West Night High School - Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1941
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becheA OF EDUCATION AT WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL THE EEEEEEEEEEEEE edicqtion 1 TO THOSE FORTY GRADUATING CLASSES OF WEST NIGHT WE PAY TRIBUTE. YOUR MEM- ORY WILL BE OUR THEME IN THIS YEAR BOOK. WE. THE CLASS OF l94l, ASPIRE TO REACH THE HEIGHTS WHICH HAVE MADE YOUR NAMES PART OF THESE HALLS AND OF THE HERITAGE TO WHICH WE FELL HEIR. MAY ! OUR CLASS PASS ON TO OUR SUCCESSORS THE HlGH STANDARDS AND IDEALS WHICH 1 WERE GIVEN TO US BY OUR PREDECESSORS. Page Four P. W. CUTSHALL. Principal W. H. EVANS. Assisianf Principal :4dmini4 tMtion One of Hwe leas+ apprecia+ed asped's 01: any school is Ms adminis+ra+fve sfaH. Year in and year ouf H has endiess reporfs. lines of faces who wanf +0 +ake Hais or drop +ha+ subiect no+ +0 men+ion a hundred ofher roufine affairs. Yef Wesf Nighf High School doubHess sfands firsf in fhe esfimafion of H16 Board g of Educa+ion. Hwe s+uden+s and parenfs. and H16 general communify because of +he conscienfious manner in which Mr. Paul W. Cufshall and W. H. Evans. principal and assis+an+ principal respec'rively. perform +heir du+ies. To +heir con+inued success. L H19 Echo of I94! proclaims a figurafive +oas+ Paar Fir! grungy :HC'M Page Eight qcultq During Jrhe pas+ forfy years a+ Wesf Night The Faculfy has been an imporfanf facfor in +he growfh of +his insfifufion as Jrhe largesf and. we believe. Jrhe hneer nigh+ high school in +he cHy, A welfnfrained. Jrruly educafed Jreaching sfaH can mould characfer. mind. and bocly info +ruly valuabie American cinens. Through four decades, our Faculfy has definH'ely done +heir job well and more. The Factu of f94-l represen+s an ou+s+anding group. having +he resped and confidence of +he s+uclen+s +ha+ +heir purpose is being fulfiHed each nigh+ o1c each semesfer. The fask is hard a+ Jrimes on bofh +he s+uden+ and The feacher. buf Jrhe reward comes in +he knowledge +haf+he fruits 01: +heir labor have a greafer significance +han Jrhe present Confinued success is our earnesf wish for our FacuH'y. ROW I - Mr. Wasserman . Mr. Cook Miss Sudbrl'nk Mr. Drosfe ROW 2 - Mr. Seay Mr. H, Moore Miss Sfeqemzyer Mr. Suer ROW 3 .. Miss Kyle Mr. Murphy Mr. Smalley Mr. Young ROW 4 - Mr. von Walden Mr. Porler Mr. Biederman Miss Bisceglia ROW 5 - Miss Blair Miss Hammel Mis; Fenker Miss Hartshom ROW 6 - Mr. Mathis Mr. Mobberley Miss Pfau Miss Revelson ROW 7 - Mr. L. Moore Miss Rufa ML Thesken Miss Van Dyka Senio'a 614M Hi4 ml, Page Twelve From early Seplember. lo lale June. we. l'he Class of '4l feel. lor should we say . . . hopel +haf we have held our own in comparison wifh all +he foregoing Senior classes. We feel. and a happy +hough+ H is. Hwal' all our eHorfs have been highly repaid. In school and socially. Our class work has been selecled +0 beH'er our fufure possibilifies. Our perlecl' understanding of Hwese subiecls is due. of course. +0 lhe splendid co-opera+lon of our feachers. f i3 42? Alice Buchold. Mary Koesier, Alice KeHler, Secrefary-Treasurer Presiden+ Vice-Presiden? Social evenfs have been pleasan+ and carried ouf smoofhly and successhlly. We cannoJr resisf menHoning +ha+ besides doing well in Hue usual regard of swimming parfies. skafing parfies. Prom. e+C., we have puf over fhe firsf successful boaf-ride in several years. Do we sound a bif smug . . . ? We hope nof. We're ius+ happy, pleased. con+en+ed and can'f help showing if. BURDA KORB. Page Thinun Seniou 1 AronoH, Fiorence J. Beemam Lois C. Benham, William D, Birkley1 thel R. Bezkorowanny, Barbara B. I . E Boufet Edward C, Buchold, Alice M. CassineHi. John H. Chrisfy1 Edifh Loraine Davk, Mary 1 Farrell. Roberf Lee Franz. WHma Funk, Marion Carol Gels. Virginia Rose Geyer. Ann K. 1 1 Page Fourteen Griffin. JUHan C H652, Roberf E4 Heimpold. Heinz O. Henrich. Norberf J. Hilgefort Florence Holsfrom. Marcelle qumam thei A. Humphreys Jensen Keah'ng. Anne E. Kemen Nice C. Killian Paul Kfein. William 'C, Kobmam Jane Koehlke. Norbert C. Koesien Mary R Vk Page Fifteen Korb. Burda Merriif. Raymond B. Reim. M ariorie Kroeger, Mary M MHes. Leo T. Rieg, Clifford A. Lisien Robert Parker, Virginia 0 Ruck. Vivian Mackzum. Clefus E. Pels. Harrief A, Rose. Lura Mara, Donald J. Plueddemann, Richard H. Ruiherford. Ernest R. Pup: Sixteen $eniou Schaefer. Roberf Schafer, Sfanley CA Schroeder. Harry C. Sievers, Virginia Mae Snodgras; John P, Snyder, Agnes K. Siapp. June Rose Sfreussand. Samuel BA Tschokn. John P, Traub, Cafherine E Vice, Raymond C. Wehrung. Arihur W. Wessgman' paul 7 ir Page Seventeen Eduardu Rael, Mildred Drake, James Salisbury. President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-Presidenf Janice C7444 Hi4 tom, Juniors +Oday! Seniors +omorrow! And +hen +he I942 class shall reign. For +he Junior class looks ?orward, nof backward. Forward. +0 +he fime when we shall be addressed as Seniors , and shawl carry mos+ of +he burdens upon our shoulders. We are proud +ha+ Hue l942 class. under Hwe able guidance of Mr. Smalley and H1e class officers, has been splendidly represenfed in class and club achHies. and has +aken advan+age 01C +he many oppor+unifies oHered f0 display ifs abilHIese During our Freshman and Sophomore years we have had fhe pleasure d worming many friendships which we shall