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

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Ekiyikikikikikikikikikii Class Prophe T SEEMED lS though the lnevltable had happened I was bcllllI1Q to Parls for a year s study of art The balmy hree es veere waft Inv towards me the refreshxng odor of the salt water from the sea The sunbeams seeemed as If they were Lldl'lLll1Q upon the w1ter I settled myself ID a deek chalr and opened a hook to re 1d To my dSl0lllSllH1Cl'lll on the txtle page I notleed the n 1me of Ch1rIes Stelzle Immedlately my m1nd turned b1 k to the d1ys when he h1d been Edltor at deal old West Nxght I then leealled other graduates of that year I remembered hlVl11L heard now and then of one of them who had aehleved the helghts of success but I had not realized how many of them had reached the top rung of the ladder of fame I searched the reeesses of my brun and reflected on the C.l1fl'l6I'Cllt ones Rlchard Ward after makxng a name for h1mself as a er1ek eenter buslness and IS now one of the Ofl:1C1HlS of 1 large and prosperous firm Andy Althausex who had been a team mate of Dlek had vton for hlmself 1 place as 1 taekle on the mythxeal all Amerle 1n eleven He IS now 1 very sueeessful coach at an Qhxo UIIIVCYSIYQ George Luke had just been appomted chlef ITIIIIIUQ eng1nee1 ot the governments Bureau of lvhnes George Kattelm 1n had prospered wonderfully He had started a bulldlng supphes firm 1nd through 1 eompos1t1on plaster board he has produced has expanded h1s Hrm untxl It IS one of the largest 111 the M1ddle West Ruth Stoll h1d become 1 pr1vate secretary to the Pres1dent of 1 large bondmfr house Marquerlte Mlller had reeently been appomted a1de to the Amba s1dor from the UIIIYCCI States to Spam I remember hove hard she had worked to become a Spamsh mterpreter Everyone It seemed to me had or was about to atta1n h1s mark Stlll I wondered vxhat had become of the others Slovxly but stead1ly one by one they seemed to appear before me Kenneth Dun ham 1s nov 1 e1rtoon1st on the newspaper The New 'York Wmlcl Mar1on Sanmnq and Ralph Edwards were tourxnv the eounuy as the tvxo fastest sprlntcr havlnfr but reeentlx broken the reeorels at F1 uf! en SQ3 XZEZEZJWDTZEKWEZEZQM ,L A' C- f AA, 1Q.'AAAsv4,,, 'O 7v'vvvvvvvvvvvvrv'vv'v1vvvrv'v'9'vvT ji'TTT!vv1vv-vvvw-vvvvvvvvv-v 211 js' .JI 1C fl, :fr 1 1' ' I P Vs 1 I 15 K, 1f7f , . ' C 1 1 l1 X'g 'TP 'fl I, 11.1 NE1 P , ' '. e , - 1 1 .11 -, XP ' . ' 1 b . q 5 ' 55-y v 5 , 'VKX 'II1 1 1 1- 'PX J' ' , ' , . . , 11 P r- 1 ' 1 4 RQ I . , , , A , , ,- A , 2 I .p 1 . , , 'I : 5 5 , , ,e , . ,Z l 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 , 1 . ' w, ' 1 , 1 , :C , 2 5 e 2 ,e 115, 1 , , 1 ' ' ' , 'I' 1 K ,, ,,. ., ., ,-, 3: P 1 ' - l 1 1 .- ', , , - '1 '1 , 1 a . 1'3 1 - , ,, . , P 9 4 I Q . v 1 , 21 ,1 ' 4 ' ' ' A 11 I tl ,. 1' . . . . 1 . . , 41 on one of the B1g Ten football teams, has refentered the xnsurance' , P , ' x - ' ' . 1 , I s 5 11 11 K ' . 11 1 - , 1 - 1 I 11 Q ' . 1 ' Q 1: Z , k I . -. , , , -2 s -. s I 11 5 ' 1 --3 ' ' ' v 'l . 1 e . 1, 1 . . . . . . A 1. 1 '4 ' 41 K ' . ' 2 ' 1 1 . . . 1 1 - Z , 1 I1 I R .. 1 I 5 , I 15 f 1 P . . . 5 . . 