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

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JENNIE AUSTIN. Full of jollity and fun. Now, look at Jennie! Doesn't she look demure? Well, she isnft e not all the time + for she is one of the gayest little girls in the class; she is the life of her class. Always ready for jokes and fun. No one can be sad where Jennie is. HOWARD BENUS. I am not in the roll of common men. Howard is the istarH of the astronomy class. nSun Spotsn is able to answer any question on this subject i-Pi- He is a very quiet boy, and is so exemplary in his conduct that when he received a mark one day, the whole male portion of '07 said, ti 0 tempura, O mores.' ' ROBERT BENTLEY. ' CLASS TREASURER. I hope he is much grown since last I saw him. Robert, eommonly known as Snipe, to his circle of friends, was unanimously chosen Treasurier of the class, and his dread footsteps resound up and down the aisles of Room 3. His ability in chemistry has been a distinct gratihcation to Dr. Newman, and the envy of .his admiring classmates. - He has proved to the satisfaction of all that quantity is not necessary to sterling quality. May his life stretch out before 'him in an endless chain of success. 13

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ETI'iEL ACHTERMEYER. Oh, blessed with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorfpw cheerful as today. Ethel is one of our Greek girls. She gets all the enjoyment out of school that there is to be had. The gist of her philosophy is, rU'Xll work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. She has a good voice, and expects to study music after she leaves Walnut Hills. GWENDOLYN AIKEN, T. M. P i VICE-PRESIDENT. Short but sweet. Gwen is a glorious proof oflthe old, old saying, Precious things come in small packages? She is one of those jolly little girls who have a smile. and a good word for everyone. She is 'a-good student, and- itaiken for music. Whether or not she has played herself into popu- larity, she has managed to get there, nevertheless, with the signal proof of the fact in her office of Vice-Presidente the highest honor the class can pay to its girls; K FLORENCE MARGARET APPLEMAN. iiA friend in need Is a friend indeed. This is the kind of friend Florence's schoolmates have found' her to be. If one is lost in the dark labyrinth of a Latin sentence, Florenceis obliging aid is always to be relied upon .to guide her to the light. But is Florence herself Iiever in search of knowledge? Oh. dear, yes! The very expression of her eyes reminds one of a question mark, and her lips always look ready to say, When ? How ? or Why? and they often say it, too. 12

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ALMA BETCHER. nHer ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Alma is an excellent student, conscientious, upright and'honorable in everything she undertakes; Her gentle, unassuming manners have en- deared her to all, and we are all aware that strengthof character and noble principles are dominant traits in Alma,s character. Shelis a girl whom anybody would be proudlto have as a friend. We hope that her path through life will be a bright one, with only happy tidingsito greet her. ELEANOR LOUISE BLACK, T. M. P. l'A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Eleanor is frank and sincere and not afraid of argument. She has a serious look, and we all wonder how this happens, when she'is so chock full of fun. We, her classmates, wish her success and happiness in her college life. AMY WHITTIER BROCK, A K Short but sweet. A more popular little lady than-Amy cannot be found in W. H. H. 5. And why should she not be popular? She has the qualities which go to make a girl so-prettiness, vivacity and personality. A glance at her proves the hrst, her dancing gray eyes betoken the second and her actions, which are peculiarly Amy Brock's, verify the third. Amy is not as easily Managed as one might judge from her sizefifor no one is' more spunky than she at the right time. Some say that her flame is an abbreviation of Amiability? 14