YMCA Night Law School - Triangle Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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A ss- usfv 17 so .! xr XJ xr - 9 '. ,311 -. .' ':?fS5.'. . 'E LESTER GOTTLIEB Woodward High School: Page Gimmel Club. Lester is Exhibit A proving that one can be a first class wise-cracker with- out charging a debit against the fund of legal knowledge. I f V, gf ' U l ' l LOIIIS R. GREEN Pleasant Ridge High School. Lou is one of our much traveled buddies from Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. Knows all the Kennedy Heights conductors by their first names and possesses that executive ability neces- sary to become president of a railroad. The Erie. isn't it Lou? y jp. WELLINGTON P. GUILD Ohio State. A gentleman from Walnut Hills and a scholar from Ohio State, capable of anything from rendering perfect recita- tions to pulling a three-ton t1'uck out of the nud. R , , 1 ,fl . l, , ,. 7 Y, ig I MILLER T. HAYMAN East Night High School. VVhile we imagined Hayman was con- nected in some way with a Railroad, our acquaintance has been limited to his through sleeper service. He is in . favor of bigger, better and more com- fortable chairs. ALBERT C. KEELER Ivoodward High Sehoolg Order of Curia: Iota Lambda Pi. One of the intelligentia from Ringside Howl' who has a fondness for shows appealing to the eye. Sports a quasi mustache, draws pictures, unmarried, knows his lessons and is withal a he-man. I 322 JAMES T, HOOPER Dillsboro Ind. High School. Jim, an aborigine from Ludlow, Ky., came that far to study law at the Y. He enjoys the distinction of being a practicing at.- torney in Indiana and Kentucky.

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I N-,C X' NX 1xJA5x.CTNa,fT?x .4 A -- ...VI'fi. . --1. . ff? get xv -' 5 -f -veg' YP' - -321553. HARRY B. FELDMAN University of Cincinnati: VVOodward High Schoolg Page Giuunel Club. Harry is one of our stu- dious classmates of a legal bent and whom we know will be able to transpose his diligence, ability and sincerity into success and al of Vncidents. K., RIC HARD J. FINN St Xavierg Treas. Class, 1929. Oui huckleberry from just across the neck in Campbell County. Dick is ffunihu' with legal briefs, day-books, timl l7llll1C6S and such. A B RA HA M GO LD B E R G Woodward High School: Page Gimmel Club. Abe. while :L feather- weight in stature. packs a lllackstonian wallop snili- cicnt for any anrl all occa- sions. ljfls 1 l ALICE I. FEHL Woodward High School. IVould that we were as persevering and efficient as Bliss Fehl. She is the envied possessor of the most voluminous and coni- prehensive notes in our ken and better still is charitable therewith. l . ff f v.. ' If STANLEY L. FROWE Hughes High School: l'niversity ol' Cincinnati: Iota Lambda Pi. Tall, but destined for even greater heights is our friend and colleague, Stanley. His greatest aflliction, next to playing chess, is to listen to the poor benighterl Profs. address him as Frau SOL. GOODMAN East Night High School: Kappa Xi Delta: Curia: 19271 Editor Trcspasscs. Pres. Junior Class, 19228: First Bcttman Prize, 1927: First Bcttman Prize. 1998. It is with mingled feel- ings of satisfaction. eager- ness and prirlc that wc cxlol our Sol. 31

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A x X 5,51 , S , ,-i::3,3i7,:. ORIAN W. MCELFRESH East Night High Schoolg Kappa. Xi Delta.. Mac took in fee simple, the real and personal prop- erty, not omitting the good will for otherwisel which constitutes the Tres- passes, :our class paper. , ERNEST- KRUSLIN G St. Maryls High Schoolg University of Cincinnatig V. P. Class, 19263 VVinner of second Bettman Prize, 1926. Ernie is one of our studi- ous Hyde Parkers. who once sought to conquer fi f' ,f l l l CLIFFORD R. MILLER lVest Night High Schoolg V. P. Senior Class, 1929. A Cliftonian and former huek private who is bound for a high commission in the army of Blackstone. the world in a. Ford, being stopped only by the Pacific ocean and the immigra- tion authorities. 4 t I NORRIS NOGEN University of Cincinnati, Sent C. 0. 1J.f1'Ol11 ll. V., our class c-laims as its very own Chief Justice Nogen. Inimitnhle and irrepres- sible, he is a master c-r:1l'ts- man of both law :ind levity. To err is lllllllilill, hut to reverse one's opinion is the p rerogzitive ol' any law sludent. Verily Morris has heen the r'rr-:un in our r-olive. PAUL J. MUELLER East Night High Sehoolg Kappa. Xi Delta. Paul is an accomplished young man who ties his own how-ties and disdain- fully ignores all promptings in Class. Oft-times his dissenting opinion has later established itself as the law. Ocea- sionally reverts to type and danees a mean black-bottom. WM. 13. PETERMAXN 1Vesleyang Culver. Batel1, alias The Phantom ofthe Opera, is the ideal student, whose virtues were first discov- ered by 'l'ookie. His perfeet attendance and in- terest in c-lass :wtivities refleet an arlniiruhle esprit cle c-orps. 3 3