cherish Jrhrougl'womL +he years f0 come. ConfidenHy, we face +he 'Fufure e grea+er accomplishmenfs. new friends. and knowing +ha+ +he Senior record of Weer Night High will be mainfained. ANDREA N. BLACKWOOD. Page Eighteen uniou ROW l-Bill Megrud, Ann Riddle, Lean Lipinskl', Rufh Raine:1 William Wiihrow. Irvin Braunsiel'n. Julia Reynolds, Richard Eenken, Charles Lakeman, Eduardo Rael, Lillie Breifeed, Lucille Rodgers, Bob Sione. Esther Minella, Anfoineffe Schelll Edward Fullerman, Mildred Slean ROW 2 Thomas Henriel Mary Jane Richardson. Lodena Wilson, Torn Whife, Virginia Schroeder. James Madison, Carl Herger, Helen Roemer, Charles Lea, Andrea Elackwuod, Frank Danzas, OrEa MelIiner. Beatrice Smith, Virginia Schaeffer, Merfha Gussis. Mildred Trfppel, Alma Wahher. Edward Kordenbrock. ROW 3 AIvin Backhern, Dorothy Pfisfer, Bob Nagal. Agnes Jergens, Jo Hoffman. Jean Whitaker, Bell Geyer. Feiix Odle, Ladd Siickney Clara Eichler, Sophia Huber. Henry Massel, Alfred Dieferman, BeHy Sievens, .. , Eric Hafienbach, Charles Pomeranh. ROW4-Mary Ellen Taedf. Essie Smlfh, Gloria Kabman. lrmgard Koehler. Georgia Huenefeld. Elizabeih MaHener, Rober+ Goldenberq. Al Meier, .......... . ....... . Mary Saler, ..... . ............ Beulah Herndon. Robert ParkerI Mildred Drake, Bob Johnson. ............. . Bob Haufz, ROWS-Bob Drain. Betty Fisher, Dolores Marshal. AnneHe Evans. Marion Barman, Lollie anul. ROW 6 Virginia Grey, Charles Siever. Louis Tabakow, Charles WErHe. Elberf Poe, Earl Richey. ROW 7 Martha Schwariz, Bob Kreirner, Leroy Beaird, Jae Wol'rerman. Cliff Wiebell. ROW B Jim Salisbury, Bernard Gmmann, Jacob BarH, Alma Burdsal. Page Nineleen ?Jzedlvmen . . Sephomoaed The hrsf and second years af 6 nighlr school are especially difficuH for Jrhose who wish +0 readiusf +heir lives. give up +heir leisure fime. expend energy in addifion +0 earning +heir daily living. Schools. like +he world 6+ large. change and th +ha+ mefa- morphfs comes larger or smaller classes. younger or older s+uden+s. and a digerenf general aHHude. The Freshman and Sophomore Classes fhis years are somewhanL smaller in number buf more serious in Jrhouthr and purpose. The ou+look for +he fu+ure seems +0 be more auspicious +han many previous years. We hope +ha+ +hose who have masfered +heir year's work will keep +he goal - graduahon H firmiy in sight and become Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors In a consisfenf eHorJr or. rafher pleasure. it Page True n ty ??edhmen . Sephomoked ROW1 CaH-Ierine Morgan, Alice Levy, Georgia Siahl, Mildred Schoenecher, Angela Schonhoff, Bill Ramp. ROW2-Rober+ CarrI Leo Lipinski. Housfcn Yush Alma Rahe, Marie Kissinger, Cecelia Farlow. Florence Kinke. ROW 3-Elmer Kapp. ............. . Kamleen O Brien, June 5?. HiLaire, Anna Rahe. Charluffe Zimmerman. ROW 4-Leo Fahe, Nick Cenfrullo, James Duffy. Millon Walsion. Bolivar Jones. Geo. Haring. . 7,7 hm, 7 7 , , ,k Page Twin ty-a n: PM t- gmdqth Paw Tumuy-nua The ravages of fime. Jrhe call of Jrraining camps. improved business condifions. and +he blessings o1c marriage have +hinned +he ranks of +hose pos+- graduafes who have in +he pas+ con'Hnued +heir pursuHs of knowledge affer graduafiono And yet Wesf Nfghf has had an acfive group. who suppor+ed acfivifies. offended specialized classes. and gave an air O'F confinuify +0 Jrhe sfeady How oh faces who enfer +hese halls and Jrhen depart From year +0 year we apprecia+e having +hose who have come. seen and conquered +he heigh+s of knowledge. refurn. Many who canno+ abrupHy sever +heir Hes a+ Wesf Nigh+ hold +ha+ +hey are now able +0 exercise +heir personal desires En faking opfional courses. The posfgraduaha and +he school are mufually benehHed. PM t- gmdqqted ROW l- ,... . . . . .. . I . I -. John WeisgerberI .............. I Ka+herine Benn. Elise Hill, BeHy Caz, .......... ....I VGrginia SfemerI Edith ZuHerlingI ............... I ROW 2- .............. I Rosemary Rugen, Mildred GaiusI Marcella EpplenI ............ . Richard MurphyI John CassiniI ................ . Earl ScullerI ............ .I ROW3 Eessie Baldock. Vema Bussman, Dorothy DalrymplaI Cakherine Z'IrncwI Marie Hafmann, George Bruner. ROW 4-Melvin Cross, Joe Tolle. Mary ScheyerI Jean Guckenberqer, CharloHe BischoHI ROW S-Alberf MarfinI Fhilberf JonesI John CassiniI Robert Fangrneyer, Bob RicHEf. Page Twen ty-Ihrn z4ctiu l t led voice 4nd fclno LEFT TO RIGHT: In con+rasf +0 last year. +here were separa+e s+aHs for +he Voice and Echo Under +he able diredion oh Mr. Smalleyw +he Voice has had one oh H'S mosf successful years. Sam Sfreussand and Anne KeaHng -Co-edi+ors, had +he supporf 01: a large and able shahC OF con+ribu- fors bofh liferary and arfisfic. This publicafion Took on The aHribuhas of a very presen+abwe and well organized produd of sfuden+ talent The Echo under +he sponsorship of Mr. Cook and Mr. Young also played an imporfanf parf In +he acfivifies of +he school. Mary Kos+er edifor. headed a group of s+uden+s who showed an excepHonai inferesf in preparing annual copy, selhng subscripfions and generaliy pu++ing ou+ one of H19 fines'r annuals Wes'r Nighf has ever seen. The preponderance of phofographic ma'l'erial. ar+ work and color prinf work marks an InnovaHon from previous Echos. We mu5+ nof forgef +hose many people who spemL long hours +yping. proof-reading. and ofher menial +asks, because +hey did much +0 add +0 +he finished product We sincerely believe JrhanL we have given fufure Voice and Echo 5+6st 6 worfhy mark +0 emuiafe and hope +ha+ +he s+uden+ body wiil appreciafe +he +remendous amounf of +ime and pleasurable labor which we pu+ forfh in order +ha+ +he I94l Voice and Echo could be wor'rhy of our schoolw ROW L-Norberf Koehlke, Business Managar; Alice Kafller, Execufive Secrefary; Bob Lister, Adveriising Manager; Jane Kobman, Co-Ediiress Echo; Sam Sfraussand. CchEdifor VoiceAI Anne Keafing, Co-Edihess Voice; Mary Kcesfer, Co-Edifress Echo. ROW 1w PauI Killian. E+hel Birkley, Vivian RucilI Alice Buchuld, Burda Korb, Ray Merritt ROW 3wGeorgia HuenefeldI Roger Raber+san, Andrea Blackwocd, Charles Pomeranfzh ............. Frank DanxasA ROW4-Barbara Belkarawaynny, Bob Richer, Dun Mara, Norbert Henrich, Edward Fulleman. Page Twentywsi: 77w 90mm Club The I94l Forum Club was under sponsorship of Mr. Harold Moore. Because 04: condiHons, Jrhe meehngs were no+ held regularly. The fopics +ha+ were discussed were very inferes+ing in spH'e o; +he fad +ha+ mos+ of fhem dealing wifh fhe war. The mos? impor+an+ fopic was HShould The Uni+ed Sfafes Give Aid To Great Britain . The +opfc was discussed a+ +he Crysfal over cakes and malfed milksw which was exfremely dihhcult +0 say +he least The 'FaH +rip of +he Club was +0 Springmill. indiana. This frip was chaperoned by Mr. Moore and Mr. von Walden. We really made a day 0? if. and everybody had a swell +ime. ANNE KEATING. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW l-Georgia Huenefeld, Cecelia Farlow, Vivian Rucke Mary Saler. Anne KeatingI President Mary Kuester. Vice-Presidenf. ROW 2-Louis Tabakow. Mr. Louis van Walden, Travel Advisor; Mr. Harald Moore, Faculty Adviser; Bob Richter, Roger Roberison. Page Twenty 11-2-2 71w $cience Club Freed from fhe somewha+ mono+onous rouFme 0+ +he classroom, H18 members of H1e Science Qub see +he fascinating world 0? science broaden erough lecfures, fidd Jrrips. and experimenfs. The Science is a social organizahbn as well as an educafionaW one. The social funcfions inciude such Haings as scavenger hunfs, horse- back rides. swimming par+ie5. and ofher acfivi'ries of in+eres+ and en'rsszrfainmemL +0 +he members of Hwe Club as weH as +0 +he sfudenJrs of Weer Night The omcers of H15 Science Club are eleded annually af H18 begin- ning 01c+he year and CommiH'ees are appoInJred a+ +ha+ Hme, which plan bo+h +he social and educaHonal ac+ivi+ies o1: +he Science Club. ETHEL BIRKLEY. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW Idob Richler, Treasurer; Paul Killian, Charles Lee. Presidenf; Mary Kroeger, Secretary; Mary Kaesier. ROW Z-Mary Saler, Mary Scheyer. Jane Kobman, Ethel BirHey, Anne Keating. ROW 3-Harry Schroeder. Dick Benken. Elbert Fae. Jean Guckenberger. Mr. George Young, Faculiy Adviser. Page Tu-enly-eight 0a? bkqmqtic Club For +he Hrsf I'ime in Jrhree years we have a dramafic Club a+ Wes+ Night We find our club exfremely inferesfing and fun. There Is a fresh emLhusIastc spIrH among us. In fhe year I940-194I. we have given Jrhree en+er+ainmenfs; a pageant a musical show; and a comedy. DurI'ng all CYF our pracficeI Mn Cook has been our guiding hand. helping everyone. We are sorry +ha+ +he schooI year 'Is ending and Jock forward +0 Sepfember when we can sharJr again WWI beffer enferfainmenIs and. we hope many new members. MARY KATHRYN HOWARD. ROW l-Wal+er Black. Leon Andrew Neldiq Eduardo Reel, Mr. Cook. ROWZ-Barbara Bezkarowanny. Mary Howard. Mfldred Loren1.James Salisbury. Aime Rah: Mildred Tripper, Charles Pomeranfz. ROW 3- Ralph Barnard, Elise Hill, Louis Massis, Daroihy Dalrymple. Orla Melliener, Mllfon Spahni, James Madisun. Frank Wrigm. Anna Rehe. Page Twenfy-nine Kowling Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Every Wednesday. fhe Wes+ Nigh+ Bowling Club meefs a? H19 Friar's Club 6+ IO:OO RM. The Boang Club is flue mos+ aC'Hve one af Wes+ Nighf and boasfs a membership 0+- over EiHy, From Jan- uary +0 fhe middle of April, seven feams compefed in a series of games. The were named Persians. Romans. Huns, Sco+s, Vandals. Turks and Troians. Each member of H16 winning +eam. +he Romans. was presenfed th a pair of bowling shoes. Af fhe parfy. on April I91 given a+ +he Friar's Club, ofher awards were presenfed +0 vaHous members. and +he losing +eam, Hue TroiansE had To serve The resf of Hie people. Our fwo faculfy sponsors, Mr. Moore. and Mr. von Walden are sfill rivaling for He higheswL score. and we hope +he bead man wins. Everyone is weicome +0 come over +0 +he Friars any Wednesday and bow or jusf wa+ch +he ac+ivi+ies o? fhis club. We los+ one of our bes+ bowlers In +he spring when Bob Hau+z. cap+ain of H13 Persian +eam, wen+ +0 Hue Army and +he Club wiH welcome him and all ofher members and Wesf Nigh+er5 nemL year. ALICE KETTLER. ROW I-Bob Nagel, Dick Benken, Lou Tabakow, Cliff Reig, Louis van Walden, EIber? Poe, Dick Murphy. ROW QEMildred Drake, Barbara Iezkorcwaynny, Mary Scheyer, Gloria Kobman, Jane Kobmam Virginia Parker, Virgfnia Backherms, AI. Backherms. Delia Ward. Emma Buef'rner. ROW 3-Paul Cancaro, Harold Moore, Max Appel, Joe Shohaier. JehrI,Sn0A-Jgr.assI Mary Saler, Edith ZuHerIinq, BEHV Young, Marcella Holsfrom, Jae Damicu. Norb Koehlke. Loretta Young, Georgia Huenefeld, Laura Seyfried' Jean Guckenberger, Ed'lih Christy. ROW 