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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

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I fl l v, 1' ' P 1 1 2 T 'ft -., Q1 , . . 1 1 K., , ,3. gr: ., P ' . , .M , ' S I 7 3 K 'If nf' 1, Q , -f -- Q' ' -ef , :.',,.- ,- gi ,3,.,4- Y 'ini' 'f f,. ,,. 4',5X mr 1 V , 1 .-3 LA. .1 5. Y l7fZHXlCLf This year West Night celebrates its 50th Anniversary, From 1900 to 1950 the world has been revealed to us through the stereoscope, the magic lantern, the movie, the radio, and now through television. These are the symbols of our presentation of 50 years of West Night. Included with the pictures of this year's events are flashback pictures of people, activities, and events in the glorious past of a grand old school. It is the earnest hope of the Staff that the present students of West Night will note well the variety and quality of the activities that have flourished in these halls and classrooms. Many more of these activities need to be revived and revitalized if West Night is to fulfill its purpose of providing for every seeker the maximum oppor- tunity for the development of qualities of scholarship, leadership and service. We therefore dedicate this Golden 1950 Anniversary ECE to the revival of the customs, traditions, activities and spirit of West Night High School. XX 'b I f'5 BA LP YD 1.5 5 ruin' xigghb v MBA A an wivk A 'iz 'Z 0 16 I X xxxx X X XX XX'X rexx X ,i X xx 'N.sx ZA XX 'x Pa X N ' A, X X 12 N X :hh X . 1 X X H, N sd? ' N N ,2, y A' 5 ' X YV N 4 ...As I hF :- i' N f' :J f I P' 11.1 N ilk llllhl 1 2 ill lllllllll Ili! Htllluw aww' r Huff' N1 61, ig, J' an ' an PM 'I ,,.,. ,. I ,.., I 1 H X A I f In fx :S V ik 5 .' - West Night High School C1914 to presentI West Night High School Il900-05, 1908-ILI WEST NIGHT I-IISTCRY On its 50th Anniversary West Night stands as Cincinnati's largest night high school. Developing from a school with a rather haphazard program of courses West Night has grown into a school of highest quality The State Superintendent of Instruc- tion recognizes it as a school of the first rank. Its many outstanding sons and daughters are distinguished for their well known contributions to our city, state and country. Not only are its standards of the highest, but its offerings are many and varied. Commercial and academic programs are full and well balanced. In addition art, music, speech, journalism, clothing courses and shop courses are designed to round out the students' education and to meet individual interests. As for location, West Night High School first occupied the old First Intenmediate School Building, Baymiller Street, in the West End where Dyer School is now situated. In 1905, it was temporarily housed in the old Hughes High School Build- ing on West Fifth Street, and upon the completion of Dyer School in 1908, it was returned to its original location. For six years it remained there and finally was transferred to its present home, the new Hughes Building in Clifton Heights.A.bronze tablet, presented by the class of 1914, com emorates this event. h., ,H - f WEST NIGHT HIGH SIIHIIIIL ' IJINIIIIIIIATI, IIHIU 2 E. W. WILKINSON Pr1nc1pa1,l9ll 15 'To the graduates I say, IU experiences with 'West Nighters' leads me to close with the statement that light brings out the stars. ' BENJAH N H. SIEHL Pr:lncipal,19l6 - 25 'There is no better de- veloper of character that I can think of than a combination of work and school at night.' GEORGE F. FRANZ xl Principal,1925 - 35 'The youth of today, therefore,more than ever hefore,has a double res pons1bility.If civiliz ation is not to re- treat hs must meet this challenge. Adm, Ray Principal RA! LAH ERT Principal, 1945 - 'The program of the evening high sd fills a distinct gap in our system o education. To many who, through no fault of their own, have bsen denied the privilege of graduating from the conventional high school, the evenin high school satisfies an urgent need 'A high school education is a neces asset to any person. As a rule empl ers hesitate to hire a person who ha not been able to 'get through' high school. In a past generation a high school diploma was a distinction. N it is a necessity. 