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

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W- ii ',X Nr'W 4157 25 QW 25 . , . QM -' A ' KST V . . i QW 3 , ' K , -, 'X cscillglxzffuw K 41' if .1-1fixLxLAn cm un am m an cm cm on cm un cm tm un rm cm un cm u is Q32 ND 1 U Q N N g B . EDWIN A. BUESCHER t ED J g Four-Year Academic. B Adv. Mgr. '25. X Chairman Pin and Ring Com- Q x 'iq 5 mittee. til Peanuts, '22, '23, H Whose armour is honest 3 thought, And simple truth his utmost 5 9 skill! ,Q Q Ed has shown himself to be a ,, QI Q person who will give help wherever N he can, with all the fullness of his H knowledge. He assisted not only g in the publishing of the Voice and Annual, but in various other g ways in which he could. He is a B good sport and always eager to X N haxe a good time. 5 N 'Nd S . 9 it 5 FRED BUSCH, JR. g Four-Year Academic. 8 Footballg Track. 5 An all round good fellow. x ii The personality of Fred will be a E ti U big factor in the achievement of his t U . . . U Q N ambitions. Athletlcs were an en- gaging interest for this chap. H B E SIDNEY J. CANNON E Two-Year Bookkeeping. Q' n Staff '25. n QI U N U Wise to resolve, and patient N H to perform. H Sid -is quiet and reserved and does not let his thoughts become 5 known. His faithful attendance and B excellent marks have shown him to N ,, be a thorough student. n Q' I U - I g VICTOR COLES B Four-Year Academic. g Worth makes the man. g N Q Victor is a very quiet, married ,, Q 'il chapg a scholar and a gentleman, N who always comes to class with 5 touseled head and a real Tommy 5 Traddles appearance, giving him that surprised look, which be- B speaks his quest for knowledge. 5 N ,H f- I fain ,JNL Q . Q QED ma un cm cm un cm cm nn mu an cm cm nn cm cm an cm Y Af 4197 i 237 My NN

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js i 445 i ? 2:5 eV' if ' xi' I K' F1 , SN Q -'lf4Xik,4n an un cm nn un cm an un cm un cm cm un mn cm un an ami?-1CY ,. 1 TH V ,Cf D1 N , S B H LOUIS C. DAY B Four-Year Academic. 5 I Track Team, '25. N N is 3 When they made him, they 5 li broke the mold. 5 Louis has shown himself to be 5 N endowed with fine talent. Litera- g ' ture claims him as an admirer. 5 School activities, too, claimed his is g interest. S is B B EDWARD H. DICKHAUS g Four-Year Academic. Q N A wise head and a silen-t N it, g tongue are companions. S is When it comes to silence, a H sphinx has nothing on Eddie, It B I is a wise man who knows how to 3 keep his mouth closed and this is 3 true in Eddie's case, because by 5 Q looking over his marks we find that u Q E he is wise. D Q u u 5 aosE1.1.A E. DIECKMANN 5 H Four-Year Academic. Q Yet leaving here a name I Q! U X trust, n Q' N U Q That will not perish in the ' U NN 1 dust. 8 . 5 She IS a loyal, faithful, depend- able, student. 5 5 'Z Q 'S x STANLEY A. DORNA U N E Four-Year Academic. g The silence often of pure g innocence persuades when g speaking fails. ' Q, g We often wonder what Stanley is g rl 5 thinking about, but he doesn't seem ll to care to let us in on the secret. B lle evidently is seriously consider- Q ing some geometric problem. B B tl -D D R 61,73 ,ffl ' L14-iffy' n cm un cm cm an cm cm an cm an cm cm un cm an an cm u -11 , 'QJJV X XI-V ' 4697 27k Dxkgix l25l