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

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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:

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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