'Along with the popularization of s condary education has come a change requirements and an expanded curricu I SUCH LEADERS AS THESE HAVE BROUG T WEST NIGHT THROUGH FU 'ram AND 'l'H2EIRg sgavrcn T0 Usimm froalfion ' A A MW ne change concerns the increase in UDB ime requirements. The parents of our resent high school generation may have eceived a unit of credit for 64 house n class as compared with our present 20 hours. This increase in time, how- ver, does not necessarily imply a pro- ortionate increase in the difficulty of he work done. More difficult courses ere taken in the past than at the pre- ent. In fairness it should be said, V owever, that the modern tendency is to ard the practical side,particularly hose subjects that have an apparent and mmediate application. 'Every able-bodied and mentally alert erson owes it to himself and his fa dly o get a high school education. The tyening high schools make this possible 'or all who will give extra effort.' EARS OF DISTINCTION. WE SALUTE O A s.. OM UNITY AND PASS ALONG A WORD OR TWO OF THEIR FAITH INHEBT NIGHT. MARION H BER Principal, 1935 - 37 'Our school aims to of 1 the best opportunitie for development or a new personality so necessary for the rapidlY 0hHD8iU8 social order.' COO! Principal, 1937 ' 38 'Night School has offeret in you more than lesson as s1gnnents,laboratory exper1mente,or lib references...It is t opportunity for fe lowship correlate with the schola 1 side of educeti I PAUL U. CUTSHALL Principal. 1933 ' 'gash one has S029 to his or her Part in th great stru88l0 to ' the world a fit pls 1 which free men women can 11Y9 I ' cent,wortlWhi10 life.' L md me ,.a4iv9?f 5 . W? .fgfj L3 ,rug My 524001 .455 5' 5 JK On these pages are among the first sights for all newcomers to West Night. The memory of these per- ticular sights will rennin in the mind of the West Nighter perhaps long after the perticulz courses have been for- gotten. Us 5 ww. TM X 4.1, -.' ' W ' . 1 ,w,': ff,:2a3d.wfNkfl.. img , sw ', 'wwf Q., ' ,, , 1'm, mf' , v. 1 , fem- M . eF:uq,!,J'f 'V M- M W i A fpiifw., Q .1 W IAMMMWWNM WU 1 4 - V Q -A f fy 4-if . 1 N it 5 6 sw f 'zz-Jaw,-f.w,56 '1 fvsafzfa K 3 , ,rw ,Qfk m l wa, ,A A - A K - P R65 N gy ' M W 4 .. ,. m,,.M ,. , N . M NET ,,, ,2 W, , 1 ,l is W, g ifii Q Q?f5fQfggiL, ,L H -.fez Mf.f,f1 .f 1 .Q A K7 355 A 5 2 -, , ..:.M:..,.3,- 52?IVwkL,g? W ..,. L, Qyfi M .gap Q Ar as R , -: ax -: ,-:,:, S 'J 7 753295 ' K ffm 4 5 K gifs ix? 'Q iff 5 fi Iii'-1,? 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Richard Carpenter, Denzil B. Caskey, Homer T. Chamerlin, Margaret L. Connolly, Margaret Cook, Jerome H. Crouse, Anne Marie Di Pilla, Amelia Epstein, Judith N , W C-amffg Farnham, Walter R. Franecki, August Gates, Marshall Grooms, Lyle S. Harris, Lelia Hartshorn, Artie Huber, Clara Jones, Winifred Kemble, Mary Joe Kennedy, Eleanor Kesterson, Marie Koch, Adeliade L. Kuechenmeister, John Lamert, Ray Lange, Mary Ann Miller, Jane A. V Q 1 I Moore, Lee D. Murphy, Chester N. Pleper, Jane L. Price, Betty Renfrew, Omer W. Rhollans, Arthur Sheets, Everet Skinner, Frances S. Sudbrink, Ella Sullivan, Kathryn Wehman, Henry Winters, Lucy Witteried, Alice Wuerdeman, Walter Zielinski, Mildred w f ' --11 LL I 23, L L J E 'I F ... , . as 2212 f f 'J 'rg E. F ' 1 . : 'm ':'.. , M FE 9-M1351 5 .. J in 1, , I a A ,sw I-4. , J' f , :JL W f 3 ,.,, fi 'P gk ,iii Q Q I 3 ,Q . X A . ff ,:,. 5 if 'HK ,. ?',fYQ km . 5 , us, 2? - F' 4- , 1 Q ,L is ff 7, w +. if X51 , Q I K 7. yn V-fv. VV K M :: : .. :,: 53 1 , 1 V ,2 A fl ZL: , L f g Wzzq 1 ' WSL ji? Qi ff R . 2 -nw -ugzyn.