4ETum Pfirman, Harry Schroeder, Lou Klare. Alice Buchcld, Bob Haufz, Wally QuiHer. Bernie Thurmanl John Cassinl', Lucille Mehe. Pagz Thirty Paul Killian, Jo Hoffman, Bill Harfman, Andrey Turner, Elvera Dinars. Ray MerriH, t. ' K 4 ch 463 , c4 5. ca 9:. El di-i 'l 14M le tied at Wed t Wigh t Spor+s have been sormawhmL HmHed 6+ Wes+ Nigh+ in recenf years due +0 eligibilH'y. reduced enrollment requiremen+s and ofher handi- caps. Bu+ +he Wesf Nighi' A+hle+ic Club has con+inued +0 Fosi'er a foo+ball and basbe+ball +eam worfhy of H19 name. Wi+hou+ school backing, Elmer Lavely and Ed Kipp have kepf alive Hue spirif 0+: We sfudenfs who have given much firms and eHor+ in iurning out no+ Championship +eams. bu+ Hwose who fry hard and are able +0 more Hwan break even wiih 5+??? compe+i+ors, In foo+ball, our feam 10er Eve games and won +hree which is no? foo bad a record. if +he many hardships +he feam had +0 overcome are considered. In baskefball, a fype of inframurals was carried ouiL between +hose s+uden+s who mighf have me+ eligibili'ry s+andards Had Hwe nighf school league resumed operaf'mn and Hwose who could nof. A greaf deal of good pradice and spor+smanship was fos+ered. and possibly w1+h +his beginning a real feague can be developed in Hue coming year. Good luck. fellows. and keep up He fighhhg spirit ED. KIPP. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed. Kipp, Manager; James Gregory, Ed Koehler. John Kurse, Delberf Christy, Ed Boulef, Roberf Nagel, Stanley Johnson, Harald Madl'll, Torn Sfepel, Elmer Lavely. Coach Page TJu'rtyVane .4. 34' 1.31 1 Pm: Queen Candidated - 1941 Mary Kroeqer, Virginia Sievers, Alice KeHIer, Anne Keaiingl Mary Kaesfer. Harriet Pels. thel Birkley. wAr , , ,,7 hi , 77w Pkom Though s+ill a vivid recollecfionw cannmL remain Huus. We do nof w harbor Hwoughfs as fhese. w Of one Hwing we are sure. however. Fafher Time and his incessanf persisfency canno+ +ake from Us enfirely +he happy memory 0+: our gala Prom. H was really lovely as we have agreed unanimously, and ihere isn'f much fhaf can beaf fun unless H's more of if. This mos+ imporfanf social even+ of Hwe year was s+aged af +he beauTiful Cincinna'H Club +0 The IiHing music 01: fhe Confinenfah The floor show presen+ed a+ +he withing hour, was very much boked forward +0. no+ simply as floor shows usually arew buf wH-h much more en+husiasm. as H was composed of s+uden+s from Wes+ Night Their confribquions were appreciafed and enioyed by all. H was Closed wifh recognHion +0 +he winner of +he Prom Queen +?+Ie. From Huerta on un+il 2:00 o'clock. we, frippers of fhe Iigh+ fan- fach. coanued +0 +horougth enjoy ourselves. and were relucfanf indeed +0 leave H135 scene of fesiive merrimen'i', Buf. of course, Time. +he Flee+ wimged +hie+ of He. much foo speedily ended our perfed evening. We console ourselves wifh remembering, bu1L are not many happy Hmes re-enacfed as we sfroll down memory lane? BURDA KORB 1h: Presenfafion of Page Thvrty-Iaur SOCIAL CALENDAR Sepiember - 8 A pre-school gef-Jrogefher 5+ Sharon Woods. Nice bunch of s+andhbys play ball. ride bikes. and squ +hemselves +0 deafh. I6 The doors of Wesf Nighf open aga'm. for +he 40fh year. Think of +he amounf of learning which mus+ have gone Jrhrough +he air during +ha+ +ime. I8 Classes from 7:!5 +0 7:45 P. M. seem like a prison senfence, but we hope Jrhe class or someone is inferesfing enough +0 pass Jrhe +ime. 19 Book deposifs. Voice and Echo subscripHons, Coca-Colas aHer school. Do Jrhey hl'f +he bank-roll, or do +hey? 26 A Gym Dance. Open season on iifferbug amd boogie- woogles, chober- 2 Meefing of Voice and Echo eraf'fs. Over 50 volunfeers. ls +hl'5 going +0 be a recl-leHer year for our publica+ion? IO What anofher Gym Dance? and do people come +0 +hem? I'll say +hey do. I I Friday Nighf classes begin in seriousness. Good-by +0 Friday nighf freedom. HeHo +0 hard labor. l6 Foo+ball pradice. Our boys will Jrry hard nof +0 lose every game. we hope. P,SwThey didnur. believe if or not l7 Ed. Kordenbrock causes a panic. Wore red shirt +0 class. Mr. Moore was worried ab0u+ Communisfs aH evening. Some squ. 24 Rose Sale, And did +he girls use +heir inFluence, or some+hing. 25 Hughes Open House. Think o1c H -r no school, ius+ play. Novemberw . 5 Senior Officers eiecfed. Ballof sfuffing. bribery, and biack- mail are used by 3 female polificians w Koesfer. KeHler. and Buchold. So fhey are elec+ed. m i, .1 ,wk Page Thirty-fiz-e SOCIAL CALENDAR 1!! Page Thirty-su' 7 One s+uden+ killed because Voice and Echo soiici+ors rush him off his ieei for a subscripfion. II Armisiice Day - no school. Do you fhink Hie Board of Educafion is geHing 505+? I2 Science Club mee+ing. Decide +0 have nigh+ horseback ridei Pi+y +be horses. boys and girls. I6 Scavenger Hunf. Science Ciub members have a big Jrime in cellars. Police S+a+ions. Cen+ral Avenue, and many o+her places. Ar+ Engel and Mary Kroeger won a box of candy. I? Moore and von Walden ou+-argued by Lou Tabakow. Wha+ a man Lou. 2I-22 Franksgiving Holiday. wifh apologies and Hianks 10 F. D. R. December - Exams, and do we mean ihaf. We fried +ossing pennies again, and hope if works beHer +han lasf iime. F.Sere Hunked Hwaf course. 