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

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. - L- Botany FRIDAY NIGHT CI,ASS Firm Row ilffl lu rr il): M.iry C.iruso, Kutli Bu.hringcr, hivir.i Tcucll, Dorothy l.cc, M.iry Dnurson {Teacher!, Dorothy Niemeyer, Thelma Imholte, Vera Riesenberg, EHzabeth Ivrall. Skcovd Row: Helen Hcinbrock, Louise Tengler, Eva Guethlein, Elma Young, Selma Altcmeier, Catherine Wagner, Helen Buelterman. Third Row: Edw. Hemsath, Chas. Heidel, Fred Behymer, Audrey Hine, Louise Guethlein, James Vincent, John Fischer, F ed Cafazzo. Aside from the f)biect of gaining a credit in science, the l Friday Night Botany Class, under the supervision ot Mary C. Dourson, has enjoyed a season ot revehition ot the botani- cal wonders of nature. The experiments and classwork have put the entire class in that frame of mind which really appre- ciates all plant life. This, perhaps, is the primar - purpose ot the course. 38 - i«r

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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.

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. «i - x- Civics FRIDAY 1GHT CLASS FiR r Row ( ( 10 righl): Marguerite (Juinn, Josephine Schindler, Louise Boise, Olivia I-ischesser, Harold Woodruff (Teacher), Ruth Keller, Rosemary Dirksing, Betty Grote, Margaret Brunner. Second Row: Clare Becker, Lillian Kline, Mary Frank, irgiline Pfeiffer, Florence DeWald, Adele Richter, Nettie Dunn. Third Row: Melvin Wahl, Dwight Stinson, John Hallam, Charlotte Kruse, Ruth Stammler, Geo. Stinson, Meyer Solko. Fourth Row: Nat Stoller, Lawrence Riesten- berg, Edw. Mauser, Geo. Murphy, Paul Doppes. THE reawakened spirit ot our national government has given great impetus to the study of our political organization. In tune with the times, the students comprising the Civics Class are familarizing themselves with the vital political questions of the day. This knowledge will enable them to become better citizens and true Americans. ; - 39