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

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ANN FERSHTMAN fAlll1iL' Lazzrivj Hughes High School Apparently Ann has learned the secret of how to enjoy life, for nothing ever seems to bother her. Although she is one of the smallest girls of our class, Ann has a heart as large as anyone could wish for in a friend. She again proves the theory that good things come in small packages. WILLIAM C. FILIPPINO qBiIlp East Night High School Bill is a reserved type of person, that kind that proves himself a true friend. He studies diligently and pursues his way quietly, never causing disturbance. His likable personality has made him a fa- vorite during the year he has spent with us. OTTO H. FILTER Otto does not court publicity, so we do not know his plans for the futureg we do know, however, that for him there are vast possibilities in whatever he may choose to undertake. LOUISE FISHER fFishj Norwood High School This sweet girl is studying to be a nurse and we wish her all the success in the world. A girl of Louise's caliber cannot help but make a success of any- thing she tries. l29l

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l28l CHARLES. A. EMMINGER QCharleyj Withr'ozu High School Dramatic Club '29, '30 Here is a real ambitious boy. He will make good in the world, there is no doubt of that. He will do many things, and we expect great things of him. PAUL C. ESPEL Paul is always in for a good time, and he can always show you one. He is al- ways willing to do his part, and is very pleasant when asked to do a favor for someone. Paul is quite studious and very talkative and we are sure he will be very successful in whatever he undertakes. GEORGE C. FARR Hughes High School Everybody who has become acquainted with George knows of his keen intellect and wit, which are demonstrated by his ability to debate questions of an histori- cal or civic nature. His personality is made especially attractive, not only by his intellectual insight, but also by his fine character and Congeniality. JOSEPH F. FARWIG 410419 East Night High School Although Joe spent only one year at XVest Night, he took a keen interest in all school activities, especially the sports events. He was not only a spectator, but an ardent rooter at these games. His ease in adapting himself to conditions will carry him through life successfully.

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30 MARY L. FLAHERTY mary Loup Mary Lou, the most quiet girl in school, might also be called the most in- dustrious. Still water runs deep ap- plies to Mary Lou, for while being quiet she seems to find plenty of time to think seriously. ALICE L. FOGG Walfzzzt Hills High School Although Alice may not be familiar to all the student body, we venture to say that a goodly portion can identify her ready smile and infectious laughter, for Alice always has a smile for every- one and seems to rake life as a whole in a light-hearted manner. We sincerely wish that she may keep this attitude throughout life, and overcome all her problems with a smile. BYRON FOSTER fBarneyj Wfhenever good spirits abound, that is where you'll find this jovial young man. Always smiling, he is a great favorite at West Night, even when he plays his mis- chievous pranks. SIGMUND FOX qsfgg Hughes High School This young man aspires to be a his- tory teacher. Good luck, Siggy! Such a fellow, we know, would certainly be popular as a teacher. Need we say more? Sigmund is an active person, delighting in sports, bowling and swimming particu- larly. All we can do is predict a rosy future. Go to it, Sig, we believe in you!