46 Individual snap-shofs of each sfudenf in school. Plenfy 01: kids didn'+ dare +0 have pic+ures Jraken for fear of being recognized as Pubiic Enemy No. l. lI-I2 New Semesfer, Decided +0 s+udy. Think we'll celebra+e our resoiuiion by cuHing class fonight I4 The Hawk columnisf for +he Voice was seen in gu++ers, behind closed doors. and peering Hirough keyholes. irying +0 ge+ +he low-down on some people around schooli And +bere's plenfy +ha+ can be uncovered. fooi wiihouf looking very hard. I8 Cbrisfmas Vaca+ion. Now is H18 +ime for making up all un- finished business b monkey business mosf of ail. Everyone full of Hie Chris+mas spiri+ or spiri+sl depending on file person. January - 6 School fakes joy 0qu of life by resuming classes. Wish Spring Vacafion would hurry up. iConfinued on page 38: E C SOCIAL CALENDAR i' lConiinued From page 3M Gym Dance. Name your band. +ha+ is. on records. Was a sucker. bu+ had a good +ime. anyway. Unlucky day +0 s+ar+ faking Senior picfureso Many complaini's over H19 fad +haf Boris KarloFF faces don'+ pho+ograph +0 resemble Tyrone Power. Whaf do you wanf 'For a buck. anyway? Bob Hasz didn ? argue th Mr. Young fonighf. Are you sick. Hasz. or ius+ disgus+ed7 2I Board of EducaHon recommends buying eiHler a pquif or sound-proofing for Mr. von Walden's room. Over whaf nef. werk do you broadcasf your subject Mr. V.? 23 Ring and Pin CommiHee meek. Wha+ a baHle. Bob Lisfer wan+ed +0 ge+ a super-de luxe model ring. bu+ +he girls. who usually run +hings anyway. gof somefhing sillyf 24 FLASH! CIhCF Rieg seen acfually walking ins+ead of running. and wi+hou+ his consfan+ companion. a brief case. 27 Junior Class OHicers elecfed. Why? Barrymore'l Reel, Kid Drake. Junior. and SIHy Salisbury. Whaf a panic. 29 Pageanf by +he Drama+ic Club. Take a bow. Nice show. excep+ Jroo. +00 much of lgnorance'. Februaryo 4 Prom JrickeiL sale begins. Someone seen sfealing pennies from a blind man En order +0 buy a ducaf. Girls puffing H18 f'rnger on boys. so +0 speak. so +hey can gef +0 go. l0 Snapshots for +he Echo +aken around school +onigh+. Someone seen +rying +0 poke +heir face in +he camera. Wha+ are you Jrrying +0 do break +he lens? 22 Tony Lavanier and Al Gansz. swell kids. get hi+ched. Lofs of luck. youngsfers. Sisfer Loraine and boy friend pull fhe same sfunt 23 Ska+ing Parfy a+ Norwood RoHer Rink. Senior Class seen picking splinfers ou+ of bofh ex+remi+ies. yConfinued on page 40y PGQ'L' TinI'ty-eight .Nu. ..u ...e,u...A-AW.W. run ..A... .....u 1'59. SOCIAL CALENDAR it 25 a IConIinued from page 38I Norb Koehlke seen wifh baseball ba+ frying +0 collecf sub- scripfion money from sfudenfs. OughI +0 make H a bIoncIe, nexf Hme, Norb, you can do be++er. March w- 26 29 Science Club spIash par'Iy 6+ Ihe Y. For 50 cenfs you can IeII why some people are popuIar or no+. And don'+ fhink fhe boys cIicIn'+ go in for ar'I' Ihaf evening. STOP. Charles Wise-Guy Pomeranfz reporfed Io have ex+reme case oI nese +roubIe. l+'s a common ailment Chaz. EIber+.Poe seen wearing a coaf. WhafsamaHen. EI. +rying Io be proper? Prom Queen candidaIes seen doing +hIngs for peopIe in order Io gef voIes. Whaf abouaL H. Alice Buchold. Harrief Pals, and Alice KeHIer? theI Birkley pu+s on a personaII+y ad. and was H o.k.? I'II say. Bud R005 and Jim Madison eHher gone or going Io Iraining camp as special gues+s of Uncle Sam. Sorry Io see you go. bu+ will be seein' ya. and we're no+ kidding. Mrs. Maan. speaker 5+ an audiforium session Was abouf +he war in Europe and pafriofism and SIUFF. An ex-edi+or of +he Echo had a baby IMrs. Jim Bess BroganI. Whaf experiences you can have affer being associafed th fhe Wesf Nigh+ puincafion 5+aFF. Prom CincinnaH CIub d very clubby, Wish I could re- member whefher I had a good Jrime. H was a SpeshuI ercashun wasn'+ 1+? 50 I had Iun and enioyed Mr. Young's garden par+y bouqueI' +ha+ Is. wH'I': saII'. and did I inde or faII down Ihose marble SIairs. or did someone push me? Never again. a+ Ieasf unfiI nex+ yeah IConfinued on page 42I Page Forty NV N, OIKI NR M m '2'! SOCIAL CALENDAR lConiinued from page 401 1 April -. l 2 Il-l4 23 28 Announcemen? fhaf Hie l94l Echo is going +0 be ready abou+ May I5. Whal a surprise nol lo have if come omL a week afler school closes. New classes mee+ing 4 nigh+s a week seems as bad as being draHed, bu+ +here is a difference - people have lo go lo the Jrraining camp. bu+ Spring calls af nighf and school is +00 easily forgoPren. Tra-la. +ra-la. Though+s of boys are now fuming lo whaf girls have been +hinking aboul all winler. Salom Rizk. a Syrian refugee, spoke al audilorium abouf +he effecls of war in Europe and ifs meaning +0 Americans. The bes'l par+ of i+ all was his s+a+emen+ Slrangling an eulo- mobile insfeacl of choking if. Spring Vacafion. Bunny Day , and a Monday +0 resf up. Whal's +he sense of resling? Well, we didn'ly and now we need a vacafion lo resl up from our vacafion. Ho-hum. Wha+ a life, lhis going +0 nigh+ school. bu+ i+'s fun. anyhow; Bowling Club parly a+ Hie Friar's. And did +he bowlers bowl +hem over. Since everylhing was on Hie house H was crowded. Swell prizes +0 Hie winning Jream and ofhers. Von Walden and Moore argued all evening bu+ in spi+e ol: i+ a+ leasl one person could be heard over Jrheir chalfer. Good lime was had by all. April ediHon of +119 Voice especially good even +hough flue shor+ +erm has +aken i+s +oll of s+uden+s. Tl'ie Sissies. Cerfainly a lol- of new faces around school +hese clays. Looks like sabolage from day-school. possibly frying +0 gel +he lowdown on reporls of H19 good limes. elc., l0 be bad all Wesl Night Vk . Page Farly-twa SOCIAL CALENDAR May e 3 Weer Nighf's Senior class Boafride a success. A couple of +housand oulsiders 10qu you lmow how Wesl Nighlers slick +oge+lner. So we pradically ran +he boat Even some of +he laculfy broke down and boughl llckels. Probably had a guil+y consclence for chiseling in on +hings all year, 6 Ginny Parker seems +0 be gelling info lhe spirif of lhings by mixing wi+h flue kids. Nice kicl. herself. 