4 P . x C 1 . . . . 1 , sl f Y 5- 3 s Z 5 5 -1- 4 ' 1 - , . . - - , , . I1 P K lb' ' , 1 1 , I , 1 - U , , , , 1 li 1 5 I s., 5 1 1 . . 4 1 - , ' s y - s ' 5 5 4 1 7 ' 5 3' l 5 5 ' 5 l 5 5 4 1 1 ', . ' 1 I' rg 'Z I- 5 E - I - Y I I I V r yt 5 5 ' b 5 ' 'V ' 4 e . , ' - . 1 ,- 1 , , ,1 ., '1 . 5, N , 'I J 43 4. '1 li 'I .1 ,1 1 c 4? 4. il A A A A A A AiA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A, A A AiA,A-A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A tl I '1 1 f ea

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E 'N I r P ., I . A ,.,'-,--r - T' .4 Semov Class Htstory OUR years ago a certam group of young men and vxomen entered the halls of Vkest Night Hlgh and began to pass through the various stages of learning taught thelc Today this same group stands ready to depart with evldence sufliclent to 1l l9LlI'C the world that lt has honorably dlscharged lfS dutles As xt passes through the lniifllllliif corndors greetlng and commmglmg ln lts own pleasant way It seems the xery plcture of genulne fehclty Cnce more lt assembles ln un son and a consclous pathos IS felt by all as the vlbrant chords of lts Alma Mater rxng out IH sonorous voxce Once more nt grasps hands wlshlng each and all stlll greater honors and success and as lt wends xts way slowly through the halls thelr hps move ln sllent prayer blesslng West Nlght for the honors conferred the tramlng recelxed true and loyal frzends acknowledged and last but not least for that great xlrtue commonly called patxence exhxblted exer so often by our dear mstructors These are memorxes to be held sacred and chenshed by every graduate of West Nxght High School that a good days work 15 below hls mernt The contrary 15 nearer the truth You are better prepared for a better day s work than ever you were before Dlg rn brush elbows vnth the world let your Alma Mater who 15 the common parent of all West Nlghters he proud of you Let her n me shme forth as a beacon for all posterxty to salute so that men may justly say A graduate of West Nlght 1s not only an honor but also a credit to the community ln xxhlth we hxe juus P Uxozk 76 Tl nzeev M 3' 3 1 ' 1 b 1 I 4 , 4 K 1 1 1 , 1 l 1 I 4 4 , 1 I 4 , 4 l' I P P , as r 3 r r K . 1 1 P 4 P 1 1 . 4 4 1: 4 U A 44 ,r 4 , 1 1 1 5 4 ,r ' ' ' lb 4 P J . . . . I lp . . . . . r, . f Q r I w , ' -. - A ' 4 V . . r. 4 H . b .. , . . . . . 4 15 ' ' 'S 1, , . v . . .. U . R . ? yr , , , . . . JN, 1 , . . . I ,r ' ' ' e 4 X: c . - ., . 4' jr , - , , ' , ' 4 Q, . S 'S 5 Y. 4 .uf 7 7 7 1 rv f ' , ' ' - . ' ' , ,- K ' , 4 QI - 1 V ' . ' ' , 4 hr What a proud and happy lot! Yet, let no one be too proud, or too happy, to believe --P , . . . . lr ' -' - s . 1, Q4 V . , i 1 i t ,D , ' , ' N ' , , h- 5 , , 4 , ' , 4 Jr . . ' 4 W, . a : . ' s 1 4 'M - , ., ,W -- , . x ' -5 , i 1 4 1 W' ' 1 ' , 4 .. ' ' pq, . , '. . , - 4, I Nr ' , ,A . Nl swear l ' ' - - 15 . ,, 4X N, 4, , 4 - ffl, 4? ,,, I, I is ii, 4jkw , y 4' Se ..r---r---------------,--------,-r-,-,-----,----------------,r-----, q QI? ' g W 5707--'H-'A' 6'-'-' -'7T ffii ' W T7 if ,V 1 , X - 4 .,