---nf 1 ai S Q. Q? Q- 1 .. ,K Q Q. N 'K Outstanding in service to the school were lies Ella Sudbrink and lrsn Margaret Chamberlin were given b brink in endless counting of sales tax stamps. Hundreds of dollars were placed in the school treasury to aid and support worthy school activities. Mrs. Chamberlin with the able help of David Levine and Marilyn Shroot provided West Night with a much desired service and at the same time brought in addi- tional funds for West Night A C T I V I TI E S by the theme of this page, stamps and in turn activities. For this outstandin8 contributiomthese teachers and helpers. thanks- lany extra house lisa Sud- candy have produced money 5 hu ,QW ,N 'W f Gif fmgy M W ,QED AA M 3 Eff -.-- as Qyvq NCES 'fxf ,f mn. ' 5. sf ,..,,M .Wg mwmfmvnm Mm-an new 2,1 T535 ri SW A Q36 gf . 5 .U 3552? 5 .r W I 74 I iv 4 if f',,.mf i.' 41 9 I H 1, L s ,,t,,, 1, . W,,., L 4 'wi' 127 - V 'ii ,, z,. 5, Li V... '23 mp.. W, J , 41 41 F ' PEWWEW' 'SHsmf., W1f1!1',iiM'-1 :! ' , I I H4131 .a., gg i Q . K 1 Ti. M,- 'X 6.5 Q IQ 53' 'tif .xii 5255 Q ,- ' , wig. 3 1 Mm 1 ,E ef nf, . 'is M - i if 5 95 il f K 1' as S 5 34 . E., 2? x 1 www '3 Q3 1 H M 4 k k H L3,JVk51V ' ,, i ' T f 9 XX ' ll!! 2? x 54 r' ow- in QF. ,Q mis wr ,L J we -- f- -.gy ig ,,,::J,. xg K 'sv go 0046119 liL6LlO.'5A0LL:5 Advisor 0.W.Renfrow ,l-1-1-111 1-1-111-l Advisor sets. Reber sets Friars, Home of West Night Bowling League Perhaps the most outstanding organiza- tions to be revived with success was the West Night Bowling League. With the leadership of Secretary Lee Hale and Advisor Omer Renfrew the league carried through a full schedule of games for a six-team league. To the genial Frank Lintz of Friars' Lanes and faithful James Butler, keeper of vital statistics, goes a real vote of thanksvfor a job well done. May thirteenth marked a high point in club activities when a bowling ban- quet was held at the Williams YMCA. Thirty-four bowlers and guests were in attendance as Larry Mueller re- ceived the trophy for the league's high average. Bill Horstman was awarded the high game trophyg while Jane Stone received the high aver- age trophy for the girls. TheHawks were the winners of the team cham- pionship medals. A firm foundation for a l95l League has been laid. Plans were already under way by the close of the 1950 Bowling Banquet for the 1951 season. Secretary Lee Hale 11 .1-il---i1 Young lady almost sits. 2 --A 1- 7 ' f2f'2f 4'2':',f? l sw ' 1 555 J v, .-ff' .f-0' Jhe YV oice an 53: 0 svn., Me? Above is a representative gron, from the VOICE and ECHO Staff. In the first row are Cleft to right! Reporter Perry Weisberg, VOICE Editor Gwen Neabrey, ECHO Editor Lee Hale, Reporter Randy Reber. In the second row are Reporter Ellis Hardiman, Reporter- Representative Velma Harrington, VOICE Advisor Omer Renfrew, Rep- resentative Gerry Warning, and Reporter Frank Sisley. To the right is hardworking ECHO Advisor C.N. Murphy. 7 , l THE VOICE WRITERS The 1950 VOICE and ECHO Staff was a hardworking and capable group with a real mission. Not only did they set themselves the task of producing the VOICE as the week to week reporter of events as did the staffs of VOICEand ECHO founder J.David Jacobs lpictured belowl, followed by thesum ing-up ECHO, they set for themselves the creation of schools events. During the was West Night activities dipped and disappeared to a large and frightening extent. With a five-point platform the staff went into action. The platform was this: ill full activity program for Rose Mars' 3h01't9D, Ellis Hardiman full student participationg C23 time for student-facul ' ty nget-togethers'3 C33 full scale , West Night 50th Anniversary Celebra- tiong HJ establishment of West Night Alumnight Associationg C51 more and better courses designed for night students. - Joseph Stocker, Editor Gwen Neab and Perry Weisberg look up 8 Ambitious though this platform was, there was some measure of success in all but point three plank. A bowling league, a dance club, a photo club, and a gym club were formed. A Talent Show was produced successfully,fdllow- ed by a second show. Six dances in all were held. Alumni were contacted and joined in certain activities. A class in Journalis and one in Speech and Dramatics were successfully initiated and carried through. Ehough far from 1004 successful the John Bramlage, Rose Mary Shorten Frank Sisley 8 Etaff feels that its work has made Ellis Herdiman, Advisor Renfrew, Perry Weisberg est Night just a little more desire- Lee Hale, sndJoseph Stocker with I, able place for West Nighters. representatives. pose room Below are J.David Jacobs founder of the VOICE and ECHO and the 1922 VOICE and ECB staff. I NIGHTS ovens: 1 i949 f NUMBER IEFS TRAFFIC CHIEF AID FOREST RANGER T0 A ........... ' T0 SPEAK AT l.l. ASSEMBLY K2 1 'Z . 