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

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PHYLLIS CARTER, T. M. P. Awa' wi, your-belle-s and your beauties, They never wi' her can compare; Whoewlver has met wiz my Phyllis Has met wi, the queen 0' thejair.n Phyllis is an extremely artistic maiden whose theme tablets and text books are all surreptitiously ornamented with classic heads and strik- ing Henry Hutt poses. And drawing is not hergonly accomplishmei'it, for she stars in Latin and is also quite a musician. Phyllis my be seen at all the schbol affairs, and here, too, she is as popular as in the school room. EDNA GERTRUDE CLARK. I know a maiden fair to see.- She can both fair and friendly be. Edna is our nGirl of the Golden West. She has come from far-on Colora'do' to seek knowledge in our Hall of Fame? But she also has come to m'ake us the happier for having her with us. We know that Ed will not forget her Alma Mater, though she be many miles away. She is fartoo loyal for that. In fact, she is one of the most loyal and popular girls of naughty seven. SURELDA COOKIE: ' nHer voice was ever gentle, soft and low. . Surelda has been with us only two years, but her sweet disposition and winning ways have made her the favorite of all. She' is usually very quiet, but enters into a good joke as heartily as anyone. 16

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EDNA MAE BROCK, A K. lFA truer, nobler, trustier heart, more loving or more loyal never beat? Those who have the good fortune to be numbered among Ednals friends appreciate her sweet and noble qualities of head and heart. , Her genuine syriipathy-and sweetness of disposition are captivating qharacter- 'istics that endear hef to everyone. STANLEY BURMAN, A A lb. PRESIDENT OF' A A Q, MANAGER AND MEMBER OF FOOTBALL TEAM, CAPTAIN AND MEMBER OF TRACK TEAM, ATHLETIC COUNCIL. A man's a. man for al that? Stan is a good fellow and always there when anything is doing. He is extremely versatile ; his talents running from alfme bass voice, or tenor when required, to five yards through tackle, also when required. When Burman leaves school there,wi11 be a large vacancy to fill, to which sentiment all of his friends will .agree. He will continue his studies at Cornell. LUCY CATHERYN BURRUS. Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Limy is a studious, industrious girl. She is an unusually excellent student of Spanish. Quiet and unassuming, she is a faithful worker who can always3be relied on. She is small, but everyone knows the saying, that Good things game in small packages. 15

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MARY VESPER DAVIS. Her glossy hair clustered oier a brow Bright with intelligence, and fair, and smooth. Here is one of our Spanish girls. We do nqt mean by this that. she is of Spanish descent, although her hair and eyes are of a dark brown hue, but she is among those who make a pilgrimage to Room 23 four times a week for the express purpose of studying Spanish. Vesper has helped to lighten the dreary school hours in many ways. Success to her in life! JEANNETTE DAVV, T. M. P. ' You may travel and travel many a mile, But ne'er will you find so Winsome a smile. Hamlet without Hamlet expresses the idea of Walnut Hills without Dave.u She has the happy faculty of looking on the sunny side of life, and it was not long before she laughed her way into the hearts of every one of us. She is exceedingly conscientious in keeping track of the W'oodward affairs for us. With iiDave as the leader, the Tramps have j'oyfully climbed Mt. Parnassus this year. RODNEY DEUEL, . Forsooth he was a worthy man withalefi Rodney's ambition is to shine at the roller rink, where he is very popular with the goddesses 0n eight wheels. He is an electrical expert of ability. He was an officer in the cadet corps for three years, and would have been captain this year if that organization had not disbanded. 17