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

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r i TWENTY-SIX MARTIN F. FLANNELLY QAZZBOJ And when a lady's in the case, You know all other things give place. Martin has the ability to do great things, as was seen on many occasions. RUSSELL j. FRIEDLEIN QRUSSD Silence when nothing need be said Is the eloquence of discretion. He was present at all activities with kindly eye and friendly smile. WILLIAM F. FRIETSCI-I One of the most industrious and cour- teous boys of the class. His kindly smile and twinkling eye will always live in the memory of his classmates. CLARENCE W. FRGHLIGER CNEEWAHJ Class Artist, Member of Annual Committee, Glee Club. Conscientious study and careful prep- aration have gained for him a high standing in his classes.

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ROBERT E. DUDERSTADT CEDDYD Nature never meant her secrets to be found, And man's a riddle which man can't expound. Robert was a silent and studious class- mate, and his rewards are marks of merit. ELMER HARRY EGGERS Elmer's just one of the quiet boys, The ones who're always around 3 Though never known to make much noise, I-Ie worked without a sound. W is ,f WV ALFRED G. ENG DT fAMBITIONJ Th yjol I dd humor of this member of the e ior Class was exhibited through- e year in all his classes. I RMA L. FABER Her passing was like the ceasing of exquisite music. Quietly, though musingly, she mingled with us in studies and social activities. ff X , 'N' ,-X ff f! 1 l 'V TWENTY-FIVE

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c MORRIS GARFIELD True merit is like a river: The deeper it is the less noise it makes. Morris says very little. I-Ie could al- ways be found applying himself very diligently. We feel confident of his success in life. GERTRUDE GEILER Annual Committee. She was like A dream of poetry, that may not be Written or told-exceedingly beautiful. A quiet, modest girl, but of such sterling qualities that she has won the respect of all. MARIE M. GIESEKING I-Ier sweet ways won for her many friends. This is true of Marie, to that we'll all agree. Won't we? K . DANIEL GLICKSBERG Modesty often gains more than pride. This is Mr. Glicksbergs motto. I-Ie is a living exemplification of the adage, Actions speak louder than words. TWE'NTY-SEVFN