior class. She was very much interested in her studies and could be found working almost every evening before school. 22

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CHARLES HODGES PICHEL The only way to shine, even in this false world, is to be modest and mzozssuwring.n Mr. Pichel Will be remembered by his classmates for his pleasant smile. He was a studious young man and took his work seriously. ELLA REIK All are architects of fate, Working on the walls of time; Same with massive deeds and great, Same. with ornaments of rhyme. Miss Reik was editor of the poetry circle. A sweeter, better natural girl than Ella does not exist. Her friendly ways and jolly disposition have made her a favorite with all. RUBY SCHAEN Our greatest glory consists, 'not in never falling, but 1'71. rising every time we fail'l.n tMiss Schaefs quiet voice and kindly smile will ever be remembered by her class- ma es. 24