8 Las+ semesler classes begin. Now or never for fhaf course I've been puffing ol-F lor +he lasf four years. Am keeping my fingers crossed. IO Forum Club. Geology class and lugifives from boredom gen- erally gel 0qu ol Jrown by migrafing f0 Cumberland Falls. HTwenfyAHve Clncinnal'lans Invade Fair Cll'y - so reacl local papers on Sunday. They weren'l' far OFF. eifher. 2! EXTRA. I942 Echo disfribu+ed and lancy having a sellout Well. fhal shows how having more plcfures and snaps does fhe frick. Nol'e +0 I942 Echo Sla'FF. Why clon'l you make H a photographer's scrap-book and be done Wl'l'l'l H? They'll love 1+. 28 Decoralion Day. Friday nlglnl off, and wilh +he OK. of Hwe OFFiceA Will wonders never cease? June - 5 H's all over bulL lhe shoang al' +his point Couple o'F weeks and il esf finis , as +he French pul it 9 Lasl edifion of flie Voice. A wow. Hal's OH +0 confribufors. Hue spiri+ of Mr. Smalley, who's been 1+5 facul'ry adviser all year, and +0 Sam 5. and Frank M. e hard workers. 28 As fhe song pufs if: There We 60 . We eilher graduale or move up a grade or in +he sfep of life. Gradua+ion is a happy bu+ sad +hing. bu+ we've gone and one H. 50 long. and keep your chin up. e, 1k Pane Forty-three We Thee fndm Page Forly-faur We. lhe class of 4I . wish io make our bequesls ancl endowmenls before joining +he graduaies who have gone before us during +he pas'r Tor+y years In seriousness and in iesl we make lhis our las+ will and +es+amen+. To our dear Facully, we rewendow lhem wllh paiience and per- sislence +0 carry on. Among +hose we especially leave is Mr. Cook, a prizeewinning drama+ic club; +0 Mr. Smalley, a new sel ol puns: +0 Mr. von Walden and Mr. Moore we respectively bequealh a pulpll and a 300 bowling score: lo Miss Rule. a 'Firsl edilion of Gene Wilh The Wind in Lafin. To +he Juniors-,Your ou+s+anding classma'resi we presemL Edgardo Rael, 3 Clark Gable muslache: Mildred lJuniorl Drake, a s+ag line: Jim Salisberry. one serious +houghl; Dick Benken, a paper rose and Andrea Blackwood. an airecooled disposilion. To +he Freshmen and Sophomores e The exlerminal'ion of pesl Andy, and more power lo you. To 1he Dramah'c Club e The will lo carry on from a good beginning. To +he Voice and Echo Sla'FF e More and beHer ideas. or ius+ ideas. Edilorial nofe: Wesl' Nighfers. you've go+ lo admi+ +ha'r Jrhe Voice +his year was plenly all right +hanks +0 Sam S+reussand. Frank Moreau. ancl olhers. As for lhe Echo. well. you be lhe ludge. To +he Friday Nigh'r Classes - May +hey all begin laie. end early. wifh a long in+ermision. To Jrhe Bowling Club e More cooperalive pin boys and hair- lriggered pins. To +he l942 Prom e If H isnliL as good as ours. don'f give one. lNofe e Warning; Danger in overeindulgencej Seriously lhough! you Seniors of I942. carry on lhe lorch for +he search for knowledge. Chances are +ha+ condifions will be greaHy alfered for each and every one of use Our hope is in +he knowledge +ha+ young people always go on. The lor+y years +ha+ have gone before us a+ Wesl Nighl have given us a herilage which we shall nol forgel. May we leave our memory in as fine and wor+hy character as our predecessors. Mn Junie? eejoinde? As +he incumben+ Senior class of I942. we accepf Jrhe challenges, serious and faceh'ous, which has been handed down or Jrhrus1L upon us by +he graduales oi +his year. As for fhe Facul+y and +he hardships +hey had +0 surmoun'r in over-coming Jrhe men+al limiiafions of our Senior class o1r I94l. is H any wonder +ha+ we find Jrhem a+ +imes a bil foo exasperafed or hard +0 reason wilh? Thai explains why Mr. Young ieels like a Circus lion-famer. Mr. Thesken can only sland feaching lwo nighfs a week. and Miss Van Dyke has ihoughi seriously of resor+- ing +0 proianify. And lurlhermore. we +hink +he Factu are all preHy peachy. and hope +ha+ Jrhey remembered +he nice +hings we're saying abouf +hem now. in I942. As 'For CERTAlN Seniors we would like fo say one word each lexcluding Jrhose which we can'f prinll: M. Koes+ereCup galherer; A, Keafinquaby: W. Tellow-PreHy-Boy: A, Buchheimere Men+al genius l7li B. Korb-Museeor Semelhing: P. Killianu Lady-Killer; N. Koehlke-Serious: S. S+reussandepudgyePuss; A. Bucholdeucky: J. KobmaneSensHive. As for Jrhe Poor Fresh and Sophsewe're sorry we've been Jrough on you. bul' you can fake if ou+ on +he new crop nexf year. As for Friday Nighf Classes h We won'l Jralli. As For +he Voice and Echo SlaFF e Jus+ you wai+ 'fil we show you how real ar+is+ry ancl +alen+ are appreciafed. We'll have +0 give you credit you did TRY hard and you gel A for effort bui Jrhaf's aboul all. As for +he I942 Prom e We guaranlee +ha+ we will conduc+ ourselves heifer ihan e couple of Seniors did or do Jrhey wan+ +0 remember? As ior Wes+ Nigh1L liseli. we have '10 aclmhL +he Senior class did no visible harm f0 +he school and on Jrhe whole weren'+ such a bad lo+. Several sfood 0qu for one Jrhing or anofher, and +0 +hose who were worfhy 0i +he +radi+ions which we are lo inheri+ we herewiih saluie. We realize our par'l' in fhe scheme of lhings and promise no+ +0 fail in our responsibilify +0 fhe school, our iorefalhers. and +0 ourselves. Page Farlyefivr Aronog. Florence J ............... 