0 jig ,IQ ' sen Capt. Bay Clift, grsdnste and BC A' .uf 1,' on - . Bditbl' or was nu snare z fl! ls. 40 progrsn of Nov. 'I with llr. lbge T' I' ' -7 1 , Worthy and word lise lr. C11 ' Rvnrv senior ll1l8d sway hx: a Z l 'ul uve us l Dune' of his mr i ', ty years st light School and Pr 63 ,ins f .5 tits of Education. No one cou ,ff ' U' ww' ' know any better :nan Cspt. C111 5 ' i i . ' . After gndmting in'the yearof 'Z S i 1 he continued night school for si - A I teen more long years to reach h ' If-nn flrieser. P1-an-glgct, E. :gash izisione can see the 'al 'fJ1 L'l'l M Q round. FOREST RANGER' Ir. J. Herbert Heger also will v f I ff' fl! I VOICE PLATFORM 1. Full activity program for full student parti cipat ion . 2. Time for student-faculty 'get togethers.' 3. Full scale W. N. 50th Annivers- ary Celebration. L+. Establishment of West Night Alumnigxt Association. 5. More and better courses design- ed for night students. HAP V51 Y E Lady Editor Gwen Neebrey gives orders ss stertlen I-Isle, Hsrdilm, Ueisberg, Reber, and Sisley hop 39 ll to it. To left and shove is e composite VOICE L.. - ,.X...- nieture to illustrate its 1950 appesrenee. X --5. 1--1-' VUIUE Sm!! 6ll'L Neabreyivtvbeltlbbi00lt0tluI0eEditOr, Lee Hale... ....... Co-Editor, VOICEg Editor, ECHO Joseph Stocker, Jr.... ........ ...Business Manager Reporters: Perry Weisberg, Velma Harrington, Ellis Hardiman, Pauline Dornhagen, John Grieser, Bill Horstman, Mildred Ertel, Jim Butler, Sue McMillan, Ray Hudson, Janet Stone, Jane Stone, Marilyn Schroot, Kathy Gray, Esther Thomas, James Royer, Frank Sisley, Randy Reber, Rosemary Short- en, John Bramlage, Robert Allendorf, Virginia Eneguess, Barbara Goodwin, Michael J. Eisler, Co-Ed1tor Lee Hale 1nter,1e,B Jack Eick and Allene Clarke. Shrine mm, performer' C EV ,., N ffvesiiaal mcg H H gi f l l J an X 3 l f' N If I F n f ,ffl , we 'aizgiw , l , L Yi ffw, ' W X 6 'E Q. J- 2 x 3 4, lb is . S emi ECHO student photo- grapher Lloyd Winter poses as he is caught by his own camera. ' ECHO photographer in midst To left 19 5 Bet Of glamorous interview. VOICE magazines of 37 Years ago. Today VOICE 18 H bi-4 sg weekly newspaper. gs i A 4f,:,j.jo,0L'. 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N E35 55, fi? 'fi Ili f 25' fuziiiarup ig I A Q Q.. A. I A ff ' Wrfm ' Wesbty Lawiferai Zi . . 3. 5. 'A 2. 1' 'A ,sam --V -11 muphm I in in an-V - f .1 I T - iii! 'imap 1A I YN 49 0 .Ioe.nr.a C. -Qimmr 5 f Q3 1 Kaz- X. A-, Ax. 1... :Q fl. ,, 'f p. 1. Y. Q .M Y, H wa Q. 1 is , , :hu xx x E1 1 e Hgzenhurg Smit Srewn CMLBTQO Everamn Gagvia whine Hazelwood Huber . Johnson v . Lantsr Maier . Sisley J .,....................-.....i................,.,,, 1 .X YJ 1 C- eniom GfI 8l,l!8 Many people in the modern trend of life find it either impossible or inconvenient to continue their education in the day schools. This causes them to look toward night school for assistance in their educational progress. It is not easy, however, to spend four or five nights a week in s stuffy class room when one could be out with the 'gang' at a party or perhaps a show and enjoying himsel to the fullest extent. ' The West Night of yester-year had the solution to the dry studying and grind night after night by giving the students an opportunity to make new friends and have social gatherings within their schodh These activities were in full swing prior to the Second World War. The war took most of the young men, curtailing these activities, even bringing them to a complete standstill