Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Ahm'r: - H111 the bright lativmz of youth flzcrr is no snrh word as 'fm'l. wrm-w rn Then shall nlll' names. Familiar in their mouths as household wurtla He in their timving cups freshly remembered I'RRAH for Naughty Seven! Hurrah fur the Naughty Seven- h' ! ! Seventy Hf Naughty Seven 3!! H Hurrah for the Naughty t int 0f the 1m. hundred who four years age: were taunted lay the mmls. Freshie, Freshie. don't yum cry; You'll he .t Senior hye 11ml bye, nnly seventy uf us have had the prophecy fulfilled, and mm; in our turn, are able tn taunt the Freshies. For, being only human. we cannot resist this. temptation. although xm- well remem- her hnw these consenting wards roused our own youthful ire as we wandered through these halls 1:! learning. searching for some room. the Inca- luiE-L 9 tion of which was vague in our innocent minds. hut ennccrning which we were too proud to ask. Hut we could endure being looked 1h rwn upon in SCIMML because we were looked up to out of school, at least by the district school pupils. who gazed at us with open mouths and staring eyes. as we calmly recited ttAmo. amare. alnavi. amatum. But with the passing Hf the months, our tliftidence passed away. H'c unraveled the puzzling maze of rooms, and sorted out the jumble of names, tacking each name tn its rightful owner. and we even dared tn 1m k the SL-niurx' full in the face. With a great deal more confidence we faced the September Of 190-1 than we had faced the same month nf 11m, t lm' feet Wtrk' firmly planted on the .secuml rung 0f the ladder, and though we