6I5 Rockdaha Aveu UNiversify 246:2 Beeman. Lois C ......................... 2753 Enane S+., Kirby 7889 Benham. Wm. D .................................. 3328 CardiFF Ave. , Bezkorowanny. Barbara E .............................. 26l7 V'me 5+. Dramah'c Club l940-'4I. Glee Club I940. Boang Club W94OJ4I Birkley. Bhei R .................................. 5627 Bramble Ave. Science Club I94l, Voice S+a'H I94I Boufef, Edward C ................ 5408 Whefsel Aveu BRamble 0458-R Baskefball I939, '40 '4I Browen M ariorie Bruns. Clarence H ................................ 709 Epworfh Ave. Buchheimen Arnolci ................. 920 Burion Ave., UNiversiiy 3726 Buchold. Alice M .................... I796 Denham Si. WAbash 6073 SecrefaryATreasurer Senior Class, Voice 8: Echo Staff l941, Ring 3 Pin CommiHee l94l, Boang Club l94l. Science Club I940 1 Brezowski. Michael J ................ IBOI Cenfral Aveq PArkway 02H: Casslnelll. John H ......................... l F79 Herschel, EAsf 7037 ChrEsfos. Pefe ....................... 7l5 McMakfn Aveu Klrby 8609 Chris+y. Delbert Lee ........................ j ...... I879 Walker 5+. Chris+y, Edifh Loraine .................. 3334 Elland Ava, AVon 0406 .3 Davis, EHon ....................................... 442! Tuwe Ave. Davis. Mary ......................... 3453 Kerper 5+ MOn+ana 3636 Dreyer, Anna Marie ....................... l524 Pulfe St. Klrby 5I54 Dreyer. thel Dorothy .................... I524 PuHe Sh Klrby 5I54 6 Farrell. Roberf Lee ............................... 8428 Curzon Ave. L Franz. Wilma ..................... 3068 MassachuseHs PL. Klrby I450 :3 Funk. Marion Carol .............................. ll8 MaLvern Place 6313, Doris Mae ........................ I309 Ba+es Ave.. Klrby 8342 Gels. Virginia Rose ..................... I309 Bafes Ave., Kirby 3342 Geyer. Ann K ..................... 373l Woodford Rd.. MEirose 8483 3 Grimm Julian C .................... 2929 Sander 5L, WOodburn 3353 1; Hasz, Roberf E ................. 3537 Bruesfle Ava. MOnfana I354-M 6i Heimpold. Heinz C ................ 2l24 Sinfon Ava, WOodburn DI77 H ' Bowling I940. Travel Club I940 Helmich. Howard L ................................ 206 Calhoun Si. Henrich, Norber'r J ................... 3924 Tappan Ava. Klrby 287573 Science Club l94l. Echo I94l Holsfrom. Marcelle ................................. 439 Riddle Rd. Glee Club I93?, '40, '41, Bowling Club I940-'4l. Forum Club 639 Huffman. EH16 A ................... 2628 Essex Place. UNiversify 3853 Humphreys. Jenson ................. 70 Erkenbrecker Ave., AVan 743B Keafing. Anne E ..................... I85I Josephine. UNivarsify 9269 Forum 1940, President. Forum I94l. Science I94D-'4l, Bowling I940, '4l. Voice 8: Echo I940. '4l, Editor Voice I941. Prom CommiHee I941 SENIOR A CTI VI T Y REPORT Pug: Furty-n'x Kemp. David .......................... 3632 Burch Ave.. EAs+ 5886 Bowling l94l KeHlar.. Nice C .................. 4756 Edgewood Aves, Klrby 7275 Bowling I94l. Forum '40. Ring K Pin CommIHee '4I. Vice-Fresidenf Senior Class '4I. Prom CommiHee '4I. Voice 3. Echo Staff '43 Killian. Paul ........................ 3005 Colerain Ave Khby 0260 Bowling l94l, Science '4I. Voice 2; Echo '4l Klein. William C ................... 2025 HewiH'. WOodburn 0382 Kobman, Gloria F .................... 24l0 Ohio Ava. CHerry I979 Bowling Club I94034I Kobman. Jane ....................... 24l0 Ohio Ave.. CHerry I979 Glee Club I939. Bowling Club '39. '40. '4I. Forum Out: '4I. Edifress Echo '4l. Science Club '40 Koehlke. Norbert C .................... 33Il Bach Ave.. ME lrose 8l27 Bowling I94l, Voice 8: Echo '4I. Business Manager Voice 8x Echo '4l Koesfer. Mary R .................. 3353 Hillside Ave.. WAbash 0396 Presiden? Forum l939-'40. Vice-Presiden+ Forum '4l. Voice 3: Echo Represenfa+ive '39. '40. Edifress Echo '4I. Science Club '4l. Ring 3: Pin Commiffee '4l. Glee Club '39. From Commitfee '4I. Junior Class Presidenf '40. Senior Class ?resfdenf '41. Prom Queen '4l Korb. Burda .................................. 3603 Woodbine Ave. Voice 0 Echo Represenfafive and Confributor I94l. Ring and Pin CommIHee '4I Kroeger. Mary M .................... l03l S+a+e Ava. WAbash 7607 Forum CJub l94l. '4l, Science Club '4l Lisfer. Roberf ................................... 4209 Langland ST. Circulation Manager Voice 8s Echo I941. Forum '4l. Science '4I. Bowling '4I. Prom Commiffee '4I. Ring 3t Pin Commiifee '4l Lohner. Emil .......................... 2742 Arbor SL. ME Irose 4032 Mara. Donald J ............................... 535 McAlpIn Ave. SCience Club I940. '4I. Echo Staff '40, '4l. Froum '39. '40. Ring 8: Pin CommiHee '4l Meckzum. Clefus E ............. 57l5 Monning Ave.. BRamble 2374K Merri-H. Raymond B ................. 3340 Cardiff Ava, MEIrose 0l73 Bowling I939. '40. '4i. Voice Shag '4l Miles. Leo L ........................... 370 Terrace. UNiversHy 4870 Nehus. Marie T ........................ I737 Daie Rd.. MEIrose 4695 Niemer. Ray A ................................. l9ll Colerain Ave. Parker. Virginia C .................... 