in certain cases. It has been the constant effort of the senior class officers of the years following the war to give the students of West Night an opportunity to fonn their 'new gang' and to meet new friends, have good times within the school just as they had in the early years. -u We feel that we have given our very best and hope these efforts will not be wasted, but will be con- tinued by senior class officers in the future, for we in receiving our education at West Night feel e great tie to the school and we want that tie to become a bond with the school, the classes, and with the alu ni. Our new Alumni Association has grown in the past few years. These active members have pledged their all to reactivate such social activities like those of years gona by. With such dynamic school spirit passed from year to year by the senior class officers and graduatl the students of West Night High School will again see their alma mater in the limelight of night school education and social life among themselves. JOH NYCHHHSER 0.1EEiMLE President, Class of 1950 President, Alumni Association Ackley, Marian Ruth...4220 Williamson Pl. Altenberg, Harvey A..l742 Northampton Dr. Bossermnn, John. ...... 9805 North Bend Rd. Bott, Charles R........3987 Trevor Avenue Brown, G. Calardo, Conners, Conyers, Robert..2283 Schoedinger Avenue D. J.. ........... 2551 May Street Mary Lou ..... 2020 North Bend Rd. David Lee ...... 4448 Station Ave. Dyer, Mary Ann.. .... ..... 1002 Towandater 'Eden, Mary Regina... .... 5781 Ferdinand Ehrman, Helen J.. ........... 3510 Boudinot Ellington, Barbara A....3226 Montana Ave. Eneguess, Ginny.... ....285l McKinley Ave. Everson, Joe W..........1524 Ambrose Ave. Galvin, Eugene D... Gray, Kathleen..... Grleser, John N.... 5728 Kenneth Avenue Fluegeman, Alvera E. ........224O St. James .. ......... 4101 Paxton ....6520 Savannah Ave. Gulden, Lillian Ruth .......... 1113 Poplar Gulden, Dolores B. ..... 1667.Rockford Pl. Harvie, Carol Phyllis ........ 5856 O'Leary Haslinger, Fred J.... .... .5427 Grafton Ave. Hawkins, Kathryn.........29l3 Monfort St. Hazelwood, Violet R..2007 East Sutter Ava Horstmann, William ..... 1642 Pullan Avenue Huber, Sophie K.... ...... 1242 Section Rd. Johnson, Alexander B.....l025 Findlay St. Johnson, Patricia R... .... 1871 Walker St. U R ' 'ill SENIUR I EIITUHY Kadetz, Henry.............75l S. Crescent Knopf, Ernest G....l5l7 Duncan, Covington Kunk, Charlotte..... Kurz, Ellen E. .... Levine, David. ..... Liebert, George ..... Lochner, Jean Marie. Maier, Nancy Jane... Marcum, Ruth L ...... McCauley, Thomas J.. Miller, Ruby.... .... Nelson, Rhabana Joan... Redelman, Florence.. Redmon, Walter W.... Reelhorn, Carolyn J. Ritter, Donald W.... Robbins, Mabel Ruth. Rosen, Marvin. ...... Sheley, Audrey M.... Sternweiler, Rudy... Stocker, Joseph Jr.. Thomakos James M... Thomas, Esther, L... ...774 Summit Ave. ....2339 Chickasaw ..5362 Reading Rd. ...505 Melish Ave. ...l446 Aster Pl. . ....... 141 Nansen ........3lO Milton ..5030 W. McMicken . . . . . . 3056 Beekman 10-H Boltwood Court .......5555 Bayard OOIIOOIQSO6 ...l527 Avon Drive ...1924 State Ave. ...836 Beecher St. 840 Cleveland Ave. ........5lO Warner . ..... 6555 Greenwood .....2058 Pale Rd. ......5lO Northern 1706 Hanfield Truxall, Betty L.325 E.2nd St., Covington Warren, Susie M.....5072 Melborne Terrace Winzig, Virginia M..........545O Roseland Zimmer, Joanne Coeooeoo eeee2515 Marilyn Shroot poses beside one of the Prom posters produced by the art class. SENIOR P RO M President Johnny Greiser introduces Prom Queen Candida Joanne Zimmer, Virginia Winzig, Esther Thomas, and Rut Marcum. To the right, Johnny Greiser crowns Ruth Marc 1950 West Night High School Senior Prom Queen. 15 Carrying on a recently revived tradition of an annu Senior Prom of full scale, West Nighters held their 1950 Senior Prom at the Hotel Metropole from 9:00 u til 1:00, Saturday, April 29. In charge was dynami senior president, Johnny Greiser. 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