Western Hills Night High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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; - T . Post-Graduates 1-iKM Row lcjt lu ' 1 U): Sall Lc ' ine, Grace Sharp, I-.sthtr M.iil;, Rose Angehx Roth, Frieda Heimerilin er, Dorothy Schwietering, Rosemary K.ithman, Mary Ellen McLaugh!in, Frieda Von Nlda. Second Row; Hazel Smith, Mary Wood, Ruth M. Grace, Mary Knoppe, Martha Riestenberg, Dorothy Partridge, Jennie Powell, Nina Quintile. Third Row: Ralph Martaini, Stanton Griesser, Vm. Hanscman. I ' Vank Gerst, Glen Slater, Chas. Kaufhoid. A mbition! That ' s their middle name — this class of hustling l )St-Graduates. Each member ot this group is a graduate of Western Hills Night High School, or other high school, who is furthering his education with additional stuc ies. All hail to the Post-Graduates! 36

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jS« Alumni First Row uefl lo n hl): Carolyn Hojapp, Margaret Mumper, Janut Bellman, Jennie B. Powell, Feb. Moellers, Henrietta Gerst, Berth.! Zoecklein, Angela Otten. Second Row; Frieda ' on Nida, Ruth Koestcr, Jack Smith, Betty Stertz, Clarence (Jehringer, Margaret Klopp, Selma Battel. T HE Alumni Organization has adhered loyally to their ■ former school and teachers. The estrangements from former schoolmates that are bound to creep in, due to the press of busi- ness affairs, and the sedateness that comes of graduation, do not seem to have exerted a great influence over the alumni as a whole. Compliments are owing to these graduates who have shown such an interest in the progress ot Western Hills Night High School.

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- T«: Chemistrv-Phvsics FRIDAY NIGHT CLASS First Row [left to right}: Irene Wahl, Uurothy Kling, Charlotte Niehuus, Chas. Sankc) ( I ' cacher), Glenn Morris (Teacher), A. Fleischmann, LaFerhn Schat ' er, Agnes Hartung. Second Row; Jacob Burkart, Arthur Lakamp, Katherine Kahbes, Mildreil Gossner, Agnes Guethlein, Mar ' Sanders, Vm. Foken, Lawrence Weber. Third Row; Henry Brockhoff, Walter Kolhoif, Elmer Gehr, Rodney Eastin, Earl Donald, M. E. Sieger, Thos. Abatico. Fourth Row; Chas. Heutle, .Anthony Hartig, Wilbur Cawein, Walter Schrader, Roy .Sidener, John Beckmeyer, John Boesing. SciEN ' TlSTS TO be! Testing the resistance of an electric current or breaking H.O into its component parts is child ' s play for these Friday night students. Undoubtedly, their work has brought them into contact with the greatest scientific minds of all ages — and that alone is worth one extra evening a week. Congratulations are due to the science classes for their per- sistency and thoroughness in sacrificing a whole evening for the sake of knowledse.