3603 Robb Ave.. MOnfana 7477 Bowling l94l. ScEence '4I. Dramah'c '4I Pechs'redf. Clyde ............................... 7829 Plainf'leld Ave. Pels. Harrie? A ...................... 3227 Orion AveA, MEIrose 7075 Plueddemann. Richard H ....... 5003 Glenshede Ave.. BRemble 224l-J Science Club I938. '39. Forum '38. '39 SENIOR ACTIVITY REPORT Page Forty-Jemm Poe. Elber? ......................... 3035 Colerain Ave.. Klrby 4034 Bowling I9401 '4I. Science Club '4l Reeves. Vici-or ...................... 4439 Reading Rd.. MEIrose 3622 QuiHer. Walfer ................. 324I Jefferson Ave.. UNiversHy 9343 Reiss. Mariorie J .................................. I364- Hopple Sf. Rieg. CIif'Ford A ................. 49 Wed Corry 5L. UNiversify 7724 Bowling I94l, Glee Club '39. '40. '4I. Dramch Club '4I Robinson. WaH'er ............... 4266 Plainville Rd.. BRamble 0946vM Rose. Lura ..................... 29I4 Fairfield Ave.. WOodburn OQZI Ruebei, John A ........................... l848 Bruce. Kirby 0099-R Ruck. Vivian ....................... 3747 Edwards Rd. MEIrose I83l Voice Sfaff I940. '4l. Forum Club '4l RunerFord. Ernesil R ................. 2357 51'. James, WOodburn 5800 Schroeder. Harry C ................ 235 McCormick Place. AVon 2828 Boang HMO. '4l. Science '40. '4I. GTee Club '39. Prom Commiffee '39, '40. '4I. Foofball Trainer '40. Voice SfaH '40. 4!. Prom CommiH'ee '4I. Voice Varie+y Show Direcior '38 Shafer. 5+anfey C ................. 6903 Cambridge. BRamble 1583-W Voice Staff I940. Baskeiball '40 Sievers. Virginia Mae .................. 4-205 Eileen Dr,. MElrcse 3595 Science Club I939 Snodgrass. John P ................................. I69 Renslar Ave. Bowling Club I944 Snyder. Agnes K ................................. 2237 Sfrafford 5+. Dramatic Club 194? Sfapp. June Rose ..................... 64I5 Erie Ava, MEIrose 5424 Sireussand. Sam B .................................... 4H Rockdale Edi'ror Voice I94l Sfrobl. Mardeli C ............... 2I72 Norfh Bend Rdu Kirby 549b-W Sfrahofer, Joseph G ................... 644 Probasco. UNiversHy 9806 Bowil'ng IV4D. '4I Sullivan. Ciemenf ................ 6705 Merwin Ava. BRambIe I306-J TeHow. Wm. L ..................... SIS Melish Ave.. UNiversi+y 4793 Football I940. '4I. Basketball '40. 4I. Bowling '4I Traub. Catherine E .................................. 2378 Flora Sf. Tschofen. John P .................. 2678 Cora Ave. MOntana 2677vW Forum I939. '41 Vice. Ray C ......................... 275l Markbreit JEf'Ferson 5549 Waldman, Harvey ........................ Cll7 Blair Ava. AVon 2263 Wehrung. Arfhur W ......................... 260l Sciofo. AVon 9234 Weirich. Edward J ................ 737 E. Epworfh Ave Klrby ISIbVJ Woeber. Charles W ............................. 5322 Laconia Ave. Wolf. Frank H ......................... 2I69 Sohn St. PArkway 305l Baskei'bsll I 939, '40 SENIOR ACTI VIT Y REPORT Fag: Forty-eight Esau gig 0a? 14,2;2 ?eciqtion Afier a yearbook is complefed, 1+ seems almosf Jroo la+e +0 express Jrhanks to The various persons who assisied in HS preparafion excep'r possibly +0 Divine Providence Jfhaf i+ did gei finished. However, credH' should be given +0 various s+uden+s, Faculfy members, business and proiessionai faleni who gave +his 194I Echo some oufsianding characierisiics. From +he sfuclenfs we have drawn deeply and more wideiy +his year. The edifor, Mary Koesier. your Facuify Advisori wishes f0 personally Jrhank for many services. large and smail. no+ewor+hy of ail. for her loyalfy and conscienhousness even when nighfs seemed +00 requiring of Time: pafience. efc. To Alice KeHler. assis+an+: Norb Koehlke. business man- ager: and Bob Lisfer, more +han usual gra+i+ude is expressed. For ar+ work and suggesfions. Andrea Blackwood and Alice Buchold deserve honorable men+iom pariicuiarly since fhe iine drawings made +his year's Annual show considerable amoun+ of real abiliiy. Among +he Factu. Mr. Jerome Cook displayed unusual adepfness af arranging and ediiing sfuden'r li+erary maferial. Mri Porferl ari Jreacher. deserves a men+ion of appreciahon for fhe Jrime spenf in direding s+uden+ ari work. To our commercial and proiessional advisers, appreciahon is herewi+h given. The engraving and layoui work done by +he Repro Engraving Company of fhis cify are nofeworfhy. undoub+edly due +0 Jrhe creafive and diversified experiences of ifs represenfafivei Harold Mann. To Mr. Cappel, oi Schulie 8i Cappei, Prinfers. did his usual dependable and weilexecu+ed job of prin+ing. Sargenf Marsh. 01: Marsh Sfudios. can be credifed for fine dis+inc+iveness of photography. To +he s+uden+ body and Factu who suppor+ed +he sub- scripfion drives, money-raising ac+ivi+ies. and dispiayed real inferesi in +he wehcare of Jrhis publicaiion, noi forgeiiing Jrhe adverfisers who gave finahcial supporii we also render our sincere ihanks. GEORGE C. YOUNG, Facul+y Adviser, jDVERTISEMENTS ii ir Wat Wight 5mm M 4m pWMe 0m NWW. IT PHYS TOHDVERTISEIN THE WEST NIGHT ECHO HOTOGRAPHY ? M A B S H S T U D I O 626 BROADWAY PHONE PArkway 5626 ' 7 bk W- plenty of i1',-and famously cheap, -for better living and for indusfriul eXpansion is an asset of 1his area. THE CINCINNATI GAS 8: ELECTRIC CO. LlTTLEFORD-NELSON School 01 Commerce Neave Building Cincinnati, Ohio SCHULTE $ CAPPEI. 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