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X CLASS PROPHECY Contmued the Olympxe Games It Ippeared marvelous the number of the athletes from our Alma MltCf who had won fame Then avaln my mlnd turned to the bus1ness field Vlfgll Games has become 1 Federal Bank Exammer Henry Arnold of former football fame had reeelved 1 C P A degree and 15 now the sen1or part ner of Arnold E6 Balllnqer Aecountants the junxor partner happens to be Ruth Ballmger a young lady who had been 111 the same class Vvlth Hank just recently Pxeree Long has been ehosen Pres1dent of the Nat1on 11 Clothlers Assoc1at1on 1nd la recognlzed as the best dressed man xn Amerlca I remember humg re 1d Ill the papers just before leavmg New York of 1 llfgh eoncern th1t WIS bemv trled for breakmg the mtl trust lms The Supreme Court ustlee who v11s hearlng the ClSL w1s none other th1n R1lph Patton 1 young man of that years class who h1d r1sen r1p1dly rn the law held Mme Frex IS enjoymg the honor of belng 1 Representauve to Congress lldwllig defeated Celeste Renner 1s the e1nd1d1te for the Women s P1rty Stlll others of the femlnmxty NCCUOII of 1 xudely e1reul1ted eurrent m1g1z1ne Mlflh Thom1s hr beeome 1 Dean md Irofessor of Engllsh IH vvell knoxxn woman eollege The tvto Elrners L1mbers and Sehwaegerle partners of a well establlshed lm flrm haxe made 1 vreat name for themselves as crlm mal lmyers Al Boex IS the new Collector of Internal Revenue havmg just been appomted to the offlce by the new adm1n1strat1on Martha Pflueger has rlsen to the POSIIIOII of head supervxsor of the finest hosp1t1l ln the eountry Another member of the General staff of that year vtho has been graduated and rlsen to fame IS Herman Tornau He has won I'6COgI11UOD by h1S ehemxeal research vxork john Dmkle 15 rated as one of the best comedians on the Amenean stage he recently havmv been offered a bxg eontriet by one of the vaudevllle elreults Fnftccn 552353. E454 5545536115613 FQ f X l 'fi 411 1Q. 11. 1 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 r r H., 2: 191 JP . 1s 51 'fr S, 1, 1x gk ' INS? ' 1 -e NP P 1 4, mf 1 1 1 -- ' 1 , 4V 111.1 1 Jw Al, .W 3 i N 4 ,, . e , 4 ., 4 , 1 2 '. 4Ve 1-111 ' . U I t U lf' 11 , 1. ml, 1 1, , - 451 ' 11 1: 1 K , L . V 4 1 , . a ' . , ' ' , 1 '1 ' - . . ' ' W. l L 1 1 1 1 e f 1 '1 - 1. -1 1 V . 4 1' lb 1, . x v 1 . . r ,I 1, 1 1 I 1 ' 1 f ' 4 1, , , ,ir 1, 5 - 4' 1, 11 1, 1 it . , 1 2 , K ,Q 1 - , , ' I X 1 :X Y' . -2 1 1 ' 2 2 ' 5 ' ' K ' 2 3 I - Q 41 I 1 f 2 1 ' , 2 x 1 1' ' 1l l . , . . 1 - , C 11 I , -. - , - , - . 411 , an xx 3 x K x 1 K 5 5 C A . . . . . . . . 1' t have achleved renown 111 the llterary Held. Llllllill Mrller 15 edrtor 1, 2 - - . 1 . . . . . 1 , ' ' ' 1 : ' f ' ' 2 f ' 2 1 1. 4l . . . 11, t l 1 ' 2 ' is ' 1 f' 1 7 ' a 45?-N , , 1 eh, 4 1 P 1 , 21 ' -, 2 ' ' ' , ' ' 1?XN , - . , ' . , . . , - 'r , 1 ' , e 5 ' 41 . 1 1 1, . . ,, . , . , , 1 , 1 . . . . . - 1 . 2: ' 3 ' , 1?XX ' 1 , . 1 I 2 ' - 1 ,441 vm 'WA1 'fl Jw ' ' 1 lk' .1 5 ' ll - 1 - , 41 I r 1 - 12 A, ., . x .M V . , 45, 31 ' 115 evil: - , :Y 5. ., ., 7 . Q M 1 . 5. Q . 11: l lVx Q., 'F Nu 4,5 1 ll , 1 Il 'A-:I - 4lPiX' J1 Us 4 Ht ' ' 4 kwa 'L A T f ii A ' ,lil it: ll illfil 'I if 5 A A fffi lf.fQ.?9-2-Q4-'A AA ',',l':..'f A A A A :YA A . 4 1 ' Cl' -If 1 -5 -3 IPCS' A fgifff' I